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Friday, November 21, 2014
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Chester magazine debuts
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Sunday, November 16, 2014
Chester Charter School for the Arts Posts Huge Improvement in Academic Results; Charter is Renewed for Five Years
|Akosua Watts, Principal and
Chief Executive Officer at CCSA
November 14, 2014 – On Friday, November 7, the Pennsylvania Department of Education released its 2013-2014 school performance data for all Pennsylvania schools. Schools are ranked according to their School Performance Profile Academic score (SPP).
Chester Charter School for the Arts (CCSA), a non-profit, arts-enriched, public charter school recorded an SPP score of 71.7 on a scale of 100.
CCSA ranked number one for growth and academic achievement in the Chester Upland School District and achieved the 3rd largest year over year improvement among 800 peer schools in the five-county Philadelphia region.
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Does Harrah's Philadelphia care more about them or us?
|This may be the only legal
gambling in Delaware County soon
I can't help but to notice all the local politicians recent urging that no new casino license is awarded in Philadelphia.
Bidders have been working on their proposals for well over a year putting in a lot of time and money trying to convince the casino gods that they have a better gambling concept than the other guy. Aren't they too far along in the process to consider stopping the casino license from going through? Where were our politicians when the bidding wars were first announced? Wouldn't that have been a better time to protest?
Friday, November 14, 2014
Thursday, November 13, 2014
New Report Promotes "Two Generation" Approach to Fight Poverty
HARRISBURG, Pa. - New research shows the best way to help lower-income families become stronger is to provide programs that focus on both children and their parents.
The new Annie E. Casey Foundation report called it a "two-generation" approach to fighting poverty. Patrice Cromwell, the foundation's director of strategic initiatives, explained the two-fold goal as "supporting parents in their ability to get and keep a job and be a strong parent, the same time as supporting kids to get a good start early in learning, as well as a good start in school."
Cromwell said programs designed to help children or parents have the best intentions, but often are too narrowly focused. She said a more family-centered approach just works better.
Mayor John Linder concerned about new Philadelphia casino
CHESTER, PA - Chester City Mayor John Linder expressed concern today about a pending Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) decision on a second Philadelphia casino speaking on the possible impacts to the city.
Linder said the city has received $82 million from Harrah's Philadelphia located in Chester since it opened. Revenue from the casino pays for essential services that benefit all residents and the casino provides good paying jobs.
The mayor was speaking out because the PGCB is expected to approve a second casino soon and speculation is that it will be located near the Philadelphia sports stadiums.
"New casinos in this market create greater competition for revenue, but that location in particular could potentially have an adverse affect on Chester's allocation of those gaming revenues," he said.
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Charlie B's Texas Bar-B-Que Grand Opening Friday
|Finally, the wrapping paper will be removed
and Bar-B-Que will be served
Owner Carl Everett, a longtime Chester resident, will officially open Charlie B's Texas Bar-B-Que Jazz and Blues Café with a special grand opening event on November 14 at 11 a.m.
Chester property on leading haunted house list
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Sunday, November 9, 2014
Anthony Davis breaks Widener football record
Friday, November 7, 2014
Chester native featured on Tom Joyner Show
We Chester folk know Fredia Gibbs isn't a little known Black History Fact, but for those of you not current on our former Chester High School track and field phenom, she was featured on the Tom Joyner Morning Show this morning.
Click HERE to get the latest on Fredia.
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Thursday, November 6, 2014
Progress Stalls Connecting More Pennsylvania Children to Health Care
HARRISBURG, Pa. - A new report demonstrates efforts to connect more children to health care coverage seems to have stalled in Pennsylvania, as well as across the nation.
Joan Alker, executive director of the Georgetown Center for Children and Families, is one of the authors of the study Children's Coverage at a Crossroads. While more and more children had been gaining health insurance coverage over the last several years, she says five million children across the U.S. remain uninsured. Alker says in many states - including Pennsylvania - progress appears to have stalled.
"The other interesting finding is children in working families living on the brink of poverty are those that have the highest rate of 'un-insurance,' compared to other income groups," says Alker.
