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An oldie but a goodie, Being a macgeek I fell in love with this idea when I saw it in 2001
and I thought I would revive it for the instructable crowd.
Step 1: First you need a Apple Cube
so high, how many people out there LOVE there dell?
I used to own a Mac, it was an alright computer, but i never got to the stage of plastering everything with Apple logos.
or "Get me a BEER!"
As ZChampine said RAM is the easiest way to speed up a computer if you are running multiple applications. The less memory you have the more often the system has to use virtual memory; which consists of saving memory blocks to your hard drive. Once you get the max memory for your system then upgrading the drive to a faster one might make your system faster.
And when he refers to CPU speed, i assume that he is talking about clock. Many casual users think that the speed of the CPU is the determining factor. I mean a 3.8GHz P4 would surely be faster than a 2.66GHz i7, right?
lets not get into a pissing contest on which machine is better.
I've never understood this hatred for good design some people have. I can only assume it's because they hate themselves so project that hatred outward when they see something wonderful.
No doubt there are people who consider appearance to be important while choosing electronics. If that weren't the case, Electronics manufactures wouldn't take the time to make units look nice. Apple is the new cool*, but that doesn't mean it's without substance.
*I'd actually say now days that Apple was the new cool 5 years ago. I haven't been paying enough attention to know what's trending now.
It took me a couple of months trying on eBay, but I finally got one for $50
The *most* I've ever spent on a decorative tissue box.....but well worth the giggle factor!
It holds a place of honor on my computer desk in my "Home Orifice"
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Recipe by Barbara
"Well over 100 years old, this recipe has been part of my family forever. My Grandmother, born in the 1880's taught it to us, and who taught it to her, I have no clue. It turns out to be a very large pie with a layer of custard, topped with a layer of blueberries, and then a layer of meringue. If you like blueberries, its a keeper. My Grandma always said that you could make a smaller pie by using a pint of blueberries, but we have never tested that theory."
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pastry for a (10 inch) single crust pie
1 cup
white sugar
egg yolks
1 tablespoon
quick-cooking tapioca
1 pinch
1 tablespoon
lemon juice
1/4 cup
1 quart
fresh blueberries
egg whites
1 tablespoon
all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon
white sugar
This is an EXCELLENT old-fashioned recipe. I can understand why this got a few bad reviews-it's a tad complicated to put together the first time around. Here's my 2cents worth to make this pie a little easier to make: When I beat the yolks and sugar together, I could not get all the sugar to dissolve. To remedy this, I added my lemon juice next (and, in fact, I used the juice of ½ lemon) and beat this nice and smooth. Instead of tapioca, I added 3 tablespoons of flour to this mixture. (I prefer flour to tapioca as a thickener in my pie: either will do nicely) Then add the salt, stir in the milk,and then the blueberries.In a separate bowl, beat your egg whites nice and stiff, and gently fold into the blueberry mixture.Sprinkle the flour and sugar into the pie shell as the recipe suggests,and pour in the filling.I found the top of the pie turned golden very quickly;I tented tinfoil over the top to slow this down for the rest of the baking time.BE SURE to tent it 'high',this pie rises like a souffle during baking, (then sinks as it cools) and if the top touches the foil,you will lose your meringue-like crust! I also covered my crust edge in foil to prevent browning.The end result is a mouth-watering, seconds-please blueberry pie unlike any other.There is a thin 'custard' like bottom, a creamy blueberry middle, and a thin meringue crust.You will NOT be disappointed with this one-THANK YOU,Barbara, for sharing this family treasure!
This pie did not come out well at all. There was hardly any custard in it, and although it looked good when it came out of the oven, as it cooled it went flat! It tasted ok, but not a keeper for me.
36 Ratings
Yummy! My husband said it was the best blueberry pie he'd ever eaten. Don't expect "meringue" it is more of a thin meringue-like layer. Also the "layers" aren't that thick which is where some of the confusion is coming from. But the blueberries and "cream" do kinda separate. I used frozen berries. Can't wait to try it with fresh!
I made this pie twice - the first time I did it while I was on vacation at a friend's house. He did not have a stand alone mixer, so I incorporated the eggs and sugar with a hand mixer and stopped after 6 minutes. Also, I was using a prepared pie shell, which made a big difference (I used a 9" shell). The pie was good, but I could see the potential!!
When I came home I started all over again - this time with my stand alone mixer. I beat the yolks a full 15 minutes, and incorporated the sugar over 10 of those minutes. This step made the big difference. Also, I cut back to 1 pt of blueberries. Those two changes and the pie was superb!!
Give it a chance - you won't regret.
This is a great recipe, I received rave reviews for this pie. Loved how it all separated into 3 different layers. Will Make this Again...
This is probably the best tasting blueberry pie we have ever had and I will definitely make it again. However, it doesn't look very appetizing because the meringue gets dark even though I tented it with foil midway through the baking. Also, I was unable to get the sugar to dissolve with the egg yolks - there just wasn't enough liquid. I beat this for 20 minutes with no success. I had to add drops of water. I'm wondering if some ingredient is missing here!
Thank you so much for sharing your recipe! What a fabulous pie!
I followed the recipe and it did not turn out with a custard. There was a little bit of meringue on top. I don't know what I did wrong. It sounded so good but, it turned out more like a cobbler.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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** Calories: 160
** Calories from Fat: 48
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Also means he's not smart enough to learn a new defense...? Or a few signals...? Sounds like a convenient answer. NYJets meant easy money and he can stay on the "Patriot-hater" side of the isle. BB would have made him work.
Also.... you posters claiming ...
I can't wait to see the people who thought he would work here come out now and trash him because it is the Jests.
Now ... I hope he really was gassed in Texas and it wasn't just Phillips' poor coaching.
Reed is dead to me! Haha.
That about sums it up. ...
Um.. WRong again as in, Wrong in this case. Ed Reed is only valuable to the Patriots (and fans) if he wanted to come here and buy into the Belichick system and philosophy. Part of that is a willingness to work hard and be a team player.
