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Grassroots group's goal — keep fight for Ten Commandment Monument alive
Thou Shalt Not Move, a grassroots group, urged the Connellsville area to continue to support efforts to keep the Ten Commandments Monument at the Connellsville Junior High School.
A rally was held Wednesday night at the Connellsville Eagles urging the community to keep the fight in the headlines.
The grassroots organization formed after the Freedom From Religion Foundation and an anonymous parent and student filed a federal lawsuit against the Connellsville Area School District claiming constitutional violations. The organization is seeking that a Ten Commandments monument on the grounds of Connellsville Junior High School be moved.
The monument was donated to the school district more than 50 years ago by the local Eagles organization.
Pastor Ewing Marietta, one of the group organizers along with local resident, Gary Colatch, told those in attendance on Wednesday that "if we remain silent and don't speak up, we're complicit to what's about to happen."
Colatch told those in attendance that it really was up to them and the community to keep this issue alive and in the forefront of people's minds.
"We are under attack on a national level and this issue, as small as it seems to some, is as big as the right to bear arms and Obamacare where they're taking the right to health care away from you," Colatch said. "They're trying to strip away our rights. We're facing that tyranny today. We're facing that tyranny in Connellsville."
He encouraged the community not to give up on this issue.
"Don't let this be the first domino to fall," he said. "It costs you nothing to wait them out, but it costs you everything if they win."
Marietta gave an update on several issues. The group has sold about 600 signs since it met last month, making the total about 3,900.
He said the cause is spreading out to Smithfield and south and even to Columbus and Cleveland in Ohio.
"It's just slowly growing," Marietta said. "They're seeing that we're willing to work and that we're willing to stand up for our rights."
Right now there are plans to place seven different Ten Commandments monuments at area churches, but the weather is delaying installation.
The group will meet the fourth Wednesday of every month at 5 p.m. at the local Eagles in Connellsville.
Rachel Basinger is a freelance writer.
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The Ebola virus has consistently stayed several steps ahead of doctors, public officials and others trying to fight the epidemic. Throughout the first half of 2014, it spread quickly as international and even local leaders failed to recognize the severity of the situation. In recent weeks, with international response in high gear, the virus has thrown more curve balls.
The spread has significantly slowed in Liberia and beds for Ebola patients are empty even as the U.S. is building multiple treatment centers there. Meanwhile the epidemic has escalated greatly in Sierra Leone, which has a serious dearth of treatment centers. And in Mali, where an incursion was successfully contained in October, a rash of new cases has spread from an infected imam.
Predicting the trajectory of Ebola rather than playing catching-up could do much to help prevent and contain the disease. Some experts have called for prioritizing mobile treatment units that can be quickly relocated to the spots most needed. Figuring out where Ebola is likely to strike next or finding emerging hot spots early on would be key to the placement of these treatment centers.
But such modeling requires data, and lots of it. And for stressed healthcare workers on the ground and government and non-profit agencies scrambling to combat a raging epidemic, collecting and disseminating data is often not a high priority.
Mixed breed. Mongrel. Roadside setter. A something-something. Dogs of uncertain provenance get called a lot of things. When the animal arrives at a shelter, staff usually can make only an educated guess about the dog's parentage.
Most of the dogs at my local animal control are assessed as "pit mixes" upon arrival — including the three I've adopted over the past 2 years. But a pit bull isn't a breed: it's just a type of dog characterized by a short coat, muscular frame and broad, oversized head.
All three of my dogs clearly — at least to my eyes — showed signs of specific breeds somewhere in their heritage: Tall and snow white Pullo looks like the breed standard for an American Bulldog. Tyche's body is svelte like a boxer's and inky black like some Labs. And lanky, long-limbed Waldo sometimes bays like a hound, especially when treeing squirrels.
Guessing my dogs' breeds was a fun parlor game, but I wanted more definitive answers. So I turned to science. And, well, let's just say it's a good thing I didn't place any bets on what was in my dogs' family trees.
This article was originally published on The Conversation.
International airports are a busy place to be. Nearly 140,000 passengers pass through New York's JFK Airport every day. The internal security of the country depends on effective airport checks.
