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Nov 23, 2011Thanksgiving Pie
I myself am not a big fan of pumpkin pie, but I know many who are, so I thought it would be fun to check out the "old-school" way of the pie. Do you buy your pie? Really? Come on and try making it this year! Your loved ones will be so glad you did.
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I am the original poster of this recipe and since posting this I, too, have made some changes to thicken the soup up. I now 2 to 3 cans of New England Clam Chowder and 2 to 3 cans of Cream of Potato soup. I also add 4 cans of the minced clams. This is still the best Clam Chowder I have ever tasted!!!! Enjoy!!!!
Sorry but I have had better Clam Chowder. Very little flavor and thin. I like a thicker chowder myself.
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Living on the Oregon Coast you would think that there is good clam chowder here? Anyone heard of Moe's? This is even better than Moe's!! This recipe is the BEST that I have had in YEARS and YEARS. Talk about easy and cheap. I used fresh clams out of the Yaquina Bay that we dug. Since there is not a lot of juice I added about 1/4 cup of clam juice (sold in stores with tuna), half an onion, 2 small potatoes, 1t of ground cumin, and cooked for 9 hours. I used the heaven sent Wondra flour product to thicken to our liking! THANK YOU for such a GREAT recipe! Everyone should try it!
I served this to my family on Christmas Eve and received rave reviews! I doubled the recipe and cooked it in my crockpot on high for 2 hours and then on low for 3 hours. I used 5 small cans of chopped clams with all the juice, 1 qt. half & half and 1 pt. of heavy whipping cream, 2 bags of precooked, chopped red skin potatoes, 1/4 cup chopped onion and also added approximately 1/3 cup of good sherry wine right before serving. Decadent!!!
Thanks Deena for sharing this fabulous recipe!
I just made this super simple chowder and took the advice of some of the other reviews. Added more potatoes and used the fat free version of soups and used 1 pint of fat free half and half and 1/2 pint regular whipping cream. It came out very creamy. I didn't let it cook all day either only until the potatoes were tender. Although I'm not a connoisseur of clam chowder, I thought this was really good.
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My two sons and husband love clam chowder. They have had many bowls in many different restaurants and insist this recipe is among the best they've ever tasted. I made some adjustments to the original recipe. I added 3 cans of clams, but the chowder could have used at least one more can. I also substituted 2 cups of heave cream for the 1/2 and 1/2. I also cut up 5 red new potatoes. Thick, creamy and absolutely delish!
Took this to my boat club meeting tonight, and for the first time ever, my dish was all eaten up, and lo and behold, people asked me for the recipe! That's such a great feeling. A real judge asked me if there was some liquor in the recipe, and I whispered that yes, I had used some sherry, as someone earlier had suggested. He danced about and insisted that I bring the recipe to the next meeting...So, a squirt of sherry will not hurt, especially if you are entertaining judges.
This is very good - although I did get a chuckle out of the title. Yes - this is quick & easy to prepare but it takes ALL DAY TO COOK! Maybe not so quick? :)) I added a larger can of clam chowder and used 1/2 the amt of half and half. It is very good but I think it tastes very "store-bought" (for lack of a better description). Some white wine might add more depth or I should have heeded others advice about adding some potatoes or perhaps even some shredded carrots for color. Overall - a very good recipe but I think it needs some playing around with to make it "perfect."
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Coast Guard Auxiliary to patrol NH lakes
Nearly 40 years ago, Gov. Meldrim Thomson Jr. threatened court action to keep the Coast Guard off Lake Winnipesaukee.
Today, state officials are welcoming the extra eyes from the Coast Guard Auxiliary on the big lake this summer.
"I think New Hampshire relies on our volunteer corps probably more than any other state because of what we do is local, locally controlled with limited government dollars," Executive Councilor Chris Sununu said Friday.
Volunteer members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary plan to use their own boats and fuel to watch for boaters in trouble or acting erratically. They also will offer boater education.
"We're basically there to do our patrols along with New Hampshire Marine Patrol," said Sean Skillings, staff officer for public affairs for the Coast Guard Auxiliary's Northern New England sector.
