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History of Four Poster Beds
By a strange coincidence of history, the following four poster bed (Figure 3:454-457) was possibly made for a man who was also present at Bosworth in 1485, and in equal prominence to Sir Rhys ap Thomas. This was Sir Thomas Stanley, who personally stooped to pick up the crown that had fallen from the head of the dead Richard III, and placed it upon the head of Henry Tudor, henceforth Henry VII. Stanley, who must have been well acquainted with Sir Rhys ap Thomas, was immediately created the first Earl of Derby. The Stanley four poster bed probably dates from circa 1500-21, and bears many small armorial devices with the achievements, of the Stanleys and their allies. These are to be found on the faces of each of the knops which punctuate the Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) posts, giving fourteen devices in all.
The most important of these are the Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) head-posts (Figure 3:455). On the middle stage is the Stanley badge itself, which they inherited from Lathom (an eagle preying on a swaddled child, see also Figure 4:53), and the three armoured legs of the Isle of Man (the Stanleys had their main estates in Lancashire and the Isle of Man). Below these are some initials: on the left is a letter 'T', which might stand for either the 1st or 2nd earl (both Thomas); and on the right is another 'T' which is conjoined by a lovers' knot to its companion (now unfortunately obliterated). The 2nd earl, grandson of the 1st earl (who died in 1504), is perhaps the more likely candidate for the original owner, which provides a closer dating of 1504-21 for the manufacture of the Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds)bed; though the possibility remains that the four poster bed may have been made for the 1st earl, prior to his death in 1504.
The four poster bed was bought in auction as a 'a pile of carved wood' some six years ago, after a chequered history. When first put together, it appeared as in Figure 3:454, complete with various nineteenth century additions and repairs. It has now been thoroughly cleaned (which revealed heavy traces of the original red and green paint), and now appears as in Figure 3:457. The four poster beds tester has here been conjecturally restored as a simple cloth canopy, and no further clue may be obtained from a very similar bed (Figure 3:458), which was first noted by Henry Shaw in his Specimens of Ancient Furniture in 1836. Shaw noted that the original Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) tester was then missing, and it has since acquired the present fanciful 'restoration'. This four poster bed is known as the Lovely Hall bed (after the house near Blackburn, Lancashire, where Shaw drew it), and was discovered locally in Central Lancashire. This makes all the more interesting the similarities between the two four poster beds, since they both belong to the same area (the Stanley Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) bed is first tentatively recorded at Rochdale Manor). The similarities are so striking, especially in the details of the headboard, that they must derive from the same workshop, somewhere in Central or South Lancashire. The Stanleys may have had other similar four poster beds, for in the Victoria and Albert Museum are the remains of identical Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) posts (Figure 3:456), with initials 'T' and 'S'.
Whatever the form of their original Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) testers, whether of wood or fabrics, the remaining parts of these four poster beds are set very much in the form followed by four poster tester bedsteads for the next one hundred and fifty years. The Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) headboard is a solidly-made panelled construction, though it still has vestigial posts of the medieval type; the tester is supported by two foot-posts; and the bedding is laid on a Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) bedstock made of heavy bars framed together. The fully-developed Elizabethan Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) bed is exemplified in Figure 3:459. The vestigial posts on either side of the head are no longer present, and, as with all important beds of this class, the foot of the four poster bedstock stands separately from the posts. In terms of decoration, this bed is more restrained than some, but it is none the less representative of the richer middle classes of circa 1575-1650.
Harrison wrote eloquently of the general improvements in comfortable bedding in the middle part of the sixteenth century, and it is in four poster bedsteads of this type that the improved bedding might be found. The four poster bedstock was provided with a series of holes, through which a tight mesh of ropes was strung.
On this was laid a woven rush mat or mattress, and on top of this was laid a flock or feather bed. Pillows and bolsters were piled up at the head, so that the sleeper lay in a half-sitting position (this is why the lower part of the headboard is rarely decorated, since it would normally be hidden by bedding). On top of this, the sleeper was provided with a series of sheets, blankets, 'ruggs' and quilts. All these accessories were provided by the upholder, and the furnishing of the Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) was not complete without a set of curtains, valances and (sometimes) lower valances or 'pentes'. The curtains hung from rails or wires which passed around the edge of the tester.
1509... | a counterpoynt of popynjaye and blonkett, for a trussyng bed, and a trussyng bedstede... |
1541... | i trussing four poster bed of wynscot with pillors carved... |
1586... | A grene fyelde bed of walnutt tree, with a canopy of greene Saye, 5 curtyns with gilt belles, a green Irish rugg coverlett, a matte, a fetherbed, a bolster, 2 pillowes, 3 white blanketts, 6 bedstaves... |
1590... | a turned trusinge bed corded with a teaster uppon the head and irones belonginge to it which the courtinges showld runne upon... |
1601... | a Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds)bedstead seeled with tester of wood and turned postes... a bedstead with turned postes fluted ... |
1624... | A four poster bedsteade of cutwirke, A teaster and vallans of black and cremysine velvet and frindged with cremysine silke and golde, Curtaines of red and yallowe changeable taffitie, One downe bed, a bowlster, ij pillowes, and ij wollen blanckettes, One red rugge, one quilte of cremysine sarcenet... |
1666... | a very large Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds)Bedstead with embroidered curtains and valence of broadcloth, lined with carnation-coloured sarcenet, and 7 plumes in the four poster bedtester... |
1690... | one featherbed and bedstead, one flock bed and matt, 2 blancets, one coverlid, curtains and valyants, 6 bed sticks... |
1719… | a carved four poster bedstead, a feather bed, two bolster, five pillows, three blankets, one quilt, a sett of curtain rods… |
Four Poster Bedsteads are frequently referred to as 'trussing' or 'field' beds, though it is by no means clear what these terms mean. They may both be different kinds of travelling four poster beds, which can be taken apart or folded for journeys (though in fact all large Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) beds were designed to be taken apart when necessary. The major joints were held with removable pegs or iron hooks, and the roped base held the structure tight). We have met the term 'trussing' in relation to baggage chests, and Katherine of Aragon possessed not only a trussing four poster bedstead, but also two suitable "lether cases to trusse it". A French-made campaign bed with a sloping tester, of the seventeenth century, which survives in the Nordiska Museet (Stockholm), may resemble earlier English models such as the "slope little four poster bedsted for the fielde" owned by the Earl of Leicester in 1588. The frame of this travelling Four Poster Beds (4 Poster Beds) is completely collapsible, and the tent-like hangings pack up with the parts of the frame into a very small space. Most Elizabethan references to `field beds' clearly indicate, however, somet mg much more elaborate and permanent than a simple campaign four poster bed.


