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Even if your partner does not want to make the agreements or learn the skills, you can execute a one-sided version of the agreements and skills. Try using the skills for three months and you master the skills of 'sweeping your side of the street' by acknowledging how your behavior can upset your partner, and expressing yourself most constructively and respectfully to ask for what you want. If the relationship does not feel as if it is moving in the direction that you want, then you can end the relationship without the guilt of wondering if you could have done more to make the relationship work. You will know that you could do no more. The agreements and graphics and exercises in the Free RealHope Couples Course Sampler should help you get off to a good start.
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This is often heard from someone who has:
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So, until these things are accomplished we do not look at the other person's inability to forgive. We look at the first person's difficulty showing responsibility, empathy and remorse that fuels action to change. The fact that there is irritation upon being reminded of the pain caused by you may be evidence that you are still in a denial of being responsible for the deed. One of the things that someone who has been wounded needs to do is to talk about when he, or she, is reminded of those feelings. If you cut off these expressions too soon, they will only keep surfacing. It is not that the person will not forgive you. It is that you may not be letting the person express for a few months, or even a few years the pain that was felt, or that they are triggered by something to be reminded of that pain.
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Without thinking about it, I had turned the TV on and settled on the couch. In an attempt to halt my exhausted mind, I was letting the stream of media wash over my brain, when a story about a recent fashion show featured an brief interview with designer, Gareth Pugh, set in motion a cascade of thoughts. He went on about opposites: black/white, male/female, good/evil—binary states. There was no grey area in the way he spoke about the elements he was working with in developing his fashion. My gut feeling is that this obsession with opposites and extremes, although cliche, is perhaps indicative of a general malaise.
Initially I was tempted to ask myself if extremism is merely a coincidence, concurrent with maturing global capitalism, or if it is a consequence of employing digital technologies in the advancement of free markets, but to make it an issue of economy casts the issue in the wrong light altogether. Digital technologies are symbols of speed, communication, efficiency, but also exemplify certain attitudes towards the material nature of reality—attitudes that express little about the spiritual content that define our connection to it.
Does building a culture upon a technological substrate that is based upon systems of discrimination, determinism and absolute binary states have subtle consequences for the formation and development of social behavior? Out of a sufficient number of bits (although each bit embodies an equal possibility of being in one of only two states) any quantity can be expressed in discrete terms. 32 bits is roughly 4.3 billion unique states, but does combinatorics have anything to say about the gray areas of our age? Ethics is replete with gradients; the events resulting from the meeting of cultures whose values and customs precipitate diverse ethics and morals, often times contradictory and incompatible, demand analysis which can reconcile extreme ideals and beliefs in a position between or outside them. Else, it could be reasoned to give both sides the means to eradicate the other.
Is it simply a matter of perspective? We can't perceive the discrete nature of our digital age (perhaps this is why it slips by undetected), but it reflects a desire in our thinking for absolutism. Deterministic systems can easily be represented in deterministic machines, but what is the necessary fudge factor to introduce indeterminism into these same deterministic systems? Bigger numbers? Better math? Brute force computation? At what point does it matter?
For painting a digital gradient between incompatible color palettes, maybe it is a question of the limitation of our sense organs, but a simulation is a simulation and the world modeled after a complex system of mathematics lacks a certain spirit. Our ability to express becomes limited to the scope of our mathematical equations. Though we may be writing ourselves into the machines in the form of our programs, code, algorithms, the necessary reformulation of an indeterministic experience into discrete language to be executed on a deterministic machine robs its fruits of a certain vitality. Perhaps it's a simple limitation of or present state of technological development that we have no mediated equivalent of a handshake, and sensual physical encounters are not yet possible over the so called broadband networks spanning the more developed parts of our globe. Perhaps a supplement should never be taken as a replacement for the real thing.
Objects are born from the mind and realized with the almost exclusive use of automated machines, or humans guided by routines optimized by machines. If we program the machine, does that necessarily imbue it with a spirit? What is there to be said about spiritless machines overdetermining the actions of spirited machines? Does this situation diminish or enrich the spirits of those machines who possess them? We are hard pressed to turn up well reasoned answers, and yet we're removing the hand, which is attached to the spirit, from the making of our world. Curves formed from discrete values, guiding the indeterministic materials of the real world; the mind acting on matter, however mediated—we shape our world but to what extent? Where do our machines begin to exert their crude reduction of our intentions on our own thoughts as a form of deterministic human enabled machine agency? The relationship between human and machine is dynamic and reciprocal and we cannot easily formulate a way of quantifying it. It is difficult, if not impossible, to program that which we do not fully understand, let alone that which refuses to be subjected to discrete forms of classification and analysis.
