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My friend Kelee knows the way to my heart. In the last week she's given me a pint of mini tomatillos and a shopping bag of kale. How great is that? And combined with the haul I took in at the farmers market and some fun extras we grabbed at a local farm stand – well, let's just say I'm a grinning fool.
A grinning fool.
Then the weather turned colder and my smile got even bigger, because that means it's officially Oven Season! Which is one of my favorites, along with Garden Season, Fall Television Season and Holiday Season.
My father cracks me up. He'll sing at the drop of a hat, and one of his favorites is a certain Simon and Garfunkel song. Because my mother and I both like to cook, we talk about ingredients when we get together – so we tend to set him up for musical interludes pretty easily.
Mom: "Launie, can you grab the parsley from the jar on the counter?"
Me: "Sure, do you need any other herbs?"
Dad: (Singing) "Are you going to Scarborough Fair? Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme..."
Mom: (Trying to talk a little over Dad) "No, I think that's all we need."
Me: "Sounds good."
Dad: "Remember me to one who lives there..."
(At this point, Mom can't help herself so she chimes in and the two of them finish the line together.)
"She once was, a true love of mine."
So, I laughed a little bit when I opened the refrigerator door the other day and saw...parsley and rosemary. I had thyme and sage in the freezer, so this dip created itself with the soundtrack of my parents singing in my ears.
(Although, I did deviate a little bit – I had some fresh oregano and scallions that were begging to chime in, too.)
And the combination of those herbs with cottage cheese and lemon juice created a bright and lively dip that was so good, that it replaced dinner that night.
Bonus: The dip came together in less time than it would take to sing a stanza of a certain song.
"Are you going to Scarborough Fair?"
"I found Thai basil, I found Thai basil!" Jedd happily yelled when he walked through the door.
"Whut?" I asked looking up from the computer.
"I found it, I finally found it," he said.
And, indeed, he finally had.
Thai basil doesn't seem that exotic an ingredient, but we've never seen it. We've checked grocery stores and health food co-ops, but we've just never been able to get our hands on it. So suddenly having a bunch of the slightly peppery basil to play with, felt a little daunting.
Then – of course – I fell prey to "Launie hoarding." It had taken years and years of searching, so of course I wanted to make something spectacular with it. Which meant that I trimmed off the ends, and stuck it in a jar where it sat for two weeks.
Jedd was just as "hoard-ish."
"We need to do something really special with it," he said.
"I know, but what? Thai chicken? In a soup? What about a noodle dish?" I suggested.
"Any of those sound good," he said.
Which should have given me direction, but instead made me more nervous about what to do with the precious bunch of herbs.
So, there it sat.
Finally, I decided to "seize the day" and combined it with some things in the fridge and the vegetable bowl to create a spicy sauce.
Which was a wise decision. Instead of blowing the whole batch on one dish, we've been eating the sauce on vegetable wraps, chicken, beef, rice and noodles. It's been the bedrock of our meals for the last few days because it's sweet, but salty, citrusy but hot.
If you only have sweet basil to play with, add some black pepper and a little fennel to mimic the taste.
Tis the season to be drowning in produce, fa la la la la, la la la la.
It's the most wonderful time of the year!
This week we had baby potatoes in our CSA and at the farmers market we scored with some MONGO scallions. They were so big that I had a difficult time envisioning what to make with them. So I braised a few and threw some into a stir-fry.
And then I made them into a big breakfast on Sunday morning. I could have eaten the whole batch myself. In fact, I could have eaten them for lunch and dinner too. They were incredibly addictive. And the scallions gave them a freshness (and bite) that's normally missing in homefries.
If you have some beautiful and large scallions that you want to play with this summer, give these guys a shot. I'm pretty sure you're going to love them.
Labor day is fast approaching and it typically leaves me a little stymied. Especially if I'm invited to a gathering and the hosts say, "Don't bring pasta salad, we've got that covered."
Because then - of course - that's all I can think of to bring.
"Corkscrew pasta with dill and tomatoes!"
Nope. That's a pasta salad.
"Campanelle with mozzarella, olives and basil!"
No, sir. Not only is that pasta, it would also involve mozzarella sitting out for hours in the hot sun. Sweaty, warm mozzarella? No thanks.
