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I appreciate Jeremy Gosnell's well thought-out rebuttal ("Address this problem with common sense, not religion" Jan. 29 Times-News) to my letter ("Historical facts speak to our founding based on religion," Jan. 24 Times-News).and know that he gives voice to the opinion of many people, brought up in the current educational system.
My aim is to offer an alternative point of view. Gosnell mentions Duke University as being founded by Quakers and Methodists, curiously, he neglects to point that every Ivy League University, and 106 of the first 108 colleges started in America, had a Christian foundation.
Many great scientists and mathematicians proclaim the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ right along with their other endeavors. It is only a very recent phenomenon that "science" is seen as an enlightened alternative to the darkness of religious belief.
Denial of the Creator (who is prominently mentioned in the Declaration of Independence) forces scientists to chalk up the engineering masterpiece of DNA to happenstance. It turns out ones beliefs or unbelief, greatly colors the way you view the world.
Since man has had a long history on this planet, Gosnell and the masses that he speaks for should be able to point to a society or culture that has used "scientific, sociological and medical study, along with commonsense regulation" to solve gun violence.
Sadly they cannot, and the reason is clearly explained in the book that they reject as truth. Mark 7:21 is the reference to look up. Until the heart is changed, no real change will take place.
The purpose of the Second Amendment takes this truth into account and allows for a "militia" to be a deterrent to the rise of a tyrannical government.
If you think such a government "could never happen here," you are ripe for it to happen.
No one is advocating "shoving religion" down anyone's throat, but where there have been large scale revivals of Christianity (the real thing) there are documented drops in crime.
Historical examples of this are; Hebrides Islands-1949, Rome, N.Y.-1825, Wales-1904.
It is prayer for revival that ultimately leads to a decrease in gun violence, but that requires repentance, an admission of guilt by the individual and the nation, and a cry for the mercy of God.
Everything else is like leaning your full weight on a "broken reed."
Chuck Bean
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Sick leave bill would benefit Marylanders
The Cumberland Times-News Feb. 27 article, "Chamber of Commerce opposes bills for required paid sick leave" (Page 1A) presented a one-sided account of a measure that could improve the lives and communities of more than 700,000 Marylanders.
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Every day, 18 veterans commit suicide. Every week, thousands of American children commit economic suicide by quitting school.
Money wasted on roundabout could have been spent in city
When the idea of a roundabout on the Route 220 off Interstate 68, that was the biggest mistake the state had made.
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How can we respect a religion when it subjugates women?
In 1649, Maryland was the first colony to enact the first law ever to guarantee the right of worship regardless of its Christian denomination.
There must be better ways to promote cycling
It is a very rare event for me to agree with any politician irrespective of their party. And here I find myself agreeing with Delegate Kevin Kelly ("Plan to establish bike lanes is both absurd and dangerous," Feb. 27 Times-News).
Roundabout could have been the scene of a fatal accident
I am writing this letter because I am concerned with the safety of this fiasco Maryland calls a roundabout. I call it a death trap waiting to happen. ("Runaway SHA truck injures driver," Feb. 26 Times-News, Page 3B)
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Prompt 'o the Week: When an old woman with no
family left dies, she leaves the keys to her safety deposit box with two
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inheritance she wants them to have, they must meet and open the box
Check out this cute story based on an earlier prompt at Doggedly in Rome, by Murphy!
I adore the November time change. I get an extra hour of sleep,
which leaves me far more able to face the day job for the first few days
after, and I'm also a night person, which means the earlier it gets
dark, the earlier I wake up. No, I'm not a vampire (though aside from
the whole blood drinking thing, it does hold a certain appeal...). But I
always operate better on standard time, even after the time change has
passed - and I never feel fully rested during DST. So this is my time of
year. Hooray!
I've mentioned (ad nauseam) that October was an incredibly
difficult and stressful month around here. I won't belabor the details
more than I already have, but as of this weekend, we're back to
"normal", and I couldn't be happier. I've never done well with change
and a lack of routine, but I think it's gotten worse the older I get.
Needless to say, I'd planned to spend most of the weekend writing, but
instead I spent the majority just getting the house back in order,
reorganizing things (like mail, cupboards and the budget) that had
gotten way out of hand, and making a plan to deal with the rest over the
next week.
I have to say, it feels good. Really, really good.
