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Situated in Ferndale, this motel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Grossinger Country Club and 2.5 mi (4.1 km) from Sullivan County Golf and Country Club. White Sulphur Springs Synagogue and Neversink Dam are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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Along with an indoor pool, this motel has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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Days Inn Liberty52 Sullivan Ave Liberty NY 12754
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In addition to an indoor pool, Days Inn Liberty provides an outdoor pool and a fitness center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities consist of a business center and meeting rooms. This business-friendly motel also offers an arcade/game room, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
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- Indoor pool
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- Meeting rooms 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Alexandre Galopin
|Alexandre Galopin
Portrait of Alexandre Galopin
|Alexandre Marie Albert Galopin
26 September 1879
Ghent, East Flanders, Belgium
|28 February 1944
(aged 64)
Etterbeek, Brussels, Belgium
|Known for
|Galopin Doctrine
Alexandre Galopin (26 September 1879 – 28 February 1944) was a Belgian businessman. He was director of the Société Générale de Belgique, a large Belgian company founded in 1822 by William I, and chairman of the board of the armaments company Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre. Galopin was behind the Galopin Doctrine, a "lesser evil" (moindre-mal) tactic that allowed industrial development in the occupied Belgium during World War II, under the auspices of the Belgian government in exile. In February 1944, he was murdered by Flemish collaborators from the Devlag group.
Early career[edit]
Born to a university professor in Ghent on 28 September 1879, Galopin became in 1913 managing director of FN Herstal.[1] He championed its development into an important manufacturer of motor vehicles in Belgium. In 1935 he became governor of the Société Générale de Belgique (SGB), a giant holding company company with close ties to the Belgian government which dominated the economy of Belgium and its empire and controlled almost 40 percent of the country's industrial production.[2]
World War II[edit]
Galopin Doctrine[edit]
At the start of World War II, Galopin helped found the "Galopin Committee", a group of the leaders of holding companies, banks and industry mandated by the Belgian government in exile on 15 May 1940.[3][4][5] It served as a sort of a shadow government that decided economic and social policy and was able to set rules for dealing with the Nazi German occupiers. Albert-Edouard Janssen and Léon Bekaert were among its members.[3]
Part of the goal of the Galopin Committee was to keep Belgian industry strong during the war so as to not leave the economy crippled once the war ended. Galopin pioneered a controversial policy, known as the "Galopin Doctrine". The Doctrine decreed that Belgian companies continue producing goods necessary for the Belgian population (food, consumer goods etc.) under the German occupiers, but refused to produce war materiel or anything which could be used in the German war effort.[6] The policy hoped to prevent a repeat of World War I, when the Allies had encouraged Belgian workers to passively resist the Germans by refusing to work.[7] The Germans instead deported Belgian workers and industrial machinery to German factories, benefitting their economy more.[7] The policy also hoped to avoid an industrial decline which would have negative effects on the country's recovery after the war; however, many viewed the policy as collaboration.[8] Between 1941 and 1942, the German authorities began to force Belgian businessmen to make an explicit choice between obeying the Doctrine (and refusing to produce war materials, at risk of death) and circumventing the doctrine as collaborators.[9]
Galopin was assassinated in 1944 by members of Devlag, a pro-Nazi Flemish paramilitary group, under the direct orders of Robert Jan Verbelen.[10][11] Galopin's name has been given to a street: Avenue Alexandre Galopin in Etterbeek, Brussels.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Galopin, Alexandre Marie Albert". Biographie Belge d'Outremer (PDF) (in French) IV. Royal Academy for Overseas Sciences. 1968. p. 383.
- ^ Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006). La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950. Nouvelle Histoire de Belgique, 1905–1950 (vol.2) (Brussels: Éd. Complexe). p. 33. ISBN 2-8048-0078-4.
- ^ a b Mommen, André (26 September 2002). The Belgian Economy in the Twentieth Century. Routledge. pp. 61–62. ISBN 978-0-203-40348-8.
- ^ Grosbois, Thierry (2007). "Les relations avec la Belgique occupée". Pierlot, 1930-1950 (in French). Lannoo Uitgeverij. pp. 245–267. ISBN 978-2-87386-485-9.
- ^ Nefors, Patrick (2006). "La reprise industrielle (mai - septembre 1940)". La collaboration industrielle en Belgique, 1940-1945 (in French). Lannoo Uitgeverij. p. 137. ISBN 978-2-87386-479-8.