All departing passengers pass through a series of security procedures before embarking their plane. One such procedure is a short, scripted interview when security personnel must make decisions about passenger risk by looking for behavioral indicators of deception.
These are referred to as "suspicious signs": signs of nervousness, aggression and an unusual interest in security procedures, for example. However, this approach has never been empirically validated and its continued use is criticized for being based on outdated, unreliable perceptions of how people behave when being deceptive.
Despite these concerns, the suspicious signs approach continues to dominate security screening: the US government spends $200 million yearly on behavior-detection officers, who are tasked with spotting suspicious signs. This is a waste of money.
Despite a few press-stopping false alarms and a long-standing sci-fi fascination, there's no evidence of biology — microscopic, trilobitish, or creepily humanoid — on Mars.
But that hasn't stopped the Curiosity rover from running around saying "This spot would have been habitable" and "That spot definitely has water." And it hasn't stopped astronomer Nathalie Cabrol from searching for the ever-elusive "biosignatures": evidence, like geological graffiti, that proclaims "LIFE WUZ HERE."
But it isn't as easy as finding a spray-painted tag. First of all, the life almost certainly isn't alive anymore. And second of all, it probably hasn't been alive for a long time. Around 3.5 billion years ago, Mars changed from being a relatively nice place into the frozen radiation-zapped desert it is today. It was never San Juan, but it does seem to have had a milder climate, water oceans, and a thick, protective atmosphere. If this young sub-Caribbean Mars was home to life, that life may have left its mark. The problem is that we aren't totally sure what that mark might look like.
In 2003, two young biology students called Justin Yeager and Mark Pepper were in Costa Rica studying poison dart frogs when their guide presented them with a pair of beautiful orange-yellow and black frogs. They were left speechless, because in front of them was a species that was no longer meant to exist.
The Variable Harlequin Frog, Atelopus varius, had disappeared from cool streams across Costa Rica and Panama in the early 1990s, leaving not even a corpse to mark its existence. Its vanishing, alongside myriad other frogs including the famed golden toad, was later attributed to the wave-like spread of a pandemic pathogen – a fungus responsible for the greatest disease-driven loss of biodiversity in our times – against a backdrop of a changing climate and dwindling and damaged habitats.
In the wake of such carnage, was the variable harlequin frog a lone survivor? Could it increase our understanding of the current mass extinction and help us stem the hemorrhaging of life from our planet?
The harlequin frog, it would turn out, was not alone. Five years after its rediscovery herpetologist Robert Puschendorf was crashing through the dry forests of north Australia when he found a small population of Armored Mist Frog, Litoria lorica, living with the very same chytrid fungus that was believed to have wiped it out 17 years previously. The following year in New South Wales the Yellow-spotted Bell Frog, Litoria castanea, hopped back to life after 30 years without trace. Back in the Americas, Lazarus frogs were reappearing in Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia and Costa Rica, years and even decades after they were thought to have been wiped out.
It's a beautiful October morning in Houston, but I am grumpy and bleary-eyed as I make my way into Mission Control. I've just come off a string of Orbit 1 shifts (midnight to 0800) working as CAPCOM in the International Space Station Mission Control Center. (CAPCOM is the call sign for the astronaut on the ground who speaks to the crews that are in space.) Now I've slam-shifted back to daylight hours to work as CAPCOM during a simulation of the rendezvous planned for an upcoming shuttle mission.
I see my friend Ray J in the parking lot, and he waves me over. Ray J is a pilot in the astronaut class ahead of mine. We've flown dozens of training flights together in the T-38, and he is a good friend and mentor. And he is always smiling, even at 0645. We chat for a minute, which mainly involves me complaining about my schedule, and then he asks, "So, have you talked to Scooter lately?" I raise my eyebrows at him. Scooter is way senior to me, a flown guy, a space shuttle commander. Of course I haven't talked to Scooter. Scooter sometimes stops by the office I share with Mike Massimino because they flew on the last Hubble mission together, but it's not like he's coming there to shoot the breeze with me. So I say, "No. Why do you ask?" "Oh," says Ray J nonchalantly, "I was just wondering how he's doing."