There's still one more change to go through. My husband is starting
a new job Tuesday that will be slightly different hours, different
(less) holidays, less money and no more car-pooling - which is a bummer
since we've been driving to work together for at least as long as we've
been married (maybe a little longer). But it will also be far less
stress and far fewer hours for him, which will be a worthwhile trade
off, methinks. Or I hope it will, anyways.
Overall though, we're back to normal. Actually, we're now in
"hyper-routine" mode as we try to (re?) housebreak the newest canine
member of our family. This means that pretty much everything in our
house happens on a strict schedule designed to help Mica to learn and
remember that the backyard, and not my dining room, is where he needs to
"go". Crate training, careful supervision when he's not in the crate
and set times for eating and going out all seem to be working, thank
goodness. But it's a process, and one made vastly easier with a pretty
strict daily routine.
Ironic that I adopted a 5 yr old dog specifically so I didn't have
to do much in the way of basic training, eh? Ah, that Murphy. He's got a
sense of humor to go with that sadism he's famous for...
Writing is another thing that benefits from a set routine (for me,
anyways), though my writing routine has been haphazard at best lately.
The long vacation was a bad idea (well, there were extenuating
circumstances too) in terms of discipline, and now I'm struggling to get
back into my nightly writing "groove". It doesn't help that I decided
to participate in National Novel Writing Month,
but still have outstanding serial stories running that should have been
finished last month (you know, when I took that vacation). So at the
moment, I'm falling way behind on my NaNo word count in hopes of
finishing at least two serial stories as quickly as possible so I can
break the bottleneck I have going at the moment and give the new draft
my nearly complete attention for the rest of the month. December will be
a serious revision/editing month for me. I should have lots of new
stuff ready to publish next year though...
That reminds me - this Friday is the last day to submit stories for the December
So what's on tap for this week? Let's see:
- Serial chapter for The Handyman's Harem Girl
- Finish two other serials
- Serial chapter for horror short
- Keep working on the NaNo draft, however slowly
- Mail out prize books for the Goodreads anthology contest
- Rework my "after work/dinner" routine (ie, stop being lazy)
- Finish uploading the latest horror short
- Update BSB site, start updating/reorganizing my author sites
- Send out invitations for the Wild Tree party I'm having in two weeks
- Set out minimal fall decor (wasn't going to this year, but since I'm having people over...)
We'll see how far I get, but it should be a pretty good week, I think.
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As a representative from each state took to the microphone - in alphabetical order - they announced the number of delegates to vote in favor of Romney. The representative also noted the number of delegates for Republican opponent Rep. Ron Paul, R-Tex. (Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich released their delegates to Romney so their delegates were not announced). Delegates from New Jersey officially pushed Romney over the top.
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51 minutes and 59 seconds agoNever before has a World Series game ended on an obstruction call. So it's no wonder the Red Sox are left to argue the play in which Will Middlebrooks is called for impeding Allen Craig. SN's Jesse Spector explains it all.
Read MoreA tight game in St. Louis ends in a most improbable way: a walk-off interference call. Allen Craig is awarded home when Red Sox third baseman Will Middlebrooks trips him on this play. SN's Jesse Spector tells all.
Read MoreThere couldn't be a more perfect location for Game 3 than the throwback city of St. Louis. Red Sox's eyes will be on starter Jake Peavey, who is coming off a disastrous start against the Tigers in ALCS Game 4.
Read MoreWith David Ortiz's power display in the first two games of the World Series, he made a key decision easy for manager John Farrell. It's Big Papi at first base and Mike Napoli on the bench for Game 3 in St. Louis.
Read MoreOne night the goat, the next a hero: That's Cardinals shortstop Pete Kozma's story after two World Series games.
Read MoreOne night the goat, the next a hero: That's Pete Kozma after two games, writes SN's Jesse Spector. The St. Louis shortstop shrugs off his Game 1 gaffes and plays a big role off the bench in the Cardinals' series-tying victory.
Read MoreTurnabout is fair play: The Cardinals even the Fall Classic at a game apiece with the help of several late-inning defensive breakdowns by the Red Sox. SN's Jesse Spector has the details from Fenway Park.
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KANNAPOLIS, N.C.– It was just three weeks ago that Danica Patrick surprised many NASCAR observers with her impressive 12th-place finish in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at the .526-mile Martinsville (Va.) Speedway.
Patrick, driver of the No. 10 GoDaddy.com Chevrolet SS for Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR), will look to improve even further on her short-track results in Saturday night's Toyota Owners 400 Sprint Cup race at the .75-mile Richmond (Va.) International Raceway.
