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The saga of "Ronnie the Rooster" has come to an end.
The family that kept the bird as a pet in Troupe County must now find another place for it after an agreement was worked out in court on Wednesday.
Joel Powell and his sons rescued the rooster a couple of months ago and gave it a home, but neighbors complained about the bird's early morning crowing.
According to FOX 5's Darryl Carver, a judge asked Powell and a neighbor to resolve the issue without going to trial. Powell later agreed to remove the bird in exchange for charges dropped. The judge gave Powell a week to get rid of the bird.
"I would have hoped I could have went back home and still kept the rooster for my two little boys, but it didn't work out that way. Now I have to get rid of it, I really don't like that at all," Powell said.
Hogansville allows residents to keep chickens and roosters, but code enforcement officers ticketed Powell for a noise violation. Powell said he was told he faced potential fines or jail time.
The family plans to send Ronnie to live with the children's grandfather so they can still visit their friend.
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Jasper Police Chief Connie Rowe said a renter in the South Lowell community went into the crawl space beneath his home Sunday morning to check the duct work on the air conditioning system but found more than he bargained for.
"The gentleman said he was only 10 feet from the opening of the crawl space when he discovered what appeared to be a skull of some type," Rowe said. "He slowly turned the skull over and it appeared to be a human skull. He could make out the eye socket, but it was missing the lower jaw."
Rowe said the man immediately notified authorities. Jasper Police were on the scene for several hours, but the only thing they were able to recover Sunday was the skull.
"We will be sending the skull to the State of Alabama Department of Forensic Science to see if DNA can be extracted," Rowe said. "A thorough search was made of the crawl space, but it did not reveal any other human bones."
Rowe said the dirt in the crawl space was very hard-packed and the department is looking into several options in an effort to search the area more efficiently, including requesting the use of earth-penetrating sonar equipment owned by the Alabama Bureau of Investigation and bringing in a cadaver K-9 Team.
Rowe said JPD has a missing persons report on file from a man named Henry Cobb regarding the possible disappearance of his 104-year-old mother, Mary Cobb, and his 83-year-old sister, Wynona Delvecchio.
"The two ladies had reportedly been living in a nursing home, but the residence where the skull was discovered Sunday is believed to be the permanent residence of the two women around the time they are believed to have disappeared," Rowe said.
Rowe said some Jasper Police detectives who were on the scene of Sunday's discovery said evidence found at the scene in 2005 suggested that the two women were no longer residing in Walker County but may be living in West Virginia.
"The detectives also told me that at some point another individual had been charged with fraud in connection with some financial matters regarding one or both of the missing women," Rowe said. "As a result of Sunday's discovery, the detective division of the Jasper Police Department will be reopening the cold case file regarding the disappearance of Mrs. Cobb and her daughter, Ms. Delvecchio."


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Queen's alumna Deborah Pearson (Arts Sci '05) has been named one of the top 100 most influential figures in British theatre by Stage magazine.
Ms. Pearson, 26, is the founder and co-director of Forest Fringe, a venue at the popular Edinburgh Festival that gives performers, directors and writers a chance to show off their talents.
"My reaction was mostly shock and gratitude," Ms. Pearson says of the announcement. "Having worked as long as we have on a voluntary basis, an honour like this one is really invaluable. It means so much to know that we're making a difference because our community recognizes and appreciates what we do."
Ms. Pearson, a Toronto native, turned down a scholarship at a drama school and opted to study English and Film at Queen's because she wasn't sure theatre was what she wanted to do. "Then when I was at Queen's I just kept getting involved with student productions and realized that I couldn't stay away from theatre," she says.
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Not climbable this weekend. SRSP is going to need at least a couple of cold weeks to heal.
I was out at the park yesterday to see the damage from the warm weather we had. I walked to two canyons, Tonty and Ottawa. The water in Tonty was raging over the lip. There was no ice left except that on the upper ramp. It could be a while for this to form again. Ottawa was in better condition. It was half waterfall and half climbable icefall. It was still pretty fat and appeared structurally sound. I was able to get a few pitches in on Ottawa so the drive ended up being worth it. I didn't hear anything about Wildcat, but if Tonty was in bad condition I'm sure the same happened to Wildcat. Hopefully, we get some cold weather to rebuild the damage.
I always hated the 'swim' over to get on the ice of Ottowa when it got running wet. Nice shot, do agree that the taller thinner Wildcat probably got massive damage and don't expect either it or Tonti to be ready again soon.
See the update post from SRSP here: mountainproject.com/v/starved-rock-state-park-ice-climbing/1>>>
Went for a recon hike today to see the ice. Wildcat has a crack at top, but is still standing firm. Ottowa is good too, I was told. Talked with site supt. about access and ice futures, he is open to discussion and very ice friendly. A very good sign! We are not allowed into French Canyon at all this season, not on any formation in any part of the total canyon or side flows. Only 5 formations in 4 canyons are open for climbing, and only ice in 2 or 3 of them right now. Pic is of Wildcat today, the 16th.
ooops, I bumped a thread(this one) that has a duplicate in the Ice Climbing forum.... how terrible.....