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Media – The Community Action Agency of Delaware County, Inc.'s (CAADC) Building Trades Training Program still has slots open for its employment program for out-of-school youth. CAADC is still accepting applications but eligible and interested youth from Delaware County should contact them immediately as all slots will be filled soon. The Building Trades Training Program is designed to help out-of-school youth gain the skills for a rewarding career. The program helps the youth develop skill sets including free training in plumbing basics, construction/drywall and electrical maintenance. Participants receive industry recognized certifications in OSHA Construction, Lead Safety and Forklifting.
There are a limited number of available slots though and applicants must meet the following requirements:
· Be between the ages of 17 and 21
· Currently reside in Delaware County
· Not enrolled in High School
Income eligibility guidelines do apply. Call today to see if you are eligible. Contact Carla Gordy at CAADC's Employment and Training Department at (610) 874-8451 x 1047.
Chester has a new magazine thanks to Widener students
Chester, Pa.—The inaugural issue of Chester magazine, an online and print publication about the city produced by Widener University students, will be released this month and celebrated on the university's campus.
Members of the university community and residents of the city of Chester are invited to an informal reception to launch the magazine on the first floor of Freedom Hall at 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20.
Stories in the magazine include a photo essay about the city, profiles of the Chester Children's Chorus, the Laran Bronze Inc. foundry, a fertility doctor at the Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Phatso's Bakery and other Chester eateries, and a story about the city's plans for a cultural corridor.
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Thursday, October 30, 2014
The greatness of Coach Fred Pickett
It's hard to think about the passing of Coach Fred Pickett and not get a little chocked up.
His overwhelming success as the boys basketball coach at Chester High School is the legacy he's left behind but his impact on our community goes so much further than wins and loses on the court.
Is there ever a time you've seen Fred without a smile on his face? In the midst of the most stressful, intense, competitive, and unfair situations on the court, Fred's gentlemanly demeanor was totally counter to other coaches you see perform in similar situations (including his assistant coaches).
They say players win games and coaches lose them and guys like me as spectators and fans took our shots at Fred from the stands for some of the decisions he made, but he just kept smiling and winning.
Even these past couple years as Fred became increasingly gaunt and distressed, he still came out to games to show support, greeted his friends and acquaintances warmly, and kept smiling.
I realized how much I missed Fred during the last Chester High football game I attended this year. It just wasn't the same not hearing his voice over the PA system from the press box. I had a few words with him as he sat in the car watching the football game besides the bleachers near the end zone. With all his buddies standing around the car yucking it up as usual, none of us imagined a time when Fred wouldn't be around to enjoy some good high school competition with us.
Along with all the State Championship banners, 1000 point scorers, retired jerseys, Harlem Globe Trotters and NBA player photos that hang on the walls of the 'Clip-Joint', I can't wait to see the tribute we bestow for the greatest of Fred Pickett.
Guys like him come along once in a lifetime.
ELECTION 2014: Is party loyalty wrong?
People are less judgmental about different lifestyles, but they are more judgmental about policy labels.
More people are building their communal and social identities around political labels. Your political label becomes the prerequisite for membership in your social set.
Those who are not members of the right party are deemed to lack basic compassion, or basic loyalty to country.
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Boys & Girls Club of Chester Focused on Career Development with $1.4 Million Grant
October 28, 2014 (Chester, Pa) – The Boys & Girls Club of Chester recently received a $1.4 million Face-Forward 2 sub-grant from Connection Training Services of Philadelphia. This three year Department of Labor grant creates the opportunity for a new program to be developed in Chester that is focused on addressing the employment barriers of court-involved young people between the ages of 14-24, while helping these young people to develop the employment skills needed to obtain lucrative employment.
With a goal of more than 200 young people to receive this impactful level of assistance, the Boys & Girls Club realizes that this must be a local and County-wide integrated partnership to ensure future success for the young people and the community.
CHA Staff team with community children, Urban Tree Connection and Swarthmore students at Community Garden
The Chester Housing Authority's community garden underwent major preparation for next year's harvest over the weekend.