Like Martinsville, Richmond has been part of NASCAR since the early days of the sport. Lee Petty, father of seven-time Sprint Cup champion Richard Petty, won the first Sprint Cup race at Richmond on April 19, 1953 – little more than 60 years ago. Martinsville conducted its first race in 1949.
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Project by NoTalentRookie | posted 1313 days ago | 1744 views | 6 times favorited | 15 comments |
Sometimes you just see a piece of wood…and have to scrounge it. The lid of this box in a former life, was a board in a pallet. I did have to edge glue two pieces, to get the width I needed. The sides are some Walnut left over from a previous project, and the splines are whatever I could find laying around that came close to matching the top. The finish is three coats of thinned poly..and one final coat full strength.
I love lookin' at other peoples projects, so it's only fair that I add one of my own every now and then. Thanks for lookin'.
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#1 posted 1313 days ago |
Very nice! Top is perhaps butternut?? What a wood to use in a pallet! Was it a bit softer than the walnut? -- M Clark, Georgia |
#2 posted 1313 days ago |
Yes Sir….A bit softer, and a little more splintery also. |
#3 posted 1313 days ago |
I think you should change your handle – looks like a LOT of talent to me!!! |
#4 posted 1313 days ago |
That is a great looking box and a good use of scraps. -- Every step of each project is considered my masterpiece because I want the finished product to reflect the quality of my work. http://www.FineArtBoxes.com |
#5 posted 1313 days ago |
Nice looking box. I like the recycling of woods. -- -Zeke- "I hate to rush off, but I gotta go see a man about a log" |
#6 posted 1313 days ago |
Very nice job. Funny also in that I took a board off of a pallet just last week, it was just to nice to be left on a pallet. |
#7 posted 1313 days ago |
I like It! Very beautiful! -- Robert B. Sabina, Ohio..... http://www.etsy.com/shop/WoodenfrogWoodenProd |
#8 posted 1313 days ago |
I'm with Jordan. Time for an amended handle. I really like this box. Nicely done. -- ShopDogs, Tulsa, OK The tools aren't the problem-It's the organic interface! |
#9 posted 1313 days ago |
It looks warm, I don't know whay but that's the adjective that popped into my head so i'm stickin with it. Looks good -- Praise God in all things, especially the bad things because they make the best learning experiences. |
#10 posted 1313 days ago |
Beautiful box. I like the way the top fits into the box. I need to try this. BUT, please don't spread the idea of using pallet wood. My wife will hear and there goes my wood budget!! I tried to make a cabinet door for my shop out of pallet wood once and it developed a lot of splits as the weather warmed up. I used it for my firewood box in the house. My wife believes all pallet wood will do this. Again, nice job on the box. -- Robert, so much inspiration here, and so little time! |
#11 posted 1313 days ago |
Great box. Very well done. The wood combos look nice. -- Donnie-- listen to the wood. |
#12 posted 1313 days ago |
Great box. Love the design and build. Always love hearing of some one using pallet wood, or other recycled wood for projects. You can find some beautiful wood on pallets. Great job. Keep it up. Scrappy -- Scrap Wood's the best...the projects are smaller, and so is the mess! |
#13 posted 1312 days ago |
That came out great. -- Eric |
#14 posted 1312 days ago |
Great job, beautiful wood |
#15 posted 1311 days ago |
Nice job, looks great. Good design and execution. The pallet wood is definitely a good source of inexpensive wood, I got an entire tractor trailer load of it, most went to the wood stove, but, I found walnut, curly maple, ash, oak, poplar, and a couple nice looking boards I can't identify, maybe 100 usable pieces from the load. The load I got was never exposed to the elements, and most all of it was very stable, since I cut it up and put it under cover right away. Love looking at all your projects, I agree, Your handle is too modest, but humility is a great attribute in life, thanks for sharing -- It's Mic Keep working and sharing |
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On our quest for outstanding designers we recently came across Ben Heine in Brussels, Belgium. Ben is a painter, illustrator, portraitist and photographer who has developed amazing design concepts such as 'Digital Circlism' and 'Pencil vs. Camera'. We interviewed Ben and asked him where he draws his design inspiration.
Trendspotting: Who or what inspires you?
