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You need to make this. Oh my goodness. My husband and I both decided it was the best salad we had ever had. We added crumbled hard boiled eggs to it, and made extra dressing by cooking a whole pack of bacon and using 10 TBS balsalmic vinegar and 10 TBS bacon grease - saved the extra for leftovers the next day.
Relatively easy and quick to make but the dressing ratio is off. I drizzled extra balsamic on top but it was still a bit dry. Might add some balsamic glaze tomorrow on my lunch box. Try it with the gorgonzola addition. Adds a bit of saltiness to the otherwise sweet reduction.
Divine! First, I thought would be quite bland just row spinach and chicken, but was surprised and amazed at the combination of flavours at work. And was very easy to make, only a pan and a bowl to wash too. A keeper for those gloomy rainy October evenings.
I made this as a side salad without the chicken, and my husband said it was the best salad I'd ever made. I used shallots instead of red onion and added homemade Parmesan-coated croutons, but otherwise did nothing different. I loved how the hot dressing wilted the spinach. This is going to be my go-to spinach salad from now on.
I gave this recipe 4 forks because it helped me use up a leftover fried chicken breast, a bag of salad leaves and some bacon. It was so easy, I wondered why didn't I think of this before! Delicious and filling. Go for it.
Excellent, simple recipe! I used a little bleu cheese and toasted pecans on top. Cooked my own chicken (thighs) to keep sodium low. My bacon was very lean so I added a bit of olive oil and boosted the balsamic (I had a lot of spinach) This is a keeper.
delicious! I'm sure I would have liked it as written but I wanted to make it into a substantial meal. I like the idea of adding a cheese but I had none on hand. I added grape tomatoes and diced avocado. It's a nice basic recipe that lends itself to customization. I used center cut bacon so I didn't end up with enough drippings. I added oil to make up the difference giving it a little less trans fat.
I loved this salad, as did my company. I did have to add more balsamic vinegar to make more dressing. I also added crumbled blue and some toasted almonds. The added "bite" and "crunch" was awesome.
I used a brined and grilled chicken breast leftover from last night's dinner - great choice. The flavor of the dressing was great; although it seemed quite fatty compared to a canola oil dressing. Topped with mozzarella, which didn't add too much but it was a cheese I already had on hand.
Best salad I've ever made! I served pecan-crusted chicken on top and enjoyed every bite! The cornbread on the side was a great suggestion too.


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Although I am fully aware that the Nyan Cat meme is about as old as Betty White in internet years, this ridiculous little two-week project was still a lot of fun, and was mainly for the purpose of determining how well I could pull off a wide range of musical styles in Logic. In a perfect world, this project would have been twice as long, but some genres are deceptively tough to reproduce with only a laptop at my disposal. In loving memory of Nyan Cat.
WARNING: There is a brief section about a minute in that makes use of a strobe effect. If you know you suffer from epilepsy, you may want to steer clear.
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Haha the 3 I really like are Oktoberfest, Please Hold, and Metalacolypse. I also thought the Star Wars one was pretty neat, noticed you used a few sprites from the Super Star Wars game for SNES. Really nice work. I would like to see another one, maybe a little longer. Keep up the good work sir and congrats on the 2 1st place awards.
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I'm back! Did you miss me? I missed you, but also made a definite decision to pretend the rest of the world didn't exist for two weeks.
I accidentally put CNN on in a hotel last week and was amazed to discover the Olympic closing ceremony was about to kick off. I'd genuinely forgotten the Olympics were taking place.
Anyway, given that Phoebe is far more efficient and in possession of something closer to a work ethic than I am, I knew you'd be in very capable hands.
I also realised that the best way to put your troubles behind you and chill out isn't to lie on a beach for 14 days solid. It's to do something that takes you so far out of your comfort zone that the sheer terror knocks everything else that's been worrying you clean our of your head.
Being-brave related injury. I had a few of these by the end of the trip...
I need to preface this by pointing out that I'm a massive scaredy cat, so to leave my comfort zone, I don't generally need to travel further afield that Chelmsford.
Some of the things I'm scared of:
- Swans
- Cycling in busy traffic (or anywhere where more than three cars are going to overtake me in a 15 minute period). Also: cycling on sand.
- Rats. This is a completely irrational fear that mainly stems from the fact that I don't like their terrifyingly long tails. Or their teeth.
- Being kidnapped and never seen again by a band of corrupt officials and erm bandits.
- Slipping on marble stairs and splicing my spine on the sharp bit of the steps.
- Urban foxes
- Wolves
- Waltzers at the fun fair
- Ice skating in case I fall over and lose a finger when someone accidentally skates over it.
- Driving (I only discovered this after I passed my test and realised that I'm incapable of driving a car without hyperventilating unless someone else is making judicious use of the dual controls).
- Fainting in public places, especially on the escalators on the tube
This isn't an exhaustive list of everything that terrifies me, but new things keep popping into my head, so lets stop there or we'll be here all night.
Anyway, the point is, I've managed to tick several of the things off my fear shit list in the past fortnight, and although I wasn't very stoic about being a brave little soldier, I'm pretty sure I'm a better person for it.
Look - I'm on a bike and I'm smiling! What?
First off: cycling. I haven't owned a bike since I was a teenager, and refuse to use Boris Bikes in London, mainly because I don't trust myself not to inexplicably swerve into the path of a passing car or bus at a busy junction. I'm also prone to panic and and am terrible at making split-second decisions.
But, we were staying at a guesthouse that was 5km from the beach. There was a shuttle bus from the town available, but it was sporadic. Cycling to the beach every day was a much more practical, and enjoyable option than walking in the heat, or getting the shuttle bus.
So, despite the fact that drivers, moped drivers and fellow cyclists seem to only pay cursory attention to traffic lights, a fixed direction of traffic and other people I hopped on my three-gear, rented bike (sans working breaks) and did the do.
