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When Megan Quinley began her coaching career in the spring with the Hays High School boys' tennis team, she was forced to deal with many limitations.
For one, she had never coached before. And with so few players having gone out for the team, she wasn't given much option on who to play.
Quinley won't have either of those limitations this fall in her first season leading the Hays High girls' tennis team.
"The first day, when I walked up and saw all those girls sitting there, I was shocked," Quinley said. "With the boys I was asking them to go out and find more people."
The girls' fall roster includes 17 players, giving Quinley and assistant coach Caitlyn Wark more options than even they know what to do with.
But this also means the stakes will be raised once the season gets underway Thursday at the Cimarron Invitational.
"It's not like I have all these girls that haven't played before," Quinley said. "I actually expect a lot, especially from the girls that are on varsity now and worked with me over the summer."
This year's varsity players will have big shoes to fill after the Indians graduated Janae Gagnon, Megan Bird and Shelby Dinkel, all state qualifiers last season.
"It's definitely different for me and a lot of the other varsity players because this is our first year on varsity," senior Molly Barnett said. "We definitely have to take that leap and work hard."
The differences aren't only in the roster, but in the way Quinley approaches her coaching duties. When she took over the boys' team in the spring, it proved to be a lot of trial and error for the first-time coach.
But with a season under her, Quinley has had a chance to learn from both her mistakes and successes as the fall season approaches.
"Being the new girl last year, I wanted my team to like me. I was afraid to lay down the rules," Quinley said. "I thought I wasn't going to be able to handle it at first. There was so much behind the scenes stuff that I never realized being a player. Definitely getting that first season under my belt takes some pressure off."
Quinley is a 2010 graduate of Salina South High School and played tennis for two seasons at Fort Hays State University before a shoulder injury forced her out of the game. She replaced former Hays High tennis coach Brett Jensen, who is now at Goddard High School. Wark, a Colby graduate, also spent two seasons on the Fort Hays tennis team.
"It's definitely different, but she is doing a very good job," Barnett said of Quinley. "There are a lot of new things she is teaching us that maybe Brett taught us differently, but it's very good.
"We might need a little more practice, but I feel we are ready to go."
Barnett will pair with fellow senior Kelsee Deboer as the top doubles team for Hays High on Thursday, with juniors Emily McPherson and Ashley Cossaart operating as the second team.
Sophomore Brooke Forinash and senior Julie Balzer will be the top-ranked singles players.
Following Thursday's opener in Cimarron, the varsity team will host its only home match of the season on Sept. 5. The junior varsity team will also host a tournament on Sept. 19.

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This torrent is a hodgepodge of various Doctor Who comic books. It stems from a request made in the forums.
First off is the US Marvel Comics "Doctor Who" series that ran 23 issues from 1984-1986. Also included in the file is "Marvel Premiere" #s 57-60 that served as a testing ground for the series and preceded it by a few months.
Next is issues 1-10 of the ongoing IDW "Doctor Who Classics" series that started in 2007. This series (thus far) reprints the same stories that can be found in the Marvel books but the art has been re-colored.
The final regular series is the new 2008 IDW "Doctor Who" series that showcases the adventures of the 10th Doctor and Martha Jones. Issues 1-6 are included. I think that these will be the only issues of the series and that it will be replaced by a series of minis (could be wrong though).
As a bonus feature (I love bonus features!) I have included "Powerman And Iron Fist #79" and "The Avengers Annual #02". These two stories feature a character that goes by the name of Professor Justin Alphonse Gamble of the Time Variance Authority and a group of antagonists called the Dredlox who roll around threatening to "Incinerate!" everyone. Not quite Doctor Who per-say but definitely inspired by the Time Lord. A second bonus feature is a portion of MAD Magazine (UK) #161 entitled "Doctor Ooh".