That was weird, I think as I head into Mission Control. But then I forget all about it and spend the next ten hours working the simulation. That evening, as I'm propped up on the couch at home trying to stay awake until a reasonable bedtime, my phone rings. It's Steve Lindsey, the chief of the Astronaut Office. This is definitely weird. Why is he calling me at home? This can't be good.
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At the moment, the craft is still on the drawing board. Construction is planned to begin later this year, and if funding allows, to be completed in 2016. Initial funding has been provided by the French government, several companies, and a crowd-funding campaign.
When operational, the craft is intended to be a sort of Swiss Army knife of aquatic research. Designers say it will hunt for underwater archaeological remains and new life forms, investigate ocean chemistry, and map vast swathes of the ocean floor while providing unprecedented capability for sending aquanauts continually on deep dives.
But its concepts borrow heavily from a different kind of exploration in recent human history: space exploration. And though it may physically resemble the Enterprise, there's a more useful comparison closer to home in the International Space Station (ISS). Like the ISS, SeaOrbiter will advance basic science. Like the ISS, technology developed for the ship will improve everyday technology here on land. And finally, like the ISS, SeaOrbiter will allow humans to live long-term in an environment never before possible – effectively expanding human colonization to new places.
The new movie "Interstellar" is set in a not-so-distant future, but distant enough that they've managed to build something still elusive in 2014: a spaceship that can travel between solar systems. Such starships have been a technological mainstay in science fiction for decades, but they remain a crazily complicated proposition in everything from propulsion to human reproduction.
Still, that hasn't stopped researchers from trying. Last month, a bunch of rocket scientists, microbiologists and entrepreneurs gathered in Houston's George R. Brown Convention Center to discuss—in level and serious tones—how to become a spacefaring civilization. The meeting is called the 100-Year Starship symposium, and it's brought brains together once a year since 2011 to figure out what we need to do now if we want to have an interstellar spacerocket a century from now.
The group has made progress defining the challenges and pointing their noses toward solutions, but much work remains (like, say, building a starship). To quote Contact, it "sounds less like science and more like science fiction."
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When you take a sip of water it doesn't just slake your thirst. It literally becomes you. The water that runs down your gullet will, within minutes and without processing of any kind, become some of the dominant fluid in your veins and your flesh. Most of your blood is simply tap water with cells, salts, and organic molecules floating in it. Some of the rubbery squishiness of your earlobe poured out of a bottle or a can just a short time ago. And much of the moisture in your eyes only recently fell from rainclouds.
Your mouth is the portal through which water normally enters your body, but you are quite a leaky vessel. A hydrogen isotope study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine reported that the sedentary men under examination consumed and lost about seven pints of body water per day, with four pints leaving through urine and two or three pints through sweat and breath moisture. Vigorous exercise can boost non-urine water losses to one or two pints per hour.
Now let's see what logic can do with those facts. Nearly two-thirds of your weight comes from water, and your body is an eddy in a stream of that common fluid. Surely the liquid that you slurp from a fountain is not alive, and you don't consider it murder to stomp on a puddle of water. Therefore most of you is not alive at all, nor is it even permanent or unique enough to merit a personal name.
This article was originally published on The Conversation.
Innovative new drugs to treat cancer frequently make the headlines, either due to great success or controversy, as pharmaceutical companies get lambasted for selling the drugs at too high a price for state systems to afford.
But alongside this high-budget pharmaceutical research is a different tactic being quietly waged in the background: investigating old, inexpensive drugs, originally designed for a variety of maladies, to see whether they might be able to treat cancer – essentially, repurposing old for new.
Repurposing Drugs in Oncology (ReDO), the international organization aimed at promoting work in this area, defines repurposing as "the use of existing and well-characterized non-cancer drugs as new treatments for cancer." ReDO believes that such drugs "may represent an untapped source of novel therapies." Current candidates include diclofenac, an anti-inflammatory pain relief medication; clarithromycin, an antibiotic; and cimetidine, an antacid prescribed for stomach ulcers.
