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Am I dumb or what? Who would fish with a broken hook? Well, a lot of people do, actually. I do now and then, although rarely on purpose.
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Just to play devils advocate - what if....The team doesn't restructure or cut wright? What if they believe the adderall suspension was due to a paperwork error? What if Eric Wright is our #2 CB next year at his scheduled salary?
In the case of Talib: though behavoir must have had some influence, could it be that a lack of a contract for 2013 plus the increase of injuries that Talib was suffering were more of a factor. The 2 marks against Talib were he punched a cabbie and took Addeerall. The gun issue was thrown out of court. The only one who said he was shot at was a felon and his story just didn't seem believable.I don't thinks the Bucs wanted to spend the money it would have taken to keep Talib in 2013, when balanced against the feelings so many fans have about him.First game with NE, Talib gets injured and I think he was out for the game, but returned in the next game.My guess is Talib would have stayed if the Bucs had a contract with him for 2013.
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'Snap: Seizing your Aha! Moments'
If you were, all problems would be fixed with a click of your fingers. No more thorny predicaments. No more half-baked ideas. No more unfinished business. One finger-pop and you'd solve everything, quick and painless.
But Abracadabra is never that simple – or is it? In the new book "Snap: Seizing Your Aha! Moments" by Katherine Ramsland, you'll see that you shouldn't worry about your fingers. It's your mind that should be snapping.
You know how it goes: you spot a problem that stymies you. Frustrated, you head for bed and sleep, until your subconscious gets done chewing on the problem and the solution smacks you awake. Problem solved.
But is it really that easy?
Ramsland says that it is, but it requires some preparation and the implementation of three basic steps: scanning, sifting and solving. Overall, it's not what you think about the problem, but how you think.
Scanning seems to involve an immersion in the issue itself, and a certain "bliss" or "flow" with the situation as a whole. You're interested in the product or end result – maybe even passionate about it – so finding a solution becomes imperative. You feel like you've "slipped into the most comfortable clothes … ever owned," and you simply know everything is right. A certain amount of synchronicity even comes into play; you're being aligned for where you need to be to achieve a positive end-result.
The best way to sift is to know as much about the issue as you can, and try to see it from new angles. Your "cognitive map" may get in the way here, so move past habits and old paradigms. Look at the problem from other angles. Keep your mind flexible. Harness your flow. Focus, but don't despair if your mind wanders.
Then, just about the time you're ready to throw the whole idea in the round file, walk away. Go to the movies or for a quick hike. Take a nap or a drive. Watch TV or the sunset. Distract your conscious mind, give your brain time to play with the issue and see what happens.
Wishing you could do a little prestidigitation on a problem? "Snap: Seizing Your Aha! Moments" isn't magic, but it will help you with a different kind of mind-reading.
Using dozens of real-life examples from science, business, medicine and more, Ramsland shows that problem-solving can be effortless in the right circumstances and with a little practice. Her instructions are easy to implement, those anecdotes are an awful lot of fun to read, and I was intrigued by her assertion that learning to mine Aha! moments isn't just for grown-ups. Parents can teach their children to do this, too.
While this is a particularly great book for entrepreneurs, I think it's also a worthy read for anyone who gets stuck while problem-solving. If that's you (and you know it is), then "Snap: Seizing Your Aha! Moments" is a book you'll want to get your fingers on.
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— If you are one of the 78 million Baby Boomers rolling into retirement in the next 20 years, you might want to sit down and do a little math. Retirement is a lot more complicated than it used to be.
So, before you quit your job and venture into the next stage of your life, stop for a minute to consider a set of numbers that could make the difference between retiring comfortably and well, not so much.
1. What is a reasonable estimate of your cost of living? This should be obvious, but most Americans dramatically underestimate their living expenses. Be honest and thorough. What do you pay for housing, including property taxes and insurance? What about utilities? And what about medical expenses or insurance premiums not covered by Medicare? What do you spend in a given month on restaurant dining and entertainment, or on the grandkids?
Whatever total figure you come up with, tack on an additional 25 percent. No matter how thorough you are, I promise you will forget something. The total you come up with here is the single most important figure. It's the dollar amount you'll need to generate from your portfolio investments and/or pension and from Social Security.
