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Ideas for spicing up a Far Realm encounter
Tomorrow night the groups going to deal with a beholder and some other eldrich beasties while they try to stop a Far Realms incursion. Any ideas on interesting window dressing, terrain, or messing with the laws of physics I can toss in to remind everyone that this isn't a normal encounter?
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Wednesday, 3rd October, 2012, 10:48 PM #2
An ongoing theme in Far Realm and the seminal Lovecraft stories is corruption of the natural. Your wee beasties could spring forth by bursting out of normal humans, then grow almost instantly to full normal size. A good example of this would be from the movie "Hellboy", where Rasputin essentially gives birth to his god.
Twisted and mutated animal corpses could be a normal part of the landscape. Trees that bleed and have useless eyes growing on them. The light is subtly 'wrong', setting the character's teeth on edge. Sounds that are just beyond the range of normal hearing pound on their senses, causing a -1 to attack and skill rolls. Twists in the fabric of reality, visible to the enemy but not to the characters, allow them to step from one part of the battlefield to another.
Wednesday, 3rd October, 2012, 11:33 PM #3
There are a number of Far Realm-related traps with interesting effects, like the "Far Realm Anomaly" trap (from The Book of Vile Darkness), which causes a random mutation in the victim, such as tentacles bursting out from behind their eyes, causing permanent blindness until the victim can get magical healing. :P
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ø Ignore (Psi)SeveredHeadDMG2 has a Far Realms star trap. It's actually level 29, and I'm assuming your PCs are lower level, but you could lower the level. There's also a Maddening Mural trap, which IMO should change to give clues to disable traps, take down opponent's defenses, and so forth.
I don't know if this is at all useful for you, but I've drawn up (currently generic) alienists and star warlocks. Given my current campaign is in Dark Sun, they're for practice rather than use. So far anyway.
PS stealing ideas from previous editions is cool... but is there a Book of Vile Darkness for 4e?Last edited by (Psi)SeveredHead; Thursday, 4th October, 2012 at 12:21 AM.
If your D20 Modern PCs don't fear guns, use a bigger battlefield! Smaller battlefields are melee friendly. Cool battlefields in the Forest and Woodlands section of http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/dungeonsunlimited/
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Consider acquiring an octopus, attaching it to one of your player's heads, and telling him/her, "THIS IS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO HAVE YOUR BRAIN EATEN BY A MIND FLAYER!"
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ø Ignore QuickleafWhat if at some point they can only see thru the beholder's eyestalks (as opposed to their own...eyes that is...or PC eyestalks could work too ), such that they have no line of sight to the beholder? Maybe there's some trick to being able to regain their normal vision, like a ritual skill challenge to close a Far Realmsian gate, or using a dominate spell to get the beholder to blast a specific mcguffin.
Saturday, 6th October, 2012, 09:52 PM #8
That went ridiculously well. Their earlier non-far realm encounter went long so we didn't get to devote a ton of time to the far realm part, which I think helped it out. The PCs got drawn into a portal where they had to skill challenge and page 42 in order to find each other before they could work their way through the portal. The portal was a potpourri of Lovecraftian goodness which I made up on the fly. One of the players said aloud something about being trapped there forever, and I wasn't about to contradict her, which was unnerving the crap out of everyone with every failed skill roll or attempt to use a skill which didn't work. Eventually I let them know that rather than attempt a skill check of some sort, they could attempt to see the area where they were as it truly was.
This is where it got fun.
The player of the wizard decided to do this and succeeded, so I said it was the equivilent of this and showed her the picture:
(I picked it special for her, knowing that optical illusions mess with her.)
The fighter got the worse of it. Her Player has grapheme synesthesia, which manifests with numbers and colors. (The Player, not the PC.It's a real thing. . Her brain puts certain colors and numbers together as the same thing. So for example, she sees the number 4 as blue.) So when I showed her a picture of a bunch of numbers colored randomly, she literally recoiled from it. The other players didn't get to see what they were seeing, which just added to the fun. Once they got through, I went with Pope Nag's idea of the blank white space and ended the session by plunking down a beholder mini in front of them and said, "see you next week"
I love this game, sometimes.
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PHOENIX -- Documents released Wednesday detailing the shooting of former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords show how the gunman had grown increasingly erratic and delusional in the months leading up to the rampage as he alienated friends and family and became paranoid that police were out to get him.
The roughly 2,700 pages included witness and survivor accounts from people who helped save Giffords' life after she was shot in the head outside a Tucson supermarket in 2011 during a meet-and-greet with constituents. Six people were killed and 11 others were wounded.
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New Food Store in Downtown Brooklyn?