Marine Patrol Capt. Tim Dunleavy said a boating summit held last summer with various groups, including the Coast Guard Auxiliary, discussed ways to promote boating safety.
"They will act as any other citizen out boating with their family might be," said Dunleavy, the liaison with the Coast Guard and Coast Guard Auxiliary. "To give us a call if they see something they deem unsafe or needs attention by the Marine Patrol."
Dunleavy said the auxiliary won't be able to pull over boats.
"The Coast Guard Auxiliary doesn't have law enforcement authority," he said. "Their mission is to promote boater safety, to assist those boaters who might be in distress for any reasons and to make themselves available for courtesy boat inspections and general safe boating practices."
Skillings, who lives in Milton, said the auxiliary will pay for its own fuel.
"It's not going to cost the government anything because we're going to use our own boats," Skillings said.
Thomson stood firm
In the mid-1970s, then-Gov. Thomson fought off attempts by the Coast Guard to patrol Lake Winnipesaukee.
"It was a sovereign state lake, it wasn't an ocean, and he said, 'We will take care of our own people up here,'" recalled his son, Peter, who served as his father's chief of staff. "The Coast Guard was going to move in. He said, 'Now wait a minute. This is a lake in the state of New Hampshire, and we will take care of it.'"
Gov. Thomson in December 1975 called the Coast Guard's action "a blatant usurpation of the sovereignty of our state," according to a Union Leader article. (See related article above.)
He said the state's boating program risked losing an estimated $120,000 because the state couldn't collect fees for boat registrations and boat plates.
In 1975, the Coast Guard said it would assume jurisdiction over the big lake, Lake Winnisquam and the waterways connecting these lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. The Coast Guard determined the lakes were "navigable" waters and thus fell under Coast Guard authority.
Then-Attorney General David Souter, later named to the U.S. Supreme Court, helped persuade the Coast Guard to back down. The issue also surfaced during the 1976 GOP presidential primary with President Gerald Ford and former California Gov. Ronald Reagan, who later became President.
Gov. Thomson, in his autobiography, "Live Free or Die," said he instructed the attorney general to file suit against the Coast Guard.
"These arbitrary and uninformed bureaucrats of the Coast Guard could some day mistake our thousands of winter fish shacks, called 'bob houses,' as ol' fashion two holers and want to sue us for polluting our lakes," he wrote, referring to outhouses.
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Last week, Gov. Maggie Hassan's spokesman, Marc Goldberg, said the state wasn't ceding enforcement to the feds.
"The responsibility for enforcing boating laws on New Hampshire's lakes lies with the New Hampshire Marine Patrol at the Department of Safety. The auxiliary group is a volunteer organization who provides boater education or voluntary inspections to boaters who request those services, and their members are not enlisted members of the Coast Guard or federal employees. The auxiliary group has no authority to enforce New Hampshire boating laws."
Executive Councilor Colin Van Ostern agreed.
"My understanding is that the NH Department of Safety's Marine Patrol has responsibility for enforcing our boating laws, not any federal entity. The NH Marine Patrol has enlisted civilian volunteers to help with voluntary boater education efforts for years," he said in an email.
On a prime summer weekend day, Marine Patrol might have five or more officers out on separate boats watching over thousands of boats, Dunleavy said. Towns bordering the 72-square-mile lake often have a police or fire boat available for emergencies.
"The only difference between them and a recreational boater: When they're on the water, they put out their placard and they're out in a uniform" to answer questions and watch for trouble, Dunleavy said. "They're not competing with any of the marinas or tow services on the lake."
Skillings expects there will be three boats out about eight hours a day May through October. They are private boats belonging to auxiliary members who live along the lake.
"We're still working out the schedule," Skillings said.
Dunleavy welcomed the extra observers.
"It's not costing the state. It's not costing the federal government. It's not costing the taxpayers, and yet all of them are benefiting from their availability," he said.
Citing history
Tom Young, owner and president of Melvin Village Marina on Lake Winnipesaukee, has been selling and renting boats on the lake since he and his family bought the marina in 1981. Young said the auxiliary patrols "couldn't hurt," but he credited the law requiring boaters to pass a boating safety class with improving safety on the water. The license is required for vessels with more than 25 horsepower.