Awesome! Thanks for the recon hike Woodchuck. I had my doubts if anything would be climbable this weekend, but this picture squashes any doubt. I'm going to head out there on Monday. One more warmup round before the ice fest. I will try to check on the other canyons while I'm out there.
who's up for 5 below zero fracturing ice dinner plates on your face for Tuesday? It's gonna be wicked cold Tues-Wed for sure, and much much colder in canyon than the weather man says . Be aware, that ice is not much fun when that brittle at SRSP.
Hi guys, I've been living in Chicago for a year and a half and I was just waiting for this cold to come! :) I spent many weekends at the Silo at Frankfort and went to the Ice Festival in Michigan last year, but never managed to go to Starved Rock. Since I don't know any ice climber in Chicago, I thought this could be a good place to start. I've been rock climbing for many years and started ice climbing a few years ago. I don't know if any of you went there recently, but from the website the situation looks great: www.starvedrockstatepark.org/ice-climbing-news/ I hope someone will get back to me! :) Thank you! Cheers! Francesco
Somebody on Ottowa ice this past weekend sent in 2 pics to Tammy Souza who used them on her weather broadcast this AM. Looked in pretty good shape yet. ( Tammy too, not just the ice!)..
Been a great week or more of ice building. Anybody been down to SRSP this mid week to climb? Fill us in on details and an updated report on conditions anytime.
Wildcat and LaSalle, Feb. 1
Nice to see Wildcat back in soo fat again. This could be a great winter of ice from this point on, since cold and much more snow is coming in for next 10 days. Latest I've ever climbed ice there was into early April on a late meltdown year.
Can you only TR at Starved Rock?
No,,leads are OK, just use wise judgement on conditions. A guy posted at climbingcentral.com of his leads at Tonti canyon lately. It's just that the ice usually is so full of holes and weak at start of season,,sometimes all season Then it doesn't take screws very safely until fully filled in and formed. Sounds like we are in for a great winter finally, with solid ice for leads on the limited canyons we now are left with for climbing. Pic is of an early lead of Ottowa Canyon from back in the early 80's,,,when all gear was scary stuff!
Wildcat today--- Brisk but great climbing
Finally a year with great ice again, but alas no time, no energy or money to make the trips out there this season.


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Opened in 1969, with 1,130 seats and a 71-foot screen, this was among the last of the large theaters built in Southern California before the advent of the multi-screen shoeboxes in the early 1970's. It was the fourth theater built by the growing Edwards chain and for many years it was considered their flagship.
In the 1970's and 1980's, two smaller screens were added on either side of its building, keeping the original auditorium intact.
Edwards' corporate offices were in the second story of one of the newer theaters and anyone who attended a matinee would probably see James Edwards II, the chain's founder, greeting patrons. He came to work daily until his death at the age of 90.
In 1996, three stadium auditoriums were added to the building but the Big Newport, with its non-stadium seating, has defied trends and still continues to draw crowds. The Big Newport has a loyal following of fans who camp out or at least show up for the first day of the big movies. (Their unofficial web site is www.bignewport.com).
Edwards Newport Cinemas is now part of Regal Entertainment Group.
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I agree with you, Flix 70. Edwards Big Newport is a portal to movie magic. There's something really special about that auditorium. There's no better theater to see a movie on opening night… so many classics over the years… so many great audiences.
Caught War Horse on the big screen the day after Christmas. While it took a while for a couple of the house lights to go out, it was overall a very enjoyable presentation.
"Black Sunday"(77); "Breaking Away"(78); "Empire Strikes Back"(80) "Return Of The Jedi"(83), among others! It really doesn't get any better than the Big Newport experience. Delighted that they brought the curtain back, also. A new generation now gets to see how movies are PROPERLY presented! Now, if we could just get rid of annoying pre-show commercials/previews(FOR TV???) & adverts! It just KILLS it!
I realize adverts pay for operations, etc, but come on, keep it on tv & out of this beautiful theatrical experience for crying-out-loud! Anyone else hearin' me on this?
Amen, lukesky7
This may be a ridiculous question, but is the 71ft width, height, or diagonal?
Becky: The screen in the main auditorium of the Edwards Big Newport is 71 feet wide, at maximum. The screen has masking which can be used to block light from part of it when the theater shows movies that don't have the right aspect ratio to fill it completely.
I've been a loyal patron of the Big Newport for over 30 years now. For my money, there just isn't a better place to see an "event" film in OC than in the massive, velvet-draped main auditorium. That said, Regal really needs to stop tinkering with the showtimes for films on the big screen. I checked the paper for Iron Man 3 on Friday and the first showing was at 10 AM. Ok, so the wife and I get up early on Sat morning with the intent of catching the first show and while grabbing some breakfast out I by chance glance at the showtimes again and they've changed to 10:30 AM. The 10AM is now on one of the smaller screens. This is the second time in a year, that I know of, where the times for the big screen have changed within 24 hours. Sure, the times stay the same, but the screens sure don't.