Idiots... Ed Reed revealed himself by signing with the Jets. He revealed his intentions and his motivations... From that, you can glean that he likely is done. All he can muster now is taking the easy money and the easy way out. Apparently , this is too challenging a concept or interpretation for some of you to grasp.


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Elk Mountains > Snowmass Mountain > Climber's Log
Snowmass Mountain Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|Pete Castricone
|Re: the gift that kept on giving
|Nothing like hiking 2 miles in the wrong direction at 1 am...probably more fun than falling into a bog or slogging through the lake though. Rest up, sista!
|Posted Sep 15, 2011 2:34 pm
|Pete Castricone
|The Gift...
Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2011
|This loop made me question my sanity. Goldielocks and I planned a marathon length loop from Snowmass Creek TH: get to Trail Rider pass, then climb Snowmass Peak, then traverse the entire ridge across Hagerman, Snowmass Mountain, and Capitol. Then drop down the Capitol ridge (direct of course) and loop all the way back to TH. Oh yeah, in one day. We made it to Snowmass Mt in total whiteout (finally) and quit. Slog out of there was disgusting. Still almost a marathon. Snowmass is my least favorite mountain in the world. I might retire because of it.
|Posted Sep 14, 2011 2:42 pm
|the gift that kept on giving
Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2011
|left TH 1am wit intention of doing a nice brutal loop..maroon-snowmass TH,trail rider pass,snowmass peak,hagerman, snowmass mtn, capitol back west snowmass trail to start.. well that plan changed when snow and fog blasted the ridges we were rolling on.. very fun but few nav errors because of zero vis made for slower time.. called it a day after snowmass mtn.. still a worthy loop.. there were many gifts this day.. my fav was being so messed up on death march out missed turnoff for maroon-snowmass TH..
|Posted Sep 14, 2011 12:29 pm
|a colorado classic
Date Climbed: Jun 12, 2010
|Packed up to the lake,which is one of the most scenic high lakes in Co,and had the whole place to myself. Then snow slogged up snowmass the next day. Its longer than you think..lol. first to sign register in 2010. No one had signed it yet that year. What a summit. Wow.
|Posted Aug 16, 2011 8:38 am
|'S' Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2011
|Climbed 'S' Ridge on a day trip from Crystal TH. Descended the same way. Nice route with plenty of solid rock if you stay on the ridge crest. Beautiful weather, great views!
|Posted Aug 8, 2011 10:32 pm
|Check :)
|Posted Jan 24, 2011 10:20 am
|from snowmass lake
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2009
|very cool lake and solid climb once we were above the loose headwall
|Posted Jan 13, 2011 12:28 am
|detour from the four pass loop
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2010
|What a great day! Enjoyed a 4 day high pressure system and great backpacking and climbing. LOVED Snowmass Lake.
|Posted Dec 18, 2010 9:13 pm
|Completion of the Snow Cap Traverse
|Topped out late in the day to finally finish the ridge traverse from Capitol.
Looks like me, Mike, and Steve made the first ascent of the ridge proper. Hard to know in CO with unrecorded data. Encountered dangerous-very dangerous climbing most of the way. Especially the Gendarmes. Not much pro and if you do get a piece it's not something you want to fall on. On top of that, it's choss with massive exposure and I mean the worse choss you can imagine. Glad we all came out unhurt. One of the most rewarding experiences though at the same time!!!! This thing is absolutely no joke. A test piece for sure!
|Posted Dec 18, 2010 4:53 pm
|s ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2010
|The "s" ridge was a great way to climb Snowmass!! A true Classic
|Posted Nov 26, 2010 1:36 pm
|Memorial weekend
Date Climbed: May 30, 2010
|Was stupid and went up the east face with my dog. Snow was MUCH steeper than it looked and it got soft quick. Very fortunate to get a belay from above. Lesson learned!
|Posted Oct 19, 2010 6:14 pm
|Standard Approach
Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2010
|Backpacked into Snowmass Lake via Snowmass Creek approach on Monday in torrential rain most of the day - great way to spend my first night ever in the backcountry! Hit the summit on late Tuesday morning. Had the route and summit to ourselves, except for one group of three we saw on our descent. Hiked out the same day via Buckskin Pass (as we had cars at both trailheads).
|Posted Aug 24, 2010 6:25 pm
|Snowmass Creek approach
Date Climbed: May 30, 2010
|The Gladbach Memorial Day 2010 trip. My first 14er snow climb and first 14er of 2010. I was slower than normal this day. Everyone else who would summit was coming down from the summit when I reached the ridge. I was ready to turn around, but Gladbach convinced me to summit by going back with me. Glad he did!
|Posted Aug 7, 2010 1:09 am
|Snowmass lake route
|Can I stress beautiful enough? Great hike! Got off route did some easy 5th class climbing to gain summit added some excitement. Good day in the mountains.
|Posted Jul 4, 2010 9:29 pm
|From Hagerman
Date Climbed: Jun 23, 2010
|Took a wrong turn up Pack Trail Pass and traversed over Snowmass Peak and Hagerman. Long, loose, and exhausting. Trip report
|Posted Jun 23, 2010 9:06 pm
Date Climbed: May 30, 2010
Do it.
|Posted Jun 2, 2010 3:08 am
|90 ft from top!
Date Climbed: May 30, 2010
|Came up from the Snowmass creek trailhead. Hiked to lake on 29th, climbed on 30th. The top 90 feet was a pretty heavy mix of snow/ice and rock. Have to go back and get the summit. Lots of fun with plenty of snow in the snowmass still. Weather was perfect.
|Posted Jun 1, 2010 11:27 am
|The standard route
|Absolutely beautiful area, worse part of the climb is just above Snowmass Lake negotiating all the scree
|Posted Apr 26, 2010 12:23 am
|Eric Holle
|Standard Route from Snowmass Lake
Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2009
|Only ten 14ers left! What a beautiful hike and scenic area around the lake. We got pummeled by a storm the night before the climb, very scary lightning.
|Posted Aug 3, 2009 9:46 am
|Snowmass Mt via Lead King Basin TH
Date Climbed: Jul 29, 2009
|Started up at 5:05AM with very wet trail conditions from hard rains the night before; up the west face reached summit at 10:44AM with building clouds. Did quick scramble back down with graupel and rain in a few places. Back to TH at 2:23pm just as the hard rain & hail started. My 45th 14'er.........sweet!!
