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Two guns were found at two Virginia schools Tuesday - and in one case, not only was the weapon loaded, but it was found by students in a pre-K class.
Principal Dr. Catherine Whisman admits the news of the deadly shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary has some students at "Star of the Sea" Catholic school in Virginia Beach, frightened.
At 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, kids were at recess, when some pre-K children discovered the gun by the fence.
"They saw the gun on the playground and ran immediately to the teacher and told them that they didn't touch it," said Whisman. "The teachers immediately lined them up. Took them into the building."
"I thought it was great how they handled it," said Ann Barker. "Parents were notified immediately, the children's safety was the first thing they had in mind. Police were notified immediately."
But, how did a loaded gun end up at an elementary school?
Virginia Beach Police believe suspects in a nearby attempted robbery tossed the weapon during a foot chase.
Police also found an unloaded shot gun and hunting knife in a student's car, at Kempsville High. It appears the student forgot they were in the car, but still faces serious charges.
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The City of Kansas City, Mo., Water Services Department reports that due to storm related issues wastewater was discharged into First Creek and Second Creek Watersheds Thursday night and into Friday.
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HOUSTON (March 2009) – Girl Scout Senior Megan M. designed and led a character-building program for young girls at The Mission of Yahweh's House of Joy, a local shelter, to earn the Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council Gold Award, the highest award a Girl Scout can achieve. Less than 5 percent of girls who join Girl Scouts earn this recognition.
"Through my community service project, I learned that patience is the key to leading a large group and that everything runs more smoothly when I take the time to listen to other ideas and contributions," says Megan, a student at Memorial Senior High School. "It's important to reach out and help children with low self-esteem and confidence. My experience showed me how just one person or one program can make a huge impact on someone's life and bring them great joy and happiness."
Earning the Gold Award is a significant honor that requires recipients to demonstrate outstanding leadership skills, career planning, community involvement and personal development. It takes more than 100 service hours and two to three years of intensive work to complete the award requirements, which include planning and completing a project that is a service to the community.
"I chose this project because I'm interested in how character traits can build self-esteem and confidence," explains Megan. "I wanted to work with children to help them develop their character to gain confidence so they might find success in the future."
As part of her project, Megan recruited 11 volunteers to help design a program for girls ages 5 through 12 who are either homeless, abused or come from low-income households. During their meetings, the girls played games and made crafts while Megan addressed eight character traits that boost confidence and self-esteem.
"Megan learned a great deal about character traits and how they impact your self-esteem and self-worth," says Anne McCormack, Megan's mother. "The young girls in her group are also interested in starting their own Girl Scout troop; Megan is excited for them because she has truly enjoyed her Girl Scout experience."
As part of a Girl Scout troop, Megan enjoys camping and works on community service projects. This summer, her troop is planning a trip to Our Chalet, a Girl Scout World Center in Switzerland that brings Girl Scouts together from around the globe to share experiences, as well as the culture and traditions of their homeland. After high school, Megan plans to attend college.
Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's preeminent organization for girls, with a membership of more than 3.7 million girls and adults. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Chartered by GSUSA to provide Girl Scouting locally, Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is one of the largest Girl Scout councils in the country serving more than 65,000 girl members and 17,000 adults in 26 southeast Texas counties. For more information call 1-800-392-4340 or visit www.gssjc.org.


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On Oct.13, in Minneapolis, the Panthers began the surge that would turn the season around.
It started quietly. Rivera had been thinking about his inherent conservatism -- sometimes when driving home, sometimes on the team bus. The former defensive coordinator, when it came down to it, usually would kick the ball away and trust his defense to make a play. In his first 34 games as an NFL head coach, he had gone for it on fourth down fewer times than any coach in the NFL except former Panthers head man John Fox.
But on fourth-and-1 from the Minnesota 32 in the first quarter, Rivera skipped the field goal and instead sent Mike Tolbert bulling for two yards and a first down. Later in the same drive, the Panthers would go for a fourth down at the goal line and score. Carolina would end up winning, 35-10.
The following week, in a home game against St. Louis, the Panthers would win a game with pro wrestling overtones. The Rams were called for five personal fouls and had one player thrown out. The Panthers gave as good as they got, but within the rules, and kept their composure in a 30-15 win.
"Honestly, I think the time we got in a fight against the Rams was a big deal for us," offensive tackle Jordan Gross said. "We put our foot down. Our team kind of came together. It really ignited the fans. And since then that's been the turning point as far as the attitude of our home field."
The Panthers then blew out Tampa Bay, 31-13, in Florida and came back home to drill Atlanta, 34-10. The Panthers had gone from 1-3 to 5-3, moving over the .500 mark for the first time since the 2008 season.
But all four wins had come against inferior competition, and the meat of the Panthers' schedule still loomed. The question was no longer whether the Panthers could win any games. It was whether they could beat a good team.
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As outlined in a May 1, 2013 article published in The Atlantic, "Over the last few years the outstanding amount of US student debt has surpassed the stock of automotive, home equity lines of credit and credit card debt. With just shy of $1 trillion in student loans outstanding, mortgages are the only form of debt Americans have more of." Additionally, the New York Federal Reserve recently reported more than five million student loan borrowers have at least one loan past due.
