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TSST TS-H653G 16X DVD+/-RW SATA HH Firmware Update
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Homes plan for historic Burnley building
2:52pm Wednesday 8th January 2014 in News By Peter Magill, Chief reporter
WORK is now under way to transform the fortunes of a Burnley landmark which dates back to the 15th century.
Grade Two listed Holme Hall, in Burnley Road, Cliviger, changed hands for £151,000 at a Manchester auction last year.
Now Cliviger councillor and former Burnley mayor Coun David Heginbotham hopes a solution can finally be found for the former manor house.
Renovation operations are being undertaken by Leigh-based Berkshire Homes, which hopes to create 10 luxury apartments there, with starting prices of just under £100,000.
But Coun Heginbotham has warned that the property, last used more than a decade ago as a retirement home, has already seen off more than one would-be developer.
He said: "I hope this company can pull it off, for the sake of the building and the sake of Cliviger. It's not only a prominent site in Cliviger but a gateway into Burnley."
The councillor has estimated it may take around £500,000 to restore the oak beam and grey slate roof alone, to satisfy English Heritage.
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Full Report: Catholic Diocese of Middlesbrough liable for victims of abuse
A court has ruled that the Roman Catholic Diocese of Middlesbrough is not solely responsible for paying-out eight milion pounds in compensation to victims of alleged abuse at a former Catholic school near York.
A hundred and seventy former pupils at St William's school claim to have suffered appalling physical and sexual abuse within the home.
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A car driven by an armed man trying to flee police collided with several parked cars on the Northwest Side early Tuesday, then the driver jumped out and ran and left three critically injured passengers behind.
Officers on routine patrol in the Belmont Cragin neighborhood saw a man display a pistol out the driver's side window at another man, a statement from police said.
When officers approached, the man sped away, but the vehicle struck seven parked vehicles near West Wolfram Street and North Lamon Avenue, police said. The suspect then fled on foot while officers called for an ambulance for the injured occupants.
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Regalado, of the 2200 block of North Laramie Avenue, was charged with one felony count of aggravated fleeing, and was cited for reckless driving, failure to notify owners of damage to unattended vehicles, driving on a suspended license, and driving without insurance, according to police.
Two of the passengers in the vehicle were taken in critical condition to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical center, according to dispatch reports. A third person, who was pinned in the crashed vehicle, was freed about 1 a.m. and taken to a hospital in unknown condition.
Regalado was scheduled to appear in bond court Tuesday, according to police, but bond information was not immediately available.
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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The Washington Nationals signed Jason Marquis to a two-year, $15 million contract before the 2010 season. He missed much of last year with elbow injuries, but has had a solid season in 2011, posting a 3.95 ERA and 1.41 WHIP in 21 starts, while compiling an 8-5 W/L record. This is very much in line with his career before 2010, when he was a capable fourth/fifth starter for several teams, including the Braves, Cardinals, Cubs and Rockies.
Marquis has thus drawn considerable interest from contending teams looking for starting pitching help. Today, Jon Morosi tweets that he has apparently been traded:
Trade is agreed upon, source says: Jason Marquis to #Dbacks. #Nats
The Diamondbacks weren't expected to contend for a playoff spot before this season began, but are hanging in there in the NL West, four games behind the division-leading Giants, and they are also just 4.5 games out of the wild card lead. The first four pitchers in their rotation (Ian Kennedy, Josh Collmenter, Daniel Hudson and Joe Saunders) have been solid, but Arizona has had little luck with the fifth spot; Armando Galarraga, Zach Duke, Barry Enright and others have all been pretty bad.
Marquis brings something else to the table; he's a good hitter with a career BA of .199 and five home runs. Teams have also employed him as a pinch-runner, so he can serve as a sort of extra bench player.


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We had afantastic time on the European Serenade cruise in early September. This was ourfirst experience with river cruising and we are already planning another ...wonderful ship, outstanding crew, interesting itineraries, excellent tourguides ... and fantastic food. We took the optional excursions to Heidelbergand Volendam and they were both among the highlights of the trip.Report Abuse Reply to this post
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Pork Barbecue Sandwiches Recipe
We were happy when there was pork roast on the menu because we were sure that, within the next few days, we'd be feasting on leftover pork in these tasty sandwiches. -George Hascher, Phoenicia, New York
- 2 celery ribs, finely chopped
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon canola oil
- 1 cup ketchup
- 1 to 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon ground mustard
- 2 cups shredded cooked pork
- 2 to 3 kaiser rolls or hamburger buns, split
- In a large saucepan, saute celery and onion in oil until tender. Stir in the ketchup, salt and mustard. Add pork. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 20-30 minutes to allow flavors to blend. Serve on rolls. Yield: 2-3 servings.