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In its second act, this suburban house mixes Modernist forms with those of its traditional postwar neighbors. Working with the existing foundation walls, architect David Jameson split the house in two from front to back. By inserting a central corridor, he was able to create a prominent gable form on one side that pushes toward the street. The other half of the house, with its modern, curved roof, recedes discreetly toward the rear garden. "The houses on this street have very simple gable forms," Jameson says, "and porches that are low to the street." He evoked those low porches with a lead-coated copper brise-soleil that sweeps across the entryway.
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It was the day before Induction Sunday, so this moment in the first-base dugout at Doubleday Field was a rare chance to sit down.
One-hundred yards away, the Hall of Fame Awards Presentation was just getting started. On the stage was Terry Cashman, telling the assembled crowd about how he came to write his classic piece of baseball nostalgia "Talkin' Baseball (Willie, Mickey and The Duke)."
I was tired, I was hot (Saturday featured another day of 90-plus degree temperatures in Cooperstown) and I was thinking about the next item on my to-do list.
And then Terry Cashman started to sing.
The Whiz Kids had won it; Bobby Thomson had done it; and Yogi read the comics all the while…
I have never felt tears well up that quickly.
We're talking baseball; Kluszewski, Campanella…
Suddenly, it was 1981 all over again. I was 12 years old, in love with this game and its history, and Terry Cashman was signing to me. I decoded each line of the song like it was a treasure.
Talkin' baseball; The Man and Bobby Feller…
The first time I heard that song, I knew there were kindred spirits out there. Others felt the same love, and Cashman had captured that feeling. In the days before the internet and when ESPN was in its infancy, the song was a unifying force.
The Scooter, The Barber and the Newk; They knew them all from Boston to Dubuque…
All the controversies, trials and quibbling, it's all just background noise. This game can still be perfect; and the memory of it can still make me cry.
It was all on display this weekend in Cooperstown.
Especially Willie, Mickey and The Duke…
Thank you, Terry, for giving us fans our piece of history. And thank you for coming to Cooperstown.
Craig Muder is the director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Thanks Craig. I was right there with you yesterday on MLB Network. What a day!!!
I caught a glimpse of you at the end of things on TV. You were real close to my HOF Man, Sandy Koufax. In the heat and in the perspiration yesterday, I thought about the Pirates winning in the 1970's and Mr. Blyleven was part of it.
Your work on this past weekend is greatly appreciated by this fan living in Colorado Springs.
I liked how Mr. Cashman put the 80s in the past tense. Just looking over the list of players in the song and how many have left this world in the past few years, Scooter, the Barber, Bobby Feller, Kluszewski, Campanella, plus the Mickey and the Duke. We need to appreciate Willie and Stan the Man while we have them.
Need to hear the recording of Dennis singing his song. Was it "Talking Baseball" about Mickey Mantle and Duke Snider?


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5 Divided opinionAntnos | 20/02/2013 | See all Antnos's reviews (4)People have a divided opinion over this game, I just finished it so i'll summarize the pros and cons, plus what people are saying.ProsSame amazing action/horror like first two.Exciting gameplay. Incredible production.Length Solo campaign 20 plus hours with side missions.Making weapons is addictive.Varied environments, beautiful visuals and set pieces.Many different difficulty settings/modes for any play style.Choice of Co-op (though isn't as scary with backup)ConsMore action than horror.Story, though has amazing sections, isn't really as good as first two.Characters are a bit weak, Not much development.Atmosphere suffers due to fast pace at times.Cover system is useless, but can get by without it.Normal is too easy, up it.Overall it's it's an amazing game in my opinion, it has some flaws, but still an excellent thrill ride. Still a must buy for sci fi horror action.
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94,95 Impala SS KBB value vs collectors value?
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My dad was an Impala SS collector and had 1ea of the 94-96 Impala SS's. He recently passed away and my mom wants to sell a couple of them so I'm helping her out. I've looked at the blue book value on them and was wondering if they have any collector value beyond that. I wasn't sure if there are people out there specifically looking for these and where to find them.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,448Yep eBay is one way to get an idea.
