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Summary: Great Houses of Minnesota is the engaging story of the evolution of architectural styles in Minnesota from 1830 to 1914#151;from the influence of the early French traders along the Mississippi and St. Croix to the emergence of the school of Frank Lloyd Wright. nbsp; Through photographs and colorfully informative text, internationally known historian Roger Kennedy helps readers understand the unique styles of Minnesota's first homes, including the Mower House in Arcola, the first large house on the St. Croix; Alexander Ramsey's #147;Mansion House" in St. Paul, influenced by Pennsylvania Dutch virtues; the whimsical Charles C. Clement house in Fergus Falls, clearly Norse in spirit; and the Purcell House in Minneapolis, a fine example of the Prairie School design. nbsp; On a broad plane these architectural eras reflected social customs, politics, commerce, religion, and literature. On a personal level they often revealed the national origin and character of the families that made the house a home. In short, this is in large measure a history of the people. Kennedy has considered their heritage and traditions as carefully as he has examined the architecture they created, and he offers a fresh, wholistic approach to the study of our state's great houses.nbsp;
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1 Walk the dog. Take Rover around the block for 20 minutes to use 75 calories. If you're both up for a trot, shorten the time to 15 minutes. If your dog sees a squirrel, embrace the chase; you'll only need 10 minutes of leash time.
2 Go shopping. Less than half an hour of leisurely shopping and pushing a grocery cart will use up 75 calories; pick up the pace and you'll burn more.
3 Skip the elevator. Only seven minutes of climbing stairs will use up 75 calories—so skip the lift. If you're carrying a backpack, boxes or bags of groceries, you'll burn even more.
4 Wash the car.You'll use up those 75 calories in less than 20 minutes. Once your ride's sparkling, clean your gutters for 15 minutes, and use another 75 calories. Other ways to burn: make the bed, change the sheets, or run the vacuum.
5 Jump rope. Only 10 minutes of slow rope skipping will burn off more than 75 calories. Step up your pace, and you'll burn 100 calories in 10 minutes. Stash a jump rope in your briefcase or backpack, and use your coffee break to burn, not add, calories.
6 Play hopscotch. Burn 75 calories in a 15-minute game, and connect with your kids at the same time. Playing jacks and bathing toddlers have similar calorie-burning potential. Or get vigorous—wrestling, tickling, and tag use those 75 calories in less than 10 minutes.
7 Be a caddy. If you're a golfer, walking and carrying your own clubs can use up 75 calories in 15 minutes—so playing 18 holes can burn as much as 1,000 calories.
8 Mow the lawn. You'll free up more than 75 calories in less than 20 minutes with a power mower, or 110 calories with a hand mower. Raking leaves, shoveling snow, gardening, and other yard work have similar calorie-burning potential.
9 Dance up a storm. Shake your booty to rock or disco for 12 minutes, and you'll use up 75 calories. If you're a slow dancer, waltz or foxtrot for 25 minutes for the same results.
10 Have sex. A 15-minute romp in the hay can use up 75 calories.* A clothes-on make-out session uses even more (as much as 200 per half hour) by building anticipation, increasing heart rate, and boosting respiration.
*Based on a 125-pound person; heavier people will burn more.
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Staff Writer | September 04,2013BENNINGTON A local man was ordered held without bail after police said he admitted to having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl.
Patrick Bussacco, 25, of Bennington, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court on Monday to a felony charge of repeated aggravated sexual assault.
If convicted of the charge, Bussacco would face a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison and could be sentenced to up to life in prison.
In an affidavit, Detective Anthony Silvestro, of the Bennington Police Department, said he began his investigation Aug. 26 after hearing from a mother who lives in Pownal.
During an interview at the police station, the mother said she had found hundreds of messages from Bussacco on her 15-year-old daughters phone. She said there were also nude photographs of Bussacco which had been sent to the teenager, the woman said.
Silvestro said he tracked down Bussaccos address and sports utility vehicle. On Aug. 28, Silvestro applied for and was granted warrants to search the mothers home and Bussaccos home and SUV.
According to the affidavit, the warrant was executed at the mothers home Aug. 30 by Silvestro, an investigator from the Vermont Department for Children and Families and Vermont State Police Trooper Robert Zink. Afterward, the investigators spoke with the 15-year-old girl.
