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Sinless Summer Nights + Friends with Benefits Promo Party Thursday July 14, 2011 East Andrews, 56 E Andrews Drive, Atlanta GA
Buckhead's Newest Patio
Drink Specials
LIVE MUSIC ALL NIGHT with Sam Thacker
Sin-less Summer Nights is sponsored by Sinless Margaritas & Tequila Avion!!
***Starting at 9:00pm we are going to be extra Sinful with a promo for the upcoming movie Friends with Benefits***
*Bring a friend, receive a benefit (first 25 to say they are attending the promo party get a signature cocktail for them and a friend)
*Friends with benefit prize Giveaways
*Friends with benefits Pre-Screening Passes
*Friends with benefits Planking
Modern Mash UPThursday July 14, 8:00pm-11:00pm
Buckhead Bottle Bar
Come Celebrate A Modern Mash Up
Buckhead Bottle Bar's 1 Year Anniversary & Metromix's Top Tweeps for July
Thursday July 14, 2011
8:00pm – 10:00pm
Passed BBB signature bites and complimentary White Peach Cosmos until 10pm.
Entertainment from celeb Miami percussionist, Javibeats.
Metromix Atlanta scours the internet to find the best Twitter users in Atlanta. Some have tons of followers, some Tweet from several different accounts, some are goofy and some are informative. All have proved themselves worthy of being considered a Metromix Top Tweep by engaging and informing their followers. Every month we honor 10 top Twitter users and then we host a fun party so all of our Tweeps can get out from behind their computers and actually communicate in person.
Get Leid with LinusFriday July 15, 9:00pm-12:00am
Sweetwater Brewing Company
If I told you I could get you leid for $20, would you say yes??
The Linus Foundation is excited to host our next event Friday night, July 15th @ SweetWater Brewing Company from 9pm-Midnight.
Come dressed in your best Hawaiin-themed outfit and relax with great friends, great beer, great music…all for a great cause.
$20 CASH ONLY DONATION at the door gets you:
1. Leid (before midnight on a Friday night, taboot!)
2. Free tastings of all Sweetwater beers until midnight.
3. A souvenir pint glass.
4. Live music by Ryan Hickey & The Saints.
5. A warm fuzzy feeling knowing that you just donated to the Atlanta Children's Shelter (All proceeds benefit Atlanta Children's Shelter!).
Best-dressed = You get leid.
Worst-dressed = You get leid.
Anything other than being naked = You get leid.
For more information and ticket purchasing, visit:
**The Linus Foundation is a non-profit organization of young professionals dedicated to supporting fun, innovative programs that educate and empower children, encouraging them to reach the power of their own potential.
Grand Opening of Toucan Tan MidtownSaturday July 16, 10:30am-9:00pm
Toucan Tan Mid-Town ARMADAFM's Proud to Introduce Another Location GRAND OPENING for "TOUCAN TAN" in Midtown Atlanta! ARMADAFM will be doing a LIVE REMOTE BROADCAST Saturday, JULY 16th, w/ SPRAY TAN SPECIALS at ONLY $10! SAVE THE DATE!!
TOUCAN TAN GRAND OPENING & "SHOW ME YOUR LINE" Model Contest and HUGE GIVE-A-WAY
CA$H PRIZE and BE THE MODEL ON ALL MIDTOWN ADS for ONE YEAR…
VISIT http://www.ToucanTan.com/ for more Details.
To Live & DineTuesday July 19, 6:30pm-9:00pm
Mason Murer
Splish Splash Doggie BashTuesday July 26, 7:00pm-9:00pm
East Andrews Terrace
On July 26th bring you and your furry friends out to Yappy Hour and support the Atlanta Humane Society. There will be a suggested $5 door donation which will get you a wag bag for your dog which includes treats and gifts from local doggie shops. There will be drink specials and appetizers for guest and a wade pool and water bar for your furry guest. So come out and drink for a good cause with your furry friend
The Greatest Yacht Rock Review Revival in the UniverseSaturday August 13, 3:00pm-Midnight
East Andrews Parking Lot
PETER BECKETT, Lead Singer of PLAYER
…Members of STARBUCK
The Greatest Yacht Rock Revival in the Universe will soft rock Atlanta on Saturday, August 13 from 3pm to midnight at the East Andrews complex in Buckhead. Brought to you by PleaseRock and starring Atlanta's own Yacht Rock Revue and the one-two punch of '70s icons Little River Band and Ambrosia, the outdoor festival will celebrate smooth music and nautical attitudes on a scale unseen since polyester had its own section at the department store.
Thousands of revelers will enjoy fruity cocktails, two outdoor stages of music under a giant tent and nosh from Atlanta's finest food trucks. As the evening crests, festival attendees will set the Guinness World Record for "The Most People Wearing Captain's Hats!" (Seriously.) Nostalgic sets by Ambrosia and Little River Band will be followed by a special guest-friendly set by the Yacht Rock Revue, including legit yacht rockers Walter Egan (Magnet and Steel), members of Starbuck (Moonlight Feels Right) and Peter Beckett – lead singer of Player (Baby Come Back!)
Festival is 21+. Tickets go on sale Wednesday, June 15 on Xorbia.com. $25 advance, $30 day of show.