I think they are worth a bit more than what KBB is saying but actually the 1996 model is worth the most, which you don't have (more desirable options in '96, including the console floor shifter, which everyone wants).
I'd say for a really low miles stunning 94-95 you might grab $18,000 or so and for a '96 beauty in the low 20Ks.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,448He hasn't been back since his last post, so it might be a dead end. Or maybe his e-mail is just a secondary account that he used to register here. Dunno what to tell you.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,448Well if miles are provable and it is truly "mint" you might get $16.2K.
Probably the problem is that it isn't a '96 with the console shifter--that's worth $3K-$4K right there.
If you can stand the pain, you could go as low as $12.5K (KBB says $13.1K) which is really what a clean driver '95 sells for. I don't know if people will pay you extra for the low miles and mint condition. One would think so but the collector car market is cooling off rapidly here in the States. Most of the sales are going to Europe.
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hbronco96 Posts: 3craigslist. should i get a carfax report? if so,just get the one report and copy it for people to see? sorry took so long to reply i forgot about it to be honest. i really need to sell this car but dont want to spend the money for advertising. I guess i will sell it for about 13 or so and see if i get any bites. any ideas what i could do to get the most for it and what should i ask for????
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,448Well you are going to HAVE to spend money on advertising. This car is not going to sell very well off craigslist. Your best bets are Hemmings Motor News, which will cost you about $12 for a month, and www.autotrader.com, which gives you an unlimited ad and photos (until the car sells) for $69.
The market is very weak right now, so you'll have to price it competitively. Just remember that a '95 is worth about $3,000 less than a '96MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
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At LEAST a mild concussion.Havoc wrote: It's high time she got her fair share of injuries.
Havoc wrote:I think I'd like it better if Mandark stayed dead. He's kinda already filled role in the story. Although I strongly believe we need some more villains in this comic, I'd prefer it if we got some new ones instead.
strider0075 wrote:Got to agree with firebird there. Isn't there sayings that go along with that idea. Like "a cande always burns the brightest before dying" or "never fight a cornered tiger". I may be off on these sayings, but they basically mean the same thing. Someone on the losing side of a fight is that much more dangerous.
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� ���*�'�� ' -. 0\. , � I The college.News VOL. XLI, NO. 9 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1944 Copyright, Trustee, of Brjrn M�wrColl���, 1944 PRICE 10 CENTS Burns Presents Closing Lecture Of Shaw Series Development of Services ' Involves Four Problems Of Future - Goodhart, November 20. Dr. Eveline Burns concluded the last of the Anna Howard Shaw lec- tures on Social Security in an Expanding Economy with the top- ic of Planning for Human Wel- fare: The Broader Issues. Mrs. Burns began by discuss- ing some of the important ques- tions that have arisen in the field of social security. Within the next twenty years there will be a general expansion in income maintenance and employment services. Under the next expan- sion ex-service men fiTO women will have the advantage of intelli- gent guidance and training in seeking new employment. Also the field of housing will see a considerable development for low- er income groups. In addition, the social worker will come to the fore to fill an even greater need because of increasing complexi- ties requiring technical aide and adjustment. "Nations are coming to see that widespread poverty and ec- onomic ills are unnecessary in the present society," Mrs. Burns Continued on Page 4 Yugoslav, Pole Speak On Students in War At Special Assembly Mrs. Dean Will Speak At College Assembly On Thanksgiving Day B. M. Sponsors Drive For Louvain Library Next week a drive to help re- store the library of Louvain Uni- versity in Belgium which has been destroyed twice by German inva- sion, is to begin on campus. The Louvain library was started in 1627, and by 1914 contained 300,000 books, more than 950 manuscripts and 350 incunabula, all of which were arbitrarily destroyed by the Germans in 1914. In 1918 an American committee was organized under the chairman- ship of Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, and started the drive in which hundreds of American universities, colleges, and schools contributed to the restoration of the building and its library. In- May 1940 the Germans again invaded Belgium, and again Lou- vain suffered. The