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Zucchini Salad
|1 , thinly sliced
|Red onion
|1 , thinly sliced
|2 , thinly sliced
|Olive oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Wine vinegar/Apple cider
|1 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Garlic powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Dill weed
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Chopped fresh basil/1 teaspoon dried-leaf basil
|1 Tablespoon
|Roasted unsalted sunflower seeds
|1 Tablespoon
1. Take a salad bowl and line zucchini, red onion and tomatoes as alternate layers.
2. Take a cup, add apple cider or wine vinegar, oil, garlic powder, lemon, basil and dill weed and blend well.
3. Pour the oil mixture on zucchini mixture.
4. Sprinkle sunflower seeds on top.
5. Cover and place in the refrigerator till served.
6. Spoon onto individual plates and serve.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 319 Calories from Fat 235
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 27 g41.3%
Saturated Fat 3.5 g17.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 19.9 mg0.8%
Total Carbohydrates 18 g6.1%
Dietary Fiber 4.9 g19.7%
Sugars 10.5 g
Protein 5 g10.1%
Vitamin A 33.3% Vitamin C 76.2%
Calcium 7.4% Iron 10%
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With the pep band, cheerleaders and entire Ames (Iowa) High student body looking on, Harrison Barnes, a 6-foot-7, 210-pound senior small forward, ended his highly publicized recruitment by placing a video conference call to the winning coach.
"Coach Roy Williams?" Barnes asked, as Williams, surrounded by his North Carolina team, appeared on the video screen.
Williams responded, "Can you hear us? We've got the whole team here."
"I can see that," Barnes replied with a laugh.
"Coach, I know that you're in practice right now and I need to go sign my letter of intent but I just wanted to let you know that I'll be joining you guys on the squad and I can't wait to play with you guys," Barnes responded.
"All right!" Williams said.
Barnes then sat down and signed his letter of intent, bringing an end to a drama-filled, closely followed recruitment that included a number of the nation's finest programs – Kansas, North Carolina, Duke, UCLA, Oklahoma and Iowa State.
After taking official visits to five of the schools and an unofficial trip to the hometown school – Iowa State – Barnes set his press conference date last week.
"I have loved getting to know the players and coaching staff at North Carolina," Barnes said during the press conference. "I'm so privileged to be able to go play for Coach Williams. I think he's a great teacher of the game. More than that I like the academic plan they had for me."
Barnes is the type of rare prospect that many -- including Scout.com's National Recruiting Director Dave Telep – believe has the talent to impact a championship caliber team his freshman season.
"I think he can make an impact for a team looking to win the whole thing," Telep said. "He sharpens everyone's mental focus, ramps up the intensity and creates high expectations for himself and the program."
As a freshman, not many would have predicted this.
At that time, Barnes was a 6-foot-3, 14-year-old basketball player playing for a small town school. Barnes was unranked, unknown and undeveloped. But slowly that changed.
"I'd be lying if I said I knew [he would be this good], Ames High basketball coach Vance Downs said. "We just knew that he was really good. At an early age we knew that he wasn't going to have to pay for his college education, but did we know that he was the best player in the nation? No. I'd be lying if I said I knew that."
So how'd he get there? Well, a growth spurt helped, but it was his gym rat nature that led to his jump to the top spot in Scout.com's rankings.
"He's passionate about working hard and he's coachable," Down added. "He's got a work ethic second to none. He's such a polite young man and so appropriate at all times, but when it comes to game time it's like a switch turns on. He's as competitive as any kid I've ever been around."
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The Costa del Sol is known as the Costa del Golf, and not without good reason. There are over 90 golf courses and resorts located in Andalucia, of which around 60 are located on the this famous stretch of coastline, four of those are ranked in the top 10 in Europe. Some of the most prestigious courses located along this famous stretch of coastline include the highly rated Valderrama Golf Club, the San Roque Golf Club, La Reserva and Rio Real Golf Club.
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This is it, it's nearly here. We as gamer's have waited almost too long for the future and now we will get what we deserve. No more rumors, no more lies, no more dev kit stories and no more leaked images. In seven days, we will have our answer.
So, what will we get on the 20th of this month? Will Jesus' identity be revealed? Will there finally be software for the vita? Will someone actually buy the thing? All of these suggestions seem unlikely, but one thing we will get is three words that we have been waiting to hear for what seems like an entire generation (pun intended) "The Next Playstation". I could be wrong, Sony could get the entire gaming industry hyped, send top Playstation editors out to New York and let them down. I can see it now "Ladies and Gentlemen... we give you... the Monster Hunter 4 pre order bonus!" Don't do this to us Sony.
So here they are, my bold predictions for Sony's press conference on the 20th, do not hold me to some of these, I could be very wrong. However I know that the new Playstation is finally here.
I don't need to repeat myself, just be very excited because it's going to blow your socks off.
This is a big deal for Sony, when the PS3 launched they screwed up big time by charging customers their life savings to buy the thing. This is why I think they will be patient and watch what Microsoft do, they have learnt their lesson not to rush things and sitting back and watching the competition will benefit them. As far as the release date is concerned, we will also hear nothing about that in my view. It's too early to decide when to put it on the market because half f the games that are coming out this year, we don't even know about. Also the giants such as GTA V and COD MW4 will undoubtedly give them a bit of a scare, so I think Sony are still composing a plan when to strike.
It's sad, but I think it's true. I have a feeling all we will see is high rendered images of the console, which yes will be a shame because we can't get a feeling of what we are really looking at but Sony has come out saying they will look to tweak their console depending on what Microsoft come out with. This also means we won't be playing this which in my view is a given, I think we will have to wait untill at least E3 before we can getr our hands on it and see what all the fuss is about.
Again, a bit disappointing but I think it's the truth, like most conferences we will see logos on the screen just to tickle everyone's taste buds and get them violently salivating. I do however think we will see a sizzle reel, a collection of footage from a view launch titles that will give us a glimpse of what we are really in for. Let's hope they don't do a Nintendo and announce a game for the sake of making angry people happy *cough* Zelda *cough* Not even in development is it?
Yes, yes it does.
It's nearly here people, one week away and I cannot wait untill we all finally see that box that will change this industry for everyone.
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Both look very interesting, but I like the weight of the this one. I'll
show them to DH to see what he thinks and what would be best here.
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Subject: Re: [CHAT] my knee surgery/now neat stool
I have been looking online for the directions and while looking I found this
one to buy. Looks interesting.