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Really really good voice acting! Can't comment on story consistency because I haven't watched Evangelion. Animation was nothing new, but consitent and competent.


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Here are some more pictures I have Ken of 7 series models. It was pointed out to me that V-5 program planes sometimes were painted similar independent of which service (Army/Navy) was using them. Blue fuselage colors seem to be different ranges of royal blue to light blue. I can tell you from my father's photo which is in color/possibly touched up color} that his plane and all the other Wacos in the flight line did not have their vertical stab painted red and white like the photos here show. Looks solid blue. Can't see the horizontal in the distant one. Vertical wing struts look blue too.
I absolutely love wacos, but those look way too close to cookie cutter stearmans for my tastes.
Bet they flew a lot better than a stearman though... |
Stearman was/is a great plane, so is Waco not owned Waco but have some stick time in them. The both can come in different flavors, IE engine size is one variable. I was lucky to snag NOS HP surplus engine when I rebuilt my Stearman and it was the most enjoyable plane I ever owned. Just watch run up when taxiing and easy on brakes. (Don't ask!) Really though they are both great planes, FS is totally unobtainable unless you are well healed so enjoy the RC version and step back to a time when planes had character and did not all look alike! Tim |
The original Wacos had a golden era style, a Stearman just doesn't compare in that department.
Landing gear fairings, wheel pants, bump cowl, 4 ailerons on a sleeker looking wing, roomy cockpit, smooth aerodynamic lines that don't resemble a toilet paper roll, 30's era scalloped paint job, meticulous wood panels, turtle deck...those are aesthetically pleasing things that an original Stearman never had. Case in point...the more you modify a Stearman, the more it looks like an original Waco. That's all I was trying to say. So what kind of Stearman did you fly, the original 220, shaky jake, 450? Worked a 600 Stearman with hi-lift wings for a short time, it just wasn't the airplane that an agcat is. It was a lot better than the original Stearman though. YMF-5 is in a totally different class than all of them. It would be like comparing a Citabria to a Decathlon or Pitts. Not saying the Stearman is a bad airplane, they're actually easier to fly and land than most biplanes...very docile, forgiving, and relaxing. It's just really hyped up because of the name...just like the super cub is today. BTW, if you want to see a MONSTER Stearman, check out the Emair MA-1, a highly modified Stearman with a de-rated Wright 1820: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emair_MA-1 |
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Had 3 superb flights this morning but on the 4th one after doing a cuban 8, she kept nosing up severely! I knew right away that the battery must have slipped way back! Anywho, by using the throttle and my elevator which has mucho throw, I was able to land without a scratch We're talking a 5S 4000mah Turnigy battery and when I opened the hatch and looked, the battery had slid back into the fuse where only about an inch and a half of the battery was still in the hatch bay I was using a composite shim along the side of the battery to hold it in place and it worked for 96 flights. Needless to say, I added velcro to the bottom of my batteries for extra security! I do love this plane Dan PS The aileron link between the upper and lower aileron came loose in flight and was flapping in the wind on one flight last week with NO obvious bad tendencies |
I hear you Dan, I have 12 ten minutes flights in so for, the only reason I quite was out of batteries, got hunger or the wind got up to the piont it wasn't fun any more. I do love this plane to the piont this one or the other Waco I have is all I want to fly.
I was going to the FW-190 but knew I wouldn't fly it so why get it. Ken Smith |
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Is your other Waco a Dynam? I had the FMS FW 190 and only got 3 six minute flights before I blew her into the turf being stupid But those 3 flights were powerful! Super low passes really close-in felt so sweet! I personally think the FW 190 was the most intimidating looking fighter of the War! Most beautiful lines at the same time! Patiently awaiting a bigger one now Dan |
Yes both Wacos are Dynam, I wanted to re-paint the model but didn't want to stop flying, plus wanted back up.
The Nazi one I was going off of this plane http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotha_Go_145 pretty close huh. Besides I have been looking for an excuse to use Callie Graphics and this looked like a good one Yes the FW-190 is one of my favorites but while flying my P-47, I asked myseld which one would I rather fly, it or the Waco and I would chose the Waco. May get the Dynam FW-190 later uses the same battery. Ken |
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If I have to get another or just get another, I may do it up that way! Nice job on both! Dan |
seems to be recurring problem with Dynam a/c. Just add a couple more magnets and is should take care of it...one guys replaced the metal bracket with a magnet so it was magnet to magnet.....