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Thursday, December 6, 2012
2012 Christmas House Tour
64 comments:
- Deidre said...
What a wonderful winter delight! Your home is so lovely!
- December 6, 2012 at 5:09 AM
- * Villa Lieblich * said...
- December 6, 2012 at 5:13 AM
- Rachel ~ The Cotswold Wedding Planner said...
Gorgeous images, I love the simplicity and the Nordic influence with the linen! A lovely way to spend 15 minutes on a cold morning in the Cotswolds with a hot coffee...
- December 6, 2012 at 5:33 AM
- paige said...
always love an inspirational visit to your home!!
just beautiful!
merry christmas
- December 6, 2012 at 5:43 AM
- SmithShack71 said...
Everything is simply lovely. Hope everyone is feeling better.
- December 6, 2012 at 5:45 AM
- It's me said...
Beautiful Tracey !!..i love it all !!!...happy time...love Ria...xxx...
- December 6, 2012 at 5:54 AM
- Geli said...
Hello Tracey! This is how I love holiday decoration! Soooo beautiful! Best wishes! Geli
- December 6, 2012 at 6:00 AM
- Alice said...
Oh no, I'm sorry you've all been sick! What a rotten time for that.
I love your simple but elegant decorating, and everything looks so wonderful. Every time I come to your blog it's like a breath of fresh air. Thanks so much for the tour!
Take care!
- December 6, 2012 at 6:27 AM
- Between You and Me said...
I'm so sorry to hear that all of you have been sick....we've been spared so far, but literally everyone around us has suffered with an array of illnesses, so we're not holding our breath! I'm sure our turn will come!
Your home is decked out beautifully...I love all of your simple touches. You've captured your space beautifully.
Feel better!!!
- December 6, 2012 at 6:56 AM
- Katy Noelle said...
Tracey, it's absolutely beautiful and wonderfully refreshing! A soothing feast for the eyes and encouraging to me, too, to 'keep it simple'! Thank you! =]
- December 6, 2012 at 7:10 AM
- Rebecca @ Belle Blog said...
Thank you for that tour with all those beautiful photos...
- December 6, 2012 at 7:42 AM
- Anne said...
LOVE your simplistic look Tracey! I have done this myself this year and am enjoying it so much more than any Christmas decor I have ever had.I won't feel in a rush to put things away this year!Hope you are all feeling better!
- December 6, 2012 at 7:46 AM
- Cynthia said...
Love your house tour. The wreath made of boxwood is great and I like the little trees above the bed.
- December 6, 2012 at 7:50 AM
- Beth@Unskinny Boppy said...
Oh Tracy this post is jam-packed full of pinnable goodness! Such beautiful Christmas ideas. I'm SO excited to be a part of the Holiday House Walk with you and Jenn and friends! :)
- December 6, 2012 at 8:06 AM
- Stacey said...
Just perfection! I'm in awe. :)
- December 6, 2012 at 8:26 AM
- Jeanne said...
Tracey, I enjoyed seeing your home decorated for the holidays. All the simple natural touches look so fresh. I have a question about the paper whites...I have forced paper white bulbs before and found that once they bloomed the scent was over-powering and really not that pleasant. Are there different types of paper whites? If so, where do you buy yours? (I live in the suburbs of Chicago.) I hope you and your family are feeling better.
- December 6, 2012 at 8:30 AM
- Deb said...
Your decorations for the Holidays are so beautiful & serene.
Feel better Tracey ♥
- December 6, 2012 at 8:37 AM
- chateau chic said...
The simplicity of your Christmas decor couldn't be more delightful and lovely. Loving the red accents throughout your beautiful home.
Trust your family is feeling better by now.
Mary Alice
- December 6, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- Finding Home said...
There is so much beauty in your simplicity! So inspiring - thanks for inviting us in.
Take care, Laura
- December 6, 2012 at 9:32 AM
- Calypso In The Country said...
So peaceful and elegant!
- December 6, 2012 at 9:38 AM
- Chrissy...The Apothecary Shop said...
Tracey....your home just exudes such a warmth...hard to describe really...like a warm blanket on a cold day....your the best of the best. Wishing all of you a wonderful and healthy Christmas....I've been so busy at work I have kept things simple too...but that's ok...I'm done with all the fussy stuff...so not me anymore. Take it easy ....lots of love Chrisy
- December 6, 2012 at 9:46 AM
- Robin said...
Beautiful as always. Your style is so amazing and you make it look so effortless. I love all the pops of red scattered around. Red just says "Christmas" to me.
- December 6, 2012 at 10:03 AM
- Brandy~GreyLaneHome said...
Your home is so beautiful. I love the simple holiday decor. Thanks for inspiring us.
- December 6, 2012 at 10:21 AM
- Susan Ryan said...
- December 6, 2012 at 10:39 AM
- hobbyvimsa said...
Your holme is so Beutiful;)
Love those bottols
Linda from Norway:)
- December 6, 2012 at 10:42 AM
- Kristin @ My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia said...
It is just gorgeous!!!! Feel better.
- December 6, 2012 at 10:49 AM
- Jeanne said...
It all looks so gorgeous! I am in love with the vintage linen stars!!! Your photos are always the most lovely!
- December 6, 2012 at 11:22 AM
- Elma said...
Love your home!! It is so beautiful. I also LOVE the vintage stars!!!
I hope you all feel better soon!! It is not good when mommy is sick!!
- December 6, 2012 at 11:35 AM
- Sheila R - Blessed and Distressed said...
Gorgeous home! Love the pretty wrapped candles. Wishing you a beautiful Christmas season.
- December 6, 2012 at 12:15 PM
- martinealison said...
De très belles photos avec à chaque un décor fascinant...
Merci pour ce très joli partage.
Gros bisous.
