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Saturday, September 8, 2012
The Friday Night Fish Fry
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- Ed the house chef said...
I love fish & chips, my grandmother was british and introduced me to them and a young age. I have no fry stories except for one. The first time I deep-fried a turkey. I won't go into details because there just isn't enough space. The final result was delicious as you would expect. The interim however almost had me in the hospital. I pre-measured all my oil like I'm supposed to but the turkey was just too big for the pot I was using and I ended up standing in a large fireball, losing the hair on my arms all while the party I was cooking for stood safely behind the sliding glass door and laughed.
- September 8, 2012 at 12:21 PM
- Atticus said...
In SW PA Friday fish fries during Lent are key. I forget the exact numbers but years ago one volunteer fire fighter told me "we do about 1/2 of our yearly fund raising from those fish fries" in those four weeks. The odd part is, the food is not that good, and kinda over priced, but everyone goes. The lines can get really long. I guess it is a community thing from days gone by?
- September 8, 2012 at 1:07 PM
- Chris K. said...
Friday night fish fries are a remnant of the Roman Catholic dietary observance: no meat on Fridays. It's a sin! For whatever archaic reason, the Papacy doesn't consider fish to be meat. And the upstate/western regions of NY were populated by a lot of Catholic immigrants (Irish, Italian, etc.). So there ya go.
My go-to deep frying utensil at home is a 6-quart Dutch oven. The biggest challenge with deep frying at home is maintaining the oil's temperature stability, and cast iron seems to work the best (although it's far from perfect). Those namby-pamby counter top electric deep fryers are a worthless, messy waste of time.
- September 8, 2012 at 1:46 PM
- Chibby said...
It's because of Catholicism.I still don't understand how people can not classify fish as a meat.It's the flesh of an animal.
- September 8, 2012 at 2:03 PM
Long story short, Chef, people eat fish on Friday to avoid eating meat in order to remember Jesus Christ's suffering at the cross. It is a disciplined diet observed by the Christianity faith.
Catholics must not necessarily eat fish on Fridays. They just must abstain from eating the flesh of meat on Fridays of Lent (obligatory), or all other Fridays if they don't choose some other form of penance.
This being said, you can go vegetarian for Friday, as example.
Keep it up with your recipe and with the amazing "and as always, enjoy" !
- September 8, 2012 at 2:25 PM
- Chef John said...
Yes, as a former catholic I know the fish/Friday thing, but was more wondering about this specific dish's local popularity. ;)
- September 8, 2012 at 3:01 PM
- Monica said...
Very little of US culinary cooking on the east coast is original they are all variations on what they brought with them from the old world. The Brit's have eaten battered fish for centuries and mashed potatoes was often served over chips(french fries)because you can use left over boiled potatoes, no not a New England original. Add to that the East Coast was invaded by migrants from Europe where fish and Friday were synonymous (for the reason stated by Paul).
- September 8, 2012 at 3:06 PM
This reminds me of fish n' chips from Sausalito in the 70s - H. Salt Esquire was the name of the place. Makes my mouth water just looking at it. Hope you do a video on how to make the batter.
- September 8, 2012 at 3:48 PM
I use a dutch oven too with a candy thermometer, but retaining the right temperature isn't easy on the stove top.
Here in Buffalo, as I recall, the fish was always breaded before we "discovered" beer batter and when Lake Erie fish was still considered safe, the fish on your plate was yellow pike (walleye) or blue pike, now extinct. Today it's usually haddock and it's always served with fries or some other choice of potato, cole slaw, lemon and tartar sauce.
Chef, that picture alone is making my mouth water and it's six days until Friday!
- September 8, 2012 at 4:17 PM
- Vanssmomc said...
Live in Rochester, NY and you are so very right, it is definitely a staple for Friday night dinners here in western NY. Our local favorite is a restaurant called Charlie's in Ontario and also Webster, NY. Some restaurants do beer batter, some are breaded, but either way, we love our fish frys!!
- September 8, 2012 at 5:37 PM
Fish, chips, mushy peas and tartar sauce, you can't beat it. Not so much now but in the UK this would be a normal Friday night teatime treat. Mother would send me up the chip shop to get it and halve the town would be there as well!
- September 8, 2012 at 6:33 PM
- Rick Glos said...
This is also a right of passage in Wisconsin where typically Walleye caught from numerous local lakes all over the state, is served at Friday Night Fish Fry's all over the state - there are also many deviations of this - pan fish; bluegill, sunfish, perch, etc.
- September 8, 2012 at 7:17 PM
- Food Junkie said...
The best fish and chips I have ever had have been served in Victoria, B.C. There are a couple of spots, like Barb's that serve large, thick pieces of fish perfectly fried in batter. I've had none better anywhere.