Recently, the University of Wisconsin's Healthy Farmers, Healthy Profits
Project began research on an ultra-efficient farming tool. The Ultimate
Strap on Gardening Stool is manufactured in Europe, and was originally
designed for milking cows. The idea was to introduce the stool to small
scale vegetable farmers to increase their efficiency in maintenance and
harvest of their crops.
The results were surprising. The University asked Tim Powers of Hastings,
Minnesota to try the product for a short time, and he was so convinced of
the results that he bought three for his nursery. His workers are now
happier, healthier and work much faster with this new tool.
The strap-on stool puts workers in a comfortable position to prune, weed,
plant seeds, etc. As farm workers spend so much time kneeling and stressing
their backs and legs, this new technology helps reduce strain on the back
and knees. Less stress on the body means faster workers and a more efficient
The stool actually straps onto your butt, and is adjustable for individual
comfort. With the stool attached, the worker can move around the garden,
farm or nursery with ease to work on new projects. The stool is very light
weight (four pounds) and will not disturb the movement of the worker. The
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You can purchase the gardening stool from this page.
For more information on ultra-efficient farming tools, see the Healthy
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To: <email@example.com>
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 8:28 AM
Subject: RE: [CHAT] my knee surgery/now neat stool
> No, but the older I get the more something like that sounds very
> attractive!
> Let me know where you find the directions.
> Blessings,
> Bonnie (SW OH - zone 5)
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> From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On
> Behalf
> Of pdickson
> Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 6:45 PM
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Subject: Re: [CHAT] my knee surgery/now neat stool
> today while laying in that machine I saw a neat idea for us gardeners.
> They
> took a wood disc about 12" in diameter... then drilled a hole for a screw
> then screwed a decorative post on to the bottom then screwed a final ... a
> big kind of round squared off one.... to the bottom of that. He also
> stapled on a strap so that you could carry it around. He showed how you
> can
> use it to do gardening without kneeling down... and it looked great. I
> think it was on a DYI channel. I will look online for the real
> directions.
> I really do want one... or two to give away.
> Has anyone ever seen these or used one?
> Tricia
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> Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 8:51 AM
> Subject: Re: [CHAT] my knee surgery
>> In a message dated 9/16/06 5:00:44 PM, firstname.lastname@example.com writes:
>>> My mom had some home care that came in to help her when she had
>>> trouble. Do you know of anything like that with Medicare? I think
>>> this CPM machine is a key factor... but you would have
>> to
>>> have help getting into it and out of it. I have been able to get up
>>> to 90 degrees today... started at 30 on Thursday and need to get to
>>> 120* Be sure to get the help you need... as gardeners we need our
>>> knees!!!!!
>> Tricia, yes Medicare does pay for home care for certain surgeries such as
>> knee replacement. The CPM machine is used for knee replacement also.
>> used a
>> machine in my therapy sessions similar to that but not at home however
>> my mom
>> does have one. Actual I am a gardener that does not use my knees. I
>> stand
>> bent over & do so for 8 hrs or more a day at times with no problems.
>> Perhaps my shortest is helpful.
>> Ceres
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Mr Prodi, the former Italian premier, called on Rome to reduce inflation to the average eurozone level, warning it would be "difficult" for it to remain in the euro otherwise. But he later said he had been reported in a "very ambiguous, wrong way".
The euro fell sharply against sterling and the dollar before recovering ground.
In his clarification, Mr Prodi said there was no prospect of Italy having to relinquish its place in the euro, but added there could be long-term problems if it did not reduce inflation.
The euro has fallen by around 10 per cent since its launch on 1 January and was recently hit by worries over a decision to increase Italy's predicted deficit levels from 2 per cent to 2.4 per cent.
In a conference speech to Italy's chemical industry association, Mr Prodi was quoted as saying: "Italy had very low inflation in 1998, but above that of our European partners. If we continue to have costs which diverge from other European countries it will be more difficult to remain in the euro.
"If Italy continues to lose a percentage point of competitiveness per year, as is happening, and if the trend continues in the long term, it will be a tragedy for us. It could be difficult to remain within the euro."
Italy's average consumer price inflation in 1998 was 1.8 percent while that of the European Union was 1.0 percent.
Mr Prodi later said: "One per cent is a very small difference, but I feel I must warn that in the long run the difference must be zero, zero, zero".
The euro fell sharply against sterling, hitting 64.93p compared with Friday's close of 65.21p, before recovering to 65.01p.
Analysts said the confusion had dealt the credibility of the fledgling currency another blow.
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I tried to understand why Adblock Plus got a perfect score in the March 26th performance testing run. Turns out that this run tested Adblock Plus 1.3.3 because Adblock Plus 1.3.5 wasn't reviewed yet. And Adblock Plus 1.3.3 has an install.rdf file saying that it is only compatible with Firefox 4.0b9pre. It was marked as compatible to the Firefox 4 release on addons.mozilla.org but that info wasn't considered - so the performance test checked a disabled add-on and gave it perfect marks.
Talos should test extension compatibility *before* downloading an add-on, incompatible add-ons shouldn't even be downloaded. And it should make sure a compatible add-on isn't disabled because of install.rdf info, probably easiest by setting checkCompatibility pref to false.
If we download an incompatible addon there should be a compatibility check pre-testing... there is no point in testing an addon that a user will be unable to installer in their particular browser.
I believe that a graceful fail would be sufficient here by comparing the addon information to the browser.ini info.
To clarify: there are two sources of compatibility info - the extension itself and addons.mozilla.org info. The latter can be updated without updating the extension, particularly when a new browser version comes out. Because of this 30 add-ons tested by Talos are currently not marked as compatible with Firefox 4 in the extension - but most of them are marked as compatible on addons.mozilla.org. When Talos installs add-ons it doesn't give the browser a chance to query addons.mozilla.org for current compatibility info. So an extension that would be compatible isn't tested.
I think that setting extensions.checkCompatibility.4.0 pref to false would be the best short-term solution - the add-ons that are really not compatible with Firefox 4 are very few. For the final solution it is probably possible to get the list of add-ons generated dynamically on AMO so that incompatible add-ons are not even included. Otherwise the only way to get current compatibility info is to parse https://services.addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/api/1/addon/1865.
(In reply to comment #2)
> So an extension that would be compatible isn't tested.
To be precise: it is tested but the browser disables it as incompatible.
If skipping the compatibility check is reasonable I'm willing to do it - I only fear testing addons that realistically are not compatible with a given version of the browser...