2. How much can you expect to receive from Social Security? According to the Social Security Administration, 53 percent of married couples and 74 percent of unmarried beneficiaries depend on Social Security for at least half of their income. A shocking 46 percent of unmarried beneficiaries rely on Social Security for 90 percent or more of their income. Social Security matters.
3. How much do your other investments need to earn to meet your retirement expenses? Take your expense estimates from above and subtract the after-tax Social Security payout from question two. Also subtract any other fixed income streams you expect, such as from a traditional pension or a trust. The amount left over is what you'll need to generate from your investment portfolio. This number is critical because it will determine what type of returns you need to generate and what type of risk you can take.
Let's look at an example. Say you need $100,000 per year to maintain your lifestyle in retirement and that Social Security will pay both of you a total of $50,000. After taxes, that $50,000 becomes around $36,000, meaning you'll need your portfolio to throw off $64,000 in after-tax income. On a $1.5 million portfolio, that amounts to a return of 4.3 percent after tax, or a little less than 6 percent before tax, assuming a 28 percent tax rate.
Oh, you don't have a $1.5 million portfolio? Hmmm, that could be a problem, if these are your numbers. You may need to downsize your retirement goals or postpone retirement for a few more years to build a bigger nest egg. Personally, I wouldn't want to bank on generating a 6 percent return, given that the 10-year Treasury yields less than half that now. I wouldn't be comfortable assuming much more than about 4 percent, which in our example here means that we need a larger portfolio or a smaller retirement.
4. What do you expect the inflation rate to be? Inflation is the single most dangerous figure for would-be retirees because it is the one they never see coming. Inflation creates a nightmare scenario where your expenses rise while your income remains fixed.
This means that your investment portfolio will need to generate enough to make up the difference. If you assume an inflation rate of 3 percent, your $100,000 per year in living expenses will be $103,000 after the first year. That may not sound like much, but remember that inflation is like interest. It compounds over time. To compensate for this, you need portfolio growth and, more importantly, adequate exposure to income-producing asset classes that have built-in inflation protection.
I used very conservative numbers in this column, and I encourage you to do the same. It's better to be too conservative and end up with a bigger cushion than expected in retirement than to find yourself strapped for cash.
If this all sounds ominous and serious, it is. Retirement is far too important to leave to chance. If you haven't done what you need to do, it's never too late. Start now. If you don't know what to do, get with a good financial adviser to help you.
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NEW ORLEANS - After a stop-and-start trial that stretched out over two weeks, a New Orleans police sergeant was acquitted of malfeasance Friday in the death of his police dog. Sgt. Randy Lewis, a veteran K-9 officer, lost his dog Phantom in May 2009 when the animal fell 17 floors down an elevator shaft at the old Charity Hospital.
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Chris Kelly (right), half of the 1990s rap duo Kris Kross, died recently at an Atlanta hospital after he was found unresponsive at his home, police said. He was 34 years old.
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Happy Birthday, Dave ! Would have saved you a donut, at Cecil's, if I knew your birthday was close! Ed
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Happy Birthday Dave! Hope you have a great day. It was nice to see you and the ladies at Cecil's.
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Thanks everyone I greatly appreciate it. I will be enjoying it with some great company this weekend. Cant wait.
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Happy birthday to my favorite dirt devil! Enjoy it!
Great to see you at Cecil's fest!
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Happy Birthday Dave. We enjoyed visiting with you and your family at NE Fest.
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The country celebrated the 204th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth this week. Lincoln has been much in the news lately, with the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation last month and with the widespread popularity of Steven Spielberg's Oscar-nominated movie named after the 16th president.
Additionally, controversy now swirls around the inaccuracy of the votes cast by Connecticut's congressional delegation in the movie — a fact that prompted Congressman Joe Courtney to write a protest letter to director Steven Spielberg.
Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation in the fall of 1862 following the Battle of Antietam. Its issuance did exact a political price in the Congressional elections of 1862, as it cost his party 28 seats in the House of Representatives. This loss of Republican influence in the House would make passage of the 13th Amendment there very difficult, as Steven Spielberg's movie Lincoln dramatizes so well.
Passage of the 13th Amendment in the Senate, however, was much easier. In fact, Sen. John B. Henderson of Missouri submitted a bill on Jan. 11, 1863, for a constitutional amendment banning slavery. Henderson's colleague from Illinois, Connecticut native Sen. Lyman Trumbull, was given the task of drafting the amendment.