Cancers are increasingly being treated on the basis of the mutations that cause them, rather than where they are located. Seemingly distinct and unrelated cancers can arise due to the same genetic defect. Developing new drugs that target these mutations in a way that largely spares healthy cells is far from serendipitous and involves complex mathematical modelling and tens of thousands of laboratory hours to achieve even a prototype drug. All of this costs time and money.
Some researchers are shunning this process and instead turning to well-established drugs to improve cancer treatment. And it is an approach that is paying dividends.


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Kansai Electric Power Co. today reported a loss of 118 billion yen for the nine months to Dec. 31, compared with a 108 billion yen profit a year earlier. Chubu Electric Power Co. (9502) had a loss of 71 billion yen for the same period, the company also said today.
Kansai Electric, the main power supplier to Japan's second- largest industrial area, and other regional electricity suppliers are paying higher fuel bills as their reactors were shut for checks following the meltdowns and radiation leaks at Tokyo Electric Power Co. (9501)'s Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant. All but three of the country's 54 reactors are idled.
Japan's liquefied natural gas imports rose 12.1 percent to a record 78.53 million metric tons in 2011 as utilities imported more of the fuel to generate electricity.
Tokyo Electric hasn't decided when it will report earnings for the first nine months, Naoyuki Matsumoto, a spokesman for the company, said by phone today.
The following table shows the reported losses for April to December last year among nuclear power operators except Tokyo Electric and Shikoku Electric Power Co. (9507), which reported a profit, and their forecasts for the full financial year. Figures are in billions of yen.
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Kansai Electric -118.11 Not Provided
Chugoku Electric (9504) -0.42 Not Provided
Hokuriku Electric -3.01 Not Provided
Tohoku Electric (9506) -167.716 -250
Kyushu Electric (9508) -90.51 Not Provided
Hokkaido Electric (9509) -13.362 Not Provided
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Problems with red interior paint
2nd - some colors are hard to get to look right. Red is one of them. These colors have more pigment in them and its hard to get that pigment evenly distributed.
3rd - don't use cheap tools. Quality tools (again you get what you pay for) hold more paint and allow the paint to flow better.
Finally - at this point, put on another coat or two. Putting on the tinted primer caused you to 'start over'.
Buy yourself paint from a Paint Retailer (found in the YELLOW PAGES under PAINT - RETAIL.) PAY some money for it because, as you see, you're having to spend MORE $$$ on the stuff you have now. Buying good paint at a good price is money well spent.
The same goes for the tools you use. Buy your rollers from the Paint Retailer too.
(I think you've gotten beaten up enough about it. I just have a personal 'peeve' when it comes to paint. As I/we said, "You get what you pay for.")
My best to ya and hope this helps.
Jay J -Moderator
PS: God Bless America!
Regardless, I guess I'll put on one more coat and hope for the best.
The mistake here was NOT buying RL in the first place.
RL guarantees that the color of the paint will match the chip - as long as you use RL paint - and - if necessary - the RL Deeptone Primer.
I have personally used a great deal of RL paint in a few of their reds - Hunting Coat - Dressage Red, etc.
They have all covered well in two coats over the Deeptone. So for anyone who is counting - that is THREE COATS OF PAINT!! Guaranteed!
Can't beat that with a stick!!
Try it........it works........
Mr. Paint
ps - get off the "big box" hating band wagon folks.....THD and ******* are the #2 and #3 RETAILERS of paint in the U.S.
........that's a lot of paint.........it can't all be bad
Now I agree that you should buy your paint at a paint store not a big box, and it is not because of the quality of the paint it is the quailty of the advice you will get. At a paint store you will be waited on by someone that all they do is paint not something else like plumbing or garden center in addition to paint. The person at Loews that made that red should have told you about the amount of coats it take would so you either would pick another color or go on with knowing what you were getting into.
Your walls with look fine but it will take more coats and you should be using as short a nap roller cover as you can get such as a 1/4" as i have found that it really helps in the coverage.
Enjoy your new look it your living room as it will be worth it when you are done.
Just a suggestion.
Spraying instead of brushing and rolling can give you better and more even coverage. I have painted a deep, brick red over white with a Wagner Power Sprayer and covered it completely and evenly in just one coat. I then re-painted a section BACK to white with the Wagner, and it, again, covered in one coat. In comparison, the touch-up spots (in the corners) that I needed to do with a brush took two or three coats to cover the white.
