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Damn no calls, missing wide open shots. We better not be playing like we were playing in the 1st quarter of the cleveland game.
Damn no calls, missing wide open shots. We better not be playing like we were playing in the 1st quarter of the cleveland game.
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Take Michael Beasley out of the game!! I'm one of his supporters but he can't do anything this game!
I would rather use Tucker and his defense & energy!
The treatment you give Beasley slays me. If not for how horrible he played until a 5 point run the Suns may have already been winning.
Outside of Morris, Beasley has easily been the worst of the Suns rotation players this year, and tonight he has been the worst player on the court.
Beasley had a horrible game and yet Gentry did not even take him out. Our last game against the Nuggets he was playing well and Gentry took him out.
How can anyone justify keeping Gentry around? The guy's a tool. He's best suited as an assistant coach.
Lol why did Beas take that 3?
Horrible team effort. We even allowed Deng an and1 over Gortat, Morris and Brown.
Telfair the only + player for us this game.
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Another shot clock violation
Terrible defense to finish the quarter.
And it's like you ignore when he actually contributes. For example he started the gane with 2 assist, he boxed out 2 guys in one of Dragics lay ups to begin the quarter and got to the line in the first couple minutes of the first. But yeah we know he sucks so much that the embarrassing layup that was just made by Nate is his fault too eventhough he is in the bench. Blah blah blah.
Tucker all hustle.
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ISBN: 9781848221215 • Publication: November 28, 2012
Shock of the News
Judith Brodie, Sarah Boxer, Janine Mileaf, Christine Poggi, and Matthew S. Witkovsky
In the early twentieth century, visual artists began to think of the newspaper as the basis for verbal and visual puns, as a source of found language and images, as a means to mark time and place or express political criticism. Shock of the News −
its title playing on that of Robert Hughes' popular BBC television series and book The Shock of the New (1980)
traces the newspaper's impact on modern art from 1909 to 2009.
Beginning with Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, founder of futurism, and Pablo Picasso, co-inventor of cubism, the catalogue considers the role of newspaper in the work of 60 artists, including Man Ray, Kurt Schwitters, Robert Rauschenberg, Laurie Anderson, Adrian Piper, Robert Gober and Mario Merz. By snipping and overdrawing pages, transferring fragments to canvas, embalming full sheets in encaustic, excising texts, or gilding whole editions, European and American artists to the present day have transformed newspapers into artworks of protean identity and compelling interest.


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Mexico Sayulita
Destination Do-It-Yourself Inspired Real Weddings
Brass and Chain Etsy Shop Julie Ireland Dress Making Kinseys Corner Etsy Shop Marisa The Hound Clouthier
Eatery Villa
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Do me a favor: take a minute to picture everything you've ever imagined a perfect destination wedding to be… then feast your eyes on this lovely Sayulita affair from Dekker Photography. Because that perfect destination wedding? It's a total reality. Think a crystal blue ocean backdrop, vibrant + colorful details and a stunning bride who knows her way around DIY. It's everything, lovelies. See it all right here.
From the Bride… When Dan and I began planning our wedding, we knew we wanted it to be a laid-back, fun, and beautiful adventure to bring our closest friends and family together. We found Villa Amor on Style Me Pretty and loved what we saw. We planned a quick weekend getaway to travel to Mexico and immediately fell in love with not only Villa Amor, but the whole town of Sayulita.
I love any and all DIY projects. I started with our wedding invitations, which included RSVP cards that were written like Mad Libs. When I was done, I still had extra fancy paper which I wanted to use for another wedding project, I just didn't know what yet.
I started thinking about table names and wanted to do something unique. All of our guests were Americans and the majority of them spoke limited or no Spanish. I thought it would be fitting to have table names after Spanish love or wedding words. Then at each table, the table name was displayed similar to a Spanish – English dictionary. For example, our table name was "La Boda," which means "The Wedding" in English. I also made place cards with the same matching paper as the table names.
Another fun DIY project I did was the wedding maracas. I ordered plain painted pink and purple maracas online from a party store. Then a girlfriend and I drew Mexican folk art hearts (Milagros) on each maraca using gold Sharpie. There was a maraca at each guest's seat at the dinner table.
I would have loved for every item at my wedding to be a DIY project, but time didn't allow for that, so I turned to Etsy, where I ordered tags for the maracas, "Hola!" welcome bags, and wedding programs.
I also made a "Wedding Day Survival Kit" for my husband-to-be. I ordered custom cuff links from Etsy. Each cuff link was a map; one of Sayulita, the other of our home, San Francisco. I also ordered custom collar stays from Etsy that were engraved with our wedding date.
Our wedding ceremony was at Don Pedro's Palapa on a gorgeous bluff overlooking the ocean. Dan's aunt performed our ceremony and we each wrote our own wedding vows. Then guests were shuttled to the "Gran Villa" at Villa Amor. Guests enjoyed fresh coconuts and cocktails on the patio of the Gran Villa overlooking all of Sayulita. Next we moved to the brick courtyard for dinner and dancing. Dinner was delicious; we opted against cake and instead had a couple making fresh churros on the patio for dessert all night long. Everyone had a wonderful night of dancing and we concluded the festivities with a surprise fireworks display overlooking the ocean.
Photography: Dekker Photography | Wedding Planner: Karen Ruezga | Florist: CaTtleYa Flowers | Wedding Dress: Marisa Bridals | Ceremony Venue: Don Pedro's Palapa | Reception Venue: Villa Amor | Hair And Makeup: Ella Leyva | Groom's Attire: The Hound Clouthier | Groom's Gift (Collar Stays): Kinseys Corner Etsy Shop | Groom's Gift (Cufflinks): Brass And Chain Etsy Shop | Maraca Tags: Darby Cards | Veil & Dress Alterations: Julie Ireland Dress Making | Wedding Programs: CRCmade


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I've always heard that restaurants get most of the prime cuts and that all we consumers can really get in the store is choice. Where would a guy who isn't in the restaurant biz find prime steaks?
Inquiring minds want to know!
I've always heard that restaurants get most of the prime cuts and that all we consumers can really get in the store is choice. Where would a guy who isn't in the restaurant biz find prime steaks?
Inquiring minds want to know!
Whole Foods, and sometimes Costco
Last year the local costco had really nice frozen prime cuts
My Costco usually carries prime New York strips and boneless ribeye, steaks or whole. When I buy them whole I dry age them in my fridge.