Lyman Trumbull was born on Oct. 12, 1813, in Colchester, CT. Trumbull spent his formative years in Colchester and was a graduate of Bacon Academy. In his early 20s, Trumbull moved to Georgia and then to Belleville, IL. He soon entered the political arena and became a state legislator, a judge, and then a senator from Illinois in 1854.
A member of the Senate's Judiciary Committee, Connecticut native Lyman Trumbull was largely responsible for drafting the language of the 13th Amendment. The amendment sailed through the Senate on April 8, 1864, by a vote of 38-6.
In addition to Lyman Trumbull, three other men in the Senate with strong Connecticut ties also voted for the 13th Amendment.
One of those men was a senator from New York named Edwin Denison Morgan. Morgan spent most of his formative years in Windsor, CT, later moving to Hartford. A successful grocer in Hartford by trade, Morgan then moved to New York City in 1836 and actively entered politics in 1850.
Morgan became the first national chair of the Republican Party in 1854, serving longer in that capacity (12 years) than anyone else in history. He also became governor of New York in 1859. He then served as a Major General in the Civil War from 1861-1863. Following his military service, Morgan was elected to the Senate, where he served one full term from 1863-1869.
It was in this capacity as senator from New York that Edwin Morgan voted for the 13th Amendment. Known as a generous man, Edwin Morgan died 130 years ago this week on Valentine's Day in New York City. A cousin of Connecticut Gov. Morgan G. Bulkeley, Edwin Morgan lies buried in Hartford in the Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Another notable senator who is buried in Hartford's Cedar Hill Cemetery is Sen. James Dixon of Enfield, CT. Born in Enfield in 1814, James Dixon was a graduate of Williams College. Beginning in 1837, Dixon served in the Connecticut House sporadically and became Speaker of the House there during his first term!
Eventually, Dixon was elected to the United States Senate in 1856. He served two terms in that capacity as a Republican. During his second term, Dixon was one of 38 senators who voted for the 13th Amendment on April 8, 1864. Although appointed to serve as minister to Russia in 1869, Dixon declined in favor of pursuing literary interests until his death at age 58 on March 27, 1873.
Connecticut Senator Lafayette S. Foster (1806-1880) was born in Franklin, CT. He graduated from Brown University in 1828, taught school in Providence for a while, and then began the study of law. Settling in Norwich, Foster represented that city in the Connecticut House for over 15 years and was eventually elected Speaker of the House.
Additionally, Foster was the mayor of Norwich before being elected a senator. He represented Connecticut in the Senate for two full terms from 1854-1867; in fact, he was elected President Pro Tempore of the Senate during the 39th Congress. It was during the 39th Congress that Senator Foster voted for the 13th Amendment. Following his career in the Senate, Foster taught law at Yale before becoming a state rep again. He was then appointed to the Connecticut Supreme Court in 1870, where he served with distinction until his retirement in 1876. Few people in Connecticut history can match the public service record of Lafayette S. Foster. Foster died in 1880 at age 74 and is buried in the Yantic Cemetery in Norwich.
Next week, in addition to examining the four Congressmen from Connecticut who voted for the 13th Amendment, we will also see how a Haddam native from Iowa and a Southington native from Michigan also cast critically important votes to put an end to slavery.


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As Anna Kendrick -- whose song "Cups" is still near the top of the music charts -- stars in "Drinking Buddies," take a look at other movie stars who also sing.
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Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
What hay rakes could the cub use, I want to try and get a few cuttings off my Argentine bahia fields...
Thanks Chris aka DAWG
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Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
I just so happen to have a Rare Ford-Mac Dump Rake Model C 3
As far as we know, this is the only "mounted" hay rake for a cub. They are capable of pulling side delivery and pull behind dump rakes.
Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
While thats been said, has anyone pulled a side delivery hay rake with their Cub? ANd what size can it pull?
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Here is Phil Lenke with his side delivery
And my Cub with a horse drawn dump rake
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Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
This is more what I was talking about, its a IH 14 rake
I also like that old IH 4 rake but I never see those for sale or when they do its the "COLLECTOR" version that they think is plated in 24 crt GOLD
I also like your rake but think the side 1's are better for my purposes
I was just wondering what size you can use so you don't get too big of 1 for the cub to pull
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Here's pictures of my Poppy & Granny raking hay the summer of 1951 with their new Farmall Cub. Poppy purchased the Cub with a No. 22 mower and No. 8 14' dump rake. He used that rake for years...