I used Ralph Lauren Paints both times.
If you roll, make sure that you apply the paint horizontally, then do the finish rolls with a damp--not dry and not drenched--roller. Do not press too hard on the finishing strokes or you sill squeeze paint out of the roller and create new lines. All final strokes should be downwards (for uniformity).
Finally, you might be seeing the roller lines from several coats of paint back show up.
[This message has been edited by Lawrence (edited October 30, 2003).]
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Why is she so quiet? Girl is totally confusing!
This girl I know she not shy at all and flirts with everyone and is wild but when I'm with her she goes totally quiet acts all shy puts on a soft voice and is all nice but when talking to other guys is all loud shouting and hugging them and everything but never hugs or touches me , why is she so quiet and wild with others she really confusing
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Hmm...are you a more quiet person and are the other guys more loud and wild? If so she could just be adjusting her personality to make you more comfortable.
Nope I'm pretty wild too and always joking and she is too but she goes all quiet when I'm near and its like the touch barrier is up too
Well...then....hmm...If she seems bored or irritated then forget it, but if not then its probably just self conciousness like jenzie said.
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Robinson agreed in principle to the deal on Thursday, his agent Andrew Benedict said Friday.
The 5-foot-10, 186-pound cornerback from Alabama became the 23rd player to be recognized as Mr. Irrelevant. He was the 255th selection in the seventh round of the April draft, the last of Detroit's eight picks.
The 23-year-old Robinson started 36 of 50 games with the Crimson Tide. He finished his career with 148 tackles - 100 solo - 3.5 tackles for loss and two forced fumbles. He had a touchdown, broke up 22 passes and had four interceptions for 96 yards in returns.
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Two weeks after her son committed suicide, Marie Osmond will return to the Las Vegas stage.
The singer and brother Donny will sing again for audiences on March 9. They have also added a handful of dates to their Sin City show, in order to make up for canceled performances in wake of their recent family tragedy.
The duo has tacked on five shows between April 13 and 17 at the Flamingo Hotel & Casino.
"These were previously unscheduled show dates, added to accommodate guests who had tickets to recently canceled shows due to the personal tragedy in the Osmond family," read a press release, while the show's producer added:
"I think performing will help the healing process for [Marie]."
We wish her the best.
Donny and Marie as headliners understand their responsibilities. There are under contract and a lot of people depend on them for their livlihood and don't get paid if they don't perform.
This goes to the heart of Marie Osmond who will put her grief behind her for a couple of hours to do her job and fulfill her responsibilities.! People who are being critical don't get it!
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PEOPLE NEED TO WAKE UP!!!! this woman is SOCIOPATH!!!! WHICH PERSON GOES TO WORK ONE DAY AFTER THE FUNERAL OF HER SON????
her name is marie osmond & marie son name is michael blosil.the osmonds will be ok GOD is with them.my parys are with them & for to dee that was ever cold. I WILL KEEP YOU IN MY PARYERS. FOR THE OSMONDS YOU WILL BE IN MY HAERT MAY GOD BE WITH YOU ALL WAYS.PATTY
Her sons body isnt even cold in the gound yet and shes back to work. If she doesnt need time off for herslef shouldnt she be takeing time off to help the rest of her children heal from the horrible tradey.


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Favorite Kind of Olive
I've always been an olive lover. When I was a kid, I couldn't get enough of Lindsay black olives. Now that I'm older and have seen more of the world, I've discovered more olives to love. My current favorite is black cerignola olives. They're huge, meaty, and capture everything I like about olives--the right amount of saltiness and freshnesss. I also like green cerignola olives, which are buttery and subtle (compared to some green olives).
Do you have a favorite kind of olive? What do you like most about it and how do you usually eat them? I usually snack on cerignolas plain or put them in tomato and mozzarella caprese salads drizzled with olive oil. So delicious....