Brownstoner.com, a blog focused on Brooklyn real estate recently ran the following item:
"Which Foodie Is Coming to Court and State?
Who just signed the retail lease in the new building at the corner of State and Court in Brooklyn Heights? That was the question that had members of the audience scratching their heads at last week's quarterly Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable held at the Brooklyn Historical Society. The corner location, which includes about 2,500 square feet on the ground floor and another 2,500 in the basement, just rented at a record-high $125 a foot after "long and protracted" negotiations, according to Massey Knakal senior partner Tim King. As to who the tenant is, King would only drop the tantalizing clue that it's a company that's been in the food production biz for the last hundred years. The two that leapt to our mind—Zabar's and Di Palo—only go back to the 1930s, so scratch them. An announcement is expected in the next week or two, but we thought if we all put our heads together, maybe we could figure it out. Ideas?
Anyone have information or insight?
So I finally went to F.Martinella yesterday. I usually buy my cold cuts at Garden of Eden (or preferably Fairway if I'm able to make the trip out there!) but yesterday I was shopping at Trader Joe's and decided to stop at F.Martinella on my way home. I ordered .5 lb of turkey and .25 lbs of two different kinds of cheeses.
The cold cuts were fine, and slightly less expensive than Garden of Eden, but the service was PAINFUL. The guy who was helping me could not have moved slower or less efficiently. He packaged all of my cold cuts and then had to unwrap them to weigh and label them. The help at the registers was just as bad, and also completely rude.
I will not return. Has anyone else been?
I don't know if this is the same place (an old Independence Bank building) but I did see a banner out there saying "Trader Joes Now Hiring" on Court Street.
re: MrsT
Thanks but that's a different retail space. Some of us have been eagerly awaiting the opening of Trader Joe's in the old bank spot for months now and it appears that it will be happening soon. There's a lot of new retail leasing going on at that corner. The space recently leased to the mystery (Martinelli?) company that I'm talking about is 119 Court St (at the corner of State?) right next to one of the new about to open frozen yogurt places across from the movie theatre.
re: fishermb
Thanks. There are other huge threads on Trader Joe's opening this fall at Court and Atlantic. There are also other threads about the multiple frozen yogurt stores opening on Court nearby. This thread is trying to uncover the great mystery of the "M" store at 119 Court St. I know it's going to be very anti-climatic since it's been a question since they first announced their cryptic clues in January. I guess I just have a bee in my bonnet since I walk by there frequently and have been wondering on and off.
re: EJC
I passed by the other day. It is called F. Martinella. The sign up says that it was established in 1949 (where?, and why can't i find a record of it on the internet? intrigue me). The sign also says it is "A Fine Delicatessen" and "A Unique Deli and Catering Experience". I guess we'll find out what that means in a few months.
Also, there's a phone # up and they're intereviewing at the Marriott if anybody needs a job.-
re: Mike11201
this store is being bank rolled by the boars head corporation , the owner of boars head is bobby martin so hence MARTINella,
so in a nut shell boars head plans to open mulitiple stores and put the small operator out of business who has been buying theyre products and supporting theyre company for as long as they have been in business.-
re: vital action
This really sounds like a [searching for the right word] -- bad --business plan. So, for starters, Martinella has just been created in 2008 and has not existed since 1949 as they claim. What? Did they just pick that date out of a hat or something? And, as you said, their product is already widely and successfully distributed and now they want to try to replace that distribution system that has served them so well? I'm not impressed.
re: Kitchop
For the most part I'm pretty sure that Hounds would rather see mom and pop places opening up rather than a big company like Boars Head. However, it may make financial sense to go retail, especially as they're doing it under a different name and thus probably not cannibalizing their distributed brand. I don't expect to eat there, but they may just know what they're doing.
re: bhill
I guess we will have to wait and see what the plan actually is. But if they will be selling Boars Head brand and cannibalizing the mom and pop delis that have been selling BH forever, I will stick with the mom and pops. If their plan is to ultimately make Boars Head harder to find unless you go to a Martinella store, well, then I guess I just don't care about Boars Head brand that much. I do find the whole "Martinella - Since 1949" thing very annoying.
re: Kitchop
Not knowing any of the facts here and not knowing just what this place will be, my mind is open. But in the event that anyone from Martinellas is following this discussion let me state quite clearly: given the hint of fraudulent 'history' (and I will stand corrected if presented with good documentation), I will not even consider setting foot in this place without some official establishment of just who they are and where they were in 1949. I may sometimes be a fool but I refuse to played for one. If they think they can win my bizniz by creating a myth (lie)---sorry. It ain't quaint. It's just jive.