"Blerg!" yells my inner Liz Lemon.
But then it dawned on me to make something that would actually improve the longer it sat out.
Panzanella salad.
It's meant to be made the day that it's eaten, but it also loves time to marinate. And it's incredibly inexpensive – especially compared to pasta salad.
(No joke. Maybe it's just me, but I can't make a good pasta salad for a crowd that costs less than $15.00 Sure, the pasta is inexpensive, but it's the olives, the parmesan, the occasional oil-packed artichoke heart and capers that make my pocket book shiver.)
On the other hand, panzanella is meant to be made with ingredients that are dirt cheap this time of year. Also, if you're feeling particularly frugal, you can make the bread yourself and then it's even more inexpensive.
This salad also lends itself to what you have laying around. Do you have some cooked beans? Add them in. Do you have some bell peppers kicking around? Add those too.
I was lucky enough to have 4 types of tomatoes in my vegetable bowl from our CSA and the farmers market. We have a little basil plant that was groomed for the salad, along with a bunch of parsley in water.
So, for four dinner-sized salads, or 8 small salads, I was out of pocket $1.99 for a loaf of bread.
Not too shabby for something that bursts with flavor and is incredibly addictive.
Although I'm going to give a full recipe, it's more of a guideline depending on what you have on hand. The two tricks are to have day-old bread, and an equal ratio of tomatoes to bread.


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Thought it was only my computer. Glad to know it wasn't.
Carry on, DB-san.
oh ok i just noticed shows how much i look at the front page
anyway it will be great what ever it is he is doing
i think he's changing the user images, since they declared the winner of the contest yesterday! er... today? i don't know, but i think that's what he's doing so we shouldn't worry about it...
Oh, I wasn't doing a thing believe it or not. Sometimes this happens when a user posts with a huge image or very wide image and this pushes everything out of line. Only way to fix this is the reduce the image or delete that member's post.
Should be all fine now. Will go ahead and do the rank images now. Can't wait.
DB-san, it's happening again.
But this time, there is no large image or anything that is stretching the page.
It's just.. stretched.
Is it just some random glitch that can be fixed?
It's happening to me too.
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no onion or garlic-need a different savory flavor base!
Hi, I'm cooking a birthday dinner for a friend who doesn't eat onion or garlic, or anything else in that family. Every time I omit these ingredients, I am not satisfied with the results.
I'll be dressing beans, pasta, potatoes. The extra wrinkle? She's vegan, so I can't add meaty flavors, like bacon, sausage or anchovies. So far, I'm thinking rosemary, sage and lemon. Or maybe a basil or parsley pesto. I also have some fresh horseradish on hand.
Looking for a vibrant enough flavor profile that the onions, garlic won't be missed. Can you suggest alternate seasoning combinations? Particularly anything that will add a meaty/unami note?
re: jvanderh
Sadly, the vegan part of the OP's guest's diet nukes the cream. And any pesto will be cheese-free. To be honest, I am at a loss without onions. Could you move into a more Asian direction?
re: smtucker
D'oh. I changed that to vegetarian in my head. Sorry, OP. I might sweat some thyme in oil and spike with sherry if you go that route. I think Asian is a great suggestion. Sesame noodles or peanut noodles are always good. You could make a big fancy peanut sauce like this one: http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2011/01/... you'd have to omit the garlic and fish sauce, but I don't think you'd miss it. The spicy/sweet/sour is very satisfying, the coconut milk adds nice creaminess, and the toasted sesame oil makes it smell great. Summer tomatoes sort of have an unami note to me, too. If you do a bean salad type thing, you might throw some in.
re: monavano
no vegan and most vegetarians don't eat fish. I like the mushrooms and smoky paprika direction. And there is nothing wrong with pesto without cheese. a nice fresh pea pesto is lovely and relatively unusual, and great on grains instead of pasta.
re: magiesmom
That's what I thought. Oh well...
I agree that dried peppers are wonderful flavoring. I just got a jar of ground ancho and can't wait to play with it.
re: monavano
I meant specifically the pimenton smoked paprika.