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This group is a great way for models and photographers (of all skill levels) to get together and work on creating fantastic shots for their portfolios, and to learn from each other in outdoor and studio setups, by doing what they do best! This group will be a safe, fun, working environment hosted by Allen, a photographer and graphic artist for over 30 years, and Sandy, an experienced model and organizer. (Who is full of creative ideas!) Also helping with setting up and hosting meet ups with this …
SoCalPhotoAssoc is an organization of photographer from all levels. From the beginning amateur through the seasoned professional, the only requirement is PASSION. If you enjoy taking photographs on the weekends or make your entire living from photography, So Cal PPA has something to offer. From monthly events to quarterly image competitions with year end awards for Southern California Professional Photographer of the Year, Amateur Photographer of the Year, as well as Commercial, Illustrative, La …
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Welcome to the OCD Photographer's Club! If you are in Orange County and want to improve your images, you may need some help getting the most from your DSLR. Once a month the OCD Photographer's Club provides an opportunity to learn while doing some kind of photography such as a walk-about of a location while getting hands on help. You will be able to ask all the questions you want (no question is too silly) and get guidance from an experienced photographer that loves the art form. Meetup members …
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This is a group where photographers from all stages of photography can get together and enjoy shooting at new locations and like getting to know new people. This group is open to meetups and Photowalks in all surrounding areas. OC, IE, LA, San Fernando
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So Cal Photographers Network (SoCalPhotoNetwork.com) is a group for all levels of Photographers who like a little edgier feel to their work and passion. Our Monthly group shoots will bring an art and classy side to the realm of photography including Swim Suit, Lingerie, and Implied situations and MORE. We strive to bring the highest standards to all shoots with models, photographers, clothing designers, make up artist and hair stylist who want to push the envelope of art and fun. All photogra …
modXchange "MODELS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, & ALL FASHION CREATIVES CONNECT!" This group is created for all beginner, intermediate, and advanced fashion industry professionals. Let's start connecting! Visit our official website @ www.modXchange.com and connect with fashion industry professionals around the world. "ModXchange is one of the fastest growing international fashion networks that connects models, photographers, and all artists with companies, agencies, and magazines. Create your free online po …
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This is a group for photographers, models, make-up artists, hairstylist, designers, stylists, and various artists with interest in fashion, editorial, beauty, lifestyle, and portraiture photography. This group is committed to providing you the best, professional, high-quality meetup events to all members involved. We strive for quality not quantity. We limit the number of participants in order to achieve this. We carefully hand-pick are participants to provide you the best experience. All skill …
Hello, and welcome to our Meetup! My name is John Watts of Watts Digital Imaging - I teach Photoshop, Digital Printing and Color Management to photographers, and I'm passionate about these disciplines. I've been involved professionally in photographic imaging in Southern California for over 28 years, and would love to share what I know with you. Click Here for a full biography… I live in San Diego, and for 3+ years we've had a blast at the San Diego Photoshop for Photographers Meetup - I'm now r …
We are a group working to improve our photography skills. We started this Meetup Group to communicate information about our photographic activities, which include our Meet-up's, Photography Classes, Photography Workshops and Photo Trips. Getting out in the field to work on your photo skills with a group of like minded people will help you to grow as a photographer. We encourage members to submit pictures to art shows and competition like the county fairs. We critique images so you have time to i …
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Professional Photographers Of Orange County (PPOC) is comprised of working photographers who continually strive to increase their knowledge of photography. Our members, both professional and aspiring professionals participate in continuing education through national, state and local seminars and studio shares, and workshops.
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Welcome to the Photographic Workshop Adventures – Vegas. This group is dedicated to the value of the industry in a whole whether our opinions seem positive or otherwise. This group will have hands-on training events as well as discussion groups to understand the value of the photographic event and image result. This group is open to photographers, models, MUA's, Photoshop users, printers, wardrobe designers and stylists, and more. You may very well be any level of the spectrum from beginner …
This is a group meet for photography and film projects. We welcome photographers, models, actors, actresses, MUAs, hairstylists, artists and filmmakers to join our group, promote new concepts and collaborate on projects. We can learn from each others and pool our talents to get the works done! Whether you're a student or amateur with aspirations or a seasoned professional, we hope this group holds value. We have meets for group workshop and individual session on a monthly basis. Connect with u …
"This is a workshop for photographers interested in entering the world of wedding photography. Wedding photography brings a unique set of technical, customer service and business challenges. This group's goal is to take your photography passion and turn it into a money making business. Wedding photographer Sean King along with guest wedding photographers will guide you through the many obstacles photographers encounter when starting a wedding business. You should own and have a working knowledge …
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IEPPV is a dedicated group of Professional Photographers & Videographers with a sincere desire for education and fellowship in our industry. For over 120 members, we provide workshops both in studio and in the field, speakers from all over the world, and fantastic sponsors to make IEPPV great! With all that said, it is the members of IEPPV that really make us the group that we are. If you are not currently a member, please feel free to stop by and visit.
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Project 2011 is great opportunity to network and me great people in the industry. This is planned as an opportunity for the seasoned professionals as well as the young students photographers and many creative artists in the entertainment industry. Bring your equipment and come enjoy the fashion industry, Over 100 models will be Posing for the camera.
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It is time to take your photography to the next level. Building a good photography portfolio is a daunting task. You have the concepts, the ideas, but you lack the models ( good ones). There are always friends, family members; but to take your portfolio to the next level, you must have the models who are actual models-- yeah I know, like those whom you see on the magazines. This is a portfolio building group. Photographing real models will help open doors for you into testing and working with ag …
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Taking photos and post-processing them is always more fun in groups! Come join us and we build our portfolios together exploring downtown LA and possibly other nearby areas. Photographers of any level welcome. Cityscapes, landscapes, and street photography will be our most common criteria.
