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Eggs and sausages are classic breakfast foods prevalent even today and here is a recipe using them. Check out Maryann showing how to make Egg, Sausage and Pepper salad with hardboiled eggs, bell peppers and Italian Sausages. Breakfast so good! - 123.11
Egg salad sandwich is one of the most popular recipe for breakfast. You too can make this a regular breakfast item, as eggs are healthy for you and your kids. Prepare the filling in the weekend and store in refrigerator. Use it to fill the sandwich and serve.... - 120.566
This is the perfect breakfast, especially if you have just 15 minutes to prepare it. I also think that this could be a great midnight snack. In this video, Aeri shows us how to make it. And it is pretty nutritious too. Enjoy! - 103.134
Wondering what to do with the leftover Easter eggs? Watch this video now and learn a great Leftover Easter Egg Salad recipe that you can easily prepare in your own kitchen. There can be no better way to put these leftover Easter eggs to use than preparing... - 102.179
Bacon Spinach and Egg Salad will definitely be the complete main dish. It has all the goodness of spinach and onions and the power punch comes in from eggs and bacon. Watch and learn how to make this omelet from this video. Bon Appétit! - 93.4533
Spiced Up Egg Salad Wrap is an easy to make and yummy breakfast recipe. Chef Nikko develops the dish very tastefully by using wraps instead of bread of baguette. A little spice to the eggs is what is innovative. Most of us eat eggs for breakfast, so this... - 89.7104
Are you on a diet and on a look out for some great low fat salad dressing recipes? Look no further, this video is just apt for you. Watch the chef share some of his homemade salad dressings that are low on calories too. - 86.933
There are very few healthy recipes like this Portuguese Tune, Chickpeas and Egg Salad. It can be made with off the shelve ingredients and tastes great. It goes well with white wine and a side salad of tomato. Take a look at the video for the exact recipe. - 67.2767
GETTING READY 1.Break open the eggs. 2.Cut into half and keep aside the yolks. MAKING 3.Combine asparagus with quark, dill weed, fresh parsley, Gomasio and black pepper. 4.Add 2 egg yolk to it and blend well. 5.Add a seasoning of salt and pepper to... - 51.2815
GETTING READY 1) Drain the sardines, mash one can and reserve the other can. 2) Cut tomatoes into 4 crosswise slices. MAKING 3) Combine the mashed sardines with cottage cheese, lemon peel, mayonnaise, chili sauce, cream, celery, eggs, and pepper. 4) Spoon... - 50.5809
MAKING 1) In a food processor bowl with a metal blade, process the eggs in batches until coarsely chopped. 2) In a large mixing bowl, remove and place the eggs. 3) Process the dill pickles, celery, green peppers and onions individually until finely... - 48.9228
GETTING READY 1) Rub the salad bowl with a garlic clove. 2) Place the lettuce in the bowl. MAKING 3) Sprinkle salt, pepper, oregano and cheese. 4) Lightly tossed to mix together. 5) Mix in vinegar, egg and turn the salad until no trace of egg is visible. 6)... - 48.7561
GETTING READY 1. Pare the rutabaga and slice it into 4 pieces. 2. In a pan of boiling water, add rutabaga and boil for about 1/2 hour or until tender. 3. Drain it well. 4. Allow it to cool. MAKING 4. Once it has cooled, dice it to fill about 2 1/2 cups. 5.... - 48.6528
It doesn't take a gourmet to judge how appetizing and flavorful Fabulous Cheese Souffle using this recipe turns out. It is an effortless Side Dish. An assortment of fabulous flavors, the Fabulous Cheese Souffle recipe is one of those European dishes you... - 48.1889
Pour oil into small bowl. Crush 1 garlic clove in garlic press; add to oil. Let stand 30 minutes to 1 hour. Brown croutons slowly in 1/4 cup of the garlic oil; cool. Cut remaining clove of garlic in half; rub salad bowl with garlic and discard. Toss salad at... - 47.9371
Peel and thinly slice the onions. Remove the cores, pith and seeds from the peppers and cut into thin strips. Blanch the onion slices and pepper strips in boiling water for 3 minutes. Drain well and leave to cool. Peel and slice the tomatoes. Hard-cook the... - 47.7743
GETTING READY 1. Boil the eggs by placing them in a small saucepan and covering with cold water. 2. Simmer for 8 minutes after the water comes to a boil. 3. Drain and immediately plunge the eggs into a bowl of ice-chilled water. 4. Crack the shells on edge... - 47.7194
MAKING 1) Keep aside one half of the lemon. Take the other half and finely grate its rind. Squeeze the juice and keep aside. 2) In a large bowl, add in the prawns, lemon juice, tobasco sauce, salt and pepper. Mix well and let the prawns marinate for about 15... - 47.1074
Combine seasoning mix ingredients in a small bowl and set aside. Preheat a heavy 10-inch skillet, preferably nonstick, over high heat to 350°, about 4 minutes. Add the oil, diced onions, bell peppers, celery, and 2 tablespoons of the seasoning mix. Stir and... - 46.3615
GETTING READY 1) Drain kraut and reserve 1/3 cup of the juice. MAKING 2) Combine kraut with ham, eggs, and onion and toss lightly. 3) Let it chill. 4) Combine the reserved juice with the remaining ingredients and shake well. 5) Add the dressing mixture with... - 46.1345