How about a chimichurri sauce? I love cooked garlic, but loathe raw, so when I make the sauce I omit the garlic and really don't miss it. It would go great with the potatoes, pasta and beans. Maybe add some of that smoked paprika...
If you get "vegetarian hoisin sauce" or "vegetarian" oyster sauce, you can use those. They have no onions or garlic in it. I don't think it tastes as good as regular hoisin, but if she likes it you can send it home with her and it adds a bit more depth to seasonings. Definitely mushrooms as others have mentioned.
Beans: do you mean dried or green beans? If the latter, you could try an Indian seasoning with fresh green chile and ginger, maybe some fresh grated coconut too. For dried such as garbanzos: a tadka of mustard seeds, asafoetida, curry leaves, fresh or dried hot chile and fresh grated coconut.
Not meaty or umami really, but you can saute some fennel bulb as part of a flavor base.
Or make a romesco sauce without the garlic. This is my favorite recipe....
re: 4Snisl
Wow, thanks everyone for the replies! Using the hoseradish with this potato recipe: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo... and found a greek black eyed pea salad recipe that somehow doesn't require onion or garlic. Also spiking a green salad with radish. On the mushroom theme, I did give a thought to truffle oil, but haven't experimented with it before. Thanks, fellow CHers! I'll be referring back to this thread for ideas every time I cook for these friends.
Definitely the shrooms, and the unduly-maligned MSG. I think fermentation in some form will add vibrant complexity. Fermented black beans? Vinegar of some sort? Beer?
I can't even imagine cooking without some sort of allium...I truly feel for you! That said, I think that ginger, lemongrass and lemon or lime juice could add some much needed brightness to your dishes.
Wow, a vegan who won't touch onion or garlic-like foods! No leeks? No shallots? Maybe fennel? That person must be accustomed by now to some pretty narrow flavor sets.
Simple preps with very good olive oil and herbs might be your best bet. Grilled 'shrooms and veggies like eggplant and squash, cous-cous, roasted sweet peppers with herbs...
re: Bada Bing
It's probably a religious thing. Generally everything in that family is off-limits, including shallots, western leeks, and Chinese leek (garlic chive).
I know it is somewhat limiting (and I would dearly miss these foods if I ate that way all the time), but Chinese and Indian pure vegetarian cooking avoids them and still comes up with some great flavors.
This is very common for strict Buddhist vegetarians (especially monks, or lay people on certain days), as well as some other Indian religious traditions. I think the idea is that the "5 pungent spices" (onion, shallot, garlic, garlic chives, green onion), or something along those lines, are "stimulating" - exactly what that means depends on whom you ask, but roughly, I think it means that they make you think about sex. Or maybe it's just distracting to meditate in a room of people who are sweating these flavors out of their pores.
A common substitution in Indian vegetarian cooking is asafoetida (hing). As the name implies, it's *very* stinky in the package, however, a small pinch when cooking is a common substitution for garlic / onion. I'm not sure if it would work with the types of flavors you're working with, but you could experiment - maybe a potato dish with mustard, hing, and some other Indian style spices. Ginger and chili peppers should be Ok - the former may not go well with what you're cooking, but a little bit of fresh or dried red chili might pick up the flavor a bit. Double-check if she eats cilantro, but if she does, it might go well on the potatoes.
Tomato paste might help for savory flavor, as will nutritional yeast, mushroom soaking liquid, or olives, miso, maybe bay leaves. You could make a "poor man's parmesan" with toasted bread crumbs and maybe a little bit of nutritional yeast - better with garlic, but will still add a nice textural component without it. Nutritional yeast would also help with the pesto.
If you're taking suggestions for other dishes, I think Suzanne Goin's slow cooked cavalo nero (tuscan / lacinato kale) would work well minus the chicken broth and onion - the rosemary adds a really nice flavor (take it out before it breaks up too much). My wife browns tomato paste in the dutch oven for an additional savory kick. Should go well with pasta.
Just wanted to shed some light on the reasoning for no garlic or onion.
The monks do not eat anything in this family because the sulphone hydroxyl ion in onions, garlic, leeks, is a neurotoxin that causes encephalopathy. It disrupts both hemispheres of the brain and disrupts brain wave activity.