Incompatible add-ons should be rare, specially within the testing set we're currently using.
Right now, occasionally testing an incompatible add-on should be better than testing 30 compatible add-ons in a disabled state. But of course this needs to be fixed properly later.
What is the pref that needs setting?
extensions.checkCompatibility.4.0 : false
Created attachment 526844 [details] [diff] [review]
[checked in]disable compatability check for 4.0
Comment on attachment 526844 [details] [diff] [review]
[checked in]disable compatability check for 4.0
so simple, what can I find to nit with this patch?
Comment on attachment 526844 [details] [diff] [review]
[checked in]disable compatability check for 4.0
changeset: 232:ca836ce72df2
Reopening - what got deployed here is only a quick work-around. Compatibility info is still not being considered, incompatible add-ons could be tested.
As a note, this will be fixed as a side effect of the new on-demand addon testing system - as only the correct addon for a given os will be pushed into the system for testing.


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Lead researcher in the study, Maira Bes-Rastrollo, PharmD, PhD, from the department of preventative medicine and public health at the University of Navarra's School of Medicine, admits that eating a Western diet, especially fast food, tends to be cheaper than adhering to a Mediterranean dietary plan. Her advice? "One option to make it more affordable is to purchase seasonal products. Another is to buy food, when possible, directly from producers." So that's one more reason to visit farmer's markets and sign up for a CSA program. How else can you cut costs while eating healthy? Follow these tips from Laura Pensiero, nutritionist/chef and author of Hudson Valley Mediterranean: The Gigi Good Food Cookbook (HarperCollins, 2009).
#1: Bargain-hunt elsewhere, but splurge on extra-virgin olive oil.
According to Pensiero, one main reason the Mediterranean diet plan is more expensive than the conventional Western diet is the difference in price when comparing a flavorful, antioxidant-rich extra-virgin olive oil to a flavorless, refined vegetable oil. Yes, there's a cost difference here. But in this case it's definitely worth it, for both taste and nutritional reasons. To get the most flavor bang for your buck, reserve extra-virgin oil for recipes that don't require cooking, such as salads. Use lower-grade olive oil for sautéing or other hot cooking techniques, since the heat will eliminate the subtle flavor of the extra-virgin oil.
#2: Seek out nutty, flavorful, and inexpensive whole grains.
What varieties does Pensiero like cooking with the most? She loves barley, wheat, and rye berries, and whole grain mixes. "Use them to thicken and add texture, flavor, and heartiness to stews, soups and casseroles; as stuffings or fillings (for example, for peppers); and in place of Arborio rice for risotto." More tips? Use whole grain polenta to replace mashed potatoes in stews and braises, and try wild rice (this one's officially a "grass") mixed into pilafs and added to soups.
#3: Don't worry too much about buying pricey fish.
The cost of fish also comes into play in a Mediterranean diet plan. Pensiero asserts that in the Mediterranean, a limited but very fresh selection of fish can be accessed with better availability, quality, and market price. But according to another study published in the British Medical Journal, fish intake isn't one of the crucial elements in the healthy, longevity-boosting Mediterranean diet. So buy what fish you can afford, and focus on adding fruits, vegetables, grains and nuts to your meal plans.
#4: Use meat as an accent.
Think Mediterranean, and use fish and meat as a complement to meals, rather than featuring them at the center of the plate. Think casseroles, risotto, pasta dishes, stews, and braises as the main dish instead. Spending less money on meat means you can afford more olive oil and fish!
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Cooked dark leafy greens, a staple of the much-lauded traditional Cretan diet, pack quite the nutritional punch and can be bought relatively inexpensively (especially when they're available at a farmer's market). According to Pensiero, collards, kale, chard, turnip greens, and spinach, all great sources of vitamins A and C, can basically all be cooked the same way. The only difference is that greens with thicker stems, such as kale, need more cooking time. Pensiero sautés greens in olive oil along with onion, garlic, red pepper flakes, salt, and pepper, adding a bit of stock or water near the end until it's absorbed. And make a lot; any leftovers can be added to a next-day frittata. One of the chef's favorite varieties? Cavolo nero (a.k.a. black-leaf kale or Lacinato kale), which is tangy and sweet.


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3 Days To Xmas: The Sweet Smell of St. Nic
December 21st, 2009
Well, it does make sense that he would smell like a chimney.
(submitted by Anne)
Can you even imagine if this person grew up to be one of those people that get diagnosed with lung cancer but never smoked a cig a day in their life? Man… this pic reminds me of Darren smiking on Bewitched & soap opera smokers. 1st time I snuck a smoke, I put on my mother's jewlery & wtched myself in mirror. Thanks role models of the 60's-70's. 😉
In this picture I somehow think he would smell like cat urine.
Does anyone know where and when this photo was taken? The Smokie Santa looks familiar to me…
Maybe it's just me, but I think that picture is from the 50's….probably long before yo'all were born.
She looks like the little girl off of that movie Matilda…with Danny Devito.
So totally Did NOT catch the cig at first – PRICELESS> Asa a kid in the 60's in Kentucky – I can remeber people smoking everywhere – stores, pharmacy lines – you name it – I can't begin to tell you the times I was BURNED by a passing smoker's cig. Love the picture!
Is that Mrs. Doubtfire in a Santa suit? Cuz that sure looks like the little Natalie.
And after Samantha was done with her Christmas list, Santa patted her on the head & took a swig from his flask as she walked away. "Yep", he thought to himself as he took a long, slow drag. "Sears can bite me."
Please stay tuned for that heart-warming holiday classic, "A Miracle in Marlboro Country."
ROFL! Great comment!!!
Santa: "You'll shoot your eye out, kid."
Ralphie: "You'll cough a lung up, Santa."
Santa will have to be really careful when he takes a drag on that cigarette. He wouldn't want to set the beard on fire! Explain those burns to the ER people!
I really love the bangs. Yes, they're short, but at least they're straight. And they'll grow out straight too. My dad had the job of trimming our bangs, and perhaps because he didn't want to hear the whining, he waited until the second martini kicked in. Then of course they were crooked. Then he cut a little more off the left, but then the right side would be longer. Eventually, we would all have really short, really crooked bangs.
Hilarious post. My dad was in charge of our haircuts too, and they were always crooked . . . usually around the ears.
I have several pictures with Santa and I had the same face. I hated clowns as a kid and to me Santa was clown without the make up…just as creepy. I never understood why I was forced to sit on a lap with an old man with a fake beard. I think when I was three I peed on one of them….to show my disapproval of the whole thing LOL!