This group is a place for photographers, artists, models and creatives to work collaboratively to create some amazing photos in various genres such as boudoir, vintage pin-up, fine art, film noir, fetish/alternative, avant garde and other themes. I wanted to create a group that would give photographers and models an opportunity to do more than just the typical beauty portraits and fashion photography. We will have all kinds of group shoots, giving you some rare shooting opportunities; everything …
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Drew Santos and I host events in southern California. We teach outdoor lighting for new photographers who like to be able to produce amazing images like we do. We host our glamour events once a month. Drew and I screen our models by test shooting them before the event. We have taken group shoots to a higher level over other events. Because of our success, many events try to copy our event style but many have failed. Here are links to our previous events, some with behind the scene videos! • D …
This group exist to help each other improve our photography. The best way to improve your photography is to take plenty of pictures and learn from each other's mistakes and successes. Let's share our thoughts and ideas about what makes a great photograph and how to make it our reality. When we meetup, we can share our photos and discuss how to improve them. The Temescal Valley Photo Club is for photographers of all levels seeking to improve their photography. From the iPhone, point and shoot pho …
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SoCal Lifestyle Photographers is a group designed to inspire photographers. All skill levels are welcome. I started this group because I wanted to provide a stimulating atmosphere for photographers to share and learn about portrait photography. We visit amazing locations all over Southern California to encourage photographers to step out of their usual "portfolio requests" and capture images that help define their personal style. Every shooting opportunity gives you access to multiple models in …
This group is for Photographers, Models, MUA's that want to add to their portfolio's or learn to improve! Photographers: Learn to shoot on the streets. Shoot models in settings that you can sell online! Learn while doing! Plus studio workshops on lighting the model, learn to use Photoshop like you've always wanted, and how to sell your work to the stock photography companies! How to get in Magazines! We take everyday settings, inspiring models, and show you how to turn a profit with your photogr …
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The intention of this group is to facilitate models, amateur and professionals with an easy venue to market themselves to local photographers, publicists, make up artists and other members of our industry, in the same instance photographers, publicists, designers, make up artists would be able to interact with the local modeling community to negotiate in future events, portfolios, photo-shoots, advertising-campaigns etc. We are committed to be pro-actives in creating monthly photographic events …
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Los Angeles Commercial, Editorial and Fashion Photoshoots will provide photography shooting opportunities to all experience levels to build portfolios and network with other photographers and models. A note for those wondering why our shoots cost money: Our shoots cost us money. Lots of money. I pour all of my energy into styling, wardrobe and props to create a beautiful theme for you to shoot. You don't have to schedule models and the other artists it takes to do this. Models, MUA's and hairsty …
I believe we all have an inner artist that's just begging to be explored or re-discovered! whether you are a professional photographer, amateur painter, or just an art hobbyist... this group is for you. I would like to bring some creative minds together and start hosting meetups that are both fun and informative. looking forward to meet everybody.
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If you are a Makeup Artist (MUA), Hairstylist, Clothing Stylist, Photographer or Model than this is the group for you. Come and join us for networking events, referrals, workshops and more. Studio 712 is a group that will have events, workshops and opportunities for individuals with interest relating to photography/videography. New photographers will have the opportunity to build their portfolio, models can network with other models about casting opportunities, as well as build their portfolio. …
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There are a lot of great photography and group photo shoot meetup groups. I attend a few of them regularly. This group is trying to compete with what they do, but instead try something different, targeted at small groups and trying to take shooting to the next level. Well, how do we plan on doing that you ask? Read on: Here is the structure this group will adhere to: Every event will have a total maximum of 6 photographers only, 2 models and 1 MUA (hence the 6-2-1 name) The pricing will be $25 p …
Get together in local area for photo shoots, learning, teaching, and fun.
This group is for Disneyland enthusiasts that love taking pictures at the Disneyland Resort (mainly inside the parks). I spend a great deal of time there with my camera and thought it would be nice to share the experiences with others that have the same interest. We can share tips and tricks for day or evening shots, the people there, finding those hidden mickeys together (and other hidden characters). And if it's not too busy, take in a few rides along the way. I feel this group best fits anyon …
What this group is about: This group is for women of all skill levels and artistic interests. You must have some kind of a camera and a love of or strong interest in photography. Either digital or film is ok. The Holga and other toy cameras are a lot of fun, and the iPhone can create similar results without the expense of film and developing. Whatever you use, it has to be fun, and that's what we're all about. Who can join: This is a group for Lesbians, but all women are welcome to attend. Youn …
MODEL MEET! Where models and photographers mesh
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This networking group is designed for the serious photographers, stylists, makeup artists and models who is passionate about being a part of a community of artists, networking together to create and build portfolios for their specific goals in mind. What is the advantage of joining our group? Our models, stylists and makeup artists are important to us. We want them to be comfortable with the photographer at all times. It's an exchange of ideas and concepts and we believe that when a team is work …
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The long list of companies in the social enterprise space is getting tough to sort out. Here's how Hearsay Social's CTO Steve Garrity says his company is different: "You can be expressive without getting into trouble." That is, Hearsay Social promises to let an enterprise plug into the social scene, but without getting into any trouble (i.e., compliance and governance issues), by aligning employees with business goals and deriving insights from social data.
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Ocado Spaghetti 1kg
Product Description
Ocado Italian Spaghetti.
Made for Ocado to a traditional recipe by the Di Martino family in the town of Gragnano, Italy.
Italian pasta quills made from 100% durum wheat.
This is an Ocado product. Like everything in our range, it's good quality, sensibly priced and, of course, responsibly sourced.
Product Information
- Brands: Ocado
- Options: The Ocado range
- Dietary & Lifestyle: Vegetarian
Store in a cool, dry place.
Prepare & Use
Cooking Instructions:
Allow approximately 75g of spaghetti pasta per person. Add pasta to a large pan of boiling, slightly salted water, stir and return to the boil. Cook for 10-12 minutes, drain well and serve immediately
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Plastic Packet.
Recycling Information
Plastic packet recyclable.
Other Information
Proactive about packaging. We remove it when we can.
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Allergen Information
- Contains: Gluten, Wheat
Durum Wheat Semolina.
Nutritional Data
Typical values | per 100g | per 75g | |||
Energy | 1526kj | 1148kj | |||
Energy | 360kcal | 271kcal | |||
Protein | 12.5g | 9.4g | |||
Carbohydrate | 73g | 54.8g | |||
of which sugars | 2.4g | 1.8g | |||
Fat | 1.4g | 1.1g | |||
of which saturates | 0.3g | 0.2g | |||
Fibre | 2.6g | 2g | |||
Sodium | Trace | Trace |
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Lovely texture
First got this because waitrose brand was out of stock. Now my preferred buy. It's got more character than waitrose's.