It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
In a related question that just occurred to me...I have access to several local meat markets/butchers that source from local farms. They never really discuss/mention grading, they just have tasty beef for sale. Do these folks use USDA grading typically?
Whole paycheck is a good place, but you give your whole paycheck. Costco. In Orlando here, they usually have prime NY strip and Ribeye, sometimes Sirloin (their butcher said the prime sirloin was better than the choice NY strip. I doubt that because Costco's choice steaks has alwasy had good marbling). All meats at Costco have USDA stickers on them. Prime NY strip go anywhere from 8.99 to 10.99 /#. If you buy the cryo pack, it is usually a dollar a # less.
Most local farms have either an inspector on premise or one that comes on a daily basis. You probably just have to ask your butcher what grade of meat he/she is getting and what they can get their hands on. Sometimes, butchers will save the best cuts of meat for 'favorite' customers, which is why it is always a good idea to invite your butcher to your bbq
I think there are mail-order sources as well?
I've ordered American Wagyu from these folks before with good results: http://www.snakeriverfarms.com/
I know there are others, however, as well.
Find a butcher shop near you there is most likely one not to far. The good ones carry fresh prime meat. I would try to seek out a butcher or meat market before costco but thats just me.. Try Myers'meat Market Inc 600 3rd St Hanover, PA (717) 632-1684
Any butcher worth his salt would order you in some prime upon request, even if it's not something he normally stocks.
The same goes for any random ass cut you saw on Iron Chef and think you just have to try.
As far as "choice" meat in supermarkets, yes, some carry it. Most meat you see in the market is actually a grade down though, "select." Particularly if you cant find a USDA grade sticker on it, it's most likely "select" grade. (as in, don't select this one)
Many market carry both, touting the choice cuts as some grand thing and proceed to charge prime prices (or nearly so).
Here in Texas we have Central Market. It's amazing! Maybe you have something like that there.


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MAC Venomous Villains: Discussion #2
MAC Venomous Villains: It's Here
According to MAC LiveChat (which I did both at 9AM PST and noon PST), Venomous Villains will launch TODAY online at 6PM EST (that's 3PM PST, 5PM CST) NOW UP 🙂 The consistency in which this is being said gives me hope that it is true, and I'll be sure to keep you updated with links as they go live.
- Edited @ 3:17PM PST — Readers are reporting that they're being told (via MAC reps, either phone or online): "tomorrow morning," "tonight," and "midnight." I did a LiveChat myself, and they're now reporting "sometime tonight" and saying "it's scheduled to launch online tonight."
- Edited @ 3:19PM PST — "The collection was actually scheduled to launch Tues (tomorrow), but we are doing an earlier launch tonight due to the demand. I wish I had a better time frame for you, but at this time we can't make any promises. I just know it will be tonight."
- Edited @ 4:01PM PST — COLLECTION IS UP MY LOVES! <3 Direct links below or else search by product name.
- Edited @ 12:41PM PST (9/28): Macy's has Venomous Villains up! 🙂 You can search or go to Beauty > MAC > Venomous Villains.
- Edited @ 4:05AM PST (9/29): Nordstrom's has Venomous Villains up! (The link will take you straight to the collection page.)
The landing page hasn't been created, but below are direct links to each character's collection for purchase. Otherwise, you can search by product name, too.
- Cruella (Innocence, Beware! @ 8:00AM PST; Wicked Ways @ 10:00AM PST are sold out)
- Evil Queen (Toxic Tale @ 10PM PST; Strange Potion @ 9PM PST; Bite of an Apple @ 9PM PST, Oh So Fair @ 3:00AM PST are all sold out)
- Dr. Facilier
- Maleficent (Bad Fairy @ 9PM PST, Briar Rose @ 10AM PST; Revenge is Sweet, Formidable! and both MES are all sold out)
Tips & Tricks
- Make sure you have your log-in information/personal profile up-to-date. Have your payment method handy or else already on-file.
- Have your list ready in advance, that way you can add everything quickly. Just because it's in your cart doesn't mean it's yours.
- Make two orders — order everything you must have or items you think are going to sell out quickest the first time, and then make your second order more leisurely or for items you want to think about for a bit.
- IT IS JUST MAKEUP. I know, I get it, part of the fun is the chase, but it is just makeup, so let the chase be fun, not heartbreaking.
- If something sells out or you're not able to get to the website right when it launches, the collection will also be available through retailers like Dillard's, Macy's, and Nordstrom. I asked @nordstrom this morning, and they are reporting in-store and online launch for the 30th.
Free shipping codes: Looks like the free shipping code VILLAINS is active and working, but you can also use CS106LIVECHAT (which any can get by doing a LiveChat).
- Behind the Scenes Video & Summary
- Overall, Round-up, & Recommendations
- Video Review
- Reviews, Photos, Swatches by Character: Cruella de Vil, Evil Queen, Maleficent, Dr. Facilier
- Official Collection Info & Photos
- Temptalia Cheat Sheet
Free free to chat with other Venomous Villains cyber-stalkers, share your hauls (when you make them), and shoot the breeze while we wait.

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When is THEE draft this year??
Whats good gangstas?!?!?!
When is THEE draft this year??
1st- OJ Howard, TE
2nd- Caleb Brantley, DT
3rd- Dorian Johnson, OG/RT
4th- Samaje Perine, RB
5th- Damontae Kazee, CB
6th- Ejuan Price, DE/OLB
7th- Tedric Thompson, FS
Come check the G-Fambulance and The Scarf Soldiers every home game in Lot L6, and like us on facebook and instagam 'NYG Scarf Soldiers'
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It's too bad, I'm too good....
I havnt been reading much about camp besides the WRs. Is Chase considered a lock a mlb? Cause as much as I like Chase, that would suck for a whole year.
He wasn't doing that at all. He was just pissed off theat they played so badly. The team was 15-1 and they played like they were 1-15. Doesn't bother me that he thinks they beat themselves. If we play that badly (and we have) I would expect our players to think the same thing. He wasn't trying to disrespect us. Just frustrated.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
You guys see that olympic weightlifter drop +400 on his neck??


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About Mike Leavitt, Governor, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services
Michael Okerlund "Mike" Leavitt (born February 11, 1951) is an American Republican politician. He served as the 14th Governor of Utah from 1993 to 2003, as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency from 2003 to 2005 and as Secretary of Health and Human Services from 2005 to 2009.
