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Secrets and pies: How to make the perfect comfort food
All manner of heinous culinary crimes
have been committed in the name of cottage pie, that blessed and joyous
union of minced beef and mashed potato.
Some of the more minor misdemeanours – the substitution of parsnip, say, for tuber topping – can be forgiven.
If not necessarily endorsed. While the
addition of grated-cheese crust is a lactic flourish too far.
Real cottage pie is the quintessence of comfort food, the edible equivalent of a steaming bath
But these are mere petty annoyances when compared to the greatest sin of all… the use of last week's roast as meaty filling.
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and polemicist P Morton Shand, was so incensed by the endless use of
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'The joint lingered from Sabbath to
Sabbath,' he thundered in A Book of Food, 'suffering diverse strange
transformations in its progress from Sunday's midday dinner to
Saturday's supper: hot, cold; cold, hashed; cold, minced; cold,
rissoles; cold, shepherd's pie; cold, Kromensky; and cold, stewed. It is
the very diagnosis of dyspepsia.'
Strong words, but not without truth.
For me, there's no more fitting end to cold beef, lamb or pork than being dressed appropriately (mustard, mayonnaise et al) and squashed between two thick slices of bread.
But back to cottage pie. Buying the best mince you can find is crucial, as this is the heart and soul of the dish.
Getting it freshly ground from the butcher makes all the difference to the final taste.
Supermarket mince may be cheaper, but
it tends to mutate into grey, rubbery pellets that squeak around the
And run a mile from any packet that boasts how lean it is. This is comfort food, not some half-witted diet plan.
Fat means flavour, and should be embraced. Also, brown in small batches at a serious high heat.
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As we all know, this doesn't seal in any juices; rather, it adds another layer of sticky, caramelised flavour by way of the glorious Maillard reaction.
Onions are, of course, essential as a
base, but I don't think the addition of carrots is mandatory.
though, is merely a matter of taste. I prefer the mellow sweetness
imparted by a decent whack of tomato purée.
A good glug of beef stock adds further depth too.
Not so much that the mince is bobbing helplessly in a watery morass, but just enough to add a luscious sheen.
Tinned beef consommé is a perfect
substitute, with Baxters being the best.
And cottage pie is simply naked without a healthy jigger of Lea & Perrins, that most magnificent of Worcestershire sauces.
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Purists may baulk, but a few fresh chillies cooked alongside the onions give a welcome kick.
Not so many that they firebomb the taste buds; rather, just enough for a pleasing background warmth.
A few shakes of Tabasco adds its own red-hued magic.
As for the mash, there's little need to force your potatoes through a ricer. This is a robust dish and doesn't call for too much delicacy.
But batter out any large lumps with the masher, adding a splash of milk and butter with a generous hand.
Then spread atop your meat, which has been simmered gently for 20 minutes or so, with a ratio of about two-thirds mince to one of mash.
After another 20 minutes in a fairly fierce oven, all those juices should be bubbling through the potato, and the top crisp and golden.
Real cottage pie is the quintessence of comfort food, the edible equivalent of a steaming bath. So forget the fork too.
This is spoon grub, to be mixed with a pile of peas, and devoured with a grin.
Cottage pie might be a cheap dish. But it should never, ever be a mean one.
Cottage pie recipe (serves 4)
The very essence of comfort food. Butter and fat, and flavour, scooped up with a spoon.
1kg ground beef (freshly ground if possible)
4 red onions, finely chopped
2 tablespoons tomato purée
1 to 3 Scotch-bonnet chillies
500ml fresh beef stock (though you can use cubes at a push)
A few jigs of Tabasco
A heavy hand with the Worcestershire sauce
Olive oil
8 large Maris Piper potatoes
Tangerine-sized knob of butter
Splash of milk
1) Soften chillies in oil (do open a window, as these chillies can create a noxious gas that tends to get children crying and wives cheesed off), then add onion and soften for about 10 minutes.
2) Add meat and brown as much as you can, then add tomato purée and cook for 2 minutes.