Children from the community joined with CHA staff, the Urban Tree Connection and students from Swarthmore College's Lang Center for Civic and Social Responsibility to build the final of 50 raised planting beds in the community garden at Ruth L. Bennett Homes.
Helpers included very young residents of Bennett Homes.
"Aside from not needing to stoop when planting, caring for and harvesting, the beds will allow us to get a head start on the planting season because in the spring the elevated soil heats up sooner than the ground," said CHA Executive Director Steven Fischer. "We have moved gradually over the past five years with our garden but we think building and seeding additional beds is going to take us to a new higher level in the spring and summer."
This is all part of a long-term plan to teach children how to garden, produce food right here in the community, and to market.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Photos from Unity Center Banquet
|Cocktail Hour
|Cory Long rockin' the mic as usual
|Della Beaver striking a pose
|The Gifts
|The ubiquitous Kenny Covert and Dr. Dexter Davis
|My first cheerleader in Biddy League.
Look, we still wear the same uniform - crazy. Kim LeCato.
|A unique yet beautiful space for a banquet. Neumann University
|Dray Clark and I agreeing that he'll do the talking while I'll do the writing
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Chester's Unity Center celebrates with banquet
Unity Center Inc. at 9th and Kerlin/Butler Streets, has been serving the Chester community since 1987 beginning with transitional housing and now focused on youth and community development. They celebrated last night at Neumann University with a grand banquet honoring supporters and featuring Dray Clark as keynote speaker.
|Dray Clark put it down as usual. If you want to see his entire speech, request it in a comment below.
|Gene Foehl, Unity Center head.
|Cheryl Stevens
|Amber Stevens
|Nancy M. Foehl Service Award recipient, Janet Jones
|Nieshaia Williamson and son Nazir Williamson
Monday, October 27, 2014
Diversity Career Fair For EDUCATORS
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MEDIA- October 30th is National Weatherization Day. Weatherization provides a cost-effective permanent solution for reducing the heavy energy burden on low-income Americans. As the cold weather approaches, most families across the country are turning up their thermostats to combat dropping temperatures. For low-income families, however, cranking up the heat is not always an option. These families pay 14.4% or more of their annual incomes for energy compared with only 3.3% for other non low-income families. The Weatherization Program is available to help make low-income households more energy efficient.
The Weatherization Assistance Program in Delaware County is administered by the Community Action Agency of Delaware County, Inc. (CAADC). The program provides quality energy education and home conservation modifications. On average, the program reduces heating bills by 20-30%. All services are free of charge.
Edward T. Coleman, Chief Executive Officer of CAADC, urged, "This program can make a real tangible difference immediately to those already on a strained budget and continue to help them in the future. This is an excellent time to call and get fast service before winter arrives and the program gets very busy."
Annual income guidelines currently are:
Family of 1: $23,340
Family of 2: $31,460
Family of 3: $39,580
Family of 4: $47,700
Family of 5: $55,820
Add $8,120 for each additional family member.
Funding for this program is provided by the PA Department of Community and Economic Development. To apply for the Weatherization Program or for additional information, residents can contact CAADC at (610) 521-8770.
The entire article: Is Chester Housing Authority the city's best landlord?
Donnie Evans, an itinerant handyman in
the city of Chester, Pa.,
desperately needed somewhere to stay.
A former dockworker who had struggled to get by since the city's shipyards closed in 1989, Evans, 51, was in a fight with his girlfriend. The one thing they agreed on was that it would be best for him to move out of the apartment they shared — and fast. The situation felt urgent; he had no leads on apartments he could afford, and the waiting lists for the Chester Housing Authority's Section 8 vouchers and project-based housing were closed. When a landlord Evans knew offered him a place, he did not refuse.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Is Chester Housing Authority the city's best landlord?
|This property on Rt. 291 is fast
becoming the symbol of Chester's
desperate times. Photo: Paul Gargagliano.
Jake Blumgart wrote a chilling story of a Chester resident and his struggles obtaining decent housing in Chester. The story can be found on the Next City website. Below are a few excerpts from the long article. If I get enough comments requesting the entire article, I'll print it.