- ^ Various (1972). La Société Générale de Belgique, 1822–1972. Brussels: Société Générale. p. 147.
- ^ a b Various (1972). La Société Générale de Belgique, 1822–1972. Brussels: Société Générale. p. 146.
- ^ Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006). La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950. Nouvelle Histoire de Belgique, 1905–1950 (vol.2) (Brussels: Éd. Complexe). p. 35. ISBN 2-8048-0078-4.
- ^ Van den Wijngaert, Mark; Dujardin, Vincent (2006). La Belgique sans Roi, 1940–1950. Nouvelle Histoire de Belgique, 1905–1950 (vol.2) (Brussels: Éd. Complexe). p. 36. ISBN 2-8048-0078-4.
- ^ Catteeuw, Karl (2013). "Ik heb een vraag - Waarom is Alexandre Galopin vermoord?". ikhebeenvraag.be. Retrieved 18 January 2014.
- ^ Gildea, Robert; Wieviorka, Olivier; Warring, Anette (2006). Surviving Hitler and Mussolini: Daily Life in Occupied Europe. Berg. p. 45. ISBN 978-1-84520-181-4.
Further reading[edit]
- Van den Wijngaert, Mark (1990). L'Économie belge sous l'Occupation: La Politique d'Alexandre Galopin, Gouverneur de la Société Générale (PDF) (in French). Paris: Duculot. ISBN 9782801109441.


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Kale Chips to Protect Your ThyroidGrain Free, Recipes, Snacks and Treats
Several friends have been raving to me lately about kale chips, a delicious new way to enjoy your leafy greens. Now, I really don't know if this is new or not in the grand scheme of things; in fact, I suspect it is not new at all. There are probably folks reading this post who have been making this recipe for some time!
But, it is new to my friends and it is most certainly new to me, so here I am blogging about the experience!
Making kale chips basically involves breaking up an entire bunch of kale into 2 inch pieces, mixing them with olive oil, vinegar, and salt and then drying them out to a crisp in a warm oven for about 30 minutes.
Why are we even taking the time to make kale chips, you may ask? Isn't kale great to eat raw in green smoothies and the like?
Actually, the answer is no, kale is not a good choice for eating raw. Kale is a cruciferous vegetable, and as such, contains goitgrogens that actively suppress the thyroid gland. The good news is that a gentle cooking above 212 F /100 C will significantly reduce the goitrogens (source), so you can enjoy your kale with reduced downside risk. If you already suffer from thyroid disorders, you may choose to avoid cruciferous veggies altogether, and that is, of course, your choice based on your personal situation.
However, in the context of a traditional, iodine rich diet, cooked crucifers like kale are a healthy choice.
I realize that there are folks reading this who will scoff at the recommendation to cook kale. I would suggest to those who are really into the green smoothie fad that blowing out your thyroid is not a great idea. Whatever small amounts of nutrition are lost by the gentle cooking of kale is more than made up for in the additional protection to this delicate, butterfly shaped gland in your neck.
You don't want to do ANYTHING that messes with your thyroid! This little guy is very hard to fix once it goes on the blink. Protect it at all costs!
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I should mention that I was skeptical of this recipe at first, as I really do not like kale at all. But, I trusted my friends and gave it a go anyway. I must say that after making kale chips, they really are delicious.
Another great thing about this kale chips recipe is that it includes olive oil. Fat eaten with your veggies increases nutrient absorption considerably.
If any of you have made this kale chips recipe with different herbs and spices, please comment so that all of us can benefit from the variations you have discovered!
1 bunch of organic kale, rinsed well and dried (I used red kale for this recipe)
1 TBL raw apple cider vinegar (sources)
2 TBL extra virgin olive oil (sources)
1/4 tsp sea salt (sources)
Strip leaves from stems in approximately 2 inch pieces. Rinse and dry thoroughly.
Place kale pieces in a large ziplock bag and pour dressing over them. Close bag tightly. Massage dressing into the kale pieces for 1-2 minutes.
Place on parchment paper lined cookie sheets and bake at 300F for 20-30 minutes.
Turn the kale pieces for the last 10 minutes to make sure both sides are thoroughly dried out and crisp.
Yum! The crunchiness is what makes this recipe, in my opinion. Kale chips would be an awesome, grain free addition to salads for that bit of crunchiness without any croutons!