GETTING READY 1. Drain excess liquid from mandarin oranges. Keep the liquid aside to mix it with a jelly. 2. Chop ham into neat cubes. 3. Wash, dry and slice radishes for garnishing. 4. Cut one end of the pepper. Remove seeds, core and cut the pulp into neat... - 46.0717
GETTING READY 1) In a shallow salad bowl arrange the lettuce. 2) Cut the fish into fillets. 3) Cut the eggs into half lengthwise. MAKING 4) Place the eggs on the lettuce, cut side down. 5) Spoon mayonnaise on top of the eggs to coat it. 6) Put the fish... - 46.0717
1. Place eggs in a saucepan and cover them with cold water. Over medium heat bring the water to a boil. Immediately reduce heat and let water simmer for 15 minutes. 2. Plunge hard-cooked eggs into cold water. When they have cooled, shell them and discard the... - 45.6667
Combine egg white and lemon juice in an airtight container. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 days or up to 4 days. Place egg mixture in a food processor or blender. Add oil, garlic, mustard, Worcestershire, and salt. Whirl until blended. Season to taste... - 45.6248
GETTING READY 1) Preheat oven to 400 degrees. MAKING 2) In a bowl, mix together eggs, pimiento, celery, 1 cup of the cracker crumbs, milk, mayonnaise, and seasonings. 3) Take a shallow, 1-quart casserole or a 9-inch pie plate coated with vegetable spray and... - 45.4636
Combine 1 cup water, vinegar and sugar in 1 1/2 quart bowl. MICROWAVE 3 to 4 MINUTES on HIGH, or until sugar is dissolved. Blend flour, salt and mustard with remaining 1/2 cup water in 1-cup measure. Stir into hot vinegar mixture. Mix well. MICROWAVE 4... - 45.1367
MAKING 1. In a large mixing bowl add all the ingredients except the muffins and paprika and stir to mix thoroughly. 2. Spoon about 1/4 cup of the mixture (3 tablespoons) on the base of each toasted muffin half. 3. Sprinkle paprika if you like. 4. Arrange... - 45.1157
Peel most of the skin from cucumbers, leaving just enough for color. Slice 1/4 inch thick and cover with ice cubes and water. Store in refrigerator to crisp. Do not freeze. Chop eggs very fine. Add remaining ingredients, except paprika, 'using mayonnaise to... - 44.4472
MAKING 1) Combine eggs, celery, olives, green pepper, walnuts, half of mayonnaise, Habitant red tomato chow chow, salt and pepper. Mix well. 2) Spread the mixture evenly onto the toasted bread rounds. 3) To prepare canapes, garnish the bread rounds with... - 44.319
MAKING 1) In a bowl, combine the mayonnaise, creme fraiche, salt, and pepper. Mix well. 2) In another large bowl, combine the chopped eggs and onion. 3) Lightly toss the egg mixture with the mayonnaise mixture. 4) Using a rubber spatula, gently fold in the... - 44.2741
MAKING 1) Peel the stems and snap off the ends of the asparagus 2) Onto a platter, arrange the asparagus with the tip towards the center 3) Sprinkle water 4) Cling wrap the dish and microwave for 4minutes till tender 5) Allow to rest, drain off water and let... - 44.1479
GETTING READY 1. Place all the ingredients in a blender ( or by hand using a whisk) and mix for about 10 seconds or until fully combined. 2. Transfer to a bowl and keep refrigerated for later use. MAKING 3. Slice both ends of the garlic clove, rub it on... - 43.9681
GETTING READY 1) Remove any wilted leaves of endives. 2) Soak them in salted water for 5-6 minutes to blanch them. MAKING 3) In a saucepan, heat butter and then reduce heat. 4) Stir in endives and boil them for 30 minutes. 5) In the meantime, mix salt, sugar... - 43.2463
MAKING 1) Take a mixing bowl and combine all the ingredients together. 2) Toss to mix well and chill in refrigerator. SERVING 3) Check seasoning and serve. - 42.9272
MAKING 1 In a pan, hard-boil the eggs for about 12 minutes in boiling water. 2 Drain well and cool under running cold water. 3 Carefully crack the shells a little so the eggs cool quickly. 4 Drain the potatoes well. 5 Dice the potatoes and place in... - 42.8456
GETTING READY 1) Slice the eggs in halves along the length. 2) Remove the yolks and set aside. MAKING 3) In a bowl, mash the egg yolks and combine with mayonnaise, mustard, horseradish, salt and pepper. 4) Use the empty egg halves to fill with the yolk... - 42.6752
MAKING 1) Into the blender, add in the eggs, milk or water, sugar, flour, salt, mustard, paprika and lemon. Blend for about 10 seconds till the mixture becomes smooth. 2) Into a heavy saucepan, add in the blended mixture. 3) Cook the mixture over low flame,... - 42.6609
MAKING 1. In a small sized bowl, combine oil, vinegar, salt and paprika. Mix well and refrigerate. 2. In a salad bowl, combine rest of the ingredients and toss lightly. Refrigerate. SERVING 3. Just before service, add dressing and toss well. Serve... - 42.6299
Melt butter and blend in flour and seasonings. Gradually stir in milk and cook, stirring, until thickened. Add potatoes and heat gently. Just before serving, add remaining ingredients, reserving some of the chopped egg to garnish top. Mix lightly. Add more... - 42.3298
In a small skillet, melt butter. Add onion; saute for 3 minutes. Stir in flour; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Blend in milk, Lea & Perrins, and salt. Cook and stir until mixture thickens, about 3 minutes. Pour over potatoes; toss well. Add eggs, celery, green... - 42.2336