Regal needs to understand that the big screen is a bit of an institution in Orange County and that people actually do make the trek from all over the region to see a movie there. In the old days, you looked at the showtimes for the big screen on Friday and knew your movie would be playing at those times at least until the following Thursday. You didn't have to check back daily to see if the times had changed.
Even Regal's staff members weren't sure what showtime was on the big screen this past Saturday morning. And the marquee hanging over the lobby doors wasn't helping matters either: it listed the first show on the big screen at 10AM, not the 10:30 posted in Saturday's paper.
I was hoping to catch Star Trek, Man of Steel and The Lone Ranger on the big screen this summer but I'm thinking the AMC in Tustin is looking like a better choice. At least there I don't have to keep checking showtimes on a daily basis.
Avoided the Big Newport this weekend and caught the 10AM Star Trek Into Darkness at the AMC Tustin. Very nice presentation; especially in 3D. For fun, checked the showtimes for Trek at the Big Newport. First show wasn't until 1:15 PM. Why such a late start for a major release on opening weekend? So they could show Pain and Gain at 10:30 AM, silly.
Seriously? A four-week-old film gets the first big-screen showing on a Saturday? Unless Regal was hosting a screening for fitness professionals that morning, that film has absolutely no business on the big screen after four weeks.
Both films have virtually the same running times so that shouldn't have played into their thinking. I mean is it possible Regal actually thought Pain and Gain would do better on the big screen at that time over Star Trek opening weekend? If so, I'd really like to meet their focus groups.
With each passing week, Regal makes it easier to avoid the Big Newport all together. Kind of sad. I guess I'll just have to remember the good times, when Edwards used to run things.
Just read through the comments. Does no one have any photos of the main auditorium??
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Its been awhile guys, how is everyone? I am excited about this season, Freeman NEEDS TO STEP UP. This needs to be the year, forget about 2010 - 2012, its matters now!
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Last Day in Rio: The Quitandinha
My last (rain-lashed) day in Rio I went to visit Petropolis, the Sintra of Rio, where the royal family created their summer palace in the cool mountains and the court built enchanting villas with elaborate wrought-iron verandas and whimsical turrets. The focus of the trip, however, was not the mid–nineteenth century palace itself, rather marvelously set in a lugubrious park of age-old fir trees and palms, but the Quitandinha. Built as the most luxurious casino by a millionaire in 1944 (curious to think what was going on elsewhere in the world that year), this rather ugly building has the look of a sprawling half-timbered 1910 spa in Baden Baden. Inside, however (and clearly with no expense spared), Dorothy Draper, doyenne of forties decorators, was employed on the creation of her lifetime. I am here to tell you that it is more or less intact and not to be believed. Room after high-ceilinged room of plaster baroque curlicues and Hollywood rococo flourishes. A vast theater with chairs of ebonized wood upholstered in candy-pink vinyl. A wildly glamorous nightclub with murals of tropical fauna, a giant circular ice rink, ballroom after ballroom after ballroom, delightful tearooms, majestic restaurants, rooms in which to pen billets-doux, a library filled with trompe l'oeil books (presumably guests had other things on their mind than study), a swirling aqua indoor pool—on and on and on. Upstairs, endless, eerily echoing corridors striped in Draper's trademark lacquer green and white. I simply could never have imagined it would be this intact. On this scale. And this heavenly. Never. Ever. If only I had 2,500 intimates to invite to a party and bring the whole glory to life. Two years after the Quitandinha was completed, the Brazilian government banned gambling, so it had another life as a hotel, and now the rooms are being sold as apartments and sympathetic new owners are nurturing it back to life to La Draper's blueprint. Giddy with excitement and high on Draper's insane vision, we went to downtown Persepolis for a hearty lunch at Majorica. I am crazy for any restaurant with arrangements of flamingo-pink gladioli. What can I say?
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We're on Day 2 of the Winter Meetings and surprisingly--though probably not all that surprising--the majority of action from Day 1 revolved around the Rangers. Early yesterday former Ranger Mike Napoli signed with the Boston Red Sox and we were bummed. Then, later in the afternoon, the Rangers signed reliever Joakim Soria and we were glad.
Jeff Wilson writes about the first day of the meetings and the Rangers adding Soria to the 'pen. He also has some details on Geovany Soto's new deal. Soria will receive $8 mil over two years (with some reports saying the Rangers have an option on a third year). Soto is due $2.75 mil with another $250K possible in incentives.
Richard Durrett submits his Day 1 Stove Summary with information on the Soria and Soto deals as well as an update on the Greinke/Hamilton markets, the bullpen, and confirmation from Ranger doctors that Jurickson Profar is only dealing with mild inflammation in his forearm.
T.R. Sullivan writes that Josh Hamilton is on the minds of the Rangers' brass at the meetings, even though the club might not meet with him this week. Sullivan thinks the club is possibly ready to make Hamilton an offer but they are still waiting for Hamilton to gauge the market with other teams. Sullivan also touches on the Greinke/starting pitcher picture and the possibility for Ian Kinsler to move to first base, instead of left field, should he move positions this winter.