3) Add Tabasco, Worcestershire sauce and stock, taste, then season. Cook gently for about 25 minutes.
4) Meanwhile, make mash. Put cleaned potatoes in big pan of salted water, bring to boil and simmer for up to 10 minutes, until a knife goes through with ease.
Let them cool down, then peel, and mix with butter melted into warm milk, in a separate pan. Mash.
5) Take rectangular pie dish and pile in meat. Then top with mash. Fork the top of the mash so it looks like a choppy sea.
Dot with butter and put in oven at 180°C for about 20 minutes, until top is golden and contents bubbling fiercely below.
Serve with peas.


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Add muscle mass all around, in upper and lower body. Gain at least 25lbs of muscle mass.
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Have done 4 AAS cycles in the past, 2 peptide cycles and numerous PH cycles.
Compound used, Tren A and E, Test P, C, E and TNE, Oral and injectable Anadrol, D-bol, Anavar, Poviron, Masteron, NPP, Deca, Clen, Ephedra, MT2, IFG Lr3, PEG MGF, IGF Des, Ostarine, injectable B 12, Sustanon 250 and Primobolan. I think that's it.
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Looks solid my man. I like it. Keep that last blast of HCG in the 2 week clear time. Other than that looks alright.
The advice I give is just that... Advice, purely my opinion. Not medical advice
Sweet, yeah I'll move that hcg back a week
Looks good, but I would skip the proviron for this one, I think it is pricey and some say it is useless, ive used it and i did not notice much from it. this is just a point of view anyways., if you want a DHT base you may go with masteron or winny.
Aromasin is too high as well, I would use 25 EOD or 12.5 ED
PCT looks way too much, it might be a waste and also probably harmful, specially combined with clomid at that dosage
modern science will point that 50 mgs of clomid or even 25 is plenty, you may also want to lower the tamo to 20-10 too
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By Rob Morris on January 2, 2013
A Georgia man is back in Dare County after extradition on charges related to a December bomb threat aimed at Superior Court Judge Jerry Tillett.
Bond was set at $1 million for Paul Anthony Wright on charges of making a false report concerning a destructive device and threatening to kill a court officer, according to the Dare County Sheriff's Office.
Wright, 32, was returned to Dare County by the sheriff's office and the State Bureau of Investigation from his hometown of Hortense, Ga., on Friday.
He was also charged with two failure to appear warrants related to offenses in 2009.
Phone records, interviews and work with Georgia authorities led to Wright's arrest Dec. 20.
The threat came at about 10:20 a.m. Dec. 11 to a local attorney's office by phone. The lawyer contacted the Dare County Sheriff's Office. Superior and District courts were in session. The Justice Center was evacuated, and a bomb-sniffing dog was brought in from Currituck County to sweep the building.
No bomb was found inside, but the dog stopped at a vehicle in the parking lot, the sheriff's office said.
The parking lot was cleared and sealed off while agents from the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation's Bomb Squad and members of the Norfolk, Va., Police Department Bomb Squad checked the vehicle. Nothing was found.
Chief Deputy Steve Hoggard said Wright was not on the court docket that day nor was he in Dare County.
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Keith Morrison...........Not!January 3, 2013 11:24 amSince this was a threat against judicial officials, I wonder if his bond will remain the same or will it too be lowered like the Rodriguez fellow? |
ekimJanuary 3, 2013 7:32 amI guess if you run a redlight & kill a JUDGES kinfolk, Then you get A HIGH BAIL, WHAT A JOKE! |
SekZJanuary 2, 2013 11:58 amWow $1 Million Bond, people that actually kill or do worse then this guy get a much lesser bond. Nuts! |
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I have been doing research on removing stain from hardwood floors and so far it doesn't look pretty. We do not have the money to hire a professional and I would much rather prefer to just remove the old stain chemically and run over the floor with possibly a belt/palm sander?, note: this is not my first time removing stain. My fear is not so much that I will hurt the floor (we will just carpet over it), Its that these are 'chemicals' and they will seep threw the cracks on the floor, I don't want them to cause other unforseen damage or even health problems to future members who live in the room. Just looking for a little advice, Thanks |
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you could rent a sander and do it yourself. Strippers are expensive and you will have to get rid of that mess properly plus from what I've heard is the fumes are unbearable. I just rented an orbital floor sander from Lowes for 39.00 a day plus sand paper. You can't screw up the floor with this sander. It takes a little longer than the drum or belt sanders but it does a nice job and it will get the stain out.