- Chester is what is known, in real estate industry jargon, as a "weak market city." The phrase means what it sounds like. The city is poor and its economy stagnant. The median home sale price in Chester in 2012 was $20,000, compared to $69,350 in nearby Wilmington and $98,000 in Philadelphia. Fewer than half of Chester's working-age adults are employed, and a third of the population is living at or below the poverty line. In a city where median rent is $790, 51.5 percent of households pay 35 percent or more of their income to their landlords.
- In 2012, there were 667 home sales in the city, but only 33 were purchased with a mortgage. (Investors generally finance their purchases through other means, so comparing mortgages to total sales is a reliable way to measure owner-occupancy.) Nationally about half of home sales are completed without a mortgage, but in Chester the proportion is nearer to one mortgage for every 20 sales.
- "In Chester, [the term] slumlord has to be used very selectively to maintain the value of the word,"...
- Many of the landlords he comes into contact with aren't bad people, he says, they are simply unprepared to provide housing for an incredibly high-need population.
- With very little property tax revenue coming in to City Hall, the single city inspector charged with making sure properties meet code regulations is stretched thin.
- Everything changes for those low-income renters who manage to make it on the Chester Housing Authority rolls. The CHA serves 2,366 families, about 8,000 people. More than half of these households — 1,566 families — receive Section 8 vouchers, which don't have to be used within city limits but often are.
- In an age when innovation and entrepreneurship are the buzzwords that get cities' attention, it's easy to overlook the power of well-run legacy public agencies like housing authorities. Yet in Chester, no one developer has done as much to improve the city as the CHA has. Higher-profile projects such as PPL Park, the soccer stadium for the Philadelphia Union (supported by $77 million in public subsidies), that was supposed to "change the face of Chester forever," in the words of then-governor Ed Rendell, have done far less for the city's residents.
- Cities like Chester are, after all, the reason government got involved in the housing market in the first place. "In most cities at most times, public housing provides a better alternative than private-sector housing in poor neighborhoods," writes Edward Goetz in New Deal Ruins: Race, Economic Justice, and Public Policy. But federal the government long ago abandoned the idea of building more project-based public housing, and today even its cheaper alternatives, like Section 8 vouchers and low-income housing tax credits, are stunted by Congress.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
A Film Festival for Fathers
|"Every Father is a Story"
Getting men together to talk about their experiences being a father doesn't draw a big crowd but it sure is rewarding. Men openly talk about man stuff but rarely talk about fathering and rarely share experiences about their own father in conversations with other men. Women don't have this problem. The joys and perils of motherhood is a favorite topic among them.
|Butch Slaughter introducing the festival format
The Faces of our Fathers Film Festival (FFFF) is taking the father issue head on by showing short films dedicated to daddy conundrums. FFFF pioneer Butch Slaughter is definitely not catering to an eager audience clamoring for this daddy focused entertainment, but he still sees value in using the film festival approach to build an audience to focus on daddy issues.
|L-R: Steve Fischer, Rod Powell, Jon Whitington representing
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Friday, October 24, 2014
Kerlin Street Classic 2014
Kenny Covert honored by Minaret Court #154
Minaret Court #154 honored Kenny Covert for his work with Chester city youth on Saturday, October18.
|L-R:, Jennie McCartthy, Kathy Jackson, Vivian Covert, Kenny Covert, Cory Long
|Kenny Covert gets advice and support from Noble John Goss, P.P., Imperial Deputy for the Desert of Pennsylvania
|Kenny Covert makes a point to thank his supporters
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The College of Charleston will serve as host of the first S.C. Supply Chain Summit, it was announced last week.
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Common Ground Garden Supply and Education Center
Saturday, June 8, 2013 from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM (PDT)
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A simple graywater irrigation system is easy to install and can save you 6,000 to 11,000 gallons of water per year. Learn about the different types of graywater systems, how to install a simple one, what to do, what not to do, and what plants and products are most compatible with graywater. Also discussed will be the permitting required for different types of systems. Taught by Sherri Osaka who is a licensed Landscape Architect and Bay-Friendly Qualified Designer and started her own company 15 years ago. She has been lecturing and implementing ecological landscaping techniques, graywater and rainwater irrigation, and pervious paving for many years.