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I prepped my kale last night at 11pm and put coconut oil and parm on them and put them in the oven. I woke up this morning and noticed they were in there..it was 11am. I guess i forgot to turn the oven on. I went ahead and just cooked them and had a few. Im wondering if i am exposing myself to some bad bacteria by doing that. Does anyone know if it was ok for them to be oiled up and in the oven with no heat for 12 hours..then cooked?
Wendy Sellers-Brown via Facebook
I was ignorant a little over 8 years ago and believed the docs when they thought they should remove my thyroid due to an enlarged goiter. It was not cancer and now I'm without a thyroid. Will avoiding cruciferous veggies or preparing them properly still benefit me like it will for people with a thyroid?
Kerry M. Pierce via Facebook
My daughter and I are addicted. We make them all the time. One more great benefit to Kale. Yay
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I have two baking dishes of kale chips cooling on my counter! They go so quickly in my house. They make a great on the go snack too. We do olive oil, crushed sunflower seeds, turmeric, and cayenne pepper. My daughters like them with some zing. I through some kale in my chicken soup today as well. Your post was encouraging – thanks!
Julie Stilwell via Facebook
This looks like a good one
Sarah, I remembered that you said to add fat to juice, so I've added coconut milk and coconut oil to my juices. I guess though I will discontinue juicing kale and collards
I've known for quite some time about the dangers of eating raw crucifers, so I have avoided those raw for years. Then recently I read that Dr. Mercola juices daily using vegetables that include both kale and collards. So I didn't research it. I just assumed the juice would be okay without the fiber since he used it. I've been juicing with this combination for about three weeks and it's so yummy and green. I wonder why Mercola thinks they are safe.
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Just discovered these last fall when I had too much kale. Try them with sesame oil and salt!
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Janae Wolf
We use salt, mct oil and nutritional yeast on our kale chips. It gives a cheesy, buttery taste that my kids love. Thanks for a wonderful post!
Healthful Elements via Facebook
It's a (very common) myth that goitrogenic foods/crucifers thwart thyroid function. In fact, they're recommended for those with Hashimoto's. http://bit.ly/1aGVeOc
Fabiana Pierce via Facebook
Does using a dehydrator also decreases the detrimental effects on thyroid, just like baking in the oven?
Bethany Leisure via Facebook
does kale juice work ok?
Erin Olson via Facebook
We make ours with nutritional yeast on them as well. YUM!!!
Wow, I am so sad. I just got addicted to raw lacinto kale leaves, rubbed with olive oil and lightly salted. I can eat almost the whole bunch in one salad plate. Just kale, and nothing else. Now what do I do? It's not like I am the healthiest eater in the world. Finding out that something I actually LIKED that I thought was good for me turns out to NOT be good for me? Major bummer.
I do like kale chips, however.
Dr Mary
Great information. It seems that goitrogens are reduced most by boiling for 30 minutes. Although steaming and other forms of heating do reduce goitrogens. As a guess, if you started baking them rather wet at a higher temperature it might be similar to steaming. It does seem sitting IN the water helps though.
On Temperature: I've made yummy kale chips at many temperatures. My favorite is to use the dehydrator and keep the temperature between 100 and 150 ~12 hours. However, this won't help reduce goitrogens much, based on what we know about boiling. The chips turn out with less of a burnt flavor if you keep temperatures below 250 or what VERY CAREFULLY. Your choice – 2-5 minutes in a HOT 400 degree oven. About 20-30 minutes at 250, or 12 hours at 100.
On Storage: The Kale Chips keep very well if they are thoroughly dried and crispy in the dehydrating process. Once dried/cooked you need to either – EAT THEM ALL RIGHT Away (very easy). OR store in a sealed container. If you live in a climate with any humidity, try keeping them in the fridge to stay dry. I've used a paper bag in the fridge. When it's very dry here in Southern California (15-20%) humidity or less – they keep OK in a sealed container on the counter top. If you have any of the little silicon packets from vitamins that say DO NOT EAT, you can try tossing them in. The Fridge is easier.
FLAVORS: I love them with nutritional yeast. Spice and Oil to taste!
Thanks for the great discussion and website, I too am trying to learn all there is about protecting your thyroid.
Marti Howard
How long do they last? Not long if you can not stop eating them, otherwise left in a bowl covered with paper towel or saran wrap, or throw in a plastic bag with end left open. They are so good my problem is I eat them right out of the oven and can not stop. There is usually NONE left. I buy all kinds of kale, my favorite is the Bag of Russian Kale at Trader Joes, sooo good. I take kale off the stems, toss it in a bowl with coconut oil and cracked black or white pepper., sometimes lemon juice, sometimes not. Hot oven for 15 min. Crisp and good. Oh! I should mention I spread them on a large cookie sheet, 1/2 bag fills one cookie sheet, so I do it twice. Although while the second batch bakes I usually eat the first batch right away. This stuff is addicting.