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Really good quality, nice packaging, as good as waitrose and cheaper!
Pasta Carbonara with Pancetta and Cream
Variation You could add some cooked peas to the final dish. For a vegetarian version, leave out the pancetta. Cheat... Use a 200g carton of carbonara sauce (but it won't be as good as the real thing!).
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Pasta with Pesto and Pine Nuts
Cook's Note Make double the quantity of the pesto, spoon half into a jar, and top with a little olive oil – it will keep in the refrigerator for up to a week. Variation Use small pasta shells or bows in place of the spaghetti.
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Chunky Minestrone Soup
Easy-peasy inspiration for after-work meals and simple entertaining.
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Meatballs in a spicy tomato sauce
Served with a green salad, this is a tasty mid-week meal to please all the family.
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Spaghetti Bolognese with a Twist
This recipe for bolognese is rich in flavour and uses beef mince only. But it also comes with a subtle yet tasty twist: the inclusion of chilli and chocolate. Guaranteed to get the family asking what you've done differently!
1 hr 50 mins
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A Married Couple Who Met on Facebook Because They Had the Exact Same Name are Now Getting Divorced:
Back in 2008, 20-year-old Kelly Hildebrandt of Coral Springs, Florida typed her name into Facebook to see if anyone else had the same name. She found a 24-year-old guy in Lubbock, Texas who was ALSO named Kelly Hildebrandt.
They became Facebook friends, and then they started messaging. That turned into phone calls, and that turned into visits. Less than a year later, male Kelly Hildebrandt proposed to female Kelly Hildebrandt. They were married in 2009.
Unfortunately, it turns out that having the exact same name as someone just might NOT be enough of a foundation for a lifetime together.
We're sad to report that Kelly Hildebrandt and Kelly Hildebrandt have decided to get divorced after three years of marriage. They're citing irreconcilable differences.
Male Kelly says, quote, "She's a Florida girl and I'm a Texas guy. We really did come from different worlds. We gave it our best shot."
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A Couple Sues Their Wedding Photographer Because He Missed the Shot of Their First Kiss:
Back in August of 2011, Jarrad and Sheree Mitchell were married in Nathania Springs, Victoria, Australia.
And when they were going through their photographs from the day, they were SHOCKED to find that their photographer MISSED the shot of their first kiss. He got a shot of them right before their kiss, but missed the kiss itself.
So they SUED him.
They also said the photographs he DID take were blurry, shadowy, and totally un-artistic. The photographer claimed the kiss was just a quick peck and they didn't give him enough time to get the shot.
They'd paid $2,730 for the photography, and claimed $6,740 in damages.
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What Year is This? A 23-Year-Old in Florida is Busted for Selling Moonshine:
It's been about 80 years since the U.S. ended prohibition. So this is definitely a crime you don't see every day . . . or every century.
Last week, 23-year-old Daniel David Pawa of Lantana, Florida was arrested for SELLING MOONSHINE.
Back in November, Daniel posted an ad on Craigslist with the headline, quote, "Moonshine?" An undercover agent from the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco called him and asked to buy the, quote, "strong stuff."
They set up a sting on Daniel and, last week, he sold them 40 gallons of 180-proof moonshine for $150-a-gallon. Moonshine that's 180 proof is 90% alcohol. The legal limit for alcohol in Florida is 153 proof, or 76.5% alcohol.
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We usually freeze our hands putting up Christmas lights around Thanksgiving. I told DH that we should put them up early Nov. but not turn them on till Thanksgiving. WHEN do you put up yours? THANKS! | |||
Guess we're old fogies, but we don't put up any lights. And sometimes, depending on our mood at the time, we might not even put up a tree. We don't have anyone coming for the holidays and its just the two of us. Sometimes, we just don't bother. www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain. | ||||
I'm with FFG! A lot of work to put up/take down. And then the power bill arrives in Jan.! (eeekkkk) "The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion | ||||
But it's so worth the extra work!! Even if we didn't entertain during holidays, I'd decorate for my own enjoyment. | ||||
Mamaspoon, I really wish that I did get excited about decorating for the holidays but it's just not in me. Don't get me wrong, some years we have a very nice tree and various other things in the house. But we don't ever do anything outside. www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain. | ||||
I'm with Mamaspoon ~ we decorate just for the sheer pleasure of enjoying what we have created! We live out in the boonies - no one besides ourselves sees them - but we do and it makes us happy! But need to back up ~ first the Halloween decorations which will be going up this week. We'll spend a few weeks enjoying them; take them down over the Thanksgiving Weekend and then start with Christmas decorations and throw the lights to them about the second week of December! | ||||
As you have probably seen, I'm with "the still decorating crowd" but only for our won enjoyment. YES, by all means, get them set up in early November when the weather is tolerable; throw the switch in early December. ENJOY!!! | ||||
My hub used to be humbug about ANY Christmas decorating. This year...he's ready to put them up early! I'm looking forward in putting up the pink fishing lure for our youngest member in our family. Not sure when the lights will make it on...but we've already begun moving furniture just to make space for the tree. Yippee! | ||||
We put up wreaths for Halloween at home and at our office. We also have a Halloween village, lots of Dept 56 buildings that have already gone up at the office. In the conference room we have several large scenes. A couple of scarecrows will go up in the yard. Last couple years I've carved several large funkin pumpkins for Halloween itself. I used to carve lots of large pumpkins for the yard but I like the idea of keeping them from year to year. Next comes lots of pumpkins and gourds for Thanksgiving. I have a collection of glass and ceramic ones for the office and home. Finally, Christmas is a decorating extravanganza at the office and home. We love to decorate. January is such a let down, I keep up a few snowmen decorations. | ||||
We start the weekend after Thanksgiving. As soon as the lights are up they are on every night until January 6th. Then it takes us about two weeks to take everything down. LOL! | ||||