Keith Whitmire has a piece on the loss of Mike Napoli. It's tough to see Napoli leave, especially for essentially the same contract the Rangers offered him last winter, but as Whitmire writes, the Rangers wouldn't have been signing the 2011 version of Napoli, anyway.
Trying his damnedest to make me like him, Durrett has quotes from Soto about returning to the Rangers with Soto saying he wanted to return because he feels like he has unfinished business and wants to prove his worth.
Evan Grant writes behind the DMN paywall that if the Rangers were to attempt to trade Michael Young, there would be a lot of hoops to jump through to get a deal done.
But wait, even though we heard rumors yesterday that the Phillies were interested, Sullivan is here to squash those rumors before they even begin in his Winter Meetings Notebook. Jon Daniels on the topic of putting Michael Young on the trading block:
"I learned my lesson two years ago," Daniels said. "It didn't work out the last time. That's not something we're pursuing."
Also in Sullivan's notes: The Rangers aren't finished looking for help at catcher and are still trying to re-sign Koji Uehara.
But wait once again, Joey Matches writes about Daniels' Young quotes and deduces that it sounds mostly like an inelegant response to an impossible question. As always, knowing what we know about this organization, if something comes along that the front office feels would improve the team, they'd do it. Matschulat posits that all Daniels is really saying is that the Rangers aren't actively shopping Young because Young is the baseball trade value equivalent to expensive organic milk that is past its sell-by date.
The DMN continues their potential Rangers' targets series with a look at Shane Victorino of whom I'm hopeful that the Rangers wouldn't have much interest in because that would mean we're probably looking at like plan F.
Finally, here's an article that I found from the Reykjavik Grapevine--written in June--by Cory Weinberg about the only baseball club in Iceland, featuring Icelandic baseball player Steindór Steindórsson, whose favorite MLB team is the Texas Rangers. I feel for you, Steindór. Your heart is with baseball in a land dominated by handball whereas my heart is with handball in a land dominated by...well, football. But you get my point.


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Hello all, I am as you can most likely tell, a Nuggets fan, and with the likelihood that Melo will be traded, I came up with my own that involves Memphis in a two team trade, below is a link the the trade proposal.
The Trade? Well Denver gives you guys Melo and J.R Smith, our two best offensive players per minute, in exchange for Mayo, Zbo and Haddadi. So you can mess around with Melo and Gay in your lineup and who will play the 4 spot, you will have a dynamic duo regardless for 50 points a night. You also get J.R Smith who plays very similar to O.J Mayo, just a bit more athletic with the downside of being a bit of a headcase. You will automatically become playoff contenders with Melo and Gay shooting light outs against every team in the league and Gasol coming into his own. You will be a 50+ win team and if the season works very well for you then Melo can sign a big contract with you guys at the end of the season.
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Stranger announced that Eddie Cleveland is off Fit and on Stranger for 2013. Check the following statement from Stranger's website (which is getting a facelift next week):
Eddie is one of my favorite riders of all time and after a bit of a wait we can now officially announce that he will be riding for Stranger from this point forward. Eddie is a natural at everything he does and has a lot of new shit going on this year that your not going to want to miss. More to come soon. Also we are launching our new website next week so make sure and stop by!
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For speed and convenience, gas barbecues come out on top.
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For that traditional barbecue experience, it has to be charcoal. Charcoal barbecues give your food that authentic char-grilled taste and mouth-watering flame-grilled look.
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Starting a charcoal barbecue
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Cooking methods
Barbecued meat and fish
Believe it or not, there are many different ways to cook on a barbecue. Some people just use their barbecues to cook small cuts of meat like burgers and sausages. But if you have a closed-top barbecue and enough room in the grill to use indirect heat, you could cook large pieces of lamb or pork � or even a whole chicken. Barbecuing is also a particularly healthy way to cook meat and fish, as it requires very little fat.
Tips for barbecuing meat
To cook large pieces of meat, light the charcoal on the outside edges of the barbecue with a drip pan in the middle. When it's hot, set the meat over the pan and close the grill. If you have a gas barbecue with two heat controls, you can achieve the same effect by turning off the flames on one half of the grill. Most meats will benefit from a pre-grill marinade, which will add terrific flavour and help to tenderise the meat and keep it moist.
Barbecued vegetables
Grilling is the ideal cooking method for vegetables; they retain their colour and flavour, and peppers and tomatoes release their natural sugars.
Tips for barbecuing veg
Most vegetables have no natural fats, so they'll need to be brushed with a little oil or marinated. While harder vegetables like potatoes and broccoli can be grilled, they need to be part-cooked beforehand.
Barbecued desserts
Delicious grilled fruits can be dressed with cream and fresh berries, served over ice cream, or dished up with meringues and thick cream.
Tips for barbecuing bananas
For a really decadent treat, cut a lengthwise slit in an unpeeled banana, insert pieces of dark chocolate, wrap the banana in foil, barbecue, and serve with a little cr�me fraiche or ice cream. Yum!