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Fish Fillets with Herbs, Zucchini, and Whole-Wheat Couscous
- 6 scallions, chopped
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- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
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- 3/4 teaspoon ground coriander (optional)
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Come and see some of the biggest names in music perform during Good Morning America.
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|Platform 360, PS3, Wii U, Win
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|Release Date 2012-10-16
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007 Legends review: die today
By Justin McElroy on Oct 25, 2012 10.25.12
007 Legends stitches together some of Bond's most memorable moments from Goldfinger, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Moonraker, License to Kill and (appropriately) Die Another Day into one supremely underwhelming first-person shooter. Bond has been injured, and as he plunges into unconsciousness, he reflects on his past exploits. A guy doing a lackluster Daniel Craig impression replaces Connery and his fellow bearers of the Bond mantle, which will either perplex you or send you into hives, depending on your tolerance for that sort of thing. Some of the original dialogue, music and even actors (like Richard Kiel as Jaws and Robert Davi as Frank Sanchez) have been transplanted in. The revisited Bond films have been blanketed in a foul, cheesy layer of shoddy game design R...
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Telltale co-founder Kevin Bruner dreams of taking on James Bond franchise
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Telltale Games co-founder Kevin Bruner would take on the James Bond franchise under the right circumstances, he told OXM. The company CTO, whose studio is best known for its narrative-driven Walking Dead series, lamented the decisions made by other developers that have turned the James Bond character in a "mass murderer." "I'm a giant James Bond fan and I'm always frustrated by games that make him a mass murderer," he said. "He's a super-spy, and that's a different skillset. The films make him less of a mass murderer, and there's not much killing in the books — more spying and intrigue." Telltale Games is known for taking on pre-established franchises, including Back to the Future, Jurassic Park, Fables and Game of Thrones. The James Bond series was last brought to gaming platforms...
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Skylanders, Epic Mickey 2, more discounted in Amazon Gold Box
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Amazon has been running Lightning Deals for video games in its Gold Box all day, and discounts on some big games, such as Epic Mickey 2 and Hitman: Absolution, are still coming later today. The Skylanders Giants Starter Pack is the deal of the day at $29 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii or Nintendo 3DS, a 52 percent discount from the regular price of $59.99. Here are the remaining Lightning Deal listings, along with our best guesses at the products they're describing: 12 p.m. ET: "Get the portal for the ultimate battle to save Skylands." (Skylanders Giants Portal Owners Pack) 3 p.m.: "A new adventure that lets you bring the Skylanders to life on your mobile device." (Skylanders Battlegrounds Mobile Starter Pack) 5 p.m.: "Join Mickey and Oswald in an epic battle." (Epic Mickey 2: The...
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Assassin's Creed 3, 007 Legends among games nominated for 2013 Writers Guild Awards
By Samit Sarkar on Jan 16, 2013 01.16.13
Assassin's Creed 3 and 007 Legends are among the candidates for the 2013 Videogame Writing Award from the Writers Guild of America, the nominees for which were announced today. Both Assassin's Creed 3 and its PlayStation Vita spin-off, Liberation, were honored with nods from the WGA. Liberation wasn't the only Vita game nominated for the award — Uncharted: Golden Abyss was also selected. Rounding out the list of six are Halo 4 and Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. Here's the full list of games, along with their publishers and credited writers: 007 Legends, Written By Bruce Feirstein; Activision Assassin's Creed 3, Story By Alex Hutchinson, Corey May, Matt Turner; Multiplayer Story By Richard Farrese, Jeffrey Yohalem; Lead Scriptwriter Corey May; Scriptwriter Nicholas Grimwood,...