Anyone who has read about Dr. Robert Beck of electric medicine would have heard about this because he too tested individuals with ulcers and who ate garlic for lunch on EEG machines (his students).
I personally ran into this issue when I kept a piece of garlic in my mouth to fight a tooth infection.
Little did I know I would be in the hospital on an EEG being diagnosed with encephalopathy due to garlic.
I love both onions, garlic, and grew up eating a lot of italian.
However like most say. It penetrates the body (why you can rub it on your foot and smell it on your wrist) and if you have an ulcer it will go into the blood stream.
Monks know it makes it harder for them to meditate (encephalopathy).
Sad but true it kills brain cells.
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The food in the restaurant should be Michelin star rated, for taste & presentation it was more than excellent. The staff were at the top of their game as well & a beautiful big open fire just made it so cosy & the best atmosphere.
The only downside was the very squeaky door to the en suite & the light above the mirror in the bedroom wasn't working.
Staff were great, really helpful and attentive!! The open fire place in the bar is a real treat and they had a really great restaurant. Beautiful building and location and great value...would definitely stay again when over that neck of the woods.
Radiator was on low and couldnt turn it up...weather was starting to get chilly...but in fairness we never asked about it so they may well have been able to sort it. TV was blocked by the bed end so you couldn't see it, and it was quite far away in the room.
The mill is perfectly situated for a visit to the Carrokeels megalithic tombs.
Everything was good.
Cosy,private,quiet,romantic. Leave your phone and get away from lifes madness. Booked on a Thursday evening and had the place to ourselves, roaring fire,just what was needed.
Young owners Niall and Shauna mades us feel so welcome and helped us out no end when our car broke down. They really did bend over backwards to help us. On top of that the guesthouse is characterful, well presented, quiet and comfortable and the quality of the food served in the restaurant first class. Highly recommended.
Nothing at all
Nice place.good breakfast.
Squeaky floorboards.no coffee/tea making in room for 2 days.restaurant not open till Friday evening . no mention on web site.
Comfortable bed
bedroom needs refurbishment. They close their restaurant on a Sunday night, so guests staying over could go hungry unless they are prepared to go out.
The food! each item on our plates was so full of taste and really extra special,not just like the best food i serve at home. The old worldliness with the modern day comfort.
Nothing I didnt like. Just regretted that there wasn't an advertisement so huge on the Main road that everyone would come there.
The food/restaurant was excellent
Staff went out of their way to accommodate our needs and wishes. An example of this was their willingness to provide our party of 4 with a full cooked breakfast on Sunday morning so that we could make an early departure.
There was nothing that we didn't like.
The guest house suited our party of 8 brilliantly as we could all stay in reasonably priced accommodation with easy access to N4 & all the places we wanted to visit without being stuck in the centre of Sligo. The breakfast was superb & beautifully presented.
Atmosphere, service, food, friendly staff.
Nothing comes to mind.
The quaint look of the place
Breakfast was poor, cleanliness was very poor
This is a beautiful building with lots of character. The staff were very friendly & helpful. The Bar & restaurant were lovely & the open fire was a gorgeous feature (even on a Summer evening).
would love to have stayed longer
Niall the proprietor was very helpful, friendly and professional.( even setup our sat nav for us) An excellent chef. The restaurant meal beautifully presented and delicious. The old Millhouse has been beautifully restored, a treat to stay there. The rooms very clean, comfy beds and lots of hot water! Would definitely go back again, a pleasure to stay there
Excellent friendly service. Great food. Excellent car parking. Reasonably priced.
Facilities could be upgraded e.g. separate shower. Room a bit dusty.
What staff there was were very polite and accommodating also the peace and quite.
The Mill was closed for a wedding taking place else where so most times there were no staff except breakfast where one person was available. Also walking around the bedroom all the floorboards would squeak and this became very annoying. The so called 4 poster bed had 4 pieces of 4 x 2 wood holding the canopy up and the location of the television meant if you wanted to watch tv from the bed you had a piece of 4 x 2 straight in front of your viewing area. not very well thought out!! The restaurant is only open Thursday to Saturday if eating in outside of this time you would need to go to the pub on the corner for a local meal or drive further a field. Finding the place wasn't the easiest of tasks as there is only one sign virtually on top of its location and we drove straight pass to begin with and had to double back.