Beer Can Chicken
- 1 4 lb whole chicken
- 2 tbsp olive oil or other vegetable oil
- 1 opened, half-full can of beer, room temperature
- ½ tsp chilli powder
- ½ tsp English mustard powder
- ½ tsp crushed garlic
- ½ tsp smoked paprika
- ½ tsp brown sugar
- Pinch salt
- 1 tbsp black pepper
- Meat thermometer
- 1. On the barbecue, the chicken will need to be grilled with indirect heat. If using charcoal, move the coals to one side of the grill, leaving another side free. If you are using a gas grill, use only half.
- 2. For the chicken, mix a little of the beer with chilli powder, mustard, garlic, smoked paprika and sugar together in a bowl to make a paste. Rub over the entire chicken.
- 3. Making sure the beer can is open, and only half-filled with beer, lower the chicken on to the open can, so that the chicken is sitting upright, with the can in its cavity. Place the chicken on the cool side of the grill, keeping upright. The alcohol will burn off during the cooking process, leaving a super-moist and tasty chicken. B&Q sell beer can chicken holders that will support your can and chicken for east cooking. Ask in-store for more details. Find nearest store.
- 4. After an hour, check the chicken and that the cooking heat is consistent. Keep checking the chicken every 15 minutes until the meat reaches 160°F - 165°F, or the juices run clear. The total cooking time will vary depending on the size of your chicken and the temperature of the barbecue.
- 5. Carefully transfer the chicken to a cool tray and allow to rest for 10 minutes. Lift the chicken off of the can - use tongs and oven gloves as this will be hot!
- 6. Serve!
Lemon Paprika Marinade (Ideal with chicken or lamb)
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- 1 teaspoon ground paprika
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- Finely grated rind and juice of 1 lemon
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh oregano or thyme
- Salt & Black Pepper
- 1. Mix all of the marinade ingredients together in a shallow dish
- 2. Add the meat you wish to marinate and turn to coat
- 3. Set this dish aside for at least 30 minutes, preferably longer (overnight) in the fridge
- 4. When ready to cook, light the barbecue and wait until heated up
- 5. Shake off any excess marinade from the meat
- 6. Heat on the barbeque until the meat is thoroughly cooked then serve
Med-Style Tomatoes
- 4 Tomatoes
- 2 Teaspoon Olive Oil
- 1 Teaspoon Dried Basil
- 1 Teaspoon Chopped Garlic
- Salt and Black Pepper
- 1. Cut tomatoes in half
- 2. Mix olive oil, basil, garlic, salt and pepper
- 3. Brush over the tomatoes
- 4. Cook on a low - medium heat on each side for 5 minutes
Charcoal barbecue care guide
- When you've finished cooking, put the lid back on the barbecue and close all the air vents. This will burn excess food off of the grill and lid.
- Once the coals have died out and the grill is warm, remove it and clean it using barbecue cleaner and the 3 in 1 brush and dry with a paper towel.
- Remove cold ashes from the bottom of the barbecue.
- Clean the inside of the bowl and lid with barbecue cleaner and a cloth. Where necessary the 3-in-1 brush can be used. Dry with a paper towel.
- Cover your barbecue with the correct cover to keep it protected until your next use.
- Don't wax or paint the barbecue; it is coated in porcelain enamel, which is glossier and more durable than paint or wax.
Gas barbecue care guide
- When you've finished cooking, put the hood back on the barbecue and turn the burners on high. This will burn food off of the grill, lid and flavourizer bars.
- Once the burners are off and the grill is warm, remove and clean using barbecue-cleaner and the 3-in-1 brush and dry with a paper towel.
- Remove and empty the fat tray and bottom tray cleaning with barbecue-cleaner and cloth.
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- Barbeques should never be used in an enclosed space such as a tent, caravan or garage as carbon monoxide fumes can build up causing poisoning
- Choose a suitable location for your barbecue in the open air and away from materials that could catch fire
- With gas barbecues check that the hose is properly connected to the gas bottle, and isn't cracked or perished
- Only ever light your barbecue with firelighters and fuels specially made for the purpose. Read the manufacturer instructions carefully. Never use petrol or other flammable products
- Keep matches, firelighters and fuels well away from lit barbecues
- Never leave a lit barbecue unattended; ensure children and pets are supervised at all times
- Never attempt to move a barbecue once lit
- Always leave your barbecue to cool down completely before cleaning, covering and storing


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Roasted Corn Salsa
Author Notes: The Southwest has been inspiring me. This super yummy corn salsa can go with anything; with chips, in tacos, on fish or meat,on eggs, whatever your heart desires. Sweet corn is in season now and what a better time to fire up the grill and make this super easy, bright and refreshing salsa. - Nicole Franzen
Serves 2-4
- 5 ears of sweet corn
- 1/2 of a red onion
- 1 bunch of cilantro
- 2 limes
- olive oil
- sea salt & pepper
- cumin
- Remove husks from corn and lightly coat in olive oil. Cook on the grill or on the stovetop right over the flames. Turning to char the corn. Meanwhile dice half of one red onion and cilantro. Put ingredients in a bowl and add the juice of 2 limes. Mix in a little olive oil and sea salt. When corn is cool gently use your knife to slide down the sides of the corn. Add the corn to the mix and toss. You could add jalapenos if you want it spicy. Add a pinch of cumin and adjust seasoning if needed.