Leavitt serves as a co-leader of the Nutrition and Physical Activity Initiative at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
Early life and family
Leavitt was born in Cedar City, Utah. Leavitt graduated with a degree in and from Southern Utah University and married Jacalyn Smith. They have five children.
Leavitt is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Leavitt is a descendant of an old Massachusetts Puritan family, and a direct descendant of Dudley Leavitt, a Mormon pioneer named for his ancestor Thomas Dudley, the second colonial governor of Massachusetts.
Early career
Leavitt's business career started with his joining The Leavitt Group, a regional insurance company founded by his father. He rose to become the company's president and CEO and presided over a period of expansion. He was subsequently appointed to the boards of directors of numerous local and regional companies, including Utah Power and Light, as well as a member of the Utah State Board of Regents. As a regent, he helped oversee Utah's nine public colleges and universities. For four years, he was chair of Southern Utah University's board of trustees.
In 1976, Leavitt assisted his father, then a state senator, in an unsuccessful campaign for governor. He worked on a number of U.S. Senate campaigns through the 1980s for Jake Garn and Orrin Hatch.
Governor of Utah
Leavitt first ran for governor in 1992. He had tough competition in the Republican Party primary from Richard Eyre who had more delegates vote for him at the state Republican convention. He defeated Democratic nominee Stewart Hanson in the general election, becoming the 14th Governor of the State of Utah.
A holiday fire shortly before noon on December 15, 1993, destroyed much of the Utah Governor's Mansion, but spared the lives of the first family and staff (Jacalyn Leavitt and some members of the family and staff were in the home at the time of the fire).
Leavitt was re-elected in 1996 with the largest vote total in state history.
While Governor, Leavitt and Roy Romer of Colorado were the two key founders of Western Governors University in 1997, one of the first exclusively online schools in the nation. In addition to Leavitt and Romer, 17 other governors signed legislation creating the school as a non-profit private university.
Leavitt came under strong criticism in 1998, while Governor, when asked why polygamy is not often prosecuted, he stated he was not sure, however "it may fall under religious freedoms." He was later forced to backpedal and claimed that polygamy should be against the law.
In 2000, Leavitt became only the second Governor in Utah history to be re-elected to a third term. As Governor, he held leadership positions in national and regional organizations, such as the Council of State Governments, over which he presided for a year.
EPA Administrator
On August 11, 2003, President George W. Bush nominated Leavitt as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency at a press conference in Aurora, Colorado. He was confirmed on October 28, 2003 by a vote of 88–8 in the United States Senate. On November 5, having resigned the governorship, Leavitt was sworn in as the 10th Administrator of the EPA.
At the Environmental Protection Agency he implemented higher standards for ozone, diesel fuels and other air pollutants. He organized and managed a collaboration to develop a federal plan to clean up the Great Lakes.
Secretary of Health and Human Services
On December 13, 2004, Leavitt was nominated by Bush to succeed Tommy Thompson as Secretary of Health and Human Services, and was confirmed by the Senate by voice vote on January 26, 2005.
Leavitt was commonly known for his advocating that Medicare was drifting toward disaster. He claimed Congress neglected his notions.
In June 2006, Leavitt came under criticism for using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Gulfstream III Emergency Response aircraft to, primarily, promote the newly reformed Medicare plan. Critics argue that Leavitt irresponsibly used the aircraft beginning in January 2006, logging over $700,000 worth of flight time in the 14-seat private jet. Leavitt's office maintains that the use of the aircraft was necessary and legal since the Senate Appropriations Committee approved his use of the aircraft, and commercial services could not meet the deadlines required by his engagements.
Leavitt has described the avian influenza virus as the most serious threat to American security. Secretary Leavitt cited the work of the World Health Organization's Dr. Michael McCoy as the most compelling scientific work into the avian flu threat. This encouraged Secretary Leavitt to mobilize the nation's pandemic preparedness and led to the reconfiguring of the nation's medical emergency plans.
Leavitt also served on the Homeland Security Advisory Council.
In August 2007, Leavitt became the first cabinet-level blogger in U.S. history.
Leavitt Foundation
Leavitt's family charitable foundation, the Dixie and Anne Leavitt Foundation, was established by the Leavitt family in 2000, and the family has donated nearly $9 million of assets to it since. It has provided them with tax write-offs for the donated assets. About a third of the foundation's assets have been loaned back to family businesses, such as a $332,000 loan to Leavitt Land and Investment Inc., in which Mike Leavitt has a substantial interest. According to a 2006 National Public Radio report, these loans were legal because they were made at market rates. A month following the NPR report, Congress made such transactions illegal.
The same NPR report also revealed that nearly $500,000 in charitable contributions provided to the Southern Utah Foundation were used for housing scholarships to Southern Utah University. The scholarships were subsequently used to place students in the Cedar Development Co., a Leavitt family business, with the money used to pay the students' rent. NPR's investigation found that the arrangement was legal and that the Leavitts did not profit from the arrangement. Although legal, the procedure, called "round-tripping" in philanthropic circles, has garnered criticism as lacking in the spirit of philanthropy. The report also stated that Mike Leavitt was not directly involved in the foundation's operations.
Total charitable grants from the foundation during its first six years were $1,468,055. The foundation's principal beneficiaries have been Southern Utah University and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Other beneficiaries have included arts, educational and humanitarian organizations, including the Leavitt family genealogical society.
Leavitt Partners
Leavitt Partners is a consulting firm created by Michael O. Leavitt to advise clients in the health care and food safety sectors. The firm is also involved in helping the states implement the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly known as "ObamaCare."
Electoral history
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Thursday, December 19th, 2013 Edition of The Daily Standard
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CELINA - A bill giving a majority of Ohio adoptees access to their adoption records is expected to be signed into law today by Gov. John Kasich.
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James C. Garman, 87, a former Celina resident, passed away Dec. 17, 2013, at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Louisville, Ky.
He had resided in Frakes, Ky. for the last 22 years and had recently moved to Elizabethtown, Ky . . .
Richard Dean Huffman, 67, Celina, passed away at 1 a.m. on Dec. 18, 2013, at his residence with his family.