interior of the library was gutted by an incendi- ary bomb, and of its 900,000 vol- umes, all but 15,000 were destroy- ed. Only 15 remain of the 8,000 manuscripts. Fire completely de- stroyed a collection of 3,000 scien- tific periodicals, 225OOO photo- graphic reproduction of all the Coptic manuscripts, and a group of more than 22 ancient engrav- ings. The cost of rebuilding the library is estimated at 8.5 million Belgian francs. Unfortunately the 15,000 volumes which were saved and stored in another library were later destroyed by allied attacks on industrial plants and railroad in- stallations in Louvain. The authorities of the Belgian Government and Louvain Univer- sity plan to provide for the recon- struction of the building, but in Continued on Page 4 Goodhart, November 17. At the third International Students' Day assembly? *the Undergraduate As- sociation presented Miss Yelana Albana, a Yugoslav student now a senior at Barnard, and Miss Christina Swiniarska, a native Pole working for the Polish In- formation Service Center. Their subjects were the roles which the Yugoslav and Polish students are playing in this war. "They have fulfilled their task", Miss Albana declared in describ- ing the magnificent sacrifices and accomplishments made by the Yugoslav university students since the invasion of their country. The students themselves, forming one seventh of Marshal Tito's Na- tional Army of Liberation, caus- ed incalcuable damage to the Nazi invaders through guerilla tactics and sabotage. Proof of the effectiveness of their work was afforded by the repeated Nazi-held mass execu- tion of students, she said. After the five Yugoslav universities were closed in April 1941 when the country was invaded, the stu- dents went underground and jjaned the partisan army. The twelve years of education in free government-controlled schools and the years spent at the uni- versities', in which their political interests always paralleled their academic work, made them valu- able soldiers. The women stu- dents, about one third as numer- ous as the men, cook for the army, make small arms, bear pamphlets and posters and act as messengers, taking an active part in the underground. Polish students, too, have taken part in the defense of their coun- try, suffering severe hardships, Miss Swiniarska emphasized. They aided in the heroic defense of Warsaw, the peasants joining the army and the women becom- ing nurses. Many Polish stu- dents joined the Underground, and are now engaged in secret service, using their knowledge of Continued on Page 4 Mrs. Vera Micheles Dean, re- search director of the Foreign Pol- icy Association, is to be the speak- er at a special Thanksgiving Day assembly. Her topic will be On the Threshold of World Order. Classes at 12 will be excused for Mrs. Dean's address. Born in Petrograd, Russia, Mrs. Dean came to the United States in 1919. She received her A.B. at Radcliffe in 1925 and her A. M. and Ph. D. at Yale University. In 1940 she obtained an LL. D. from WMson College and from the Uni- versity of Rochester. Mrs. Dean became an American citizen in 1928. She is a member of the Research Association, and also of the Foreign Policy Associ- ation. Editor of research publica- tions from 1931-38, Mrs. Dean is now research director as well as\ editor. A trustee of Vassar and of Rad- cliffe, Mrs. Dean also has written � New Government in Europe, with J. Buell (1934), and Europe in Re- treat, published in 1939. She has contributed to many journals and is recognized as one of America's foremost authorities on the world situation. Calendar Thursday, November 23 Thanksgiving Assembly: Dr. Vera Mioheles Dean. On the Threshold of World Order. Goodhart>i2:00. Thanksgiving Dinner, 6:30. Friday, November 24 Undergrad Movie: The Prison- er of Zenda, Music Room. 7:30. Sunday, November 26 Chapel. The Reverend William Sherman Skinner. Music Room, 7:30. Monday, November 27 Dr. Edgar A. Singer, Jr., Mech- anism, Vitalism, Naturalism. Music Room, 8:00. Tuesday, November 28 Catholic Club Discussion. Com- mon Room, 8:00. S Wednesday, November 29 Vocational Conference: Post- war Reconstruction. Common Room, 7:30. Marked Decrease In Summer Jobs Indicated by Poll Majority Do Volunteer Work, Take Care of Children, Go Fanning Campus War Chest Drive Fails to Reach One Hundred Percent Nearly all final reports on the United War Chest campaign on the campus have been announced by the chairman of the Drive, Mrs. Chadwick-Collins. On No- vember 20, the total amount pledged by the entire college community was $3018.35 as com- pared with last year's pledge of $4066.29. 