I have never liked olives, but while reading on a Chow board a few months ago, I saw where someones said they loved Castelvetrano olives. I bought some online and love them. The are the nega-olive as far as briny taste. They are smooth and buttery. I ate them straight from the jar and have used them in salads.
re: bookwormchef
I have hated olives my whole life until about ten years ago when I had my first marinated Kalamata olive, now I love them...
re: Sean
Another vote for kalamata's. I served them tonight in individual antipastas with hearts of palm, goat cheese, asparagus tips, and lupini beans, on roasted sweet red peppers, with a drizzle of balsamic and OO. Empty plates tell the story.
Caution: I included chopped kalamatas one time in chicken salad, and they overwhelmed all other flavors. Delicious as they are, use them sparingly when they are a bit player in dishes.
re: Soop
Me too on Kalamata's! (oil cured)
I used to hate them as a kid - even though I loved other kinds of olives, but quite recently I have re-discovered them...I love the oily-ness of them..and the strong salty taste....which goes well with table water crackers.
They are also very good when baked/broiled.
I like to scatter them atop chicken cutlets or fish along with halved grape tomatoes - and just grill or bake....they become crunchy and nuttier - and great paired with the sweetness of the carmelized grape tomatoes.
re: bookwormchef
Sounds like it's in the same family as picholine (which are a bit nutty), which is my favorite olive.
re: bookwormchef
I'm not a big olive fan myself (but I do like black olive tapenade) so I'll have to give the castelvetrano olives a try. Are they readily available at most grocers or do I need to look at a specialty grocer?
re: lynnlato
castelvetrano's are absolutely to die for.
that being said of course like most underappreciated and relatively unknown food items, they are also quite difficult to find. gourmet markets or certain italian deli's may carry them.
i've heard that they can be found at dean & deluca's
re: currentlycraving
I have to agree on the Castelvetranos. Unfortunately, the few times I've come across them in markets, they've been pretty sad, I think they just don't sell enough to keep the stock rotated. But when they're good, they are wonderful.
Don't know the type of olive, but I love the green ones stuffed with pickled garlic. And those stuffed with anchovies. Really I haven't met an olive that I haven't liked. I'll eat jars of them if I am not careful. My favorite dish to cook them in is a Moroccan chicken w/lemon w/olive dish that I found on epicurious.
re: viperlush
Oh! Bandarillos are great! Anchovies wrapped around olives... wow I miss them
re: viperlush
At my grocery store they have habanero-stuffed jumbo greens. Killer olives! Figuratively and literally.
re: jaykayen
me, too - picholine are just amazing!! I like kalamatas, too...
re: jeanmarieok
Ditto here - picholine for green, kalamata for black.
re: jeanmarieok
Whole Foods usually has excellent picholines.
re: sedimental
Especially the ones stuffed with pickled lemon.
Of the easily obtainable ones, I like kalamata - but my all-time favourite ones are the very bitter cracked ones you get in markets in Mallorca
I really like Spanish olives the best. I received a jar of arbequina, empeltre and manzanilla olives from La Tienda at Christmas last year and they didn't last 'til New Year's. If I had to pick one it would be the tiny, nutty flavored arbequinas.
I like black cerignola and alphonso for eating and nicoise for salads. Calmata for greek salads.
Alphonsos, for a big, meaty one. Kalamatas, the biggest ones that I can afford, for every day. I guess I'm not much of a green olive person, but I do like Manzanillas and Arbequinas. But here's a real scoop -- I love the Organic Dried Black Olives from Olivico, and get this, they are cured WITHOUT SALT. Like Tuscan bread, it takes some getting used to, but after just a couple, I came to appreciate that olives are fruit, and have their own ageless perfection with nothing added.
I haven't met too many olives that i didn't love. I usually keep containers of pitted kalamatas and regular green salad olives in the fridge for every day. I like the little nicoise olives as well. If the spiced olives count, I enjoyed a spicy tunisian one I found at a local market a while back.
For eating as is, I discovered Olive and Olives lemon-stuffed olives this past year and I am in love with them. I can also eat the almond stuffed olives like they are going out of style.
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im_nomad, where do get your Olive and Olives lemon-stuffed olives? I love the combination of green olives and lemon (I'm assuming the olives you're talking about are green). Thanks.