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ARLINGTON — It's been the home of Dallas Cowboys football, the NBA All-Star Game, professional boxing, and even monster truck shows.
Soon, you can add the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament South Regional &mash; the Sweet 16 and Elite 8.
Think of it as a warm-up for next year, when North Texas will host the Final Four.
"We can learn from this and apply that next year," said Dallas Cowboys spokesman Brett Daniels.
The University of Kansas is the No. 1 seed in the South region, and if the team makes it to Arlington, it could feel like more than a warm-up here in Big 12 country.
The first two games are one week from Friday, with the winners facing off on Sunday.
Right now, the Cowboys expect attendance to be in the mid-30,000 range, and there is currently no plan to use the stadium's upper bowl. But if Kansas meets expectations, that could change.
"They've got a great following. I know all their fans went to New Orleans last year for the finals — packed the city down there," Daniels said. "I would expect the same kind of following here."
Workers are currently installing a 16,000-seat system (owned by the NCAA) on the field level.
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Ron Santo's wife, Vicki, said she would have much preferred her husband give his Baseball Hall of Fame induction speech Sunday.
"Rest assured that he's laughing at my expense to see me squirm a little bit," she said.
She said words could not express her sorrow that Santo didn't live to see his enshrinement.
Vicki filled in for the late Cubs third baseman with grace and took the spotlight. Her speech may have been the most inspirational of all. Those in attendance probably learned more about Santo as a person than if he had given the speech himself.
She described a guy who hid his diabetes from teammates for 10 years, a guy who nearly passed a teammate on the basepaths after hitting a grand slam because his sugar was low and he needed to get back into the dugout to eat a candy bar, a guy who told a nurse that his second leg amputation, in 2002, came at a perfect time because he'd be ready in time to return to the Cubs' broadcast booth, and a guy who continued to broadcast games over the final 10 years of his life despite many challenges. We learned about the years of his struggles with diabetes, and how he raised $65 million for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
"Ron's life was never about lows," Vicki said. "He always found a way to make it about highs."
Her stories were compelling and emotional. Yet, she seemed compelled and unshaken. But Barry Larkin was the one shedding tears.
"This is not a sad day, not at all," she said. This is a very happy day. It's an incredible day for an incredible man, a man who lived an extraordinary life to its fullest. Indeed, he had a wonderful life. From the humble beginnings of Garlic Gulch to the Baseball Hall of Fame. It was a spectacular journey fraught with trials and tribulations and incredible lows and highs."
According to Vicki, Santo's ability to play baseball was a God given gift. She said playing the game was easy for him, and that it was only the diabetes that made the game hard. "Looking back, he believed he was given the gift of talent as well as the challenge of diabetes so that through his hardship, he could shed light on a cause that he could help others through his story," Vicki said.
"Santo believed it's not what happens to you in life that people may judge, but how you handle what happens to you in your life," Vicki said later in her speech.
Thanks to Vicki, thousands of people, if not more, now know about the life and heroic journey of the 2012 Hall of Famer.
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Ron Santo's wife, Vicki, said she would have much preferred her husband give his Baseball Hall of Fame induction speech Sunday.
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Lady Hawke: Who knows, there may be a Rembrandt or Rockwell up in the attic.
Good evening!
I am delighted to say that LemonFaerie has sent me her Valentine's release book to read through before it goes on sale. I CANNOT tell you how much I enjoy doing this. I think I missed my calling, lol.
I am also happy that being alone in the house with my husband is not necessarily a bad thing. I cannot remember having the house to ourselves all day. And you may read as much innuendo into that as you wish!!
Tonight I cooked an old favourite; braising steak with thinly sliced onions, tomatoes and potatoes, all slow cooked in stock. I served it with runner beans and cabbage. Very nice too, though I can still taste the garlic, lol!
Ironsos, message sent.
Lady Hawke, my mother keeps making noises about me going into their loft. I can imagine the tears, nostalgia and memories, and admire you for attacking the job so far with a level head. You cannot keep everything, much as your heart might want to.
It sounds like your Mother has been working herself towards this move for a long time, she has certainly seized on the opportunity.
Graymayne, your lunch sounds delicious, I am glad you had a good day. I too was so happy to see snowdrops, and even a few crocuses in the churchyard yesterday.
ASTI, that is amazing you and your DS have never had a day at home alone. Because my DS has been in graduate school off and on over the years he has frequently stayed home from work to study or work on an assignment on a day our daughter had to be at school.
IRONSOS, we sent a DREADFUL painting to the donation center today. We suspect there is another one lurking somewhere. My grandmother had a strange taste in art and would purchase things no one wanted to hang on the wall. They are below par work by amateur artists attempting to pass themselves as professionals.
I am tired. Spending hours rooting through everything in my bedroom wore me out. There are boxes of books back there I simply could not lift and carry out of there to the car to take to the donation center. I'll have to take those the next time we go.
My mother has been clearing out the closet in the entrance hall since I left. At the rate she is going I may have to have her come over here and loot through my closets.
We are having hamburgers. I am tired. I almost pulled frozen pizzas out of the freezer but I rallied and made myself wash up some lettuce and sliced some onions and tomatoes. I also cut up some potatoes to cook some potato planks in the oven.