The girl admitted she had a sexual relationship with Bussacco which started over the summer, according to the affidavit. She said the sexual activities had taken place at her fathers home in North Bennington.
The girl said she knew Bussacco because he was dating one of her relatives.
Silvestro said the girl admitted to sending Bussacco numerous inappropriate pictures of herself and marking every day they had sexual contact on her cellphone calendar. Police seized the phone and Silvestro said a forensic examination of the phone would be conducted.
Police officers from the Bennington Police Department executed the warrant at Bussaccos home at the same time as police were searching the mothers home. Among the items collected was Bussaccos cellphone.
Silvestro said when he returned to the police station Aug. 30, Bussacco and others were waiting for him.
Bussacco agreed to speak with Silvestro. In the affidavit, Silvestro said Bussacco admitted to the sexual relationship and called it a mistake and a fling, a summer thing.
Silvestro said Bussacco confirmed what the girl had told police about their relationship and said it took place when he was staying in North Bennington with the girl and her father and before he and his girlfriend moved to their current home in Bennington.
During Bussaccos arraignment, Susan McManus, who represented Bussacco, asked Judge Nancy Corsones to release him and allow him to stay in his home. McManus said Bussaccos girlfriend, because she is related to the girl Bussacco is accused of sexually assaulting, had agreed to move out of the apartment so there would be no contact between Bussacco and the girl.
Bennington County Chief Deputy States Attorney Christina Rainville said Bussacco was a risk to the community because he was dating a woman but using that woman to gain access to a child.
A hearing is scheduled for today to determine if Bussacco will be released pending the outcome of the case.
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I love reading them as they make me smile and believe in myself.
Whenever I tend to give up on myself, just a short quote makes me feel better and tell me to stay strong and brave.
Since then, I never give up anymore.
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For beautiful eyes, look for the good in others; for beautiful lips, speak only words of kindness; and for poise, walk with the knowledge that you are never alone.
As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.
I believe in being strong when everything seems to be going wrong. I believe that happy girls are the prettiest girls. I believe that tomorrow is another day, and I believe in miracles
I don't take my life seriously, but I do take what I do – in my life – seriously
The best thing to hold onto in life is each other
Nothing is impossible, the word itself says 'I'm possible'!
I tried always to do better: saw always a little further. I tried to stretch myself
Living is like tearing through a museum. Not until later do you really start absorbing what you saw, thinking about it, looking it up in a book, and remembering - because you can't take it in all at once. --Audrey Hepburn
Memories last forever, never do they die, Friends stick together and never really say Goodbye -- Ralph Waldo
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WAUSAU, WI (WTAQ) - A Minnesota man has been ordered to stand trial on charges that he killed his girlfriend near Wausau, stole two guns and a pickup truck, and eluded officers who tried to arrest him.
A Marathon County judge ruled Tuesday that there's enough evidence to order further proceedings against 21-year-old Richi Vue of St. Paul. He's scheduled to enter pleas January 3rd to five felony counts of homicide, theft, vehicle theft, fleeing officers, and possessing guns as a convicted felon.
Prosecutors said Vue shot 20-year-old Lee Xiong to death on October 13th at her family's apartment in Weston, after they argued about a drug deal earlier in the day.
Vue now claims he fired the weapon by accident.
Officers from Marathon and Clark counties tracked down the suspect after he allegedly tried to elude them in a wooded area near Abbotsford – and he was arrested after a short chase.
Authorities said he was driving a truck stolen from a Wausau area dealership about a month before the murder – and officers recovered two weapons stolen from a gun shop in Lincoln County.
Vue remains in jail under a million-dollar bond.


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SAN ANTONIO -- In light of Mario Chalmers' uneven play and occasional foul trouble this postseason, the Heat could use a lift from the other half of its point guard duo. But whereas Norris Cole consistently provides energy off the bench, he usually struggles with his shot against the Spurs.
Cole had good looks on three three-point attempts in Game 1 of the NBA Finals but missed all of them on a 1-for-4 night and is now 7 for 26 from the field (27 percent) in eight career Finals games against the Spurs. In his regular-season career against San Antonio, he's shooting 35.7 percent from the field (15 for 42), including 4 for 13 this season.