I didn't cry, I only nearly fell off once, and my friends only had to escort me in the style of a cavalcade for part of the journey.
I can't say that I instantly loved it and was transformed into a sunburnt Bradley Wiggins in a wig, but once I'd done a couple more journeys, the abject-terror-to-enjoyment ratio started to shift slightly. I'm even considering buying a cheapo fold up bike on eBay so I can start cycling round my local park.
Fear: 0 Rebecca: 1
Terror number two: rats. There are no swans in Vietnam THAT I KNOW OF, but there are plenty of rats. The rats are everywhere; they've got their own little nightclubs and itty-bitty little rat brothels.
They've got little mini rat stalls at the night market, and have rat hotels, to put up travelling rats, visiting from nearby Thailand.
This is a big problem for me. If I see a rat, or a family of rats, of a teeny brothel of swarthy, horny male rats, I tend to FREAK out and run in the opposite direction. But given that I spent three nights in one beachside town that can only be described as The Rodent Promised Land, I had no choice but to totally suck it up.
The alternative was to spend my evenings holed up in a guesthouse room while my friends were having fun. Given that my fear of missing out on the fun everyone else is having is marginally greater than my fear of rats, that wasn't an option.
So I sat outside in a bar while tens of rats ran whizzed past my feet. At one point a whole family came out of the darkness at once to fling themselves on a pile of rubbish. My response? I jumped and then fell off my chair.
However, I did it. I had to drink a helluva lot of Vietnamese beer to get through it, but I did it none-the-less. I'd even stopped falling off furniture every time a shitty little furry bastard came running towards me by about midnight.
Fear: 1 Rebecca: 2
So it looked like I was winning in the fear-facing stakes right? Erm, no. Unfortunately my date with the rats took place on the same day as I decided to tackle death-defying cycling, and clearly all of this adversity was too much for my tiny little brain.
It asked my body to provide a get-out-of-jail clause that would remove me from the situation at the earliest possible opportunity. And so I was violently sick, and kept being sick until my friends realised I'd had too much for one day and needed to be taken home on the back of a scooter (which, incidentally, would have terrified me earlier that day, but I couldn't care less at this point).
Fear: 98 Rebecca: 4
...what I forgot to mention was that after I was really sick, my friend kindly offered to give me backy to the beach the next day. Because girls are lovely.
I think we've established from this that although I will, when pushed, do things I'm scared of, my brain has a very low fear threshold.
I did some other things I'm quite proud of in the last fortnight – I haggled in the market, which I hate doing. I sat down in a street food restaurant and ate exactly what was in front of me even though I didn't know what it was (admittedly with mixed results), and I said yes to lots of things that I'd normally instinctively say no to.
When street food goes good (I've omitted the picture where it went bad)
I wasn't always necessarily stoic about it, and sometimes, I came off on the wrong side of my new-found bravery, but I've definitely had some much better stories and experiences off the back of it.
And I was so busy concentrating on how not to die/get eaten by a fanged Vietnamese swan/kidnapped by fictional bandits, that I was surprised and thrilled to get back to Heathrow yesterday and discover that the real world still existed.
And isn't that the point of a holiday?
Also, what scares the bejesus out of you?


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Reconciling Enemies: Jazz Sax and Flute Player Lew Tabackin
Veteran sax and flute player Lew Tabackin, a product of South Philadelphia, is one of the "Jazz Jews" discussed in Mike Gerber's new book of that name. Tabackin performs in a quartet with his wife, the noted pianist Toshiko Akiyoshi, and will appear from June 29 to July 3 at Birdland.
Though Tabackin did not come from a musical family, his parents paid for music lessons and his mother took him to Philadelphia's grandiose, now-demolished Earle Theatre, a cinema where live bands like Benny Goodman's would perform. As a youngster studying the flute and later saxophone, Tabackin, who turned 70 on March 26, was particularly thrilled by the sax playing of Al Cohn, a jazzman who enjoyed a cult following in Philadelphia at the time.
After serving in the army and playing with such great musicians as Elvin Jones and Roland Hanna, Tabackin was playing with Clark Terry's ensemble in 1967 when a substitute appeared for the regular pianist, Don Friedman. She was Toshiko Akiyoshi, a fetching young Japanese woman who was by then already a masterful performer. Tabackin and Akiyoshi married in 1969 and relocated to the West Coast in the 1970s when, as a side effect of the Black Liberation movement, white jazz musicians were generally shunned.
The couple proceeded to form a big band on a shoestring budget which, improbably enough, endured for decades, until it was finally disbanded in 2003. Now the Tabackins play in more modest formations, and record for small labels like Japan's T-Toc. They share a townhouse on the Upper West Side, where they enjoy hobbies like wine tasting (an honored guest for a private tasting was former New York Times wine maven Frank Prial).
Today, Tabackin is admired for the entirely different personalities he expresses on the two instruments which he plays; a rather disputatious, talkative sax, and a refined, spiritually adept flute. As Tabackin himself told All About Jazz: "It's not easy to balance the two instruments because they are great enemies."
Fans can hear Tabackin reconciling enemies at future performance dates after Birdland, at the New Mexico Jazz Festival on July 24; the Telluride Jazz Festival from August 5-8; and this fall back in Manhattan at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola from Nov 17-22 in tribute concerts for the legendary impresario George Wein of the Newport Jazz Festival.
Keep on reconciling, Lew!
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The Turkish-Islamic Union to be established under Turkish leadership has been revealed by our Prophet (saas)
From Indonesia to Chad, the Turkish Islamic Union will unite the entire Islamic world
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The Turkish-Islamic Union will not be an arbitrary, bureaucratic union. It will not be based on oppression in the sense of "Everyone must follow us, and those who lag behind must be enslaved." It will exist to build world peace, not to engage in enmity or take revenge or as a threatening element. Through this union, members of all faiths will be able to worship freely and visit all those sites that are sacred to their particular faith, while their possessions, lives and honor will be under the protection of the Turkish-Islamic Union. Under this union, unbelievers and the irreligious will also live in peace and be free to express their opinions.