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Review: Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear: Three Tragedies
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On Wednesday, May 23 the Monroe College Department of Athletics commemorated the completion of its sports seasons with a gala awards ceremony at Maestro's on Bronxdale Avenue. At the ceremony, each coach presented awards to the Rookie of the Year, Most Improved Player, MVP, and also a Coaches Award for overall sportsmanship.
The Male Athlete of the Year was baseball player Luis Rivas, who leaves Monroe after not only excelling on the baseball field, but in the classroom, posting a 3.75 GPA. The Female Athlete of the Year, Marielle Garcia, played two sports, volleyball and softball.
The recipient of the "Bob Greenberg Award" for overall excellence went to soccer player Craig Young. Craig is an all-star not only on the field, but as a student, and in community service.


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He hears the sound of someone speaking in the distance, muffled as through a heavy fog, indistinct. It lulls him further into the sea of warmth he has briefly surfaced from. Waves of sleep crash over him, trying to knock him from the rock of consciousness he clings to, simultaneously threatening, and oh, so tempting. But his stubbornness rears its head, and he remains awake.
The voice rolls on and on, an incomprehensible continuous cadence, sometimes ringingly denouncing, grand, furious, then quieter, pleading, wheedling, begging. He doesn't like that voice- as golden as warm sunlight, rich as pouring honey, thick, and warm- pleading. He stirs in annoyance, and finds he can't. His limbs are weighed down by some indefinable weight; he cannot even move his littlest finger.
His brow wrinkles, a thought niggles at him before it is swept away by the ever rising tide of lethargy. The sea overwhelms him, drowning him in the blackness of colors so intense, so intense-
And his mind can form nothing more. He slips, and falls, spiraling back into the depths of sleep, chased by tones a bronze bell would make, if it's clapper was made of clear crystal.
His rise to consciousness is a steady, slow, process, as of waves pushing him with their ebb and flow, depositing him on the beach, only to pull him back under, then to bestow him gently on level ground again, this time a bit more firmly, but in the next moment, playfully yanking him in again.
His thoughts come slow, tentative, like a shying animal, running at any conscious attempt to draw them in. The first to actually reach Will Ohmsford's son is identification: That was Dreamrose.
He is grateful for the enforced calm of Dreamrose as he slowly, logically concludes; Kidnapping. He watches questions drift past him, and makes no effort to answer them, or to gather his thoughts, thoughts that swim past him slowly, so slowly, but just out of reach, and any effort he makes towards them causes ripples that push them further away from him...
He is warm, with a bone deep warmth that makes him wish to stretch out like a large cat and luxuriate. He wishes he could purr, for he would if he could. It is a golden warmth that lights up behind his eyelids in the brightest of red-golds, greens and yellows, passive, and light on him, intangible.
Slowly he uncurls his right hand, and his fingers protest; they are clenched, his arm is on his chest. A thought worries him fleetingly then it is gone, a mere shadow darkening his brow for the tenth of an instant. He feels the prickling of grass, cool green grass, beneath his other hand, and turns it, open palmed, wondering at the tickle of bending blades of grass beneath it, springing up in the wake of his movement, as he passes it over the ground once... twice...
He thinks of opening his eyes, looking around. It is very important to him for an instant. Then it's urgency is drained away, and he almost laughs. After all, why?
Time passes, he does not know how much. It is immaterial to him. He dozes, never truly aware of what happens. At some point, he painstakingly pushes himself onto his side, curling around his right arm, cushioning his head with his left, lowering his cheek onto rough sweet smelling grass. Again memory provokes him, pushing him to remember, but pain stops it, a bone deep ache from within himself that overwhelms him in wave after wave after wave, each pulse leaving him sweating, pale, trembling.