92% of the campus has contributed, far short of the hop- ed-for goal of 100% at this late date. $1842.25 is the sum that has actually been collected so far. Only 94% of the undergradu- Contlnued on Page 4 Sudden Turmoil Sweeps Surprised Campus As Power House Trouble Creates Black-out Just as mjd-semester crammers began to settle down to business on Tuesday night, the lamps grew suddenly dim, then slowly faded away, leaving a state of Stygian blackness. Stunned by this unfore- seen crisis, most inhabitants of the Bryn Mawr campus spent twenty desperate minutes in varying states of paralysis. Announcing its return by tantalizing flickers, the illumination returned as gradually as it had departed, amid scenes of frantic rejoicing. Desperate phone calls to the power house during the black-out yielded no enlightening informa- tion, but finally several girls from Denbigh went to investigate the cause of the disturbance in person. They found a special information bureau established there, trying to keep the telephone calre under control. They also found the chief engineer, who allayed their fears by explaining that a bearing had burned out in the turbine, and that the two reserve engines would be brought into action shortly. Adding to the general confusion, a machine in the deep recesses of Goodhart started to pound in a sinister way, frightening the al- ready harrassed News staff; while many of them bravely crept across the stage searching for the can- dles from the lanterns kept in the Goodhart dressing rooms. The Glee Club blissfully continued to sing Silent Night throughout. Car- ols, indeed, appeared to be the typ- ical campus reaction to emergen- cies before" Christmas vacation. Next door, all Rhoads studied in the corridors where, amazingly, there still was light. Across cam- pus, Merionites lit a fire in their smoking room and chanted Christ- mas carols, but one poor mortal, caught in the bath tub, was unable to open the door and get out. Pem West was in,vaded by two white- faced scientists who had fled from Dalton afraid the world was com- ing to an end. Victims trapped in the library also seemed shaken, both by being marooned and by the hysterical shrieks that re- sounded in that haven of silence. President Announces Penalties for Abuses Of Library Privileges �-|----- Miss McBride has announced this week, as the result of a seri- ous lateness of books due at the Reserve Book Room at nine o'clock' in the mortling, a fine of 50 cents^ for a Reserve Room book which is not returned on time in the morn- ing, as well as a fine of $5.00 and suspension of Library privileges for a book which is taken from any part of the Library unsigned. These fines will go into effect on Monday, November 27. Due to the report by Miss Reed, Librarian, of excessive lateness of "books, a record was kept of the number of books late in the two week period between October 26 afid November 8. For the 11 days recorded the average number of stadents returning books late was 24 (a day. These students each had one or two books out after 9:30 in the morning. The total number of students in- volved was high, 114. The difficul- ty, Miss McBride points out, is not therefore localized in any small group. More than half of these students, 61, returned a book late once in the eleven days recorded. ('�mtluu'" >n page 4 Mr. Sprague Speaks To Shakespeare Club Deanery, November 14. In a speech before the Shakespeare Club of West Philadelphia, Mr. Sprague, Associate Professor of English, pointed out the advan- tages to readers of the compre- hensiveness of Shakespeare's texts. Attributing the great readabil- ity, of Shakespeare to the fact that "there is so much caught up in the lines�time, place, faces of characters, particular actions and gestures", Mr. Sprague touched on the blended qualities of Shakespeare as poet and dram- atist. No one is better qualified to give such a discussion than Mr. Sprague, who is author of the re- cent Shakespeare and the Actors, described in the fall bulletin of the Harvard University Press as Continued on page 3 Elections The Self-Government Associ- ation takes pleasure in an- nouncing the following elec- tions to the Executive Board: Susan Oulahan '46, Secretary. Mary Barton '46, First Jun- ior Member. In the recent poll conducted by the Vocational Committee to de- termine the type and extent of jobs held by undergraduates last summer, it was revealed that 254 out of 462 polled held some job, a marked decrease from last year's unrivaled total of J343 out of 391. 87 Freshmen and 82 Sophomores worked last summer, while only 52 Jiimprs and 33 Seniors held jobs, 20 students worked in labs, 6 in factories, 19 went farming, and 62 took care of children, in- cluding those who were counselors at camps. 169 girls held various volunteer jobs; 14 took Red Cross courses; 24 studied typing or shorthand. The unprecedented number of 64 Bryn Mawrtyrs at- tended summer school. Most original among the sum- mer workers were Meredith Mof- fitt '48, who taught English to small Venezuelan children at the American School in Caracas, and Lindsay Harper '48, who took care of the teletype machines for the Blue Network commentators in Chicago during the Democratic and Republican conventions. 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quote:that's what i mean that the thread ain't turning out too well for you champ...