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007 Legends developer Eurocom cuts staff to below 50 employees, shifts focus to mobile
By Alexa Ray Corriea on Nov 23, 2012 11.23.12
Eurocom, the developer behind the poorly-received James Bond licensed game 007 Legends, reduced its staff from more than 200 to below 50 employees today, reports GamesIndustry.biz. Reports of redundancies at the UK developer began circulating earlier this morning. The studio confirmed the layoffs in a management statement from director Hugh Binns, who said that the layoffs are part of a large-scale restructuring process due the company shifting its focus towards mobile gaming and the cancellation of several upcoming projects. "Eurocom are undertaking a restructuring which I regret to say has meant we've made the majority of our workforce redundant today," Binns wrote, according to GamesIndustry. "This includes many very experienced, talented and highly skilled employees, and we'd like...
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007 Legends Skyfall mission hitting PS3 and Xbox Nov. 9
By Alexa Ray Corriea on Oct 19, 2012 10.19.12
An additional mission based on the upcoming James Bond film Skyfall will be available for 007 Legends on Nov. 9, publisher Activision announced today. This sixth mission will be available as free downloadable content for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game. 007 Legends will hit Steam for Windows PC on Nov. 2 and the Nintendo Wii U in December. The DLC will hit PC on Nov. 20. Activision previously announced two PS3-exclusive multiplayer characters from Skyfall, the agent Eve and assassin Patrice.
'007 Legends' brings Oddjob and Ms. Galore to the cast with 'Goldfinger' level
By Alexa Ray Corriea on Sep 17, 2012 09.17.12
007 Legends, the upcoming first-person-shooter tour through the world of James Bond, will include a level based on 1964's Goldfinger, revealed in a new trailer from publisher Activision today. Goldfinger, from the Sean Connery era of Bond, features the young spy trying to stop a criminal mastermind from irradiating the store of gold in the American army post Fort Knox. The trailer posted below shows a familiar set of faces will accompany the mission, including Oddjob and his deadly bowler hat and a certain blonde Bond Girl infamous for her raunchy name. The game also includes missions from Moonraker, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, License to Kill, Die Another Day, and upcoming Daniel Craig film Skyfall. 007 Legends is coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC on October 16th. A...
'Wipeout 3' and '007 Legends' Wii U games shown off in latest Activision line-up video
By Emily Gera on Sep 17, 2012 09.17.12
Activision's latest Wii U line-up video offers a closer look at the upcoming games slated for Nintendo's new console. The video rounds up footage from Skylanders Giants, Wipeout 3, 007 Legends, and Transformers Prime, along with Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, offering a closer look at what Activision has in store for the upcoming console. Click here for a full list of titles scheduled to release to the Wii U, with 50 titles said to be scheduled to release during the console's launch window.
These are the games hitting the day the Wii U arrives
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Visitation will be Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. in the Collins-Burke Funeral Home Parlor. A graveside service will be held on Tuesday at noon at Samaria Baptist Church Cemetery in Jasper. Jerry Boyd will officiate.
He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Lillie Harten and brother-in-law, Roger Harten.
He is survived by his wife, Debra Gardner Glisson; daughters, Stephanie Glisson, Sonya Glisson Mix (A.J.) and Trease Glisson; mother, Maudie Thompson Glisson; father, Horace "Rusty" Glisson; sisters, Linda Harten, Alma Prosser and Bobbie Snow (Eddie); grandchildren, Katelyn, Savannah and Alyssa; and special friends, Truman Keeton and Virgie Foster.


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Paul "Tim" Jennings, a former Henderson softball coach who offered a plea in the charge of sexual abuse of a person under age 18, was in court on Monday morning for his sentencing.
He was sentenced to wear a leg monitor for 5 months; 20 years as a "registered sex offender; successful completion of a sex offender treatment program, and no contact with the victim.
Jennings entered an Alford Plea; which means the criminal defendant does not admit to guilt, but admits that the prosecution could likely prove the charge.
The 43-year-old had previously plead in the charge of second degree sexual abuse of a person under age eighteen. Two counts of unlawful transaction with a minor and one count of rape were dismissed in circuit court.
Back in January, a grand jury indicted him on charges of rape, sexual abuse and unlawful transaction with a minor.
According to court documents, Jennings is accused of having a sexual relationship with one of the girls he coached, who was 14 at the time.
He's also accused of having sex with another underage girl. both girls are now adults
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Do you ever feel that way? What do you do when you're in those "I don't wanna!" moments?
I get tired of thinking about and cooking alll the time! But then I mostly only think about making a menu and that makes me tired enough that I don't. I have a ridiculously picky family and trying to eat healthy…. well it all exhausts me. I know that the times I do plan, things go so much smoother and I feel better having one. I am inspired every Monday to make a menu when I see yours. Its so impressive! Thanks for the inspiration!