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Saturday, June 8, 2013 from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM (PDT)
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Q Inn Hotel Old City, only 440 yards from Gülhane Park, offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi in the Sultanahmet district of Istanbul. It features a 24-hour front desk.
Score from 488 reviews Very good
Just 165 ft from Gulhane Park and Gulhane Tram Station, the Hotel Ottoman Luxury is less than half a mile from the historic Sultanahmet area.
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Set at the heart of Historic Peninsula, Rumours Inn is a 3-minute walk from Sultanahmet Square. The accommodations have a terrace, and free Wi-Fi is available in all areas free of charge.
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The Santa Sophia is in the heart of the historic center of Istanbul and many famous sights such as the Blue Mosque, Grand Bazaar and Topkapi Palace are within walking distance.
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It is very close to many sites worth seeing, the room had good size. There are many places to shop and eat around near the hotel. The view from the breakfast room was very nice (breakfast not so much).
The bed was uncomfortable due to the fact that there were 2 twin beds together and you could feel the separation. Also all the pillows were very hard so we had neckache the 3 days. It is very close to the mosques so you will hear their chants at 5:30 am every day (and they sing with microfones). There is NO way you would hear this and dont wake up.
Great Location, nice roof top view
Location, location & location! Family rooms were comfy Views from the breakfast terrace on the top Decent breakfast
Terrible attitude of the manager. Made undesirable comments on ethnicity No reception or lobby. Entire area where reception should be located has a restaurant No atmosphere at all
Recently renovated rooms Comfy beds View from room and breakfast terrace Wi-Fi always worked
Bathroom was not restocked daily with soap and shampoo
The place is located rigth next to the blue mosque. The hotel was great and the staff super extreamly friendly and helpful. I would definatelly go back there one day when i go back to Istanbul.
I liked everithing, nothing wrong at all
I stayed here for three nights and really liked it. I love their kindness and nice especially Doktor(he is so good and kine :D) fantastic location near by Blue mosque and sofia cathedral. If I visit Istanbul, I will definitely stay here :)
You can't get any closer accommodation to Sultan Ahmet Camii.
A little bit of street noise, but expected being in the narrow streets of the old city.
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Rooms were clean and well appointed,good shower, but all rather small. Breakfast room was small but the view was good. Location near to Hippodrome good.
Noise - difficult to sleep cos of noise from street, cars and restaurant downstairs. We paid over £80 a night and this was massively overpriced.
The location wise is very convinient! Walking distantance to most tourist attraction in old city. Nearby to a tram station also!
• Location was excellent for those visiting Istanbul for the historic places. • Staff were very helpful especially Kazem. • Although the price is a little bit high, but compared to other hotels in the area it's fair.
•Breakfast is good, but needs more verity.
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is very expensive compared with the other hotels the owner very rude just he's looking for money It is only looking for money and not to please the customer. Also, there is a bad smell in the rooms and did not clean the rooms just they come to put poor soap and did not change the sheets for five days until I asked for change. the breakfast poor and old however musty found in the juice and breakfast includes eggs, and old cheese only . I do not advise this hotel it is a waste of money
Really good place to stay especially when it comes to have a good location, 5 minute walk to the tram station (Wich takes you straight to the other side of Galata´s bridge). Located just in the corner of the Hippodrome, 5 minutes away from Blue Mosque and Hagia Sofia. Good restaurant offers near by. Clean rooms, totally renovated on 2014 and nice and helpful staff. I totally recommend this place to stay.
The location was perfect and central. My favorite thing to do each morning was just grab a tea in the top floor with a perfect view to the Blue Mosque.Hasan and other staff were very kind and helpful in all of my needs. And for a solo traveller, the place had a bar/resto downstairs with just enough buzz and social life to make you feel surrounded. Overall, a lovely experience. Will definitely come back !
The elevator is a bit small but it wasn't too much of a deal for me as I was on the 2nd floor. It did have some technical difficulties on the second day so moving the luggage down was hindering. The staff however was very attentive.
location was perfect . Very Close to all historic places in old city.Staff was very coperative.