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A lawsuit filed in Clark County District Court last week by imprisoned Internet poker payment processor Chad Elie set off the poker blogosphere.
Elie, the only Las Vegas resident charged in the federal government's April 15, 2011 "Black Friday" crackdown on Internet poker, said in the 22-page lawsuit that his former lawyer committed "professional malpractice" by misleading him about the legalities of processing poker business.
Elie, who reportedly help facilitate payments between poker players and Utah-based Sun First Bank, claimed in the lawsuit that he paid his attorney, Washington D.C.-based Jeff Ifrah, $4 million, including $1 million in commission payments from Elie's payment processing company.
In the lawsuit, which was first reported by Forbes.com, Elie said Ifrah also was working for PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker. The lawsuit, which landed in front of Clark County District Judge Timothy Williams, claimed the attorney gave Elie "wrong advice regarding poker processing" while hiding "critical documentation" from his client.
Ifrah declined comment to Forbes.
Elie was one of 11 individuals named in the "Black Friday" indictment, which shut down U.S. player access to the websites for PokerStars and Full Tilt.
Elie pleaded guilty last year to charges of conspiring to commit bank fraud and operating an illegal gambling business. He is serving time in federal prison and reportedly will be released in June.
After accepting the plea deal, Elie went public on how he was a scapegoat in the Internet poker crackdown, becoming vocal on Twitter. He gave a lengthy interview to the website Diamond Flush Poker. He also posted photos of himself via Twitter with such notables as Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.
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This year's celebration of all things Polish will be held July 7 through 9 on Lagrange Street between Central Avenue and Mettler Street in the heart of the central business district in Polish International Village. It's another year of family friendly entertainment. The heart of Lagrange will be closed and we have turned the entire area into a beer garden. Visitors can enter to win many contests, have a great time visiting friends and family and enjoy being Polish for this weekend.
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Kurt Vonnegut explains drama. I was at a Kurt Vonnegut talk in New York a few years ago.
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This is true. The caps that aren't dead can quite easily kill you (bolded because I'm really not joking), and the power supply is working fine which means there are a number of high voltage, high capacitance caps which are still alive. In fact even the caps that are leaking could still be very dangerous. So yeah, forget about it until you've tried everything else.
This is not strictly true; a multimeter can help but blown caps can be visually identified 99% of the time by their bulging tops or leaked electrolyte fluid, which is a thick, brown congealed mess. Replacing them is easy though, it takes maybe 20 seconds per cap. Silver solder is fucking crap (but necessary because of RoHS rules), fortunately all you have to do is heat up each 'leg' (lead) of the cap, add some fluxed lead solder on top of the silver, then alternate heating the legs while pulling and wiggling the cap away from the board. Then just drop the new cap in (making sure you have the polarity right) and use lead solder on it, snip the excess lead off and that's it... If they're SMD electrolytics (unlikely), it's harder but still doable with a normal iron, assuming you can see and reach the pads of course.
Any old soldering iron would do, caps aren't sensitive enough to short-term heat (heat is quite often what causes them to die, but only if it's sustained for a long period of time (like, years)) to worry about... You should see the shit we have to use at college! The caps, however, can vary from cheap shit that you'll have to replace again in two to three years or high quality stuff that should last five to six years, if not more. The cost of my repair was about £15 and even that is because the place I got my caps wouldn't let me buy just two caps, I had to buy five of one value and three of the other two for some reason. Then again my monitors were £220 when new so replacing them would've been a real shitter.
No arguments here, getting a professional to do it would make it a pointless endeavour. I'd be very surprised if the caps were so cheap that they blew within the warranty period but I have been surprised before!
I've never seen electrolytic fluid leak that much, it's very viscous to begin with and dries quickly in air. I've never seen a circuit board ruined by leaking electrolytic caps, I suppose it's possible but very unlikely, unless, I suppose, the electrolytics are bizarrely mounted parallel to the board instead of perpendicular as you see in pretty much every single board ever.
Basically, if you don't know what you're doing there is a possibility that you will kill yourself using the monitor's power supply caps. I'd recommend exhausting all other options before deciding to do it yourself, and if you do decide to do it yourself Google the shit out of safe capacitor discharging, leave the monitor unplugged for at least a week (caps don't hold their charge for too long when not powered), watch YouTube guides, update your will, tell your wife/girlfriend (maybe?)/husband/boyfriend you love her/him then try it. It is not a triviality and I'm really not joking. Sorry but that's just how electricity is.
If you're out of warranty you could also try finding a local college that teaches electronic engineering or a vocational electronics repair course, they might be willing to repair it for you for free or cheap if a student can learn something, you never know. Or you could ask a student if you could pay them to do it, who knows?
Oh and if you're wondering about my sources and experience, I'm only a BTEC student but I can promise you you'd hear the same advice about working with caps from pretty much anywhere.:emofdr:
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Had the same problem once, it was my Samsung monitor that started flickering. Since I was a loner and extensive gamer (not a techie guy) I made assumptions it was the monitor which has the problem. I immediately bought a new one and the problem disappeared. So, it could be the monitor. :)
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This happened to me once, the brightness would flicker, and the monitor would sporadically turn itself off. It turned out there was a bloody massive spider living behind the bezel whose little spider feet kept touching the internal sensors for the buttons.
So, if it's possible to remove it on your monitor, it might be best to check behind the bezel. I'm not even kidding, this really happened.
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It's 'Trendy' because a lot of the time, it's the cause of the problem. At least, definitely with monitors. They're quite easy to identify, they'll be leaking/swelling at the top. It's not at all fiddly, either - all it will take is the rudimentary knowledge of how to solder/unsolder components. Maybe 10 minutes to learn and practice? That's how long it took me in GCSE Electronics, anyway.