Jewelled Egg And Rice Salad it is simply yummy. The added mushrooms, capsicum, celery, spring onions, chilli gives the Jewelled Egg And Rice Salad a lip smacking taste. Must catch it. - 42.2173
GETTING READY 1) Mix well the vinegar and oil to make salad dressing. MAKING 2) Mix together the potatoes, cucumber, carrots and cheese with some oil and vinegar dressing. 3) In a flat dish, spread the salad garnished with crisp lettuce leaves. 4) Halve the... - 42.123
MAKING 1) In a saucepan, place the eggs in cold water, bring to a boil, then simmer on a low heat for 13 minutes. 2) Place the eggs under running cold water, then allow to cool and peel them. 3) In a bowl, slice and coarsely mash the eggs. Stir in the... - 41.9051
1. Place the tropical fruit juice in a small pan and sprinkle the powdered gelatine over. Heat gently until the gelatine has dissolved. 2. Whisk the egg whites in a clean, dry bowl until they hold soft peaks. Continue whisking hard, while gradually adding the... - 41.5652
GETTING READY 1) Take a shallow pan,fill it with water and allow to boil. 2) Reduce to a simmer,add eggs and cook one at a time, and poach until whites are set, about 3 minutes. (For well-shaped free-form poached eggs, use a spoon to contain the whites... - 41.4743
MAKING 1) In a bowl mix soup, eggs, celery, onion, relish, mustard, and pepper. 2) Arrange bun halves and spread mixture evenly over bun. 3) Cover the edges completely. 4) Broil for about 4 inches for7 minutes from heat until hot. SERVING 5) Serve hot. - 41.287
MAKING 1) In a bowl, mix together liver sausage, olives, eggs and celery. 2) In another bowl, combine mayonnaise, mustard, onion and vinegar. 3) Fold in the mayonnaise mixture to the sausage mixture. 4) Cover and refrigerate until chilled. SERVING 5) Arrange... - 41.2138
MAKING 1. Set the almonds, salad greens and the paprika aside 2. Mix all the rest of the ingredients well till completely combined 3. Heap this on top of the greens and sprinkle with nuts and paprika SERVING 4. Serve immediately - 40.721
MAKING 1. Mix the potatoes, hard cooked eggs, celery, onions, hard salami, liverwurst, cabbage and the cheddar cheese. 2. Add the olive oil, salt and pepper to taste and mix well till completely combined. 3. Add the mayonnaise and mix well SERVING 4. Serve... - 40.5192
MAKING 1.In a food processor add garlic, parsley, eggs, mustard, salt, pepper and olive oil and blend them all well. 2.Add a splash of lemon juice to the mixture. SERVING 3.Garnish with parsley sprigs. 4.Serve with fish fillets. - 40.2833
MAKING 1. In a small bowl combine eggs, radishes, celery, mayonnaise or salad dressing, salt, dry mustard, pepper and Worcestershire sauce. 2. Cut thin slice from stem end of tomatoes scoop out centers, leaving shells about 1/4 inch thick. 3. Sprinkle shells... - 39.6627
MAKING 1) On each of the 6 small plates, place 2 egg halves with the cut side down. 2) In a bowl, mix rest of the ingredients and spoon the mixture over the egg halves. SERVING 3) Garnish with fresh watercress sprigs and serve in a nice plate. - 39.3715
The traditional Caesar salad now in a new and exciting role- the Caesar salad wraps. This combination of yummy ingredients all in a wrap is an absolute mouth-watering delight. Enjoy a delicious meal and chill out on your holiday. - 39.1939
1. Bring a large saucepan of water to the boil, add quails' eggs and cook for 3 minutes. Drain and set aside to cool. Shell eggs and reserve. 2. Heat oil in a large frying pan over a medium heat and cook garlic and leeks for 3 minutes or until tender. Arrange... - 39.0568
MAKING 1)Bring the water to boil and stir in soya sauce, ajenomoto and brown sugar. 2)Let sauce thicken. 3)Now add a boiled egg to the sauce and let cook for 7 to 10 minutes. 4)Cut the egg into two pieces. SERVING 5)Serve hot or cold, garnished with hot... - 38.8147
MAKING 1. In a dry mixing bowl, combine the mayonnaise and cream. 2. Use a wire whisk or a fork to whisk both until well blended and smooth. 3.Season the dressing according to your liking. 4. Halve the boiled egg into. SERVING 5. Arrange the egg halves, flat... - 38.3009
MAKING 1) In a bowl, add all ingredients. 2) Place inside refrigerator to chill. SERVING 3) Serve the salad by drizzling salad dressing on top. - 38.2242
MAKING 1) In a mixer bowl place together oil, vinegar, soy sauce, egg, garlic, fish sauce and mustard. 2) Process the vinegar mixture until well blended. SERVING 3) Serve the dressing, with desired salad. TIPS The fish sauce may be purchased in Oriental... - 37.9989
MAKING 1) In a mixing bowl, add all ingredients, except the egg slices, and lightly toss. 2) Top each serving with the egg slices. SERVING 3) Serve immediately. - 37.9183
Rinse frozen peas under running cold water to separate; drain. Mix peas, eggs, rice, celery, onion, cheese and pimiento. Mix mayonnaise, mustard, lemon juice, salt, pepper and dill weed; toss with egg mixture. Cover and refrigerate at least 4 hours but no... - 37.9112
MAKING 1. In a small bowl, mix together all the ingredients; cover and chill so that the flavours blend SERVING 2. Serve as required - 37.9056
Cut eggs in half lengthwise; scoop out yolks, mash well, and mix with chutney, milk, and salt and pepper to taste. Spoon mixture into egg white halves; chill if made ahead. Spread almonds in a shallow pan and toast in a 350° oven until golden (about 8... - 37.8766