On a different note, I have been making your quick and tender homemade buns and we just LOVE them. Its amazingly quick. I am so happy to no longer be buying hotdog and burger buns! Thanks!!!
You might like to see my menu plan – would love for you to come by and check it out!
Let me know what you think!
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I love your dinner & movie. Ours is $1 movie and we bring in our own popcorn and water! So fear not, you're not alone.
Thanks for the homemade pizza post- my boys have been begging to do homemade pizzas again and I wanted to do it "different" so we will try it the individuals way you showed
They probably won't let you make it any way else in the future- my kids loved the ability to put only what they wanted on them.
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That frittata looks really good! I'm adding it to my menu this week too!
Thanks for the link(s)!!!
The sausage/white bean bake sounds yummy.
As for Christmas stuff, we're not hosting anything at our house this year.
Have a great week. Love and hugs from the ocean shores of California, Heather
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The tomato soup is going on my to try List! Looks so good.
I just started drying items this year, how do you store them for maximum longevity? I'm using canning jars with oxygen packs in them, then using my food saver to take out what oxygen is left in the can. These are items I'll use regularly over the next 3 months. Then on longer storage items I'm putting them in food savor bags with an oxygen pack then sealing them in a mylar bag. I know I'm not storing these items for 30 years, but I would like them to last just in case I don't get around to using them within a year. Am I over doing it or is safety the best policy?
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i love how wednesdays dinner sounds! and i saw your post with the corn and tomatoes and im jealous. i wish we grew our own too
the tomatoes are horrible here since irene hit us!
I would love if you stopped by my blog
Here is a link to my Menu Plan
Have a great week:)
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what a great summer menu!
Here is a link to my Menu Plan
I'd love if you visited!
Enjoy the rest of your week:)
From Cristin To Mommy
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You can tell the court that you are only available for Wednesday, and they will place you on a shorter case or else not pick you. Jury duty is no reason to miss your vacation!
you can try to make the cauluflower and potatoes on the grill in aluminum foil. make a packet! it may work:)
you can check out my Menu Plan here
I love your menu ideas and I have used several of your recipes (artisan bread, and spice rub for two!). I like to look at your Monday Menu and see if it is anything like what I have in mind for the week, and sometimes I use one or two ideas. We have had a cool spring as well and I just got all but about 5 transplants in the ground this weekend. We have 70 potato plants and they are going nuts! We will have plenty and more to share. I am hoping to get green beans in the ground this week or we will have to buy them all from the farm stands. Have any other reader planted green beans this late and had success?
Elizabeth- what a great idea- thank you! I don't know why I wouldn't have done that without your suggestion.
Cristin- Yes, that might work- I'll try it!
Rose- Thanks so much for your comment! I'm so glad you've found helpful things here at An Oregon Cottage! As long as you're planting quick growing bush beans, you'll have no problems- they'll just be a little later. Some gardening experts recommend succession planting bush beans up until the end of July, so no worries.
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Rain, rain, and more rain…..my garden is so mixed up right now. We are expecting temps in the 70′s come Wednesday so we shall see.
I am going to have to try making my own hamburger buns….
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I'll be over on monday night. set an extra place at the table.
mmmmm roast and mashed potaoes, yummy!
Ha! Wouldn't that be fun, Lisa?
I would like to know how to start to grow rhubarb? Since i can't find it in the stores where i live, i figured i would try to grow it myself. can you help me with that? thanks, jana
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Once again, this week's menus sound so yummy. Such a great idea to plan ahead.
There's lot of yummy meals planned this week.
Have a wonderful week.
I "stole" your meal plan for mine this week:
I visited your blog- thanks for the link! I hope you enjoy the menu as much as we did – and making the bread!!
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Funny that you said your fall-back meal. We have one from when I was a child. We call it Warm the Belly soup. It's nothing more than tomato soup with elbow macaroni. My mother made that name eons ago because us kids wouldn't eat tomato soup but when she changed the name it "magically" became something delicious! Now, my daughter requests Warm the Belly soup – the tradition continues!
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PLEASE keep the Monday meal plan. I have been reading your blog for two years now and I still get great ideas and inspiration from it. When I'm making my weekly meal plan and have "cooking block" I always come back to you and see what you have been making.