- December 6, 2012 at 12:25 PM
- Alabaster Rose Lifestyle said...
Oh Tracey, your home looks stunning!! I love all of the touches of red and blue.
I'm so sorry that you've all been so sick, I hope you all feel better soon.
Thank you for the welcoming glimpse into your beautiful home.
Take care and have a wonderful day.
Oh,one quick question, which I know you've been asked a hundred times, what color paint is on your walls in your dining room and what color is on the walls where you have the old green and white chippy door with the wreath? I love that door by the way, just perfectly chippy! :)
- December 6, 2012 at 2:41 PM
- Morning T said...
Tastefully simple and perfectly cozy and chic~ love it all! I've been phasing out my red and green Christmas decor over the past few years in hopes of creating a more neutral feel similar to yours. Crisp and natural. Thanks for sharing with us and hope you're all feeling better.
Happy holidays and big hugs!
- December 6, 2012 at 2:48 PM
- Cindy said...
Just beautiful. Natural, textural, soulful... so pretty. I love the beautiful greens, and that statue is wonderful...
- December 6, 2012 at 2:55 PM
- Cassie @ Primitive & Proper said...
LOVE the use of apples for a touch of red! inspired!
- December 6, 2012 at 4:26 PM
- City Farmhouse said...
Your house is so pretty & peaceful, I love all of your holiday touches! Your photos are amazing & beautiful in every way:)! Happy Holidays, Jen
- December 6, 2012 at 4:37 PM
- City Farmhouse said...
Your house is so pretty & peaceful, I love all of your holiday touches! Your photos are amazing & beautiful in every way:)! Happy Holidays, Jen
- December 6, 2012 at 4:38 PM
- Allison said...
Your home is lovely. Beautifully decorated for Christmas. Love the little grain sack stars and the fun pops of red in the apples and berries. I hope you all feel better soon and thank you for opening your home to us all!
- December 6, 2012 at 4:55 PM
- Jennifer Rizzo said...
AS usual your home is amazing, beautiful, tranquil and gorgeous all at once! If this is what you do when you are sick, watch out when your are healthy. Thank you for joining us my sweet friend. :) xoxo
- December 6, 2012 at 10:59 PM
- The Blue Farmhouse said...
Those blue vintage grain sacks and stars..stole my heart and the show! Absolutely beautiful...
- December 6, 2012 at 11:28 PM
- Lisa said...
Your Christmas home is beautiful! I really enjoyed the Creative Home blog you did with Jennifer & Jeanne. You had some great ideas to share. Hope your holiday season is filled with joy & fun.
- December 7, 2012 at 6:47 AM
- vicki archer said...
So beautiful Tracey... just perfect... I hope you are feeling much better.... xv
- December 7, 2012 at 11:42 AM
- Debbie said...
- December 7, 2012 at 2:54 PM
- Sternchen56 said...
i love your home!!!
- December 8, 2012 at 12:05 AM
- Dear Lillie said...
I think the simplicity makes it so incredibly elegant! Each photo is so beautiful! Merry Christmas!
- December 8, 2012 at 12:49 AM
- Monica Hart said...
Hi, So beautiful & natural Tracey. Love the touches
of red. Merry, merry!
- December 8, 2012 at 10:21 AM
- Sandi~A Cottage Muse said...
It's been a joy to tour your beautiful home ~ Merry Christmas!
Oh and I just want to tell you how much I am enjoying the ecourse and enjoyed decking my halls this year with some of the tips from all you ladies!!
- December 9, 2012 at 4:13 PM
- Jennifer @ Town and Country Living said...
Beautiful home. Love the pops of red and I just adore the blue French grain fabrics.
- December 9, 2012 at 8:16 PM
Love the simplicity and vintage style! Looks like a home I would feel comfortable living in during christmas, or anytime for that matter.
- December 10, 2012 at 11:39 PM
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Hello dear Tracey,
your Christmas home is soooo gorgeous, love all the pics.
With warmest wishes
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So fresh and peaceful. I love it, girl!
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What a joyeux Noel to enjoy here with you Tracy.
It all looks so soft and rustically beautiful.
Indeed the Lord is coming.
- December 13, 2012 at 2:26 PM
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Hi Tracey...just wanted to say Merry Christmas and thank you for your wonderful blog. I really enjoy it...it has become a happy part of my days.
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Tracey, I love it. It is simple but beautiful. Happy Holidays, Carolina
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tracey! i couldn't leave 2012 behind without becoming your newest follower! hope you're following me as well.
looking forward to your gorgeous photography and inspiration in 2013.
- December 29, 2012 at 9:06 PM
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I think we have the same ideas on Christmas decorating.
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"This is a down home fresh sweet potato pie. I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as my family."
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1 cup
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1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon
ground nutmeg
1/4 teaspoon
ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon
1 (9 inch)
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This recipes was really good. It took only 15 minutes to put together after the Sweet Potato's were cooked. I like the recipe because it was easy and very basic then I added my own personal touch of 1 tsp of lemon extra and and a 1/2 cup of Sugar and the pie came out wonderful.
This recipe has some serious problems. Mashed sweet potatoes - does that mean boil cut-up sweet potatoes or use sweetned from the can. Where's the sugar!
I prepared this recipe using actual sweet potatoes and served this pie as my only desert for my Thanksgiving dinner and was disappointed, as well as, my guests.
This recipe needs to be removed, corrected or mentioned that it is not an actual dessert before others find error too.
31 Ratings
When I first tried this, it was awful because it was not sweet. I have since modified it and added 1/2 c. sugar and now it's better. Also, to make it even easier, use one big can (29 oz. I believe) of sweet potatoes. It makes about 2 cups mashed. But otherwise an easy recipe to follow.
I will never use a recipe without reading reviews first, after we made this pie, which is only edible because we put LOTS of whipped cream on it...I realized all reviews said same thing, and I agree, this needs sugar and without it it was TERRIBLE
Lisa H. must have forgotten the sugar ingredient, and I can't believe anyone would make this blindly without sugar then rate it poorly. Add 2/3 cups of sugar and 1/3 cup of brown sugar and it is one of the best and easiest sweet potato pie recipes I have ever made.