MAKING 1) In a bowl, mix chopped eggs, pickles, celery, parsley, and mayonnaise. 2) Adjust the seasoning and add dry mustard. Give it a good mix. SERVING 3) Use the egg salad sandwich filling in sandwiches. - 37.8479
My sister likes this easy and quick egg salad sandwich recipe. It is true that cooking is her hobby. She keeps preparing various types of dishes. But whenever she is very happy. She makes this sandwich .An Interesting fact is that my family also likes this... - 37.5906
1. Wash lettuce leaves and tear into pieces. 2. Arrange lettuce, tomatoes, egg slices, mushrooms, chives and avocado in serving bowl. 3. Mix together garlic, vinegar and orange juice and pour over salad just before serving. - 37.5247
Early in day: Separate chicory and lettuce leaves; wash and dry well. Reserve 6 whole lettuce leaves; tear rest of lettuce and chicory into bite-size pieces; refrigerate. Slice eggs. Peel, pit, avocado; cut crosswise into 10 rings. Around edge of low salad... - 37.3855
1. Cut eggs in half lengthways. 2. Mix together celery and cucumber and place most of them in bottom of salad bowl or serving dish. 3. Arrange egg halves on top, yolk side down, and sprinkle remaining cucumber and celery round them. 4. Mix together mayonnaise... - 37.1776
GETTING READY 1.Start by cutting the eggs in half lengthwise, then remove the yolks MAKING 2.Combine the yolks with chopped peanuts or peanut butter and mayonnaise to moisten 3.Fill the whites with .this mixture 4.Put two halves of egg on a plate, surround... - 37.0155
MAKING 1. In a bowl or a container combine beans, eggs and onion and chill. 2. In another bowl blend together mayonnaise, mustard, salt and dash pepper. 3. Toss adding to egg mixture. 4. Line a salad bowl with lettuce and spoon over the mixture. SERVING 5.... - 36.9813
MAKING 1) Wash the leaves, drain well, dry on adsotbent paper, shred them finely and place in a bowl. 2) Chop the bacon into small pieces. 3) In a skillet, cook them until crisp, drain off the bacon fat, stir in the egg, cream, sugar, salt and vinegar. 4)... - 36.974
Cook macaroni according to package directions; drain well, rinse in cold water, and drain again. Turn macaroni into a large salad bowl. Add onion (reserving some green tops for garnish), eggs, celery, bacon, pimento, and pickle. Combine mayonnaise,... - 36.9635
A very healthy salad which includes veggies, apple, egg and meat. Dressing is optional. - 36.9615
MAKING 1. Take a small bowl, place all the ingredients in it and mix thoroughly. SERVING 2. Use as required. - 36.927
MAKING 1. Prepare the tomatoes by peeling and quartering them. 2. In a pan cook bacon until crisp, drain and reserve 2 tablespoons fat. 3. In another bowl mix tomatoes, bacon, eggs, greens and fat. 4. Drizzle French Dressing to moisten. SERVING 5. Season to... - 36.7287
MAKING 1.In a food processor add egg yolk, salt, mustard and garlic. 2.Blend well. 3.Add a few drops of oil and blend the mixture until smooth. SERVING 4.Garnish with chopped parsley. 5.Serve with steamed or fried potatoes, pasta,boiled eggs or with chorizo... - 36.4403
MAKING 1.Take a bowl and make a mixture of egg, celery and onion in it. 2.Add mayonnaise to make a firm mixture. 3.Add sprinkling of vegetable salt. SERVING 4.Serve topped on pita bread or wheat whole toast. - 35.9742
MAKING 1. Finely chop green pepper and celery in a mixer bowl fitted with knife blade. Drain, if required and add to mixing bowl. 2. Add eggs to the mixer bowl with knife blade and pulse to medium fine. 3. Add to celery mixture and mix well. 4. Stir in... - 35.8456
Soften gelatin in 1/2 cup cold water; dissolve over low heat. Add salt, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce and pepper. Cool. Stir in 3/4 cup mayonnaise, onion, celery, green pepper, pimento and eggs. Turn into mold; chill until firm. Garnish with celery tops;... - 35.7221
1. Heat 1 tbsp of the oil in a frying pan, then saute the fennel for 10 mins, stirring occasionally, until tender. Transfer to a bowl. 2. Meanwhile, half fill a medium pan with water, add the dash of vinegar and a pinch of salt, then bring to a simmer. Break... - 35.7047
MAKING 1. To prepare tomatoes, peel and quarter them. 2. In a pan cook bacon until crisp, drain and reserve 2 tablespoons fat. 3. Mix tomatoes, bacon, eggs, greens and fat and moisten with French Dressing. SERVING 4. Season to taste and serve. - 35.4407
MAKING 1) Line a serving plate with lettuce. 2) Arrange the egg and cucumber slices, alternating each other in a spiral manner. 3) Sprinkle with salt and pepper. SERVING 4) Serve with French Dressing on side if desired. - 35.4089
Combine all ingredients except lettuce leaves. Chill. Fill custard cups or individual molds with salad mixture, pressing down firmly with spoon. Unmold on lettuce leaves. Garnish with ripe olives and tomato wedges, if desired. - 34.7063
GETTING READY 1. Set the tomato on a plate stem side down and cut eight slices MAKING 2. On a salad plate, arrange lettuce leaves and place the tomato, stem side down; spread the tomato slices apart a little 3. Drizzle half the dressing evenly all over the... - 34.5536
MAKING 1) Read the package directions and cook asparagus accordingly. Drain and chill. 2) Arrange the asparagus on salad plates, then top with the egg slices. 3) Combine the remaining ingredients. 4) Add over asparagus. SERVING 5) Sprinkle with pepper and... - 34.4343