"It didn't make everyone a better operator, but it made everyone more educated than they were. I had to take the course, and I learned things in the course that I hadn't thought about for years. ... I don't see some of the stupid things going on that I used to," he said.
At Goodhue & Hawkins Navy Yard in Wolfeboro, general manager Steve Durgan was unaware of the details of the new auxiliary patrols, but recalled when Gov. Thomson maintained that the Coast Guard did not have jurisdiction on the state's lakes.
"I've been quite busy getting boats in the water to know much about this," he said, "but I'd like to hear what the ghost of Meldrim Thomson would have to say."
Union Leader Correspondent Larissa Mulkern contributed to this story.
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Decanter Wine House is a "Home" for wine lovers, food lovers, as well as connoisseurs. Here at Decanter we are fully understand what wine is all about, combined with the concept of "Cozy and Homey". The concept emphasizes on how Decanter will be able to elapse within moments and places. Decanter will be able to reach any frame of time, every place you wish to visit and take pleasure in the atmosphere you desire.
Here at Decanter we have an exceptional selection of wines from around the world, personally hand picked by our General Manager and Wine Director, Yohan Handoyo. Decanter also presenting the finest Mediterranean cuisine perfectly prepared by our chef Johannes Pratiwanggana to match the pairing game with all the wine you chose, which will indulge the customer with innovative ways of getting out the most of living pleasure.
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One of my favorite things about summer is the opportunity to put down the journal articles and pick up the books I've been dying to read. In all fairness, I do get a little reading time during the school year – a couple of fellow grad students and I started a book club that meets once a month, which has been awesome. But when the summer months roll around all I want to do is lounge in the sun with a beer and a book.
Currently Reading:
- The Lifespan of a Fact: A pretty interesting book about how far one can stretch the truth, especially when writing non-fiction. As a psychology student, I love reading anything that relates to questioning truth.
- One for the Money: I had read this book once before, but it was when it first came out and I didn't remember any of it. I decided to give it another shot because I love series and am dying to get into another one.
- Urban Homesteading: Recently I've become more and more interested in learning how to live a more sustainable lifestyle . And reading through this book is my first baby step.
Recent Reads:
- Fifty Shades of Grey, Fifty Shades Darker, & Fifty Shades Freed (yes, I read ALL three and LOVED them. Thank goodness I have a Kindle). You know the story.
- Catching Fire, Mockingjay, the 2nd and 3rd books in the Hunger Games Series. For those of you that just read the first book and haven't picked up the others, DO IT! I wish that there were more books in the series!
- Commencement: This was a bookclub find, about 4 girls after they graduate college. Fairly quick read and kind of entertaining, but not an instant fav.
- Disengaged: Okay, I admit it – I like "chick lit". And I totally got into this book.
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Saturday, October 02, 2010
BLACKSBURG, Va. (Oct. 1, 2010) - Paula Jaime (Madrid, Spain ) won a pair of matches to lead the ETSU women's tennis team at the Virginia Tech Hokie Invitational on Friday afternoon at the Burrows-Burleson Tennis Center.
In the B Flight singles draw, Jaime knocked off Sydney Grant of Richmond in the opening round 6-1, 6-4. Then, Jaime defeated Carmen Jackman of Maryland Baltimore County, 6-3, 6-2 in quarterfinal play. Jaime will take on Rebecca Shine of Louisville in the semifinals on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Andra Voinea (Brasov, Romania) also advanced to semifinal action as she defeated Yilian Zhang of East Carolina 6-1, 6-1, in the D Flight singles draw. She will take on Elizabeth Sims of Richmond on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Giulia Andreazza (Balneario Camboriu, Brazil) and Kelly Holtzhausen (Johannesburg, South Africa) also earned first round victories, but both fell in quarterfinal action.
Holtzhausen teamed with Tara Sheets (Gate City, Va.) to defeat the UNC Wilmington team of Blank/Lee 8-4, in the opening round of the Flight A doubles draw. The duo will take on the Winthrop team of Hererra/Portiolli in the quarterfinals on Saturday morning.