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love the old pics!, thanks
Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
You want one of the smaller ground wheel powered side delivery rakes - and not a pto powered rake.
Cub can easily handle a 10 or 12 foot rake. The side delivery rake is easy to operate. Makes continuous wind rows. No stopping and starting to dump accumulated hay.
There are usually several side delivery rakes for sale at the local machinery consignment auctions. Price varies. Usually $150 to $200- for one in excellent condition.
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Great photos, Dusti. Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
I use 2 different ones.
Ones an old IH 3 bar side delivery rake on steel wheels.
The other is a Dearborn side delivery rake both are ground driven.
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Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
What is the tongue weight on the rake in that picture? Can the Cub's drawbar carry that weight without bending and would it risk damage to the final drives? I noticed that Phil Lenke's rake has the extra wheels on the front to help bear the weight..
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Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
Eugene's answer pretty well covered what I would recommend. The newer rakes with the rear drive wheels are more gentle on the hay than the earlier ones with the front drive wheels. The front drive wheels are a carry over from horse-drawn days. The rear drive style would have needed a foretruck for horses. The tongue weight shouldn't be too much for a Cub.
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Minimal, Mike. Less than 1/2 of a rear wheel weight.
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Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
Some examples aside from the IH #4 above would be an IH #5 which apparently is about the right size for a Cub and others that I found when I googled IH Side Delivery Rakes along with this one:
IH No. 14 Side Delivery Rake
And I guess this one will work as well.
IH No. 35 Side Delivery Rake
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Re: Hay Rakes for Cubs ???
As for tongue weight, most would not be a problem, but you should check it when you are looking at a prospective purchase. Most of our neighbors had New Holland rakes, that were no problem to pick up and hitch to the tractor. However, my dad bought a Massey Ferguson rake that had a tongue weight well over 100 pounds, took two people to lift it to hitch easily. One person could hitch it in a pinch, but it was an absolute bear.
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Escape from Planet Earth 3D
- Release Date: Feb. 15, 2013
- Genres: Animation, Action/Adventure, Comedy
- Cast: Brendan Fraser, Rob Corddry, Ricky Gervais, Jonathan Morgan Heit, Jessica Alba, Sofia Vergara, Paul Scheer, Jayson Simpson, Sarah Jessica Parker, Doug Abrahams
- Directors: Callan Brunker
- Official Site: http://escapeearthmovie.com/
- Distributor: The Weinstein Co.
- Astronaut Scorch Supernova is a national hero to the blue alien population. A master of daring rescues, Scorch pulls off astonishing feats with the quiet aid of his nerdy, by-the-rules brother, Gary, head of mission control at BASA. When BASA's no-nonsense chief Lena informs the brothers of an SOS from a notoriously dangerous planet, Scorch rejects Gary's warnings and bounds off for yet another exciting mission. But when Scorch finds himself caught in a fiendish trap set by the evil Shanker it's up to scrawny, risk-adverse Gary to do the real rescuing. As the interplanetary stakes rise to new heights, Gary is left to save his brother, his planet, his beloved wife Kira and their adventure hungry son Kip. In 3D at select locations.
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Dan Radcliffe: "We're the French Resistance"OotP Film
The L.A. Times has a brand new interview with actor Dan Radcliffe about working on the set of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. In this lengthy new feature on the fifth Harry Potter film, which also contains new quotes from director David Yates confirming again his return to the helm of the Half-Blood Prince movie, as well as quips from actress Emma Watson and producer David Heyman, Dan Radcliffe talks about the pivotal battle in the ministry between Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) and Albus Dumbledore (Michael Gambon)
As these two great wizards parry and thrust their dueling wands, shooting out spells and, for now, imaginary rivers of fire that will meet and crash together like sparking electrical currents, off-camera wind machines blast and tug at their robes. Cowering to one side, Daniel Radcliffe's terrified, ashen-faced Harry Potter recoils from the pyrotechnics exploding above his head, smaller, tributary spells that rat-a-tat-tat the walls like machine-gun fire.