The warmth leaves him, as does the light. He thinks, but his thoughts flee from him. He dreams, but sleep is far. He worries, and knows not why.
Darkness falls, and the images he plays with behind eyelids darken too, falling into a morass of swirling... something. He does not know what it is, and his singer's tongue finds no words for it, but it frightens him. He does not wish to be sucked into it too.
He knows he is sick, and wishes for the cool hands of his mother on his forehead to chase away the nameless, meaningless fears. He wishes for the murmur of his father's deep voice in the next room, the sweet clarity of his sister's songs, the scolding worry of his mother's care. Instinctively he knows he is far from them.
The clarity of his earlier thoughts, elusive as they were, escape him, and he curls tighter, a meaningless effort to shelter from fear, from loneliness.
Then there is heavy warmth above him, a warmth heavier than that of the sun's, and softer. He smells wood smoke, and something else, elusive but familiar, the smell his mother carries, when he hugs her tight, buries his face in her shoulder and stays still for a few minutes, a ritual he has never outgrown. His hand, searching, finds soft cloth, clearly lining for the heavier material over him. He pulls it tighter around himself, uncurling slightly, and falls asleep, unable to help himself.
The fever he carries is an unfortunate side effect of the drug. It takes him three weeks to recover, weeks he remembers little of, except dark dreams, fighting vertigo at the very fringes of a deep deep fall, fear gripping him when he has nothing to fear, and other memories, of odd calm, the world turning with him at its axis, staring up at a canvas roof, seeing it warp in front of his eyes.
But one thing all the memories have in common is that elusive scent, in the bed he turns on, in the blanket he pulls tighter around him, in the cool water that sometimes bathes his brow, carried by that presence that has just left when he opens his eyes. It calls forth intense loneliness for even in his fevered dreams he knows that nothing else is familiar around him.
That one reminder is just salt on his wounds.
Later he is told that he would call for his family in his sleep. He has nothing to say to that. After all what could he say?
Then he is better, much better, weak, but coherent, both in thoughts, and in actual ability to speak. It is sudden, a direct fall from the heights of illness on which he has been dancing. He rolls over one night, and sees the stranger by his bedside, a man, his hard face lit dimly by the lantern dangling from the middle pole of the tent in which he has spent most of his last few days.
Thoughts - finally - click and he knows where he is. Or at least who has him.
"Gypsy." He nods at the man, his flamboyant clothing confirming every little scrap of information that has had Jair telling himself that he is an idiot; the tent, the ever so familiar smell, herbal, he now remembers, dry and green, even the grass and sunlight he remembers waking in. So many clues, that he is only now in enough mental self-possession to put together.
He tells himself he is still too ill to feel curious as to motives. He knows he is lying to himself. His self-esteem falls to new depths. Only one thing holds it together; nothing shows on his face.
The gypsy is startled, he sees, judging not by his expression, but by his eyes, gleaming as they are in the flickering light of the lantern. Jair has the advantage of reading his mother, year in year out. His mother, who always laughs, and is always beautiful, but whose temper always shows in the hard glitter of her eyes, whose weariness is read in the pools they become, wariness in the deepening fine wrinkles by their sides,and her joy in the deep lidded content of her gaze when it rests on her children, her husband.
Jair is a silver tongue, a singer. He sees truly what he sees, and has words for it more often then not. He can speak, and even without layering his voice with... magic, he can describe so, another sees what he talks of. It is the skill he has cultivated, fulfilling his joy in images, his childish love of his Wishsong, in discreet ways, in ways that do not worry his parents.
He looks now at the gypsy and waits. And watches. "Singer." The gypsy's voice is deep, and if Jair's intuition is correct, the man deserves the same title. Perhaps he too sees more clearly than Jair gave him credit for. Jair doesn't actually believe that. He is extraordinarily good at observation, and he knows it. And the knowledge is not pride, but a quiet confidence in hard earned skills. He is no longer a little boy who runs bragging at every stranger.