I will require a sign on the wall or a press release or something. Hey---if it turns out that they were a pushcart in some alley back then, cool. Welcome to the hood. And if their back story is just the product of some PR firm..... well, I guess they should have spent more money and gotten a firm that doesn't have contempt for the public.
re: vital action
Food retail (F. Martinella) and food distribution (Boar's Head) are two completely different business models, with the former taking a pounding judging by the amount of casual eateries they have filed for bankruptcy within the last year. And what other locales are they opening up stores – just curious?
re: bhill
Thank you (and vital action) for cracking the code on the mysterious Martinella company name. I guess Boar's Head CFO (Blair Waldick) doesn't have as big a stake in this new venture.
The only reason I was the least bit curious about this is because I walk by this location so frequently (and therefore was a potential customer). But, at this point, my curiosity has just turned to annoyance. Sure we're talking about it. It momentarily got my attention. But now I have no intention of going there.
This company has some terrible PR people. First, they created this big mystery that they dragged out since last January. What it turned out to be is very anti-climactic. Then, if Boars Head was started in Brooklyn in 1905 (and is now apparently based in Florida), why in the world did they choose "Martinella -- Since 1949"? If not the truth (Since 2008), why not go with 1905? Makes no sense and, more importantly, makes me not trust them at all.
re: bhill
There's an article in the Brooklyn Paper today, 9/10/08 about this F. Martinella/Boars Head store. The whole idea seems so bizarrely ordinary and unexciting to me. Can they really believe this will be a store that "people will go out of their way to go to"? I think they must be out of their minds.
re: lambretta76
it looks to me more like they are trying to develop and field test new product concepts that they can roll out through their existing distribution chain. If you look on their website you will see lots of sandwich "ideas" for example. If they can sell more than those logs of meat and cheese out of their trucks, salads, soups or more complex sandwich components they will make a bunch more money.
re: lambretta76
I only care about the quality of the products this new store intends to sell. I could care less about whatever Le Bagel across the street feels and in any event, was never impressed with Le Bagel's heroes anyway, which to me are ordinary at best.
If the new Boar's Head place sells a good and tasty sandwich, I'll be buying it. I know from experience that there is a synergy involved in making a sandwich; that the whole hero is undoubtedly greater than the sum of its parts. I can't tell you how many hundreds and hundreds of store bought hero sandwiches I've had in my lifetime, all made of essentially the same exact ingredients .... and how a few were sublime, most average, and a few dreadful notwithstanding the almost exact identity of components.
Who cares about concepts? Why? What's the point? What would a concept matter for if the product is outstanding? I don't get this at all.
re: jakeyd
It will hurt le bagel and everyone else who does business close by they are building a franchaise store its very clear. they are a multibillion dollar corporation whos intention is to go after subway and quiznos and by doing this steamroll all the small guys who helped build and support there product for 100 years
Well, the sign is up in this space, and they're hiring. It's going to be ...
Well, I forgot. Walked by on Saturday, got sidetracked, and totally blanked on the name. It's been around since 1949 I believe the advert said, and they were holding hiring sessions down at the Brooklyn Marriott. I had never heard of the company before, but it was definitely not Boar's Head. If anyone is in the nabe, the sign's up.
re: lambretta76
I walked by on my way to swim at the Y yesteday and saw the sign too. And although I've lived in Brooklyn for 25 years, I too cannot remember the name of the company opening there because I am totally unfamiliar with it. The sign definitely said "Since 1949" (which is not 100 years but whatever). It said it would be a deli. The name was Italian and began with an "M". Mazzenetti or Manzanelli or something like that. Is this enough of a clue for anyone to fill us in?
re: seb
I walked past the new yogurt place on Court across from the movie theatre and there was a reporter from the Brooklyn Paper camped out interviewing people about the many frozen yogurt places popping up around there. According to her, a frozen yogurt place (Red panda?) is moving into the space next to the New Balance Store. And she said another frozen yogurt place is moving in further down on Court st.
re: chocolatefancy
Red Mango is the original Korean frozen yogurt chain that started the "frozen natural yogurt" craze. The owner of Pinkberry tried it when in Seoul and ripped off the concept and opened in CA before coming to NYC. Red Mango has just recently come over to the States and is expanding at a decent clip.
re: seb
LOL at how anyone who actually sees and reads the sign instantly forgets the name of the company. I'm not sure, but Martinelli sounds like it might be right. But......what is it? Has anyone heard of a Martinelli food company (operating since 1949)? Where has it operated since 1949? In NYC? Is it some kind of upscale Balducci's-like company? Or what?
re: Kitchop
Well - they should rework their branding if no one can remember the name! I'm more curious what they're going to do with that horrible staircase going down to the basement right in the middle of the store.
I'd say the owners of the Chinese restaurant should have stuck to making Chinese food instead of designing interiors, but their food wasn't very good, either!