"You want to give them a little bit of credit, but [I've] missed shots," he said. "When I get open looks, I'm going to continue to let it fly."
Cole shook out of a two-month post-All-Star-break funk by making 16 of 30 shots in his first six playoff games. But he's just 11 for 33 since then.
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One day after Dwyane Wade said the Heat should have gone deeper into its bench in Game 1 — when coach Erik Spoelstra used nine players — LeBron James expressed similar sentiments.
"Obviously, we could have used that in Game 1," James said. "I thought at times maybe Toney [ Douglas], J.J. [ James Jones], U.D. [ Udonis Haslem] could have gotten some minutes. Take the load off some of us. … Spo is going to coach the game the way he sees the game going."
James, who called for more minutes for Jones earlier in the playoffs, said during an NBA-organized Facebook chat Saturday that Jones is "the most underrated player on our team. He doesn't get a lot of playing time. I wish he did get a lot more playing time. He's such a leader. Unbelievable shooter."
Jones has played just seven minutes since the start of the Eastern Conference finals.
• Also in the Facebook chat, James said of Game 2: "We have to make adjustments. That's what good teams do. You will see a different team on Sunday." … James also said in that chat that his rooting interests in football extend to the Dallas Cowboys, Ohio State, Florida State and Cleveland Browns rookie Johnny Manziel.
• Asked why he told ESPN's Michael Wilbon that he's the easiest target in sports, James said: "Because I've been in front of the camera … since I was 15 years old. You guys have seen everything from me, from being an adolescent kid just playing the game because he loves it … to playing as a professional, to succeeding, to falling off the mountain … to going up to the top again."
Asked why the Heat has been able to win its past 12 playoff games after losses, James said that stems from taking accountability and "not just bypassing the mistakes we had in the previous game." Added Chris Bosh: "Being in this situation so many times before, it brings out the best. … We've run out of excuses."
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The National Weather Service survey teams are confirming that the tornado that touched down in Mobile, Alabama on Christmas night was an EF-2 with winds has high as 135mph.
The survey team reports that the tornado was 5.7 miles in length and 200 yards wide.
The tornado initially made contact with the ground near Dauphin Island Parkway and moved northeastward. The tornado continued in that direction, passing near the intersection of Holcomb Avenue and Government Street and Dauphin Island Parkway. Authorities say it was in this area that the storm produced damage consistent with an EF-1 tornado.
The tornado damaged homes, businesses and Murphy High School.
The tornado grew in strength and widened to 200 yards while damaging addition homes, as well as the Trinity Episcopal Church on Dauphin Street.
The tornado lost strength, dropping to an EF-1 as it moved into the Silverwood Street area. Damage in this area was consistent with EF-1 and sporadic EF-2 tornado damage.
The tornado continued a northeastern track across the Mobile Infirmary Hospital, according to surveyors, blowing out windows and damaging vehicles, one of which was flipped.
Before dissipating on Jakes Lane in Prichard, the tornado snapped numerous trees, damaged roofs and tossed several large shipping containers at a warehouse facility.
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Soda or Pop? Maps of Regional Food Dialects
Pecan. Do you pronounce it pee-KAHN or PEE-can? Is that fizzy beverage called soda, pop, coke, or a soft drink? Crawfish, crayfish, crawdad, or critter I don't have a name for? Travel around the United States and you'll find a number of differences in the words people use for all kinds of food and drink, which one linguistics student has compiled into a series of fun and fascinating maps. Take a look and learn a new pronunciation — or even an entirely new word!
My own native Southern California food dialect matches the maps; I say soda, crawfish, pee-KAHN, and I don't say slaw when I mean coleslaw. Having a husband from Massachusetts, I know what a cruller is, but I would never use the word myself. We eat bear claws out here in the West, and put frosting on our cakes, not icing. But what the heck is a brew thru?
→ See more: Pecan, Caramel, Crawfish: Food Dialect Maps at The Atlantic
→ See the original maps: Dialect Survey Maps and Results by Joshua Katz
Do you know of any food words that are unique to where you live?