I don't put up outside lights, but most people around here have them up, but not turned by mid-November at the latest. They turn them on after Thanksgiving. | ||||
I stopped with the outdoor lites and decor about the same time I was "dreading taking them down" at the same time as I was putting them up. =) Now all we have is a really large lit house wreath, and that takes about 5 minutes to hang and put on a timer. Same to take down, yeah! After Thanks Giving was always our cue to light up, especially with a dusting of snow or just winter like weather. | ||||
We try to put out our porch lights the beginning of Dec.When we have a decent Saturday. | ||||
Honestly....there have been MANY people with the bah humbug spirit as of LATE. They don't put up lights...but give them a chance to receive a Christmas gift and they LIGHT up. : ) I'm looking forward to this Christmas. The reason for the season IS actually making a return! Thank you to all the naysayers and to those who thought they were making it difficult. I can actually see the lights in ANY home! But to each his/her own. | ||||
Well said Trish!! | ||||
Wreaths, candles in the windows go up the day after Thanksgiving. We usually wait until the 2nd week of December for our tree UNLESS I can talk DH into an artificial tree. NOT LIKELY Can you believe it's almost that time of year again?? Trish212, I never realized the TRUE REASON FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON had ever gone away ISA 9:6-7 LK 2 MT 1 AND 2This message has been edited. Last edited by: Georgia Peach, | ||||
Probably just me, but it always seemed odd to light the outside decor until most all the leaves were down and we had cold/snowy weather. I think that a dusting of snow makes any lighting look very pretty. But I do agree to put lights up before it gets so cold, the cords are stiff (as well as our hands). After new years, we just hardly ever turned them on (unless we had a big snow). | ||||
We don't do outside lights but I like to see them on a dark evening. My previous dog (current one was rescued and hates walking in the dark) used to love going out on cold nights and walking. It simply made me feel so good to see all the lights. | ||||
we do lights but not as many and have passed the lawn orneys to the kids...but it's usually been the 3 day weekend...should do them this week with the sudden change to the 70's for a day or 2, lol... we have a large fir that dh did lights on, and wasn't able to get theim down the first wonter we did them...ended up just leaving them on (unplugged, of course) and they look so funny now with the tree growth...has left some big gaps! but we still turn them on... the hardest thing was the tree...went from the standard lit 7ft'er to one that fits on top of the desk in the lr...(about 3 ft) i can decorate in minitures in about 15-20 minutes and have it down in the same amount of time... i also don't "allow" dh on the roof anymore...you just each an age where it's smarter to do lights a LOT lower! as for taking them down it depends on the weather...some of the lawn ones spikes have frozen solid and it was really late one year...once in ca, fil "ditched" us right after the kids opened gifts, and i was so mad we put everything away day after, so when he returned, there wasn't one orney to be seen, and no leftovers from the meal my mother and i had made for christmas night... now dh and i go to one of the 3 local kids and come home to peace and quiet, lol... | ||||
Thank you for your input! We would decorate just for our own joy. The fist year we moved into this OLD house--my dh put up a lighted wreath that circled our big front window and later outlined our inside tree. (we use artificial as I have asthma and was told if we cut down our own tree-we're still bringing airborne bacteria into our house) We enjoy having the lights on the dark December nights and we noticed that every year since we moved in--more and more people around us decorate. (we life in the country in a tiny area outside of Allentown PA) BUT since 1976--our lights are tradition except as the other lady said--I forbid my dh from rooftop lights (as did his DR.)! LOL! Happy Holidays! | ||||
The weekend before Thanksgiving. I love seeing all the orny my kids made..sisters made...or just from the past years. I play the music, lights, and just the spirit of Christmas. My family is grown and gone to...just DH and myself at home. But I still believe in Santa...!! http://www.flickr.com/photos/gracieaohio/sets/ http://sewngracefully.blogspot.com/ You've reached middle age when all you exercise is caution. | ||||
I love decorateing for Christmas and lots with lites, and trees. My problem is dh, he could care less. Our grandchildren are 14, 11, 8, 6, and 3 and I love to see their reaction. I find as getting older I can't do what I would like to. My 14 yr. old grandaughter is a great help but she is in High School, and school sports and working on her Bronze Medalion in swimming so her time is limited. My daughter is great and works half days, but I try to help her, maybe I should reverse that. If anyone wants to help me I would love it. I love doing it but get stressed if things don't go well. from Canada | ||||
Glad to read about so many experiences ~ to answer the OP's question? Put the lights out with all of the work involved early November when the weather is kind and make sure they work ~ then wait until after Thanksgiving to turn them on! Having said that, DH will wait until Thanksgiving weekend to start putting them up! But read the rest of my post before thinking - "men! " Since we moved to our new "forever" home in 2004, I've just let him do his own thing on his own time schedule ~ he never wanted to decorate outside at our old place; the family farm house we bought from his parents and lived for 28 years so we (me) just did the inside ~ from top to bottom and every inch of each room! Now, the reverse is true - no more big tree inside and just a few special ornaments BUT, the outside? Wow, DH creates a magical space with Santa (my parents' first Christmas decoration ~ it's turning 71 years old this year as they were married in 1941) ~ at the helm of our old wooden wagon, probably two dozen deer of all types (some with antlers, some with scarves, and all moving), geese and gooslings) and, the latest thing, a huge blue pond that they all gather around. Oh, and 48 (2ft tall) illuminated pines trees, several snowmen, half a dozen "Welcome" signs plus lit up bells and illuminated 3 foot tall Candy Canes that light up all of the above from the driveway to the old wagon to the yard and beyond... we keep it lit through mid-January at least! Don't know if it will work for the rest of you but DH got excited about decorating the outside just about the time I had had it and said, "do whatever you want..." PS. It worked! | ||||