- September 8, 2012 at 8:07 PM
Yes, it is a catholic thing. It was always a good tradition because it forced different food and recipes. In our area fish fry is breaded LAKE Perch, always lake perch. Yum.
- September 8, 2012 at 10:07 PM
- Matt Zielinski said...
Chef John, I actually just went for a Fish Fry yesterday at a place in Lackawanna, NY on Abbott Road down the street from the Bills Stadium. Their fish is great there, but they do a few things differently that I quite enjoy.
First of all, they don't use haddock. I'm actually not sure what they use (it might be whitefish, though I would think that's kinda cost prohibitive.) Also the fish is breaded, not battered, but to me it's always less greasy than other places, so I enjoy that. Lastly, is the sides: coleslaw, french fries, macaroni salad, and -- wait for it -- lazy pierogi. Amazing. (Also, this is an AmVets post, so a pint of Yuengling is only $1.50 which may be the best thing of all.)
I know breaded non-haddock may not be the most traditional WNY fish fry, but I grew up with that for years. This place is a slightly different variation that I always enjoy.
- September 8, 2012 at 10:20 PM
I've never been to the States but this looks like a traditional Dutch dish called 'een gebakken' or 'lekkerbekje', perhaps best translated to 'a fried one'. The Dutch origin of the dish would make sense as its NY.
Anyway, for the Dutch 'lekkerbekje' the fish fillet is covered in a batter of flour, milk, water, salt and usually dill or other herbs. The most used fish types are actually low fat, like whiting and atlantic cod.
It's eaten on the market from a paper with some remoulade.
- September 8, 2012 at 10:40 PM
- Chef John said...
Thanks for all the great fish fry info! I had no idea it was so popular elsewhere.
- September 8, 2012 at 10:42 PM
- Unknown said...
I was born and raised in Wisconsin and yes, Friday night Fish Fry is a staple! Usually it was cod, haddock, or as someone else said, a local fresh-caught fish like walleye or perch, and always served with coleslaw and some kind of potato (one local place even served it with potato pancakes with applesauce...mmmm.) Now I live in Texas and mention of "Friday Night" Fish Fry gets me crosseyed looks from anyone born and raised here. Fried catfish is a local staple but not specifically on Friday nights. And I have yet to find haddock ANYWHERE, in stores or in a restaurant...I miss it so much. It's one of the things about Wisconsin I miss the most since I moved down here.
- September 9, 2012 at 12:12 AM
I've been into fishing for about 3 years and I catch a ton of walleye in at my Cabin in Canada. The fish is great and I've tried a bunch of batters but I'd love to see a video of yours to really get a great one I could repeat!
- September 9, 2012 at 2:18 AM
Yes Chef John it seems the fish thing is a common theme on Fridays. Also I know another delicacy served mainly on Fridays is white pudding, which you tend to find in places such as Scotland and Eire.
- September 9, 2012 at 4:44 AM
- PH said...
Chef John, I love any kind of fish fry or rather as I always call it, fried fish. Fish with batter as in fish n chips with tartar sauce is one of my favorites. I also like our local fried fish where we rub the fish with tumeric powder and salt and deep fry it. Would you believe it that I have never fried fish in my whole life? Why? Because I am a scaredy cat when it comes to hot oil splattering from the pan. Arrgh!!! Am looking forwards to your fish fry recipe. Who knows I may conquer my fear and just do it!
- September 10, 2012 at 5:20 AM
Where do I suggest a recipe? There is no twice baked potato recipe on here, amazing! Yes, that is my suggestion!
- September 10, 2012 at 6:19 AM
so is the next video fish fry or Borscht, cause im so hoping fish fry's coming out
- September 10, 2012 at 11:55 AM
I just loves me some fish and chips. Never been to a fish fry. Don't know squat about catholic ism. I'm a heathen, but...I just loves me some fish and chips!
- September 10, 2012 at 5:09 PM
Hi Chef
I just have to leave a comment on this one. First I know your from up Geneva way, we're down in the Southern Tier, down Seneca Lake towards Watkins Glen, Corning and Elmira . You've hit Cornell Chicken,Salt Potatoes, Chicken French,Chicken Spiedies and now the "Fish Fry". Being a good Catholic area we all had to have our fish on Fridays. Down here they have a few twist that maybe your "left coast" friend have never tried. One is Fish Parm, made just like chicken parm, but justing the fried fish instead..maybe over a little angle hair , it's to die for.When we were kid we had to eat Cream Cod over mashed Potatoes(Uck..we were forced to eat that..bad memories. What's next Liver and Onions,love your recipes can't wait for the fish recipe to try.