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While Spence is in the middle of a miraculous recovery from a catastrophic knee injury, he still may not return to the field in 2013 thanks to the injury situation in the tight end department.
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On his radio show, the Steelers defender realizes his team is suffering growing pains during the preseason, especially along a very young offensive line.
Few questions were answered, and even more were posed in a mistake-ridden second loss of the preseason in as many games.
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Pork Chops Ole Recipe
This recipe is a fun and simple way to give pork chops south-of-the-border flair. The flavorful seasoning, rice and melted cheddar cheese makes this dish a crowd-pleaser. A dear friend shared this recipe with me several years ago. -Laura Turner, Channelview, Texas
- 6 pork loin chops (1/2 inch thick)
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- Seasoned salt and pepper to taste
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 3/4 cup uncooked long grain rice
- 2 tablespoons taco seasoning
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large skillet, brown pork chops in oil; sprinkle with seasoned salt and pepper.
- Meanwhile, in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish, combine the water, tomato sauce, rice and taco seasoning.
- Arrange chops over rice; top with green pepper. Cover and bake at 350° for 1 hour or until rice and meat are tender. Uncover and sprinkle with cheese. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Originally published as Pork Chops Ole in Taste of Home February/March 1995, p27
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Reviewed Aug. 19, 2013
This is my hubby's favorite pork chop recipe!! Chops always tender, great flavor!!
Reviewed Jul. 2, 2013
This dish has excellent flavor and the rice was delicious. I can not wait to make this again!
Reviewed Jun. 7, 2013
Easy and delicious.
Reviewed May. 17, 2013
pork chop with mexican flavor twist to it.
Reviewed May. 5, 2013
What an easy dish! I tossed in extra chopped bell pepper and some chopped onion with the rice. Might want to season up those chops some more if you like spicy but these were great for us. This is a saver for sure!
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---- — SALEM — A judge will decide if town Budget Committee and Zoning Board of Adjustment member Patrick McDougall will continue to be banned from Town Hall.
McDougall, 37, was arraigned yesterday in 10th Circuit Court or allegedly interfering with emergency personnel who tried to take his wife to the hospital June 26.
He also faces witness tampering, criminal threatening and disorderly conduct charges in a separate, but related, case stemming from his arrest in late August.
Although McDougall pleaded not guilty to an obstructing government administration charge July 30, that Class B misdemeanor charge was dropped yesterday.
He now faces a Class A misdemeanor offense of obstructing government administration following his second arrest.
McDougall pleaded not guilty to the amended charge, for which he could serve up to a year in jail and pay a $2,000 fine if convicted, according to prosecutor Jason Grosky. He did not face any jail time if convicted of the Class B charge.
But much of the hearing before Judge Michael Sullivan focused on whether McDougall should be allowed to visit Town Hall, where Grosky said town employees are in fear of what he could do.
"Mr. McDougall, at least allegedly, has been a bully, and bullied town employees for some time period," Grosky said.
McDougall is only allowed to attend Budget Committee and Zoning Board meetings at Town Hall. He is prohibited from visiting the building at other times to question town employees — a restriction defense attorney Neil Reardon said violated McDougall's First Amendment right to freedom of speech.
"As an elected official, he has the right to speak up and talk about town affairs," Reardon said. "We think that is unfair. It is unduly restrictive."
Sullivan said he would take the issue under advisement and decide whether the ban would remain in place. McDougall's $2,500 personal recognizance bail was not altered. A trial on the obstruction charge was scheduled for Dec. 10.
McDougall is also prohibited from visiting the Fire Department after a confrontation with Fire Chief Kevin Breen in August. McDougall showed up at Central Station and demanded to speak with Breen, violating an order July 13 that he refrain from contacting police or fire personnel.
That order by Grosky was issued after McDougall refused to allow firefighters to transport his wife, Jane, by ambulance after she called to complain about a severe headache June 26.
When McDougall became argumentative, firefighters called for a Fire Department supervisor and police support. While McDougall argued with firefighters, his wife made a second 911 call, saying she desperately needed an ambulance because of a migraine headache triggered by a sinus infection.
Jane McDougall finally agreed to have her husband drive her to the hospital and signed a waiver, saying she was refused treatment.
Patrick McDougall later said he didn't want his wife transported by ambulance because they could not afford the potential $800 bill, but would not jeopardize his family's health.
Jane McDougall and her mother have accompanied Patrick McDougall in court. When his name was called in court July 30, the McDougalls starting walking to the front of courtroom together. But a bailiff said only Patrick McDougall could approach the bench, prompting his wife to return to her seat.
A clerk asked McDougall how he intended to plead.