Maidened mine today- flew straight and true from the get-go. It was cold, and a little breezy, but the plane did great. sadly after 40 minutes of flight time the left aileron servo just died. Thank GOD it wasn't the elevator! I would have cried...
Oh- I flew it on 3s 2200mah 20c, and it will fly happily along at 1/2 throttle, and will *just* do a loop from level flight. It will climb, but requires patience. All in all, I think it felt very scale. I have about 6 hours in a Waco biplane, and this one flies almost the same. Needs rudder in the turns, and hammerheads are just like in the full scale! Anyone had any luck with Nitroplanes customer service? I'm going to shoot them an e-mail and explain the servo just quit in flight and see if they can send me a replacement. Hope you like my pilot- stole Alan's idea! |
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Dr. Oetker
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Industry | Food processing |
Founded | 1891 |
Founder | August Oetker |
Headquarters | Bielefeld, Ostwestfalen-Lippe, Germany |
Products | baking powder, cake mixes, yogurts, frozen pizza, pudding |
Revenue | €10.9 billion |
Number of employees
30,787 (2015) |
Website | https://oetker.com |
Dr. Oetker is a German company that produces baking powder, cake mixes, yogurts, frozen pizza, pudding, cake decoration, cornflakes and various other products.
Also included in the portfolio are a bank, a publishing company, an insurance outfit, breweries and a number of high-class hotels all over Europe.
The company was founded by Doctor August Oetker in 1891; the first product developed was "Backin", a pre-measured amount of baking powder that, when mixed with 500 grams (18 oz) of flour and other ingredients, produced a cake.
First World War[edit]
Dr. Oetker's son, Rudolf, died in the First World War. However Rudolf, and his wife, Ida, had two children, Rudolf-August and Ursula. Ida Oetker remarried Dr. Richard Kaselowsky, and they subsequently had four more children. Dr. Kaselowsky raised Rudolf-August and Ursula as his own.
International expansion[edit]
Rudolf August Oetker, the grandson of Dr. August Oetker, led the company between 1944 and 1981, and during this period it achieved its highest growth. The company expanded its presence internationally, acquiring many companies around the world. When Rudolf Oetker stepped down from his leadership position, the 4th generation of the Oetker family took over from him. The family ownership established the management principle that "The interests of the company have priority over those of the family" (Annual Report Dr. August Oetker KG, 2005).
Dr. August Oetker, the great-grandson of the founder, led the company from 1981 until 2010. Under his tenure it expanded further in all areas, including shipping, food and brewing.
Richard Oetker, Dr. August Oetker's brother, took over as CEO in 2010.
International presence[edit]
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Dr. Oetker purchased Australian food manufacturer Simplot Australia's frozen pizza business, including the iconic brand Papa Giuseppi's in January 2011.[1]
In Brazil, the company has a site in São Paulo. The company supplies powdered desserts, frozen pizza and teas. The company has been established in Brazil since 1954.
The company has its head office and factory in Mississauga, Ontario. In 1962, Dr. Oetker entered the Canadian market as Condima Imports Ltd. In 1992, it purchased the "Shirriff" line of products, which are made at the Mississauga plant. In 2003, the Condima name was dropped and the company started using the Dr. Oetker brand.[2] In July 2011 Dr. Oetker announced the building of its first North American factory in London, Ontario to make frozen pizzas made from Ontario produce and ingredients that will be shipped in Canada and the USA.[3] In August 2014, McCain Foods announced the sale of its North American frozen pizza business to Dr. Oetker. Through product placement on its packaging and through employee giving, the company supports the children's charity SOS Children's Villages Canada.[4]
In Denmark a wide selection is available. Baking powder, frozen pizza, pudding and cake decoration is sold in most supermarkets. The company has an office in Glostrup.
In Estonia, frozen pizzas are available at supermarkets.
In Finland, frozen pizzas, pudding and cake decoration are available at supermarkets.
The Company operates also in India and has offices in Mumbai, New Delhi, and Bangalore. In India, the company sells sauces, chutneys, dessert toppings, cake mixes, etc. IPR & recipes acquired for certain Indian sauces from owner operator & Chef Manav Paul[5] of MiXStudio[6] & Mix Bar & Grill - Goa[7] & Rahul Akerkar Indigo.
In Italy, Dr. Oetker operates under the brand "Cameo". The Italian division was founded in Milano in 1933 as "Oetker" and then later moved to Desenzano del Garda, which continues until today. In 1953 the name is switched to "Cammeo", a more Italian and easy-listening word, changed again for the last time in 1984 in "Cameo" (dropping the double m).
Lithuania has many of Dr. Oetker products in the market. There are frozen pizzas, cooking powder, and gelatine, both flavoured and non-flavoured.
In Malaysia, Dr. Oetker was currently operated after the acquisition of Nona Foods. The previous ownership of Nona Foods is Toro Food Industries.[8] Previously, Dr. Oetker was represented in Malaysia by Kart Food Industries, between 1998 and 2002, when the company was sold to Amtek Berhad.[9]
Following the acquisition of Nona Foods, the local subsidiary of Dr. Oetker produces jelly mixes and seasoning flour, in addition to pizzas and baking preparations.
In Namibia, frozen pizzas are available at supermarkets.
New Zealand[edit]
As with the purchase of Simplot Australia's frozen pizza business (see above), Dr. Oetker has been able to move into the New Zealand market.