This pie needs sugar.
This is no doubt the worst recipe I have ever tried. Where is the sugar? And that may not be all that is wrong with it. I wasted my time and material.
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It's brilliantly simple, plain everyday food. Such a refreshing change from all the recipes whose overuse of sugar masks the nice flavors of the other ingredients. This pie is not sweet enough to qualify as "dessert" for lots of folks, but for me it's quite sweet enough and is a very nice way to eat sweet potatoes. For those wondering how much fresh sweet potato will yield the 2 cups of mash needed for each pie, we found that baking about 1 1/4 pound of potatoes per pie was about right. Bake in a covered dish with the skins on, let them cool, peel and mash.
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As their winter season winds to a close, high school players and coaches in the Northern Virginia Scholastic Hockey League (NVSHL) are focused on a final push to claim bragging rights heading into the offseason. The playoffs start in about a week, meaning players need to skate into top form if they want to do justice to the school names on their jerseys.
Yet it's that concept of representing one's school that has many of the league's participants thinking about more than just power plays and championship trophies these days. While they're grateful for the friendships they've forged alongside classmates, many of the players and coaches taking the ice are irked that they don't really represent their schools at all.
Ever since the league's inception 13 years ago, local public high school teams participating in the NVSHL have never been officially recognized by the Fairfax County Public School system as varsity or club teams representing their schools. They're technically considered interest group clubs, organizations free to participate in whatever league they choose so long as it's run independently from the teams' high schools. In other words, public high school ice hockey teams can play as they please; they just can't expect any level of support from their schools' administrations.
Most of these teams aren't looking for support in the form of funding. Becoming a varsity sport would be a dream-come-true, but they know the kind of robust budgets such a move would require are not in place to make that a reality anytime soon. Instead, they want to become club teams, which would put them on basically equal footing with varsity sports in terms of recognition from their respective athletic departments even as it would keep their self-funded status the same.
"We don't aspire to varsity status," said John Sherlock, who's been coaching McLean's ice hockey team since it joined the NVSHL 13 years ago. "We recognize in today's environment that no one's going to go on the hook to sponsor a hockey team. It's just too expensive. We aspire to club status."
According to Sherlock, becoming a club team would mean gaining the freedom to do a number of things that school-sponsored teams take for granted. Student-athletes on club teams receive varsity letters, make announcements at school and receive academic certificates, yearbook space for team photos, end-of-year awards at school banquets and more equal visibility alongside other teams. Guidelines are in place to keep interest club groups like ice hockey from reaping those benefits, although some schools enforce them more stringently than others.
Becoming a club team isn't so simple, though. According to Bill Curran, the FCPS Student Activities and Athletics Director, there are a number of factors holding ice hockey back from its goal. For one, the sport simply doesn't have the participation numbers necessary to warrant serious consideration by school officials. There are about 16 public schools and 250 athletes competing in the NVSHL from Fairfax County, numbers Curran says aren't large enough to inspire change. Moreover, limited ice rinks make ice time a headache in this area. Reston Skatequest, Fairfax Ice Arena and Mount Vernon Rec Center are the county's only rinks, which often forces teams to travel outside Fairfax to get ice time. Only one of those three rinks (Mount Vernon) is public, meaning safety concerns would be out of FCPS's hands most of the time. Along those lines, the FCPS Risk Management Office renders ice skating a prohibited activity.
"There is middle ground on some things," Curran said. "Things like you can't be recognized in the yearbook. Well, you can buy an add in the yearbook. I can't tell the yearbook who they can sell ads to and who they can't. There are things like that that can typically be worked through. But the reality is, as a school system we can recognize what we can recognize and manage what we can manage, but we can't manage everything. That just goes beyond our capacity."
Sherlock maintains that since ice hockey teams like his are entirely self-run and already insured, high school athletic departments would not be taking on significant responsibilities if they added those teams as club sports. But according to Curran, the assertion that Directors of Student Activities would not be kept busier with another club sport is invalid. Oversight would come into play, particularly as DSA's must monitor the rosters of their club teams just as they do their varsity ones.
"I can't ask my staff at the schools to do any more than they're doing," Curran said. "This goes beyond ice hockey. What do I tell the cricket people who have 300, 400 people in the cricket leagues now? What do I tell the judo people that want to be recognized? At some point there has to be a limit to what we can and can't provide."
Curran, a hockey fan himself, says that while he'd like to add hockey in an ideal world, the reality is that the FCPS only considers new sports that are recognized by the Virginia High School League. The VHSL does not list ice hockey as one of its sports.
Yet that fact runs into complications of its own. According to W.T. Woodson crew coach Trevor Barry, the VHSL voted last month to no longer recognize crew as one of its sports. That leaves crew — one of only two club sports (the other being riflery) currently recognized by the FCPS — continuing its rapid growth in the county even as it ceases to be a VHSL sport. According to VHSL Director Ken Tilley, the decision to cease recognizing crew at the state level will be reconsidered at a meeting later this month.
Diane Kaylor, a parent of a freshman goalie on W.T. Woodson's squad, has worked alongside Woodson coach Keith Dean to push for change. She says that players and parents aren't asking for money or equipment; they're just asking for long-sought recognition from the schools they play for.
"It's frustrating as parents knowing that there are other club sports that get recognition from the county and hockey doesn't," Kaylor said. "What we're trying to do is just level the playing field for kids who work hard as athletes as well as students."
With so many obstacles in front of them, it's clear that high school hockey supporters have plenty of work ahead of them if those intentions are to come to fruition.


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Also worth a look: Johnny Moneyseed. The author of this blog and his wife are 30-something early retirees. Don't let that dissuade you. Their posts on topics such as how to be a foodie on a limited budget and how much you can save by downsizing apply to folks of all ages.
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WV, you didn't put Matt Ryan on this list????????????
Russell Wilson has been just as impressive as Tannehill.
The irony is I sincerely believe we now have both the 2nd and: 3rd best QBs in the AFCE on our roster.