Perhaps there is something that I fear and I can't quite express it. There's sense of a loss, but it's not the loss itself that troubles me, it's the general attitude towards that loss: indifference, ignorance, or complete obliviousness. And in the middle of this intuition is a sense of helplessness at the fact that nothing can be done to reverse the trend, only to create an isolated pocket of appreciative practitioners. Not Luddites, no. We will die without our technologies; they are outgrowths of our species and we share a common blood. But a world made by hand is quickly becoming the world made by the hand guided by the machine; its a pointless paranoia and the best I can do is make note of this uneasy feeling, reach for my pills and sleep it off.

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Wallabies lock Rob Simmons has been ruled out of the rest of his side's tour © Getty Images
Australia lock Rob Simmons has been handed an eight-week ban after being found guilty of a dangerous tackles during his side's defeat to France in Paris on Saturday.
Simmons appeared as a second half replacement in the Wallabies' humbling 33-6 loss at the Stade de France and was cited for a "tip" tackle on France flanker Yannick Nyanga.
International Rugby Board judicial officer Robert Williams decided that Simmons' offence was at the high end of the IRB's sanctions scale and suspended him until February 24. As a result he will miss Australia's clash with England on Saturday and the following clashes with Italy and Wales.
A statement released by the Six Nations read: "From the high end entry point of 12 weeks, the judicial officer added two weeks of aggravation to reflect the need for a deterrent for this type of dangerous tackle, but allowed the maximum six weeks of mitigation, including the player's exemplary previous disciplinary record and his conduct at the hearing.
"A sanction of eight weeks was duly imposed, with Rob Simmons suspended until midnight on 24 February 2013.
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An amateur runner will dust off his trainers as he takes on a challenge for charity.
But not content with easing in slowly, Guy Haines, from Kenninghall, has vowed to run five half-marathons in six weeks to boost funds for Alzheimer's Research UK.
His first will be on March 3 with the Cambridge Boundary Run, cheered on by his wife, Allison, their daughters Olivia, 14, and Georgia, 13, and son Ieuan, 11.
Mr Haines, 46, a senior tax manger at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Cambridge, said: "I haven't done any serious running for years and needed something to spur me on – raising money for Alzheimer's Research UK is the perfect motivation.
"I'm really looking forward to this challenge and have been training hard since Christmas, even in the snow and ice. My family are coming to all five to cheer me on and I'm going to sprint to the finish line each time to impress them."
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2008-09: Trevor Parkes was the third-leading scorer for the Fort Erie Meteors with 23 goals with 20 assists in 52 games playing in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League. He had one assist in five playoff games for the Meteors.
2009-10: Parkes, after twice passing through the OHL draft and not being selected, played for Montreal in the QMJHL as an 18-year-old rookie. In 66 games with the Montreal Juniors he scored 27 goals with 20 assists and was +19 with 34 PMs. Seven of Parkes' goals came on the power play. The Juniors reached the playoffs after finishing second in their division and in the seven-game, first-round series with Gatineau he scored 6 goals with 1 assist and was an even plus/minus with 4 PMs.
2010-11: Signed to an entry-level deal by the Detroit Red Wings out of training camp. Had a strong season with the Montreal Juniors, playing 60 games and finishing the season with 33 goals and 29 assists for 62 points. Parkes added 6 goals and 2 assists for 8 points during Montreal's 10 game playoff stint.
2011-12: Signed to an entry-level contract after attending Red Wings camp in 2010, Parkes struggled to establish himself in his first season of pro hockey. He skated in 44 games with Grand Rapids in the AHL and spent a brief stint in the ECHL early in the season. He scored 2 goals with 6 assists and was an even plus-minus with 23 penalty minutes for the Griffins. Parkes scored 4 goals in four games with the ECHL's Toledo Walleye. He did not see any playoff action as neither Grand Rapids nor Toledo made the playoffs in their respective leagues.
2012-13: Parkes played in 36 regular season games for AHL Calder Cup champion Grand Rapids in his second pro season and was one of the top scorers for the ECHL's Toledo Walleye. Parkes scored 3 goals with 6 assists and was +5 with 35 penalty minutes in 36 games with the Griffins. He did not play for Grand Rapids in the AHL playoffs. Parkes scored 14 goals with 16 assists and was +6 with 6 penalty minutes in 19 regular season games for Toledo. He was tied for second in scoring for the Walleye in their playoff series with Cincinnati — scoring 3 goals with 2 assists in six games and finishing -1 with 6 penalty minutes.
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Like 2011-12, Parkes split time between the ECHL's Toledo Walleye and the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins again in 2012-13. Parkes seemed to find his offensive game in Toledo, and he will need to bring that to the AHL in order to win a full-time gig in Grand Rapids in 2013-14.


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Friday, September 12, 2008
Cowboy Sushi
If you can't tell what it is, it is cream cheese, Budding Beef and pickles. My family served something similar but our version was cream cheese, salami and green onion. This is a popular appetizer 'round our family and I have seen uncles fight over the last pickle.