Tomorrow night I am planning to make a coconut chicken curry. I know in England curries are a common home dinner. I saw a selection of them on the "something for everyone" menu at the restaurant I found in England that resembles US chain restaurants. Curries are much more exotic here. You only see them at Indian restaurants here, not on a generalized menu. My local grocery has only two selections of curry, a jar of green Thai curry and a jar of red Thai curry, and a can of coconut milk. To find a selection of products I had to go to an Indian market. I have never been served a curry at someone's home. We don't have curry shops on every corner. So, making a curry is somewhat intimidating and exotic. I don't have anything I need to make one waiting on a shelf in my pantry. I had to go purchase everything.
I went shopping today with Jen. First we stopped and got my hair cut. It had gotten so long but I am too old to wear my hair that long. Now it is cut in a bob that is just below my chin. Just the right length especially since I seem to have so much static electricity. Now I can at least put it behind my ears so it is not flying in my face. Then we stopped at Golden Corral where we ate dinner. We stopped there because I could get what ever I fancied.
Then it was on to Kohls where I shopped for tall boots, a sweater, over blouse, and a sweater jacket that I could wear under my coat and not be too bulky. I needed the boots to wear over my skinny black jeans. I had black flats and black heels but they both would be too cold to wear to a funeral. It is suppose to snow again tonight and this time accumulate about 3 inches so it all won't be gone by Monday. I do not have winter dress clothes so I needed to buy something dressey. Well I have them but all my dress clothes are too big.
I meant to go to the grocery store but I was too tired. Now I won't be able to for a couple of days because of the snow. It is not like I don't have food but I needed to get some fresh fruit and milk. I have some oranges left so I guess I will be eating them. If the snow doesn't come until tomorrow late I might make it to the grocery store.
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I am up again early. It did snow last night but just a small amount. Since we are under a winter advisory all day it still can snow more.
I just let the dogs back in and it is snowing hard. This time we will probably get the accumulation they said. There is enough snow on the ground that this will stick. It has warmed up enough for it to snow too.
Leaky is not up to snuff yet. Everyday I get the notice that the site was not able to be recovered. At least it comes up when I use the bookmark and I am not locked out.
I am glad I bought a new pair of long johns. I use to have some that I wore when I was working outside but I don't know where they are today. I knew it is going to be cold outside Monday so I wanted to be prepared. At least they will be black like my pants.
COOLG, we have black ice outside. I have been so busy I haven't seen a weather forecast this week. I was completely surprised to find the wet street outside was actually ice. Fortunately, I did not find out the hard way. My Facebook feed is full of reports of wrecks all over the area. It seems we are under a Winter Weather Advisory until 10 AM.
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That is one of my favorite movies.
Lady Hawke – have you ever seen American Pickers on the History channel? http://www.history.com/shows/american-pickers/articles/want-to-be-on-american-pickers Maybe you have some stuff in the attic they would buy… Then again you probably don't have the time to wait for them to get there.
sounds like you are getting the weather we had about to 2 weeks ago Cool G. Sorry.
When I lived in Bozeman Montana in the 80s a new restaurant opened up that was American food mostly. They had a Chicken Curry that was out of this world. The place is on my list of best restaurants I've ever been to. The New England style Clam Chowder they made was sssssssssssooooooooooooooooooooo good I always had 2 bowls of it whenever I went in on a Friday. It was also one of the few places I have eaten at where I would tip the cooks along with the waitstaff.
That sounds like a great feast Graymayne Feasting is a great way to celebrate.
The graveyards have finally ended (mostly, still have one a week tonight) and we are back to a normal schedule. I get 22.5 hours a week, up from the 14 that was my normal last year. Need more but it's a start…
I woke up early, but that gives me time to get things done and get a good long nap before I pull my 8 PM to 8 AM shift tonight.
Is tipping an American thing only or is it done world wide now?
We are going to go over to my parent's house so my DS can collec the tools he wants from my father's "shop" in the garage. I know my mother needs something heavy lifted into the trash can as well and it is likely we will collect those boxes of books too. That way my DS can help me with them.
Then, we are thinking of trying a restaurant my DS discovered yesterday when out to lunch for the birthday of a work colleague. It is in a historic neighborhood. They serve only meats which were fed on an organic diet. They use locally grown produce. It is a sort of soup, salad, sandwich and hot meat and vegetable "plate lunch" type of place. It is called a diner but they also have a full bar which is not standard at a diner. My DS says the desserts are made by a Middle Eastern fellow. He brought home a piece of rum cake for me last night. It was delicious, very dense with a sauce.
Here is the website with the menus if you are interested.
My curry making will wait until tomorrow if we are out and about today, plus having lunch in a restaurant. We will have leftover hamburgers or the threatened frozen pizza tonight.
SIRIUS, I'm pretty certain that show would want something in that attic but we would have had to have contacted them before my parents were ready to go. My mother would have never let a bunch of strangers and a TV crew traipse through her house. Are you working the security desk on your building or are you working some other place?
The sun is out. The black ice won't last long now.
My hands are cold. I went outside and cleaned the snow off of my truck. I wanted it cleaned in case we get another storm like they are saying is possible. If it doesn't come, then I will drive to the grocery tomorrow. They say to stay off the roads if you don't need to because of the black ice. They probably have the main roads clear by now.