P.S. I'm happy to see that I'm in good company. So many olives, so little time...
re: Gigi007
I got mine right in the store, but I think they do mail order:
There are other brands of lemon stuffed olives out there too. Oro Verde is also good (I think that's the name)
re: im_nomad
Thanks very much, im_nomad. I think I'm going to turn into an olive. I eat so many of them!
I was never a big olive fan until I went to the South of France and tried the olives in Les Baux. They were smaller and not too salty. I enjoyed those olives every day we were there and brought home a jar of them but somehow they didn't taste the same. Maybe the stunning scenery and a cold glass of rose made them taste better!
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I have to say actually, that wine probably would.
How about a test? If you can find a deli with non-pitted olives (it's a little more work, but generally pitted olives are not as flavoursome) and a nice fresh, cold white? Something soft like a Sauvignon Blanc?
Mmmm, I love olives. I use kalamata alot in cooking, and one of my favorite snack are the canned extra large black olives, stuffed with cream cheese. But my favorite olives are those really oily, wrinkly black ones, I don't know the name.
re: schrutefarms
The oily, wrinkly black olives you're talking about might be Moroccan. I too like snacking on canned large black olives, but since I discovered black cerignolas, I've developed a more expensive, but delicious habit! :)
re: Gigi007
They look a bit like small prunes.
re: schrutefarms
Like these?:
re: Gigi007
Wow those look good. We have had fun threads about the etiquette of olive pit disposal, and in my experience those with really confident or really bad table manners get the lion's share.
re: Veggo
So chipmunks are etiquette experts too? LOL. Those threads sound interesting. Graceful disposal of olive pits can be a challenge. Without getting too graphic, it's possible to nibble on some kinds of olives and get rid of the pit almost without anyone noticing. And olive hogging is just bad form--a real sign of bad manners. I'll admit that olives are so addictive that I sometimes (OK, frequently) pig out on them when I'm by myself, but when I'm eating or drinking w/ others (I love a good glass of wine, yummy cheese plate, and olives on the side), I try to behave. The best is when the other person or people don't like olives. More for me! :)
re: Gigi007
At a very early age my parents told me to swallow olive pits. I learned years later that I was an unplanned child.
re: Gigi007
When I share anything with my girlfriend, I mentally divide the olives (or whatever) as I might eat faster than her. But I always leave her her half.
re: Gigi007
Yes! Those are the ones!
re: schrutefarms
Sweet. When you said, they looked like little prunes, I was pretty sure that you were talking about Moroccan oil-cured olives. Delicious little wrinkly things...
More olive photos. These are my favorite--black cerignola olives from la bella Italia:
I picked some up this evening along with some lemon-marinated green Sevillana olives from that dangerous market--Dean & DeLuca. They're pretty tasty too.
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Well, that's the wierdest thing; they were fresh-typed ones in a plastic tub. Like the kind you'd take on a picnic. I chose them over the usual feta etc accompanied ones, but I bet I'm not the only one to be surprised! With the chile removed they're nice enough, but I do have a small tub full of chiles I probably won't use.
Incidentally, they have that grassy taste reminicent of birdseyes, although I don't think I'd be here now if I'd chewed on one of them. Perhaps a milder relative though?
castelvetrano olives might well be the most delicious olives i've ever tasted.
i was actually at the granville island public market (in vancouver) searching for a baguette and some cured meats and cheeses and olives to just kind of snack on, and at an italian deli counter i got to try a variety of olives. i actually shied away from them at first because of their bright green color, but i asked the counterperson for a less briny, more fruity and buttery olive and she suggested i try the castelvetranos.
well now my only issue is that my entire family won't stop eating them all the time!
the best way to describe it is that it tastes like really good extra virgin olive oil, with a slight hint of saltiness but a far cry from this olive's briny counterparts. it's a burst of fruity flavour, very mild and quite buttery and its very hard to keep your hands out of the tub, SO DELICIOUS
Brand-wise: Graber olives. Never been a fan of olives in a can (no love here for canned black olives), but I think I read about these in a Chow post and had to try. Fat, buttery, meaty, addictive. First taste, I thought that they just didn't seem right, but by the third olive I was a convert.