Trendspotting: What is the greatest invention of all times and why? Trendspotting: What invention would have been better off if it hadn't been invented? Trendspotting: What are the three things you don't leave the house without? Trendspotting: What was the last concert you saw? Trendspotting: If you could have any superpower, what would it be? Ben Heine: I would really love to travel through time and see how it will be in the far future. Trendspotting: What's your favourite style of food? Ben Heine: I love Italian food, but to be honest, I'm the kind of person who really eats everything everywhere. Trendspotting: If you could have dinner with any famous person, who would it be? Ben Heine: Hard to choose… it would be completely awesome to spend some time with Barack Obama. Trendspotting: What would you imagine the world to look like in 15 years from today? Ben Heine: 15 years from today is very near, I think it will be almost the same world as we know it now. There will certainly be more technology, more 3D, more social networks, more individualism, more poverty, more wars… Trendspotting: If you could chose any place to live in the world, where would you want to live? Ben Heine: Very far from my current place, may be in a quiet little city in Australia, Canada or in the USA. Trendspotting: Is there anything else you want to share with the world? Ben Heine: What can we do to improve our world? Think about tomorrow. What can we do to make injustice disappear from the surface of the earth?
Ben Heine: Everything around me is a source of creativity. Every smallest event in my life is a big inspiration. For instance random people I meet in the street or the tiniest details I see on a wall… I often spend hours observing things, like unknown people next to me when I'm in a restaurant, trying to foresee what they will say or do. Traveling abroad, going to a museum, watching a movie, reading a book, talking with a beautiful lady, discovering new ways of thinking or new cultures are also sources of inspiration.
Ben Heine: I would say that the invention of the bikini in 1946 by Louis Réard
was a great contribution!
Ben Heine: May be the invention of the revolver in 1835 by Samuel Colt. It killed so many people (same for all the weapons in general…)
Ben Heine: My camera, my bank card and my phone.
Ben Heine: Although I love music, singers and musicians, I'm not going to concerts very often. I really prefer listening to my favourite songs peacefully at home.


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It's clearly a site penalty for most of us, yet there was a whole thread here a couple weeks ago tying to definitively state the opposite:-)
Since I don't have any thin content and never played any SEO tricks, I've got nothing to change but our simple HTML site architecture, and I'm not going to do that. I have gotten busy with DMCA complaints and filing Google spam reports, etc.
While I don't track individual search terms as a rule, I've kept up with a couple exact phrases (that nobody ever searches on) to see the results. In at least one case where my own page didn't even appear in the rankings anymore, getting the #1 result (a verbatim infringement) removed and using the public URL removal tool to report that allowed my page to reappear in the rankings, and in the #1 slot to boot.
But the loss of visibility for search phrases is just a symptom of the whole site being penalized so that unauthorized duplicates are now seen as more authoritative, even those on article farms. Whether the massive infringements and unauthorized syndication over the years are responsible for the site penalty, only Google knows.
And getting back that #1 slot has zero impact on the traffic for that page. Getting the duplicate removed didn't increase the trust rating for the original, it just got rid of the squatter that had taken its place.


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Trips alongside her mom to the salon are what sparked Liz Holten's desire to become a nail technician. "The manicurists got to gab and talk and play all day like little girls and got paid," she says. At 18, Liz got the opportunity to pursue the career she dreamed of as a child. A stint in a London salon allowed her to hone her trade in one of the world's trendiest cities, but, intrigued by the increasing popularity of the celebrity manicurist, she made her way back to California.
Through e-mail exchanges with Charlize Theron's personal manicurist, Liz further developed her skill set with firsthand tips on celebrity-grade services, but her clients were not always receptive. "I got a reputation for bringing people back to natural nails because they asked for the celebrity look," she says. "I would tell them to open a magazine and show me one celebrity with pink and whites and I would give them their next three sets for free." Liz Holten was the only person to win the bet.
Nail companies mirror her preferences and have recognized Liz for her work with vibrant polish colors instead of long, fake nails. She earned the title of grand master from Creative Nails and continues to refresh her skillset, which now includes her favorite products, Shellac and gel polish. These fresh trends, she says, are what keep her passionate about her career. As trends change, though, Liz does keep one thing constant: her meticulousness when working with clients in her private treatment room at Visage Salon. "You leave when I'm happy," she says. "If it's up to the client, they'll leave even if it's not perfect, but it's my work on their fingers, and I want it to be right."
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How do you poach an egg?
Farmgate eggs, one to two days old, are essential for the best poached eggs. The yolks stand high, won't break, and the flavor is brighter (that's the best descriptor I can come up with) than any high priced market egg.