Thanks for being here for us!
Oh, please keep doing this! I've stolen, um I mean borrowed, your ideas more times than I can remember. And your roasted tomato sauce is my favorite go-to meal!
I'm with Jenelle and Jean….please please please keep up the menu planning post! It is an inspiration to me, and I continue to become more organized each time I read it!!
Good for you! I did this just before the holidays (but since then the holiday food has thrown me off balance). It was great though — we went to the store, wrote down the week's meals on a slip of paper taped to the fridge (with a note to the household not to eat the ingredients intended for each meal). Worked great!
I'm a lurker here and I check your site every week to see what you're cooking. Also to read the way you prepare natural food. Thank you for the work a blog requires.
I'm a total lurker here too and LOVE your menu plans! You've inspired me so much–to make bread, to shop in bulk, to be creative with what I have. So please don't stop!
Oh, man- you all don't know how your words have encouraged me! Thank you for taking the time to comment- I'm so glad you're getting some useful information here!!
I also love your monday meal plans. I found your blog a few months ago, and am currently 18 weeks pregnant, so for the past 3 months I haven't cooked a thing, but every time I read your monday meal plans, I would think, "when (if) I (ever) get feeling better, I will totally make that, and that, and that" I really appreciate all your insight into whole foods, and once I get back on the cooking wagon, you are a definite inspiration to me. I normally love cooking and meal planning–pregnancy just takes it out of me for a long time!
So please keep doing it! This fellow Oregonian loves what you are doing.
Oh my goodness! I totally missed this post! Had I known, I would have responded immediately. Keep the menus coming! They are an incredible resource and it seems that all the meals that my family and friends seem to love, I have to say, "I got the recipe from my sister's blog." Thank you for taking the time to share your ideas with us! Love, your littlest sis
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Good for you, homemade buns! I love it! I'll have to try some for my family. My goal in 2011 is to make more bread than I buy. Looking for good whole wheat recipes that taste great!
Your menu sounds tasty and full of variety. I would love for you to join me for Merry, Merry Munchies next week.
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I really like using Azure Standard, although I haven't placed an order for a couple of years (due to work, travel,illness and problems with delivery pick up). I never had a problem getting the minimum order amount, as I only ordered maybe 3 times a year. Sometimes someones order would be combined with mine for their pick up at my house, which turned out to be a nightmare. Our hours are "on call" so we never could be sure we would be home/in town for delivery. We would have to wait for others (we didn't know or OK their orders be left at our house) to show up or leave it out on the porch for them. Sometimes they were not happy with items, the price had risen and there was a bill for them so they refused or they didn't pick up. Beware, it can be a real headache doing it for others, and it works out that way without your permission.
Soups sounds perfect for today!! It's sooo windy outside!
Isn't it amazing how fast the year is going? It seems the older we get…well..you know…. Great menu ideas. I look forward to your soup recipe for the slow cooker. Have a great day!
I hadn't heard of Azure Standard. I looked them up and it looks pretty cool, but unfortunately I'm in Vancouver, WA. Your menu plan looks better good.
I am interested in seeing if your Italian Sausage Vegetable Soup is like my mom's. We LOVE it!
I have to agree with Kathy's comment above. We have also had the same experience with "other" orders being delivered with ours. Its not so bad with things that are not perishable, but we have had people not show up until hours 6+ hours after delivery, late at night with us in bed and get mad at us because their items were not kept refrigerated or frozen. Of course the items didn't keep, and were ruined as we had no room in our refer or small freezer for more than what we purchased. Last time the people said they came to pick up and items were not there and they called the company to complain hours after delivery. We had been through this before, so we took photos with our cell phones. We ended up tossing it all in the trash after talking to Azure the next day because they refused to take it. Haul away costs were $10.00 more out of my pocket. That was the last time for us. Now we prefer Costco, Trader Joe's, Local farmers markets and we get organic stuff at Grocery Outlet stores. Much easier, no headaches, and just as thrifty. I wouldn't mind if orders were combined, but I seem to get the flaky ones that do not show up.
Agree with comments on Azure Standard.
I live near Bobs Red Mill in Milwaukie, Oregon and use them and Costco for bulk purchases. Best prices and quick turnover on items so everything is always fresh. Asian groceries are another thrifty choice.