Someone new is moving in across the street. While I was cleaning my truck off, someone pulled into my drive next door and left the vehicle. I saw them getting into another vehicle and hollared at them. I let them know they had pulled into my drive. They said they were just getting the trailer off the road and would be moving it shortly. I told him it was ok to leave it for a short while but that was my driveway and it was used. That is where we park when it snows and is icy because you have a hard time getting out of my drivway since it is on an incline. I also have the area in front of my fense graveled so you can park there too. When the weather is bad, everyone turns around in the other driveway and then parks in front of the fense.
I just wanted them to know that even though it looks vacant next door that someone was around. I think the people who lived in the house a couple of years ago were the ones who stole all my wood crafts off my porch.
Groundhog Day the movie has been on AMC several times today. I think it stays on until this evening around 7 or 8. I have been listening to it while I work.
I am cooking some fettuccine and shrimp scampi. I will probably bake a potatoe in the microwave and toast some hoagie bread along with a salad for my dinner. The shrimp scampi is something I get from the Schwann's man. It is frozen individually in a resealable bag so I can cook as many shrimp as I want. It taste very good. I have a two burner hotplate I got at Walmart which does a good job of cooking. Between the hotplate, the microwave, and my large roaster oven I can fix just about anything I want.
Hi everyone! I just wanted to drop by & say that I discovered a gem in the pre-cooked entree section of Walmart's supermarket. It is the "Jack Daniel's Old Time Quality Seasoned & Cooked BBQ Pulled Pork" All I can say is YUMMMMMMM… & I am super finicky about my BBQ! Never thought I would rave about a packaged item like this… But, it is just flat delish!
Thanks Won_Two. I will look for it.
We spent so long at my parent's house with my DS working on clearing the garage and me helping my mother clear the kitchen cabinets we didn't make it to the restaurant for lunch until dinner time.
I was extremely hungry since I had nothing to eat since breakfast. I expected to be terribly impressed with the food since the cake my DS brought home was so good. Unfortunately, I ordered a pork pazole with hominy which was supposed to be a stew but in reality was a soup. The flavor was not particularly interesting. It was flat and one note. Considering how hungry I was that was a bit of a negative conviction against the meal. The pazole was served with two tortilla chips and when I finished I was still starved.
I prefer eating at privately owned restaurants and if I had my way the next time we go out to eat I would go somewhere I have never been. Sometimes, like tonight, it is a disappointment.
We have played a game of cards since we've been home and now we are finishing watching GROUNDHOG DAY.
Lady Hawke All in all, I would say that you didn't have a good day. We once ate in a restaurant in Manchester when visiting BigG which specialised in Mexican food. It is so long ago I don't remember what I had, I only know that I haven't repeated the experience.
My DS is going to roast chicken in the halogen cooker today because he was so impressed with the finished product the first time he attempted it. This cooking method, as well as being faster than using the conventional oven, seems to deliver a moister, tastier bird. I am additionally pleased because the smell of cooking is much reduced and there is no roasting pan to wash afterwards.
My meal that I cooked yesterday was very good too. So good that after eating, I was reading and went to sleep. I don't think I ever fully woke up until 5 this morning. The temp must have raised because I never put on an extra blanket . The dogs slept all night too. Of course they were jumping around waiting for me to let them out this morning. I thought I should check the storage building on the other side of the house because with the snow melting, the roof might leak in one spot. Sure enough the buckets were almost full but the top was frozen. I got the top busted loosed and was able to dip the water out of the bucket to throw away. When I came back inside I realized how warm it was inside. So my heaters keep it warm as long as the outside temp is in the teens. When it drops lower, it isn't cosy but at least it is not cold.
I usually pay my utilities online befor I actually receive my bills. I hadn't opened my water bill from last month since it was already paid. Yesterday I opened the new one and got a shock. It was almost doubled. So I went looking for the last couple of bills to see what the problem was. I was afraid I might have a leak but checking the bills out it seems it doubled when my daughter was here.We finally decided it was from washing clothes. She and her daughter usually washed clothes every day. Between the extra washing and the extra showers, the water consumption added up. There was no question what the problem was since we looked at the water bills before they moved in and the water usage after they moved out. My electrical problem might have saved me some money. Lol Even with using the heaters, my electric bill was not as high as it was last year.
I had to shut down my computer and restart it. I was not kicked out of Leaky so that is an improvement.
Graymanye It sounds like your new oven is working out ok for you. I have thought about getting one since Won recommended them but was afraid it would be too complicated for me to remember how to work it. I can use anything I used befor the stroke but it is hard for me to use something new since. The days of my being a great cook are over with. It is too bad that I didn't use receipes for a lot of what I cooked. I never though a day would come that I could not remember how to cook something.
I am getting better on making meals with the help of frozen items. I buy things from the Schwann's man that is in reclosable bags. Then I only cook what I need to use in making a meal. This is much better than cooking a frozen dinner. I also buy things that are good to use in an omelet. Of course things from Schwann's are expensive but not when you take into consideration how many meals you can make out of each item and that it taste good. Their catfish is very good.