Whole Foods carries them at just less than USD $6/can around here (Texas).
I love all olives, in so many ways, but my favorite way to enjoy them are some nice, ripe kalamata olives on a wonderfully delicious mediterranean salad composed of mixed greens, roma tomatoes, red onions, peperoncini peppers, artichoke hearts, homemade garlic croutons, feta cheese with a light dash of a pesto vinaigrette . :)
Favorite kind of olive?
Well, ALL of them.
But specifically, I think the Graber olive is a fabulous invention, and the Kalamata olive in all its various forms comes closest to the ideal of olive flavor.
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+1 nicoise. I am frankly surprised that this got to 50 posts before they were mentioned. Picholine, too.
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I second lucques. I have given these to professed olive haters and they have even liked them. Lucques are mild and lack the strong saltiness of other olives. I only wish they were bigger!
Having said that, I have rarely met an olive sold in a good olive bar that I didn't like. Good olives have completely spoiled me though for the cheap ones sold in jars.
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California - they make oil but I haven't seen table olives from there myself.
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I remember a neighbor always stopping at an olive store in California where they sold olives they grew, I think it was called the Olive Pit. She always brought back so many jars, she really loved them. Not so many different varieties of olives but olives stuffed with so many different things.
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Whereabouts? Napa?
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Sonoma Valley, IIRC.
re: Karl S
The Olive Pit is a fabulously fun place with a lot of olive products, though few of them are cheap.
It is on Interstate 5 north of Sacramento, about an hour or so, in the town of Corning. Definitely worth a visit if you are passing through.
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re: Tripeler
Ah, I was confusing Olive Pit with Olive Press, which I have visited.
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PK, my bro has a geen olive tree in his yard in Vegas
My fave is the oil cured.
Nyons - those little black slightly bitter salty things - yum! like candy. also Kalamatas. and Castelvetranos. But yeah, i've been known to eat plain old supermarket black olives right out of the can.
Just wanted to shout out the excellent olive bar at Wegman's, the best I've seen. The bright green cerignola olives are not oily, just pure olive goodness.


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Updated: 06/05/2014 - The Marine Corps was cleaning up a Southern California neighborhood on Thursday and working to help families whose homes were damaged or destroyed by one of its jets that crashed in the small desert city of Imperial, officials said.
Posted: 06/05/2014 - Authorities say a military jet has crashed in a Southern California desert community but there's no immediate word on injuries.
Posted: 06/05/2014 - Officials say a Central California man charged with planting two homemade bombs died while in custody.
Posted: 06/05/2014 - On Tuesday, the South Lake Tahoe police department responded to 911 calls indicating a that male broke into a residence on Bonanza Avenue.
Updated: 06/04/2014 - The Los Angeles Fire Department says three teenage girls are hospitalized in critical condition after they were hit by a car in North Hollywood on Wednesday.
Posted: 06/04/2014 - A parolee has been sentenced to four years in prison for stealing a 19th-century Gold Rush-era jewelry box from a California museum.
Updated: 06/04/2014 - A man charged in an explosives case has been ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation while in jail in San Francisco.
Updated: 06/04/2014 - California officials have decided to add the gray wolf to the state's endangered species list.
Posted: 06/04/2014 - On, Tuesday, June 3rd, 2014, the South Lake Tahoe Police Department received numerous calls stating a residence was being broken into on Bonanza Avenue.
Posted: 06/04/2014 - The mother of a Central California teenager who committed suicide after years of anti-gay bullying has reached a $750,000 settlement with her son's school district.


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Welcome to revolution corner, or 'The only spot on the interlink to buy one-off die-cut stickers'. Individual slices of personality, totally unique and 400% awesome. A splendid way to collect t-shirt designs when your wardrobe is full.
*Not actually crazy, actually true.
Printed to fit best inside a 3" x 4" window, including 3mm white padding around the edge.
Originally: http://reapersun.tumblr.com/post/17704693318/sh...
I draw a lot of Sherlock fanart but I do other things too
Every Sherlockian with actual, usable money needs this in their life.
Oh my…. Moomin was my favourite tv series when I was a kid and Sherlock is my fav now. Brilliant!
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