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Hello all, I recently received letters from JSP regarding their move to a new location. I went back and looked at my original orders (for 3 knives) and found I had placed them back in 1997-1998. I was quoted 2-2.5yr delivery but haven't seen anything yet. I was wondering if anyone here has received any custom work from JSP in the past few months? Is he even completeing custom work anymore? I'm pushing a 5-6yr wait already and am a little more than fed-up with it considering deposits were non-refundable.
If you have a question about your oreder just send him an email, he will get back to you quickly.
James Piorek
Dear Marauder 220 and everyone who has a JSP True Custom system deposit paid order/'s with me... Anyone desiring a refund of their deposit/'s are welcome to call me and request it, in all 15+ years I have always answered my phone and e-mails... The NEW SHOP number 406-889-5510 I will happily yet appologiticly accomidate. I make no excuses for my personal errors of my past... only offering corrections to the best of my ability.
As has always been.. I welcome all calls.
As many already know I have stopped accepting deposits on the JSP True Custom systems as of Feb. 2000 for this very reason... all future True Custom orders, (once this original list has been completed)... all following orders will be completed within a few months time frame.
I appreciate everyones patience,... for those who choose to continue to wait, you'll be receiving some of my best works at the original pricing, as I have evolved over this time. Minor system upgrades have also occured over this time of which will be included at no additional charge. Value of systems further increase do to price increases.
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This is the latest costume I've made – Morgana, from the show Merlin. This was meant to be worn at Supanova this weekend, but due to a major public transport failure we never got there. So instead, we just swanned around the park. This costume is lovely to wear!
I already had the purple dress, as it was my Donna Noble/Lady Fair costume.The only change I made was to add appliques to the bodice.
I used the same pattern (McCalls 6141), with some modifications, to make the chiffon overdress. I used gold lace to trim the sleeves, and found a jeweled buckle to cover the velcro that holds it together.The last picture I've put up is one of the real costume from the show, for those who don't know it.
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Nov 4, 2014, 03.23 AMby Kirsten Bradshaw
How'd you do the overdress?
Nov 11, 2012, 11.44 AMby Mary Athey
great job and its lovely on you, its very like the origonal xx
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Nov 12, 2012, 12.10 PMby Ezzles
Thanks! I just wish I could find a belt like hers now…
Nov 11, 2012, 05.57 AMby MojoHollz
nice work! I have never seen the show but I like the costume. I love laces and fancy trims but I don't get a chance to use them very often. Great job :)
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Nov 12, 2012, 12.10 PMby Ezzles
Thanks! I don't get to use lace often either, but it's so pretty!


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Charleston, S.C. is like no other city in the Carolinas – port city, beacon for history buffs and poster child for gracious living. It was founded in 1670 by English colonists, and its plantation-based economy flourished in the years before the Civil War.
Unlike other towns, it has retained, even deified, its past. Other cities may tell you that local patriots were imprisoned by the British during the Revolution; Charleston can show you where, in the basement of the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon on East Bay Street.
It's not all Old World ambiance, magnolias and pastel-colored mansions, however. Just as there are hidden architectural jewels around every corner, there are other discoveries awaiting a couple with time to browse. Antique and jewelry shops, confectioners and a multitude of restaurants line the narrow downtown streets.
Outside of town there's more history, beaches where a couple can stroll practically alone this time of year, a renowned golf and tennis resort, and a plantation that in February and March is a backdrop for thousands of blooming red, white and pink camellias.
Cuisine The many good restaurants owe a lot to a stellar gastronomic past; You could get cocktails with an elegant meal in Charleston when the rest of the state was determinedly dry. They also owe a lot to proximity: The Atlantic is just outside the door, and in the mild climate (Charleston averages 7 degrees warmer than Charlotte), Lowcountry farms have a long growing season. One restaurant, Husk, insists on serving only food grown south of the Mason-Dixon Line.
Other choices that offer something a little different: - Hominy Grill rightly famed for its emphasis on Southern food. Where else can you get a cocktail called Cheerwine Negroni? (Aperol, gin, sweet vermouth and Cheerwine.) -McCrady's serving elegant meals in a building that George Washington once visited. Like Husk, its sister restaurant, its kitchen is presided over by James Beard Award-winning chef Sean Brock. - The Wreck. Across the Cooper River in neighboring Mount Pleasant, it may be the only restaurant in the Carolinas with no exterior sign. A "red nun," or channel marker, suffices, since the locals who eat there already know where it is. It's on Shem Creek, where moored shrimp boats make a postcard scene. - Locklear's Restaurant, on the Folly Beach pier southeast of the city. Not a snack spot, but a full-fledged restaurant that has a sister establishment in Mount Pleasant. She-crab soup, homemade key lime pie and other delights are served inside or out. - The Charleston Grill, in the Charleston Place Hotel complex occupying the block between Meeting and King Streets. The elegance of the dinner-time jazz matches the menu. - The annual Lowcountry Oyster Roast at Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant, billed as South Carolina's premier outdoor social event. Crowds queue up Jan. 29 to enjoy steaming platefuls on the Spanish-moss-draped grounds. -The Charleston Food and Wine Festival, March 1-4. Marion Square is given over to tents offering food samplings, competitions, book signings, celebrity chefs and winemakers. Parties continue afterward at restaurants.
Entertainment Music ranges from The Charleston Grill's jazz to the blues, Americana and bluegrass of the Blind Tiger Pub in an 1803 building on Broad Street. Coming up soon is the Feb. 10-21 Southern Comfort Lowcountry Blues Bash, when a wide range of musicians – electric, acoustic, new talent and established performers – will play at more than 20 venues including clubs, restaurants, hotels, libraries and churches.
The Past The east end of Folly Island is a great place for picking up large, intact sand dollars, but you'll also encounter history here.
Gaze to the north and you see an 1876 lighthouse entirely surrounded by water. It's the Morris Island lighthouse, which guided ships into the harbor for nearly a century. It was a half-mile inland when built, but erosion has erased the shoreline so that the nonfunctional lighthouse is now more than 1,600 feet out at sea.
Morris Island was also where the bloody battle depicted in the movie "Glory" took place. The film, starring Matthew Broderick, Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington, recounted the assault on the island's Confederate-held Fort Wagner by the African-American soldiers of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry.
Sports Kiawah Island, south of the city, is home to the Kiawah Island Golf Resort, where the 54th PGA Championship will be played on the Pete-Dye-designed Ocean Course in August. Following the dunes alongside the Atlantic, the course is one of five designed by Dye, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Fazio and Gary Player.