"It's a very intense scene," says Radcliffe during a break in filming the sequence, part of the climax to "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," which premieres July 11. "Harry's so out of his depth, he's emotionally pretty much destroyed by this point and given up all hope."
The political under themes of the movie are on the mind of the cast and crew, but producer David Heyman says while it is present, its not the entire focus of the movie, noting ""There's no question there are political aspects to this story." I don't want to give the impression it's a political film. It's an entertainment." However Dan Radcliffe and David Yates have a bit more to say on the nature of the politics found in the fifth movie.
"We're the French Resistance," he explains of Dumbledore's Army, "and Voldemort and the Death Eaters are the Nazis. Obviously, in a magical context." Not that his analogies end there. "Harry's like a Vietnam veteran," he says. "He's seen awful things and come back into a society that's rejected him. That's the main parallel I've been drawing on." Fudge, meanwhile, he equates to Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair.
"Dan's absolutely right," says Yates several months later in his Soho office. "What Fudge does is he spins everything all the time. He's a great manipulator of information, and there is a bit of Blair about Fudge."
Finally, as reported previously this week, David Yates again mentions his return to direct the sixth film, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, as he says
"I know Alfonso and Mike, when they came out, they were kind of shredded, but I've come out feeling invigorated," Yates says. "And I don't think I'm quite done with this world yet. These can be great films about childhood. The next one's full of sexual politics, and the kids are getting better as actors, and I want to push them even more. This one's quite lyrical and intense. The next one is more fun."
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The NFL concussion settlement had both sides cheering the outcome of the case. The league will kick in $765 million over the next 20 years and the 4,500 former players who had sued the league will draw from the fund to help pay medical costs linked to serious injuries they sustained while playing pro football.
That might be a win-win for the two parties, but how can any real resolution that doesn't provide more understanding into the cause or treatment of concussions be declared a victory?
It can't. The NFL did not acknowledge any wrongdoing even though the players had alleged the league mistreated concussions by hiding the known risks inherent with a violent game. So teams will go on selling tickets and collecting TV fees, and players will take to the field with each knowing the devastating impact of a brutal game but neither doing much about it.
With the pro football empire ready to launch another season of play, it can celebrate the settlement knowing the fever-hot debate over treating players who face medical issues -- matters ranging from severe cognitive impairment, dementia, Alzheimer's or ALS -- has been addressed.
One needn't be much of a cynic, however, to suggest it was a great public relations victory for the NFL.
The players were seeking about $2 billion in damages; the league, with revenues topping $10 billion a year, was originally offering nothing in compensation. They ended up getting about a third of what they sought. Score a major victory for Commissioner Roger Goodell and the NFL image machine.
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Unlike earlier pandemics and seasonal flu outbreaks, the 1918 pandemic flu saw high mortality rates among healthy adults. In fact, the illness and mortality rates were highest among adults 20 to 50 years old. The reasons for this remain unknown.
In February 1957, a new flu virus was identified in the Far East. Immunity to this strain was rare in people younger than 65. Vaccine production began in late May 1957 and was available in limited supply by August 1957.
In the summer of 1957, the virus came to the United States quietly with a series of small outbreaks. When children returned to school in the fall, they spread the disease in classrooms and brought it home to their families.
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The number of deaths between September 1968 and March 1969 was 33,800, making it the mildest flu pandemic in the 20th century.
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80 million people were ultimately vaccinated against H1N1, which minimized the impact of the illness. The CDC estimates that 43 million to 89 million people had H1N1 between April 2009 and April 2010. They estimate between 8,870 and 18,300 H1N1 related deaths.
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During the snowy Halloween weekend, Hudson Valley Hospital Center (HVHC) welcomed more than 100 women to reflect on the every day successes and trials of the lives of women in our community, during the 11th Annual Women's Symposium "Finding Purpose and Passion in Life's Balance" at the Chalet on the Hudson in Cold Spring.
Keynote speakers for the event included Darlene Rodriguez, co-anchor of WNBC's award winning "Today in New York" and Elizabeth Ailes, publisher of the Putnam County News and Recorder and the Putnam County Courier. Both women bounced daily tips off of one another, while expressing thanks for the opportunities they have had and the choices they have made.
Kacey Morabito Grean, of WHUD's Mike and Kacey in the Morning, kept the conversation flowing and the audience in laughter with her wit and humor, as she welcomed each speaker and moderated the Q&A portion of the program.