I hate clowns too. And after reading this and watching Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer today I hate Santa too.
Damned elves! Drove him to smoke and drink!
Ho, Ho, (cough) Ho! Remember children to leave out some milk, cookies, and nicotine gum on Christmas Eve.
It is a Rat Pack swinging 60's Santa!
You'll shoot your eye out!
Oh wait. Um. Poke your eye out?
Ooohhh, I think this girl lived next door to me in Connecticut. Her little sister was Anne, too.
I spent 10 minutes wondering what was wrong with this picture. I was wondering why he was yellow, then I seen the ciggarette. x] Im slow.
Think this was taken at someone's house, or (God forbid) is this really a department-store-type Santa Claus?
(Through clenched teeth) "Santa, after this picture I'm gonna poke your eyes out with this pointy, adult-novelty, carrot, flutophone looking thingy because that's all I can figure out what it could be used for AND your ciggarette is making my asthma worse!"
omg love this one carpoolMom! took the words right out of my mouth!
Wow…on second thought this might help explain how Blitzen got his name.
LOL! That's great!
Cropped out of the photo is Mrs Claus with a martini…..
Why is Santa in color (and the thing she's holding), but the girl is black and white??
She's not. She's just kinda pale and wearing beige.
I'd be unhappy too if Smokin' Santa gave me a plastic carrot.
Gotta love that yellow washout.
Is she holding an upside-down candle?
I noticed the smoking death stick, but did anyone else notice the long sleeve shirt?
I saw that! The little girl looks pissed because she just realized that's the same shirt uncle Sam was wearing.
Carrot for the reindeer? Which is probably a basset hound with cardboard antlers.
She's giving him a carrot to improve his eyesight, since he's not wearing the obligatory Santa glasses.
This is such a classic "not-so-jolly-Santa" picture. It has it all–the fake-looking beard, the shirt sleeve peeking out from under the Santa jacket, the cigarette, not to mention the very unhappy little girl. By the way, what's that carrot-shaped thing she's holding?
LOL, this one took me a while to get! And it looks like she's driving some sort of spike into his leg…
santa looks a bit puffy.
I hate the gold santa uniform it.s yuk
is it really gold or has all the red faded from the photo?
The photo is color faded and the uniform was once red. That would make that "carot" actually pink…
Pretty sure it's just the fading. The suit was probably red. Red ink is notoriously impermanent.
Carrot is spelled with 2 r's. 🙂
It's the economy. Everyone's cutting back.
The ciggarette doesn't bother me half as much as the fact that she appears to be holding an adult novelty item.
You said a mouthfull there, that is really really creepy. Way creepier than a Santa with a
smoking problem. I want to know where she got that thing in the first place?
lol, very tactful. Looks like maybe a giant carrot. Which would go nicely with the "big blue bunny" I own.
that is exACTly what i thought..
What is she holding???
She's holding the magical Christmas carrot.
Girl.. I am right there with you, what the hell is she holding!?!?
YEP! We all know what it appers to be…..my question is WHY?
It's actually a plastic musical instrument–the 60's version of today's recorders/flutophones.
its an ashtray 🙂
No no no. It's a huge lighter. (At least that's what I thought when I read the caption. I didn't get it and thought that because Santa smells like a chimney it meant the little girl was holding a big lighter to light the fire. Then after reading the comments I realized what was really going on. lol.)
Haha, even worse, I thought it was a hookah for a moment.
Ahhh, I really had to look — but now I see why.
she doesn't look fooled even one little bit.
Took me a minute to figure this one out…nice Santa. Very nice.
I thought it was just an unhappy kid until your comment. I had to go back and look.
Same here, took a second to realize the akwardness in the photo.
Me too. Totally missed the cig. and had to come here and read the comments to figure it out.
Dear Santa,
I was a very good girl this year. I didn't even fuss when my mom cut my bangs too short. For Chirstmas, I would like a Cabbage Patch doll and a new set of lungs since. Along with your cookies and milk I left a shiny new pack of Marlboros.
Love, Anne.
Somehow I think this photo pre-dates cabbage patch dolls by about 20 years! People (well, the public anyway) didn't really know about the evils of smoking in the 60's. At any rate, she looks way too unhappy about the whole situation, poor kid!
I distinctly remember a Brady Bunch episode about the dangers of smoking. Shame on you, Greg!
Saint Nicotine!
It wasn't that long ago that people were smoking *everywhere*. Hospital doctors would smoke while examining you, teachers would smoke in front of class, etc. A smoking Santa is interesting to see now but it wouldn't have been uncommon.
I remember getting smoke blown in my face by my elders, and it was rude to complain. The good old bad days. You'd think Santa could put his smoke down for 2 minutes though!


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Robert L. Reitzel, 65, of Ephrata, passed away on Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013 at Essa Flory Hospice & Community Care in Lancaster surrounded by his family. Born in Lancaster, he is the son of Mary A. (Getz) Pichler and the late Bruce E. Reitzel.
He was a 1966 graduate of Lancaster Catholic High School and attended York College. Bob was employed for NTN-BCA Corp. in Lititz for many years and went onto work at Y&S Candies in Lancaster. He was of the Catholic faith. Bob was an avid fisherman, hunter and enjoyed going to the beach. He was a member of the Lancaster Liederkranz and the Strasburg Sportsmen Association.
He was a veteran proudly serving in the U.S. Navy.
In addition to his mother, he is survived by his daughters: Tammy L., wife of Glenn Haldeman of Reamstown; and Stacie L., wife of Kenneth Miller of Shippensburg. Also surviving is a sister: Arlene Scheingraber, of Lancaster; and eight grandchildren.
A viewing was held on Feb. 25 at Charles F. Snyder, Jr. Funeral Home & Crematory followed by a Christian prayer service on Feb. 26. Interment was in Conestoga Memorial Park in Lancaster.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Hospice & Community Care, PO Box 4125, Lancaster, PA 17604-4125 or to the American Cancer Society, 314 Good Drive, Lancaster, PA 17603. To send the family online condolences, please visit snyderfuneralhome.com.