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In Cape May County New Jersey, many of the natives call a lollipop a 'taffy'; yet the chewy candy sold along the Jersey Shore (and other shore areas) is still salt water taffy.
No where else, but down here have I ever encountered people who pronounce sink as zinc.
Here in Massachusetts we say:
* Soda. When friends of ours from Buffalo call it Pop we snicker.
* Crawfish exist but they are basically larger than average cockroaches that some people eat.
* Happy Hour was (unfortunately) just legalized here in the Bay State and sadly Sunday sales of liquor does exist now. The Commonwealth has really taken a turn for the worse in that regard :-(
@Battra92: Why would you snicker over friends using the word "pop?"
I consider the changes in dialect from place-to-place to be interesting, but I really don't snicker over it.
Why on earth would the ability to buy liquor on Sundays suddenly make things horrible for you? You do realize it's sold on every other day of the week, too, right? And that people can just buy on Saturday and drink it on Sunday?
Crawfish are perfectly good to eat, as well. I've had crawfish sushi that was excellent.
Ok, a Brew Thru is a drive through beer store. Keep in mind Virginia and North Carolina (where they are located) run under the ABC system, so there is no liquor sold in these drive thrus. It usually looks like a barn with a yellow shingled roof. They sell gaudy T shirts, coolers and ice too and are mostly confined to the coasts from VA Beach through the OBX. On one side of the barn is a giant freezer room with all the beer and attendants, and the other side of the barn has a covered drive thru. You ask for your beer, show ID, get your beer, pay the attendant and drive off to have a great time at the beach. Whoever invented the Brew Thru should win a Nobel Prize.
In Massachusetts, a water fountain is called a bubbler. A milkshake is called a frappe. I spent a summer there and there were plenty more but that's all I can remember now.
I don't say pee-KAHN or PEE-can. I say puh-KAHN (I've met very few fellow native Texans that don't). I'm not a fan of crawfish but I will take a coke anyday. My Memaw, however, loves a soadie pop and a big bowl of crawdads. I always ice my cakes with a bowl of frosting.
I also find regional differences in dialect interesting. The one I do have a problem with is "coke" to mean any kind of carbonated beverage. It just doesn't make sense to say "what kind of Coke do you want?" unless one means diet, regular, or cherry. Anyway, it doesn't keep me up at night and I guess I can just order a Coke coke when in Atlanta.
@AriZevon It's because Pop is what we call our fathers. :)
@Barbara F: I'm assuming you were in Boston which really isn't like the rest of the state. They also call rubber bands "elastics."
"you want a coke? which kind? i've got sprite, dr.pepper, and pepsi."
it just makes sense. takes some unnecessary clarification though.
Coke is used in the SE to describe all pop (I'm from WA). I learned that the hard way when a friend asked for a Coke, so I gave them a Coke and they wanted Diet Coke. OH NO! Anyway, the map is a tad off in that regard as Coca Cola's HQ is in GA and that's where the whole Coke = pop/soda thing originates.
I definitely pronounce it puh-CAHN.
when in texas, i ran across multiple alcohol drive-thrus called "beer barns."
Oh, and in WA we say 'cahr-muhl' not car-a-mel. That's way too many syllables.
I took the original dialect survey. I'm a native New Yorker who says soda, PEE-can, CAR-a-mel, and coleslaw but never slaw. I still find it fascinating to hear people speak and try to guess where they're from.
Also, one of the points of the survey is to show people that their pronunciation is not the only correct version. So read and learn. And stop snickering at the people who say things differently than you.
In Rhode Island, a "Cabinet" is a milkshake, while in the rest of New England, a milkshake is a "Frappe," pronounced "frap."
The rest of this article is fascinating - not just food-related differences. I fit into nearly all of their statistics (I'm from Buffalo). I've learned to say "soda" to avoid the merciless mocking I got in Boston when I went to college, but all of my other dialect issues are intact.
Buffalo has lots of food idiosyncrasies. Chicken wings are called wings, and they traditionally come plain (no sauce) or mild/medium hot (buttery hot sauce, no other sauces). They are never called Buffalo wings. Beef on weck is, well, look it up. We also have this wonderful chip dip called Bison dip, but everyone I know pronounces it (and the animal) "Bizon." Sponge candy is delicious. If anyone outside of Buffalo has heard of loganberry drink, let me know.