So much truth in one post. Tannehill is absolutely that good already and he's progressing. He looks dramatically less like a rookie every game. Congrats on having the guts to very correctly put Tannehill ahead of Romo and Vick and the endless hype machine that follows those two around through their mediocre, insubstantial, ringless careers.
Tannehill is more accurate than matt ryan. If you look at it for what it is, bob griffen the turd was beating the falcons,and was driving b4 he got injured.. Cam newton isnt very accurate, hes a thrower. Add alex smith to that list and drop romo. Romo threw 31 tds last year w 10 picks and no oline
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"This is a quick recipe. Good, too! The main ingredients are oil and butter,the garlic and crushed red pepper flakes enhance the flavors."
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1/4 cup
chopped parsley
1/4 teaspoon
crushed red pepper flakes
1/4 cup
olive oil
1/4 cup
melted butter
With the exception of the cayenne pepper, this is the traditional pasta with garlic and olive oil I grew up with in my Italian family. If anything, we add a bit of crushed red pepper flakes to taste, but it is just as traditional and tasty without. This is the Italian version of buttered noodles--and it's darn good. Also delicious with a sprinkle of grated fresh Parmesan or Romano cheese.
Seriously, I didn't think this was that good. I have had this made by my Italian Uncle and it was outstanding. I won't be making again.
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Now THIS is the way to do Olio ;)
The only thing I changed is using whole cloves of garlic rather than chopped garlic - it is more "traditional" that way.
As for cooking the garlic for 10-15 minutes - you are normally supposed to discard the (whole clove of) garlic after you have cooked it in the oil. The reason for doing this is that the oil becomes infused with the garlic flavour...
However, since this version uses chopped garlic instead of whole cloves - I would cook it for 3-5 minutes instead.
Not a good kid recipe because of the spicy red pepper flakes (but omit them and the kids will eat this up). I've added quartered canned artichokes and black olives. Also try shaped pasta, adds a little excitement to the meal. Very delicious!!
This is a great side dish, but frankly I could eat it as a main dish all by itself because it's just that good. I topped it with a bit of parmesan and it was perfect!
AMAZING recipe!! My husband and I enjoyed this dish. It was easy to cook with the time crunch I was in and the spices gave it the "kick" I like in sauces. DON'T change a thing!! It's very good and if you use the right pasta, it's healthy as well.
This was fantastic! I however added a lot more garlic than the recipe called for. I also added a handfull of whole garlic cloves. It took about 7 minutes longer to cook with the whole garlic cloves. Next time i make this i will also try to add some fresh steamed veggies to the mix!
I loved it! I added extra garlic and sprinkled grated parmesan cheese on top. Yum! I served it with broccoli, which was very good with it.
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"Hidden Valley® Original Ranch® Salad Dressing & Seasoning Mix makes a delicious rub for pork chops in this quick and easy preparation."
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1 (1 ounce) packet
Hidden Valley® Original Ranch® Salad Dressing & Seasoning Mix
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
6 (1-inch thick)
pork loin rib chops
Dash of paprika
This is a great recipe. One of my family's favorites. In place of the Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing, I use powdeed butter milk. Works great.
A good basic recipe.
95 Ratings
These were the best pork chops I've ever made. I placed seasonings in a ziploc, shook them up, and put them on the grill. Great reviews from my family.
I used my own homemade dry ranch dressing mix instead of Hidden Valley (same principal, just less salt/more flavor)--other than that I made no other changes. The boys thought this was FANTASTIC, they ate every single pork chop. I served this with Baked Mushroom Rice and steamed broccoli.
This was the first time I've made pork chops like this, this they were delicious!! I read most of the reviews before making it, you like to hear others input and how I can make it better.Most of the reviews said it lacked flavor so I wanted to make sure mine had tons of flavor. I used 4 pork loin chops pretty big portion, I used a packet of Hidden Valley Ranch, a packet of the green onion dip packet added garlic powder, bread crumbs,and other spices I had in the pantry that I thought would go with pork chops, combined all the ingredients then put it all in a Ziploc bag. They coated the pork chops just perfect.it looked good before it was even cooked. I had errands to run so I left it in the fridge for a few hours. I cooked it at 400° for about 45min turning them once, also uncovered. They came out so juicy and full of flavor. The best chops I've had hands down.Even, my picky son set it all, and my mother in law who never raves about anything loved them when she set one the following day. This is going to be one of our favorites from now on. KiM roasted asparagus as a side. Hope this helps.
So easy and really delicious. The chops came out very moist and tender with good flavor
My four stars are a compromise. I would give this five stars for ease of preparation and tenderness of the meat, but only three for flavor.
Made exactly as described and they were absolutely amazing! My boyfriend and I were 100% satisfied! :)
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I was welding today using my Miller Legend burning some 7018, man that Miller is so smooth!!! its great using Miller welders
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Glad to hear you like the Miller Legand,but coming from Miller what would you expect.They make some great machines and these forums are a very helpful tool also.Now thats the "power of blue".
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At school, we have 8 miller welders, and I have to say, wether they're 20 years old or just off the shelf, they're the kings of kings!
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i love my miller but nothing welds smoother than my sa 250 pipeliner it makes you not wanna weld with anything else nothing compares
What kind of miller do you have?Save our species! Lower metal prices!
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Hey I have 15 of the shopmaster 300s in my High School Shop. I LOVE them. They are so smooth and strike so nice. And a guy from Miller actually taught me how and what arc control is and it works very nice. I have 5 of them running TIGs and 5 running MIGs. They are nice!
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Richard, what are you making with the greatest welders in the world?
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I made some trailer light gards. to protect the lights from getting broken,
torch botel rack for truck,
special lower ball joint remover tool for Honda civic,
welded up broken places on bush hog,
ramp mounts on car/truck lift rack,
welded recivers to welding table that mount wheels and tung
angel iron that holds wood floor in 16' trailer when I replaced the wood floor
and I am sure their are other things I have welded that I cant think of right now
using my Miller Legand stick welder/generator
I also used it durring or battle with hurican Katrina . it was my power source for days as we did not have power. the legand supplied us with power and never let us down. yea thats .the Miller living up to its name !