A bit expensive .
Loved how close we were to everything. Super breakfast which was included in price and great wifi which was free. Staff were helpful too.
Location and very accommodating staff very especially a young employee Mr Onur at the front desk who was very helpful indeed in all that we required giving us a feel like home.A few negative points were quickly fixed & He always gave excellent advise of how to go where and save money.
The fact that the breakfast attendant did not wear any gloves while handling food and picked up everything by bare hands to arrange on buffet plates !.We informed the management & they promise to take care of it The good thing is they were very prompt in taking action . Which is very important .
I enjoyed stay in the hotel .the stuff were very good but the receptionist was fantastic in how for his kindness helping me every day to find great deals around and for anything. Great man and with fantastic professionalism.
location, view from the breakfast room
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Very good location next to the Hippodrome square in front of the Blue Mosque. Main attractions within walkable distance. Room small but clean. Good breakfast on the terrasse with a stunning view of the Blue Mosque and very nice staff. Good quality/price ratio.
The location of this hotel was perfect as it is situated right next to the main square. Main attractions are only a few mins walk away. The hotel itself is good and rooms are cleaned regularly, wifi is good too, staff didnt speak much english but enough to get by and were happy to help. Overall i would definatley recommend this place
Breakfast could have done with some fresh juices but cant really think of anything else and anyway the view for from the breakfast terrace was amazing
Great room Large breakfast selection Nice helpful staff Loved the restaurant and serving staff Perfect location to tourist sights
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What is the quickest, easiest, tastiest main dish you make when you unexpectedly have to feed people? You have time to go shopping - ingredients don't have to be store cupboard.
Antipasto platter or roast chicken, depending on the time of year. And for me, it has to be in my pantry/fridge or it's not "easy" or "quick".
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Gotta disagree re the bacon. It's not AS good but it's still REALLY good, IMO. And I use the Hazan recipe which includes parsley which I think is important. Oh, wait, I don't add salt :)
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Could you elaborate a smidge on that please?
Spiral-cut ham if they eat it, lots of rolls and mustards, some cheese and picnic-style side dishes (potato salad, cole slaw, etc).
Roast chicken with basic fixings like mashed potatoes (or corn on the cob in season) and a green vegetable and/or salad (tomato salad in season).
You didn't say cheapest -- roast tenderloin of beef is easy, with horseradish sauce, green salad and nice bread is quick, easy and very tasty. Could add roasted potatoes.
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Ditto number one. maybe throw together some Cowboy Beans as a side.
Thanks everyone. Seeker: How many people? Variable.I just need ideas for whenever I want to make a speedy informal meal and my mind goes blank.This happens quite often.
There's lead time enough to shop? A baked salmon filet with curried rice (saute' onions, golden raisins, and curry powder in a whole stick of butter and add this to hot rice) and salad and French bread.
Recently? A variation of Vietnamese grilled beef lettuce wraps with banh hoi. Sous-vide the steak (Porterhouse or ribeye, 1 min to bag, 2 minutes post-sear). The time in the bath is plenty for drinking, the nuoc cham and lettuce washing is a togetherness exercise for those unexpected guests. Banh hoi gets steamed while the Bibb lettuce leaves are washed.
If it's just drinking, charcuterie, bread, olives, cheese.
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+2 minutes to season and pre-sear, don't wanna forget that.
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I don't pre-sear as I have not found a significant difference for my personal taste. The meat gets bagged with long pepper, garlic and rendered marrowfat. Salt and a little sugar applied to dried surfaces for post sear with butter and sunflower oil using combination hot pan and blowtorch.
Basic, Quick Chicken
Lay raw thinly sliced or pounded boneless, skinless breasts in baking dish.
Cover with thin slices of Swiss cheese
In a side bowl mix:
1 can Campbells chicken soup
1 can cheap white wine
Marinated artichoke hearts, quarted
1 can water chestnuts, sliced
Fresh mushrooms quartered
Pour mixture over chicken and cheese
Cover with dry, seasoned dressing mix like Mrs Culberson's
Pour melted butter over all and bake 350 for about an hour.