Hey, thanks for your guys take on Azure- I had no idea! I used to live near Bob's and that was great, but obviously need to find something else. Costco only has white flour in bulk and not a lot of selection. Azure's selection is huge and you do all your ordering and paying on the website, so I'll try it for awhile anyway. I was disappointed, though, that a number of the flours I ordered didn't come on the truck- sold out I guess, which is weird, since I ordered a week before. They just say to order again, but I won't have the $50 minimum for awhile when all I wanted was $15 in flour. All that to say– guess nothing's perfect!
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Yum! Sounds like a tasty week. I'll have to try that magic macaroni- my 4 year-old LOVES macaroni.
We're out of tomatoes now (Ohio), actually had to buy some the other day at the grocery store. Enjoy yours!
I need to try the easy breadstick dough. It looks good.
I have never herd of the magic mac and cheese? I have to try this. How much milk to pasta do you use? My girls love mac and cheese so I make it at least once a month.
me too. . .
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Glad to know I'm not the only one in Oregon whose tomatoes are not ripening. The only one on 5 plants that has started to turn red was eaten by my chickens!!
No joke about the tomatoes. That's okay, between our nine plants, we get enough daily to eat that day, but nothing more to can. Every time a Roma ripens, I put it in the freezer and once I get a good bag, I'll make sauce. Oh well, some years are bumper crops, some years aren't.
I was gone this weekend, so didn't get a chance to post to SAD saturday. I'll do it next week though because i have a few things I'd like to share.
Sounds like a great menu for the week, have a great week.
Our garden fizzled out the first few weeks of summer we got about 8 strawberries, one green cucumber, 3 yellow cucumbers, and about 8 cherry tomatoes, so much for an Oregon garden this year. The tomatoe plants are still there but very straggly even the flowers in our courtyard didn't do as much as previous years. The weather has been too weird.
Our tomatoes are less than wonderful this year here in Eugene. Several plants have stunted and turned pale yellow. Others just have a very few green tomatoes. Very disappointing.
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I'm not wanting to admit that it's August either. My daughter starts back to school in a week, I'm not ready for summer to be over!
I'm in Denver and no tomatoes for me either. I've had maybe 4 ripe tiny cherry tomatoes, but no big ones. I did get to cheat in mid-July when my father-in-law brought a bunch of his Alabama tomatoes to the beach. I felt a little guilty, but they were so good!
Hey Jami, I'll let you pretend it's still July if you let me pretend it's July too! Let's demand a redo!! =0)
Hi Jami….I love July Pizza sounds really good. I LOVE pizza!!! All this food is making me hungry Have a good week. Love and hugs from Oregon, Heather
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Fun! Really looking forward to hearing about your experience:)
Looks forward to "back to basics" week I don't use Twitter…so you are already steps ahead of me Have a Happy
4th of July!!!!…Hugs from Oregon, Heather
Have fun at the Savvy Blogging Summit.
Sounds like the Summit is a good excuse to visit a beautiful state. Hope you get to see lots and lots of wildflowers while you're there.
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Sounds like a fun week! And I wish you were my daughter's preschool teacher! How cute it that!!!
Seems like just yesterday my younger one graduated kindergarten. Sigh…where does the time go?
Ladies, you are scaring me! My boys are moving to middle school, but after reading your comments I feel like tomorrow, I'll wake up and they are graduating from high school already!
Jami, your week menu sounds sooo delicious! I wish I could do the same. My menu is much simpler!
I know exactly what you mean! I too feel as young as ever, like I am still in college. Then I look in the mirror and I don't get carded anymore and my 5 year old told me yesterday she thought I was 67, and I want to run screaming that I am still the same as I always was. Crazy! Congrats on the graduation. I have 6 more before my first graduates and I am sure it will go by in a blink.
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I made lentil soup in the crockpot today too! I just use chopped onion, italian sausage, quart of chicken broth, 1 pound of lentils with additional water. Yum!
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As always you meal plan looks delicious. That saussage and corn tart looks interesting too! Can't wait for the recipe.
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My sentiments exactly- I'd rather be baking this time of year too!
by the way- WOW on your canning list. I am impressed. I'm going to read more of your blog to find out how you do it!!
We almost moved to Oregon but ended up in AK instead. I don't have as much success with the garden as I could further south, but maybe I can work on it.
Thanks, Jennifer. And I admire anyone who even tries to garden in Alaska!