Kiawah Resort is also known for its tennis facilities and its unspoiled surroundings. Lodging includes a luxury hotel, The Sanctuary, and rental villas, private homes and condos.
Nature, Tamed Hundreds of varieties of white, pink and red camellias are getting ready to bloom against a backdrop of live oaks and Spanish moss at Middleton Place plantation on Ashley River Road.
The formal gardens' annual Camellia Walks will be each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Feb. 11-March 24.
Nature, Wild On Feb. 4, a guided canoe tour sets off through the marshes of several former plantations that make up Caw Caw Nature and History Interpretative Center about 20 minutes south of Charleston in Ravenel, on U.S. 17 South. As you leisurely paddle through the irrigation canals of the former rice fields, a duck, a great blue heron or even an anhinga may fly up in front of you. Watch for bald eagles in the tops of trees, and don't forget your bug repellent.
An even more romantic Sunset/Moonrise Tour is set for April 5. It leaves at 5:30 p.m., cruises through former rice fields, and ends up with paddlers watching the moon rise over Tea Farm Creek. On this one, says Caw Caw facilities manager Thomas Thornton, "We try not to talk too much and just let people enjoy the scenery."
Best view
A 21st century architectural jewel is the crowning glory of 17th century Charleston, and a perfect spot to end a romantic journey.
The Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge over the Cooper River includes a walkway for strollers, joggers and cyclists that's separate from the traffic lanes. Hugely popular, it's something of a steel park for Charlestonians, who can be seen traversing it day and night. Climb to its high point (the bridge is 2 1/2 miles long and 186 feet above the Cooper River) just before sunset. There you'll find a resting area with benches.
As you look out over the harbor, you can watch the colors of the sky fade and lights begin to come on in the city and the occasional ship below.
Charleston is so much more than its beaches – consider an off-season journey to explore the many romantic spots of this Southern city.
More Info ExploreCharleston.com(Charleston Area CVB) charlestonfoodandwine.com www.middletonplace.org www.kiawahresort.com www.boonehallplantation.com www.ccprc.com/goonline (Caw Caw tour reservations) www.bluesbash.com www.wreckrc.com www.hominygrill.com www.mccradysrestaurant.com www.charlestongrill.com www.huskrestaurant.com locklearsrestaurant.com/beachcitygrill www.blindtigercharleston.com


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Not all forms of protein are created equal as to the environmental and health implications of raising and consuming them. A 2011 assessment by the non-profit Environmental Working Group (EWG) found that "different meats and different production systems have varying health, climate and other environmental impacts."
The quantity of chemical fertilizers, fuel and other "production inputs" used, the differences in soil conditions and production systems and the extent to which best practices such as cover cropping, intensive grazing or manure management are implemented all affect the amount of greenhouse gas emissions a meat product is responsible for generating. To wit, lamb, beef, cheese, pork and farmed salmon raised "conventionally" (e.g. with inputs including hormones and antibiotics and feed derived from crops grown with chemical pesticides and fertilizers) were determined by EWG to generate the most greenhouse gases.
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According to EWG, conventionally raised lamb, beef, cheese and pork also generate more polluting waste, pound for pound. Of these, lamb has the greatest impact, followed by beef and then by cheese—so vegetarians who eat dairy aren't off the hook. "Beef has more than twice the emissions of pork, nearly four times more than chicken and more than 13 times as much as vegetable proteins such as beans, lentils and tofu," summarizes EWG.
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Butch コサブロウ Kosaburō | |
Butch of Team Rocket | |
Gender | Male |
Eye color | Brown |
Hair color | Green |
Hometown | Unknown |
Region | Kanto |
Trainer class | Agent |
Member of | Team Rocket |
Rank | Agent |
Partner | Cassidy |
Anime debut | The Breeding Center Secret |
English voice actor | Eric Stuart (4Kids) Billy Beach (TPCi) |
Japanese voice actor | Takehito Koyasu |
Butch (Japanese: コサブロウ Kosaburō) is one half of the Team Rocket duo that occasionally runs across Ash and his friends in the Pokémon anime.
Butch was a recruit in the Team Rocket Academy to become an official member of Team Rocket. During a test he took, Butch along with Cassidy and Raticate as his partners have become the top group of trainees in the Blue Team. He and his partners compete with the Red Team on catching the red-colored Snorlax. Even though neither side managed to do so, they were made into official teams.
Butch's first non-flashback onscreen appearance was in The Breeding Center Secret where he was in disguise as a worker in a Five-Star Breeding Center he and Cassidy built. They managed to get many Pokémon due to their scheme including Misty's Psyduck and James's Weepinbell. Ash, his friends enter the breeding center so Misty can retrieve her Psyduck, only to find out that it is fake. Butch overhears Todd's camera flash and investigates only to find out that it was Pikachu's electricity. Jessie, James and Meowth enter the breeding center to rob the Pokémon there. However, they were caught along with Ash and the others. He chases them with James retrieving his Weepinbell which evolved into Victreebel. The group, save for Misty, Pikachu and Togepi, get trapped in a cage set up by Butch and Cassidy. Butch takes the camera to have the seven framed for breaking in. Officer Jenny arrives and has the caged people sent away until Misty arrived and shows her the truth. Butch is then defeated by Ash's Bulbasaur and gets arrested by Officer Jenny.
Butch returns in Pikachu Re-Volts where it was revealed that he had gotten out of jail and took a Drowzee that was with him and Cassidy in the fake breeding center. He goes on Mandarin Island to do business. Butch orders the Drowzee to hypnotize the Pokémon to turn against their Trainers. Ash and his friends have Jessie and James work with them to get the Pokémon back. They managed to infiltrate their base, with Ash and the others demanding Butch and Cassidy to give them back the Pokémon. It was no use as Butch once again orders Drowzee to make the hypnotized Pokémon attack their Trainers. Ash forces his Pikachu to attack him in order for the attack to hit the machine. As the machine was destroyed, all of the possessed Pokémon were free and Butch and Cassidy were arrested again.