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Siesta Key Vacation Luxury Private Gulf Fnt Home
From $130 / night
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|$185 - $375
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Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3.5
Sleeps: 6
Type: Home
Pets allowed: Yes
Internet: Yes
Modern home with elevator, garage, balconies and plenty of parking. All utilities incl. elect/ water/ high speed wireless internet/ cable tv, phone service free to all U.S., Washer/ dryer, outside grill, all tableware, linen, beach towels and chairs, out side shower..,Free use of Golf club set, 2 bicycles, high chair, extra inflatable bed, baby crib and 1 children cot. Weekly, Monthly and 3 night minimum rentals or short term lease.
ASK ABOUT AVAILABLITY OF OUR 5 BEDROOM OPTION with combination of our 2 bedroom cottage on same property !!!
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Beach Chairs Provided
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Cable TV
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Wood flooring/Ceramic Tile
Comb Living/Dining Room
DVD Player
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Washer & Dryer
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There is an additional deposit of $200 for reservations with pets.
High - Low Season Options
mid April to mid December Rate $1,250.00
mid December to mid April Rate $2,500.00
Bill Turner
Siesta Key Community
Only a limited number of resorts and hotels are located on Siesta Key, so vacationers usually stay in condos and private homes and cottages. Because they live among the residents during their stay, visitors easily become part of the community and are welcomed into the Siesta Key lifestyle. Vacationers quickly relax into the casual, friendly atmosphere and soon feel right at home wherever they go on Siesta Key. Siesta Key Village is an area near the north end of the key where vacationers and residents gather for dancing, dining, shopping, and fun. Each evening offers something exciting and entertaining. There are other shops and restaurants - something for any taste or mood - located all across the key. French, Italian, American, and Oriental restaurants offer delicious cuisine to suit even the most discerning tastes. Crab, lobster, raw oysters, blackened fish and unique local dishes are specialties at many of the waterfront and casual seafood restaurants on Siesta Key. For a little more excitement, try a nightclub with live music, and don't miss the popular Sunday night Siesta Beach drum circle where musicians and dancers are joined by the public in a weekly celebration. Water sports are also a big part of life on Siesta Key, with parasailing, kayaking, boat rentals, guided tours, and fishing available. The city of Sarasota, which is connected to Siesta Key by two bridges, also offers a diverse mix of cultural, natural, scientific, and family fun attractions.
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Owner Profile
|Dec 01 2015
|Apr 30 2017
|3 Nights
|Dec 18 2016
|Apr 30 2017
|3 Nights
|May 01 2017
|Nov 30 2017
|3 Nights
|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m.
|Deposits: $300 deposit required with credit card // 25% down payment may be required on in season bookings (12/18/09 - 04/16/10)
|Payment Options: American Express, Cashier's Check, Mastercard, Money Order, PayPal, Visa
|Other Fees: 11% tax on all rentals $85.00 cleaning charge on all rentals / $200 additional deposit required for pet (small pets only)
Reviews (15)
Reviews for this vacation home rental in Siesta Key, Florida
Joe Thames
May 13, 2013
Nice and clean home and close to town and on the best beach ever. We plan to return this year.
Excellent Beach House - Great Value!
Ann Savoie
Houston, TX USA
Excellent Beach House - Great Value!
June 12, 2012
I stayed here from 6/02/12-6/09/12. Prior to arriving, I had emailed the owner multiple times about little details, and he was always quick to answer. There were 6 adults and two toddlers, and he had 2 safetly gates (as there are two stairs - and a service elevator) although he had also mentioned that I could rent baby gear (like gates, toys, beach toys, mattresses, cribs, boosters, strollers, etc) and beach gear at local companies such as A to Z Baby Rental or ABC Baby Rental (both great companies also and very reasonably priced). The home is 3 stories (the 1st floor is mostly the garage and entry way)... 2nd story has 1 bedroom, the kitchen with a bar, a dining room table with 4 chairs, and the living room with large tv. There were also many chairs out on the balconies, too. The 3rd story two more bedrooms. There were also twin sized air mattresses in the house, too. Oh, and at the end of the trip, I discovered that the two sofas are actually sofa beds.... or at least they appeared to be. There are 3.5 bathrooms. There's only one bathtub in the house though. The house sits on the beach, but it is about a 100 yard walk to get to the ocean. It's less than a block away from Siesta Key Village where there are souvenir shops and restaurants. There's also a small grocery store there that sells a little bit of everything... and a Walmart and Super Target where about 20 minutes away. There's a washer and dryer (but the washer didn't seam to get the clothes clean very well despite us buying Tide pacs). There kitchen is fully stocked... and if you look enough, there are packets or salt, pepper,and sugar. We were told that the thermostat was acting up and that we shouldn't drop it below 75.... so we didn't. But even though I usually love it cold and don't tolerate being even warm well inside.... I was always very comfortable in the house. I'd recommend going to St. Armands Circle in Lido Key (20 min away) and to Crescent Beach (to look for shark's teeth).... but we loved the beach behind the house for daily play. After much research, the best key lime pie came from Publix grocery store (agreed), and the best clam chowder was at Captain Curt's. Barnacle Bill was our favorite seafood place though (everything was great!). Great house, great place, great trip! The owner is helpful and nice! Would definitely go back! First beach house rental for my family and it was so much better than expected! Thanks, Bill!
Amazing Vacation Property
Mike Northbridge
Hamilton, Ontario
Amazing Vacation Property
August 29, 2011
We rented the vacation home at 316 Beach Rd. and had an amazing time with it being such an amazing home, so close to the "best beach in North America" and main village just steps away. Will was extremely accommodating to our child care needs and any special requests - with a couple baby gates, we found the property to be very well suited for our 14 month old toddler who LOVED the open space in the house and of course the beach. We would recommend this vacation property to our family and friends
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Margaret Tranter
erlanger ky
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July 4, 2011
we had a great time at 316 beach rd . the house is nice and functional and the elevator a real help to us old people.
Kathy Watson
June 8, 2011
For The Second Year In A Row We Spent A Month At 316 Beach Road. Again, We Had A Good Time. The Weather Was Fantastic. The Rental House Was Large And Clean. Since The Beach And The Village Are Within Walking Distance, We Didn't Have To Drive Everyday To Find Something To Do. Shops And Restaurants Are Walking Distance Too. We Have Already Booked Our Vacation Here For The Third Year In A Row. It Is Definitely Worth Returning Too Again And Again. The Watsons
great place to be!
Kandace Pritchett
great place to be!
January 6, 2011
We loved our stay- cozy with the beach at your backdoor!