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I hope you will consider joining me at Diningwithdebbie.blogspot for Crock Pot Wedenesday. It's easy and economical:) Just post a favorite slow cooker recipe with Mister Linky, and you are all set to share with others. I will look forward to hosting you.
Hi Jami,
I sent you an email a couple of days ago asking for your salsa recipe. Did you get my email? If not, would you mind sharing it: jasonand rebekah @ yahoo dot com (no spaces, please). Thanks so much; I love your blog!
With all that corn you could make a corn and tomato salad. We BBQ the corn and cut it off the cob, add some diced tomates maybe a little feta if we have it, and maybe some cilantro or green ontions and toss with a vinegrette. Also, depending on the type of tomato and our mood sometimes we roast them or sometimes leave them raw.
Good luck using it all up!
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what a coincidence! I made a fritatta yesterday for lunch, with chard no less. I am not sure I make mine right, but I saute the chard, then pour the mixed eggs over the top. Cook a little longer on the stove, sprinkle with cheese and throw under the broiler for a minute or two. Makes a great snack the next day, if it lasts that long!
Jami –
Looks like a yummy Week! Would you mind posting the recipe for the white bean salad as well? Thanks!
Mmmmmm…fritatta sounds scrumptious!
Great menu you've got there.
Gudrun- Yes! That's how I make them, too. Easy and yummy.
Jenelle- I'll try to get the bean salad posted this week!
Thanks, all!
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We had to get rid of our outdoor table and benches because the wood was rotten, and we haven't replaced it yet, so we can't eat outside for the moment, but I agree, it is nice when you can.
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Your menu looks great! Thanks for sharing!
I love trying new recipes. It's fun to make changes and adapt them to your family's taste buds.
My husband and I made White Bean Salad last night. We decided to add chopped tomatoes. It was delicious with the Rib Steaks and Sauteed Cabbage.
Yum – sounds good!


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Police on Long Island say they arrested a man after he was driving westbound on the eastbound lanes of the Long Island Expressway early Monday morning.Several 911 calls to Suffolk County Police reported a 2006 Honda Civic was on the wrong side of the highway in the HOV lane at Exit 64 in Medford.Police officers responded and were able to pull over the vehicle between exists 59 and 58 at around 2:30 a.m.
Steven Brill, 51 of Medford, was arrested. He is charged with driving while intoxicated and reckless driving.
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Anytime Fitness, which boasts 1,689 clubs in North America, makes it easier for average folks to etch out time for exercise by doing one simple thing: staying open 24 hours a day for 365 days a year. As fitness seekers challenge themselves on cardio and Hammer Strength machines and hoist Iron Grip free weights in clean, well-stocked facilities, security monitoring ensures they're safe and producing enough sweat to meet official government standards. Members can also ramp up their exercise regimens with the help of Anytime Fitness's staff of personal trainers, who demonstrate moves and sling motivating tips. After workouts, guests can shower in the private restrooms or hop into one of the tanning booths available 24 hours a day.
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Rackspace says it is now offering customers the ability to create customized virtual networks in a public cloud, using software defined networking-like capabilities.
Rackspace today announced Cloud Networks, which will let customers create multiple networks, or tiers of networks when spinning up cloud-based virtual machines. CTO John Engates says customers can now set up individual networks to support Web servers, application servers and databases through a virtualized layer 2 network, for example.
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Traditionally Rackspace has offered either a public or private network for customers, using vLANS (virtual Local Area Networks) separating customers using firewalls. In a blog post on the company's website, Rackspace announced what Engates calls a "true layer 2 isolation in the cloud."
Cloud Networks incorporates IP from the OpenStack Quantum project, which is focused on virtual networking. Rackspace is running Open vSwitches inside its hypervisors to support the capability. The feature is only available in new OpenStack-powered clouds within Rackspace's offering, but Engates says the company hopes to roll out the service for customers to use Cloud Networks on their own premises. Doing so, he says, would create a common Layer 2 between the customer site and Rackspace's cloud, which Engates says would be a big step toward being able to move workloads between the two in a hybrid cloud.
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Deer Park's Jack Woods was among 35 area World War II veterans who were part of the Inland Northwest Honor Flight that left Spokane International Airport on Friday to see the memorial built in their honor in Washington, D.C.
The 85-year-old Woods, who enlisted in the Navy in 1943, served in the South Pacific during World War II aboard the USS Cassin Young (DD-793), which withstood several kamikaze attacks.