This is a relatively new dish to me and no one seemed to have a name for it. I have heard it called "the pickle dish" and even "oh, you know, those things". So I figured since this might be the only time this dish has been on a food blog, I will give myself the honor of naming it.
I give you: Cowboy Sushi!
6 large whole kosher dill pickles
3 packages Buddig Beef
1 package (8 oz) cream cheese, softened
~Spread a thin layer of cream cheese over one slice of beef. Top with another slice of beef and spread cream cheese over the second layer.
~Roll the two slices of beef around one whole pickle.
~Repeat steps one and two so that the pickle ends up with four layers of beef and cream cheese.
~Slice the pickle into thick slices and serve cold.
~Repeat all the steps until all the pickles are covered.
If your family has something similar and you call it something else, please email me and let me know. One of the things I love about cooking is that every family and region has their own version of basic dishes. I get a feeling The Good Family is not the only one to enjoy this cowboy sushi.
recipe by: The Good Wife
66 comments:
- The Gladd's said...
I love that you put the label "midwest food" on this because my hubby and I call these "M-dubs". (M-dub for MW which means Midwest.) Get it? :) Kinda hard to explain as a comment. lol Our friend from California named them when I served them to him during one of his visits. He never saw such a thing so he figured it must be a midwestern snack... haha!
So, anyway, I blogged about these last Thanksgiving. I'm very glad to see someone else eats them too! Curious what others call them.
- September 12, 2008 at 1:27 PM
- The Good Wife said...
Awsome!! I like M-dubs, too. I think the cowboy part was stuck in my head from reading about Cowboy Caviar in my new cookbook. That is just beans, so I didn't see why pickles couldn't be sushi. :)
- September 12, 2008 at 1:51 PM
- Annie said...
I'm from Missouri and they are definitely a favorite at family affairs. We named them Pickle Buddies deriving from pickles and Buddies- Beef Buddig!
- April 20, 2011 at 1:22 PM
I just found this on pinterest... and I'm so glad you named this dish! My husband boasts that one of the reasons he married me is for "those delicious.. um... dill pickle wrap thingys!" We always make them with thinly sliced deli salami, but I'm sure the beef would be great too!
-abby h. @ acheerfulheart.
- July 5, 2011 at 9:28 PM
- MrsJeffers said...
We call them Pickle Pusses! And they are made with ham instead of the beef. Yum :)
And also, I just discovered this blog, and I am addicted! I love it.
- July 12, 2011 at 10:05 AM
- Queen of Beaverton said...
If you like this, you should try dilled asparagus, rolled in sliced ham spread with cream cheese. Some people add capers too. Yum-O!
- July 16, 2011 at 11:22 AM
- Kim of Mo Betta said...
We are in the South, and my mom has been making them forever, but she uses dried beef? (it comes in a jar). But your right, they don't have a 'real' name! I like cowboy sushi! My sister calls them 'pickle rolos'. They were a huge hit at a luncheon we hosted recently!
- July 26, 2011 at 9:49 AM
- The Good Wife said...
I love all the new names and ways to make this dish.
I never thought this would be as popular a post! lol
- July 26, 2011 at 9:52 AM
- Mandy Sue said...
We make something similar in my family (I live in Oregon) except with pickled asparagus and deli ham. We simply call them ham roll-ups, but I like your name a lot more!
- August 1, 2011 at 9:46 PM
- Andrea said...
I'm from a very German Minnesotan family. We make ours with ham, and just call them "pickle roll-ups".. which implies rolled up with cream cheese and ham... I suppose there is probably a real name, but not in our house!
- August 2, 2011 at 8:02 AM
- Megan said...
My brother used to make these without the cream cheese, in New Zealand. The pickles we got were thinner and he used Polish garlic sausage.
That was about 30 years ago and we'd certainly never seen sushi!
- August 7, 2011 at 1:07 PM
- Heather Hughes said...
I just stumbled upon this on Pinterest.
I'm in LOVE with these! In our family we call them "frog eyes". :)
- August 13, 2011 at 8:42 AM
- asdf said...
I have never seen these growing up in Arizona. And the combo sounds unappetizing (maybe because I'm pregnant) but the picture and the reviews are making me really want to try them. I'm going to give these a whirl for lunches with my toddler girls, they LOVE pickles!
- August 23, 2011 at 1:36 PM
- leanncox said...
My mom has made these for years...except with ham. Try them with pickled okra!!!!
- September 4, 2011 at 3:05 AM
- Brandy said...
We made them with pepperoncini and salami in CA. They looked more like little tacos and had a toothpick to keep them closed. They were "salami poppers".
- September 16, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- Aubribanana said...