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As well as reflecting its smoky, malted barley, Caol Ila is also oily and peaty, with marine and vegetable notes. Its recent official bottlings, which are particularly expressive, have an intense smoky and peaty character with a good balance of saltiness and sweetness. Superb versions of this single malt have also been released by independent bottlers Gordon MacPhail & Signatory Vintage. Caol Ila's stills, which are large and onion-shaped, have a strong influence on this single malt and give it a fairly light and delicate character. Find out more
At the head of this independent merchant, Fabio Rossi continues the long tradition of Italian whisky bottling. His bottlings mainly concern malt whiskies from the isle of Islay, and are characterised by their sherry cask finishings.
The casks that produce the whiskies in the Barrel Selection are personally selected by Fabio Rossi, director of the independent bottlers, Wilson & Morgan. Bottled without chill filtering or the addition of caramel, the whiskies in this range are often lighter, purer in flavour and more 'honest' than some industrial whiskies.
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There is nothing more stylish or fashionable right now than going green! It's THE color of the season (and every season after!). Whether you're wearing an organic cotton tee, re-doing your bedroom floors with reclaimed wood or bringing your own reuseable totes to Trader Joe's, going green is the way to go! Eco-conscious companies are popping up all over the map from NYC to LA and across the globe. One of these companies just so happens to be at the top of our favorite list here at the Hive. RuMe is a fair trade manufacturing company that produces reuseable bags.
RuMe stands for ReUseMe. The company started as a reaction to the growing concern about the detrimental effects that plastic bags have on our planet and believes that now, more than ever, there is a serious need for consumers to take the responsibility of environment protection into their own hands. RuMe bags offer a simple and affordable solution for consumers who are looking to be eco conscious by using less and reusing more. Their bags are considered to be high quality as well as both stylish and affordable. Two of our very favorite features. Better yet, they are designed and packaged following a no-waste philosophy.
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Hi all. I am designing a small pilot project that involves using Hematin Porcine. I've read of dissolving hematin or heme in NaOH or Ammonia. I will be using the dissolved hematin in a GST assay.
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1 1/2 cups sugar
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground cloves
1 teaspoon ground ginger
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In a medium bowl, combine the flour, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and salt and whisk until no streaks appear. Set aside.
Using a hand-held or stand mixer on medium-high speed, combine the shortening and the remaining cup of sugar, mixing until light and fluffy, about 4 minutes.
Add the egg and molasses, incorporating to combine. Reduce the speed to low and gradually add the dry ingredients, mixing until a dough is formed. Using your hands, shape the dough into golf-ball size portions (about 2 tablespoons).
Roll the balls in the sugar and place half of them 2 inches apart on the prepared baking sheet. Bake for 12 minutes. (The tops will be cracked; the insides should appear to be a bit underdone.) Repeat with remaining dough.
Let cookies sit on the baking sheet for 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
Store in a sealed container for up to 1 week or wrap individually in foil and freeze in a resealable plastic food storage bag.
Yield: 18 large cookies
Per cookie: 182 calories, 2g protein, 25g carbohydrates, 8g fat, 12mg cholesterol, 2g saturated fat, 11mg sodium, 0g dietary fiber


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Breed Information
Where Does the Welsh Terrier Come From?
All written history of Wales includes dogs as to their type, their merit and their monetary worth. Dogs were listed in the laws of the land 1,000 years ago. In 1450, a Welsh bard (poet) referred specifically to "a good black and red terrier." However, it was not until 1850 that pedigrees were kept and five years later the breed was named Welsh Terriers. They were shown for the first time as such in Caernarfon, Wales in 1885 (the same year the first pair arrived on these shores). In 1886, the first Welsh Terrier Club was formed. In 1900, the Welsh Terrier Club of America was founded. Records don't indicate how many WTs there were at the time, but approximately 50 per month are now registered with the American Kennel Club. The WTCA is a member club of the AKC, and has their Annual Meeting and Specialty Show in Pennsylvania early in October each year.
What Is a Welsh Terrier?
First of all, they are your basic black-and-tan terrier. A sturdy, relatively calm terrier with a steady temperament. However, a Welsh is a terrier and not calm in comparison to a hound or sporting type dog. Both males and females may be aggressive towards other dogs and animals - they were bred to control vermin - and their definition of vermin may be your adored cat! He comes in only the one color combination. His ears are naturally folded. His tail was docked soon after birth. He's a "no-frills" dog of about twenty pounds. The Welshman's coat is dense and wirey to keep him waterproof, with a woolly undercoat for insulation. He's basically a tan dog with a black "jacket"! The puppies are often fuzzy or fluffy, with a lot more black. (They are born almost entirely black) The puppy coat does shed and is removed by plucking or clipping. The adult coat does not shed unless it is not cared for, so he needs plenty of brushing to remove the dead hair, but very little bathing. The longer hair on his face and legs is called his "furnishings" and these need to be combed.
How do puppy buyers determine if they are getting a quality puppy?
Where does a quality pet come from?
An excellent way to evaluate the quality of the puppy is to evaluate the source. Be prepared to walk away, regardless of how cute the puppies are. Don't take your children on the first visit as they will make it harder for you to refuse to buy if the breeder doesn't meet your standards.
The usual options are:
Pet Shop, Dealer or Commercial Kennel - These outlets rely heavily on impulse buying, which is a poor way to choose an addition to your family. Pups are bred and raised as a cash crop to become merchandise sold for a high profit. This high profit is possible because little has been put into the care of these pups or their mother. The purpose of a commercial breeder is to breed dogs for profit. Little or no attention is paid to the genetic health, temperament and appearance of the dogs used as breeding stock. Commercial sources rarely accept responsibility for the puppy after it is sold.