In a salad bowl, mix together lettuce, eggs, olives, pepper, and chives. Combine oil, vinegar, sugar, salt, paprika, mustard, pepper, and liquid onion; blend well. Pour over salad and toss gently. - 33.6874
Avocado with eggs..have you tried this mouthwatering combination. A great mix the avocado egg salad is a quickie that you can whip up anytime. - 33.3467
MAKING 1. In a medium mixing bowl, combine mayonnaise and seasonings and beat until smooth. 2. Add chopped pepper and chopped boiled egg and mix lightly but thoroughly. 3. Store in the refrigerator until required. SERVING 4. Use this as a spread or filling... - 33.2224
Blend together yogurt, salt, and oregano. Stir in remaining ingredients except pita breads and anchovy fillets. Cover and refrigerate to blend flavors. Fill each pita pocket with about 1/2 cup of egg salad. Garnish with anchovy fillets, if desired. - 33.2146
1. Place eggs in a small saucepan with water to cover, bring to a boil over high heat, reduce heat to low and simmer 10 minutes. Drain eggs and cover with ice water. Set aside. 2. Using a fork, flake tuna into a large bowl and add green beans. Slice enough... - 32.7287
MAKING 1) In a bowl, combine the seasoned mayonnaise with the chopped watercress, blend well. 2) Spoon the mixture over the egg halves. SERVING 3) Garnish with fresh watercress sprigs and serve in a nice plate. - 32.4472
Combine eggs, celery, pickle relish, parsley, dry mustard, salt and pepper in mixing bowl; moisten with mayonnaise. Chill until ready to serve. Stir in bacon. Spread egg mixture on half the bread; top with remaining bread. - 31.7394
In a small bowl, combine all ingredients. - 31.6803
1. Heat the grill to high. Whisk the eggs in a large bowl with the chopped parsley, pepper and salt. Heat the oil in a large non-stick frying pan, then fry the onion wedges over a high heat for about 4 mins until they start to brown around the edges. Throw in... - 31.3722
On a salad plate or in a bowl, alternate tomato and egg slices on lettuce. In a small bowl, whisk remaining ingredients until smooth. Pour over salad and serve immediately - 30.355
Put ingredients, except pimiento, in blender container; blend till mixture is combined. Add pimiento; blend till chopped. - 29.4338
In medium bowl, toss the Wish-Bone Thousand Island Dressing with eggs, celery, and salt. Cover and chill. If desired, serve in lettuce cups with tomato wedges and ripe olives. - 24.8676
Mix the ingredients together well and serve on lettuce leaves. - 23.8524
Mix well and serve on green salads. - 22.2127


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It is not yet the law of the land, but legislation to extend Israel's national maternity-leave policy is well on its way to approval. Earlier this month, the Knesset voted overwhelmingly to grant new mothers six months unpaid leave — the first 14 weeks of which are paid.
Even supporters of this legislation concede that it doesn't offer much when compared to the generous family-leave policies in European countries. But compared to American practices, and particularly those in the Jewish community? No contest. A massive study conducted by the organization Advancing Women Professionals, released in September, found that only 35% of Jewish communal organizations have paid maternity-leave policies, and just over half offer time off without pay.
"A healthy society is one that sends the message that family and motherhood are part of its fundamental values," said Tzipi Hotovely, the Likud Knesset member who co-sponsored the bill.
Let's stay with the values theme for a moment, because ultimately that is where too many Jewish communal organizations in this country come up short. We can stipulate that it is difficult for any organization to pay an employee for not working, especially in this unforgiving economy, especially in workplaces with few employees, as is true of many in the Jewish world. But for some, the difficulty and risk are overridden by the commitment to values.
Mechon Hadar provides an example. It calls itself an institute for "prayer, personal growth and Jewish study" and boasts the first full-time, egalitarian yeshiva in North America. When Ariela Dubler became chair of Mechon Hadar's board about a year ago, the young institution on Manhattan's Upper West Side was still developing its operational policies. Given her passion for the subject — Dubler is a professor of family law at Columbia University and a mother of three children — crafting a family-leave policy was a top priority.
"If we are a Jewish organization committed to community and social justice, to practicing Torah and not just teaching text, then parental leave must be a key component of who we are," Dubler said. "For us, it is about living the mission of the organization."
So Dubler and her board decided on a policy, offering four weeks paid leave per year of employment, up to 16 weeks, for a birth or adoption, to both men and women. While no one on the eight-person staff has so far requested the leave, Dubler said she knows that it may one day hit the budget's bottom line, hard, and that may entail other sacrifices. Mechon Hadar is, she said, "balancing generosity and risk."