Regardless, it'll be interesting to see what goes in here.
Still no news on what mysterious new tenant -- a 100-year old national chain in "food production" -- is coming soon to 117-119 Court Street (@ Court and State Streets)?
I would have thought some Chowhounder would have somehow cracked this case by now. ;-) Why are they keeping this such a big mystery? Given that the three retail spaces in the building next door went to a bank, New Balance sneakers and Lens Crafters, I guess I shouldn't get too hopeful. But still....I am curious, if not hopeful.-
re: MikeinCH
Boar's Head? Really? As in the deli meats that already seem widely available everywhere? Well, that's disappointing, if true. Where did you get this info? It does fit the description given since Boar's Head Provisions is a food production company that was started in Brooklyn close to 100 years ago. So, what are Boar's Head stores going to be? Delis, I presume? I'm so not excited.
ETA that, oh no, this really might be it. Boar's Head was started in Brooklyn in 1905 -- which means, since it is now 2008, the company has literally passed its 100-year old birthday.
re: bhill
Thank you for confirming that you read this too. I fly Jet Blue whenever I can and actually have two Jet Blue tix booked right now but I never noticed a Boars Head kiosk in the JFK terminal. That might be useful for grabbing a sandwich for a flight sometime. I'm still not excited about a Boars Head store on Court St or anywhere really. It just seems like so many delis, bagel shops, groceries, etc already sell Boars Head products. Oh, well. It's not as useless as another bank, chain drug store or real estate office.
re: Kitchop
I think I might be the only person who believes that - should Boar's Head actually open a store here - this is a good idea.
Yes, many places sell Boar's Head, but not everyone does a good job with it. I pass by a kind of nasty deli that sells Boar's Head sandwiches for $3 to go to one that sells them for $5. Why, because the second deli takes care into what they put on the sandwich, don't overstuff them, and generally want you to have a good experience, not just fill your belly. It's kind of the principals that City Sub in Park Slope was founded on - they use run of the mill ingredients and turn out a fairly decent product.
Are there better cold cuts than Boar's Head? Sure, but they're (La Quercia, Virginia ham, jamon iberrico pata negra, Salumeria Biellese, etc.) very expensive and not something you'd want all the time.
Now, if only they'll make an old Isaly's recipe - Pittsburgh-style BBQ chipped-ham - I'll be a happy camper.
re: heightsfamily
And why is it still such a BIG secret? I walk by it often on my way to swimming at the Y at Court & Atlantic. At this point, I'm cynically assuming that it will eventually reveal itself to be yet another useless retailer of some sort. I'll be pleasantly surprised if it turns out to be anything remotely useful. I'm looking forward to Trader Joe's though.
BTW, I got a sandwich from the Boar's Head kiosk in the Jet Blue terminal at JFK in February because I was running late and needed something to eat. Without Chowhound, I would never have even known Boar's Head existed at JFK/JetBlue. It was edible but left me feeling like there is absolutely no reason for Boars Head to start a chain of their own stores. Glad to hear that Court & State site will not be a Boars Head Cafe.
Also of note - a supermarket is opening in the State Renaissance Court - at 200 Schermerhorn St (corner of Hoyt St). Brooklyn Papers quoted the building management as saying that it will be an "upscale grocery store", although anything will be welcome. The are has been underserved ever since the C-Town closed about a decade ago. (Not that that store was worthing going to - it was rather disgusting.)
Others have pointed out that Gristedes has been around for over 100 years.....
But food "production"? Hey there, Katz's! ;-0)
re: Xiao Yang
2,500 sf seems way too small for a Gristedes or any other supermarket in that space. Doesn't that seem way too small? I mean, if I'm not mistaken, most Whole Foods stores are around 50,000 sf. Maybe some smaller ones are 30,000 sf.
As a point of reference, does anyone know roughly how many square feet Sahadi's store is? (And on this Thanksgiving Eve, lets all give thanks that the Sahadis own the building that they are in on Atlantic. Hopefully, that will help them deal with all the real estate changes in Brooklyn.) Or does anyone know of any other examples of operating retail spaces that are about 2,500 sf?
Now I'm dying to know what will be opening at 119 Court. It has to be something that can afford that kind of rent. 2,500 sf at $125/ft! You do the math. ;-) So I'm thinking <sigh> a chain. Why are they being so mysterious? Maybe the deal isn't completely done yet?
I guess, after the New Balance store moved into the building next store for also hefty rent, anything could happen. What were the New Balance store people thinking when they opened there? I rarely see anyone in that store.