Backyard or Casual Breeder - Usually this is the person who owns a Welsh and thinks it would be "fun" to have puppies or that it would be a great experience for the children. Perhaps it's an effort to recoup the original cost of the dog. Usually these breeders know little of the breed's history or standard and still less about grooming and care. They are not aware of breed concerns or health issues. Like commercial breeders, casual backyard breeders make little or no investment in their breeding stock. Their goal is to produce pups and, when the "fun" is over, sell them quickly. The backyard breeder's responsibility to the puppy also ends when the puppy is sold.
Quality Hobby Breeder - The very best choice for a quality pup. Breeding a quality puppy is a serious labor of love, dedication and responsibility. The quality puppy is the result of the breeder's love of dogs a dedication to the breed and a responsibility to the dogs the breeder has produced for as long as they live. The quality puppy comes from a breeder who acknowledges responsibility for every puppy produced. A quality pet starts with a careful breeding program in which the characteristics and temperaments of the puppy's ancestors are known to the breeder. Animals being bred undergo careful evaluation and medical screening. A quality breeder tries to produce a pet who is as close as possible to the breed standard (the blueprint of what a Welsh should be). Once the puppies are born, the quality pet is the result of careful socialization and human bonding by the breeder. A well socialized, "people-oriented" pup is the result of positive contact with humans from the first days of its life. Since puppies learn a tremendous amount from their mother, the temperament and socialization of the dam is of primary importance to the personality of the pup.
A quality puppy comes from a quality breeder.
How does a puppy buyer identify a quality breeder?
Deal directly with the breeder, not with a middleman, a broker or a pet store. A quality breeder will only sell directly to the new owner and does not deal through middlemen or brokers. A quality breeder will not allow the resale of his puppies through a third party. A quality breeder will be happy to show you the mother of the litter. Occasionally a breeder may have a puppy from a bitch that he has bred and sold or from a stud dog he owns, in which case the mother may not be present. A quality breeder breeds only the best dogs. This is why most dogs used in his breeding program are Champions - a Champion is not merely a "show dog" but, most importantly, a dog who has proven itself to be an outstanding example of the breed in temperament and structure and is worthy to be bred.
A quality breeder is concerned about the future of the breed and the future of the puppies he breeds. A quality breeder will ask many questions about you and your lifestyle to determine if a Welsh is a suitable pet for you and will ask to meet you in person, when at all practical, before making a commitment on a pup. A quality breeder will only sell puppies under a contract limiting their use for breeding by means of AKC Limited Registration, co-ownership contracts and/or spay/neuter agreements. A quality breeder will require, as a condition of sale, that all animals that are not part of a responsible breeding program be spayed or neutered.
A quality breeder will make sure that you are aware of the pros and cons of Welsh ownership as well as the grooming requirements. He will provide written material about the needs and development of the puppy. A quality breeder is available to help with any questions or problems that may arise. A quality breeder is a member of the Welsh Terrier Club of America and has signed the Club's Code of Ethics. Quality breeders acknowledge responsibility for every puppy they produce for the life of the dog and stand behind every dog they breed.
Quality Welsh breeders are hobby breeders who may have one or two litters a year so you may have to wait for your puppy. A QUALITY PUPPY IS WORTH THE WAIT. BUYER BEWARE. Never be in a hurry. There is a responsible breeder out there with a puppy for you. Wait until you find him/her. The best rule of thumb is: MEET THE BREEDER, SEE THE MOTHER, AND SEE THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THE PUPPY HAS BEEN RAISED. Beware of the term "champion lines". Beware of claims of "home raised" or "privately bred" pups unless you can see for yourself where the pups were born and raised. Beware of the seller who claims to be selling a litter for a "friend" or "relative". Commercial breeders frequently send "litter lots" on consignment to middlemen who, in turn, sell the pups from their homes. Beware of the seller who is unwilling to give the registered names and AKC numbers of the sire and dam of the litter. Beware of the seller who is unwilling to provide the name and address of the breeder of the puppies or will provide them only when you buy the puppy. Beware of the seller who does not have a copy of the puppy's pedigree for your inspection prior to buying the puppy. Beware of claims such as "uncompromisingly clear of inherited diseases" or "proven clear" or "guaranteed clear" of inherited diseases since there is no way to prove these claims. Beware of "guarantees" - most genetic problems do not appear until a dog is over two years old. The best guarantee of a healthy dog is a careful, well-planned breeding program.
Additional Information
Buy from a responsible breeder
National Animal Poison Control Center
Net Vet - Veterinary Resources & The Electronic Zoo
Dog Owners Guide - Information for Pet, Obedience & Show
Wales / Cymru - Land of Inspiration - The Welsh Tourist Board
"Welsh-L" is a large, moderated list populated by pet owners and some WTCA members.
It is both a social and informative group, with many messages each day.
WTCA adds this link as a service to the larger Welsh Terrier public.
Welsh-L is not owned, controlled or overseen in any way by WTCA.
For information contact:
The Welsh Terrier Club of America wishes to thank Bardi McLennan for the information related to the Welsh Terrier. In addition we wish to express our appreciation to the Scottish Terrier Club of America and the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of America for allowing us to use their copyright protected material on this page.
The pictures used on this page are the copyright © protected property of their owners and photographers.


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Thursday, January 10, 2013
My One Little Word for 2013
I am up on the Noel Mignon blog today with my layout inspired by "lists". When I saw all of the inspiration Virginia had posted here, I knew what I wanted to do. Make a layout about my One Little Word and tags for just a few areas of my life.
I have never done a One Little Word before...this is perfect for me. I love the idea first introduced by Ali Edwards. I picked TIME because I spend an enormous amount of time working on assignments, writing product lists, writing blog posts, visiting blogs as much as I can. I love it, but I need to balance MY life better...so I stop and tell myself, now it's time to do something else and drop what I'm doing. 2012 was a whirlwind of a year for me as far as scrapbooking. Unbelievable when I look back. It wasn't until December of 2011 I decided to get out in the scrapping community more. So it was a huge change in my life and lifestyle.