In Norway, Dr. Oetker is the second largest seller of frozen pizza with a market share of 16.5%.[10]
In Spain, frozen pizzas are available at supermarkets.
South Africa[edit]
In South Africa, frozen pizza products are available at supermarkets.
In Sweden, Dr Oetker's baking soda, gelatin and other baking items as well as frozen pizza products are available at supermarkets.
United Kingdom[edit]
In the United Kingdom, the company has sites in Leeds, Leyland, Lancashire and Sherburn-in-Elmet. The company was a supplier of yogurt in the UK, under the Onken name which Dr. Oetker now no longer owns. The company also supplies frozen pizza, mostly under the Chicago Town brand, and in 2007 acquired the SuperCook range of cake ingredients and partially prepared cake mixes.
Radeberger Group[edit]
Radeberger Group contains the breweries of the Oetker group. Radeberger is Germany's biggest group of breweries and has a market share of about 14-15%. 15 German breweries are part of the Radeberger Group. The major national brands are Radeberger Pils (brewed in Radeberg near Dresden), Jever Pils (brewed in Jever); Clausthaler, an alcohol-free beer, and Schöfferhofer Weizen.
Regional brands are Binding (brewed in Frankfurt), Schultheiss (Berlin), Sternburg (Leipzig), Brinkhoff's (Dortmund), Freiberger (Saxony), Tucher (Fürth) and various Kölsch brands.
The company runs nine hotels under the brand Oetker Collection. The portfolio is currently:
- L'Apogée Courchevel in Courchevel, France — situated in the French Alps.[11]
- Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa in Baden-Baden, Germany.
- Hotel Le Bristol in Paris, France — located on the Rue Faubourg-St. Honore.
- Château Saint-Martin & Spa in Vence, France — between Nice and Antibes.
- Frégate Island Private in the Seychelles.
- Hotel du Cap, Cap d'Antibes, France — a hotel in Cap d'Antibes, on the French Riviera.
- Eden Rock St Barths in Saint Barthélemy.
- Lanesborough Hotel in London.
- Palácio Tangará in São Paulo, Brazil.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Dr Oetker acquires Simplot's pizza business". Australian Food News. Retrieved 19 January 2015.
- ^ "Dr. Oetker History". Dr. Oetker. Retrieved February 28, 2013.
- ^ De Bono, Norman (July 26, 2011). "Pizza maker promises to shop locally". London Free Press.
- ^ "Dr. Oetker". SOS Children's Villages Canada. July 5, 2016.
- ^ Manav, Paul. "Chef Manav Paul Press Notations Delhi Mumbai Goa Catering & Culinary Science". Retrieved 2016-10-18.
- ^ Manav, Paul. "Chef Manav Paul".
- ^ Paul, Manav. "MiX Bar & Grill".
- ^ "Dr. Oetker buys 70% stake in Nona". Pickering Pacific. 5 October 2012. Retrieved 6 January 2016.
- ^ "Kart's | Corporate Information". www.kartfood.com.my. Retrieved 6 January 2016.
- ^ Mener norsk tradisjonskost svekker salget av frossenpizza. Verdens Gang 2013-07-31.
- ^ http://www.oetkercollection.com/eng/hotels
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Chicken Tortilla Soup
I love, love, love, love Chicken Tortilla Soup. So over the weekend, I made some.
The end.
Wasn't that a beautiful story?
Good! I'll tell you another one: Once upon a time there was a person. That person was you. You made this soup. And you were happy.
The end.
Here's how you make it:
First, mix up some seasonings. This is cumin, chili powder, and garlic powder. I also stirred in some salt.
You could easily just use some premade taco seasoning or your own combination of delicious spices (chipotle powder, for instance) to make the soup all your own.
Grab a couple of boneless, skinless chicken breasts.
And sprinkle on some of the spice.
Throw the chicken into a preheated 375 degree oven, then cook the chicken breasts till they're done—around twenty or twenty-five minutes.
(Note: You can also boil the chicken in a pot of water or heck, just use some leftover rotisserie chicken from the deli. It's just that I have no delis in my life.)
(Feel sorry for me yet?)
Yum! I made a few extra breasts because they're handy to pull out of the fridge and put on salads, sandwiches, etc.
Shred the chicken with two forks…
Then set the chicken aside while you get the soup ready.
Next up, dice some onion, garlic, green bell pepper, and red bell pepper. If you have yellow bell pepper, too, that would be positively gorgeous.
Next, add some olive oil to a pot over medium-high heat…
Then dump in the veggies. Stir to cook them around a bit.
Add in most of the remaining spice mix, holding back a bit until you're sure the soup needs it. Stir around and cook for a minute or two.
Throw in the shredded chicken and stir it around to combine.
Then crack open a can of Rotel…
And pour it on in, juice and all. This'll provide a lovely flavor and add additional spice, which makes for such a delicious soup.
If you don't have Rotel in your area, a can of diced tomatoes and a can of chopped green chilies would work fine.
Next, grab some low-sodium chicken broth…
(Boiling water and chicken bouillon cubes are fine, too.)
(I like to give you substitutes as often as I can, because I don't want anyone to feel trapped by their their pantry stock.)
After that, throw in two or three tablespoons of tomato paste, just to give the background of the soup a little dimension.
Crack open a couple of cans of black beans…
Then throw 'em right into the pot.
Now just bring the whole sordid mess to a boil, then reduce the heat and simmer for thirty minutes or so.