He says nothing, choosing to let the gypsy carry the conversation. And it is not because he is still feeling the walls of the tent revolve around him slowly. It isn't. Jair doesn't believe himself either.
The man clearly expects him to speak. Jair is not willing to indulge him. It is a silent stare off for a while, and Jair traces the man's features with his eyes, a hard chin, bright eyes, cheekbones so reminiscent of both his mother and Brin. And the black hair. Jair inherited his father's, Shea's mop of elven-gold hair. But that is irrelevant. The man looks like kin of his, so very similar in features, the high brow, the clear look in his eyes. Jair knows, truly, that it is entirely coincidental, that all gypsies look very alike, as much intermarriage happens.
It takes a while for the man to realize that Jair truly will not respond. Exasperation flickers through his expression, but he does speak up. "You are Jair Shannara."
"Jair Ohmsford." Jair corrects, slightly startled. Few people would call him that. The man looks slightly triumphant, a slight smirk pulling at the corners of his lips before it is suppressed. Oh. So he intended to get a reaction out of Jair. Jair deliberately relaxes further on the bed, settling the heavy blanket closer around himself.
"That's not what we've heard." The gypsy's voice goes sauve, smooth, and Jair hates it suddenly, intensely. "Magic, elf-boy?"
Ah. That relaxes him a little. They were targeting him. This is no gypsy clan with a grudge against his family, or something. He doesn't know how much he was worried about that until the weight is gone.
Then it redoubles as he remembers that Brin's gift is far more potent than his. But they don't know about that. Brin's gift was always better hidden than his. He hopes. He really really hopes.
His voice is steady is he responds, "Magic?" Lilting. Boyish. Startled.
"Magic. Rumors are our stock in trade, lad." He actually smirks this time. "Though people do seem to think it's all gypsy tricks. By the way, how is Eretria doing?"
Jair tells himself not to show anything. He is not sure he succeeds. This gypsy knows his mother...
In the end he doesn't respond. Let the man take from it what he will. There is another long pause, and Jair doesn't care that it is a little uncomfortable; either his head is swimming or the tent's walls are. And he knows what his eyes say. Unfortunately he also knows what his mind says.
After a while the man sighs and stands. He is very tall, looming over Jair's bed like that. He looks down at Jair for a long while then says, "Well, I will leave you to recover. This conversation is not over yet." He whirls on on heel and leaves the tent with what seems to be, to Jair, customary haste. Jair gets no impression that the man is angry.
In the lifting of the tent flap, he sees darkness, night outside. He wishes someone had thought to blow out his lantern, and wonders momentarily why the man had been at his bedside at such an hour.
He is unable to care for long, or replay the conversation in his head, because sleep tugs at him and pulls him under.
No one is around when he wakes next, and he pulls himself slowly to a sitting position, thinking, wondering, if he dares try to stand. His hands tremble where they lie on the bed's cover, and he quickly folds them on his lap, unwilling to show any weakness in this strange place. The apprehension that he had somehow misplaced for a long time seems to rush over him, and he wonders what the gypsies want.
His magic, of course. But in what capacity? What can they do with the Wishsong, anyway? And how do they intend to make him use it? Why did they kidnap him? What about his family?
He forcibly dismisses his fears. They weaken him, and there is nothing he can do about it. It takes great effort to stand, and his limbs are shaky once he is on his feet. It takes pure force of will to get to the tent flap, and when he does manage it, he is pale, trembling, and clutching the sides of it to keep himself upright.
Outside it is readying for a storm, scuttling grey clouds racing each other across a dark sky. Every once in a while thunder rumbles threateningly. The camp is situated on a rolling slope, with Jair's tent on high ground, affording him a remarkable view. People scurry around below him, all in the same bright gypsy colors that his mother so gladly shed, bright splashes of color on green green fields. They ready caravans for the storm, moving horses into shelter, covering wagons with canvas, taking supplies to high ground. Not one person seems purposeless.