I could see something like a retail store for 5 Boroughs Ice Cream working in that space. But they're way too new (short of 100 years by ninetysomething) and probably could not afford that rent.
re: Kitchop
Well, it's 5,000 sf if they use the basement space. To compound the mystery, the Brooklyn Paper says it's a "National chain." AG Ferrari comes to mind, they could fit in a space like that, but they've only been around for 80 years. OTOH, the Brooklyn Paper referred to the quote as "about" 100 years, and the realtor could be using a bit of hyperbole. (But realtors don't use hyperbole, do they?)
re: heightsfamily
It is almost a confirmed rumor that Trader Joe's is opening in the old bank building in the corner of Atlantic Avenue and Court Street. Truth be told, I dont care what else opens, TJ is all I need.
On a sad note, on Atlantic near Clintono (acress from Sahadi's, an Urban Outfitterrs is opening. Grmph!)


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Did your sense of humor go down with the boat?
Did your sense of humor go down with the boat?
Er. That's the point. The accused has to prove they aren't what the accuser says they are. Proving a negative, if you must.
Whoa, easy on the vitriol there, bub. Don't let bad design cloud your judgment of the actual case. It matters not how badly the AT&T folks implemented security (or not) on their system. The fact is Weev "stole" it (copied without permission) and then stupidly publicized it. What's more, he "shared it with various interested parties."
If AT&T had left printouts of highly personal data in a dumpster and someone had found it right there, then I don't think you would've had a problem fingering the culprit. AT&T, right? Dumpster diving would certainly not get someone 41 months in the slammer (e.g California v Greenwood).
In other words, it was right there in the open. Hence, the blame lies squarely with AT&T for not properly securing their customers' private information.
As far as I'm concerned, anyone calling their group Goatse Security needs to be punished anyway. I'm not interested in trying to explain to my 6yo what the fuck that means.
Your obvious lack of parenting skills is not his responsibility.
Why are you unable to respect _his_ decision?
Simply because the outcome isn't what _you_ wanted??
I don't think it was the outcome he wanted either. But he chose to believe in medical quackery first, and now his children don't have a dad.
Um. He sold it to Sun. It wasn't until Sun got sold to Oracle -- a move which he fought against -- that the fork happened.
Maybe not at border crossings but at airports they sure as hell do; even if you're Canadian, like me. They even photograph your eyeballs.
The entire point of a HAL is that you just plug in your drivers.
The entire point of the HAL is to abstract hardware, any hardware, away from the OS. There's nothing that says it can't encompass more of the hardware than just the IO bus, CPU and MMU, like WinNT does. On an embedded device there's very little in terms of a standard IO bus that the OS can communicate through cleanly with peripherals, so might as well abstract the whole lot.
Perhaps by keeping the machine that hosts the seed secured? Like using a protocol between the publicly facing machine and the seed machine that doesn't allow for remote shell access? Really basic stuff, actually.
The unethical part, as far as I understand, is that smaller ISPs rent the "last mile" piece from Bell, which they're allowed to since the infrastructure is wholly, or partially, tax-payer funded. However, they don't buy big-pipe bandwidth from Bell, but instead peer with someone like Cogent. The cost of the bandwidth over the last mile is zero, since additional bytes don't degrade the infrastructure and therefore don't add to maintenance costs. However Bell wants to charge the ISP, for this zero-cost bandwidth, at the same scale as they charge their end-users, who, unlike the ISPs, *are* using their peering connection to talk to the rest of the internet.
I keep seeing this population density argument being thrown out as if it has some sort of a bearing on the issue.
You're not going to be rolling 100Mbs fiber to each farm house in Montana, now are you?
The fact that ISPs in North-America (Canada included) are unable to do this even in areas with high population density, simply indicates that they want to keep the status quo as long as customers keep paying. There is no technical or logistical issue preventing them from doing it. It's all about abject lack of competition and the precious dollar. Trotting out the density argument is specious at best.
Sure if you only implement the single-precision portion of IEEE-754 then you're still working with 32-bit quantities on an 8-bit computer. All that bit-jiggling really adds up quickly.
I once coded a fully IEEE-754 compliant single-precision floating point emulator for ARM which was about ~100 instructions on average per operation. And this is with an instruction set that handles 32-bit quantities natively.
It's tough for me to believe that they could find twelve people in Connecticut that haven't been stuck in their own involuntary porn loop. Admittedly, I wasn't in the clasroom, and I don't know the exact details of this particular case, but as someone who regularly uses a computer in front of students this prospect scares the hell out of me, to the point that I am rethinking even using a computer in front of students again."Computer expert W. Herbert Horner, testifying in Amero's defense, said he found spyware on the computer and an innocent hair styling Web site "that led to this pornographic loop that was out of control."