4 Sisters in Siesta Heaven!
Alice Eldred
Langhorne, PA SanDiego CA NewPort Richey FL
4 Sisters in Siesta Heaven!
December 5, 2010
My sisters and I met in Siesta for a relaxing get-a-way and a chance to visit with Florida relatives. Bill was so accommodating and we found the place to be lovely. It was convenient to the beach and the village and the excellent weather contributed to the wonderful experience. Thank you Bill. We hope to return again.
A great vacation
Cincinnati, OH
A great vacation
June 29, 2010
This is the first time we have rented a house for vacation. We had previously rented a condo when visiting Siesta Key. I must say, the home we rented exceeded our expectations! We had plenty of room, it was clean, and all our needs were met and more! Great location and great weather added to our enjoyment for the week we stayed. I would recommend it and would definitely rent again.
Best Vacation Of My Life
Ryan Bradley
Best Vacation Of My Life
June 17, 2010
What a wonderful experience. My whole family met here to have a family vacation. It was absolutely perfect. The place was perfect, the beach was perfect, and the weather was perfect. Could not have asked for anything more.
Delightful experience
Lorna Brown
Wilmington, DE
Delightful experience
May 11, 2010
We had a wonderful vacation in this spacious and tastefully decorated house with beautiful views from the 4 decks. It was well-appointed with everything we could possibly need. A heavenly experience! Looking forward to a return visit next year.
Can't wait to return
Amy L
Indianapolis, IN
Can't wait to return
April 5, 2010
We enjoyed this lovely home. The beach access was great. The views were outstanding. We loved being so close to the village. We will definitely return.
Relaxing retreat...
Lebanon, TN USA
Relaxing retreat...
October 27, 2009
This beach house is just as the pictures portray it to be...BEAUTIFUL! We had everything we needed and more! Thank you for sharing your house with us.
Siesta Key Relaxation
Colton Jayne
Lexington, Kentucky
Siesta Key Relaxation
August 12, 2009
House was really nice. Lots of space. Location was perfect for Siesta Key. This was my first trip so I was amazed by the sand and the water. Once we parked upon arrival the vehicle wasn't moved much because we were so close to the village. Had a great time and hope to be back some day.
Confort and Convinience
Dan Ammar
Orlando, Florida
Confort and Convinience
July 28, 2009
This home is well situated, only a few steps to the beach and a couple of blocks to town. The house is clean and well maintained and equipped with all the necessary amenities. We truly enjoyed our stay with the kids. The sun set view every evening is stunning.
Exactly what was needed
Randy Adams
Exactly what was needed
June 3, 2009
My wife and son were in Sarasota for Memorial Day weekend for a Soccer Tournament. I had to go to London, but with school out, started looking for something from Tuesday to Saturday (after Memorial Day). This house was close, on the beach (short walk - but with a partial view of the water) and in a quiet area. My son had a friend from the team stay as well. They had a nice quiet week that included walks on the beach, laying out on the beach, movies and putt putt. The bedrooms are on the upper floors, which allowed the windows and doors to be open - with the sounds of the waves from the beach and a cool breeze to help everyone sleep. I flew in the last night and experienced just a small part of this - before heading back. It was exactly what was needed for all.
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Charlee and her team truly made all of my wedding dreams become a reality. Charlee literally thought of everything. She made sure every detail was touched on and held my hand through the stressful process of being a bride and planning a wedding. She went above and beyond to make... Read More sure my husband and I were happy, was always available to answer questions, to offer advice, and made the wedding planning process run so smoothly. Charlee set us up with several vendors to choose from and I couldn't have been happier with all of them. From help with choosing invitations, to the photographer, to the DJ and florist, I honestly could not have found a better team. The day went so perfectly, and I am so grateful to Signature Events for making that happen. My husband and I were married at a local venue that did not allow us to get ready on site. Charlee's team came to my sisters house where all the bridesmaids (10 of them) were spending the morning and helped us make the process run so seamlessly. She organized the day and was there to help with every detail. I was so relaxed the day of my wedding because of this and it allowed me to enjoy every moment even more. I really cannot say enough wonderful things about Signature Events and I could not imagine having planned my wedding without their help.
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Signature events with Charlee Geisler is an amazing wedding planner. Her professional experience and attention to detail is unsurpassed. We had a fabulous event and everything was perfect. Charlee and her assistants are first rate, in other words, the best in the... Read More Phoenix/Scottsdale Valley! We highly recommend Charlee Geisler and Signature Events! Our Wedding was Spectacular!
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As the mother of the bride, you want your daughter's wedding day to be perfect. Charlee and her team delivered that perfection. From our first meeting to the day of the wedding, Charlee was there for us. Every detail was considered and planned, allowing my daughter and me to... Read More enjoy this day without worry. I would not hesitate to recommend Signature Events to anyone who wants a perfect wedding.
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Charlee was a massive help from beginning to end. We are extremely grateful that she was able to translate our ideas into tangible concepts and helped design an absolutely stunning wedding. We appreciated her attention to detail and even the smallest of details (many of which we... Read More never would have considered) were given tremendous thought. Her group managed to shoulder the burden of some of the most stressful parts of the process and on the day of the wedding allowed us to focus on what mattered most. We would highly recommend Signature Events to anyone getting married in the Phoenix area!
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Charlie Geisler and her staff were invaluable to the planning of our daughters wedding. The vendors she recommended were first class and she was always available when we had questions or concerns. My new son-in-law said he heard "people like to work with Charlie because she... Read More only recommends the best". We had the rehearsal dinner and brunch at our home and she arranged everything we needed to make it successful and easy for us. She made sure everything we needed the day of the wedding was available without our having to ask. I can't imagine a more positive experience and highly recommend her to plan any event.
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Charlee and her team of wedding planners are truly amazing. They made sure I stayed on track with planning the wedding and made it a very stress free and smooth planning process. The day of, I had no worries or fear. I knew with Charlee there that everything was going to run... Read More perfectly, and it did!!! She was also very thoughtful with things she saved from the reception that I found the next day. This was touching and amazing to find. I couldn't imagine my day being my dream come true without using Signature Events!!
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Charlee and her staff of Signature Events is OUTSTANDING!!! From the moment we met Charlee, we knew we were going to be well taken care of. Charlee assisted us with establishing a budget and sticking to it. She negotiated great deals with awesome venders that saved us time and... Read More money. Her focus is always on ensuring the bride is the priority- a skillful listener who uses her talents to create the utmost perfect wedding experience. Our total trust in Charlee, allowed all of us to enjoy every moment of the wedding. Charlee is personable, able to manage unexpected situations and 'saved the day' when notified a few hours before the reception that our DJ became ill. She took care of the situation flawlessly! We will always be grateful to Charlee for being such a wonderful part of Danielle and Andrew's wedding. Thank you!