- September 11, 2012 at 12:01 PM
I'm almost certain you can't grow up black in America without having experienced several fish fries, haha. My dad's black and his family always have fish fries at the park. The men would fish all morning and catch TONS of catfish. They were soooooo good! Just hot sauce and a fork!
- September 12, 2012 at 2:53 AM
If you keep a jar of sourdough starter in your fridge, use that as a batter. The starter is a converted protein that makes for an extra crispy crust. I cut haddock into one inch strips, coat them with sourdough and then a light dusting of flour (I know, that sounds backwards, it's not). Fry in a well seasoned cast iron skillet with 1/8 inch of peanut oil. Use a splash screen as the fish enjoys spitting at you. If you're not in the mood for chips, make some tacos (don't forget a squeeze of lime :)
- September 13, 2012 at 7:05 AM
- Unknown said...
Living in Newfoundland, I'm no stranger to Fish n' Chips, however to get the authentic thing you need to use Cod. It's what the British originally used and it's the only thing we Newfies use. With a side of home-made french fries, potentially doused in either vinegar, or the somewhat odd Dressing and Gravy. The dressing is usually made with a locally grown herb known as savoury by the way, although I'm not sure where you would find that in America (other than through ordering it online). Yes, we Newfoundlander's are strange.
TL;DR Make it with Cod.
- September 13, 2012 at 11:58 AM
Growing up in the 60's in South Texas on the Gulf coast, the Fish Fry was always popular with schools, churches and the fire department for fund raisers. Back then, catfish was considered inedible (it still is ;-) and the fish a choice was usually the salt water Red Fish. The fish was battered with seasoned flour and corn meal and served with fried Hush Puppies. Very different from the traditional fish and chips, but just as tasty... Lee
- September 14, 2012 at 7:43 AM
- William said...
Chef John, you need to do a true Upstate NY fish fry, a Doug's Fish Fry!
- October 20, 2012 at 5:45 PM
In Wisconsin it is a staple from the top of the state down. Friday night is for fish frys. Not just during lent. And EVERY restaurant has it that isn't a specificly geared outfit.(pizza, asian, ect) Brandy old fashions and friday night fish. I love it. I prefer the breaded vs the battered.
- November 4, 2012 at 5:24 AM
- Fiona said...
Hi, I'm in Ireland & have just found your blog & I'm enjoying looking through all your posts. You've given me lots of inspiration for new dishes to try out.
Yes, fish on Fridays was a Catholic thing introduced here & I think because it was forced upon us as children here, an awful lot of people claim to hate fish which is a shame.
I cook & eat alot of fish but one of my favourite ways is either haddock or dover (black) sole in beer batter. Batter was originally used as a protective coating for the fish. It would have been served encased in the batter but this would have been discarded, never eaten. It took quite a long time for people to catch on to actually eating it.
The best beers I've found for this are Coors Light or Budweiser.
My easy batter mix is 12 tablespoons of plain flour, a shake of salt & black pepper, a squeeze of lemon juice & a 330ml bottle of beer. Just whisk it up, dip your fish first in flour & then into the batter & straight into your hot oil.
This mix is thick enough to puff up & go crispy & protect the fish but not so thick as to become doughy. Delicious!!!
- January 30, 2013 at 6:25 PM
- Michael Gifford said...
I'd never heard of "fish fry" until I moved to Buffalo, but I've certainly eaten my fair share of this great dish since arriving a few years ago. I already loved fish and chips, so I was delighted to learn that you can get relatively decent fish fry almost anywhere around here. Would love to learn how to make this from the master.
- February 8, 2013 at 12:57 AM
- mte333 said...
I go out twice a week for fried fish. Always haddock and always a large piece. Doug's near Syracuse NY is the best. Extra tartar sauce, a must. Best in peanut oil.
- March 3, 2014 at 10:12 AM
- Ken Kuhl said...
Okay Chef John! It's been 2 years, let's have a Fish and Chips video recipe! We're waiting.....
- October 26, 2014 at 8:59 PM
- ChadO said...
Chef John, if not now then when?!!!! Please do a fried Haddock post!!! I use your dishes all the time. I need this one in the deck.
- November 1, 2016 at 6:18 PM
- Journey with Passion said...
Thank you Chef John for all of your skills that you share through your videos. Had fried pollack at a restaurant that they would not seeven above medium rare. Can and should pollock be served not flaking and white? Would not eat. Thank you. Hope you enjoyed your spring break.
- March 26, 2017 at 2:35 PM
- Gripper99 said...
Wow. I got my two turkey fryers out and double-fried potatoes for chips in one (5 pounds russets) and 3 1/4 pounds cod, 3 1/4 pounds rock fish in the other. We served a the fish and chips with a cole slaw. Picture perfect, super crunchy and perfectly simple, simply battered fish fried to perfection. Thank you Chef John!