I've actually gotten into fights with my husband (from Boston) over what you call a traffic circle. I call it a circle or traffic circle. Apparently if you don't call it a rotary, you should turn in your driver's license.
Ah, I never thought of that, Battra92, I call my father "The Old Dude."
Yes, I am another Texan who calls the drive through liquor stores a "beer barn" Also, because so many counties are dry we sometimes have to drive 70 miles to get to a beer or liquor store and that is called a "beer run." How about the thing we sit on in from of tv, is it a sofa, couch, or davenport? Born in Iowa, I say davenport. The little stream running through the woods--is it a creek or do you say crick? Do you carry your groceries in a bag or a sack. Do you carry your purse or pack your purse? Crawfish remind me of a little shrimp that peels like a miniature lobster. Good if you don't mind working for your food-or is that grub? Dinner or Supper? I wonder if global growth and the internet will kill regional dialect?
Um, I grew up in MA as a dedicated Brighams fan. Milkshake and frappe are not the same thing. Milkshake is foamy flavored milk. Frappe is milk, flavoring, and ice cream.
Old school Massachusetts residents call convenience stores "spas" and beer/wine stores are "package stores" or "packies."
Fellow Texan over here (ATX to be exact!). I also say puh-khan, but I'm not a native Texan so that might be why :-) There's a beer barn really close to where I live. I didn't know it was a drive through, but I guess it makes sense now
How an American pronounces the word "water" will almost always give away what region they're from.
This has nothing to do with dialect but I've always wanted to see a biscuit/toast map. I think it's mostly a southern thing but I've noticed the further south I go, the harder it seems to be to get toast with breakfast.
I love this. I grew up in Rhode Island, Texas, and Cincinnati, Ohio and now live in western North Carolina. Now I recall my mother going to the package store to buy bourbon for the candy she made at Christmas, and ordering a cabinet as a treat. Texas taught me y'all and all y'all, and in Cincinnati I would ask for a soft drink. Cincinnati is also where I learned to say "Please?" when I meant "Can you repeat that? I didn't understand you." which has gotten me into trouble here in NC. I've unlearned "Please?" and say "Pardon me?" (which makes no more sense than "Please?") Mostly I enjoy the tremendous variation in dialects and accents among NC natives, most of which do not sound "southern drawl" to me.
@Twotam - your purse goes in your handbag. :)
You have to drive 70 miles to get to a beer or liquor store? As someone who grew up in Wisconsin, where every town -- no matter how small -- has a bar or two, that is just unfathamonable to me. Heck, you don't even have to drive into town to find a bar. Bars tend to pop up when two county roads intersect outside of town. For us, beer runs usually meant driving up to Canada where we could legally purchase beer before we were 21.
Here in Hawaii, it's soda. We laugh when someone says "pop" and it takes a second for us to understand what they are talking about. We also LOVE Spam, but no one, absolutely no one, eats it plain out of the can. We've been getting a Spam competitor from New Zealand that uses a Spam like pork mixture,but they add chunks of Bacon!
To the folks on the Continental United States: Karaoke is NOT pronounce "carry o ki". It's Japanese, so say it "kah rah oh keh" and roll your "r" like "ruffles have ridges".
I'm eastern Massachusetts born and bred and a friend who's originally from NJ asked me the other day if I knew why they were called package stores. I looked at him and said "because that's what they are." ;-)
Heh - I'm from Australia, and according to this, I'm literally all over the map (including some highly specific regional ones - 'bubbler' puts me in Wisconsin and Rhode Island, and Mary/merry/marry puts me in Philedelphia, apparently...
Too many Okie-isms to post (and we have the weirdest liqueur laws around--is there a correlation I wonder?)
Hey, lots of Massachusetts / East Coast folks here. If you want the stereotypical (but not really true) rude New Englander response, just ask a restaurant server for a Coke or a 7-Up. The response will usually be (in a corrective tone) "You mean Pepsi"? or "You mean a Sprite"?
Mostly based on what the restaurant carries.
Pee-can and it's all coke to me. I like sweetened iced tea but it isn't served in most restaurants north of North Carolina. No problem, I make my own.