Andreazzza and Voinea also earned a first round doubles victory as they defeated Galainena/Rauh of Davidson 8-1. They will take on Perotta/Roth of Penn State, Saturday morning in the quarterfinals.
The event features players from Davidson, East Carolina, East Tennessee State, James Madison, Liberty, Louisville, Marshall, Maryland-Baltimore County, Radford, Richmond, Penn State, UNC Wilmington, William & Mary, Winthrop and host Virginia Tech.
Saturday's action opens with two rounds of doubles and one round of singles. Finals in all flights will be held on Sunday.
Complete draws and results are available at http://www.hokiesports.com/wtennis/tourney.
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PASM, the electronic damping control system, is standard in the 911 Carrera S models and available as an option for the 911 Carrera models. It actively and continuously regulates damping forces according to driving style and road conditions. In addition, the suspension is lowered by 10 mm.
PASM has two modes, which can be selected using a separate button on the centre console: 'Normal', which is a blend of performance and comfort, and 'Sport' where the setup is much firmer.
To ensure efficient control interventions, a multitude of sensors in the 911 record the body movements that accompany powerful acceleration, braking or uneven road surfaces. The PASM control unit evaluates the driving conditions and modifies the damping force on each of the wheels in accordance with the selected mode.
In 'Sport' mode, the suspension is set to a harder damper rating. On uneven roads, PASM immediately switches to a softer rating, thereby improving contact between the wheels and the road. When the road surface improves, PASM automatically reverts to the original, harder rating. If 'Normal' mode is selected and the driver's style becomes more assertive, PASM automatically switches to a harder rating. Damping firms up, and driving stability and road safety are increased.
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The PASM sports suspension is available as an option for the 911 Carrera Coupé models in conjunction with 20-inch wheels and Porsche Torque Vectoring (PTV) or Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus).
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I had a little job yesterday that turned into a pretty tough nut to crack. It was a handrail in a fire stairwell of an almost new office building. A couple of weeks ago, one of their tennants was trotting down the stairs and when he rounded the corner on the second floor landing, the corner piece of the rail came off in his hand. Further investigation revealed the original installers of the handrail had EPOXIED this piece in place and used copious amounts of BONDO to smooth out the ragged appearance. What was supposed to be a simple little welding job turned into quite a task because of time crunch (had to be done on a Saturday morning and once started had to be completed asap) and the non-availability of materials (all my suppliers are closed on weekends). It all had to be tigged because they didn't want any splatter and the gap created when I cut the top rail to correct one axis of misalignment was the biggest gap I've ever filled with a tig. The position and location also added to the problem because it had to be perfect since my grinder wouldn't reach into the smallest part of the gap. Here are some links to show the process and a pic of the final product:
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My little Saturday job....Triggerman
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that is when the i/d grindes are worth their weight.
Muchos gracias....Triggerman
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yea, most folks call them die grinders.
when we are building trusses they come in real handy to get in the 45's of the truss to grind your starts and stops. most you see are air but i know that metabo makes electric ones.
Yep saturdays are in a league of there own...gotta love 'em tho!!($$$)
Certainly must have the poop in a group
epoxie and bondo for a safty railing.LOL thats just freaking great. so did you check all the rest of the conections wile you were there??? could be a few more days werth of work in it for ya if the rest is put togather the same way.
thats a heck of a fill job, i think i would have made another cut and floated the pice in the midle so i could have made 2 smaller fills. good thing you had plenty of filler.
great job.thanks for the help
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Available as an option for all 911 Carrera models is 7-speed PDK, featuring manual and automatic modes. It facilitates extremely fast gear changes with no interruption in the flow of power, whilst at the same time improving acceleration and fuel efficiency.
The first six gears are particularly sporty, with top speed being reached in 6th gear. 7th gear has a long ratio and reduces the revs – for lower consumption.
PDK is essentially two gearboxes in one and thus requires two clutches. This double-clutch arrangement provides an alternating, non-positive connection between the two half gearboxes and the engine by means of two separate input shafts.
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