How long do they keep? I've seen this question twice with no answer. Anyone?
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Karen Tough – it is also iodoral that I take, the 50mg one and I've heard that is much better than Lugols
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Sara you say the lake chips help protect your thyroid, what do you think of iodine supplementation?
^ thanks Karen I agree. All soils seem deficient. I take 50 mg a day that's like 33,000% rda but rda is bs anyway
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I've been wanting to make these recently!!! I'll make sure and get the green kale.
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
The purple kale chips I made yesterday were very bitter tasting … I'm going to stick with the green kale from now on as they seem to make much better chips!
Antonia Louise Longo via Facebook
Every time i've tried to mkae kale chips i've failed miserably! Which sucks because I crave them so bad >:(
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Love the Lugol's too Holly Anne Jorgensen, soil levels of iodine worldwide a real issue – Australian government compulsory supplementing us since 2009. Unless u r eating loads seaweed u r not getting enough if any !!
I have read that you need to boil a crucifer for about thirty minutes for it not to be bad for your thyroid. And steaming, baking, or dehydrating does nothing. Anyone know more?
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We love sprinkling nutritional yeast on them.
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We do olive oil, salt, and sri racha. Super good. I have not heard of the vinegar… will try that one next!
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I LOVE kale chips! I have been treating my low thyroid naturally through my diet and I eat kale chips because theyre delicious but its good to know they're helping my thyroid too! Thanks for the info
I don't think kale is helping your thyroid. Cooked kale just happens to be less harmful.
Thanks for the reminder to make these. I like to put a dusting of Parmesan on them once they're done
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I use coconut oil and salt for a sweet salty kale…..DELICIOUS!
Also a health food store sells cho kale ate chips and I'm obsessed! I checked the ingredients and it wasn't much. I bought the cacao powder and the cacao butter. There are maybe three more things in it that aren't hard to find. I will attempt to try to make my own chocolate covered kale:)
How do you store the chips? I've made a few batches this week, put them in an airtight container and by morning they are limp and wilted.
Theresa Bonner
Also, I only bake them at 200 degrees for 20 minutes. They come out super crisp. I wouldn't really feel comfortable using olive oil to cook anything. I always use butter or coconut oil for cooking.
Theresa Bonner
I've been making these for while and my whole family loves them. I use kale or chard for our chips. I use salted butter though to make mine and have never used vinegar since my husband hates the smell and taste of anything with vinegar in it. The butter gives it a MUCH better flavor than the oil. Sometimes I add a little white pepper and garlic powder.
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They are really good with Trader Joe's everything seasoning too!
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I've never seen purple kale.
I've been making kale chips for a while, but I've had two questions in the back of my mind about them. I thought that to reduce the goitgrogens, the greens needed to be steamed and that the water needed to be discarded. So, even just sauteing the greens was not enough. If that's correct, how does baking them remove the goitgrogens? Secondly, I've wondered if 300 degrees is too high of a temperature for olive oil? Thanks for any insight.
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This is awesome! Curious what anyone in this threads opinion is if potassium iodine supplementation. If you reveal to me it's real bad- then that's the pits because I've already been on it for years! I've experienced wonders on it, though! My allergies over 80% better and many other benefits! Any knowledge about this?? Keep in mind that I supplement with POTASSIUM iodine not just pure iodine (I could get the exact blend off the bottle once I'm home) supposedly its just as if you ate tons of leafy greens consistently in your diet? Interested to hear your wisdom from this bunch on this one.
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I have never tried it with vinegar before. That's new!!!
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Just wondering if the dehydrator set at the highest temp (145) would break down goitrogens and oxilates sufficiently? Being easily distracted with little ones, I tend to burn kale chips in the oven too often. I did notice my mouth was very sore after eating spinach chips preparerd in the dehydrator, so I'm thinking it's not enough heat…or maybe I ate something else that day that irritated it.
I would really like to know this as well. I was wondering the exact same thing as I was reading the post.
I just made these today and they are terrific! I have a subclinical hypothyroid, so I have to be careful, so it's nice to see the info about reducing kale's "nastiness" on the thyroid.