The ABC stores here in VA are usually dusty and lacking in decor and remind me of the "candy stores" in my old Bronx neighborhood with similar decor that were fronts for illegal gambling.
Several parts of Massachusetts and Maine still say tonic, but soda has mostly taken over. Mass has bubblers to get a drink of water from and we say cah-mel. Frosting and icing are used interchangeably but icing generally means a thin layer while frosting is thicker. Milkshakes and frappes are two different things. A frappe has ice cream in it, a shake does not. Mary and marry are the same but merry is pronounced differently. We have rotaries not circles. In Mass you go to the packie but, in Maine, you buy your liquor at the grocery store - or WalMart!


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1 24-ounce Jar Kosher dill pickle spears or slices
1 tsp garlic powder
1/2 cup Louisiana hot sauce (I like Texas Pete)
1/2 cup buttermilk
1 gal peanut oil
2 cups Uncle Bubba's Fry Mix
Drain the juice from the pickle jar and refill the jar with the garlic powder, hot sauce, and buttermilk. Marinate the pickles for at least 30 minutes.
In a Dutch oven over medium-high heat, heat the oil to 350 degrees F. Drain the pickles. Put the fry mix in a large mixing bowl, and toss the pickles to coat thoroughly. Shake off the excess mix by tossing lightly in a strainer and deep fry the pickles in batches for 3 to 5 minutes, depending on the size of the spears.
When golden brown, remove the pickles from the oil with a clean strainer or slotted metal spoon and place on paper towels to drain off any excess oil. Serve immediately.
Can't wait to try the deep fried pickles, love them when we eat out! Will try several of the recipes posted here. Thank you
By Katherine on April 09, 2014
really good ya'll should try it it is my favorite thing ya'll come on fried pickles!
By Sophia on February 02, 2014
Paula I think it is horrible the way you have been treated. You are in my thoughts et prays. And if you and/or sons are ever this way. I would love to meet ya'll and cook with you my a You hAve my email & my IPhone is 601-540-3988
By Richard Binford on November 13, 2013
I never tried fried pickles will do tho thnx!!!
By nessie on September 30, 2013
Good recipe.
By Lori on August 31, 2013
Can l make a frying mix with GF FLOUR SO l can make fried pickes. I am on a GF Diet sure would like to make some. Looks very tasteie. Hope to hear from you . Thank You .
By Janie Butler on August 12, 2013
Can't wait to try these. My daughter told me about them and had never heard of them before. will let you know how I like them.
By Kathy on July 19, 2013
Would it be possible to have recipes made with equivant ingredients that we can purchase in australia
By Irene spink on July 14, 2013
fried dill pickles
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i have all cookbooks and saw you in nashville . keep up yourgood word.youhave a bless day
By margaret moss on April 10, 2013
OMG. I love fried pickles. It is probably dangerous now that I know how to make them!!!!!!!
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I ADORE fried pickles! Had them at a local wing shop and loved them. I am going to try this to make them at home. So excited! I follow just about everything you and the boys do. So happy to see you are doing well. Do you have any diabetic specific recipes I can try? Learning to cook for my Dad who is a diabetic. Much Love!!!!
By Kirsten Palmer on December 08, 2012
I think they look gross but are very delicious with the sauce
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These look absolutely fantastic - drooling!!
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These look absolutely fantastic - drooling!!
By Vicki Butler-Hagen on October 28, 2012
this is for linda spalding. you can find the recipe for uncle bubba's fry mix. on paula's website. just go to her recipes. type in uncle bubba's fry mix at the top it will take you to the recipe.
By cathy stidham on October 26, 2012
Can i use vegetable oil instead of peanut oil? Also Paula I was soo close to getting to meet my favorit Food Network Star in Washington DC last year at the Metropolitan Cooking and Entertainment Show but you werent one of the Operation Home Cooking stars :( One day I will make it to a book signing :D
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You can use zatarans crispy southern fish fry and I also used franks original red hot sauce rather than Texas Pete. We fried them in our Cajun fryer. They were awesome!!