Butch builds a Day Care in The Fortune Hunters and disguises himself as one of the owners. He gives away Fortune Telling books that will tell each Trainer which Pokémon they present. Similar to the fake breeding center earlier, Trainers can drop of one of their Pokémon off. Jessie and James go to the Day Care to steal the Pokémon there. However, they get stopped by the owners who reveal their disguises and get tied up in the process, only for them to escape. Misty goes to the Day Care to find out about her Pokémon type but finds out that it was a fake Day Care as part of the Team Rocket duo's scheme to steal Pokémon. Butch manages to catch Misty and her friends from freeing the caged Pokémon. Butch sends out Primeape which manages to defeat her Staryu. The Team Rocket trio come in with James in his Moltres costume. Butch tells him that his fortune was not real. Afterwards, he has his Primeape finish off Jessie, James and Meowth with Cassidy's Raticate blasting them off. Butch then notices Ash, Misty and Brock trying to free the Pokémon. He and Cassidy battle them but are defeated. Afterwards, Officer Jenny takes them away.
During the Lugia arc, Dr. Namba assigns Butch to capture said Pokémon. He does so by creating a Lugia decoy and manages to capture the child Lugia. With the younger Lugia captured, Dr. Namba has Butch capture the parent Lugia using the child as bait. The parent Lugia falls for it but is stopped by Ash's and Ritchie's Pikachu. Butch is prepared and uses a contraption invented by Dr. Namba to make a Pokémon go in rage. Butch tries it on his Hitmontop and his Hitmontop successfully defeats the heroes's Cyndaquil and Charmeleon, and catches the parent Lugia without any interference. The gang is also captured as well. In Team Rocket's base, Butch and Cassidy have a rematch with Ash and Ritchie using Pikachu and Sparky, respectively. The contraptions on the opposing side's Pokémon are removed and get defeated by the Pikachu. After their defeat, the duo have a rematch with their rivals in Team Rocket. It becomes a tie as both sides manage to free the parent Lugia and get blasted off.
Butch becomes a recurring antagonist in Pokémon Chronicles, often capturing certain Pokémon for Dr. Namba's R project. So far, he has made various attempts to capture rare and unseen Pokémon but fails every time.
Hoenn/Kanto Battle Frontier
Butch appears in True Blue Swablu during Meowth's boss fantasy when he was shown failing. He cameos in The Scheme Team where he was seen on a motorized scooter and a jet pack. Butch then appears in The Ole' Berate and Switch! where he hosts a fake tournament and sides with Jessie after she temporarily leaves James and Meowth. Their plan was found out by the heroes and were sent blasting off.
Butch appeared in Sleight of Sand!, where he is in his Rhyhorn robot and tries to capture a Hippowdon. However, he was stopped by Hippowdon, Hippopotas, Ash and his friends.
Butch's partner is Cassidy, and she is one of the few that usually manages to get his name right, much to his frustration. In one of the most famous running gags in the anime series, everyone else calls him either "Biff", "Bill", "Buffy", "Bob", "Hutch", "Butcher", "Patch", "Botch", "Chuck", "Footch" or "Hootch" among others (コサンジ Kosanji in Japanese). Sometimes when she gets it right, he, by habit, tries to correct her and ends up calling himself the incorrect name. This, of course, annoys him to no end, so much so in the Pokémon Chronicles episode Training Daze he said in frustration, "That does it, I am changing my name."
Giovanni and Dr. Namba recognize Butch and Cassidy as higher-ranked members than Jessie, James and Meowth. This was shown in when Butch and Cassidy were given many tasks that Jessie and James weren't informed about and were given cool gadgets that were useful to any Team Rocket member.
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Primeape debuted in The Fortune Hunters, and was Butch's first revealed Pokémon. In the episode, it defeated Misty's Staryu in battle, and managed to single-handedly send Jessie and James blasting off. However, it was eventually defeated by the combined efforts of Poliwhirl, Totodile, and Pikachu.
Primeape's known moves are DynamicPunch and Thrash. | ||
Debut | The Fortune Hunters | |
Voice actors | ||
Japanese | ||
English | Michael Haigney |
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Hitmontop debuted in The Mystory Is History. Butch gave a headband invented by Professor Namba to him, which made Hitmontop angry. This allowed him to hone his skills and made him unstoppable until the headband stopped working. Hitmontop used this headband again in A Parent Trapped! and A Promise Is A Promise, where he was used by Butch to battle Ash and Sparky as well as Jessie and James in order to stop them from taking back the captured Lugia.
Hitmontop appeared again in Showdown at the Oak Corral, where he battled against Professor Oak, Tracey, and Delia. His last appearance was in Putting the Air Back in Aerodactyl!, where he went up against Gary's Umbreon and Crystal's Ivysaur in a failed attempt to capture a wild Aerodactyl. Hitmontop's known moves are Rolling Kick, Rapid Spin and Triple Kick. | ||
Debut | The Mystery is History | |
Voice actors | ||
Japanese | Kōichi Sakaguchi | |
English | Michael Haigney |
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Mightyena debuted in Oaknapped, where it went up against Tracey's Scyther and Ritchie's Taillow alongside Cassidy's Sableye. It appeared again in A Date With Delcatty, where it battled Casey's Meganium. Its last appearance was in Luvdisc is a Many Splendored Thing, where it battled Luverin and ended up accidentally blasting off Butch and Cassidy with a Hyper Beam. It was Butch's first known Hoenn Pokémon.
Mightyena's known moves are Bite, Hyper Beam, Tackle and Iron Tail. | ||
Debut | Oaknapped | |
Voice actors | ||
Japanese | Katsuyuki Konishi | |
English | Katsuyuki Konishi |
Butch's Cloyster | | |
Butch's Cloyster made its appearance in The Search for the Legend. It was used along with Cassidy's Tentacruel in their attempt of capturing and stealing Moltres.
Cloyster's only known move is Water Gun. | ||
Debut | The Search for the Legend | |
Voice actors | ||
Japanese | Kōichi Sakaguchi | |
English | Michael Haigney |
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Butch's Shuckle debuted in Sleight of Sand!, where it battled James's Carnivine. In the midst of their battle, it was taken out by Ash's Pikachu and a wild Hippopotas.
Shuckle's only known move is Sludge Bomb. | ||
Debut | Sleight of Sand! | |
Voice actors | ||
Japanese | Daisuke Sakaguchi | |
English | Bill Rogers |
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These Pokémon were temporarily controlled by Butch and Cassidy for another scheme using Drowzee to hypnotize them.