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Charlee and Jackie are phenomenal! The Signature Events team is incredibly organized, flexible, creative, and warm-hearted. They introduced us to amazing vendors and ran everything perfectly the day of our wedding. We had a strong vision in mind for an elegant, romantic wedding... Read More and they brought that dream to life. I would recommend them for any Arizona event.
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Fairy tales do come true when you use Charlee with (signature Events) as your wedding planner. Planning my daughter's wedding was so much fun and exciting time for us. I had a stressed free experience for my daughter's wedding thanks to Charlee!!! Charlee made sure she provided... Read More us with the most professional and talented people in the industry. I was in tears when I saw the chuppah, the most magnificent flowers, the cake , the lighting, candy table, and most of all the ball room!! It was magnificent!!! Our musicians were fantastic!!! My daughters wedding was magical and perfect!!! People are still raving about the wedding! Charlee is so professional and you never have to worry about anything!! She handles every situation with little or no problem. She is very organized and detailed orientated. She leaves nothing undone. ! This is the third milestone party I have hired charlee for! She is the best of the best!!!
Signature Events- Charlee GeislerReviewed on 12/10/2014 Rachel K
Charlee went above and beyond for us to make our wedding so special. She was always very responsive, helpful, and knowledgable about all the other vendors and the details that go along with a wedding. Everyone at work was always saying " how are you so calm, you're getting... Read More married so soon." My response was because I have Charlee, who was the best wedding planner! If I needed something answered she responded right away and was always available by email or phone. She works with the best of the best in the valley and I never had to worry about anything! I knew that we were in the best hands and that our wedding will be a dream come true. The whole wedding weekend was perfect! She is very personable and if you want something done, she for sure will make it happen! We couldn't be happier with how our wedding turned out! Everyone is still telling us that our wedding was one of the best weddings they have been to from the details of the flowers, food and entertainment! We are recommending Charlee to all of our friends and we know that if you work with Charlee you too will have a wedding of your dreams!
Best decision was to use Signature EventsReviewed on 6/12/2014
My wedding was perfect because of Charlee. She took care of everything and even things that I didn't know about. We didn't have a vision of what we wanted for the wedding so Charlee was fantastic at learning what we liked and combining our individual styles to create a... Read More beautiful, fun and elegant wedding. We told HER to choose most of the elements of the wedding, which some of our friends thought was insane. We had a good idea of what everything was going to look like since we always kept us informed of everything that was happening but we weren't prepared for what we saw. The ceremony and reception were so beautiful, that our guests were commenting about everything. She put everything together better than we could have imagined it. She took care of all of the details so that I didn't have to worry about anything, it was wonderful. I positive that we wouldn't have enjoyed our wedding if Charlee wasn't involved. Jeannia & EJ
Simply The BEST!Reviewed on 1/14/2014 Casey N
Where do I start...there are simply not words to described how unbelievable my experience working with Charlee was. She genuinely made every second of planning enjoyable. I do not live in AZ and so I was working with her from out of state, an experience that could have been... Read More potentially difficult, but not with Charlee! She has unbelievable taste and everything she recommended was truly the best. From the photographer, florist, cake, lighting, venue, food, decorations etc etc etc... she was spot on with everything! I was very particular with certain things and Charlee made sure to get me everything I could have dreamed of and more. My wedding from start to finish was truly magical and it was only possible because of Charlee. She is with you every step of the way to make the wedding planning process as seamless and enjoyable as it can be. Many people can't wait for the planning to be over.... but I miss it! I loved working with Charlee and she went from Wedding planner to good friend. My mother and mother in-law loved working with her just as much. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you did Charlee! -Casey


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Manhattan, L.A., Sydney, Bali ... Hoboken? Yup. The W Hotel luxury empire, with 29 properties around the globe, opened its first New Jersey outpost last week, right across the Hudson from the more glittering borough, a place that already boasts six of Starwood Hotels' luxurious W properties.
Take that, Manhattan. Thursday night's grandiose opening was packed both with proud locals and curious, dolled-up New Yorkers who had ventured across the river. Recession, schmecession: dozens of paid models stood around looking hot, a lounge singer performed atop a piano, and a woman writhed and fawned within a giant martini glass. Guests spun a W "Wonder Wheel" to win W-branded swag, and fireworks filled the Hoboken sky. And when the celebs came out in force, you never know when you'll find yourself in an impromptu, impassioned economics lesson.
Who else came out to love this unloved place? Designer Thom Filicia, who had recently shot an episode of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy here, expressed his love for Hoboken: "It's a great, charming, cool little extension of the city." (Meaning, needless to say, Manhattan.) "And I think W is going to be a great addition to this ever-growing little annex to New York." The night ended with an intimate performance by Jamie Foxx, decked out in oversized bling, and swarms of Sopranos actors and models (including Tyson Beckford) who swelled the stage to dance.
Why Hoboken? Because, at long last, this place is hot. As former Masters of the Universe increasingly find themselves exiled from Wall Street (and their now-too-pricey Manhattan pads), the search for cheaper real estate increasingly leads to the birthplace of baseball and Sinatra. And the W was poised to provide the wounded financial profession a sumptuous safe haven, just 10 minutes by light rail from lower Manhattan. Given a hotel brand associated with early-morning champagne flowing at its Fashion Week tents and music sets played in intimate ballrooms, no wonder the W Hoboken's 40 condos have already sold out. Compared with Manhattan, Hoboken's got lower taxes, cheaper dining, and a far superior view: people who live here don't have to look at New Jersey.
While the Hoboken hotel's yacht-and private-jet-booking concierge services betray a property conceived in a more freewheeling economic climate, Starwood's still optimistically planning 28 additions to its empire in hotspots like Milan, Barcelona, Paris, Santiago, Shanghai, and Dubai. The Hoboken property suggests a certainty that consumers and companies will soon pay for travel retreats -- and, with room rates starting at $189, what better way to publicize thrift than a retreat in New Jersey?