Oh, and these are definitely a hit with my kids. So far, my 3-year old, my 9-year old, and my very fussy 10-year old love them!
Now, I'm wondering how the same recipe would taste with spinach …
There is a video on youtube where a gal makes kale chips that are supposed to taste just like Doritos. She uses a dehydrator but I can't remember which spices she used. I'll be following your recipe and looking for hers since my family used to be major Doritos eaters.
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I wish I had read your post last year when this was originally published! I thought I was doing myself a HUGE health favor by buying a green star juicer and converting to an exclusive plant basd diet, boy, was I wrong! In the span of 4 months my health and mental state went from good to a very fast downward spiral. I drank green juice religiously, and used primarily crucifers. I did not eat much saturated fat and no meats at all. The result of this "healthy lifestyle change" is now I am 10 pounds over my normal weight, tired, depressed, moody and ready to cry at the drp of a hat, just one big mess! Luckily I went to a wholistic nutritionist who set me straight. I just recently stumbled upon your blog and very glad that I did. Can't wait to try lots of your great recipes, but I think I will hold off on this one and make sure to eat my coconut oil while my thryoid heals!! Thanks for all of your great posts and outstanding information!!!
How long do the chips usually keep? I'm making them now (Thursday) and I'm hoping they'll still be good for our Saturday camping trip. What do you think?
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Has anyone tried making the kale chips in a dehydrator instead of the oven? Does it give the same result?
Stephanie B. Cornais
I love Kale chips! I also use cayenne. They are great for picky eaters (kids or adults). I have also used coconut oil when making them.
Oh and I do a lower temp for longer, and they come out perfectly crispy.
Sarah, the Healthy Home Economist
Elizabeth, any green veggies that aren't crucifers plus a few more that have oxalic acid in them. I wrote a blog last week about which ones are safe raw and which are not if you check the archive. The ones I juice include celery, cucumber, zucchini primarily.
Sherry Rothwell
I just made a video demo on how to make Kale Chips about a week ago! Here is the link to the blog post containing the recipe and a youtube video:
Ok…what green veggies are safe to juice? Celery and cucumbers? (sorry it's off topic!)
Oh yes, they get nice and crisp! But I am going to try to lower temp next time, especially since I use the olive oil. Love your articles, they always get me thinking and give us such great ideas!
Sarah Smith
They are also very good using lemon juice instead of vinegar. I use a mixture of refined coconut oil and extra virgin olive oil so that the oven temps are fine for the oil too. But that was with a higher temp, so perhaps using your 300 degree temp the olive oil would be fine by itself.
Sarah, the Healthy Home Economist
Amy, great tip about just rubbing the dressing in my hand. Will try that next time I make them.
Tina, a lower temp for a little longer would probably preserve the nutrition a little better than a higher temperature for a shorter period of time. Do yours get nice and crisp in only 15 minutes at 375?
Michelle .. I will have to try the cayenne. I wondered if it would be too tangy but will have to try now that you mention it. I love tamari too. Yummy!
Michelle (Health Food Lover)
I love Kale Chips! I love adding cayenne as well! And tamari is another great option too.
At different times I've also used coconut oil and olive oil which both work really well.
I would love to make some kale chips…its all out of season now which is sad!
Curious… Is olive oil safe when used for this baking of the kale. I read it turns toxic in the case of using it above a saute.
Yum! I generally toss the kale with a little olive oil, sea salt, and some diced onions and cook them at 375 for about 15 minutes, we love them! Would the higher temp affect the nutritional value at all?
i make kale chips alot! and love them:) i massage them by hand – no need to use a plastic bag (and your hands get nice and soft). my favorite toppings is nutritional yeast – such a great umami flavor. a little soy sauce is good too.
I've not used apple cider vinegar…I'll have to try it. I normally do oil and garlic salt.
Sarah, the Healthy Home Economist
I really should mention that I bought the organic kale at the store yesterday afternoon and put them in the refrigerator overnight .. this morning I saw they were getting slightly wilted already, so I made the kale chips right away and posted about it shortly thereafter. So, if you buy a bunch of organic kale to make this, be ready to make them right away as the kale gets wilty pretty fast in the fridge. My MIL told me that to keep it fresher longer, stick the stems in a glass half full of filter water and cover them with a plastic bag and then refrigerate.
I'd like to add: I use my "Misto" sprayer for adding the olive oil to the dry kale leaves, which leaves a very light amount on every piece. (I only mist one side.) But, since I've never heard of using ACV, I may put both EVOO and ACV into my Misto! Sounds delicious!