My go to is always a taco or Mexican bar. It really makes it so easy. If I have steak on hand or left over steak, and then I can grill onions and peppers, I always have hard and soft taco shells on hand.
It's so easy because people choose what they like without having to worry about a dish where people are picking things out.
I make my own taco seasoning at home, I'd do ground beef, a lime, lemon marinated chicken, and maybe steak if I have it on hand. Make mexican style rice, if I have beans, salsa, chips, (Tomato, lettuce, onion, shred some cheese.) Perhaps some guacamole, and pico if I happen to have it on hand.
I'll tell you what I made a few days ago that was the cat's pajamas!
I got a package of country-style ribs and a jar of "Sticky Fingers" brand barbecue sauce (specifically the Tennessee Whiskey Sticky fingers).
I don't have a grill, so I broiled each side of the country-style ribs for 10 or 15 minutes or so on each side to get that nice, crisp browning, and then poured the Sticky Fingers over the ribs and reduced heat in oven to 400 deg. for about an hour more in the oven.
They were super amazing awesome. I don't know if it was beginners luck, but the flavor and texture were fantastic. With a couple of baked potatoes I threw in the oven and a salad, I had dinner with very minimal prep time.
Chicken thighs braised in stock and white wine with carrots and potatoes, with French bread.
In the summer a pretty composed entree salad like a nicoise or variation of, a quick baked berries crumble or cobbler with vanilla ice cream for dessert.
Individual servings make any meal special enough for entertaining- a fish and veggies combo en papillote with a side of herbed grain salad, or ramikens for a quasi french meal of eggs baked with wilted spinach and parmesan, a hearty side salad of fresh produce and interesting greens, crusty bread and red wine to go with. In the fall individual baked pot pies, lasagna, and shepards pie.
Ebay and amazon are a great source to get oven safe individual baking dishes at a good price
If there's time to cook it, a roast chicken. Just about everybody likes it and so many good things go with it. Here's one of them, also quick: cook 2 boxes frozen chopped spinach. Drain. While hot, mix with 2-3 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese, 1/2 tsp salt, 1 tsp garlic powder, and 2 tsp curry powder. Everything melts in the cheese and makes a sauce.
Pasta with shallot, halved cherry tomatoes and bottled marinated artichokes, all usually from Trader Joe's. Cook the pasta and drain it. Drain the artichokes and keep the marinade, then chop them into smallish bite-size and set aside. Mince the shallot, cook it a while in some oil, then throw in the tomatoes and turn up the heat. When the tomatoes start getting soft sort of smash them down, cooking until there's plenty of juice. Stir in the artichokes, then add the marinade. When all that is simmering toss in the pasta and toss it all together. Serve with plenty of freshly grated parmesan or pecorino. You can also make this ahead and spread it into an oven dish or gratin pan and top with plenty of cheese, then run into a 350º oven for 20-25 minutes, depending on whether it's cold or warm. This is a good ploy for when you'll have drinks and stuff for a while before dinner – you'll get the cooking done before anyone arrives, and get to party a bit instead of cooking.
I should say that I've made this with spaghetti, angel hair and ravioli, all good.


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"The idea is agencies don't talk directly to each other," said Sean McGrath, chief technology officer of business integration company Propylon, speaking recently on a panel at the Government CIO Summit in Amelia Island, Fla. "They talk to a single hub."
That hub is at the heart of the Public Services Broker, which provides Irish citizens with one point of access to government services and allows for data sharing governmentwide. Rather than share information directly, agencies provide data to a central location, which packages and disseminates the information when users request it.
The broker is being developed and managed by Ireland's Reach agency, a cross-departmental organization developed a couple of years ago by the Irish government to improve citizen services and help agencies work together. The Public Services Broker portal will go live next month, said Oliver Ryan, director of Reach.
The broker will bring together highly autonomous agencies with different levels of technology platforms and long-standing cultural boundaries, Ryan said.