Soon someone spots him and a cry for 'Derk!' goes around the camp. The so called Derk emerges from another tent, and looks around. Someone motions towards Jair, where he is silhouetted against the brighter light of the ever-lit lantern within his tent.
Jair stands there, listening to the growl of thunder, angry, threatening. A whiff of wind carries the smell of rolling freshly damp earth, the quintessential smell of a storm, impending or otherwise, to him, and he raises his head like a wolf hound at the scent.
He watches the gypsy man approach him, and knows it is the stranger who was in his tent last night, or was it last night? He is not sure. It does not matter. It has been long enough for his family to have long since panicked, worried, made plans, inquired around, went out searching, and not long enough – never long enough – for them to have given him up for dead.
The man reaches him, looks at him for a long long moment. Long enough to observe the white-knuckled grasp Jair has on the tent flap which is the only thing keeping him upright, and certainly long enough to see the sweat dotting his brow, and the pallor of his appearance.
Jair lifts his chin uncompromisingly and stares back at him. He knows that in the very back of his mind sheer terror lurks. He is determined not to show it, or any weakness that might lead to exposing it.
The gypsy runs his hand through thick black curls, and stifles a sigh. "Come." He says, and offers a courteous helping arm when Jair hesitates.
Jair takes a death grip on his arm, leaning almost his entire weight on the man, truly unable to stand on his own. Emphasized by this forced closeness is the deprecancies in height. Brin is the tall one in their family, and Jair the short one. This man has Brin's height, and is stocky besides, making Jair feel small in comparison, his head only reaching the gypsy - Derk's - chin. But Jair is used to the feeling.
The man leads - carries - Jair down the hill, towards his destination. When Jair stumbles as he does regularly, he solicitously stops. He is regularly called out towards by other people, most taking it as an opportunity to gawk at Jair as well. He calls back cheerfully, never pausing, steering Jair masterfully past them.
He notices when Jair sees their destination, a tent a full fourth again as large as most others around, as Jair tenses, and his already tight grip on the man's arm tightens further. He notices and makes no comment. Jair is grateful for the kindness.
Not grateful enough that he pauses the hum he has been continuously building in his throat, weaving it skillfully into the background noise, swelling when the thunder rumbles, or when someone shouts, dying again when other noise dies.
The wind is picking up, and the rustling that creates forms the perfect backdrop for his hum. It lies dormant for the moment, not actually doing anything, just coiled power lying within his throat, deception in a snake poised to strike. He has lived long enough not to underestimate the power he can weave in his voice.
Derk takes him to the tent flap, where Jair transfers his grip onto the tent fabric once more, pausing for breath, or so it appears. He is clearly not supposed to accompany Jair into the tent, but he lingers for a moment, before patting Jair's shoulder swiftly and saying, "Keep that chin up, lad."
Then he is gone, and Jair feels the loss of the only familiar face in the entire camp.
Then he gathers his courage, builds his song, and enters.
2,966 words is the actual text of this thing. This thing is my attempt at something I will completely relax while writing. There will be no pervading atmosphere to be captured. If it has one, it does. If it doesn't, it doesn't. The plot might be completely irrational. I don't think it is now, but it might change. Depending on how frustrated I am.
See, the fact is, Cross my heart is hard to write. You have no idea. This is therapy. It's very descriptive... at the moment. The next chapter might be complete dialogue. Nothing else. It's also written in present tense. For some reason that heals rough nerve endings for me.
What I'm really saying is... Don't expect much from this. It might turn into crack at the slightest movement. It will only be continued sporadically. I like the Wishsong. Y'know why? I like describing sound. I'm having psuedo geek moments too. Does the wishsong... create an illusion for listeners? In which case, plugging your ears is a fool proof evasion of it. Is the song a kind of medium through which magic happens? Can you use instruments to the same affect? I'll probably be exploring this. I might just as probably be not.
I also like Jair. And Garet Jax. Not so much Brin. By the way, Jair is older than in Wishsong. And Wishsong never happened. So this is AU.