Pick up a dozen from farms limited to 100 hens on your weekend, and you won't be disappointed. -
A tip I got from watching an old rerun of Julia Child on The French Chef that helps keep the whites from spreading out too much is to use room temperature eggs and put them in the simmering water for 10 seconds before breaking them. This presets or cooks the white just a bit and helps to keep it coagulated when you put it into the water. I break the egg into a custard cup first and then let some of the water flow into the cup before gently sliding the egg into it. I cook them in a covered pan for 3 1/2 minutes. This gives me a set white and runny yolk.
Large sauce pan, water about 2 -3 inches that i first bring up to a boil, then reduce to a simmer. If I have vinegar i pour a little in for ease of mind, if not, no biggie. I've done both with pretty good results.
i crack eggs into a little ramekin, and then i gently slide them into the water. if i think the egg is spreading too much i gently push it back together.I've noticed, of course, the fresher the eggs the better. I lucked out the day i did not have vinegar that eggs I got were just laid the a few days before (my mom's coworker has over 50 chickens!), so they were just that fresh so that probably aided in the minimal spreading of the white. Lucky me =)
Voila, a beautiful poached egg. -
I haven't ever tried covering poaching eggs when they are in a pan but will do. I usually crack my egg into a cup and then slide it into the simmering water, making sure to let a little water enter the cup first. I do sometimes use white vinegar in the water. When removing the egg I fold a piece of paper towel and place it under the slotted spoon to absorb the water and so the toast doesn't get wet.
Sometime in the last 6-9 months either in BA or F & W, an asian chef (Momofuku?) gave instructions on his no-poach, poached egg which involved lowering the eggs into boiling water for 5 minutes or so. Does anyone have the article? i cannot seem to find it in my books or online. Any help= appreciated! BTW, I did it several times when I had the article and it was successful. However, the steps were SOO simple I thought 'oh, I can remember that'! Famous last words!
Well, I'm very glad I asked! I honestly didn't realize that a poached egg and a soft-boiled egg were two different things. I've had eggs hard-boiled, fried, scrambled, and omeletted, but no one in my family liked anything runny in them, so I've never had anything else. For a foodie, I feel like such a newb...
So essentially, a poached egg is cracked into the water where a soft-boiled is in the shell? And the final consistency of poached (I can imagine soft-boiled) is similar to maybe sunny-side up fried eggs? I'm just trying to get an idea of the runniness...
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re: thursday
Poached can taken out of the water at any stage, with the yoke runny, soft or hard. That's your choice. There are no crisp, fried edges. Also the white covering the yolk will be cooked, so there is not 'eye' staring at you. Also a poached egg is more compact (if done right). If done wrong, a poached egg will spread out and have wispy filaments of egg white - in the extreme, you get egg drop soup.
Poached eggs are common in Eggs Benedict, or other preparations where the egg is served on a bed of some sort, with a sauce on top.
re: thursday
Thanks for the clarification. I thought that was the problem to begin with. You did do a good thing though in creating a lively discussion about poached eggs. How many people does it take to poach an egg? So far 23 and counting...I am expecting many more.
One word of advice though, never do shell on eggs in the microwave unless you want to watch them explode and clean up the mess afterwords.
no one has addressed this, but a really great device for getting the poached eggs out of the water is a fish turner.
It's flexible and has a little upturn at the bottom of the blade. There are less expensive ones than this one.-
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There's a nice one here for half the price and the store is a good one to know, also.
Egg cups are used for soft-boiled eggs still in their shells (you clip off the top of the cooked egg off like a little lid and spoon the contents out of the shell as you eat it). A poached egg is cooked outside of its shell, either in water or some egg-poaching gadget. in the microwave or floating in a pan of water. It's soft after cooking--- it goes PLOP on a piece of toast or an English muffin.
Aaaah... the perfect poached egg and the pursuit of succeeding.
After many attempts at success...microwave gadgets, pan ring molds, vinegar, water temp just so..fresh eggs..i was never quite happy until I came upon a Poaching pan sold at Williams Sonoma a few years back. You could get it in either the 4 egg or 6 egg size. I bought a 4. It perfectly poaches them every time. I have not looked back. I suspend them above the water in little perforated non-stick cups, covered with a glass lid for viewing. The little cups are perforated to allow the water/ steam to cook the egg, yet hold it's perfect shape and produce the most delightful poached egg. It is like a picture on the plate. The whole pan, cups lid and all goes in the dishwasher. Mine was around $39.99. Not sure if they still sell them ...I think they now have a high end pricier Cephalon. Same concept though. -
I sometimes use the muffin rings technique described by VG. Trick here is to make sure the water, when hot, is just shy of reaching the top of the ring(s) so that the egg remains perfectly intact. Takes a couple of tries to get it right but, when done correctly, makes a nice presentation.