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I thought you should know there is nothing quite like the smell of an old book.
I was in a store today called Nell Hill's that was overflowing with them. They were all from the same old library, complete with stamped cards inside their slots. I paused every few minutes to gently tip one forward from its row, like a soldier out of line. I cradled him and ran my hands slowly over his spine and worn cover. Then I opened him up, lifted him slowly to my face and inhaled deeply. I absorbed the words by osmosis and smelled the souls of a thousand kindred spirits. It felt like coming home.
I wondered where the book had been. Whose knapsack he had traveled in. How many hands had touched him. Who had fingered his yellowed pages while tucked in bed, or hunched over a desk, or sitting on a bench in the park. How many miles had he traveled, what exotic places had he seen, had he unwillingly been taken into someone's bathroom and suffered some indignities there?
My books are my best friends. I am proud to display them on my shelves. I can't have enough of them. I know where each one resides and I can't bear to part with any of them.
So many books...sometimes it seems to me that everything has already been said; all the world's stories have already been told. Where does that leave me? Is there anything unique left to be written? Can I possibly create something new, interesting, and different?
Ultimately Kindle, Nook, & Associates--- you are far too impersonal for the likes of me. You don't have a scent. You lack substance. You're too mechanical. You're not real. You haven't got a history I can feel, smell, and touch. I can't put bookplates on you. I can't lend you to friends and get you back with a sweet note tucked inside. I can't press flowers between your pages or stack you in towering heaps on my bedside table. When
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Kristinn Leonhart, spokeswoman for the Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star program, said the average home has about 30 light fixtures, together consuming more electricity than a home's washer and dryer, refrigerator and dishwasher combined.
And because regular incandescent light bulbs emit heat, she said, using more-energy-efficient bulbs in your home's most-used fixtures makes a significant difference.
"Replace them with more-energy-efficient bulbs, which use less energy and produce about 75 percent less heat," Leonhart said. "They're good for cooling bills."
The two kinds of energy-efficient bulbs Energy Star certifies are compact fluorescent (CFL) and light-emitting diode (LED), both of which have longer life spans than conventional incandescent bulbs.
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Ingredients:2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil3 cups roughly chopped wild mushrooms3 tbsp fresh garlic ,finely minced1/2 cup shallots or sweet onion, finely minced1/4 tsp smoked paprika1 tbsp chopped mixed herbs (parsley,rosemary, basil, thyme, oregano)1/2 cup toasted walnuts, chopped small4 oz. goat cheese,crumbled1 tbsp chopped chives or green onions (green part only)Salt and pepper too tasteMethod:Heat large saute pan. Add extra virgin olive oil, saute shallots until soft, add garlic and continue to saute over low heat until lightly golden. Add mushrooms and saute until tender. Add paprika and herbs saute to toss- cool but only to room temperature. Combine cheese and walnuts, add mushroom mix thoroughly combine. Cool.Vegetarian "Picadillo" fillingIngredients:1/4 cup olive oil1/2 cup white onion, diced1 tsp fresh garlic, finely chopped1/2 tsp dried oregano1/2 tsp smoked paprika1/4 tsp ground cumin1/4 tsp ground cinnamonpinch ground nutmeg1/2# veggie beef substitute (you can use patties, or reconstitute veg soy protein to equal approx. 1/2#)2 tbsp tomato paste1/2 cup roasted tomatoes or canned plum tomatoes1/4 cup golden raisins1 tbsp capers2 tbsp pitted green olives, choppedHeat olive oil in large saute pan til hot, add onions and saute over med heat until softened add garlic and toss with oil and onion mixture, add all remaining ingredients lower heat to low and stir ingredients until combined. Cover and simmer for approx 30 minutes until flavors have combines- remove from heat and add salt & pepper to taste. Let cool before making empanadas.Empanada DoughIngredients:2 cups all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon salt 1 stick unsalted butter, cut into small pieces and chilled 2 large eggs, lightly beaten 1/4 cup dry white wine 1 teaspoon white vinegarIn a food processor, pulse the flour with the sugar and salt. Add the butter and pulse until the mixture resembles coarse meal. Beat the eggs with the wine and vinegar and drizzle over the flour mixture. Pulse until the dough just comes together. On a lightly floured work surface, gently knead the dough until smooth. Wrap the dough in plastic and refrigerate until firm, about 1 hour.On a generously floured work surface, roll out the dough 1/8 inch thick. With a 3-inch round biscuit cutter, stamp out as many rounds as possible (you should have about 24). Reroll the dough scraps and stamp out additional rounds if possible. Brush the excess flour off the rounds. Working with 1 round at a time and keeping the rest covered with plastic wrap, form the empanadas: Spoon 2 teaspoons of the filling on one side of the dough round. Fold the dough over to enclose the filling and crimp the edges with a fork to seal. Cover with plastic wrap while you form the remaining empanadas.Preheat the oven to 350°. Beat 1 egg with 1 tablespoon of milk. Evenly space the uncooked empanadas on 2 baking sheets lined with parchment paper and brush with the egg wash. Bake in the upper and lower thirds of the oven for about 25 minutes, until golden brown.