I put up the outside decor in Nov. when the weather is nice as I walk all over the roof putting up decorations and won't do that if it is wet/slippery. So it goes up on a nice day, but I don't turn the lights on until Thanksgiving night when my dinner guests are leaving. (Except to test them and see that they work.) DH does not help with ANY of it, although last year he did run an extension cord from the back yard and moved some of the cords to stop the breaker from popping! I hope he didn't strain anything, LOL. Then, the weekend after Thanksgiving, the house EXPLODES with decorations! I have to hang things from the ceilings now, as I have covered every other available surface, LOL. Again, no help, except my DM comes over one day to help with the 9' tree in my family room as the ornies on it plug into the light strands and it takes all day to do that tree. I love Christmas, have at least one nativity set in every room, and my response to the people who say it is too much work: "These are my toys and I like to play!" Happy Thanksgiving, Candy | ||||
This is my absolute FAVORITE time of the year! My B'day, wedding anniversay and Christmas all in the same month. Knowing the reason for the season gives me great pleasure. I purchased a new tree that I plan to put up the weekend after Thanksgiving. Still on the lookout for vintage ornaments. Haven't put up lights outside since our kids were home. We're empty nesters now. | ||||
I've never put lights up outside - just don't want to get up on ladders, mess with cords, etc. But this year, I'm thinking of getting one of those Solar nets to put on the evergreen shrub outside my front window. And I might get one of those lighted, potted trees for the front porch if I find one I like. Inside, I haven't done much the last couple of years or so. But this year, I'm having Christmas dinner so I'll put up my tree and decorations. I'll probably clean and rearrange furniture this weekend then start decorating. | ||||
Well, this year we put our outside lights up last weekend and will light after Turkey day. We were so excited to get them going as its the first year we've spent the holidays in FL instead of trekking back to MI for the holidays. Our fingers didn't even get cold this year.This message has been edited. Last edited by: mamaspoon, | ||||
The tree goes up before Thanksgiving. I had to get creative this way because some family comes Thanksgiving and then others on Christmas. The ones that come on Thanksgiving we have a little gift exchange after dinner. Strange but works. | ||||
1st DH and I did some outside lights...and he was a truckdriver who was not home every day. We had a tree and I did some inside decorating. I am NOT a "tree in every room" person. However when DS was small, he had his own little tree that he could decorate and redecorate to his little heart's desire. Now DH and I don't do anything outside...it's just too much of an effort to get it started. I generally cut some greenery off our own property and make a real wreath to hang on the front door at the beginning of fall. After Thanksgiving, I add more red nature items to make it Christmasy. I don't always put up a tree, but when I do it is a real tree - no allergies here. With or without a tree, I spread some Christmas cheer through the house with a bit of decoration and I always hang the stockings whether the "kids" are coming or not. Sherry Does this hat make my butt look big? www.keepyouinstitches.blogspot.com http://s193.photobucket.com/al...9/keepyouinstitches/ www.friendsofthedaingerfieldpu...library.blogspot.com | ||||
We've been doing "Christmas lite" for a few years now. DH fell off a ladder and no longer lights the trees. Now we have two lighted artificial trees on the front porch, a big wreath on the barn, and a large lighted tree in the huge upstairs window facing the street. Inside I put out my Christmas quilts (about 50, large and small), nativity, Christmas dishes, and the large tree upstairs in the loft. We used to do so much more, but I find I like this much better. | ||||
Oh, my word! 50 Christmas quilts!!! I don't even own one....(whine, whine, whine). Guess I should make myself one. I'd love to see a picture of the quilty decor. www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain. | ||||
I'll be happy to post a pic when I can get DH to help me hang them. -------------------- I found this picture with some of my small quilts.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Annon, | ||||
Whew, I thought when you said quilt, you meant full bed sized quilts. You do beautiful work. Is that a tree skirt I see in upper left of photo? | ||||
Yes, thats a tree skirt and if you look closely there are two more. This is just the tip of the iceberg! These are the smallest Christmas quilts. Then we get to the wall hangings, the lap quilts & table runners, the bed quilts, then finally the antique quilts. I know, it's crazy, but I love quilts! I probably won't put most of them out this year. I just dont have much Christmas spirit. | ||||
We put them up last week. This is the first year in a long time I'm looking forward to Christmas. My husband of 21 years passed away in November of 2009 (he was 48, I was 40), and had been very ill since November of 2008, so that first Christmas without him was a horrific blur for my teen daughter and I. And the next two years, I just had zero motivation to decorate, or care. I am now engaged to a wonderful man (also widowed), and this year, we're going all out. He moved here last year, and like me, hadn't decorated for a few years. We're making up for it now! He spent days putting lights up on the house, and although it's not as much as I used to do outside, it looks wonderful, and I'm thrilled with it. He and I share identical design ideas, so it was fun working together on it. We both have a renewed sense of hope, although it remains bittersweet. I'll try to share a pic, but it's a cell phone pic, and not very good quality. I can't wait until dusk every night, to turn on all the lights. We're such dorks, and just go stand in the street at night, holding each other, and looking at our lights. .This message has been edited. Last edited by: Mîz M, ~Jill~ | ||||
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The pics make the lights blurry, but here are some details: The two bottom windows have lighted poinsettas, the two dormers have lighted wreaths. We've since added some green uplights to a few of the larger shrubs that aren't lit in these pics. We're still thinking of adding a bit more. .This message has been edited. Last edited by: Mîz M, ~Jill~ | ||||
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The book titles are enough to scare the succession planning right out of you—The 2010 Meltdown: Solving the Impending Job Crisis, Workforce Crisis: How to Beat the Coming Shortage of Skills and Talent and Lost Knowledge: Confronting the Threat of An Aging Workforce. Believe me, magazine editors love hyperbole as much as the next guy, but these titles seem to be more B-movie than business book. (Can't you just see the movie poster now? Baby-boomer zombies wreaking havoc on those all-too-human CEOs. "We won't be stopped until we bring ALL of corporate America to its knees!")