It is risky to take a singular step like this, a high-wire act with little assurance that a slip will be caught below. America is only one of two industrialized nations without paid maternity leave and the Family and Medical Leave Act, which guarantees up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave, applies only to large organizations. So there is no national framework for action.
But it can be done, and it is being done. AWP is compiling a list of Jewish organizations with family leave policies, and the number is gradually increasing. In a comment posted on the Forward's Web site, Rabbi Jack Moline of Agudas Achim Congregation in Virginia offered another example of how policies can speak to values:
"Our Hazzan just completed her fourth three-month maternity leave (full pay and benefits) in her ten years at our shul. In the early months of her return to work each of the four times, her baby came to work with her. I think it was the least we could do.
"Did her absence and the needs of the babies create a temporary shift in workloads and priorities for the rest of us in the office? Yes. But so what? We are denizens of the village and these four wonderful Jewish children (and their parents) are part of our responsibility."
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Greg Moore
Would love some input on my new card design!
Joel Carter
I'm a fan...but the back is lacking some of the looseness of the front (which is what really grabs me. But it's not much to complain about.
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Panera pulls "pay-as-you-want" campaign
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Panera Bread's latest pay-what-you-can experiment will be retooled and brought back next winter as a seasonal offering.
The Meal of Shared Responsibility was pulled Wednesday.
Since March, Panera had offered a single menu item, Turkey Chili in a Bread Bowl, at its 48 St. Louis-area restaurants.
Customers set their own price.
The idea was that the needy could get a nutritious meal for whatever they could pay; those paying above cost make up the difference.
Panera founder Ron Shaich told The Associated Press that too few needy people were participating, in part because most Panera locations are in middle-class and affluent areas.
And after initial publicity and marketing, awareness dropped off.
Shaich believes a better plan is to offer the program for short periods, when in-store marketing can remain focused.
Panera expands "pay-what-you-want" campaign
Three years after launching the first of five pay-what-you-want cafes, the St. Louis County-based chain will begin offering one pay-what-you-want dish in each of it's 48 restaurants. The experimental "Meal of Shared Responsibility" is Turkey Chili in a Bread Bowl.
The suggested price is $5.89, including tax. When someone pays more than that, the extra amount goes to cover the cost for customers who can't pay full price and to St. Louis-area hunger initiatives.
The new program begins Wednesday.
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The effects of the US Plant Variety Protection Act on wheat genetic improvement
The U.S. Plant Variety Protection Act (PVPA) of 1970 was meant to strengthen intellectual property protection for plant breeders. A model of investment under partial excludability is developed, leading to the hypotheses that any increase in excludability or appropriability of the returns to invention, attributable to the PVPA, would lead to increases in investment or efficiency gains in varietal R&D, improved varietal quality, and enhanced royalties. These hypotheses are tested in an economic analysis of the effects of the PVPA on wheat genetic improvement. The PVPA appears to have contributed to increases in public expenditures on wheat variety improvement, but private-sector investment in wheat breeding does not appear to have increased. Moreover, econometric analyses indicate that the PVPA has not caused any increase in experimental or commercial wheat yields. However, the share of U.S. wheat acreage sown to private varieties has increasedâfrom 3 percent in 1970 to 30 percent in the 1990s. These findings indicate that the PVPA has served primarily as a marketing tool with little impact on excludability or appropriability.(This abstract was borrowed from another version of this item.)
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The Board of Trustees of the Palmer Independent School District ("PISD") hereby serves notice that it will accept sealed bids for the following real property and all improvements to the property: The surface only described as beeing the following: All that certain tract or parcel of land, described as being part of 303 Dick Street, Palmer, Texas 75152, and being 10.674 acres of land, more or less, situated in Ellis County, Texas and recorded in volume 2003, page 0865 of the Deed Records of Ellis County, Texas and has the Property ID of 231226 in the Deed Records of Ellis County, Texas. The property neither includes the Palmer Elementary School nor the land underneath. The property neither includes the Palmer ISD Maintenance Barn nor the land underneath. The property is located east of the Palmer ISD Maintenance Barn and immediately east of Sunset Boulevard. The property is located south of the homes and property on West Marshall Street. The property is located west of the homes and property on Kinsala and west of the homes and property on North Sherman Street. The property is located north of the homes and property on Meadowlark Drive.
Interested parties may contact Mr. Kevin Noack, Superintendent, at the address below to receive Bid Package, which details the improvements and provides information regarding the minimum bid, disclosures and other important information. The proprety will be conveyed subject to the exceptions and reservations contained in the Bid Package, including the reservation and exception that this is a conveyance of the surface only. PISD reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any informality in bids received. PISD will only accept Bids with a minimum offer to purchase of at least $54,000.00. Bids received after the deadline or faxed bids will not be considered.
Sealed bids will be received until: MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2013 AT 12:00 P.M.
Address: Palmer Independent School District, Attn: Mr. Kevin Noack, Superintendent of Schools, P.O. Box 790, 418 W. Jefferson, Palmer, Texas 75152.