"My wife and I simply refused an ambulance ride, so I plead not guilty," he said.
More trouble transpired in the case when a Salem police officer went to the McDougalls' Tiffany Road apartment nearly a month later. Officer Matt Mackenzie was serving a subpoena to Jane McDougall because she was to serve as a witness for the prosecution at her husband's trial.
But Patrick McDougall "became very upset" and told Mackenzie the subpoena should go to his lawyer, not his wife, according to a police affidavit.
Patrick MacDougall told the officer his wife was sleeping and blamed MacKenzie for "breaking up his family," the affidavit said.
While Mackenzie and Patrick McDougall were engaged in heated conversation, Jane McDougall yelled through a window that she was awake. She then came to the door and accepted the subpoena.
Reardon told the judge yesterday he didn't feel the charges against his client were warranted.
"I think the police overreacted to Mr. McDougall's dealings with them," he said.
The confrontation with Breen ensued after Patrick McDougall allegedly asked the fire chief for information about town ambulance bills.
Patrick McDougall was later arrested on three felony witness tampering charges and single misdemeanors counts of criminal threatening and disorderly conduct.
The five charges are expected to be tried together at a later date.
Two weeks after McDougall's second arrest, the state representative candidate finished last in his Republican primary race. He was one of 12 GOP hopefuls seeking nine seats representing Salem.


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Is Al Gore's Movie Funny ???
Original post made by Debbie Mytels on May 30, 2006
An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore's movie about the impact of climate change on this planet -- as well as about how this topic keeps reappearing in his personal story -- is both funny AND sobering. Based on a lecture he gave here at Stanford and at other communities around the country in the past year, this documentary is both entertaining and informative, a "not-to-miss" examination of what's emerging as THE issue of the new century. Lots of beautiful photos and disquieting time lapse photography. Every thinking person should see it. Go see it at Palo Alto Square CineArts, starting next weekend, June 2. (Or come to the Friends of Acterra showing 7 pm on Saturday night, June 3, for some special actvities.)
on May 30, 2006 at 10:11 am
Very much looking forward to this film and happy it's opening at the CineArts.
on Jun 1, 2006 at 1:42 pm
There's really a big BUZZ about this movie! All the free passes that were delivered to Acterra this morning by the film distributors have been picked up already by folks from the general public!
on Jun 2, 2006 at 12:10 pm
Debbie, no surprise about the buzz around _An Inconvenient Truth_. As you yourself so accurately said in your earlier post, global warming is THE issue of the new century.
Everywhere I read, critics are raving about this film and about Gore's own self-reinvention. The imagery is, by all reports, jaw-droppingly startling. The movie is bound to be a tough wakeup call for all of us, but also fascinating.
I think of myself as educated on this topic, but I wonder if this movie will galvanize me to ride my bike and carpool more often, and turn off a few more appliances than I already do?
I hope lots of people show up on Saturday night to meet Acterra and (if they travel sensibly) enjoy some free popcorn.
See you at the movies!


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New York
2.75/5 rDev -21.9%
05-20-2014 13:37:07 | More by david18
New York
3/5 rDev -14.8%
09-09-2012 14:53:02 | More by edthered413
4.75/5 rDev +34.9%
08-23-2012 03:16:54 | More by BK2084
New York
3.4/5 rDev -3.4%
Stopped by the brewery to nab a shirt for a BIF. Few ounce pour. Beer had nice golden color and had a mostly malty with a touch of citric smell. Much like the nose, the flavor was malted and earthy with a hint of citric lemon. Classic pale ale, great sessiom beer.
04-29-2011 20:55:10 | More by cosmicevan
New York
3.5/5 rDev -0.6%
Had on tap at the Blue Point Brewery. Served in an Irish pint glass. I'm not sure why this is labeled a APA and not a Blonde, but that's just me.
Look: straw colored, thick, lively head with a decent amount of retention and lacing. Its also a bit hazy.
Smell: a bit of hops but not a whole lot, lots of pale malt also. Nothing particularly exciting.
Taste: follows the nose. A bit of spicy hop, pale malt, some lemon, but quite simple in general.
Feel: thin in body, crisp, lively carbonation, refreshing.
Drink: easily a sessionable beer, which seems to be what this is meant to be.
Over all, this might score higher if it were a type of blonde but as an APA, this falls short in the hops department. I understand that hops in an APA aren't supposed to be so in your face in an APA but I'd still like to taste them. I'd say "Maybe this isn't fresh since the hops are so light" but it was on tap from a freshly tapped keg at the brewery, so if they are serving old kegs they have only themselves to blame. This is okay but I wouldn't seek it out.
01-15-2011 19:13:42 | More by SkunkWorks
New York
3.18/5 rDev -9.7%
So I purchased a growler at Whole Foods on Saturday, and the tap said Blue Point Double Blond...a beer a have had on tap and enjoyed...I got it home and it was nothing like what I drank before...I called the store and they were like "oh yeah.,..that keg kicked last night, and we put the Golden Ale on." Needless to say I wouldn't have purchased this beer knowingly.