Some of you who have followed me from when we first adopted Emma know this, but Emma requires a lot of one on one time. No, not any different from any other child. But I have seen other children run from their parents to play at the park or to friends, play with toys all by themselves. These things never happened with Emma. She has gotten so much better. But as an example...Christmas day...instead of playing with her toys...she wouldn't until we played with her. It made for a very long day. We always try to tell her, let us get some work done, and then we will play with you...never happens...until she falls asleep at night...no napping for this girl since she was 2. Dropping her off at a sitter or having a sitter never was her personality. To say I'm in need for more "Me" quality time is an understatement. And the cycle of motherhood guilt has only begun... I just hope she wants to be around us this much when she is a tween or a teenager!
So...Time...is my word...
The first idea that came to me was to use some kind of tab identifying just a few areas in my life I need to juggle my time better in 2013. I used this Dragonfly tab from the Silhouette store.
Then I ungrouped them and deleted the dragonfly and replaced with the words. I used the Blackout Font 2 a.m.
I was tempted to do just plain cardstock to cut them out, but I decided to go with color and picked the teal Lawn Fawn paper from the Soda Shoppe kit. The pattern on the paper was also small and almost tone on tone, so I knew the cut file would show up well. I loved the perforated look on the tag, so I ripped that part off to show the jagged edge. I will admit that once I had the cut out files, I wasn't sure of the design I wanted. I first tried a more carefree look of tilting photos and the tabs. I used to do that all the time, and love when I see others do it, but linear worked better for me.
I was loving the pops of yellow. I backed the tabs with pieces of the Basic Grey yellow polka dots, cut the "time" with the Silhouette. I needed something else yellow to balance it. I used one of the die cut flowers from the kit and folded in the petals and stapled in the middle.
Just what I needed...clustered it next to the Glitz potty girl sticker.
This layout had a lot of color and a lot going on...so I tried to not add too much, instead I emphasized the design of the vertical lines and the idea behind it. I cut the 5 from the Dear Lizzy paper, stamped the days of the week along the edge to represent the days of the week (a work week, although I did stamp all 7 days).
I am a very visual person, so I may need to have this one out so I can always be reminded of my OLW for 2013.
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so beautiful! i so love how you take the silhouette cut files & make them your own! & what an awesome word! just so you don't feel alone-we're in the same boat with our 8 yr old- she loves our attention still! i try to enjoy it as much as possible since i know we're likely be "chopped liver" soon enough! {{BIG HUGS}}
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Well heres what i got for Xmas, Thanks to the help of Yakfish and a few others on here Shes alive and tearing up my neighborhood.
For some history b4 this i Had an (and still have as a roller) Evader EXT2 that i had a used velineon system in, I paid 50 bucks for the esc and motor so not a bad deal.
As soon as i got my CRT.5 istripped it of the short chassis and added the extended chassis. After looking at this thing in personi really thought i was screwed because i did NOT buy one of the nitro to brushless conversion kits, All i bought was the Monster RC motor mount.
After figuring out that i needed a tray of some sort to place the esc on i couldnt figure out what to use and i have no spare material laying around my apartment, no drills, no saws etc,,, So i used the stock Carbon Fiber servo mount and just screwed it to the rear top of the center diff as you will see in the pics.
as for Steering all i had was a cheapo futaba s-2002 servo and i knew this beast could not handle that so i scrounged a few bucks and went and got the HiTech HS-645-Mg servo.
Put this beast together and took it for a run. At the time All i had was Nimh's but the 8.4V 3000mah hump pack traxxas battery i have worked well i was pretty happy with how it drove but suspension was lackingor should i say lagging or sagging lol. Went out to make a quick run after trying several ways of mounting thebatterywith a velcro and a plasticstrap.
For some reason on this run my radio lost signalwhen i was at full speed, guess what?? Yep she kept a runnin and a runnin, Id say she went about 1000 to 1500 ft straight as an arrow, up a hill and right into a huge dumpster!! Blamoooo!! I laughed cause i know my evader would have drove out of that.
So the damage is!! Sweetez fix just the left frontbellcrank/servo saver deal was broken, i called my LHSand believe it or not the part was in stock!! Sojust as im ready to leave for the shop i look a little closer and i see my center drive shafts bent BAD!!Unfortunatley the shop did not have any shafts nor would the guy take the time to match them up for me. So came home installed the busted part and then took out the bent shafts and went to another LHS that was willing to check and compare shaft sizes but they were so bent we couldnt come up with a good match (and i didnt find out till later what the actual measurments are/were) so i did a temp fix and straightened them by hand and a hammer lol. but while looking for shafts i happened to notice these huge redcatbig bore shocks on the rack and they like 9 bucks, i was like no way! Let me have them babies!! AS you will see they turned out to be a good fit and so far (it's been raining) after 2 short runs they seem to work well.
So today i finally bought a Lipo and i came home sat down and looked closley at everything i have, i really need a battery tray bad or a good way of mounting the battery. I would prefer to mount it vertically rather than horizontally but i noticed these rear chassis plates from my evader, i had like 5 of them so i cut them up and they fit a battery well i just had to align them and bolt them down somehow so i could use velcro straps. Called my buddy and borrowed a drill and whaaaa laaa!! a few motherboard stand offs from my computer re-furbishing days and some hard drive screws and im in buisness. Now i'll shut up!! here that biatch is!!
Oh i rigged this old beater bodyi had on it in place of using the new body which i will save or sell if i can make a few bucks
The Guts!!
Still need a new fan for my Castle Cooler
Rigged up rear bumper
The Redcat Big Bores i got for 9 bucks
The Bent shafts
I also have plenty of nitro parts left from the kit IF anyone is interested in them i could make a good dealto get some of my money back i spent on this beast!!