One more thing: Trader Joe's now has "dehydrated" kale chips that have a delicious coating. I saw a similar recipe on The Raw Chef's website, using cashews, etc. I'm going to try that recipe next!
To keep Veggies longer in fridge ~ shave the cut end, ust to expose fresh end and rinse tips in water, rebag and refrigerate..this works well for celery, red cabbage, lettuce, Kale..


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So I come home after work to my my devastation; no power but expect the usually reliable natural gas for cooking a late dinner...
No Gas, stove doesn't work at all.
So I fire up the generator, turn on the electric radiators, all is good for the moment.
This morning no gas, can't boil water to make coffee, OK so ever adaptable and resilliant (and it's been really trying!), I procede to boil water on the BBQ.
Stupidly I grab the meatl handle on the pot and get a fortunately mild burn, severe cursing ensued and then I notice my neighbors gas meter has a big lock thing on it.
I lost it, which i rarely do, went to my meter found the same big lock thing on it, swared profusely and proceded to turn it into scrap metal with a vengance in about thirty seconds (I'm an aircraft mechanic). The thing was about as tough as a master padlock.
I resisted the urge to do the same to my neighbors and he can do that if he wants, he's capable.
So anyway for 7 days following Sandy I've had gas and now they turn it off? If they really cared they have swam down here and turned it off during the storm or the day after.
WTF? Like i havn't been in the basement and turned the gas off to the flooded devices 6 days ago...
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This question already has an answer here:
What's the difference between Explicitly implement the interface and Implement the interface.
When you derive a class from an interface, intellisense suggest you to do both.
But, what's the difference?
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This question already has an answer here:
What's the difference between Explicitly implement the interface and Implement the interface.
When you derive a class from an interface, intellisense suggest you to do both.
But, what's the difference?
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This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
Another aspect of this:
If you implicitly implemented, it means that the interface members are accessible to users of your class without them having to cast it.
If it's explicitly implemented, clients will have to cast your class to the interface before being able to access the members. Here's an example of an explicit implementation:
Your client code
The IDE gives you the option to do either - it would be unusual to do both. With explicit implementation, the members are not on the (primary) public API; this is handy if the interface isn't directly tied to the intent of the object. For example, the
This is also useful if:
The typical example of the last point is
Here's the difference in plain English:
Suppose you have an interface
The catch here is that I can't simply call
Explicit will put IInterfaceName. at the front of all of the interface implementations. It's useful if you need to implement two interfaces that contain names/signatures that clash.
More info here.
Explicitly implement puts the fully qualified name on the function name consider this code
Here you go, directly from MSDN
The difference is that you can inherit a class from several interfaces. These interfaces may have identical Method signatures. An explicit implementation allows you to change your implementation according to which Interface was used to call it.
Explicit interface implementation, where the implementation is hidden unless you explicitly cast, is most useful when the interface is orthogonal to the class functionality. That is to say, behaviorally unrelated .
For example, if your class is Person and the interface is ISerializable, it doesn't make much sense for someone dealing with Person attributes to see something weird called 'GetObjectData' via Intellisense. You might therefore want to explicitly implement the interface.
On the other hand, if your person class happens to implement IAddress, it makes perfect sense to see members like AddressLine1, ZipCode etc on the Person instances directly (implicit implementation).


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Melissa's Reviews > Thunderstruck
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by Erik Larson (Goodreads Author)
Melissa's review
Sep 08, 2007
Recommended for: jeff, bruce
Read in June, 2007
This was very interesting. It's a non-fiction book about the famous Crippen murder in England, how wireless communication came about, and how these two events connected somewhere on the Atlantic Ocean. I didn't know about the Crippen murder until I read this book, which I thought was a good thing, it added a bit more suspense to the book. Apparently, it is the second most famous murder in Britain, after Jack the Ripper. It did take me awhile to get into this book, about halfway through I was really intrigued. I do think it was a little too descriptive about the wireless communication and how that came about. I was much more interested in the murder parts. Anyway, a very interesting read.
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I agree with the four stars. I read this book about a year ago, so I don't remember a lot of it. The portions about the wireless telegraphy were interesting, but it's really the Crippen murder mystery that carry the book. I recommend Devil in the White City by Erik Larson. I enjoyed it more than Thunderstruck. It's about the Chicago World Fair and Dr. HH Holmes, who is one of America's most famous (or infamous) serial killers.


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