I used my Miller matic 250x Mig welder to make all kinds of things
I made,
a trailer about 2 years ago, a small one to go behind my 4 wheeler
a vise stand for a co-worker of mine
reciever hitch on the frunt of my tractor with a 2" ball , and a bush gard that fits into the reciver.
welded up a tail wheel that I broke on my bush hog.
T post racks on my truck to hall steel 20' 24' 30' stick without pulling a trailer
recivers for my welding table,
welding couplers on tungs of diffrent trailers,and things
trailer ramps,
expanded metal in tung of trailer
eye hook brackets to lower yard light pool to change light bulb/sinsor,
spot welding sheet metel to under rusted out hole in trunck lid of old Toyota car so I can bondo over the hole after glass blasting it.
welding up holes in rusted threw rims in old golf cart wheels.. with inter tube works great,
mounts for bigger wheel berral type wheels on air compressor,...makes moving across yard easier
and I am sure that there are lots of other things that I have welded using my Miller matic 250x mig welder that I can't think of right now .too
but I hope this answered you question as to what have I been welding with my Miller welders
just what ever projects that I can think of or dream up, I love making things.
I will say this . the things that I weld for friends or co-workers, I do not charge them for my work. you never know when you may be on the recieving end of a favor, I treat them like I would want to be treated
I enjoy welding using my Miller equipment
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Jane "Jennie" Francis, 93, of Silver Creek Terrace, St. Marys, formerly of Johnsonburg and St. Marys, died at the Elk Regional Health Center, St. Marys, Thursday morning, Oct. 11, 2012 following a brief illness.
She was born Sept. 3, 1919 in Johnsonburg, daughter of the late Stephen and Grace Scrivo Vavala.
She married William "Bill" Francis on March 6, 1943, he died in August of 1986.
She had resided in St. Marys for the past three years, had lived in Johnsonburg from 1987 to 2009 and had lived in St. Marys prior to 1987.
She graduated from Johnsonburg High School in 1938. She was a member of the Holy Rosary Church where she was a member of the Holy Rosary Senior Choir. She had been a member of the Sacred Heart Church Choir. She enjoyed playing piano and spending time with her grandchildren, family and friends.
She was employed by Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital for 10 years, retiring in 1984.
She is survived by one daughter, Diane C., Mrs. Robert Schloder of Ridgway; one son, William "Bill" Francis and his fiance Price of Ridgetop, Tenn.; two grandchildren, Christine M. Schloder and her husband Rob Davis of New York, N.Y., and David A. Schloder and his wife Una of Erie; three great-grandchildren, Andrew and Julia Davis of New York, N.Y., and Kiersten Schloder of Ridgway; two sisters, Margaret "Margie" Occhiuto of Johnsonburg and Veronica F., Mrs. Anthony Ferragine of Johnsonburg; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by one son, Michael Francis; two brothers, Salvatore and Bruno Vavala; and five sisters, Helen Tassone, Marian Dellaquila, Brunina Tripodi, Josephine DeFiore and Rose Damore.
A Mass of Christian Burial for Jane Francis will be conducted at the Holy Rosary Church on Monday, Oct. 15, 2012 at 10 a.m. Officiating will be Rev. David J. Wilson, Pastor. Interment will be held at St. Marys Catholic Cemetery, St. Marys. Friends will be received at the Anthony F. Ferragine Funeral Home, 401 Chestnut St., Johnsonburg from 5 to 8 p.m.
If desired, memorial contributions should be made to the Johnsonburg Community Center, c/o 100 Main St., Johnsonburg, PA 15845 or to Silver Creek Terrace Recreation Fund, 791 Johnsonburg Rd., St. Marys, PA 15857.
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Claire Hamill (born Josephine Claire Hamill, 4 August 1954 in Port Clarence, County Durham in northern England) is a British singer-songwriter. Claire Hamill has been active in the music business since age 17. In 1971, she was launched as one of Britain's first female singer-songwriters and compared by several commentators to Joni Mitchell. Her debut album was One House Left Standing, whose cover photo showed the singer in a backdrop of her home town. Soon afterwards, she went on her first UK tour supporting John Martyn. By 1973, she had toured the United States with Procol Harum and Jethro Tull, and came back to Britain to record her next album October at Richard Branson's Manor Studio in Oxfordshire, the same Manor studio which Mike Oldfield was using to compose what became Tubular Bells. She next toured with King Crimson. In 1973, she met Ray Davies of the Kinks, who signed her to his Konk label for her third album Stage Door Johnnies, an album which included her first covers. She toured America for the second time that year and went on another UK tour supporting Gilbert O'Sullivan. In addition, she recorded what would be her final album of the 70s and the second one for Konk, titled Abracadabra. In the early 1980s she supported Wishbone Ash and joined the group for a short while.
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David Edward Russell Jr., 21, 116 Manor Dr., No. 3., was charged 3:35 a.m. Saturday at the Union County Law Enforcement with operating while intoxicated.
According to a Creston Police report, Russell was stopped for a traffic violation. While speaking with Russell, an officer could smell a strong odor of alcohol coming from Russell. Russell consented to a standardize field sobriety test and a preliminary breath test with a test result of .124. Russell consented to a sample of his breath for DataMaster which showed a blood-alcohol level of .127.
Russell was released on $1,000 bond.
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Jeremiah Lee David Parcher, 36, 502 W. Summitt St., was charged 12:28 a.m. Sunday in the 100 block of North Elm Street on a Union County warrant for failure to appear on child support matters.
Parcher was being held on $2,000 bond.
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Dennis Paul Speed, 43, 617 N. Birch St., was charged 7:37 p.m. Sunday at his residence for violation of a protection order.
According to a Creston Police report, a female reported Speed was outside her residence banging on all the doors. Upon arrival, officers observed Speed at the residence's south door. Speed stated the female had invited him to the residence and he had spent the night. The female verbally stated there was a valid protection order in place and requested charges. A valid protection order between the parties was confirmed.