I'm from Missouri and our family likes them as well. We use the same exact recipe as you have posted but we call them Iced Pickles!
- September 23, 2011 at 9:16 AM
- samantha said...
MY husband's family makes something similar that they call "those little meat stick things" and they are delicious! They take a green onion wrapped in roast beef spread with cream cheese. They're from Pennsylvania. I've never seen anything like this (or that until I met him) in Texas. I'll try this for Christmas!
- October 10, 2011 at 8:40 PM
- Sarah said...
In South Carolina they don't have a name but pickled okra is what we use! Sometimes even wrapping the salami or ham with a flattened piece of white bread (and of course use cream cheese to make it stick). Happy eating!
- October 13, 2011 at 6:45 PM
- Julie S. said...
And try them with sweet pickles instead of (or along with) dill pickles. Really good!
- October 16, 2011 at 10:05 AM
- blackdogbakery said...
We have always made something similar however ours have a tbsp. of spicy brown mustard and a dash of tabasco mixed into the cream cheese.
- October 28, 2011 at 12:12 PM
- Heidi said...
I'm from Iowa and people request these all the time when we go any where. I use ham, and I stack several packages of ham on a plate so it is easier to spread with the cream cheese. I also add some dry ranch dressing powder to the cream cheese for a little extra flavor. I also use baby dills and freeze them for ahile before I cut them and that seems to make slicing them a little easier.
- October 30, 2011 at 9:52 PM
- mamamandolin said...
I'm from Iowa (and live in California now) but they were always at parties growing up-good appetizer. And actually they're one of my favorite things EVER! We call them Pickle Wraps though. And I use all kinds of meat. The hardest part is spreading the cream cheese without ripping the meat. And I only use like 2 pieces of meat per wrap, haven't thought of doing multiple layers!
- October 31, 2011 at 2:09 AM
- Karin said...
My friend and I just hosted a baby boy shower with a hunting theme. We labeled it buckshot sushi. I think I ate half of it.
- October 31, 2011 at 4:33 PM
- Rik said...
My mom made these all growing up, except with pickled okra and ham. We always called them Slimeballs, which is totally gross, but everyone knew they were delicious!
- October 31, 2011 at 5:48 PM
- Sheryl said...
My friends from Colorado introduced this delicacy to me several years ago with sliced ham, cream cheese, and pickles. We call them pig-in-a-pickle. I suppose technically they are more of a pickle-in-a-pig, but that just sounds ridiculous!
- November 5, 2011 at 9:23 PM
- Ashley @ The Sweet Life said...
I just found this on Pinterst and I can't wait to make these! My boy loves pickles, so I'm sure they'll be a hit!
- November 7, 2011 at 4:04 PM
- navywifemomoftwo said...
I make these (they are the most requested item for me to make for pot lucks) but I use Corned Beef instead of Beef. We just call them "pickle things" ... hehehe!!!!
- November 7, 2011 at 4:48 PM
- Angela @ Honey, I Shrunk the Mom said...
We simply call them "pickles with cream cheese" but my daughter's friend's family call them "pregnant pickles"
- November 16, 2011 at 12:22 PM
- GBCooker said...
My sister-in-law introduced these to our family in Ohio 25 years ago. We make them with dried beef or thin sliced ham and call them "Belly Buttons"
- November 22, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- brandibryson said...
My daughter LOVES these. We make them with honey ham, cream cheese, and a pickle spear. I can make a huge tray and she'll eat them all if nobody's watching her!!!
We call them "Frog Eyes" because they are green...and about the size of your eye ball!
- November 26, 2011 at 10:09 PM
- Raschel said...
I Like the name Cowbot sushi. I am going to make them for my next get together and call them "Redneck Sushi".
- November 29, 2011 at 3:15 PM
- sgrayster said...
We call the Hamickles and ONLY use Claussen pickles!! and honey ham too. haha it's fun to see all the different versions and names.
- November 30, 2011 at 3:42 PM
- Jennifer said...
Haha we call them Goat Peckers! And we do the pickles, OR we put green onions in them instead of the pickles! YUM!
- December 10, 2011 at 6:21 PM
- Nicole said...
Another Midwesterner who makes a variation on these. We use pickles, ham (NOT! honey ham), and cream cheese. We also warm the cream cheese and add worcestershire sauce to it. It adds a little kick. SO YUMMY! I often make these for dinner for myself. Low carb, filling and YUMMY!
- December 11, 2011 at 7:41 PM
- The World Needs More Nerds said...
Grew up in California and we would make them with dill pickle spears wrapped in white american cheese and turkey - yum!
- December 14, 2011 at 9:53 PM
- Andie said...
From Texas here and never knew my favorite snack to grab out of the refrigerator was actually served as appetizers! For me, I use spicy dill spears that I canned wrapped with American cheese slice and thinly sliced virginia ham! Oh my! I think Redneck Sushi is a great name for it!