Therapy. I like it, cause for some reason, it's 'mood' is really easy. I've written this over a period of a week, the original starting thingy, having actually been one of the random super descriptive stuff I scribble in school. And I think it hangs together.
I also wanted to call the chapter: 'In which Jair falls asleep.' Because each segment seemed to end with him turning over and going back to sleep.


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The Italians took a commanding 2-0 lead in the Fed Cup over the United States in singles action yesterday. Francesca Schiavone defeated CoCo Vandeweghe 6-2, 6-4 and Flavia Pennetta beat Bethanie Mattek-Sands 7-6, 6-2. The Doubles match begins Sunday play with the reverse singles to follow. The Italians beat the US last year 4-0 and it looks like it could happen again.
Fed Cup Final News: Not looking good for the U.S.
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I picked up the BT150 and when my wife finds out I spent $200 and gets upset, I will use it to blow her away too! Lol
They also have some pretty good deals on Weed Whackers also.
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I definitely want a two stage self-propelled, I just don't want to drop the $$$ on one. (Or as I told my wife, my back wants one but my wallet doesn't.) |
I used to rebuild my carb's on these weedeater blowers every 3 years or so but this is about the same price as a new carb and new fuel lines. So I just bought a whole new unit for when my current one dies. |
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Snow Joe Max SJM988 for $99 (refurb) directly from snowjoe. Appears to be the same thing, but $10 cheaper (also has free shipping).
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I can vouch for the snow joe snow-blower. I own the sj620 and it rocks (it seems to be the highest rated snowjoe on amazon, with the others not doing nearly as well for some reason). I also bought mine direct from snowjoe last year based on a slickdeal posting. I have never owned a gas blower before because where I used to live, snow was not a big issue and I could easily get away with a shovel. However, where I live now, we get on average 38" a year with approx two major snowfalls a year.
My driveway is about 50' by 20' in addition to a 50' walkway. The reason I went with electric is that I did not think the amount of snow blowing I would do could justify the maintenance/upkeep/noise/price of a gas snowblower. In fact, a lot of my neighbors surprisingly do not even own an a snow-blower and just shovel by hand (or have their kids do it ). A few have gas powered snow-blowers, which I think is overkill for my neighborhood and they are crazy loud. The last snow storm we had, the snowjoe ploughed through 10" of snow easily. The neighbors with gas powered snow-blowers definitely were done faster than me, but only by maybe 5 minutes. The snowjoe also scrapes along the ground down to the asphalt leaving a clean path. The neighbors with gas powered snow-blowers seem to leave a thing layer of snow behind. In addition, it is nice to be able to just press a button and start snow-blowing than to be struggling to pull-start a gas powered job. My only regret is that I got the 50' power cord which is slightly too short for my use. For my circumstance, the electric is perfect, but if my property were much bigger, or if we had heavier snowfall, gas would have the clear advantage. I guess an easy way to look at it is if all your neighbors have snow-blowers, you probably need the power of gas powered snow-blower. If some of your neighbors seem to somehow manage with shoveling, an electric probably makes more sense from a cost/convenience/sound level standpoint. |
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Three N.J.-based federal judges are cited in report on attendance at seminars
Three New Jersey-based judges were among more than 185 federal judges across the nation who attended seminars sponsored by private groups, many of them companies or conservative organizations with a political agenda, according to an investigative report by the Center for Public Integrity.
The report said that 11 percent of the nation's federal judges participated in 109 seminars over a 4½-year period, were sponsored by large foundations and companies. They included the conservative Charles G. Koch Charitable Foundation and companies in the oil and pharmaceutical businesses.
The report alleges that some of the judges' decisions might have been influenced by the seminars, citing a ruling that seemed to benefit the fossil fuel industry that was rendered by a judge who attended a seminar sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute.
However, John Dunbar, a director with the center who participated in the investigative report, said there was no indication that any of the three New Jersey-based judges it cited — Michael B. Kaplan, Joseph E. Irenas and Stanley R. Chesler — ever made a decision that was influenced by one of the seminars they attended.