GRAYMAYNE, Mexican food might be an acquired taste but I don't think I would have made my first attempt at it or based my life long attitude toward it based on a restaurant in Manchester, England. I think Mexican food, like Indian or Asian foods is best found in areas with a large demographic of those populations. I have no doubt the MM's homemade tamales bare little to no resemblance to the tamales in that restaurant in Manchester.
I will also say that the stereotypical Mexican restaurant is going to have a lot of food dependent on rice, beans and tortillas with various stuffings of meat, cheese and beans inside and various sauces on top. Much of that is very good in its own right if prepared properly but I would find it too heavy for a steady diet. However, if you can find a Mexican restaurant with a good mixture of regional Mexican foods and chefs who know how to cook them you will find a whole other diet based on fish and seafoods with fresh fruits and vegetable incorporated into the meal.
We have a fairly large and growing Mexican/Hispanic population here. There is a wide variety of privately owned Mexican restaurants. Those are some of the few privately owned restaurants we have relatively close to our house. One of our favorites is down the block from my parent's new home and another is in the same block where my MIL lives. If Mexican food is well prepared it can be quite enjoyable, even if you might not want to eat it every day for every meal for weeks, months and years.
MM has noted she thinks I cook more Mexican food more often than she does. The reason for this is fajitas and tacos are quick and easy to throw together, unlike MM's tamales which are so time consuming and complicated I would never start.
I am doing the curry/Coconut Chicken Korma/Chicken Tikka Masala tonight. I'm preprepping as much of it as possible before we go to my mother's to do a shift there. I don't want a lot of complicated preparation and cooking waiting for me when I get home. We were very tired and hungry last night. I want dinner tonight to be pleasant and quick.
COOLG, I never thought of not being able to remember how you cooked something without using a recipe. I just assumed if you just knew how to cook you would be able to continue "just cooking" without the aid of recipes. As you know I hardly ever use a recipe. I've just been looking at a variety of chicken curry/coconut chicken korma/chicken tikka masala recipes and finding they are all very similar with variations. I'm just going to follow a general path toward something with chicken and a curry sauce with some onions and maybe some green peas and tomatoes to serve over rice with naan (flat bread which I did purchase from the Indian shop). I also have some snow peas and carrots to stir fry and serve on the side.
Indian is another food that so closely resembles itself from dish to dish I know I would find it monotonous to eat on a daily basis. Meat with vegetables or vegetables in some sort of curry sauce over rice with naan is not much variety. I very much enjoy it in isolation but would not want to eat it to the exclusion of all else on a daily basis.
I also have to go produce some sort of breakfast for us.
As most of you know I am not a sports fan and I am certainly not an American rules football fan but I must share a bit of information with you.
I imagine a lot has been made of this nationally as the defensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens is Michael Oher, the young man whose life was featured in the Sandra Bullock Academy Award Winning movie THE BLIND SIDE.
There is a lot of furor about it around here as he is a Memphis boy who went on to play for the University of Mississippi.
I probably still won't watch the Super Bowl (Downton Abbey is on tonight.) but I will be more interested in the outcome than I normally am.
I've decided to make the curry before going to my parent's house. I decided curry was one of those things that probably improves from sitting in the refrigerator a few hours and being reheated. That means when we get home I will only have to cook the rice and warm the naan.
My mother just called and has about five priorities for me to work on first. So, I'm going over there prepared to face onslaught. I've told her we are going to have to wait for a more moderate weekend to go to the attic.
Good evening!
Please stop me if I'm whining, but I am tired! All this overtime is catching up with me. I am only working a 39 hour week, but it is irregular, the overtime is as and when, and the early starts and long days are hurting. And although I am doing all I can, the extra money really won't make that much difference.
Still, this week I do have two consecutive days off, for the first time since Christmas, yay!
Lady Hawke, please let us know how the curry turns out. We have discussed curry before…. I have a few Jamie Oliver curry recipes that are the best I have ever cooked.
You find curry on pretty much every pub menu here. Our little town has 3 indian restaurants, and also do takeaways. My DS likes the really really really hot ones that really really hurt to eat, but since I found the Jamie Oliver curries, we don't use the restaurants, he prefers homemade, lol. None of them are that hot, but full of flavour with a lot of spice.
I hope you enjoy yours.
ASTI, I made your Jamie Oliver Chicken Tikka Masala once and it was very, very good but I had to purchase a lot of things I don't have and it ended up being very expensive for me in addition to having a very difficult time finding the correct ingredients. As I mentioned we don't have curries in every restaurant and in a metropolitan area of about one million people we have to drive about 18 miles to reach the nearest Indian restaurant. It is just recently I have found this Indian market that is not 15 miles away.
We like a hot curry, particularly with a long slow burn. I sometimes like painful ones but when I eat those I like some yogurt type cooling side dishes to accompany them.
You ladies are making me hungry.
I will keep my eye out for an Indian restaurant and an Indian store. I'm sure we have them but I have not seen them. LadyHawke is correct. An authentic Mexican restaurant is rare in areas where there are very few hispanics.
LadyHawke – I absolutely LOVE Pozole. I am very sorry that they served it to you like a soup. If made correctly it is very tasty, thick and full of hominy and pork. But it is like any other stew….It's much tastier after it sits or the next day. Also you have to make sure you skim off the fat but leave all the tasty stew.