- January 8, 2012 at 11:39 AM
- Miss Patricia. said...
random! I found these on pinterest like forever ago and you got me so addicted to them I don't think I ate anything but these for like three days and my roommate started calling me 'pickle breath.' This was how I was introduced to your blog!!!
I'm from the southeast, but live in Utah, and I've never, ever ever heard of these EVER!!! But oh one of these days I'm so bringing them to a party.....though I hope nobody likes them so I can eat them ALL.
- January 10, 2012 at 10:27 AM
- Gini Reed said...
i'm from the midwest so not as much cowboy .... our variation was hard salami - garlic powder in with the cream cheese and a sweet pickle vs. dill. You only need to use one slice of salami per roll up .. and about 3 per. I still periodically make these for myself, a version of comfort food.
- January 12, 2012 at 1:40 PM
- heyitsashtyn said...
We call them fish eyes.
- January 18, 2012 at 12:37 AM
- TS42 said...
A fellow co-worker, originally from Indiana, made these when we worked together in Texas. I moved to Missouri and most everyone here thinks it is disgusting, except my fiance...he loves. We use the exact same ingredients and call them "Pickle Wraps".
- January 23, 2012 at 10:03 PM
- dezzy86 said...
We call them Pin Wheels But we use pickle slices not Wholes.
- January 24, 2012 at 10:32 PM
- erin said...
I made these and we love them. Thanks for the recipe. I had never heard of them before. :) I linked back to you in my post about making them....
Thanks again! They are strange and perfect and delicious.
- January 28, 2012 at 7:38 AM
- Crystal Pace said...
My kids absolutely LOVE these and everytime they need to or want to bring a treat to school, this is what they ask for! They are always a great hit at school, home, and parties etc. We call them 'pickle treats'. We make them with a variation of ham, turkey, dried beef, or roast beef. They are Ah-maze-ing! I do however LOVE 'Cowboy sushi' - uber creative!
- February 7, 2012 at 10:33 AM
- A'Lona said...
We call these ham rolls as we make them with ham instead of beef & also replace the pickle with a garden onion...
- February 28, 2012 at 11:08 AM
- verus77 said...
I was raised in Iowa, and I demanded these for my wedding! Like other postings, we use honey ham and we call them hamickles.
- March 12, 2012 at 10:36 PM
- SarahG said...
My family always used ham and green onions. We are from Michigan. But when we moved down south and I met my boyfriend (hes from TN) his family always used pickled okra. My Yankee grandma fell in love with them!! So delish! Also, pat the lunch meat dry- make spreading easier, and then after you roll the Ham Roll (our very boring name for them) put them on a plate and leave in the fridge for a while so the cream cheese hardens a bit and they are easier to cut! I cant wait to try all the different variations!!!
- March 17, 2012 at 1:43 PM
- Krumpledwhiskers said...
The only time I've ever seen these is at a wedding in Wisconsin. The midwest thing must be true.
- March 22, 2012 at 11:24 AM
- The Good Wife said...
LOL! I'm shocked The Good Husband didn't ask for these at our wedding.
- March 22, 2012 at 12:15 PM
- Jessica said...
Okay, I rarely comment on blogs but I have to say WOW!! This is amazing! I stumbled upon your blog via pinterest. Honestly, I had been seeing the picture of your "cowboy sushi" for a while, but thought that it looked kind of gross (reminded me too much of the ham and american cheese roll ups my mom made me eat as a kid) but finally I had seen it too many times and decided to check it out. After reading all of the reviews I had to try it...just to see.
These crazy things are so good! I used what I had on hand dill spears, smoked ham, and cream cheese. So so so good. The only problem is that I only had two spears left so now I am hooked on these and have no more pickles! Thanks for blogging these!
- June 22, 2012 at 9:13 PM
- cindy venning said...
This reminded me of something I haven't made in awhile. I would spread cream cheese on a rectangle shaped piece of slice ham. Place a dill pickle across the slice of ham and roll it up and cut into bit size pieces. Was always a hit at parties.
- June 25, 2012 at 3:18 PM
This looks simply amazing! So glad it is popping around Pinterest. I love pickles. I love Buddig beef for cream chip beef so I think I'll love this combo.
- June 28, 2012 at 8:59 AM
- Natasha and Dan said...
We call them pickle roll ups
- September 1, 2012 at 8:31 AM
- Katherines Corner said...
Brilliant! fun name too. Thank you for sharing. Hugs!
- September 11, 2012 at 6:26 PM
- Unknown said...
We make them just like this and call them pickle roll ups. This is the first time I've seen anyone else that knows about them besides my family!
- October 3, 2012 at 2:24 PM
- Tessa said...