Lovely family run Inn. Staff were incredible hosts and couldn't have been more welcoming. They even offered to pick us up ic we couldnt get a taxi! Very cosy rooms, great shower and the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in! Can't recommend enough.
It's hard to criticise such lovely hosts but we were a bit bummed when the iron in our room stained my boyfriends shirt (we were off to a wedding and hadnt noticed that it was a bit rusty. That said, they were very apologetic and found a new iron for us right away.
Loved the atmosphere and the picturesque setting. Great staff and wonderful "Irish Breakfast" Will definitley stay there on my next visit to family in Ballymote. Highly recommend. Thankyou.
Everything was wonderful.
Normally I can't be bothered rating where I stay but I felt in this case I had to make and exception. From the time we arrived the service and friendliness of the staff was second to none.they just couldn't do enough for you. We were attending a wedding at nearby location and a staff member helped us with taxi numbers etc.He told us that taxis are a bit hit and miss in the area and if we had any bother with a taxi home to give the guesthouse a ring. Our taxi did indeed let us down and after a quick ring another member came to nearby hotel to pick us up..even tho it was 3 o'clock in morning. The breakfast next mornin was homemade and perfect..I can honestly say I cannot fault one aspect of my stay at the guesthouse and I cannot recommend it highly enough,and wouldn't think twice about stayin again if I was in location. A big thanks to all the staff..you are doin a great job!!
Super friendly staff, beautiful rooms, amazingly clean, gorgeous breakfast, comfortable beds, breathtaking views & bar on site, what's not to like?
Small bit out of the way but more than makes up for it with its beautiful surroundings and gorgeous rooms.
The room was comfortable.
The heat went off at 10 pm and didn't come back on until we were ready to leave.
food is decent and staff are very accomodating.
no one to meet us and we were waiting ages to be seen, The room was freezing when we got there as was the whole building. The bedrooms was obviously not cleaned properly from the people before us - hair all on the floor and in the shower and cotton bud in the bathroom. no play area for child not a nice stay and i would not return under any circumstances.
The welcome we received upon our arrival and friendliness during our stay. Fabulous breakfast , cooked to order with high quality ingrediants. Also the guesthouse and its surroundings were so peaceful , a great nights sleep .
There was a ? Smell of drains upon arrival. But this receded .
Lovely welcome, staff very attentive and helpful. Dinner in restaurant was of high quality and also good value, thoroughly enjoyed it.
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The Longboat Key Fire Rescue Department underwent a review by the Insurance Services Organization (ISO). The review has allowed the town to maintain a high insurance rating that gives credits to homeowners for their insurance policies.
ISO measured the fire suppression capabilities of the town's community, giving the town top marks and allowing it to maintain an insurance ranking for town residents that gives them insurance credits.
Longboat Key Fire Rescue Chief Paul Dezzi said the major elements reviewed by ISO include fire-alarm notification and dispatch services, number of engine units, maintenance and testing of department equipment and water supply and personal training.
The data reviewed is analyzed by ISO and gives the town a fire suppression-rating grade used by the property/casualty insurance industry in their risk assessment for a particular community.
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Four rats were discovered in Town Hall last week, leaving Public Works Department staff scrambling to put down traps to catch the unwelcome guests.
Town Clerk Trish Granger said staff is unsure how the rats got into the building. The rats could have sneaked in when the cleaning staff cleans the building at night and takes out the trash, Granger said. Public Works Director Juan Florensa said his staff has also sealed some air conditioning ducts where the sealing foam had deteriorated, in case the rats entered through the ducts.
The rats left behind a mess of oatmeal packets that they grabbed from a desk and also made a mess in the kitchen and in Finance Director Tom Kelley's office.
The rats were trapped and removed from Town Hall. Staff has not reported any other intruders.
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There will be no changes in the solid waste, recycling or yard-waste collection schedules for the Christmas and New Year's holidays.
Town Hall and its various departments will be closed Monday, Dec. 24, Tuesday, Dec. 25, Monday, Dec. 31 and Tuesday, Jan. 1.
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• Zoning Board of Adjustment Regular Meeting — 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 10.
• Code Enforcement Board Regular Meeting — 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 14.