quote:No, it's not simplified enough for me
quote:I DGAF if you or anyone else agrees with me, especially when I know I'm right, as I am with this thread.
quote:The players don't know if it's personal or aimed at the coach.
quote:You must have never been in a game where booing ensued on your team. It's not fun, no matter who they're booing. It can completely wipe out motivation.
quote:Once again....lulz
quote:Your ironic confidence in yourself gives me douche bumps. They are like goose bumps, except they are a response to someone completely and unknowingly making an arse of themselves
quote:I have to assume you've never played organized sports
quote:Any "man" who boos has never worn a jock strap or put on a football helment. It's obvious.
quote:I agree it would suck to read this board as a player, but the difference is they can choose not to come here. They are forced to listen to the boos in the stadium. And make no mistake, hearing it from your fans, regardless of if you know where they are directed, is disheartening. Let's say they know people are booing the coaches. How do they respond? Either frick these people for booing my coach, or decide the boos are warranted and stop buying in to the team. Neither are positive.
quote:Players: "F you a-holes, I'm busting my arse and you drunken dicks actually are booing me" Recruits: "WOW! I really like LSU but I don't think I want to play for such a bunch of a-holes" Coaches: "I wish those drunken a-holes would shut up, because since I know more football than they will ever know, I have to focus on winning this game. EVERYONE ELSE WATCHING THIS GAME ON TV: " WOW those LSU "fans" are pathetic! I'm glad my school's fans don't act that way."
quote:I played every level except professional. A good player uses negative criticism as motivation, they dont curl up in a ball like a big poosey
quote:Maybe negative criticism from the media. Not from your own fans.
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Hi Jamie!
I LOVE you! I just popped in to see if you thought it may be possible to make your goulash in the crock pot? I seldom use this thing but I love your goulash - it is a family favorite and has been requested.....but I unfotunatley need to work the whole day the kids are coming over. What do you think? Has any one tried it? Do you think it is worth a shot?
Xo. P.s I loved your tv show on your cookbook...and miss it. I wish you would come back on American tv. I do love your app for the iPad. It is super!
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Greetings from sunny Singapore!
I'm a big fan of your cook shows. You make cooking look so effortless and easy.
I'm not a good cook and still looking for motivation everytime I watch your shows.
My dream is to meet you in person and tell me that cooking is easy...
#4283 Tue 16 Oct 12 3:17pm
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Hi, writing as a Business Manager from a 14-19 Leicestershire secondary school. I have loved all of your programmes. Your laid back attitude to cooking but with such passion without being bolshy and rude like some of your celebrity colleagues. Your cooking in schools has been inspirational and I think we need you in our kitchen! We have 900 students who we allow off site at lunchtime, so they do in droves. This de-motivates the staff and I don't know what the answer is without increasing costs. How amazing it would be if you could come and spend some time in our kitchen. A colleague suggested that I contact you and I thought - why would Jamie Oliver come to our little secondary! If you don't ask you don't get right?!