I love these! I add horseradish to the cream cheese for some kick!
- December 9, 2012 at 6:25 PM
- Unknown said...
My family has made these for years! We use Claussen mini dill pickles, cream cheese and Budding pastrami. There isn't a family gathering I go to that I am not required to bring these. I also am now making them for my in-law family gatherings. I forgot to take them once and got in big trouble! We've just always called them "pickle things" or "pickle roll-ups" but after reading some comments above I'm now going to adopt the "pickle buddies"!
- December 19, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- Unknown said...
I was introduced to these about 13 yrs ago and the person that made them called them GREEN EYE MONSTERS!!! Some days we just make them to snack on
- June 17, 2013 at 8:34 PM
- Unknown said...
I'm from Minnesota and we always called them Frog's Eyes. My husband's family from Wisconsin calls them Pickle Dogs. But honestly, I might change the name to Cowboy Sushi! It doesn't matter HOW MANY of these little buggers you make, they WILL be gone. Every time.
- September 6, 2013 at 7:03 PM
- Unknown said...
I'm from Minnesota and we always called them Frog's Eyes. My husband's family from Wisconsin calls them Pickle Dogs. But honestly, I might change the name to Cowboy Sushi! It doesn't matter HOW MANY of these little buggers you make, they WILL be gone. Every time.
- September 6, 2013 at 7:04 PM
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- December 11, 2013 at 10:47 AM
- Unknown said...
We call them pickle wraps but I like your name for them better. We add a 1/2 packet dry ranch dressing mix to every 8oz cream chease. Mix the cheese & ranch then spread on ham/beef.
- June 10, 2014 at 10:34 AM
- Unknown said...
We used to live in Arkansas, but learned about them from my bro-in-law who was in Missouri, in the airforce. He made them for his sons baby shower. Now, we make them with a good blackforest ham and we call them "Redneck Sushi"!
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- August 19, 2015 at 4:32 PM
- Paula said...
I've made these for years! My family LOVES them! We just call them pickle rollups, and one of my little daughters-in-law gave them that name a few years ago. Before that my kids would ask for the pickle thingy's! LOL!! I always knew what they were talking about though. :-) Having a housefull of kids, sometimes calls for reading between the lines to understand what they are talking about! ;-)
- December 12, 2015 at 12:50 PM
- Paula said...
I've made these for years! My family LOVES them! We just call them pickle rollups, and one of my little daughters-in-law gave them that name a few years ago. Before that my kids would ask for the pickle thingy's! LOL!! I always knew what they were talking about though. :-) Having a housefull of kids, sometimes calls for reading between the lines to understand what they are talking about! ;-)
- December 12, 2015 at 12:50 PM
- Unknown said...
We do pickles or green onions and call them goat peckers too. Wonder where that originated.
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Could we have a Minister for Magic election? That's the idea I had while seeing the USA Presidential results yesterday. Basicly it would be a tribute to awesome users, elected by all the registed users. What do you think? -- Seth Cooper Owl Post 20:16, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
- Not a bad idea. As long as the position is purely cermonial. It's not a good thing to put a single user in charge of an entire wiki, as it undermines the community aspect. Jayce Carver Talk 20:21, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
- Yes, purely cerimonial. -- Seth Cooper Owl Post 20:26, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
I'd be for it. Jayce Carver Talk 20:28, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
- Sounds like a good idea. Purely ceremonial is definately the way to go. Go ahead and nominate below... (but keep the discussion above the nomination section please). -- Freakatone Talk 22:11, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
- Also, when you nominate someone, leave a note on their talk page explaining that they have been nominated and asking them to accept or decline the nomination. Thanks! -- Freakatone Talk 22:13, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
- The Minister should have a term... Let's say... 6 months, maybe? -- Seth Cooper Owl Post 22:35, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
- Six months sounds good. -- Freakatone Talk 22:38, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
- The Minister should have a term... Let's say... 6 months, maybe? -- Seth Cooper Owl Post 22:35, 5 November 2008 (UTC)
I'm thinking that the Minister position could actually be more than just ceremonial. I'm not suggesting that it should give special powers, but more of a loose set of responsibilities, like guiding new users, resolving disputes, and helping to motivate greater involvement in community projects. Thoughts? ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 00:12, 6 November 2008 (UTC)
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- I set up deadlines for the nomination and voting periods. -- Freakatone Talk 01:57, 6 November 2008 (UTC)
- What about the rule against self-voting that we had during the admin election? We could also allow the Minister to appoint a "cabinet," by giving out special awards, which would be based on the Ministry departments. A Head of the Auror Office award could be given to the best vandal fighter for instance. ★ Starstuff (Owl me!) 03:18, 6 November 2008 (UTC)
- Definately no voting for yourself, and the head of departments sound like a great idea. -- Freakatone Talk 12:25, 6 November 2008 (UTC)
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With some suction cups, heat, and a bit of mangling, the iFixit guys were able to get past the aluminum unibody to the goodies inside, but anything beyond that was a bit tough. With a wealth of copper tape and a distinct lack of screws, the One's innards are not something to be trifled with. It got a reparability score of one, down there with the Surface Pro. The Fort Knoxian iPhone got a seven.