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So, don't look now but after a home stand that can best be described with adjectives such as embarrassing, depressing and maddening (and that's only if one has accepted the challenge of trying to describe it without resorting to profanity) the Angels are looking pretty good again, sweeping the Red Sox at Fenway and starting their battle with Detroit on the right foot. Did they need to get out of town? Did someone finally say just the right thing in a closed door meeting? Are there life sized cut outs of the MLBN analysts who've written the Angels off lurking somewhere in the clubhouse with "You Guys Stink!!" voice bubbles and sectioned, peel away suits and ties? Whatever it is (and if it's that last item, pray that no one decides to tweet photos. *shudders*) I don't care just so long as they keep playing to win, and hopefully continuing to smooth over a few still rough edges as they go.
Ervin Santana, Jered Weaver and Zack Greinke all looked like more like themselves again (in Santana's case, it was his Dr. Ervin self, thankfully 😉 ). Sadly, so did C.J. Wilson – his post All Star Game Break self that is. He's got to find a way to deal with that and he's a smart guy so I still have hope, if not for this season than for next. But the offense picked Wilson up like a good offense should and, in truth, has looked great this whole road trip so far. As for the Bullpen…well…they're trying. Yes, I know, sometimes very. But other times they've been stellar. I still feel like we're in a "roll a pair of D-10s to see if the bullpen self destructs" kind of situation each time a new reliever comes out, but as more of the rolls, so to speak, come up positive so, more and more frequently, does my attitude each time they take the mound. Keep it up guys, it's certainly no longer "a long season" be there's still just enough season left to make a real go of it!
And now for something completely different, we pause for a brief steroid rant…
So, let me get this straight Bartolo Colon. You decide to get stem cell therapy to rejuvenate your arm, a therapy so new and unorthodox that MLB officials are all over it, studying the procedure and checking out the doctors, to make sure it doesn't involve anything that is against the rules. And you have to know that between the new therapy itself, your amazing displays of youthful prowess on the mound and the fact that you keep touting the therapy, MLB will be watching you like a hawk. I would assume there were even extra mandatory drug tests involved but even if they were just the usual number of drug tests, in the middle of all of this you decide that taking outlawed Performance Enhancing Drugs is a smart thing to do?? *facepalm*
Is it just me or does anyone else feel like at this point in our story Rosencrantz and Guildenstern should be piping up with confused, questioning looks and a hearty "it slipped in"? Nah. That would make the "logic" Bartolo applied in arriving at this bonehead decision sound too intelligent. So I'm just going to go back to my original pronouncement over Twitter: Dumbass! And don't even get me started on Melky Cabrera and his "associate". A fake website to prove that the PEDs you took could have been taken accidentally? Only if former U.S. Senator Ted Stevens, he of the imfamous series of tubes, was in charge of the investigation would this have stood a chance in hell of working. But even then an intern or, you know, a child with a few minutes of time on their hands, probably would have figured it out. So, I say thee Dumbass again.
Gentlemen, an old friend has a saying that I particularly like. "If you can't be good, be good at it." Now, when it comes to steroid use, I strongly believe that you should be good and just not take the junk in the first place. However, once you've made the, at least in this case misguided, decision not to be good, could you at least try to be smarter about how you go about doing it?! Because this level of dumb crime would have been rejected by the Scooby Doo staff writers as too unbelievably stupid for the kiddies to buy.


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This book de-mystifies the jargon of webcams and computer processing, and provides detailed hints and tips for imaging the Sun, Moon and planets with a webcam. It demonstrates how inexpensive tools are revolutionizing imaging in amateur astronomy. Anyone with a modest telescope and a webcam can now obtain jaw-dropping lunar and planetary images to rival those taken with mid-range astronomical CCD cameras costing thousands of dollars. A glance through the images in this book shows just what spectacular results can be achieved by using a webcam with your telescope! Your scientific results will be sought by professional astronomers.


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'Omar': a life filled with complications
In Hany Abu-Assad's "Omar," Adam Bakri delivers an assured, charismatic performance as the title character, a young Palestinian man living in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, where he must navigate a vertiginous separation wall and checkpoints simply to visit friends. ("Omar" is the second film from the Palestinian territories to be nominated for an Academy Award; Abu-Assad's brilliant "Paradise Now" was nominated in 2006.)