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SUNDAY, Sept. 22 (HealthDay News) -- Being a victim of racism may trigger poor mental health, depression and anxiety in children and teens, according to a new review.
The report, published in the October issue of the journal Social Science & Medicine, looked at 461 cases of links between racism and the health and well-being of youngsters.
"The review showed there are strong and consistent relationships between racial discrimination and a range of detrimental health outcomes such as low self-esteem, reduced resilience, increased behavior problems and lower levels of well-being," lead researcher Naomi Priest, of the University of Melbourne in Australia, said in a university news release.
Most of the racism experienced by children and teens involved discrimination by other people, rather than institutional or systemic racism, according to the findings.
The review also revealed an increased risk of poorer birth outcomes among children whose mothers experienced racism during pregnancy.
Most of the studies included in the review were conducted in the United States with participants aged 12 to 18. Of the racial/ethnic groups included in the studies, the three most common were blacks, Hispanics and Asians.
"We know that children who experience poor health and well-being are less likely to engage in education, employment and other activities that support them to lead healthy and productive lives, and to participate meaningfully in the community," Priest said.
So, she noted, the findings identify an important issue that needs to be addressed in order to improve child and teen health.
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"If you're like me, I can't stand the last minute rush and expectations in making the turkey gravy. You have one shot and it better be good! Well, this takes out all the stress of that last minute dash. Can be frozen or refrigerated for five days. This is honestly the best turkey gravy I've ever had. You dirty a few pots and pans, but it sure beats the last minute rush Thanksgiving Day. Let me know what you think. Bon appetite!"
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3 pounds turkey wings
2 small onions, quartered
2 stalks celery, each cut into 4 pieces
2 carrots, each cut into 4 pieces
2 cloves garlic, halved
1 1/2 cups dry white wine
4 cups chicken broth
4 cups water
1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
2 tablespoons butter, or more if needed (optional)
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
salt and ground black pepper to taste
This recipe was a life saver for me, I struggle with gravy and get so stressed out! I made this the day before Thanksgiving as I was prepping as much as I could for the meal. It roasted and simmered for hours and the house smelled just like a glorious turkey was in the oven. I did add some poultry seasoning to the blend. The gravy came out awesomely delicious and all I did at serving time was reheat in a saucepan and whisked in a spoonful or two of the turkey drippings from the roasting pan. Excellent recipe, thanks!
This is 5-Star Restaurant kind of Gravy! The only reason that I'm giving this a 4 instead of a 5 is because you need to change your recipe description to warn that this isn't for beginning cooks. The instructions nor ingredients aren't difficult, but this took me (an ntermediate cook) over four hours, and five pots/pans/bowls, to complete. Scrumptious! Delicous! Best ever gravy! But a LOT of work.
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A little work intensive, but worth it in the long run. I had to make a few revisions. I used a 1/2 a turkey breast as my local market didn't have wings OR legs, which made for less fat at the end. I used a whole stick of butter to substitue and spelt flour for wheat allergic family members. I think that gave it a nice, earthy flavor. I also kept the onions from the roasting in the gravy for continued flavor. I also used lots of fresh thyme as it grows in my kitchen. I will keep and use this recipe again. Very nice!
I scaled this back to 6 because there were only 4 of us. I wish I'd kept it at 10 or 12 because for all the work this took to prepare, I got only about 1.5 cups gravy! I ended up having to add a package of gravy mix and additional pan drippings in. However! Having said that, it was easily the best gravy I have ever tasted! I used most of a small Butterball turkey I had in the freezer (could not find wings anywhere!) but still did not get a lot of fat out of it. I had to use a lot of butter. SO, because I cannot seem to make gravy out of turkey drippings, I will probably use this recipe again. It did get rave reviews, but it was a lot of work, even when prepping the day before the big meal.
The best gravy ever. I used turkey thighs and turkey broth instead of chicken, and added garlic to the roasting pan, but did not make any other changes.
I am so grateful for this recipe as I struggle every year to "get the gravy done"! We are attending a Turkey Fry party this year and friends will be deep frying our bird so I was forced to make my gravy ahead of time and boy am I glad I did! "Rich" is an understatement! I did add a little Rosemary when I added the Thyme but that is the only change I made!
First, let me say I have never , ever made gravy that didn't come from a jar or powder mix. This turned out great. Reminded me of my Gram's gravy. I'd give it 4.5 stars, as I thought it needed some other seasoning beside S&P, but I don't know what would improve the taste. This will definately be tradition from now on
First online review I've ever written because this recipe is fantastic! Last year I was exhausted and smelly by the time I was done making the gravy before Thanksgiving dinner. And for all my efforts the gravy was just so so. This year I hoped to change up my game and made this recipe 3 days in advance then froze it and hoped for the best. I doubled the amount and I had plenty of gravy (I had 25 for dinner). The consistency was very velvety and smooth. I used thighs instead of wings and got very little fat, but I thought that to be a good thing. It reheated beautifully and I received many compliments. It tasted very good and it was such a pleasureto have that step of dinner completed, made things much easier. Will make again and again and share this recipe with everyone.