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The kicks are never easy. Yes, the performers are professional musicians, members of one of the world's greatest orchestras, but those few moments of the "Can-Can," for all the joy they bring those watching, demand coordination beyond what's usually required of the cello section in Symphony Hall.
"Maybe it's just me," says Adam Esbensen. "I just can't get my arms and legs to do different things."
It's not just you, says his colleague, Alexandre Lecarme.
"You have to balance with one leg and kick with the other," he laughs. "It does require some balance and some practice."
The Boston Cello Quartet wouldn't have it any other way. Mahler. Mozart. French dance-hall jams. It's all in the group's bag of musical tricks. On a recent afternoon, the four players — all members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra — rehearse in a room inside Symphony Hall. In their regular gigs, they're looking forward to playing Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky with guest conductor Andris Nelsons, in a concert series that runs through Tuesday. But on Friday night, the Boston Cello Quartet plays a sold-out gig at the Revere Hotel on Stuart Street to celebrate the release of its first CD, "Pictures."
The performance will include Mozart and Mussorgsky as well as cellist Blaise Dejardin's 13-minute medley that includes Jacques Offenbach's accompaniment to the "Can-Can" and an improvisational 12-bar blues during which the cellist puts down his bow, reaches into his pocket, and pulls out a harmonica.
"We're really open to anything," says Dejardin. "The only thing I won't do is take my shirt off in concert. That's not something you want to see."
In person, the members of the Boston Cello Quartet laugh easily together, embrace humor — beyond the leg kicks, they throw other physical flourishes into their act — but also take music seriously. While many BSO players have chamber groups, they note that this is the first cello quartet affiliated with the orchestra. They also take pride in the idea that they are all capable of playing lead. That's notable because often, in other cello quartets, one player is the soloist and the others follow.
"For us, every cellist can take the tough parts," says Dejardin.
While other cello quartets are rare, they do exist. Dejardin knows of two German groups, Quattrocelli and Rastrelli. The former plays mainly movie themes and also stages comedy; the latter, light classics and jazz.
The musicians of the Boston Cello Quartet met — where else — in the BSO's cello section. The French-born Lecarme, 35, joined the BSO in 2008. Romanian Mihail Jojatu, 36, has played in the orchestra since 2002 and counts Dinu Lipatti, the Romanian pianist-composer who died at just 33 of Hodgkin's disease, as one of his musical heroes. American Esbensen, 36 and in his fifth season with the BSO, offers that he's a big Van Halen fan, though, he notes, not after David Lee Roth left the band. And then there's Dejardin, the youngest member at 28, but considered by the group to be its leader.
Born in France, Dejardin loves Beethoven. At home, though, he listens mainly to jazz and blues — Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, and Roy Hargrove, to name a few.
What the four share is a love for the cello.
"I do not know any other string instrument that can do what a cello can," says Jojatu. "The range is the closest to the human voice. It can sound like a double bass and it can sound like a violin."
The Boston Cello Quartet made its debut in Ozawa Hall during the summer of 2010. Since then, it's played eight to 10 shows a year, from gigs in high school to an August 2011 performance opening for Train at Tanglewood. During that performance, the cellists also accompanied the rock band on several songs.
And as much as they're open to experimenting, the members take pride in their ability to tackle serious music, as well.
"We looked at what other groups were doing and found that most cello groups were mostly doing fun music," says Dejardin. "Sort of what we do in the medley. Some groups do only that. I thought that being in the BSO with a long tradition of playing great classical music, that gave us a unique chance."
To that end, they have a repertoire that ranges from Bach and Dvorak to Chick Corea and Astor Piazzolla. Esbensen says that Lecarme, the Frenchman with the thick, dark hair, is easily the most intense.
"He seems really laid-back when you first know him but then he gets into these situations where he gets under pressure and he goes for it," says Esbensen. "If anything is going to get thrown during a rehearsal, maybe a metronome or tuner, it's going to be him."
"He mentioned the metronome?" says Lecarme, pausing. "It's because I get angry with my own playing. I get frustrated with my own playing. Believe me I've done much worse than that."
During last week's rehearsal, nothing was thrown. The quartet played Dejardin's medley, a 13-minute mash-up that includes excerpts from more than a dozen different pieces, from Mahler's Symphony No. 6 to Paul McCartney's "Live and Let Die" to the theme music for the video game Tetris. There's also the blues progression, played in G, during which Dejardin pulls out a harmonica and channels his Charlie Musselwhite.