The daily life of violence and humiliation are eloquently conveyed in Abu-Assad's portrait of West Bank life; and it provides the context, if not justification, for the fact that when Omar meets with his friends, Tarek (Iyad Hoorani) and Amjad (Samer Bisharat), they're plotting to kill Israeli soldiers. "Omar" thus obeys the conventions of the most tragic plot trajectories, here given extra Shakespearean pathos with the addition of a fateful romantic triangle involving Tarek's fetching young sister, Nadia (Leem Lubany).
Abu-Assad also directed the wonderful drama "Rana's Wedding," so it's no surprise that "Omar" has been scrupulously crafted; he evinces a particularly impressive touch with the chase scenes that punctuate this psychological-political thriller. Bakri, a relative newcomer to the big screen, does a superb job of carrying a film in which he appears in nearly every scene; with his baleful expression and chiseled good looks, he succeeds in winning near-instant sympathy from the audience, even when his actions are lamentably impulsive and thoughtless. He also skillfully handles the dark humor that courses through "Omar," whose characters can be relied on to respond to even the most infuriating indignities with mordant one-liners.
It's because Abu-Assad is such a good director that viewers will want more from "Omar," which grows exponentially more complicated as the hidden agendas and betrayals pile up, but still manages to be shockingly simplistic and reductive when it comes to the film's central relationship, between Omar and an Israeli intelligence officer with whom he crosses paths. Especially in light of last year's brilliant documentary "The Gatekeepers," that story line feels thin and woefully under-developed. The result is that "Omar" feels as trapped and enmeshed in hopelessness as the vicious political cycle it depicts.
Palestinian life may not always be "planting hope and social responsibility," as one optimistic billboard proclaims in the background of one scene, but we're long past due for a film that doesn't turn in on itself with bitterness, revenge and reflexive violence. Impotent rage is understandable and can even be cathartic, but there are so many more stories to tell.
Two and a half stars. Unrated. Contains adult themes and scenes of violence and torture. In Arabic with subtitles. 98 minutes.
Ratings Guide: Four stars masterpiece, three stars very good, two stars OK, one star poor, no stars waste of time.


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J. Jenks is a full-time lawyer and part-time purveyor of illegal documents in his fifties. He has worked with Jasper Hale since the late 1980s.
He is portrayed by Wendell Pierce in the second movie adaptation of Breaking Dawn.
Early life
J. Jenks was born sometime in the 1950s, in Seattle, Washington. He is known in certain circles as being one of the best document forgers available. He has worked with Jasper Hale since the late 1980s; his old partner and mentor knew Jasper for fifteen years before him.
He has Max run the downtown office as a contact point for criminals who need legal documents, and conducts legitimate business as "Jason Jenks", an attorney with a fancy office in the skyscraper in Seattle, and as Jason Scott, an attorney with a modest practice in the suburbs.
J. Jenks is aware that the Cullen family are out of the ordinary, having noticed that Jasper never ages, but does not know that they are vampires. Because he is paid well, and because Jasper has manipulated his emotions to ensure his fear of the Cullens, Jenks always gives him top priority and does not talk about his family to others.
Breaking Dawn
In Breaking Dawn, Alice left Jenks's downtown address to Bella, which led her to Max, Jason's agent, who in turn sends her to him. Initially he assumed Bella was Jasper's wife, leading Bella to think that Alice gave her the address and that Jenks had no idea what Alice looked like.
Later on, during the second meeting with Bella, he is told that she is the wife of Jasper's brother, and he wishes her and the rest of the Cullens happiness and health. Bella employs him to forge birth certificates, passports, and a driver's license for Jacob and Renesmee. Over the course of their relationship, he becomes more relaxed with Bella than he is with Jasper. An honorable man, he is under the belief that she intends to use the documents to kidnap Renesmee from her father, and despite his fear of the Cullens' retribution, he initially expresses reservations about giving her the requested documents. Bella assures him that it is not the case. She afterwards decides to take over all relations with him in order to spare him any further stress.
In Breaking Dawn - Part 2, Jasper visits Jenks to give him instructions to forge legal documents for Renesmee and Jacob, and by the time Bella contacts him, he has already finished the orders. He delivers the documents to Bella at a public restaurant.
Physical description
In the book, J is a short and balding middle-aged American, paunchy, probably at least fifty five. Whenever he is nervous, he trembles, blanched to a sickly paste color, with sweat beading on his forehead. He also wears expensive clothing.
In the movie, J is a middle-aged African-American, with short black hair, dark skin and mustache, and slightly overweight, though he still wears expensive clothing.
Personality and traits
He appears to be a very nervous man, mostly due to his fear of Jasper, provided by his power to control his emotions, and by extension, any other member of the Cullen family. The bad reputation of his forging activities notwithstanding, he is an old man with a kind heart, and is very careful with whom he deals with.
His movie counterpart is calmer, but he still holds the utmost respect for the Cullens and their business with him.