Cooking eggs too long makes them tough. The whites are done at 140 degrees (or slightly before) which means that the yolks (which begin to solidify at approx 150 degrees and are usually solid at 160 degrees) are still soft.
An instant read digital thermometer to check the whites (after initial removal from the hot water) will help you get the best texture from your Eggs Benedict. Taking the eggs out with a slotted spoon or similar device just before they hit the 140 degree mark allows them to continue cooking for a minute or two while they're in a holding pattern. They can, of course, be dropped back into hot water for a quick re-heating just prior to serving if need be.
It's better, IMO, to use room temperature eggs because they cause less temperature drop in the water bath than eggs taken directly from the refrigerator; making it easier to control the cooking time. -
A poached egg is one of nature's most nearly perfect foods. A soft boiled egg is a close second.
This works for me: Bring 1.5 inches of water to a boil in a pan. Back off to a simmer, i.e. low heat.
Break your very freshest eggs, at room temperature, into the simmering water. No swirling or vinegar is necessary. Cover the pan and let simmer for 3-4 minutes.
Lift out carefully with a slotted spoon.
Only then can you turn off the stove.This method is good for a few eggs, but really comes into its own when you have a large pan and 20 eggs to poach.
The level of water can be reduced slightly for a poached egg with a sunny side yolk.-
re: jayt90
jayt, I agree completely with you. I've tried numerous methods for poaching eggs over the years - added vinegar, using a "vortex", deep water in a saucepan, deep water no vortex, etc., and the method you cite is the most successful method I've used. It provides the very gentle cooking eggs require, the white stays more intact than with the vortex method, and produces very nicely shaped and properly cooked eggs.
re: jayt90
My reply earlier confused people, I think. The muffin rings are just hollow rings and keep the egg in a nice shape in the water. It's easy to see when the egg yolk sets. Otherwise, I just poach it in the shell (much less time than for boiled eggs) and gently peel it--normally a perfectly oval egg emerges with a tender white and runny yolk. MMMM. Anyway you do it, poached eggs are one of life's grander meals.
>>>> I've never had a poached egg...
You've never had eggs Benedict?
Could you clarify about your egg cups? Like other people I thought any egg cup attractive enough for an easter decoration would be for the purpose of soft boiled eggs rather than poached eggs. Here's what I was thinking of with swell instructions about soft boiled eggs.
http://factsfacts.com/EggCups/EggCups.htmI've always thought of egg poachers as utilitarian and ugly as this page on Amazon shows
http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=3737251However there were two attractive egg poachers, one of which would be Easter appropriate
http://www.amazon.com/HotSpot-EggShell-Silicone-Egg-Poacher/dp/B000WSF5DC/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1245543624&sr=1-11Bonus - gratuitous eggware link I came across while trying to google and see if there was such a thing as an attractive egg cup. I find my self lusting after the egg cuber and the Mrs. Anderson's egg daisy ... and maybe the Roosty ceramic egg separator ... who cares if it works, it looks cute.
http://www.fantes.com/egg-utensils.htmlSo if you could clarify that would be nice.
If you are really looking for poached eggs though, don't let people fool you into thinking it is easy. This rather acoomplished blogger shares my opinion
The poached egg: The anatomy of a disaster
http://chocolateandzucchini.com/archives/2004/02/the_poached_egg_anatomy_of_a_disaster.phpThere is a Chow video on poaching eggs
http://www.chow.com/stories/10427Haven't looked at it as I'm into currently trying to perfect the microwave poached egg.
The easiest perfect microwave green poached egg?
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/623760With all due respect to anyone ... do NOT follow timing instructions if microwving. I'm pretty close to the perfect microwave poached egg. My egg currently is better than one I had recently at Alice Water's Cafe Fanny. I say this with no modesty at all. I'm damn great at ti.
However, it depends on your microwave ... the timing is the thing. It took a lot of bad over-nuked eggs to get the timing right.
However, I've yet to achieve poached egg greatness. It is not too difficult to get a good poached egg using most methods ... but great ... elusive.