"That's the stuff that makes it fun for us," says Esbensen. "We weren't sure what to expect, but people really like it. And it's nice to hear actual sounds from the audience. People laughing and they even say stuff occasionally while we're playing. They've clapped while we're playing. It's a nice feeling to have some kind of interaction from the crowd."
They love playing in the BSO and know that the quartet is probably never going to support them financially. (They paid out of their own pockets to self-produce the debut CD.) But they get something else.
"You can be allowed to be yourself a little bit more," says Lecarme. "In the orchestra, you have to blend in. It's very fun for that very reason, it's liberating."
The Friday gig will mark the release of the quartet's first album, which will be available to the public Feb. 5 in stores, on Amazon.com and iTunes, and then there's a February concert in Newton and a March performance in Wayland.
"We're just having too much fun to stop now," said Dejardin.
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East Coast Trip, Part Three!
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- AnonymousSeptember 8, 2011 at 12:07 AM
Lovely family pictures :)ReplyDelete
Great pictures! You guys are such a cute and lovely family. :)ReplyDelete
Looks like you really had a great trp. You all look so relaxed :) happy for you.ReplyDelete
I love looking at your little family and how loving everybody is :)
Looks like fun; great pictures!ReplyDelete
Looks like a really fabulous trip. I love pictures of fairs and carnivals like this. We only get one around here once a year now - it used to be multiple times and I miss it!ReplyDelete
Great pictures, Danielle!ReplyDelete
You look so pretty in the yellow dress.
oh, goodness these photos are amazing! what a fun trip.ReplyDelete
These pictures are so beautiful...I hope to have pictures like these if I am ever a momma one day. :)ReplyDelete
MMm funnell cake is the best!ReplyDelete
That looks like such a lovely trip..You guys all look like you're having a blast!ReplyDelete
and Henry is way adorable..as usual!
:) Katie
Looks like you guys had an awesome time! I'm jealous - over here in the UK we've had a terrible summer!ReplyDelete
Also - how big is that pizza?!?!
Boardwalks make for the best photos - these are fantastic.ReplyDelete
Also, you and your sis look lovely in those vintage-y swim-suits.
what is that awesome looking concoction with ice cream in the middle?!ReplyDelete
love all of these pictures. it looks like your family really had a blast. what a special time.
- AnonymousSeptember 8, 2011 at 7:14 AM
These pictures are great! That pizza, I've never seen anything so gigantic in my life! I love your yellow swallow dress, and the night pictures came out amazing! I'm jealous of your photography skills.ReplyDelete
looks like so much fun!ReplyDelete
These are just gorgeous! That photo of your parents brought tears to my eyes. Such a lovely family and fun vacation. :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos! Love the one of you and Hank eating pizza! Cuuuute!ReplyDelete
cuteness overload :)ReplyDelete
mmm that pizza looks uhhhhhmaziiiingReplyDelete
so much fun! looks fantastic!ReplyDelete
You have the most beautiful family!ReplyDelete
looks like a lot of fun! i love all the pictures!ReplyDelete
looks like so much fun! ;-)ReplyDelete
When we went to the beach, my baby boy wore the same shark suit and we used the same blue tent...your pictures turned out SO great!ReplyDelete
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Are those IceCream Waffle Sandwiches?! Fist pump!ReplyDelete
You guys are all cute. I love how close you guys are with each other :)ReplyDelete
your parents are so cute, i love all of the couple shots!! you must feel so blessed to have such an adorable family :)ReplyDelete
Ice cream waffles -- holy @#(%!ReplyDelete
i love henry :)ReplyDelete
and your parents are cute :)
Love those pictures of your parents! And I want that pizzaaaaa in my mouuuuthhhhReplyDelete
this looked like the best family holiday ever!ReplyDelete
every snap shot is beautiful x
Your pictures make Seaside Heights look like so much fun! Glad you enjoyed this neck of the woods!ReplyDelete
What a lovely little family you have here :) I love your blog, I'm so glad I found it today!ReplyDelete
I love your swimsuit danielle, where is it from?ReplyDelete
Gorgeous. I love that you take so many family pictures of all three of you.ReplyDelete
Your son is absolutely beautiful!ReplyDelete
I love, love your sunglasses! Please tell me where I can get a pair! xoReplyDelete
I came across this post, brought back a lot of memories. Im from New Jersey and spent plenty of summers down the shore. Hope to bring my little girl there some time. I live in AZ now and don't get back there too often.ReplyDelete
waffle ice cream sandwiches?! yum!ReplyDelete
hah, i tried to remember things i wanted to comment about haha but now i forgot so... it looks like it was a wonderful vacation!
I am in love with the yellow dress you are wearing in the later pictures! Can you share where it's from?ReplyDelete


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