3yrs unemployed right now so i just barely scrap by with side jobsand a niceG/F


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Versatile Danish thesp Mads Mikkelsen is set to team with "Man On A Ledge" helmer Asger Leth for road film "Move On." Developed by Matt Greenhalgh (screenwriter of "Control" and "Nowhere Boy"), the story begins with a flawed hero, stepping off a boat in Rotterdam before traveling across Europe to deliver a mysterious silver suitcase. Lensing will take the production across eight different countries in a hectic 30-day chronological shoot, and will unusually involve the participation of film fans from 11 countries in areas such as casting, location and props. More details can be found at the film's website, but each country's shoot will make up a 5-8 minute segment of the movie, with a shoot commencing this summer before a September unveiling. [ScreenDaily]
After debuting in the upcoming remake of Nicolas Winding Refn's "Pusher," and an acclaimed run on London's West End, model Agyness Deyn is moving up in the acting world. Deyn will feature opposite "Tyrannosaur" star Peter Mullan in Terence Davies next project, an adaptation of Lewis Grassic Gibbons' 1932 Scottish classic "Sunset Song." Deyn presumably takes the lead role of Chris Guthrie, a farmer's daughter who struggles to find love amidst hardship and family dysfunction. Davies has been developing the adaptation for years, however, the dark nature of the material has made it difficult for him to find the backing. Lensing is eyeing a late 2012 or early 2013 shoot. [ScreenDaily]
Production is underway on Bong Joon-ho's adaptation of French graphic novel "Snow Piercer" with the addition of one more cast member. Dutch actress Emma Levie joins with only one credit to her name; Christophe Van Rompaey's little known "Lena," in which Levie plays the titular role. She joins a stellar cast that includes Tilda Swinton, Song Kang-ho, Chris Evans, Jamie Bell, John Hurt, Octavia Spencer, Ewan Bremner and Kenny Doughty — all of whom are filming in the Czech Republic as we speak. We're sure Bong was fine with Swinton popping over to the sunny beaches of Cannes for the premiere of "Moonrise Kingdom" yesterday. [FilmBizAsia]
Francois Cluzet and Guillaume Canet are set to rivet audiences with "Turning Tide," a yacht-racing drama(!). Cluzet will play Yann Medec, a yachtman whose tries to win a race single-handedly until he discovers a young Senegalese stowaway on board. Canet plays the captain replaced by Cluzet last minute. Michael Youn begins filming this October on a €17 million budget. [ScreenDaily]
Kristin Scott Thomas will reunite with her "I Loved You So Long" helmer Phillipe Claudel for his latest project "Avant l'hiver." The actress will star opposite Leila Bekhti and Daniel Auteil for the story of a successful 50-something with a perfect life and wife who falls for a younger woman. Production begins this fall. [ScreenDaily]


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Archive for February, 2008
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
No Egg Hatched but All 5 out of 6 Developed
I have had a question today as why when they put in 6 fertile eggs, after 23 days upon checking 1 was just a yolk and 5 were fully formed but did not hatch, what is the problem. I am afraid the problem is caused by too much humidity in the incubator, only 5 of [...]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
Old Hatchmaker temperature and humidity
What is the temprature for an old brinsea hatchmaker for incubation? The incubation temperature is the same for hens eggs at 37.7 centigrade or 100 farenheit the incubator model really does not matter. When to put water in the rings? Ok this is harder, it really depends on your enviroment so i would suggest getting [...]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
Incubator Humidity - What should it be?
Humidity in an incubator is a very important issue - as it controls many things but what you need to do is to enable the chicks are the right size to escape the egg. The biggest and I mean biggest cause of eggs hatching in your incubator is humidity that is too high. Humidity for chicken [...]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
How to store posted hatching eggs
Your eggs have arrived and your incubator has been ready for a day do you put the eggs in straight away? NO when your eggs arrive please DO NOT put them in the incubator straight away this will lead to a dreadful hatching. When your fertile eggs arrive open them so they can breath and [...]
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Monday, February 25th, 2008
How to clean dirty fertile eggs?
To clean eggs if heavily soiled I recommend using a fine sand paper and gently rub off the excess dirt. PLEASE clean your hatching eggs carefully not excessivly shaking as this will lead to early deaths in the shell. If you wish to wash eggs please ensure the water you wash them in is slightly warmer [...]
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Tuesday, February 19th, 2008
Material for a fixed small chicken run
I have been asked again what should I use for ground cover in a fixed chicken run, to be honest I hate fixed chicken runs as diseases and worms can build up here, movable runs are so much better but of course we are not all so lucky. So in this situation I would suggest small chipped [...]
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Tuesday, February 19th, 2008
New RCOM Incubators
Hello, this is just a little message to say from March 2008 P&T Poultry has taken UK distribution for the RCOM incubator and Brooder range. In 2007 this was held by Brinsea but now we are developing a new range of R-COM 20 seris incubators with different humidity controllers and easier menu usage. We also [...]
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Tuesday, February 19th, 2008
Welcome to P&T Poultry Blog
Hello and welcome to P&T Poultry - The Blog.
We have opened this blog in order to help our customers at P&T Poultry with as many aspects of chicken keeping and chicken rearing as we possibly can.
You are able to make as many comments as you wish but please be aware this is a family site [...]


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Chapters 17, Windsor Castle, England, May 1277 - 20, Rhuddlan Castle, Wales, November 1277 Summary
In chapter 17, Ellen is still hopeful that she will be able to sway Edward to release her and Amaury. Blanche, Edmund's wife and Ellen's childhood friend, advises Ellen to flirt with Edward. Smile at him and get on his good side so he will listen, she advises. Ellen says she will try, but does not know if she can be successful. When she looks at Edward, all she sees is Amaury in shackles.
Davydd enjoys verbally sparing with the King. During one match the King marvels at Davydd's ability to bewitch women. Davydd looks around the hall looking to ask a woman what women look for in a man. He finds the prettiest woman to answer the question, Ellen. She stares coldly at him until...