Jasper Hale
- "He is, uh, unusually well-preserved."
- ―J's words on Jasper's immortality.[src]
Jasper Hale is J's longtime priority client.
They had done business together since the 80s. Whenever the Cullens needed new identifications or legal documents, Jasper would visit him for such reasons. He is told by Jasper never to speak of his business with him to anyone.
Though they have a fairly decent business relationship and he is well-paid for his prices, Jenks is actually quite intimidated by Jasper thanks to his infliction of fear in him and his knowledge of Jasper's well-preserved youth.
Bella Cullen
- "I watched the red flush spread behind the delicate membrane of his skin and was glad—as I often was—that I was not the average newborn. J seemed a nice enough man, criminal behavior aside, and it would have been a shame to kill him."
- ―Bella's thoughts[src]
Bella Cullen is J's newest priority client. They first meet when Alice directs her to his office in order to forge legal documents and transport papers for Renesmee and Jacob during their crisis with the Volturi.
Since he was quite familiar with the Cullens' names, he is quick to notice that Bella is the newest addition to the family, and also that she is Edward Cullen's wife.
J finds Bella easier to work with than Jasper, and tries to imply to continue doing business together with her if the opportunity rises. Consequently, Bella promises herself to take over Jasper's business relationship with Jenks to spare the latter the fear of being near former.
In Eclipse, one of the victims of the Seattle army is Omar Jenks; it is unknown if he was related to J.
Film portrayal
J. Jenks is portrayed by Wendell Pierce in Breaking Dawn - Part 2.


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Some homeowners really like to do projects around their home. Others like to do fix-it projects because they want to save money. As garage door technicians, we understand both motivations.
There are a number of tasks that a typical homeowner can accomplish by themselves regarding their garage door. On the other hand, there are some things that a do-it-yourselfer should never attempt.
Here is your list of DIY garage door items
If your garage door stops and starts, rumbles or vibrates check your garage door tracks. Take a look at the mounting brackets to see if they are loose. If they are, tighten the attaching bolts and screws.
With the door closed, examine each track for crimps, flat spots, or dents. If you find damage, pound it out with a hammer or rubber mallet. Badly damaged tracks should be replaced.
Inspect the tracks to make certain they are properly aligned. Horizontal tracks should slant slightly downward. Vertical tracks should be exactly vertical.
Tracks have to be the same height on both sides of your door. If the tracks do not appear properly aligned, loosen the screws holding the mounting brackets. Tap the tracks into place. Recheck the tracks using the level to make sure their height is correct then re-tighten the screws.
It is a good idea to regularly clean your tracks with a cleaning solution. Clean the rollers and wipe down both tracks making certain they are dry.
Caution: Be careful of spiders while you work on your garage door.
Spiders love to make webs using your door tracks. A bite from the wrong type of spider can put you in the hospital.
Lubricate all moving parts using silicon lubricant spray or powdered graphite. Use household oil or silicone spray on your roller shafts. Do not put any lubricant on the rollers themselves.
Finally, if you have a garage door opener and your door won't close and your garage door light flashes, something is in the path of the door. Remove anything that you think could possibly be in the pathway and try again.
If your door still won't go down, you may have a problem with your stop/reverse lights. Wipe them clean and try again. You'll probably get your garage door to work.
Here are garage door repair items you should never do without proper training.
One of these is anything to do with 220 volt power. Any mistake in this area could be instantly fatal. Fortunately garage doors don't use 220 volts, but if you need to install an additional circuit in your home to accomodate garage door electronics, you may come across 220 volt considerations.
The only cure for a broken spring is to replace it. You may have torsion springs or you may have extension springs.
Extension springs are located along the horizontal track on either side of your door. Even though only one spring is broken, both springs should be replaced at the same time. Once your springs are replaced, your door should be re-balanced so it will work properly.
Big box stores carry a limited inventory of extension springs. If they don't have an exact replacement for your door, you'll need to do some shopping on the internet. Extension springs can be replaced by a very handy homeowner, however it is usually on the "no no" list.
Torsion springs wrap around a bar that you can see above your garage door when it is closed.
The average torsion spring will last for approximately 10,000 open/close cycles of your garage door. There are upgraded springs which you can install that will last 15,000 cycles or more.
A 10,000 cycle rated spring with normal usage will last from 7 to 10 years. Once this time period has passed, the spring will break and your garage door will suddenly fail to open.
Just like garage door extension springs, both torsion springs should be replaced at the same time, even though only one is broken.
You will have to know the specifications of the spring you are replacing. This includes the diameter of the spring, the length, the capacity, and the amount of torque required. There are usually no markings on the spring, so this can sometimes be difficult to determine.