They include: Pikachu, Togepi, Meowth, Arbok, Lickitung, Weezing, Victreebel, Wartortle, Vulpix, Mankey, Primeape, Growlithe, Poliwag, Ponyta, Magnemite, Grimer, Kingler, Voltorb, Hitmonchan, Seaking, Starmie, Electabuzz, Magikarp, Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon. Pikachu and Togepi were the first to get hypnotized including a whole lot more and suddenly they just disappear. Then next is Meowth which Team Rocket follow and discover their base as their Pokémon turn against them too. When Ash, Misty, Tracey and Officer Jenny find the base the Pokémon attack with numerous moves. Ash has an idea and makes Pikachu uses Electric moves making it angry, Ash then stands near Drowzee and Pikachu shocks him and the machine stopping Drowzee and stopping the trance. The controlled Pokémon's known moves are: Flamethrower (used by Flareon, Growlithe, Ponyta and Vulpix), Water Gun (used by Seaking, Starmie, Vaporeon and Wartortle), Thunderbolt (used by Electabuzz, Jolteon and Magnemite), and Selfdestruct (used by Voltorb). | ||
Debut | Pikachu Re-Volts |
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In Pikachu Re-Volts, Butch and Cassidy used Drowzee to brainwash Pokémon into turning against their Trainers and obeying Butch and Cassidy. Ash's Pikachu was one of the Pokémon affected. Butch and Cassidy revealed that they stole Drowzee from their fake breeding center. Following their arrest, it is not confirmed if Drowzee was returned to its official Trainer.
Drowzee's known moves are Hypnosis, Psychic, Teleport, Mega Punch, and Metronome. | ||
Debut | Pikachu Re-Volts | |
Voice actors | ||
Japanese | ||
English | Eric Stuart |
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Delibird was delivering the Poké Ball containing Aggron to Butch, but it mistakenly gave it to James. Delibird returned later and reclaimed the Poké Ball. It is assumed Aggron was delivered to Butch successfully.
Aggron's known moves are Mega Punch, Hyper Beam, and Water Pulse. | ||
Debut | Grating Spaces | |
Voice actors | ||
Japanese | ||
English | Billy Beach |
Briefly used
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Butch appears to have access to Cassidy's Raticate, as seen in The Ole' Berate and Switch. | ||
Debut | The Breeding Center Secret | |
Voice actors | ||
Japanese | Yūji Ueda | |
English | Billy Beach |
In the games
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Butch, along with Cassidy, only appears in the spin-off game Pokémon Puzzle League, as the opponents in the Spa Service Bonus Stage.
Voice actors
Language | Name | Origin |
Japanese | コサブロウ Kosaburō | From 三郎 Saburō, third son. Reflective of Kojirō and 二郎 Jirō, second son, as a means to signify his lower standing. |
English, French, German, Italian |
Butch | From Butch Cassidy, an American outlaw. |
Korean | 로젠 Rozen | Similar to James's name. |
Chinese | 小三郎 Xiǎo Sānláng | From 小三郎 Kosaburō. |
Members of Team Rocket | |
Bosses: | Giovanni (anime • Adventures • Pocket Monsters) |
Executives: | Archer • Ariana • Petrel • Proton |
Trios: |
Jessie, James, & Meowth (JJM) Koga, Lt. Surge, & Sabrina (Triad*) Ken, Al, & Harry (TRET) Carr, Sird*, & Orm (T3B) |
Duos: | Butch & Cassidy • Attila & Hun • Annie & Oakley* |
Others: |
Executives • Scientists • Grunts • Rocket Brothers • Gideon • Dr. Fuji Domino • Iron-Masked Marauder • Tyson • Wendy • Dr. Namba Sebastian • Viper • Mondo • Pierce • Dr. Zager • Christopher Miyamoto • Rocket Scout • Matori • Kaede • Blaine* |
This article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of the Pokémon anime. |


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By: Wendy Woerner
When I got married over 17 years ago, I did not know that much about cooking. I had made a couple of meals 'from scratch', but the rest consisted of opening a can, box, or bag. Through trial and error, a little bit of 'talent' passed down from my mom and aunts, and many blessings from God, I have learned how to really cook from scratch. Getting creative in the kitchen is something I now truly enjoy. I prepare meals daily for my family of seven, and I would like to share some helpful tips with you today!
1) When preparing a dish such as potato salad, pot pie, or potato soup, roast your potatoes and onions in the oven first. Simply dice the potatoes and onions, place on a cookie sheet, drizzle with olive oil, and add salt, pepper, and other seasonings as preferred. Stir gently. Make sure the potatoes and onions are in a single layer on your cookie sheet and bake at 400 degrees for 25-30 minutes. Prepare the rest of your dish as usual. The benefits to this method are the unique and delicious flavor that roasting the potatoes and onions together lends to your dish and the potatoes come out of the oven perfectly tender, so no more 'mashed' potato salad!
2) 'Convenience' foods such as pop tarts, muffins, and cereal bars are cheaper and healthier if made from scratch at home. Recipes are easily adjusted to suit allergy needs or if you'd like to throw in oats, wheat flour, or nuts to increase the 'health' factor. Double or triple your batches and freeze the 'extras'. Do this a couple of times and you will have a stockpile in your freezer. Plus, they are easy to grab on busy mornings or as a quick snack. Pop in the microwave for about 30 seconds and they are ready-to-eat! Try my delicious Dairy-Free Oatmeal Apple-Cinnamon Muffins, featured over at Managing Your Blessings .
3) If your family is not real big on grabbing vegetables or fruits to go with the meals they prepare for themselves, leave a tray of fresh fruit on the counter. Dice or slice vegetables and store them in easily accessible bags in the fridge. This makes it much easier for your tweens and teens to grab a healthy snack or side to a meal. They will also have a more difficult time justifying not putting a healthy choice on their plates if you can just hand them a bag from which to select an already prepared fruit or veggie!
4) When preparing spaghetti, set the timer according to the package instructions. When the timer 'dings', scoop out a noodle and toss it at your microwave door or the refrigerator. 😉 If it sticks, the noodles are ready to serve. If not, boil for 2 more minutes and try again!
5) Add ALL of the ingredients to your pot, bowl, or pan! This may seem like a no-brainer, but with 5 kids around all day (we homeschool) our kitchen can get quite loud and distracting. More than once I have experienced a 'fail' in the kitchen due to leaving out an ingredient. Double-check the list just to make sure!