A-Pours a bright golden color, with a minimal white head.
S-Clean, and grainy...light malts, and a hint of corn....a bit of sweetness, and crisp hops.
T/M/D-Not too exciting, but a decent enough golden ale. Light grainy sweetness...not nearly as hopped as a pale ale, but I wouldn't expect a golden ale to be that hoppy....Crisp clean hops that create a nice finish. Honestly I was pretty angry to get home and have a growler of something that resembled a macro lager....when I thought is was going to be the Double blonde...but knowing what it is it is not so bad...I guess it is a good beer to introduce craft beer to marco drinker with. I can't say that I would buy this beer on purpose though.
11-05-2007 18:17:39 | More by jameaterblues
New York
3.63/5 rDev +3.1%
Had this on tap at a friend's house. I had never heard of this ale, but apparently it was on special. It's possible it is a rebranding of the Summer Ale, as plaid stated. The beer lives up to it's name, as it pours a clear golden color with a sudsy white head. Aroma is faint, perhaps of fruit and mild spices.
The taste is fairly unique. There is a taste of fruit up front, and then full-on spices with a certain mustiness to it that isn't unpleasant. There's a small hop character and bitterness to the finish. It's not as juicy or citrusy as the Summer Ale, that's for sure. Mouthfeel is thin and fizzy. It's a solid brew, quite sessionable. Almost more of a blonde ale than an APA though.
11-26-2006 14:52:39 | More by BBM
New York
3.98/5 rDev +13.1%
This is a very light ale available during the early fall. The rumor is that this is the Summer Ale repackaged and offered later into the year. I have never seen this in a bottle, so it may just be an outlet to unload any leftover stock. It is a very good ale, so I have no problem with that.
The appearance is a nice straw color, well carbonated, with a finger's worth of head and decent retention and lacing.
The smell is a light and airy aroma. I detect an obvious hop presence, but also slight traces of lemon, coriander and grass.
The flavor is light and refreshing, but a bit spicy as well. It is a very versatile beer flavor-wise, which is why it can bridge the gap between summer and fall.
The mouthfeel is refreshing and crisp, yet full. The spices certainly leave a sensation on the tongue, but this ale washes down cleanly.
A very drinkable ale. Not as hoppy as your typical APA, but a perfect summer/early fall beer.
04-18-2006 20:17:25 | More by plaid75
Blue Point Golden Ale from Blue Point Brewing Company
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South Dog Print Jumper
Add a dash of canine cuteness to your casual wardrobe with this printed crew neck jumper by South.
With an all-over dog print and ribbon bow detailing, this sweater is the perfect piece to add a sweet spin to your work and weekend wear. A round neck makes this piece ideal for layering, while ribbed cuffs and a ribbed hem add the finishing touch to this kooky-cool number.
Wear this jumper over a crisp white shirt and Definitions slim fit cuffed crop trousers for a cute look that'll take you from 9-5. Pair with your favourite high waist Ella skinnies by South and Shoe Box Lane round toe shoes come the weekend.
Useful info:
- Sweater by South
- Ribbed cuffs and hem
- All-over dog print
- Ribbon detail
- Long sleeved
- Crew neck
South Lace Front Jumper
Add a touch of vintage appeal to your off-duty looks in this lace front top by South.
This understated knit is given a touch of something special with an intricate lace overlay to the front. Lending your look retro undertones the decorative body lends an ethereal feel to your casual style.
Wear this lace front knit with a pair of skinny jeans by South and ankle boots by Shoe Box for a casual look with vintage vibes.
Useful info:
- Jumper by South
- Lace overlay to front body
- Long sleeved design
- Round neck design
So Fabulous Shawl Collar Cardigan (Available in sizes 14-28)
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So Fabulous! Plus Size Shawn Collar Cardigan
This shawn collar cardigan by So Fabulous! wraps you up in style all season long with its chunky knit appeal.
Draping over your casual wardrobe this cardigan enhances your curves with its waist belt fastening. The wrap over style minimises your bust and narrows your shoulders creating a sleek silhouette. Full sleeves and an Aran style knit make this the perfect cover-up for those pesky April showers.
Wear this cardigan with So Fabulous! leggings, lace-up pumps and a jersey tee on your next day off. Grab a cross-body bag to sling over you while you catch up over coffee.
Useful info:
- Cardigan by So Fabulous!
- Available in sizes 14-28
- Shawn collar feature
- Aran knit detail to front
- Wrap over style
- Waist belt fastening
- Two front pockets
- Worn length: 32 inches


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RIM reportedly lays off multiple high-level executives under new CEO's direction
We were expecting some bad news to come out of RIM's earnings call today, and it looks like the removal of several high-ranking employees may be on the docket. The Globe and Mail reports that several "high level people" within the company were let go today, including multiple vice-presidents and senior vice-presidents. Both the sales and marketing departments are said to have been hit, as new CEO Thorsten Heins flexes his muscle in an effort to put the company on a positive track. We'll have more for you from RIM's earnings call itself, set to begin at 5PM ET.