By virtue of Orders of Sale issued out of the Honorable 40th District Court of Ellis County in the following cases on the 18th day of September, 2013, and to me, as Sheriff, directed and delivered, I will proceed to sell at 2:00 P.M. on the 5th day of November, 2013, which is the first Tuesday of said month, at the Official door of the Courthouse of said Ellis County, in the City of Waxahachie, Texas, the following described property, to wit:
Cause No: 19,229-TX Lot 1 and 2, Block 1, Valley View, County of Ellis, TX; Probate No. 11038; PiD#162445; Defs; Willie B Younger Estate; Luther Mae Hunter Estate; Orissie Younger Estate
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Levied on the 18th day of September, 2013, as the property of said Defendants to satsify the judgements rendered in the above styled and numbered causes, plus all taxes, penalties, interest, and attorney fees accrued to the date of sale and all costs recoverable by law in favor of each jurisdiction.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND THIS 18th day of September, 2013
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WASHINGTON Feb 12 (Reuters) - A federal judge on Tuesday denied Wells Fargo's attempt to beat back a financial-crisis lawsuit by arguing it conflicted with an earlier settlement.
District Judge Rosemary Collyer in Washington, who is supervising the 2012 multi-bank $25 billion mortgage misconduct settlement, said she did not agree with the bank's assessment of that settlement.
But she declined to rule on the new Justice Department lawsuit, which is seeking damages and penalties for more than 10 years of alleged misconduct related to government-insured Federal Housing Administration loans, and left a federal court in New York to determine whether the two conflict.
The fourth-largest U.S. bank had asked Collyer in November to rule that the government violated the terms of the multi-bank deal in filing a new case.
Wells Fargo said the earlier consent judgment "wiped the slate clean" for the bank in terms of certain conduct related to its FHA portfolio.
But on Tuesday, Collyer said the language in the settlement "does not have the meaning ascribed to it by Wells Fargo," and denied the bank's request for an order enforcing the settlement.
A spokesman for Wells Fargo had no immediate comment. A spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's office in Manhattan, which brought the lawsuit, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Forums → Quests
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 12:54am
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Anyone has a problem with last quest? killed that guy like 5 times and still nothing...
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 4:30am
how can i kill Lord Takeshi hes really hard
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 5:13am
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i cant kill the lady at Kazuro castle and she stone me every or just flying and shoot her posion thing and i cant hit her because i'm a warrior class :C
When she is casting her spell to turn you to stone, either Bash her to stop her casting, or turn around before she casts the spell. You`ll take some damage, but you won`t turn to stone.
Jump to avoid the poison missiles, and get close and you`ll kill her. You`ll find here a skill config that helped me win the game.
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 6:32am
I completed a quest just to try and it didin't save it for me =(
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 10:53am
how do I start early burial mission it says I have to go to camp but there is no camp on the map help me please
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 11:20am
The mad lord yuhi and the white forest lord quests are glitched
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 12:50pm
i'm cant complete Early Burial quest. i cant find masaru. have an error at this quest or anybody find to masaru?
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 4:42pm
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 4:47pm
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Ok so i beat Lord asura but it doesnt say i did What happened?
Posted Feb 17, '13 at 8:11pm
guys dont forgot to use the ability of potions to beat the boss they are a lot more useful then you think
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For small spills, such as a few drops on a wood floor, the product Goo-Off works well. Spray over the drops and wait for the Goo-Off to dry. You can use a blow dryer to speed up the process. Once the surface is dry, scrape up the drops of paint using either a credit card, plastic cutlery, or your fingernail. Other items, like a knife, may work slightly better but they can scratch the floor.
For larger areas, spread a mixture of dishwasher soap and water over the area and try to mop up the bits of paint. This works best on areas that are large, but have only a thin amount of paint on them. If the large area has a lot of paint spilled on it, rubbing alcohol works best. Cover the entire area with the alcohol (up to a gallon if the area is especially large) and cover it with a plastic sheet for 10 minutes. Then slowly remove the sheet while mopping up the spots of paint. You may need to use a scraper for some difficult parts. The same process works with oil paint, but you will need a harder scraper, such as a paint scraper or steel wool. There is a chance that alcohol will damage the wood varnish, so use the soap-and-water method if the floor is especially valuable.