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If you want to chance having your reservation lost while you have 45 min for lunch, come to Brasserie Ruhlmann. They will stick you in an awful corner and treat you to a $12 bowl of lobster bisque that you can easily buy from a near-by bodega for $4, and their "signature" Ruhlmann salad, which would leave the owner of said bodega proud: browned iceberg lettuce (from the wait in the kitchen or the frosty weather outside), chopped eggs (who serves boiled eggs to impress?) and a couple of sliced cherry tomatoes will surely make you want to forget this address...
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*Updated' exit principles' show repo tool limited, temporary. *Fed policymakers pushed back on New York assumptions.
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JACKSON HOLE, United States- Bank of England Deputy Governor Ben Broadbent, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and Central Bank of Brazil Governor Alexandre Antonio Tombini take part in a panel discussion on "Labor markets and monetary policy" at Kansas Fed's annual Jackson Hole symposium.
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Freshman goalkeeper Elizabeth Cook (Appleton, Wis.) made one save in net for Quinnipiac, while Megan MacKellar stopped three for the Knights.
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Hey, I'm back from the dead with something that ISN'T Sonic for once! Before anyone asks, simply put:
The day SEGA releases decent Sonic games again will be the day I become motivated to continue Sonic VS Super Sonic.
Anyway, it's high time that Bowser gets some spotlight and a song of his own! After all, he's been a long time villain hasn't he?
Edit: Forgot to mention this in the credits, but the Elise and some of the SFX sprites came from the Mystical Forest Zone (www.themysticalforestzon e.com) Sorry.
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 18, 2008
a very creative remake of the song "still alive" this is so funny i love it dont stop but i really want the S vs SS to continue i wonder if sonic will do dark super sonic to fight him
...read the news posts.
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 12, 2008
cool but...
please make the new s vs. ss! if not then play sonic chronicals:the dark brotherhood!
Is now the time to say that other then Pokémon that I hate all RPG games?
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars October 12, 2008
Didn't think anyone would do it.
It's a great piece of flash. I got the MP3 and enjoy the spoof but this flash movie really does bring out the imagination of what you get when you listen to the song.
Good job.
That's good since it was he imagination of what I got listening to the song. ^^
Glad you like it!
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 27, 2008
Back from the grave I see.
Loved the song, totally fits.
Thankies, but I just did the work. ^^
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars September 9, 2008
I like it a lot.
The lyrics fit together and to the song very well.
Thankies, but I did the visuals.


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On Uboachan: A word of caution to Fangame Devs
Ok so I've decided to vent here about uboachan's /fg/ board because doing so there is a bad idea, and it seems many of you are much more reasonable than the /fg/ crowd and might not have even been to Uboachan.net before.
Fangame developers! With the popularity of making fangames finally hitting tumblr and a larger audience (as far as I'm aware), I know that many of you will be doing this for the first time. Many of you may not have photoshop or prior experience in your chosen version of RPG Maker. Many of you might not be skilled in one area or another, ranging from art to music to coding. And I'm sure anyone doing this for the first time is new to making videogames.
Because that is what you are doing.
You are making a videogame.
Not a terribly complex one, this isn't Skyrim or Silent Hill we're talking about here. Generally a Yume Nikki game is very low maintenance and seemingly easy to make, but it is still a game. From scratch. With your own graphics and music and plot (while not necessarily needed it is indeed important).
And here's where the problem lies if and when you decide to bring your game development to Uboachan's /fg/ board.
Normally I do not reblog things here and I try to not do so, but this post on the devblog of The Looking Glass is a good read for any aspiring fangame developers and I want to help spread the word.


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An Encyclopedia of Claims, Frauds, and Hoaxes of the Occult and Supernatural
Introduction | "R" Reading | Curse of the Pharaoh | End-of-the-World Prophecies
Index | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | Y | Z
Knight, J. Z. (Judy Hampton, circa 1951- ) Probably the most prominent and successful of the channelers, this woman enjoyed the support of actress Shirley MacLaine until disillusionment apparently set in and Ms. MacLaine turned to other forms of amusement such as chakras and similar codswallop.
A multimillionaire as a result of her many books on Ramtha, the thirty-five-thousand-year-old warrior from Atlantis whose ghost she is said to channel, Knight resides on a huge ranch and breeds horses when she is not busy grunting out platitudes for Ramtha's adoring fans.
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