Go do The Shred or Winsor Pilates or Callanetics or Jane Fonda or P2X90RBC3P0, or whatever the hot new workout is.
And go ahead and do it for me, too, will you?
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About thirty minutes in, sprinkle some cornmeal into a little warm water.
Then pour the weird mixture into the soup. As the soup continues to cook over the next thirty minutes or so, the cornmeal will give the soup a little heft, as well as a lovely hint of a corn flavor.
You must trust Pioneer Woman.
While the soup is cooking, get some of the toppings ready: cut a red onion in half. Then make several slices. The closer together the slices, the more fine the dice will be.
Now, if you would please pretend that I took a photo of the finely diced onion, I'd be much obliged.
Thank ya kindly.
There it is—the finely diced onion, right behind this lovely avocado, which I just sliced in half.
Use a spoon to scoop out each half of the avocado in one piece…
Then cut the avocado into chunks. This avocado was pretty soft; it's actually best to use slightly firmer ones. Easier to sprinkle on the soup that way.
You'll also need some corn tortillas.
Seriously. Corn tortillas are my life these days.
Did you know corn tortillas blow flour tortillas out of the water in so many ways?
At least that's how I feel today, January 10, 2011.
Slice the tortillas into strips…
Then cut the strips so that they're all a uniform size.
Okay, back to the soup. It's time to give it a stir and take a nice taste or two. You really want the seasoning to be right, so add more salt if needed, more cumin if you need more of that deep, distinctive flavor, or more chili power if you need more heat.
Then turn off the stove and let the soup sit for fifteen minutes or so.
This is something I've recently figured out: soup tastes better if you turn off the pot and pause just a bit before serving.
Is this some age-old culinary truth that everyone knew about but me? Because if that's the case, I'm really late for the party.
Right before serving, throw in the tortilla strips…
And gently stir them around for a sec. By the time you get this into the bowls, the strips will be nice and soft.
Ladle the soup into bowls, making sure to get plenty of chunks (chicken, veggies, beans, tortilla strips) in each bowl. Then add on the toppings: a nice dollop of sour cream, onions, avocado, cheese (Monterey Jack is good), and—don't leave this out—cilantro! The cilantro adds some scrumptious freshness.
You can also quickly fry some tortilla strips in oil and add some crispy ones to the top if you want to impress your friends!
But you guys are already my friends. We don't need to bother with that stuff.
And don't skimp on the toppings. They're part of the whole experience.
Completely divine. That's what this is.
You'll love it beyond words.
Enjoy, my friends!
Chicken Tortilla Soup
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- 2 whole Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts
- 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
- 1-1/2 teaspoon Cumin
- 1 teaspoon Chili Powder
- 1/2 teaspoon Garlic Powder
- 1/2 teaspoon Salt
- 1 Tablespoon Olive Oil
- 1 cup Diced Onion
- 1/4 cup Diced Green Bell Pepper
- 1/4 cup Red Bell Pepper
- 3 cloves Garlic, Minced
- 1 can (10 Oz. Can) Rotel Tomatoes And Green Chilies
- 32 ounces, fluid Low Sodium Chicken Stock
- 3 Tablespoons Tomato Paste
- 4 cups Hot Water
- 2 cans (15 Oz. Can) Black Beans, Drained
- 3 Tablespoons Cornmeal Or Masa
- 5 whole Corn Tortillas, Cut Into Uniform Strips Around 2 To 3 Inches
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- Sour Cream
- Diced Avocado
- Diced Red Onion
- Salsa Or Pico De Gallo
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Place chicken breasts on a baking sheet. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes, or until chicken is done. Use two forks to shred chicken. Set aside.
Heat 1 tablespoon olive oil in a pot over medium high heat. Add onions, red pepper, green pepper, and minced garlic. Stir and begin cooking, then add the rest of the spice mix. Stir to combine, then add shredded chicken and stir.
Pour in Rotel, chicken stock, tomato paste, water, and black beans. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a simmer. Simmer for 45 minutes, uncovered.
Mix cornmeal with a small amount of water. Pour into the soup, then simmer for an additional 30 minutes. Check seasonings, adding more if needed---add more chili powder if it needs more spice, and be sure not to undersalt. Turn off heat and allow to sit for 15 to 20 minutes before serving. Five minutes before serving, gently stir in tortilla strips.
Ladle into bowls, then top with sour cream, diced red onion, diced avocado, pico de gallo, and grated cheese, if you have it! (The garnishes really make the soup delicious.)


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#1 Napolitano Shocked Al Qaeda Using Individual Bombers."
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01-08-2010, 01:57 PM"The 'Blind leading the Blind,These People Don't Have a Fri*ging Clue !"
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"The Sad Part is a lot of Americans are going to die before they finally fire this Fumpy Idiot !"
The White House today released its unclassified review summary of the administration failures surrounding the latest terrorist attack on U.S. soil, the Christmas underwear bomber. Delayed twice reportedly over exactly what should and should not be declassified, President Obama made remarks at the release of information that for all intents and purposes told little or nothing new.
At a presser following the release of the report, Deputy National Security Adviser John Brennan and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano were asked what they found most shocking about the declassified review.
"We didn't know they had actually reached the point of launching individuals here, and we have taken that lesson and we're all on top of it," Brennan said.
"I think following up on that, not just the determination of al Qaeda and al Qaeda Arabian Peninsula but the tactic of using an individual to foment an attack as opposed to a large conspiracy or a multi-person conspiracy such as we saw on 9-11," Napolitano added. "That is something that affects intelligence."