Here's one way: Corner Shannen Doherty, turn on a video camera, and ask her about the recession. Doherty, once known as Brenda Walsh on Beverly Hills 90210, had never trekked to Hoboken but found it "quaint and clean and amazing." Long an outspoken Republican, Doherty told me that the recession has a simple solution in Reaganism. "This goes down to why I supported Ronald Reagan, with the trickle-down theory," she said. (Not that she was old enough to vote for him.) "It's a really simple process. The more money that people make, the more people they can employ, the more jobs that are out there, the less unemployment that you have." Reasonable minds can disagree; Nobel-winning economist Paul Krugman has called the Reagan Era "a one-hit wonder" that enlarged the gulf between the rich and poor. (As far as we know, Krugman, a New Jersey resident, was not at the party.)
When I asked Doherty how much her last great splurge cost, she said $40,000. And something happened that surprised me and seemed to surprise her as well: She got misty on the red carpet. The splurge, she explained, was spent on a last-ditch effort to save her dog, who had died the night before. I felt awful as she tearfully described her dog's costly dialysis treatment. A gaggle of gossip reporters issued a collective "Awww."
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While setting up my new LG Cell, I inadvertingly lost the phone Icon that is on the bottom tool bar (there were 4 icons, Phone, Text Messaging Contacts and Home, now there are 3.
I found the phone icon in the applications, put it on the main page, but do not know how to get back on the bottop tool bar. Ant help would be apprecisted.
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Welcome to Android Central! You should be able to drag that Phone icon back into the bottom tray. Press and hold the Phone icon until you can move it, then drag it to the tray. Does it allow you to do that?
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Potato Kielbasa Skillet
Total Time
Prep 8 mins
Cook 20 mins
A very hearty, tasty supper. This is very easy to make and a real pleaser.
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- 5 large potatoes, cut in bite sized chunks
- 1 lb kielbasa, sliced
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 1 cup chopped green pepper
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 teaspoon oregano
- 1 teaspoon basil
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 1⁄2 cups water
- 1 1⁄2 cups shredded American cheese
- In dutch oven, brown potatoes, kielbasa, onion and peppers in oil.
- Add seasonings and water.
- Bring to a boil.
- Cover tightly and cook for 20 minutes on low, stirring occasionally.
- Uncover and put cheese on top.
- Simmer until cheese is melted.
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My whole family LOVED this! It was surprisingly easy to make. I used fresh basil and oregano, I also used a few american cheese slices and some colby jack shreds. I also used red potatos and left the skin on. My DH added red pepper flakes to his and said it had a cajun flair.
This was very, very good!! We love kielbasa, so this recipe was right up our ally. Now, one point - I'm not sure what "American Cheese" is - so we used grated mild cheddar - it turned out wonderful. Thanks for posting!
Great! I used less potatoes(don't like to peel) and also used 1 cup chicken broth instead of water. I didn't add the cheese because my husband comes home late, so instead I spooned out the portions into bowls and added cheese then threw them in the microwave for 30 seconds when we were ready to eat. I even liked this recipe and I'm not a big fan of kielbasa.


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Pure Power is a quarterly publication for engineers and contractors involved in electrical control systems, emergency building systems, fuses and circuit breakers, surge-suppression devices, motor controls and drives, wiring and electrical distribution systems, power monitoring devices, UPS, and lighting systems.
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Engineering a smarter grid
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Automatic transfer switch protection
Automatic transfer switch short-circuit current protection has some common misconceptions. Here we'll discuss the deficiencies of "non-current limiting" protection. » more
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A quick summary and review of 10 previous blogs
Let's take a look at what we've already discovered, and review the most important aspects of this "Cut the Copper" series. » more
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This week, Morrissey Goodale tracked seven domestic deals and seven international deals, including (interestingly enough) a second transaction in three weeks involving a Chinese buyer. This most recent activity brings the total... » more
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The goal of the Digestive Disease Epidemiology Training Program at the University of North Carolina is to train independent researchers who will improve our understanding of the magnitude, etiology and impact of digestive diseases, and who will assume leadership roles in GI epidemiology and outcomes research. To accomplish that mission, the program includes a comprehensive curriculum with the following features: 1) formal advanced training in epidemiologic methods and biostatistics;2) a 2 - 3 year period of training culminating in an MPH, MSCR or PhD in epidemiology;3) emphasis on design, execution, analysis and publication of a research project;4) mentors to guide the developing investigator;5) an integrative core curriculum designed to develop additional skills necessary for an academic career;6) concurrent training of MD and PhD candidates in a program that ranges from molecular epidemiology to population-based health outcomes research;7) a training advisory committee with diverse membership to encourage breadth of vision by the trainees. The training program is designed to support one-pre-doctoral and three post-doctoral candidates each year. The program takes advantage of unique and considerable institutional strengths in public health and gastroenterology. A stable, diverse, and multidisciplinary faculty provides trainees expert guidance in epidemiology, biostatistics, and health outcomes research. The training faculty of 17 includes 16 members of the adult and pediatric GI Divisions of whom 11 have advanced training in epidemiology or biostatistics. The active research programs of the training faculty are well funded from federal sources. Prior trainees in this program have remarkable records of publication and success in obtaining faculty positions on completion of the fellowship.
Digestive diseases have a major impact on health in the United States. The proposed Digestive Disease Epidemiology Training Program will develop independent researchers who will improve our understanding of the magnitude, etiology and impact of digestive diseases, and who will assume leadership roles in GI epidemiology and outcomes research.
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|Wolf, W Asher; Jerath, Maya R; Sperry, Sarah L W et al. (2014) Dietary elimination therapy is an effective option for adults with eosinophilic esophagitis. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol 12:1272-9
|Pasricha, Sarina; Bulsiewicz, William J; Hathorn, Kelly E et al. (2014) Durability and predictors of successful radiofrequency ablation for Barrett's esophagus. Clin Gastroenterol Hepatol 12:1840-7.e1
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Sent: Thu, Jul 11, 2013 1:12 pm
Subject: [iris-photos] iris pictures
taking a breather from dig season for a few
minutes. realized that iris photos hadn't had too many iris pictures
posted so thought i would send a few out, nothing out of the ordinary, just
first is one of our wholesale growing fields in
spring, i miss spring!
Mike Sutton


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Deborah Riffin's Event Journal
Friday September 21, 2012 / 8:30pmTop Shelf's Uptown, Downtown, Motown Madness
1 ticket
Preferred Seating (7:00pm Seating)
How was your experience?
Absolutely Fabulous! This show was fantastic! I brought 4 of my friends with me and all of us agreed that this was a terrific show and we will definitely see it again in the future. The singers were fantastic and the energy amazing. Terrific show!