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Wednesday, Sep 12, 2012 - 12:00 AM
"Fishing for An Invitation II"
Robert has been invited to dinner by Madame Courtois. He tries to convince Mireille to get herself invited, too, but she won't commit herself. He then has trouble finding the Courtois's apartment. G
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Tetsuyas is indeed brilliant. Food is amazing and wait staff are ninjas.
However, my only complaint is the matched wines. IMHO they were not on the level of the food, and a severe disappointment.
Heading of to Marque next weekend for their degustation, which should be very interesting!
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
I Can't Help Falling In Love With These Muffins
12 comments:
- HayMarket8 said...
Peanut butter and banana muffins sound pretty good! :)
- August 8, 2010 at 8:00 PM
- tweal said...
Wow, I just read the below post about your wedding, and CONGRATS!! Such an exciting and fun wedding you had, and your man is so sweet to pick out your shoes, dresses, book your hair, etc. I love unconventional weddings, and getting married by Elvis would be pretty damn cool. Enjoy the honeymoon phase! ;)
- August 8, 2010 at 9:21 PM
- Nat said...
Wow, those are some pretty muffins... I'll have to try.
- August 8, 2010 at 11:53 PM
- Keri - I Eat Trees said...
These look delicious... and pretty. I want one!
Congrats again!! :) - August 9, 2010 at 12:18 AM
- Jacqueline said...
Sounds like a great combination indeed :)
- August 9, 2010 at 8:24 AM
- Marja said...
Making veg broth is fun, but I definitely don't do it often enough either.
Your blog makes me happy! - August 9, 2010 at 10:22 AM
- Pearl said...
throw some chocolate chips in there and you have the perfect muffin.
glad the elopement went off with a hitch. ;) - August 9, 2010 at 1:46 PM
- The Voracious Vegan said...
I'm falling in love with those muffins, too! Although, I think Pearl might be on to something. Chocolate chips can only be an improvement!
Congrats again about your wedding. Every time I see you write something about it or mention it, I get a big smile on my face. I'm glad you and your sweetie are so happy and had such a wonderful time. May you share a lifetime of joy and laughter (and delicious food) together! - August 10, 2010 at 3:00 AM
- thedalyn said...
I do make my own stock. It makes me feel a little bit better about the veggies I sometimes don't use before they get past their prime. And it gives me a use for the hundreds of tofutti cream cheese containers that I have. Perfect one cup servings.
Congratulations! - August 10, 2010 at 11:14 AM
- XUP said...
I like bananas in pretty much every format except with peanut butter. It's a good thing I didn't marry Elvis.
- August 11, 2010 at 6:26 PM
- allularpunk said...
those muffins look lovely! peanut butter any bananas is one of my favorite combinations. also! i'm catching up, so i just read your post about your wedding and it gave me goosebumps and i almost cried (and i'm not a crier). congratulations!
- August 12, 2010 at 12:26 PM
- Pauline said...
Great pictures and recipe! Peanut butter is so wonderful!
You are crazy awesome for making three cakes for your friends! I'm looking forward to reading all about it! :) - August 13, 2010 at 9:24 PM


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Who's been surfing lately in NJ? I haven't surfed since Sandy, other than a weekend trip to NC a few weeks ago. I was out volunteering, but haven't been in the water due to the sewage factor.
Anyway, it seems like the water is testing ok in Monmouth County now so I'm planning on getting back out on Friday. Just curious if others here have been surfing regularly or holding off due to water quality.
I got a brand new winter suit and the last thing I want is to have it smell like **** after its first session.
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I have surfed prolly 10 times or so since sandy, and everything seems ok. I have only surfed the lbi area, and the water seems clean, but I'm not sure about monmouth county. I think you should be ok as far as water quality goes, but the sand bars where I go area pretty crazy now. At low tide you can have a football game on the sandbar.
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Surfed Black Friday in MOCO. Water seemed fine, a few pieces of small debris. Sand bars are whacked out.
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Sand bars are definetly ****ed
My favorite breaks have only gotten better since the storm. Thanksgiving swell hit every spot perfectly.
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Northern Monmouth .... ummm...ssshhh! Okay, yeah sandbars are .. oh not sure. Early 90's were good. Wonder how the AC of engineers are doing? ;P
Dec 13, 2012, 12:08 PM #7
December 10th testing results came back safe for bacterial contamination:
Other chemical hazards (heavy metals, PCBs, dioxins...) are currently not being tested for, at least to my knowledge.
As for the Army Corps of Engineers... they're busy, busy, busy...
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hey are the sandbars good or no? or is it where its perfect at certain times and under surfable at others? thanks i really wanna know how the beaches are
Thanks guys, I'm going to get out tomorrow and try and find a spot that's working. I guess I'll check my normal spots first and see what the sand is like. Searching for a good sandbar isn't what bothers me, it's the sketchy water quality, but others have been surfing and the tests look good (thanks LBCrew!) so I guess I'll give it a go. I need some water time!
Dec 13, 2012, 09:13 PM #10Senior Member
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there are few if any sandbars. The bottom is scoured out. The waves seem to break on flat bottom vs. Sandbars. The beach is so flat now in most spots the waves break further out as well, as they make contact with flat bottom vs. sandbars.


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Bob Henrick wrote:Since the tomato season is just about gone from the local scene, I am thinking of turning my basil into pesto. I have three largish basil plants which will die with the first frost, so I am thinking that before that happens I will pull them.
Is pulling the plants, then stripping the leaves what I need to do? or do you just defoliate the plant in the garden? While we are about this I have about a pound of pine nuts in the hull. Does anyone have a sure fire method of hulling these little rascals? Rolling them between thumb and knuckle is the proscribed way, or so I am told, but I guess I am not that tough.
All input appreciated.
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