Ya think? Madame Secretary is shocked having just figured out that al Qaeda is determined to kill Americans and they'll use individuals (as well as groups) to attack us. The biggest shock out of the report is that Napolitano -- with her utter lack of qualifications to deal with intelligence matters -- is one of the nation's chief intelligence officers. She is in charge of America's physical national security on home soil.
Rep. Todd Tiahrt (R-Kan.) gets yesterday's award for prescience, calling for Napolitano's resignation even before her latest shocking admission.
"It is imperative that we have a secretary of Homeland Security who understands the reality of the global war on terror and who has the resolve to implement a strong and effective system that stops terrorists before they act," Tiahrt said. "This may be a wake-up call for the Obama administration but the wake-up call for the rest of America was September 11, 2001. It is unacceptable that our president needed additional evidence to take the global war on terror seriously. There should be no second chance for his cabinet members when it comes to protecting our citizens and homeland."
Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), a former FBI agent and current member of the House Select Committee on Intelligence, succinctly summed up the Obama administration's underlying, fundamentally flawed approach to combating terrorism.
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I guess she's never head of the lone homicide bombers who walk in to Israeli cafes and blow themselves up.
Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you with experience.
Every time that woman speaks she seems to say something profoundly stupid. The Obama administration must be cringing.
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01-08-2010, 02:26 PMI think that they are as clueless as Nappy is. We have the terror attack at Ft. Hood. We have the Panty Bomber come *this* close to bringing down and airliner over Detroit. We have two more terrorists arrested in a foiled terror plot today. What is the biggest worry of Obama, Nappy and the gang? Healthcare! And not only that, they are forcing a plan upon us we do not want.
Airliners have to fall out of they sky by the dozens and Obama would be telling us not to jump to conclusions.
Unfortunatly, Obama has already come out and said he has complete confidence in her. Of course, he's just as, or more, incompetent than she is.
01-08-2010, 03:31 PMWe didnt know they had actually reached the point of launching individuals here, and we have taken that lesson and were all on top of it, Brennan said.20010911
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01-08-2010, 06:04 PMI think following up on that, not just the determination of al Qaeda and al Qaeda Arabian Peninsula but the tactic of using an individual to foment an attack as opposed to a large conspiracy or a multi-person conspiracy such as we saw on 9-11, Napolitano added. That is something that affects intelligence.
We have had ample evidence that they will act individually.
This is no "Conspiracy" as such since Al Ka KA has stated their complicity and intention.
Unless this Panty bomber boob is also a chemist, he did NOT act alone.
He had help boarding the plane, can you say ACCOMPLICES?
Janet Incompetano, please resign. It would be the only professional decent thing you've ever done.Education without values, as useful as it is, seems rather to make man a more clever devil.
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text: If you read the news or listen to the radio you will invariably hear investment professionals talking about how important it is to diversify. But what does this mean, why is this important and how do you do it?We all know the old adage that one should not put all your eggs in one basket. Why? Because if you drop that basket, all the eggs break. That's diversification. Diversification is important because, at its core, it reduces risk. By spreading your investments, the chances of picking a dud or having your entire investment wiped out are significantly less.A diversified portfolio is like having a whole team working for you on a tough task. If one part lags a bit, the rest can pick up the pace and over time the journey to the goal will be a smoother one. While you have a much better chance of successful investing with the right process and skills on your side, the task remains laden with uncertainty – after all we are dealing with future returns – and the quality that a good diversification strategy brings should not be underestimated. So how should you do it?Start with the worldRecent events have reminded us that even the most elite country's "safe haven" status can be questioned, and that a good spread of currency and economic exposure is essential in building a robust long-term portfolio. Limiting yourself geographically will heighten the sensitivity of your portfolio to knocks that affect a part of the world. Be asset-class wiseNext, a major determinant of your future returns (and the volatility along the way), will be your asset allocation. The basic building blocks are equities, fixed income and cash, and you should aim for an optimum mix which will provide enough growth (equities in the long run) and enough stability and yield (cash and fixed income) to match your time horizon and needs.Tactical changes may be useful from time to time, but a strategic long-term allocation goes a long way while it is left to do its work. Tap into sectorsWithin the equity portion of your portfolio, you should aim for a good spread of industries. If you only invest in gold or only invest in property, this can cause your concentration risk to go up significantly. This is where global investing comes into its own.There are several growth industries that we are unable to invest in if we only invest locally. Share specifics and credit partners When it comes to equities, a minimum number of instruments and a maximum percentage per instrument will help to diversify away from share-specific risk. In the same vein, within the fixed income and cash portion there should be a spread of banks and instruments.If you only own a handful of stocks, or are exposed to very few counter-parties, this will increase your risks.Management stylesSticking with one capable manager for the long term can be a very good strategy. However, if the manager stays true to one style, it is likely that there will be periods where the approach works better than at other times. Therefore it is useful to combine managers with different styles. For example, by combining a value manager with a momentum or growth manager, or a passive solution with an active manager, can mean that when a particular style is out of favour, your portfolio will not necessarily languish in the doldrums.The process of building a well-diversified portfolio is best performed with a qualified and experienced financial adviser. The reality of investing is that we are dealing with an assessment of an uncertain future within an uncertain environment.Diversification is one way to navigate this journey so that your goals are met while better managing your risks.Anet Ahern is CEO of PSG Asset Management.