The report identified Kaplan, a U.S. Bankruptcy court judge in Trenton, as one of the most widely-traveled judges, citing his attendance at a total of six seminars in 2009 and 2011 in Virginia and Chicago, all hosted by either George Mason University in Virginia or Northwestern University in Illinois.
The topics included case analysis, economics and civil justice, according to a database on the center's website. The sponsors included Shell Oil, Exxon Mobile, the Koch Charitable Foundation, Pfizer, the American Petroleum Institute, Johnson & Johnson and Walmart.
Kaplan was not available for comment on Monday but the Center for Public Integrity said it had received an email from him in which he said that the "seminars offer a valuable opportunity for new judicial appointees to enhance their knowledge and skills in complex areas of the law," including economics.
Irenas, a federal judge in Camden, attended one international law seminar in 2009 at The Hague in the Netherlands, which was funded by the Foundation to Promote Open Society in New York. Irenas was not available for comment on Monday, and did not respond to a message left at his office.
Chesler, a federal judge in Newark, went to Sanibel Island, Fla., in 2009 and 2010 for seminars in economic analysis and science hosted by George Mason and funded by companies such as Exxon and Abbott Laboratories along with the non-profits that included the Koch Charitable Foundation. Chesler also was unavailable for comment on Monday and did not respond to a message seeking comment.
Two judges, one in Iowa and the other in Alabama, reported taking nine trips apiece. Many of the seminars were sponsored by George Mason and Northwestern. The trips, according to the report, were largely paid for by donors.


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SHANGHAI Chinas H-beam export market has slumped on thin trade, shedding $20 per tonne over the past week. Transactions for boron-containing, small- and medium-sized H-beams were trading at $560 to $570 per tonne f.o.b. May 2 for shipment in June, down from $580 to $590 per tonne f.o.b. a week ago.....
SHANGHAI Chinas H-beam export market has slumped on thin trade, shedding $20 per tonne over the past week.
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Want to know my go-to dessert, when I am crunched for time? Rice Crispy treats, of coarse! I can whip up a batch, fast. Let me share some of the ways I dress-up this easy party treat.
I love using cookie cutters to add to the theme of a party. I simple place the hot rice crispy mixture into a greased jelly roll pan. Press down the rice crispy to 2"- 3". Cut with cookie cutters any shape you want. Add a lollipop stick. I like to dip the end of the stick in a little bit of chocolate, then insert it in the treat. I like to drizzle colored-chocolate to look like ribbon on a tree!
Another easy idea is to serve the rice crispy treat on a cupcake liner!!!!
These bite sized treats are shaped by using mini muffin pans. Spray the tin with Pam and add a big spoonful of the hot rice crispy mixture to each cup. I use a rolling pin to flatten and compress the treats. Then insert the lollipop stick with a little bit of chocolate on the end. Last step add a little bit of chocolate for added yumminess!!!!
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We don't ask for your help all that often, but today public testimony is being taken on a bill to ban the sale and trade of shark fins in Washington State. Shark finning is illegal in US waters, but the sale and trade of shark fins is not. It's about time we right this wrong. We've lost too many sharks. Populations in some areas of the ocean are down more than 90% – almost entirely due to fishing.
If you are a Washington State resident, I strongly encourage you contact your representative and let them know you want them to support SB 5688 Concerning shark finning activities.
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I would like to join the chorus of informed Washington voices offering unqualified support for SB 5688 Concerning Shark Finning Activities.
One of the world's most destructive fishing practices is the overfishing of sharks, both as bycatch in fisheries targeted at other species, and in those that focus on catching sharks for their fins.
Sharks, as apex predators in many marine ecosystems, are profoundly important components of biodiversity and crucial contributors to the overall health of the oceans. Despite this, shark populations worldwide are being depleted to serve the shark fin trade. Sharks are unable to overcome this massive over-fishing easily due to their exceptionally slow reproduction and hence capacity to recovery from fishing mortality.
SB 5688 is a very important bill, one which I strongly support. Shark fins are a microscopic source of food for humankind, and do not contribute to food security. But living sharks in the oceans benefit us all.
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