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Forum topic by Brandon | posted 876 days ago | 1166 views | 0 times favorited | 18 replies |
876 days ago |
This Damn poly ribbed belt on my 12" bandsaw is killing me. I've tried high and low to find the belt locally and no one seems to carry anything close to it. Yes I will end having to buy it from the craftsman website and wait fro the snail mail. What I just don't understand is why does a part that cost about 10.00 and weighs less than 5oz cost me another 10.00 to ship. Thanks Craftsman!!! this belt lasted less than year. Love, -- An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. Benjamin Franklin |
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#1 posted 876 days ago |
Get a link belt. You won't have to replace it for years -- Mike.... West Virginia. "Man is a tool using animal. Without tools he is nothing, with tools he is all.". T Carlyle |
#2 posted 876 days ago |
If the original belt is a serpentine style ribbed belt then a link belt will not work with the OEM pulleys. Are there any markings on the belt you have? If so, take it to an automotive parts store and see if they can't order something equal for you. Unfortunately that freight rape situation isn't just a Sears deal as most any mail order company over charges for freight. |
#3 posted 876 days ago |
I HATE SEARS….I had a run-in with them this morning on a tool box I wanted to buy. You can read about in my forum topic I posted today..Sears is nothing but Chinese made junk, and the crap will not hold up on anything we buy….from toolboxes to bandsaws to tablesaws to you name it….Years ago Sears had good quality stuff. I have a '85 table saw, a RAS, and a chop saw that I got at the same time…..good stuff, and still going strong to this day….I re-built the table saw and built a roll-around saw cabinet for it, and use it just to cut dados and rabbits only with it…I use my Unisaw for all other work. It's in my blogs…..But…I will never ever buy anything from them again….quality is out the door for me….. Hope you can find a belt, and good luck….go to an auto store like syenefarmer said. -- " I started with nothing, and I've still got most of it left"....... |
#4 posted 876 days ago |
Grainger has all the belts you can possibly need. In any size, width, # of ribs, grooves or whatever. When I needed a new belt for my Rigid TS they were the only ones who had the special configuration of belt I needed. -- Strati Alepidis, Burlington, Ma, Member Red Sox nation |
#5 posted 876 days ago |
If you posted what model # you have, others might post suggestions for another source to get a replacement belt. -- Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.... |
#6 posted 876 days ago |
Techredneck- its a ribbed belt and unfortunately the linked belts wont work. stratiA- I'm going to take a look tonight at grainger thats one place I didn't think about thanks! knotscott- here's the model # 22400 If anybody has more info I'd greatly appreciate it. -- An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. Benjamin Franklin |
#7 posted 876 days ago |
If you only have two pulleys, one on the motor and one on the drive pulley, change them out. It is only about $20 for the two pulleys with freight. Them the link belt can be had at good old Harbor Freight for much less that other sources. |
#8 posted 875 days ago |
Brandon I agree with Lilred above. I have an old sears bandsaw. I added the link belt and Carter tires ( a bear to install) and some wolf blades. It works nice and smooth now. A set of Carter bearings may be next. The magfence works nice for resawing however some day I may get a 14" with a riser and have two saws. I have a craftsman hybrid table saw with the grooved belt. The stock fence isn't the best. When I save enough for the Incra fence I plan to strip it down and replace the pulleys with machined ones and add a link belt. It is a good saw for me, however after a couple years it has a little vibration on shutdown. I'm anal about vibration. If you replace the pulleys with machined (not cast) and add a link belt you won't have another problem for many years. Sometimes you don't need a top of the line machine. I have found that a good machine with a few aftermarket add-ons can be a great performer. I paid $75 for the bandsaw used from a neighbor who upgraded. -- Mike.... West Virginia. "Man is a tool using animal. Without tools he is nothing, with tools he is all.". T Carlyle |
#9 posted 875 days ago |
You won't get any arguement from me on how great link belts are in most cases. However, in this case I wouldn't go to the added expense of changing out the pulleys and buying a length of link belt. The serpentine style belts are less prone to vibration than link belts are. |
#10 posted 873 days ago |
Well good news!! I had a brain fart and realized that I still had a little over a month left on the warranty. I called my local sears this morning and told them my story of the crappy belt. The salesman ask for the basic info and said I'd have a new belt within 3-5 days. I'll still be on the lookout for a cheaper alternative and if i find any good info on a belt I'll let all you guys know. Thanks for the advice fellow LJ'S -- An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. Benjamin Franklin |
#11 posted 873 days ago |
Cool! Thanks for the followup info. It turns out I've got the same saw…..going on about 4 years IIRC. No issues with the belt so far (knock wood!), but I'll be keeping my eye out for replacements just in case. I think these are made by Richen Enterprises who owns Rikon, so if they've got a 12" BS in their repertoire, they might have a belt that fits the Cman 22400. -- Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.... |
#12 posted 865 days ago |
OK I'd like to give a follow up on the sears experience…...... Its been a little over a week and have been anxiously waiting for my belt to show up, nothing shows up. This afternoon I called sears to find out the status of the belt. After being handed off to numerous employees I finally talked to the correct person which was the warranty department (imagine that). The gentleman kindly told me that my warranty item has been declined. "What why didn't someone call to tell me that!". Well as he jumped through hoops trying to explain to me what happened he put me on hold…....The music continues…..and continues… Finally he comes back and tells me that the item was reordered and should be out to me within the week if not the first of next week. I asked again what happened the first time and the answer was the shipping address was wrong. Hmmm I'm starting to become an avid none user of Craftsman lately due to the inconsistent customer service and the monopolizing of parts. Granted some parts are readily available but you have to get them shipped and pay a pretty sum just for shipping. Once again Sears you've created a believer out of me. Love your disgruntled woodworker -- An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. Benjamin Franklin |
#13 posted 864 days ago |
See…....that's one of the reasons I hate Sears…..Again, they have proven that their customer service, along with all the Chinese made crap they carry nowdays, sucks really bad…....I'd be disgruntled too, or really pissed….... -- " I started with nothing, and I've still got most of it left"....... |
#14 posted 864 days ago |
I got a belly full of their junk when I started my business in '92. Every piece of crap junk , the best they had to offer from RAS to drills , was nonfunctional in under a year. I put a new motor on my RAS in less than a year and in less than another year it needed another. Sears would only say " I'm sorry but your warranty has expired". I had 15.00 in that piece of crap in 2 years . Drug it out of the shop and gave it to the first person who wanted it. 19 years later you won't find a sears tool in my cabinet shop!!!!! -- mike & judy western md. www. pvwoodcrafts.com firstname.lastname@example.com |
#15 posted 864 days ago |
I have an old Craftsman mower that I use to plow my 2 block long driveway and after 8 years of plowing the -- As ever, Gus-the 75 yr young apprentice carpenter |
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