It doesn't help that the big box stores and local hardware stores don't sell replacement torsion springs. The only place a homeowner can purchase a spring is to find a wholesaler on the internet that will sell to individuals. That is easier said than done.
Replacing a torsion spring is risky. Torsion springs can quickly snap back and injure you. There are a large number of people injured every year attempting to do garage door repair work. In order to prevent injury, you should call a garage door technician.
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Hi! I am Lynne from Lily's Quilts. As you might guess from this tutorial and from the abundance of union jacks on my blog and in my Flickr photostream, I am from the UK. In this tutorial, I will show you how to make a shabby chic union jack wall hanging from charm squares from the French General Fa La La line. Although this is a Christmas line, the use of the brown, red and cream charms from this line means you will be able to leave the wall hanging up all year round.
In this tutorial, I am first making shabby chic fabric from charm squares in three different colours – red for the main stripes, brown for the background triangles and cream for the skinny stripes. You could use other charm packs, grouping the colours into three groups or perhaps into warm colours, cool colours and neutrals. You could also make this wall hanging with a layer cake cut into charm squares using a pinking rotary blade cutter. I used 8 charm packs for this wall hanging because I wanted to stick with the brown, red and cream colours for the flag and will use the leftover charm squares for another project which I will be showing you later on in the year.
8 Fa La La charm packs (or two layer cakes cut into charm squares using a pinking rotary cutter blade). 2 1/2 yds backing fabric (the offcuts from making the backing can be used to bind the wall hanging).
1. Open up two charm packs and sort into colours: brown, red and cream with brown/beige patterns for this project and green and cream with green and red patterns for another project I will be bringing to you later on in the year.
2. Cut four pieces of newspaper 13″ X 20″ which you will use as the foundation for making the shabby chic fabric.
3. Start by taking 16 brown charm squares and laying them on the newspaper in a random order until all the paper is covered. If necessary, cut one or two charm squares in half to cover the small gaps, making sure that only the pinked edges are showing. Make sure the overlap of one charm square to the next is at least 1/4″ and ideally closer to 1/2″. The brown squares need only reach the edges of the newspaper – they do not need to overhang them for a seam allowance – that is calculated into the size of the newspaper.
4. Pin all squares in place. Shorten your stitch length to somewhere between 1.5 and 2 to ensure that the sewn edges hold when cut and to help making perforations in the newspaper for tearing away later. Sew about 1/8″ from the edge of each pinked edge.
5. Press and then trim fabric to the edges of the newspaper then tear off all the newspaper.
6. Repeat for the remaining three brown rectangles.
7. IMPORTANT: read instructions carefully before cutting. You need to ensure that you do not cut four identical triangles. Cut two of the brown rectangles into two triangles cutting along the diagonal from top left to bottom right and two from top right to bottom left.
8. Cut one piece of newspaper 32″ X 16″ and another piece of newspaper 28″ X 20″. Cover these pieces of newspaper with red charm squares. Pin, sew, remove the newspaper, press and trim as you did with the brown rectangles.
9. Cut the 32″ X 16″ piece of shabby chic fabric into four 32″ X 4″ strips to make the slimmer diagonal red stripes.
10. Cut the 28″ X 20″ into four 28″ X 5″ strips to make the wider vertical and horizontal red stripes.
11. Cut a piece of newspaper 30″ X 24″. Cover it with cream charm squares in the same way as with the brown and red charm squares. Pin, sew, remove newspaper, press and trim. Cut the 30″ X 24″ fabric into four 30″ X 1″ strips and ten 30″ X 2″ strips.
12. Put the brown triangles into pairs and note on each one whether a wider 2″ cream strip will be sewn to it or a thinner 1″ cream strip as per the picture of the finished flag. Sew 1″ and 2″ cream strips along the diagonal edge of each brown triangle. Press seams open and trim following the lines of the triangle.
13. Sew a 4″ red stripe along each 1″ cream strip, taking care to ensure that spare fabric hangs off at each end. Press seams open and trim following the lines of the triangle.


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evilj wrote:A wrestler should never lay his hands on an audience member.
shyboy13 wrote:Arent fans SUPPOSED to cheer at wrestling events? Shouldn't heels EXPECT to be bood? Why are PWG fans the only fans not allowed to do this? I really love PWG with a passion but they are fucking up. I am afraid they are going to get into a lot of trouble one day. It is only a matter of time if they continue this way. They need to think about what they are doing. PWG is growing and is really gaining popularity. They can only go up with the added exposure in FHM magazine. One lawsuit is all it takes to financially destroy this company. That is not fair to all us fans who love the product and want it to succeed.