Your attempt at making chicken curry simply intimidates me. I have never tasted it so I would have no idea how to make it.
Tamales – I make only ONCE a year and with lots of helpers. It is a very involved process and each tamale has to be rolled individually. If you are making dozens and dozens you need a lot of helpers. :D
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no hot curry !!!!!!!! I like to taste the food not the heat……. don't like any HOT (spicey) food except horseradish which I can eat straight out of the bottle
welcome home MMM
I am up early again. I was able to go back to sleep after letting the dogs out earlier this morning.
I did watch football last night. I kept thinking about we use to have a game about the super bowl. I miss the games but realize that people have moved on with their busy lives. I do wish JKR would write a book about Harrry and Company. Since there were several wizards that were evil in the past, there will be a new evil that will arize she could write about. She has got the last novel out of her system so maybe there may be a chance for this to happen.
I have to go to a funeral today. I told you about my son-in-law's father a couple of weeks ago. Jennifer is taking off work early so I will be riding with her. I am glad since I do not want to drive in the snow. It is mostly the side roads that are still slick. It is suppose to snow again today.
My DS's company is "reorganizing" tomorrow. They do not believe this includes loss of jobs. They have had an early retirement incentive on offer and they believe the departments under retiring directors will be reorganized under other directors in other departments.
We are still holding our breaths until we see what happens.
I am going to my parent's house as soon as I leave my daughter at school. I am going to tell my mother I will give her two hours this morning and then I need to come home and do my own things here.
Good evening!
I cannot remember if I've already described this recipe. It is relatively new, but is certainly a firm favourite. It is a sort of soup of onion and celery, to which you add chicken stock, peas, courgette, orzo and left over roast chicken. It is finished off with a spoonful of green pesto and a squeeze of lemon, and is so beautifully light and tasty. Yum yum.
My DS didn't stay up for the superbowl after all. He and son are watching it now, and were grateful they had the ability to buzz through the power cut!!!! CoolG, I remember you making my DS an honourary Leaky Person one superbowl!
Lady Hawke, I have been thinking about your husbands situation a lot since our phone call. I do hope all works out well tomorrow. You will all be very much in my thoughts. xxx
MM, did you have a wonderful holiday?
Sirius, I'm with you……. I much prefer layers of flavour to heat. But I have to disagree about the horseradish, I really don't like it!


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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Last Friday, members of the FGCU men's soccer team volunteered with Habitat for Humanity of Lee and Hendry Counties.
"This was a great opportunity for our guys to give back to the community in a uniquely hands-on way," said head coach Bob Butehorn. "It was a great bonding experience for our team and I know that the guys had a good time painting. I am happy to have been a part of the effort and I speak for the entire team when I say that we hope to work with Habitat for Humanity even more in the future."
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In the last two days Rick, Marilyn, Fox, Miranda and little old me, Ed Herlihy... uh... I mean, Jonathan, have been discussing forming an elitist, nose in the air film society whereupon we spend all of our free time deriding others' film taste and congratulating each others' pithy statements with phrases like "Hear, hear!", "Jolly Good!" and "That's the spirit old sport!"
Okay, actually it's nothing like that. It went down like this. Marilyn and Rick were a part of a film forum whose purpose was to have a member pick a movie, write it up and then everyone would discuss it. All of this was done on a separately created blog. After the first post by Girish I was informed by Marilyn and Rick that not much happened. I chimed in by saying that, essentially, if you want discussion then forget the separate blog thing. Let's all of us do it on our own blogs. That is to say, Marilyn picks a movie for the month, we all watch it (even if we've seen it before, just so it's fresh in our heads) and then the host writes it up at their own blog and since we all visit each others blogs anyway there's no added pressure to be a part of some separate forum. My almost unnaturally brilliant and ingenious idea was met with happy acceptance. So...
Each month we rotate the blogs. Marilyn starts it off, I'll take second, Rick takes third and so on. The details of all of that can be worked out later. For now there are a few things to clear up.
One - What should we call it? Marilyn mentioned she'd like to start off with Guys and Dolls and mentioned the line from it, " "The Oldest Established Permanent Floating Crap Game in New York." That's too long to put on a sidebar widget but I like it. Maybe just "The Crap Game." And it's got the word "crap" in it. You gotta love that. I'd like suggestions on a name for this discussion group but for myself I do favor something that isn't film related like "Film of the Month Club" or "Reel Talk" or something obvious like that.
Two - Anyone can be a part of it. We all put up an announcement in our sidebar (and I'd be happy to design a simple widget for it) as to the title of the next movie and the date and place its write-up will be posted. Then, join in. Now I've noticed that lately Rick's place has the same "comment frenzy" atmosphere as this blog and while I'm sure both Rick and I appreciate a good stream of consciousness comment section (I know I do - Really, I do. I find the comments here extremely entertaining and I don't want that to ever stop) for the movie of the month write-ups I'd like everyone to actually discuss the film at hand. That was the point of the forum Marilyn and Rick belonged to: To really get at the meat of the film and dissect it.