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LELAND, Mich. — There are many foods that naturally go together. Steak and a baked potato, cereal and milk, pretzels and beer, and in the South: shrimp and grits.
Today's column is devoted to my version of shrimp and grits. If you get a chance to eat at Jack Fry's in Louisville, their take on shrimp and grits is a classic. The shrimp are pan-seared and the cheesy grits are served with a delicious red-eye gravy. In fact, you can Google it and find the full recipe online.
My version is outdoorsy by utilizing hot coals, and a bit spicy with the addition of Cajun seasoning and a tomato-based barbecue sauce.
First, buy nice shrimp. I like to use 10-15 count, meaning there are roughly 10 to 15 shrimp per pound. These are the perfect size for skewering. In my area, they are typically frozen. If you can get them fresh, more power to you. We used 2 pounds for this dinner, and we had leftovers. Let the shrimp thaw (unless fresh) and then take the shell off and remove the mud vein. Skewer the shrimp with wooden skewers that have been soaked. Pierce through the meaty part and then through the tail so they resemble a "C" shape. The shrimp can touch but should not be crammed together.
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Warm the milk over medium heat to the point where you start to see some bubbling at the sides. You have to stir the milk the entire time to keep it from burning on the bottom. Slowly stir in the grits. Stir until you have the creamy consistency of cooked grits. Add salt and pepper to taste. Now, stir in the cheese. Continue stirring until it is melted into the grits, and that's all there is to it.
Create a sauce by placing 1 cup of your favorite barbecue sauce (we used "Sweet Baby Rae" for this dish) in a small pot. Bring to a simmer while stirring. Now, add 1/2 cup of your favorite beer. Stir until fully mixed. The beer helps cut the sweetness of the BBQ sauce.
Sprinkle your favorite Cajun seasoning on both sides of the skewered shrimp. Now apply the sauce liberally to both sides of the shrimp. Place shrimp over hot coals. This can be done on a gas grill too. The shrimp won't take long, maybe three minutes on one side and two minutes on the other side. Don't overcook the shrimp as they will turn to rubber. They will be done when they have a pink color to them.
To serve, place a helping of grits on the plate. Now put three to four grilled shrimp on the grits. Drizzle with the BBQ / beer sauce. Quick, easy, Southern and delicious. Enjoy!
Dave Lobeck is a barbecue chef from Sellersburg, Ind., who writes a column for CNHI News Service. Visit his website at www.BBQ-My-Way.com, and view videos of this and other recipes at youtube.com/BBQMyWay.


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FireMagic Aurora 530 Island Grill with Rotisserie: STAINLESS STEEL -
Model: A530i-2E1N-L
Fire Magic Aurora 530
- Fire Magic Aurora 530 has all that make Fire Magic legendary, but in a smaller format.
- 528 square inches of cooking space (22d x 24w).
- Two cast stainless steel E burners power independently controlled cooking zones, 76,000 btu's in all, including a 16,000 btu stainless steel infra-red backburner.
- Each cook zone has it's own control knob and electronic ignition.
- Portable grill packages include single sealed brass side burners (15,000 btus each burner).
Quick Facts
- 528 Square Inches on the primary cooking surface (22W" x 24D")
- 64,000 Btu's + 18,000 Btu Backburner
Product Dimensions
Grill Opening Size
- Width 25-1/2"
- Depth 23-1/2"
- Height 12"
Cooking Area (Sq. In.)
- 24" x 22" (528)
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