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Tonight I was chatting with a friend about motivation to exercise (she is pregnant and still given'er at the gym - can I hear a "woot woot"), and I think neither one of us actually wanted to come out and say it but we do it to inspire and we use that positive energy for ourselves, to drive us! Does that make sense? At first when I was working out the idea of motivating others, to motivate myself, I thought it made me sound full of myself, or full of pride... But that's not the case. I am fueling myself on the positive energy that I put out! And others are also benefiting. Either way it's a win-win. I keep going full tilt knowing that people are looking to me as an inspiration, but it's not stressful because I can go full tilt knowing everyone has my back with their love and support. Sheesh this is confusing, does it make sense to you?
Here is an example of when I was pregnant how I was driven by everyone's compliments: complete strangers would come up to me and give me sincere props for working out at the gym being massively pregnant, this made me feel good, so I would go back the next time. (I'm kind of an endorphin junky as well but anyway...) My close friends would "oohh and aaahh" at my strength and stamina, so I kind of used that as fuel/positive energy to get me through the tough stuff, knowing that I was also setting an example that "if I can do it, so can you!" But it's the feedback that felt really good, because fellow gym-bums would tell me how I inspired them to do more. Probably some type of positive feedback loop stuff (out of my realm of phych knowledge).
So back to appreciation, I want to show you a picture of what I keep in my kitchen in my most used cupboard (spices and tea)... These are little messages of inspiration that friends and family have given me over the last little while. (Not included are obviously all the emails and msg from family and friends),,, I should print them though!
I didn't wear the purple MIM (Mommy's in Motion) purple shirt while racing. I just had my tri suit on. I opted for the shorter race, partially because I'm a wimp and was too scared to attempt the unknown with a bigger than usual sprint distance (it was like 3/4 of the Olympic distance), and I wanted to test the waters out on a race that I knew I could accomplish physically. I estimated that I would place something like 7th, based on previous results and my approximate times. But I did much better than that. I placed 4th out of a huge age group (women 30-39) 72 people! I placed 31st over all out of like 300. My swim time was a bit slower than I anticipated (because I didn't know they count the run out of the water to the transition as part of the overall swim time), but my bike time was faster than I had estimated, and the run was in fact a bit faster than I had estimated. I figured I would do a 6min swim/20min bike/15min run/and I figured about 4 minutes in transitions. So my estimation was 45minutes to do the super sprint triathlon. If you care here are the official results.
Place: 31/325
Official chip time: 42:39.7
Category: F30-39
Category place: 4/72
Gender place: 9/203
Swim time: 7:45
Bike: 18:52
Run: 14:01
T1 (first transition, swim to bike): 1:13
T2 (second, bike to run): 0:51
So please keep sending me your love because sometimes I need it! Some days I don't want to train, but knowing that I've got all of you sending your positive energy and motivation, it is what inspires me to push out of my "comfort zone" and go full tilt. I am blessed to have the opportunity to train, I have an amazing husband who takes care of the kids, so when I leave the house with either my bike, running shoes or bathing suit (or all of the above) I work hard knowing that my time is precious! I appreciate so much what everyone has done so far! And I hope in turn I can motivate you, through my journey (mom of 4, returning to work after being home for 5 years with the kids) and my story!
Thank you!!!


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Tuesday, October 14, 2003
Leonard Blumenthal
Leonard "Len" Blumenthal, a 67-year Parkdale resident, died Friday, Oct. 10, 2003, at the age of 80. He was born in Brewster, Neb., on April 28, 1923, to Otto and Rosa Blumenthal. He was one of five children who moved to Mission, S.D., with their parents during the Great Depression. Looking for better job opportunities brought the family to the Parkdale area in 1933.
Leonard attended primary school in Parkdale and graduated from Parkdale High School in 1936. He excelled in mathematics. Leonard married Beverly Cox, a native of the Hood River Valley, on April 14, 1945. Leonard worked for more than 35 years in the woods for Parkdale Lumber Company as a cat skinner, high climber and truck driver. Before he retired in 1988 he spent 10 years as a maintenance worker for the Oregon Department of Transportation.
He had many hobbies and interests. He was a patron Eagle of the Hood River F.O. Eagles. He also belonged to the Upper Valley Lions Club and the Parkdale Grange. For many years Leonard was a volunteer for the Parkdale Fire Department.
In 1971 Leonard and Beverly were charter members of the Chinook Sportsman Association in Chinook, Wash. It is a private fishing camp at Baker Bay on the mouth of the Columbia River. Leonard still holds the record for catching the biggest salmon, a 45-pound chinook.
When he wasn't fishing Leonard liked to play golf. On Nov. 18, 1997, he scored a hole-in-one on the No. 2 hole at the Hood River Golf Course. For many years he bowled for McIsaac's Store in Parkdale and celebrated when he and his teammates won the league championship. He was an avid card player and especially enjoyed rummy and pinochle. He always enjoyed a game of cribbage and after purchasing a computer he spent many pleasurable hours playing video golf and fishing games.
He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Beverly, of Parkdale. Also surviving is his oldest son, Stanley and wife Charlotte Blumenthal of Oakridge, Ore. One brother and one sister survive Leonard; Earl Blumenthal of Centralia, Wash., and Evah Stoutt of Wilsonville, Ore. Also surviving are four grandchildren, Rebecca Duda of Beaverton, Jeremy Blumenthal, who is serving in the U.S. Navy and is stationed in Norfolk, Va., Joshua Blumenthal of Norfolk, and Jennifer Yankee of Kelso, Wash. Six great-grandchildren also survive. Preceding him in death were his brother LeRoy in 1943, brother Ray in 1958, son Robert in 1955, and son Danny LeRoy, a park ranger for the State of Oregon who was killed in the line of duty on April 27, 1999.