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Maybe give MKG a few of Tyrus's minutes at the 4 spot. I suppose it depends on the matchups.
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Kemba: Something like 18 pts and 8 asts on 15 shot attempts. He will likely be exhausted on the road coming off last night. We can't count on him to drop another 30.
A little more man-to-man. We can't get too predictable, and our players need to learn how to play it, now that we have the losing streak monkey off our backs.
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Definition of classical in English:
Syllabification: clas·si·calPronunciation: /ˈklasikəl
- 1Of or relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture: classical mythologyMore example sentences
- He teaches Greek and Latin at all levels, along with courses in classical mythology and Greek literature and culture.
- However, there were other Church Fathers who defended the value of studying classical literature and philosophy.
- But the balance in the secondary schools of Europe was overwhelmingly in favour of classical culture.
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- An educational program was set up, and promising youth were sent on government-sponsored tours of Europe to learn about classical art and architecture.
- Here, his great palace imitated and even incorporated examples of late classical art and architecture.
- I'd been traveling across Greece and Turkey with a small group of college students, studying Byzantine and classical art and architecture.
simple, pure, restrained, plain, austere; well-proportioned, harmonious, balanced, symmetrical, elegant
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- This piece is also the furthest from the traditional style of classical ballet and offers a good reflection of the state of contemporary ballet.
- But one thing is clear: The mood is frivolous, with most designers steering clear of traditional and classical styles and opting instead for adventure.
- It is within such a classical critical tradition of a crisis of ideology that the declining confrontations of labor and capital has brought more radical consequences.
traditional, long-established; serious, highbrow
- 3Of or relating to the first significant period of an area of study: classical mechanicsMore example sentences
- Within the field of religion or area studies, there is a difference between emphases in the classical or modern period.
- Did you feel like you were coming in at the last moment of the classical Hollywood period?
- As was common throughout the classical period of Indian mathematics, members of the family acted as teachers to other family members.
- 3.1 Physics Relating to or based upon concepts and theories that preceded the theories of relativity and quantum mechanics; Newtonian: classical physicsMore example sentences
- The second term you may recognize to be the kinetic energy of classical Newtonian physics.
- Like all his contemporaries, Hawking was brought up, as a scientist, on the classical ideas of Newton and on relativity theory and quantum physics in their original forms.
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- Our oil paintings have different styles such as classicalism, impressionism and realism.
- At the beginning of the 19th century, for example, the 'newer' paradigm of positivism emerged to challenge the 'older' paradigm of classicalism.
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Pronunciation: /-ˌlizəm/
Pronunciation: /ˌklasəˈkalətē/
Pronunciation: /-ik(ə)lē/
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William Dailey was watching TV on March 5 in his Lemon-Northcutt Road when he lost the cable signal.
He looked out the window and found smoke billowing from his home. Firefighters from Dry Ridge, Crittenden, Williamstown, Jonesville and Corinth arrived at the home just after 11 p.m. and saw flames shooting out of the roof. Firefighters spent the next four hours battling the blaze, which eventually destroyed the home and contents.
Former Grant County Schools Superintendent James Gardner died March 3 at his Oklahoma home. Gardner, who was "Jimmy Joe" to all who knew him, served as superintendent from July 1989 to September 1994.
He was a 1959 graduate of Grant County High School before going on to Georgetown College, where he earned his bachelors degree in 1963 and his masters degree in 1969. Gardner's career in Grant County Schools began in the fall of 1963, when he assumed a position at Grant County High School teaching Bookkeeping, Typing I and Business English.
A 23-year-old man is facing charges after being arrested in connection with a Crittenden home invasion in which the owner was tied up in his bathroom. Jacob W. Sharp of Crittenden was indicted March 5 by a Grant County grand jury on charges of second-degree burglary, theft by unlawful taking of $500 or more and second-degree being a persistent felony offender. The charges stem from a Feb. 11 invasion of the Alexander Road home of 65-year-old Larry Brown, who told police he answered his door only to be tackled while in his wheelchair by an unknown white male.
Ty Taylor loves being outdoors, whether it's playing in a large sand box, romping through the woods or shooting his BB gun. Ty's family wants to make sure that the 3-year-old Williamstown boy will be able to get back to doing the things he enjoys with the help of a special motorized wheelchair that he needs after he suffered spinal cord injuries following a wreck.