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Still working on it. There's only so many eggs I can eat and I've been doing field work at restaurants to see what other places pass off as poached eggs. Oddly, this nothing place in the middle of nowhere came up with the best poached egg I've ever had which threw me back into research. I'm guessing they use water but I'd like to achieve that if possible in a microwave. I squandered my cholesterol allowance last week on a place in Napa that charged me $11 for two watery poached eggs and undercooked homefries.
i'm surprised Uncle Bob is the only one who mentioned adding [white] vinegar to the water...it really does help the eggs hold together & maintain their shape because it accelerates the protein coagulation.
re: goodhealthgourmet
What you say is true, but I have never done it as I am not a fan of vinegar. I doubt the small amount used would really affect the taste that much. I have had good results with the swirling vortex method. I am sure the vinegar helps a lot and perhaps I will try it. So far I have never needed it though.
Since you're talking about egg cups, I assume you want to boil an egg, not poach it. They're both cooked in hot water, but a poached egg is cooked out of its shell, while a boiled egg is cooked in the shell.
Here's how I do mine. Put plenty of water in a saucepan of and bring it to a boil. Kill the heat, slip in your eggs, and cover. After 5 minutes, remove the eggs from the hot water and stand them in your egg cups. The white should be mostly solidified, and the yolk barely starting to thicken. Chop off the top of the egg, sprinkle in some kosher salt, and eat with strips of toast for dipping.
The egg cup thing confused me as in my experience, the only egg cups I have known are for boiled eggs. I think that is why VG gave you two distinct recipes, one for boiled and one for poached. Both look good to me.
The classic poached egg takes a little practice. It involves a small sauce pan and a good amount of water brought up to the boil. Swirl the water into a vortex and break each egg one at a time into the center of the vortex until the egg has congealed. Remove with slotted spoon. Repeat as needed for desired servings.
An easy way to do a poached egg is in the microwave. A 6 ounce coffee or custard cup will do. Fill cup with about 1/3 cup of water. Break egg into cup, pierce egg yolk with toothpick, and cover dish loosely with plastic wrap. Microwave for about a minute or until desired texture is achieved. Repeat as needed.
Why would anyone want to do this? They are truly wonderful in texture and taste with no added fat. Good enough reason for me.
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Greyghost: Thanks for a great way to poach eggs in a microwave--I'm going to try it. Actually, I usually just simmer the eggs for 4 min. most of the time and painfully peel them. The other recipe was from "The Original Bosont Cooking School Cookbook, first published in 1896. It is actually for poached eggs--you can see when the yolks just start to set and take them out. Good, but still more work than the microwave :)
In a pot of water with a little vinegar added...brought to the boiling point but not boiling...swirl the water around with a spoon, place the egg in the center of the swirl...cook until white is just done...remove with a slotted spoon..Voila! poached egg. --- Several can be poached a head of time, and returned to hot water prior to service...
I have luck with room temperature eggs. Simmer some water, carefully put in the eggs, then let them cook for exactly 4 minutes. Drain and cover with tepid water while you peel them one by one. You need to gently peel them (tricky) and sit them whole on a piece of buttered toast. Otherwise, you can use a shallow saucepan and muffin rings. Fill the pan 2/3 with water and get it to a gentle boil. Butter the muffin rings and put in the water. Break each egg into a cup and slip into the ring. When there is a film over the yolk and the whites are just firm, remove with a buttered spatula or skimmer, drain and put on the toast. :) Poached eggs are great!


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With the Saints losing, what kind of shot do you guys think the Vikes have at getting the home field advantage?
Slim to none, the saints are a better team and I doubt they lose again
It would be nice, but I don't see it happening. I'd be fine with the #2 slot and NOT playing the Pack again!
I believe that if they wind up tied, MN has the tie-breaker advantage. So, simply put, MN has to win out and NO has to lose again.
After they lose tonight, zero
The Saints were exposed. Unfortunately they play Tampa Bay and Carolina down the stretch, so the chances of them losing another game are slim.
If they lose one more game and the Vikings win out the Vikings have the #1 spot.
And I am not so sure that the Saints are the better team. They have looked good at all the last couple weeks and if it wasn't for a Suisham missed chip shot FG they would have lost to Washington as well.
Vikings can do what the Cowboys did last night and get pressure with the front four. You need to do that to beat the Saints
The Saints have not proved they are better than the Vikings at all. There's just a lot of haters who talk out of their *****.
i think it will tough for the Vikes. should win tonight, but you never know. They have played good on the road except for at Ariz. I don't care how bad the Bears are, that is always a tough game there. Giants at home wont be easy as they will be playing for playoff lives, maybe. I don't see the Saints losing again.