Funeral arrangements were coordinated by Anderson's Tribute Center and included a viewing for family and friends at Anderson's Tribute Center from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 14. The funeral service is set for 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the Parkdale Community Church with Rev. Don Gibbs officiating. Burial will be in the Parkdale Cemetery.
A reception will be held in the church Fellowship Hall. Memorial contributions can be given in Leonard's memory to the Upper Valley Lions or the Parkdale Grange through Anderson's Tribute Center, 1401 Belmont, Hood River, OR 97031.
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I just got a dana 44 front and a 14 bolt rear and I was woundering what I need to swap them out with my 1/2 ton axles under my 88 burb. like I have a 8in suspension lift on it now and was woundering if I needed new u bolts cuz of the bigger axles or diff leafs.
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I can add some light to this since I know him personally and helped him put on his lift. His you bolts are brand new every thing under the truck was replaced. But I'm doing a sas swap on my 98 chevy and we got a killer deal on axles and he's wondering if it's worth it pretty much. Also what he would have to change.
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needs to have new spring plates for the rear axle since the new axle is bigger. new u bolts for the rear for same reason. and will have to change the u joint on axle end of rear drive shaft to accept bigger yoke on the 14 bolt.
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okay by what mean do u mean about bigger spring plates the spring purches on the axles have to get redone. and am I going to need bigger leaf springs cuz the ones I have are ones for the stock 1/2 ton axles
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Makeup artist Mally Roncal described the muse behind her begrimed black smoky eyes as "a fierce and fabulous chick who doesn't give a f*** what you think." To get the opaque, matte raven look, she started by heavily patting the black eye shadow from her Mally City Chick Smokey Eye Kit Runway Collection all over the lids and slightly into the creases. She then dipped a naked mascara wand into Mally Evercolor Silk Long-Wear Eye Defining Eyeliner and dragged the wand on the outer corners of eyes to create a smudge. She brushed multiple coats of Mally Volumizing Mascara on top and bottom lashes, and drew a "deliberate" brow with Mally Brow Beauty Universal Brow Wand in a shade darker than the natural hair.
To round out the "artfully undone" face, Roncal first swiped Mally Nourishing Lipstick Single in French Kiss on lips and let it sit all throughout the application process. She applied liquid foundation to the skin, tapped Mally Blush in Mally's Baby on the apples of cheeks and brushed the highlighter from Mally Effortless Airbrush Highlighter and Blush Duo on top of the cheekbones and down the center of the nose. Right before the show, Roncal tissued the lipstick off lips to make it look "leftover" from the night before.
For her interpretation of a girl walking home before dawn after a night out, hairstylist Jeanie Syfu created a look that was disheveled on top but still had remnants of polish at the ends. "It's a modern style with retro roots," she said. She began by liberally running Tresemmé Thermal Creations Volumizing Mousse through the roots and top of the head to create texture and volume. She then spritzed Tresemmé Thermal Creations Heat Tamer Spray to the lengths for smoothness. After asking each model to flip her head upside-down, she roughly blow-dried hair with her fingers and massaged the roots for roughness. Once each model was upright again, Syfu ran a straightener and a Mason Pearson brush through the lengths for a slicker look at the ends. She next used a comb to tease the top to create a "halo of texture" before forming a deep side part and sweeping fringe to the side. Syfu finished the look by holding the sideswept fringe in place with two crisscrossed matte black bobby pins.
To give nails a "harsh but feminine" look, manicurist Tracylee Percival created a "picture frame" design that featured a beautiful teal shade surrounded by a severe gold border. To get the look, she painted on a coat of Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Wedding Glitters on naturally shaped nails. Then imagining she was working on a smaller nail, Percival slicked on two coats of Tracy Reese for Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in New Wave Blue (out in September) and dragged it to the tips so that a U-shape of the gold peeked through at the base and on the sides of nails.
Photos: Makeup.com
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
so much to say, so little time part 5
Conversations with a 3 year old are fantastic.
#1. "Bless my baby sister Rad."
#2. "My sad heart says it needs ice cream." (Melodramatic much?)
#3. "I just want to be Rhett when I grow up."
#4. "Mom, can I eat the green parrot in the kitchen?" (Translation, green pear.)
#5. "I want to get Dark Mater a present so he'll be happy." (Dark Mater = Darth Vader)
#6. "Rhett what's your full name?" "Black Rhett."
#7. "Mom, what's the heck?"
#8. "Dad say hi to my Batman."
"Hi Batman."
"Dad he no can talk to you. He's a toy."
#9. "Dad this is my quadruped." (A quadruped is dinosaur that walks on 4 feet. Thank you Dinosaur Train.)
Numbers 2, 3, 6, and 7 are my favorite. :)
Rhett and his "baby sister."
(And yes, that is Rad's trusty blue spoon. He loves that blue spoon.)
PS. Thank you for indulging me when I share these! We laugh so hard when he we go back and read them and we don't want to forget any of these down the road.
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Using a consistent algorithm may provide you with a consistent set of identical "rips" from your webpage. Just for a moment, lets consider that unlikely reality to be true. You must combine the methods for parsing over all files in a directory with your comparison and sorting options. The first line may not give you the best indication for comparison. I would suggest Digest::MD5 instead, and the following untested code - mostly ripped from the docs: ...code is untested
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