Although the Grant County Lady Braves suffered a loss to Oldham County recently, the school and students gained the respect and admiration from the visiting team's coach for their actions that night.
The lesson didn't come on the basketball court, but from the sidelines when Addison Ballard, the Oldham County girl's basketball team manager, began shooting hoops, his true first love, during half time.
A routine trip to the dog groomer turned out to be anything but routine for Nancy Owens recently.
Owens, of Crittenden, was driving along Mary C. Grubbs Highway in Walton with her Boston Terrier, Sparky, when she noticed a van in front of her kept hitting their brakes. "I saw a lady jump out and jump in the backseat and heard her screaming," Owens said. Owens got out of her car and ran to the other vehicle.
The wait is nearly over for the much anticipated groundbreaking for the Ark Encounter project coming to Williamstown. Ken Ham, president and CEO of Answers in Genesis, announced during a Feb. 27 live web conference that enough money had been raised for the Ark Encounter bond offering to allow the release of the funds to start construction of the Ark.
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He's tried 10 times in his career in the regular season. But for some strange reason, Yovani Gallardo has only managed to beat the Brewers' division rival St. Louis Cardinals one time.
And similar to some of his previous starts against St. Louis, Friday night was a quick and painful contest for Gallardo at Busch Stadium.
The Milwaukee ace gave up eight hits and eight earned runs in just two innings of work in the Brewers' 13-1 loss on Friday. After holding St. Louis to two runs in the first two innings, Gallardo let the floodgates open on him in the third, failing to record an out and allowing six earned runs himself.
"Location was not good," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "Stuff was a little bit down, but he wasn't locating well at all. Left his breaking ball up. Fastballs were a lot of them down the middle Everything went wrong."
For Gallardo, this wasn't even the first time the young right-hander hadgiven up eight earned runs to the Cardinals the team that's blasted the most total home runs against Gallardo. He now boasts a 7.05 ERA against St. Louis in thirteen total starts.
It was enough of a poor effort on the hill that Roenicke agreed that Gallardo's tough outings against the Cardinals could have possibly gotten inside of his head.
"I think it can be (mental)," Roenicke said. "Any time a team hits you, there's a lot of mental doubts and your confidence isn't as good. It's the same as if you pitch really well against a team you always know it."
Now, it'll take a bounce-back from the Brewers to remain confident going into the final two games of the series. And with the bullpen getting a lot of work on Friday night, Roenicke will have to be careful going forward in regards to using his relievers in this series.
But just as the Brewers manager isn't overtly concerned about Gallardo, Roenicke didn't fret too much about the freshness of his relievers for the weekend's remaining games.
"We're fine if Marco (Estrada) throws a good game tomorrow," Roenicke said. "If he comes out and has a tough game, we're going to be using up all our guys."Follow Ryan Kartje on Twitter.
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Mother of Poland's Kaczynski twins dies at 86
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Jadwiga Kaczynska, the mother of the late President Lech Kaczynski and his identical twin brother Jaroslaw — an unusual political duo who shaped public life in Poland for many years — has died. She was 86.
Kaczynska's death Thursday was announced by Law and Justice, the conservative party led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski. The cause of death was not given but Kaczynska had been ill for several years.
The sons were openly attached to their mother and credited her with playing a strong role in shaping their political views and decisions.
For a time the two held the country's top political jobs simultaneously — as prime minister and president — and she was sometimes present with them at ceremonial events. The closeness of the family was also a way they expressed their attachment to traditional, Roman Catholic family values.
They had credited her with shaping their deeply conservative and patriotic world view, one that is marked by deep suspicion of Poland's historic foes Germany and Russia.
It's a view shaped by the experience of suffering during World War II, when Poland was carved up and occupied by Germany and the Soviet Union. Kaczynska herself was active in the anti-German resistance, giving first aid to wounded soldiers.
"Her descriptions of war, conspiracy, battles that her older friends took part in, and finally, her own involvement in the conspiracy, made a huge impression on me," Jaroslaw has said, according to the TVN24 news outlet.
Kaczynska's fate intersected with that of her son Lech, who was Poland's president when he died in a 2010 plane crash in Russia along with his wife and 94 others, including many of the country's top political and military leaders.
In the weeks before the crash, Kaczynska was in such a critical condition with heart and lung problems that the president had canceled foreign trips to be by his mother's side.
Polish media reported that Jaroslaw had also planned to be on the ill-fated flight but stayed home to be with their mother.


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On April 17, 2013, the limited edition of his DJP album was launched at the SM North. And in just a day, it already reached the platinum status. In other words, 15,000 copies of the record have been sold already in just a day.


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