Oddly enough, whenever I mention retiring baby boomers to trainers the image I get is a little different. Usually, it's an indifferent trainer shrugging his shoulders. Trainers seem to think it's no big deal, and they're the ones that are responsible for keeping the intellectual capital of their companies intact over the next few years. Hey, hasn't anyone been to Barnes & Noble lately?
Even Jack Welch would hear nothing of a pending crisis when I asked him about it a few months back. Rather, he saw it as more of an opportunity. "Companies shouldn't be afraid to take risks by promoting tomorrow's leaders into these roles today. It's wonderful to have an organization that is dynamic and getting fresh blood into management positions. Will they be ready? Maybe they won't all be trained perfectly, but they'll be able to grow into their jobs if you give them the right support systems."
This month's cover story—"Outta Here: Are You Ready for the Baby Boomers to Retire?"—examines the situation inside and out, offering plenty of sound strategies, best practices and tips for transitioning your workforce. If you're not a procrastinator, you've probably already begun to plan for the inevitable shift coming. But in the end, I don't think it'll be as bad as some are making it out to be. Why? It all has to do with the baby boomers (doesn't it always?). They've been defining the American experience since the hula hoop. Why should retirement be any different? Boomers are an industrious bunch, and they'll find creative ways to ease their way into retirement. They'll work part-time, they'll consult, or they'll mentor younger workers a few days a week. They have talent, knowledge and experience, and they're more than willing to help pass it on. Many companies, in fact, are already making it easier by starting what they're calling "transition programs" for workers nearing retirement.
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The kids are all back to school around here now, and I have to admit, I'm a tad jealous. I miss going shopping for supplies, picking up my textbooks, and just generally being a student. A majority of my friends were *so* glad to graduate and be finished, but not me. I'd go to school forever if I didn't have to worry about pesky things like student loans and paying the bills :) I don't know if I'll still feel this way decades from now, but if I do, you can bet I'll be taking some classes in my retirement!
When I came across this recipe for homemade tater tots a few weeks ago, it totally took me back to my school days. If tater tots are synonymous with one thing for me, it's cafeteria food. I'm sure we probably ate the frozen ones at home sometimes too, but more than anything I remember them being scooped into their own little compartment on the lunch trays we used. I don't really recall what they tasted like, but I'm probably not exactly going out on a limb to say I think this homemade version is better!
Unlike so many tater tot recipes I've seen, these do not start with leftover mashed potatoes, which is a good thing since we pretty much never have leftovers when I make them...
The tots were super crisp and crunchy on the outside yet wonderfully fluffy inside. Mine were, let's say, rustic looking because I was rushing and left some larger pieces of potato than I should have in the process of making them. We were so busy devouring them I barely noticed until I went back and looked at the photos :) One of my favorite things about this recipe is that you can freeze the extra tater tots and reheat them for a quick snack or side anytime. They're pretty much the definition of nostalgic, and a very fun occasional treat!
Bacon-Ranch Tater Tots
from Cook's Country, October/November 2011
{Note: if you want to make plain tater tots, just eliminate the cider vinegar, bacon, onion powder, garlic powder and dill. No need to change the method.}
1 cup water
2 1/4 teaspoons salt
2 1/2 lb russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
1 tablespoon cider vinegar
1 1/2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
4 slices finely chopped cooked bacon
1 teaspoon onion powder
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon dried dill
1/2 teaspoon pepper
4 cups peanut or canola oil
In a measuring cup, whisk the water and salt together until the salt has dissolved. Add it to the bowl of your food processor along with the potatoes (you'll need a large food processor for this - at least 11 cup. If yours is smaller, process in two batches.) Pulse 10-12 times, stirring once or twice, until the potatoes are coarsely ground. (If one or two large chunks of potato remain, just chop them by hand.) Transfer the mixture to a fine mesh sieve set over a large bowl and strain out the liquid, pressing on the potatoes to release as much as possible (you should get about 1 1/2 cups).
Transfer the potatoes to a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave for 8-10 minutes, stopping halfway to stir, until the potatoes are dry and sticky. Mix in the cider vinegar as soon as the potatoes have finished cooking.
Add the flour, bacon, onion powder, garlic powder, dill and pepper to the potato mixture. Stir to combine. Transfer the mixture to a sheet of aluminum foil and spread in a thin layer. Allow to cool for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, line an 8x8-inch baking pan with a second piece of aluminum foil, leaving an overhang on opposite sides. Transfer the potatoes to the pan and press into an even, tight layer over the bottom of the pan. Freeze (uncovered) for 30-45 minutes, or until firm.
Meanwhile, preheat oven to 200 F. Set a wire rack inside a rimmed baking sheet. Pour the oil into a Dutch oven set over medium-high heat. Heat to 375 F on a candy thermometer.
Use the foil "handles" to lift the potatoes from the pan. Cut into 48 pieces, making 6 cuts in one direction and 8 in the other (this is much more easily and neatly accomplished with a wet knife blade - I rewet mine after every few cuts). Add half of the tots to the hot oil and cook for 5-7 minutes, or until golden brown and crisp. (The oil temperature will probably drop quite a bit, that's ok.) Stir occasionally, but only after the tots have started to brown. Remove to the wire rack and season immediately with salt. Transfer the baking sheet to the oven to keep the tots warm. Return the oil to 375 F and fry the second half of the tots.
{Note: you can freeze the tots after cooling them completely. Just transfer to a resealable plastic bag and pop in the freezer for up to 1 month. To reheat, place the frozen tots on a rimmed baking sheet and cook for 12-15 minutes in a 400 F oven.
Makes 4 dozen
16 comments:
- Solya said...
I found your blog not long ago and I adore it! Your dishes looks so appetizing!
I agree with you, but most af all I miss for my university days- it was, really, a good time)
I think homemade bacon-ranch is delicious, thank you for recipe!
- September 17, 2012 at 2:44 AM
- Becca said...