Three - That's up to you. Please comment away on this post as to any other ideas you have or suggestions you'd like to make for this but keep in mind, the simpler we keep it the better. Each month a blogger picks a movie, we all see it, they write it up at their place and we go discuss it. Let Marilyn, Rick and I know what you think. We've already got a few people (the five of us stated above and a couple of others I think) who want to do it. Let us know if you'd like to join in too. I know that anyone on my blogroll is more than welcome to be a part of it. Thanks.
The name of the club is the The Oldest Established Really Important Film Club, a combination of a line from Guys and Dolls, suggested by Marilyn and wholeheartedly endorsed by Wendymoon and myself and "The Really, Really Big and Important Club" jokingly suggested by Rick.
The order so far is:
Marilyn - January
Jonathan - February
Rick - March
Bill - April
Pat - May
Patrick McGoohan Flickhead - June
Ed - July
Fox - August
Miranda - September
Tom - October
Krauthammer - November
Ibetolis - December
Joseph Campanella - January
Others who have commented saying they want to participate but haven't said for sure if they want to pick a movie: Wendymoon, Joseph and Adam. If any of you want to pick a movie and write it up I say the next four spots are yours since you did comment that you'd like to participate. If you just want to watch the movies selected and join in the discussion, that's fine too. Let me know.
Also, I just want to let everyone know that if you have a date to do a post and don't want to, just let Marilyn, Rick or me know a little bit ahead of time and we can either take the date ourselves, see if anyone who hasn't done one wants to do a movie or if someone who has wants to do a second movie. Thanks.
By Sunday I should have the widget and centralized post done for the Film Club. Once it's done I'll let everyone know.


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Thousands of emergency calls made in Washington state during the recent 911 outage failed to go through because they got stuck at a processing center in Englewood, Colo.
The estimated 4,500 calls – which failed to reach local emergency centers for about six hours April 10 – were stranded because the Colorado complex that routes 911 calls to the appropriate places had reached its threshold, according to an April 24 report to the state.
The calls initially go to the complex as part of the state's agreement with Louisiana-based telecommunications company CenturyLink to provide a statewide 911 network, as opposed to city- and county-run systems. CenturyLink sent the report explaining the breakdown to the state Utilities and Transportation Commission, which is investigating the outage.
CenturyLink uses the company Intrado as a third-party vendor to route 911 calls to the appropriate dispatch centers. To make that happen, Intrado's Colorado complex assigns each call a unique identifying "key," which allows the call to be routed to the appropriate dispatchers.
In effect, the keys are tickets that let the calls be sent on their way.
On April 10, the Colorado center ran out of those tickets.
To avoid that, every so often Intrado purges the system to make sure enough keys are available for incoming calls. The last time the system was cleared out was September, said state E911 IT project manager Andy Leneweaver, based on his conversations with the company.
Between then and April 10, the 40 million to 60 million keys available were used up, meaning that during the outage incoming calls effectively were unable to leave the Colorado complex, he said.
Another factor that added to the delay in sending 911 calls to Washington's emergency centers was that the possibility of running out of keys was not thought serious enough to trigger a significant alarm notifying Intrado of the breakdown, Leneweaver said.
"Unfortunately, this had been relegated to a relatively minor alarm condition," he said. "It took our (call centers) calling for them to pay attention to the alarm."
Washington's 911 system isn't the only one Intrado serves. The state report states 911 calls in Minnesota and North Carolina were part of the April 10 outage, though it didn't specify how many calls.
"I think the number was six to eight (call centers) in North Carolina and somewhere in the neighborhood of 11 in Minnesota," Leneweaver said, compared to 127 call centers affected in Washington.
Intrado has another complex in Miami that functioned just fine on April 10. The 770 Washington 911 calls that got through during the outage presumably were routed through Florida, instead of Colorado, Leneweaver said.
Once Intrado crews figured out what was causing the outage, all calls were temporarily sent to Miami as a fix, Leneweaver said.
Intrado says the April 10 outage "was caused by an isolated system issue that was promptly resolved."
"The system is stable and continues to process 911 calls normally," the company said in a statement after the incident.
As for the future, one thing the state has asked in light of the outage is that emergency calls be more evenly distributed between the Miami and Colorado centers, Leneweaver said.
"We want a nice, balanced network," he said. "Because you don't want any one single point of failure to take it down. Obviously, this was sort of a single point of failure."
Intrado also has created a specific, enhanced alarm for when the unique key threshold is reached, according to the state report.
But the other fixes by Intrado make the chances of that happening slim, Leneweaver said. Instead of 40 million to 60 million, the threshold was increased after the outage to 6 billion to 8 billion unique keys.
"No. 2, they have a guy watching it now, actively watching it now, to see how it's logging," he said.
CenturyLink, in its report to the state, also seemed confident the problem would not repeat itself.
"... it is not theoretically possible to exhaust the threshold ranges," the company wrote.
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mickeydocs wrote:Use of Cork airport is not just limited to people from Cork, lots of people from Munster much prefer using Cork rather than go to Dublin.
It would be interesting to compare passenger figures for Cork and Shannon if transatlantic flights were also allowed for Cork (as they will be in the not too distant future).