• Planning and Zoning Board Regular Meeting — 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15.
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And after all the claptrap the people who believe that drivel end up with nothing of value . . . . no salvation . . . . no heaven . . . . no Jesus.
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John you just got me to thinking and remembering my past. My forst memory is when I fell out of my parents car at the age of four. Hmmmmmm. That would explain a lot.
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I could be wrong but it could be a fact that our world is also full of "dark" energy.
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My opinion. In the case of Christ at least, the culprits were not immedietly forgiven, but were to be worked upon by the holy spirit who convicted them of their sin and they came to Christ at a later time . . . . some in minutes . . . . some in days or years. Recall the statement of the soldier involved in the crucifixion?
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Yeah I know. My crazy brother-in-law used to work at the cleaners . . . . he has them now
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How do you think my brain feels after thinking them up?
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. . . . serve me pinto beans.
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on 13 October 2014 - 08:15 PM
Simmered some homemade potato soup with lots of bacon in it all day, thickened it, and added some cheese and served it with some homemade biscuits with lots of butter an honey.
MMMMMMM . . . .it was soooo good then I had a cup of good coffee. I'll have popcorn later I think.
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on 12 October 2014 - 03:00 PM
Calvin and Arminius were both mistaken in some of their doctrines (very important doctrines) so why do people want to call themselves by there names. I read the bible, I follow the teachings of my savior and God,Jesus Christ. I follow no man because I find that most of them are just as messed up about some things as I am. All this to say, I am a Christian . . . . call me by no other name please.
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Happens her too. Could make me very angry if I were not such a cool-headed person.
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on 09 October 2014 - 10:59 AM
Just reading and musing about things eternal and not so eternal this morning, things like liberty, justice, and the American way, and that sort of stuff. I ran across a quote from James Madison in his Political Observations:
"Of all the enemies to public liberty war is, perhaps, the most to be dreaded, because it comprises and develops the germ of every other. War is the parent of armies; from these proceed debts and taxes; and armies, and debts, and taxes are the known instruments for bringing the many under the domination of the few. In war, too, the discretionary power of the Executive is extended; its influence in dealing out offices, honors, and emoluments is multiplied; and all the means of seducing the minds, are added to those of subduing the force, of the people. The same malignant aspect in republicanism may be traced in the inequality of fortunes, and the opportunities of fraud, growing out of a state of war, and in the degeneracy of manners and of morals engendered by both. No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare."
Seems like my lifetime from 1938 to today has been filled with one war after another, for one reason or cause after another. Were the reasons or the causes just or right? I have my opinions, but then they in the end are just my opinions and so won't give them. After all this is not about the reasons or the causes of war, it is about some of the things war causes.
I think Madison hit the nail on the head. Continuous war makes it impossible for the continuance of liberty.
It just seems to go on forever. When I was a child and even as a young man I gloried in the glorious victories of our military in it's various wars and thought it was a wonderful thing that our nation would set out to right all the wrongs on this planet. But as I have grown older I have come to realize that it was an impossible task for any nation to do militarily what can only be done spiritually. Even within a nation nothing can really be changed by force or coercion. Only God can bring peace either to the world or the human soul.
Forgive my musings. Just reading the news seems to bring on these spells. Sometimes I think I would be much happier if I couldn't read and were just really ignorant of what goes on in the minds of men.
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Compromise is very popular around this area. Iv'e gotten in some discussions about compromise with other Christians and all I hear in return is compromising is a requirement for church growth and holding one together.
If a compromise between God and Satan were possible (which it is not) only Satan could come out ahead. In today's society compromise is a good word (so they tell me). Don't you believe it!
I am not talking here about chocolate or vanilla or strawberry . . . . on that I think we might reach a compromise. Neapolitan maybe.
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President Reagan said they were a vegetable. That's good enough for me.
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Comparing to the other reviews, I found that the fit of the slides had been fixed as well as the alignment of the screwholes. I agree with George, as it's an excellent size for my workbench also, which is 74 x 30. A cut sheet in the product description would be helpful, as well as a tentative drawing of the block structures to turn it into a completed tail/end vise in the shipped literature. However, we're woodworkers and should be able to figure that out.
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