6) Get your kids into the kitchen to help you! Even at a very young age….12-18 months…..children love to help and are capable. Have a safe stool available or bring everything down to a lower table so your littlest ones can work comfortably. Allow them to add ingredients such as raisins to cookies, to sift the flour, or break an egg if they are a bit older. This will help all of you to connect over what could be a chore, and an added benefit is that your children are learning necessary life skills early on. By the time they are ready to get out on their own, they will also be ready to feed themselves, and their friends, well!
7) If you are a dairy-free family, do not fear, you can still enjoy some of your favorites, with a twist. We recently began the dairy-free journey and, besides not finding a good substitute for cheese yet, it has been relatively painless, at least for me. My 9 year old may offer a different opinion if asked! For breads and soups, I have found that the easiest solution is to simply replace the cow's milk with rice, almond, or coconut milk in equal amounts in my recipes. I personally feel this actually lends more moisture to food items such as muffins and breads. Butter is easily replaced with a non-dairy version, such as that sold by Earth Balance. It is available in both the tub and stick variety, found in the organic section of my local grocery store. Coconut oil also works well, though I reduce the amount by about a third to make sure the recipe is not too oily.
Please let me know if you've got tips of your own to share. I'm always ready to learn how to save time in the kitchen, to try a new recipe, or to employ a new cooking method! Connect with me on Facebook or find me at Southern Test Kitchen, testing and sharing recipes. Be sure to say "Hello" while you're there!
Wendy is a homeschooling mama to five who loves to encourage others along the homeschooling journey. She also considers herself a 'foodie' and is always ready to try a new recipe in the kitchen. You will find Wendy writing about homeschooling, food, and other life events on her blog, Following in His Footsteps. She has also recently begun a new venture with Southern Test Kitchen. Be sure to visit and connect with her on Facebook and Twitter, too!


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The Gluten-Free Menu Swap is being hosted this week by Gluten-Free Sox, so head on over for some great menu-planning ideas...
Passover starts next Sunday. In our household, we celebrate Shabbat on Fridays and major holidays, but, not being Jewish, I don't fast on Yom Kippur and don't purge my house of chametz (which does actually include some things that the gluten-free do eat) before Passover. We don't, however, serve ham at our seders--all the food there is above board and kosher for Passover. Gluten-Free Bay's Passover Roundup 2007 has great resources and recipes whether or not you'll be heading to a seder soon!
This year, we're going to a record number of seders: three! To all three, I'll take gluten-free mock matzo, and I'll take the tzimmes dish below to the first one. I'm on the list for a dessert for seder #2, and I'm looking for a yummy, not-t00-bad-for-you dessert that TRAVELS. We'll be driving 10 hours the day of the seder. Any ideas?
Sunday: turkey chili, apples and kale, cornbread
Monday: Chipotle Macaroni and Cheese, salad
Tuesday: Black Bean Burgers, mashed butternut squash, kasha and onions
Wednesday: mac n' cheese redux
Thursday: more bean burgers!
Friday: pizza, salad
Saturday: We're taking Winter Squash-Chicken Tzimmes to a pre-seder seder
Monday, April 14, 2008
3 comments:
- Angela said...
Wow! I am going to have to try the matzo recipe. My kids used to really like matzo back in the day...
Thank you so much for sharing!
angelaskitchen.com - April 16, 2008 at 11:11 PM
- Sally Parrott Ashbrook said...
Mmmm that chipotle mac'n'cheese sounds really tasty.
- April 17, 2008 at 10:11 AM
- Faye said...
I too, am going to try that matzo recipe. I think that matzo is one of the foods I really miss at Passover. My sister Ellen, of I Am Gluten Free (www.iamglutenfree.blogspot.com) posted some interesting recipes yesterday for the holidays. You might want to take a peek! Enjoy your holiday...
www.glutenfreeforme.blogspot.com - April 17, 2008 at 12:26 PM
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The end of the week! ...I managed to survive another week pushing my self to the limits of my capacity...working 11hr/days and training for another 2-3 hrs is very tough but i dont have another option at this point other than keep moving foward. Wed, this past week was specially tough...i felt like a walking zombie all day....I took 2 extra serving of PROTOCOL at work to see if that would help me feel better...Tough day for sho!
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How to plan the future with HIVAug 25, 2011 Dear Dr. Bob, First of all many thanks for all the information that you are sharing, it is a great help for a lot of us! In my case I am HIV infected for a year now. Things are ok my CD4 count was in March 2011 1429 and I had a viral load of 110. Both still pretty good. Slowly I am changing my lifestyle. We have a son and I want to be around as long as I can. The only thing I think I am suffering from is a bit more fatigue but for the rest I feel pretty much the same still. What more can I do to stay healthy as long as I can. I am confused about a few things: - My stressful work is taking a lot. Should I change to something easier to stay healthy longer? - Should I think about starting medicine to even cut down further on my viral load? If not what would be the time to start thinking about therapy. I wrote before but maybe my question was not as clear. I hope you will find time to answer, I am concerned that I am not knowing everything to live a healthy working life as is possible. We need our income but could do with less money longer. How do I stay healthy and in the race.... Best regards, Jules (From Belgium) |
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Many biological detergents contain wool-eating enzymes. Never use biological detergents or stain removers on Wool, Silk or Cashmere fibres because the enzymes will literally digest the fabric and you may end up with unsightly holes!
Afraid not. Those that contain bleach will lead to progressive fading and may weaken the fabric, again leading to holes.
Wool and natural fibre detergents are available at all supermarkets. Many sell Woolmark-approved own brand products. Other good brands include Dreft, Persil Silk and Wool, Woolite, Stergene and Ecover Wool Wash.
Most of our knitwear is machine washable, there are some newer styles that are hand wash only. Please see wash label for washing instructions.
REMEMBER: to increase the life of your WoolOvers, use a slow spin (600 rpm or less) and a low temperature (30° max.) to avoid stretching, shrinking and matting of the fibres.
Our cotton blends will be fine in your tumble dryer, but avoid direct heat on the woollens. These should be reshaped and allowed to dry naturally.
TIP: Keep them supported to maintain their shape, a broad banister can be ideal, or simply lay flat, ensuring you rotate it.
Shipping method | Price | Free Shipping on | Shipping time (approx) |
Standard | $7.00 | orders over $50 | 10 working days from dispatch |
Super Standard DPD (Tracked) | $12.00 | 7 working days from dispatch (Excludes PO Boxes) | |
Express DPD (Tracked) | $20.00 | 5 working days from dispatch (Excludes PO Boxes) |
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