Cork had more passengers than Shannon in 2004, however this trend was reversed in 2005 because of the huge increase in passenger numbers at Shannon due to US Military using the base as a stopover on their way to Iraq.
jdivision wrote:Cork airport has been a joke for a decade. The new terminal building was badly needed. Shannon's a hole and was only created for political reasons and despite getting every break going would be losing bucketloads of money if it wasn't for the US troop landings. The fact that one of them is stopping next year has left it in the proverbial creek without a paddle. DAA can't relinquish control of it because it's incapable of standing on its own two feet.
dave123 wrote:LOL. Yeh it was Cork that was getting more money in the end, and CAUSED more debt for DAA not Shannon, ues shannon had debt but there were also a lot of money taken out of shannon at the same time, which causeed the monopoly at Dublin, which is why before EVER got into the equation Shannon wanted to run as a separate body, your right Cork airport is a joke..... US troop landings is getting a bit old. now since it's leveling off, and threathned to be move elsewehere. Shannon had more problems going against it than Cork EVER had. Yet Shannon pulled through even with plummeting Transathlantic figues... In the end Shannon has it's debts cleared.
I think it would be better in the long run for many reasons to scrapp Cork airport and merge it into shannon. I can see how threathned the cork people are, but you don't want to see the positive.
mickeydocs wrote:Just wondering how Irish Rails proposed once an hour scheduled rail service to Dublin will fare now that Ryanair are offering flights to Cork that amount to half the cost and one third of the travel time?
a boyle wrote:scrapping cork is the correct thing to do. instead of investing in cork airport , investing in a new direct rail link from cork to limerick and on to shannon is the best thing you could have done with the 180 million euro invested in cork airport.
That way you would have a rail link between cork and ennis (with a real chance of it continuing to galway) AND an airport with an catchment population comparable to dublin.
Intead you have a provincial airport which will never bring the same choice of destinations as shannon could.
However if shannon and cork can both survive then all the better , but if there is a choice it is quite clear that shannon is preferable.
mickeydocs wrote:preferrable to whom?
How about another option. Let's scrap Dublin, Cork, Shannon, Galway, Farranfore, Knock. Let's knock them down.
Let's build an airport in the heart of the country that's accessible to all areas of the country, let's say we build this in Tipperary or Kilkenny, equidistant to Cork and Dublin, and quite close to Galway, Waterford and Limerick.
Let's then build a railway network built around this airport. We could then have a rail network that makes all areas of the country accessible, and an airport that is within one hour of all main population hubs. The airport is now used by all four million citizens, and is thus able to provide a much better range of services than either Cork, Dublin or Shannon do right now (let's face it, if we want to fly longhaul we always go via London, Paris, or Amsterdam).
This solution means that the majority of our citizens are no longe obliged to have to travel to go to Dublin so as to fly to the United States. The country gets an equitable transport infrastructure, and for much less than the proposed one billion that is to be spent on Dublin airport.
witconor wrote:Sounds like Zaventem (Brussels National) Airport in Belgium!
a boyle wrote:mickey docs is spot on. one single airport in the center of the country would be a great idea.
There are two things that might make the idea falter (possibly!).
One you are creating a monopoly. so we could all end up gouged. however if four terminal were built and indepentantly owned and operated then you could be onto .
The second reason why it is a good idea but a diificult one to implement is that it would require a huge amount a air traffic to pass over populated areas. in shannon and dublin are close to the sea.
Of course if a high speed rail connection existed between cork and shannon , then the logical next step would be to create a high speed dublin / shannon / limerick rail link . Then decommision the dublin to cork line.
jungle wrote:Ryanair are actually cutting flights on Cork-Dublin in the winter, while Aer Arann and Irish Rail are increasing frequency..
a boyle wrote:scrapping cork is the correct thing to do. instead of investing in cork airport , investing in a new direct rail link from cork to limerick and on to shannon is the best thing you could have done with the 180 million euro invested in cork airport.
That way you would have a rail link between cork and ennis (with a real chance of it continuing to galway) AND an airport with an catchment population comparable to dublin.
Intead you have a provincial airport which will never bring the same choice of destinations as shannon could.
However if shannon and cork can both survive then all the better , but if there is a choice it is quite clear that shannon is preferable.
dave123 wrote:In the end Shannon has it's debts cleared.
A-ha wrote: a boyle, that train idea is fine if you live in the city, but what if you live in the backs of beyonds.
A-ha wrote::mad: I mean, like, who would even consider closing three airports so a train line can be built to Shannon.
a boyle wrote:The germans would . They would build a 200 km/h route between cork limerick shannon and galway, with four stops only. the trip time would be 38 minutes. Then they would build a 300 km/h train between dublin and shannon. They would close the lines between galway and dublin and cork and dublin. Every one would save time overall.
And yes in fact the best idea is to build one single airport in the center of the country with four independant terminals. Set up a seperate government owned company to auction of each time slot to each terminal, thus minimizing the monopoly.
The advantage of this is huge , you would no longer need to go through heathrow AT ALL to go to different places.
Of course people like thomond park run this country , thinking that you provide infrastructure where people want it. While this sounds nice it is in fact the worst thing you can do . It is why there are traffic jams on the m50.
Instead dublin cork and shannon will all remain provincial and the country will continue to suffer the expense and time of having to go through heathrow, in order to get to many destinations. But clearly you all know better. what we have at the moment obviously works so well .


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