Wow I haven't had tater tots in such a long time. I do remember getting them on my lunch tray back in elementary school when it was hot dog day ( the only day I would buy my lunch) and I remember my mom making the orida version when she made us the Tyson chicken fingers. Things were so simple back then :)
I need to try these tater tots :) - September 17, 2012 at 8:09 AM
- Anita at Hungry Couple said...
These look so tempting. Growing up I was only every exposed to the frozen tots and I didn't like them. But a couple of years ago we were at a diner that promised fresh tots and they were amazing! I'll bet yours taste like that.
- September 17, 2012 at 8:41 AM
- Rachel @ Baked by Rachel said...
I need to stop sitting on recipes for so long. You're going to beat me to them all lol. I've had a tater tot recipe floating around for ages and keep pushing it aside. These look fantastic. I'd have to keep them to myself :)
- September 17, 2012 at 9:03 AM
These were great, thanks for making them!
- September 17, 2012 at 9:49 AM
- amy @ fearless homemaker said...
I am the same way = I could be in school FOREVER + be happy. I loved both college + grad school, loved studying, even enjoyed tests on occasion. Yup, It's true! Love this tribute to school days -I really need to try making homemade tater tots myself one of these days!
- September 17, 2012 at 11:10 AM
- Cassie/Bake Your Day said...
Salivating! Homemade tater tots are so brilliant, love these!
- September 17, 2012 at 11:31 AM
- Erin @ The Spiffy Cookie said...
How do you make tater tots better? Oh add bacon!! Yesss
- September 17, 2012 at 5:14 PM
- claire @ the realistic nutritionist said...
These are the PERFECT game day treat!! I love them!
- September 17, 2012 at 6:28 PM
- amanda @ fake ginger said...
Nuh uh! Tater tots with bacon?! You have outdone yourself once again.
- September 18, 2012 at 12:12 AM
- Jen @ Savory Simple said...
Well now I want tots. These little bites are so tempting. Great recipe, Tracy!
- September 18, 2012 at 7:34 AM
- Ashley said...
These are awesome, I'm sure! So much better than the frozen ones we ate as kids :)
- September 18, 2012 at 12:08 PM
- Erin @ Dinners, Dishes, and Desserts said...
I love these! And the best part is no mashed potatoes. My family loves tator tots, so I can't wait to try these!
- September 18, 2012 at 1:45 PM
- Annamaria said...
Homemade tater tots sound great. I'd love making these. Thanks for the post.
- September 18, 2012 at 6:32 PM
- Eliana said...
Hmmmm - these tots look and sound super addicting
- September 19, 2012 at 8:03 PM
- Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction said...
Oh my goodness... My hubby is strangely obsessed with tater tots, and I pretty much never make them for him. He would flip if I made these. Of course, I have to get over my fear and hatred of frying, but I think it will be worth it!
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April 3, 2013
12:31 am
welcome to the basement kid.
April 2, 2013
3:33 pm
Selvie was a stud at USF, but once he started getting doubled teamed, he got shut down. It'll be interesting if he can get back to form from his college days and could be a diamond in the rough if he pans out.
April 2, 2013
2:56 pm
Adds depth at the position.
April 1, 2013
8:36 pm
Selvie is 6-2 and 270 lb? I remember him looking much taller and leaner at USF. At any rate, I was blown away that we didn't use a 7th round pick on him at the time so I'm glad we have him now.
April 1, 2013
5:03 pm
As a USF alum, I watched Selvie. He was good in college...especially as a soph. & jr., but sr. year played opposite end to Pierre Paul!! PP was selected in the 1st round, and Selvie in the 7th round...don't think I need to say any more.
April 1, 2013
3:42 pm
Why don't everybody cool it.Tampa is making moves that will improve the overall.Remember the Revis sistutation is not over yet. I believe that Revis will be a buc this year-GO BUCS
April 1, 2013
2:32 pm
Hell let's go get Mike Jenkins and have a USF class reunion......
April 1, 2013
1:44 pm
At least I can enjoy watching his youtube highlights; i can dream can't I?
April 1, 2013
10:03 am
Maybe this is an April Fools joke by the Buccaneers
April 1, 2013
9:23 am
Tomorrow's contract will tell you how Selvie is viewed. Why wait until Tuesday to sign camp fodder? I'm not saying I know - could be taking concussion tests. But never second guess Schiano!
April 1, 2013
9:10 am
actualy he was very good in college, hope he can blossom in tampa, should be used to the heat also.
April 1, 2013
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Okay, just some more back up being added for the Camp and preseason campaign.
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November 28, 2012
Cutest Little Purse Ever!
I fell in love with this little purse the moment I saw it. It is a perfect size and style that you can take to work or out on the town. I love the gold chain detail on the strap. Gives it a classic look.
November 16, 2012
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Mulk Raj Anand - Author
E. M. Forster - Introduction by
In Mulk Raj Anand's finest and most controversial novel he conveys precisely, with urgency and barely disguised fury, what it might feel like to be one of India's Untouchables. Bakha is a young man, a proud and even an attractive young man, but none the less he is an outcast in a system that is now only slowly changing and was then as cruel and debilitating as that of apartheid. Into this re-creation of one day in the life of Bakha, sweeper and latrine-cleaner, Anand poured a vitality, fire and richness of detail that have caused him to be acclaimed as his country's Charles Dickens as well as this century's greatest revealer of the 'other' India. 'One of the most eloquent and imaginative works to deal with this difficult and emotive subject' – Martin Seymour-Smith |


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ELFkickers 3.0 Announced After 10-Year Hiatus
After a decade break, ELFkickers rolls out 3.0 release.
ELFkickers is a collection of small programs intended to help programmers understand ELF files. The new 3.0 release (with the exception of the ebfc program) provides 64-bit ELF file support in addition to 32-bit, and new programs, objres and infect, have been added to the collection. Tiny Programs have been removed.
Download ELFkickers 3.0 from the MuppetLabs site.
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