I hope the playoffs road ends like it sits today. They'd dodge Green Bay in the divisional playoffs and couldn't meet until the title game, which would mean Green Bay would have to knock out New Orleans. I reallllllly don't like the matchup of Rodgers or Brees against the defense, but would rather see Brees just because Rodgers already tore it apart left and right once in the dome already.
You don't ever want to play the same team 3 times. I really hope the Vikes don't have to square off against the Pack again!
I don't see the Saints advancing very far in the playoffs with their defense - injuries or not. They took advantage of playing in one of the weakest divisions in football to get people to buy into the hype. Defense wins championships and the Saints are lacking in that area. They would not even win most of the other divisions in the league, let alone get past the semi-final match-up.
I expect it to come down to a rematch of the Vikings and Packers with the Vikings improved secondary play down the stretch being the deciding factor.


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Woolton Picture House, Liverpool (Mason Street, Woolton, Liverpool, L25 5JH). | Showing RotK on 3rd January! Showtimes: 17th-19th Dec - 6.45pm (film starts 7.15pm). 20th Dec-5th Jan - 1.45pm, 6.45pm (film starts 2.15pm, 7.15pm). Matinees only Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve, closed Christmas, Boxing and New Year's Days. |
Ritzy Cinema, London, Brixton (Brixton Oval, Coldharbour Lane, London, SW2 1LG). | Showing RotK on 3rd January! Popular local independent cinema. |
Odeon Cinema, London, Streatham (47-49 Streatham High Rd, London, SW16 1PW). | Tel 0870-5050007. Showing RotK on 4 different screens giving these showtimes: Noon, 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4pm, 5.30pm, 6.30pm, 7.30pm, 8pm. |
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Added: 13 Aug 2013 | Category: Love Stories | Avg Score: 4.89 | Tags: heartbreak lawyer lost necklace surprises | 14 Comments
Hailey's past won't leave her alone as her time with Rick comes to an end.
Hailey felt something hard pressing against her ass, and an unfamiliar warmth around her body. She opened her eyes to see a sleeping Rick holding her close and smiled. She realized the hard object was his cock. 'It wasn't a dream,' she thought happily, 'I had sex last night with Rick.' Rick's eyes opened and he smiled. "Good morning beautiful." "Good morning. Is that your cock I...Read On
Added: 12 Aug 2013 | Category: Love Stories | Avg Score: 4.85 | Tags: oral outdoors flight home farewell | 14 Comments
Seeing is a creative act
"You think so?" Tom said. "She's actually rather plain". Matt was surprised. This was not a response he had anticipated. He and Tom usually were in sync when it came to appreciating women. To hear this from him now was like a little jolt. It jarred him to alertness out of the haze that he had slipped into. He had to stop and think about what it was that he had actually said. His...Read On
Added: 12 Aug 2013 | Category: Love Stories | Avg Score: 4.82 | Tags: mystical union love romance passion devotion destiny | 33 Comments
Hailey and Rick attend a ball and encounter someone from Hailey's past who could cause problems.
Over the next week, Hailey and Rick spent almost every waking hour together. They went swimming, parasailing, hiking, bike riding, and more together. They decided to take the sunset horseback ride in her last week, as it filled up so quickly and discovered it was one of the few times still available. Then they learned there would be a special ball at the beginning of her second week and...Read On
Added: 11 Aug 2013 | Category: Love Stories | Avg Score: 4.88 | Tags: ball formal dancing ex-lover fight sex | 12 Comments
Hailey wins a dream vacation and meets a sexy single father.
When Hailey Davidson was a 20-year-old college sophomore, her biggest worries were those of most college girls. Like getting to class on time, knowing where the next party was, and making sure she did her homework. She also worried about styling her long, blonde hair, finding the right eye shadow for her blue eyes, and making time for her boyfriend, Alan Bryant. Alan was taller than the curvy...Read On
Added: 10 Aug 2013 | Category: Love Stories | Avg Score: 4.86 | Tags: single mom dream vacation single father beach | 14 Comments
The veil lifts for a moment and a memory is recalled!
Steve had been home for a couple of weeks and had been mending slowly. He still had to be in the wheelchair (which by now was getting a bit bothersome for him) but he was accepting of it for the most part. Steve was still struggling with his memory - things still hadn't started coming back to him much and he asked questions all the time. It was the strangest feeling to walk up to someone...Read On
Added: 08 Aug 2013 | Category: Love Stories | Avg Score: 4.8 | Tags: chicago amnesia love accident | 6 Comments