Speed was being held on $300 bond.
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Sonya McNeal, 409 N. Vine St., reported a signed hockey card, wedding ring, jewelry and coins were taken from her residence between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Saturday.
Loss estimate is $1,500.
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When 81–year–old Celia began to suffer from both mental and physical problems, her son Eric wondered how to care for all of her needs. Here are some thoughts from Eric, and from Celia's healthcare team, about how the Geriatric Psychiatric Unit at Bridgeport Hospital has helped prepare her for the transition to a nursing home.
Eric: It's a strange feeling. You know, my mother always cared for me when I was a child; put Band-Aids on my scrapes, showed me how to tie my shoes, taught me my manners, kept me safe and happy and loved.
In her seventies, she was the one who needed help. She developed heart disease. Then I began to see mental changes. At first she just seemed absent minded, forgetful. But about a year ago, matters got worse. True, she had always been strong-willed and feisty—but now she was often angry and argumentative. Sometimes she even became combative with me when I was trying to help her.
Mother's primary care physician recommended a geriatric assessment by Dr. Beata Skudlarska at Bridgeport Hospital. Dr. Skudlarska diagnosed dementia. I had been expecting something like that, but it was still hard to hear. I knew it was time for me to trade places with my mother. I needed to find a way—and a place—to care for her.
Beata Skudlarska, MD, Chief of Geriatrics: A dramatic change in behavior may be related to changes in the brain associated with dementia—the loss of mental ability. Dementia often makes itself known by symptoms such as memory loss, difficulty performing familiar tasks, language problems, disorientation, poor judgment and changes in mood, behavior or personality. A role reversal is not uncommon with adult children like Eric, who are faced with caring for a parent stricken with such a debilitating condition—especially when combined with physical problems.
Eric: Mother is almost completely deaf. (I've been communicating with her in writing for nearly two decades.) Her heart and her hearing, combined with her dementia, complicated the decision as to where she should live, because she needed care on so many levels.
For a while, having a home health aide kept Mother fairly independent in her home, but as time went by, I realized that she really needed a more secure environment. I looked into assisted living, but it was clear to me that her demanding physical and behavioral problems required more attention than they could provide.
I was at my wits' end. I wanted to do what was best for Mother—but what was that?
I finally found the answer when Mother's doctors recommended a short stay at the Geriatric Psychiatric Unit at Bridgeport Hospital. That's where all of her issues could be addressed together and a treatment plan developed.
Sylvia Purugganan, MD, Psychiatrist, Geriatric Psychiatric Unit: This unit is designed to assess and stabilize people such as Celia, who have medical conditions combined with behavior disorders that can make it difficult to provide care. The usual length of stay here is 10–14 days, while we work out the right combination of therapies, medications and techniques to change behaviors and stabilize physical problems. We then work as a team to help families find the best living environment for their loved ones to move into.
Candace Maffei, RN, Nurse Manager, Geriatric Psychiatric Unit: We pride ourselves on creative, individualized care. For example, we found that massaging Celia's hands with a scented lotion is helpful. Her hearing loss has meant that she sometimes experiences sensory deprivation—a loss of input from the world around her; but the sense of touch from the massages and the aroma of the scented lotion make up for that loss. This often calms her so that she does not require additional medication that might make her groggy.
Karen Hutchinson, MD, Medical Liaison, Geriatric Psychiatric Unit: In view of her heart disease, we keep a close eye on Celia's heart health. It's a two-way street: her physical problems can make her mental problems worse, and her mental problems can cause physical symptoms. For example, she often suffers from anxiety, with difficulty breathing, chest pains and other symptoms that can mimic a heart attack. As an internal medicine physician, I can determine when tests are needed to rule out a heart attack, and when it is not necessary to put her through the stress of being tested. This balanced approach is key to the way we work in the Geriatric Psychiatric Unit.
Eric: Now I can be comfortable, knowing that Mother is being cared for as an individual, both physically and mentally. And her physical condition is continuing to improve.
Candace Maffei: We have found a nursing home for Celia and are now working on a "discharge plan"—a series of steps to help her make that transition—to a place where she will continue to be safe and comfortable, and will be treated based on the steps that we have evolved for her.
Mary Cilio, RN, LCSW, Discharge Planner: I will make sure that the nursing home knows not only about Celia's physical and emotional needs, but about her lifestyle issues—the foods she likes, the way she likes to dress and comb her hair, etc.—so the transition will be easier for her.
Eric: The Geriatric Psychiatric team has helped me to understand that Mother's mental condition will, sadly, continue to progress, and that she will be unable to live in an assisted living environment. But working together, we have found the nursing home and the treatment plan that will be best for her. And that has meant peace of mind for me.
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I know you cap mavens know!
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About 30 million I believe
last i heard it was about 39.5 mil i think. plenty of money
Well in the Sun-Sentinel it says that the Fins have 19 million for Free Agency according to Omar Kelly.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/f.../pro/dolphins/According to a source, Carey will be on the books for $5.25 million this season. That means the Dolphins have roughly $19 million to work with in free agency to possibly re-sign guys like Yeremiah Bell, Andre' Goodman, and lure others this weekend.
Follow me at www.twitter.com/robi2184, always updating Dolfans with the latest Miami Dolphins news.
Zach Thomas: I played against New England twice a year every year my whole career. I learned to not like that team. I wasn't going to join them.
When was the last time Omar Kelly was a reliable source?
I don't trust the guy in things that aren't proven... for the most part.
I just want to win.
PFT had our cap number at $101 million as of Feb 11th with the cap for 2009 being $124 million. I'm guessing, after the Carey signing, we probably only have $19-20 million left.
Plus, Omar Kelly is pretty cool for a media guy, IMHO.
I guess no one decided to read the top post in this forum before posting random numbers in this thread.
I'll give you guys a link (its the thread right under this one, shhhh!)
Omar's number of 19 million is pretty close to my number of 23 million. Depending on what he estimated the cap to be and depending on if he estimated any cap credits or debits from LTBE or NLTBE incentives from last year, we might have the same exact numbers.
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