#4284 Tue 16 Oct 12 8:56pm
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Hi Jamie, Michelle
I watched the one show last night, and was touched by the young girl's blog and the good that she has done.
I was also struck by a comment you made, and wondered if there is a way that we could help the people who procure school meals contracts in a way that is "cost neutral, whilst delivering the nutritional standards".
Please get in touch with me if you are interested in discussing in more detail.
Kind regards
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Hi All, We, my hubby and i are new to the forum and we love cooking Spanish food but one thing that keeps letting us down every time is the Croquetas, which is a shame cause when we do get them right they are bloody lovely!
I came on here to see if there was a video of Jamie making them and there isn't!
Can anybody help?
Hints and tips?
Where we are going wrong?
look forward to your replies!
Shaz & Spen
#4286 Tue 16 Oct 12 10:52pm
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Hi spenshaz, we make croquettes usually just potato but they can be made with cheese vegs and fish, meat...left overs.
Theres no way to see what you are doing wrong if you dont show the recipe or method you are using.
http://www.metro.co.uk/news/177174-mrs- … tas-recipe
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Hello everyone,
My name is Herma Kuikhoven. I live in Holland and (ofcourse) love to cook. My English is not the best in the world but I hope to learn great recipes on this forum and maybe can share some of my own lovely pie recipes.
For now, Im going to check out this site and hopefully be a real active member.
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Welcome Herma!
#4289 Mon 22 Oct 12 7:02pm
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Hi Jamie
Love your programmes and your recipes. I now live in Spain where certain food stuffs are hard to come by (not Maldon Salt though!!!) but that doesn't stop me trying out the recipes. If you ever get an offer to cook in Spain, please make sure you come inland from the Costa del Sol to Alhaurin........ you have a great following.
#4290 Wed 24 Oct 12 8:22am
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dear jamie
I'm a big fan become your cookery.
when I see your broadcasts, I can feel how much fun makes you cook. you cook with a casual style that makes your broadcast just awesome and you really get pleasure again cook .....
I live in Germany and our tv chefs have a very dusty and boring program in which you fall asleep almost ... except Tim Mälzer ..


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Each time I get ready to ride the Blue Line, I tamp down my own expectations. There'll be a lot of local stops, it'll take a while to get to the Loop, I might not get a seat (outbound, anyway), my luggage may become burdensome. Chicagoland natives, even those who also use the Blue Line, do something similar, I've noticed, almost an apologetic downgrading of expectations.
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Such a direct rail deficit isn't limited to New York/New Jersey (though in my mind New York is the most flagrantly deficient). Los Angeles has its Green Line light rail service that just couldn't quite make the airport—federal funding rules and FAA oversight and all that, don't you know. The Washington, D.C. Metro just about gets to Washington Reagan, but it's a walking schlep, or so I'm told (my trips to D.C. involve Washington Union Station). All in all, even where rail links come close, or even real close, there's room for improvement.
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The first episode in the series, premiering Wednesday, July 8 at 8 p.m., will take the team to Fort Raleigh, North Carolina in search of our nation's mysterious roots at Roanoke Island. In 1586 the English sent the first group of hardy, hopeful colonists to make a go of it in the New World. But when English ships returned with supplies just three years later, they found the settlement empty and colonists gone. The colonists had left behind only one clue: the word Croatoan carved in the gatepost of their fort. Time Team America will spend three days at Fort Raleigh in hot pursuit of archaeological evidence that will put the ghost of Roanoke to rest and establish where the first colony in America was actually located.
Tune in for all five episodes in the series Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on CPTV throughout July.
Time Team America is produced by Oregon Public Broadcasting and Videotext Communications Limited in association with C4i Distributed Limited.
Executive in Charge of Production: Steven M. Bass
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