Wise up guys. It is for your own good. It is for the good of your fans. Dont listen to a small few internet fans who think it is cool to get beat up by wrestlers. There are laws in the real world. PWG is not exempt from these laws. I want to be a PWG fan for many years to come.
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Generation IV (Japanese: 第四世代 Dai Yon-sedai) in the Pokémon franchise, is a term used to describe the fourth set of games and Pokémon introduced into the series. The Generation IV games introduced a number of advancements including new Pokémon, moves and gameplay features.
Chronologically, Diamond, Pearl and Platinum take place in the same timeline as Generation II.
Starter PokémonAs with the other main series Pokémon games, a new set of starter Pokémon were introduced for the fourth generation. Continuing with tradition, these Pokémon are a Water-type, Grass-type or a Fire-type. They include Piplup (Water), Turtwig (Grass) and Chimchar (Fire).
In the Gold and Silver remakes, Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the starter Pokémon will remain the same. They include Totodile (Water), Chikorita (Grass) and Cyndaquil (Fire).
Gym Leaders and the Elite Four
Generation IV introduced a new set of Gym Leaders and the Elite Four in the Diamond, Pearl and Platinum games. All of these trainers specialize in a specific type of Pokémon and are key to progressing through the game. The HeartGold and SoulSilver Gym Leaders, Elite Four and Champion will remain the same as their predecessors.
Gym Leaders
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Diamond, Pearl and Platinum
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Pokémon Champion
In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum, the Pokémon Champion is Cynthia, a woman that helps the player on various occasions. The Champion in HeartGold and SoulSilver remains the same as Generation II, which is Lance, a former member of the Elite Four and the man who helps you take down Team Rocket.
In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum, the main antagonist is Team Galactic, whose objectives is to create a new world.
In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, the main antagonist is Team Rocket. They want to re-assemble their organization after Giovanni disbanded it after being beaten by Red.
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Side series
- All the Sinnoh starter final evolutions have a second type.
- HeartGold and SoulSilver were released packaged with a pedometer called a PokéWalker that allows players to carry their Pokémon with them.
- All the Sinnoh starter final evolutions can learn the move Earthquake.
- Generation IV has the most Legendary Pokémon of any generation.
- Generation IV has the most evolutionary additions to previous Generation families, such as Sneasel to Weavile or Tangela to Tangrowth.
- Inventions from Generations IV and V were hinted in the third generation games, Sapphire, Ruby, and Emerald. If you go to the Devon Corporation building, on the second floor you see various scientist working on computers. When you talk to the scientists, one states that he is working on a device that will revive Pokémon fossils he follows by stating its working. When you talk to the other scientist on the computer he states that he is working on a device that will visually reproduce the dreams of Pokémon and he follows by stating that it is not going well. If you talk to the last scientist on a computer he will say he is developing a device that will allow you to talk with Pokémon he follows by saying that he hasn't had much success.
- In Platinum, Fantina is the third Gym Leader. Maylene is fourth and Crasher Wake comes fifth.
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1A psalm of David.
The earth is the LORD's and all it holds,a
the world and those who dwell in it.
2For he founded it on the seas,
established it over the rivers.b
3Who may go up the mountain of the LORD?c
Who can stand in his holy place?
4*"The clean of hand and pure of heart,
who has not given his soul to useless things,
what is vain.
5He will receive blessings from the LORD,
and justice from his saving God.
6Such is the generation that seeks him,
that seeks the face of the God of Jacob."
7Lift up your heads, O gates;*
be lifted, you ancient portals,
that the king of glory may enter.d
8Who is this king of glory?
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the LORD, mighty in war.
9Lift up your heads, O gates;
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that the king of glory may enter.
10Who is this king of glory?
The LORD of hosts, he is the king of glory.
* [Psalm 24] The Psalm apparently accompanied a ceremony of the entry of God (invisibly enthroned upon the ark), followed by the people, into the Temple. The Temple commemorated the creation of the world (Ps 24:1–2). The people had to affirm their fidelity before being admitted into the sanctuary (Ps 24:3–6; cf. Ps 15). A choir identifies the approaching God and invites the very Temple gates to bow down in obeisance (Ps 24:7–10).
* [24:4–5] Lit., "the one whose hands are clean." The singular is used for the entire class of worshipers.
* [24:7, 9] Lift up your heads, O gates…you ancient portals: the literal meaning would involve disassembly of the gates, since the portcullis (a gate that moves up and down) was unknown in the ancient world. Extra-biblical parallels might also suggest a full personification of the circle of gate towers: they are like a council of elders, bowed down and anxious, awaiting the return of the army and the great warrior gone to battle.
a. [24:1] Ps 50:12; 89:12; Dt 10:14; 1 Cor 10:26.
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