Woods, who later worked at Kaiser-Mead, has lived in Deer Park since 1968.
Deer Park's 13-year-old Colton Youngblood-Munsen is taking part in the National Pony Club Festival and Championships this week in Lexington, Ky.
Youngblood-Munsen, son of Jenny Youngblood of Deer Park, earned a spot in the national event with a win at the Stanton Farm Horse Trials last September in Deary, Idaho.
He will be competing in Kentucky with longtime companion Pistol Pete, a grey 13.1-hand Welsh pony cross. They won the Inavale Farm Horse Trials last month in the final tune-up before heading to Kentucky.
Ruth Neoma Robison, 80, died on July 8, 2011, in Deer Park. She was born on Dec. 1, 1930 to Ethel (Lowery) and Earnest Miller in Minco, Okla. She met and married the love of her life, Bill Robison, in Campbell, Calif.
Ruth was predeceased by her husband, Bill; her mother, Ethel; two siblings, Jay Miller and Helen Joyce Miller; and her granddaughter, Tara Lynn Foster.
No services are planned for Andrew J. "A.J." Downing, 67, who passed away on July 7 at his Deer Park home.
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Gandhari (Sanskrit: गांधारी) is a character in the Hindu epic, the Mahabharata. In the epic, she was an incarnation of Mati, the Goddess of Intelligence, as the daughter of Subala, the king of Gandhara, or the modern Kandahar, a region spanning northwestern Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan, from which her name is derived. Gandhari's marriage was arranged to Dhritarashtra, the eldest prince of the Kuru kingdom, a region in Delhi and Haryana region.
Gandhari voluntarily blindfolded herself throughout her married life. Her husband Dhritarashtra was born blind, and on meeting him and realizing this, she decided to share the pain of her blind husband. Gandhari bore a hundred sons, (collectively known as the Kauravas), and one daughter, Dushala, who married Jayadratha. The Kauravas, principally Duryodhana, were the villains of the Mahabharata. When Duryodhana was born, he began braying like a jackal, and evil omens appeared during his birth year. Kripacharya and Vidura counseled the king and queen to kill the baby, but they refused.
Gandhari made a single exception to her blindfolded state, when she removed her blindfold to see her eldest son, Duryodhana. She poured all her power into that one glance, rendering Duryodhana's entire body, except his loins as strong as iron. Krishna knew that and foiled this by meeting Duryodhana and asking him to cover up before meeting his mother. On their decisive encounter on the eighteenth day of the Kurukshetra battle, Bhima smashed Duryodhana's thighs, a move both literally and figuratively below the belt.
All of Ghandari's sons were killed in their war against their cousins, the Pandavas, at Kurukshetra, specifically at the hands of Bhima. Upon hearing the news, it is said that through a small gap in the scarf by which her eyes were blindfolded, her gaze fell on Yudhisthira's toe. His clean toe was charred black due to her wrath and power. Her wrath extinguished, she embraced the Pandavas and consoled them for their losses.
Gandhari's anguish in the loss of her hundred sons resulted in her cursing Krishna in effect ensuring the destruction of the Yadavas.
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Although Gandhari's sons were portrayed as villains, the Mahabharata attributes high moral standards to Gandhari. She repeatedly exhorted her sons to follow dharma and make peace with the Pandavas. Gandhari fostered a big-little sister relationship with Kunti. Famously, when Duryodhana would ask for her blessing of victory during the Kurukshetra war, Gandhari would only say "may victory find the side of righteousness".
Gandhari was ardent worshipper of Lord Shiva and student of Durvasa. Gandhari's sacrifice of her eyesight and her austere life granted her great spiritual power, allowing her to grant powers and make curses.
Gandhari's major flaw was her love for her sons, especially Duryodhana, which often blinded her to his flaws. Unknown to her, Gandhari's marriage was a major reason for the story's central conflict. Her brother, Shakuni, was enraged that Hastinapur, already having humiliated Gandhar in a war of conquest where all of Shakuni's brothers were killed, would offer for his prized sister a blind man. Shakuni swore to destroy the Kuru dynasty, and played an instrumental role in fueling the flames of conflict between the cousins.
Gandhari ended her life with her husband Dhritarashtra, brother-in-law Vidura, and Kunti in the Himalayas, where they died in a forest fire.
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