Irish officials tested the plan for the portal though a project with the Interagency Messaging Service, built two years ago. The service created a messaging hub that transported data using an Extensible Markup Language message envelope. The test proved the architecture of the idea, Ryan said, which "is beginning to gather legs and develop."
Rather than having to build a new automated process to allow communication with other systems, agencies rely on standards to send data messages relayed from the hub.
That means innovation can take place on the edges of the hub rather than at the center of the equation, McGrath said. "All the clever things happen on the edge," he said. "That's why the Web works."
This approach, he said, is faster and cheaper than distributed architectures and allows for flexibility and ownership among agencies. He said the architecture that supports this portal is scalable and can be deployed now, without waiting for the development of new standards or upgraded technology.
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This is the roadgoing iteration of the Concept M135i shown at the 2012 Geneva motor show. That 'Concept' tag in the name is important - in BMWspeak it signifies that the show star in question will translate to production unscathed.
So expect the £30,000 hot hatch to slot in halfway between a 135i and the limited-edition 1-series M Coupe. In many ways, it's similar to the positioning of 1979's M535i - not quite a full-blown M division car, but much more than an M Sport trim level.
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This sign and house are located in San Jose's History Park.
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location: California
date approved: 11/22/2014
last visited: 11/10/2014
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This is the third of three historical markers on the Clark Fork River along Highway 135, 4 miles south of Paradise, Montana. It is entitled Clark Fork Corridor: The Land.
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This is the second of three historical markers on the Clark Fork River along Highway 135, 4 miles south of Paradise, Montana. It is entitled Clark Fork Corridor: The River.
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A marker and medallion by the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house (Tau Deuteron Chapter), located just North of the University of Texas at Austin, TX campus on W27th and Guadalupe Streets.
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Castle in the city of Tarascon.
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The Eglise de la Madeleine is a Catholic church located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, France.
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Marietta Museum of Art & Whimsy is alongside the Florida Scenic Highway - Tamiami Trail, which travels along US-41 for a total of 70 miles, passing through the heart Sarasota.
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The history of a family business which operated almost 120 years.
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A statue of George Washington wearing a toga is located inside entrance to Doric Hall in the Massachusetts State House at 24 Beacon Street, Boston, MA.
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Ehem. Arbeitersiedlung der Zeche Consolidation, Gelsenkirchen, Germany
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Friedrich Schiller - St. Louis, MO
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Replica dedicated: November 10, 1898 in St. Louis Park Place, moved to current location in 1970. There is also another replica in Chicago.
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Tamiami Trail - Bayfront Park - Sarasota, Florida, USA.
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In 1900, while Georgia was struggling to organize a system of schools, Taylorsville citizens founded the first free high school in Bartow County. Located at the intersection of Euharlee Street and Lanier Dr, Taylorsville, GA.
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John W. Akin 1850 - 1907 - Bartow Co., GA
Judge of Cartersville City Court, President of City School Board. Located in the Oak Hill Cemetery, North Erwin Street, Cartersville, Georgia.
Stilesboro Academy - Bartow Co., GA
A public subscription raised $5,000 to erect the school. In 1864, federal troops occupied the school. At Stilesboro Academy off of Taff Road on Angus Trail (GA 113), Cartersville, GA.
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The Baldwin Apple Monument commemorates the first Baldwin Apple Tree. It is located on the corner of Emery Lane and Chestnut Streets in Wilmington, MA.
The Underground Railroad in Champaign County/Lewis Adams #32-11 - Urbana, OH
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This marker is located in Freedom Grove Park, at the intersection of U.S. 68 and State Route 55 in Urbana, Ohio. The marker was erected by friends and descendants of Lewis and Susan Adams and the Ohio Historical Society in 2013.
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Sprinkle Glo Germ powder or dab Glitter Bug lotion onto hands. These substances are available at medical health and equipment stores or online. Rub it all over the hands. It will be invisible to the naked eye.
How to See the Cleanliness of Your Hands With Black Lights
A black light can be used to demonstrate how germs cover hands, and also how to wash hands effectively to remove those germs. This is a very good scientific experiment that will alert people of all ages to the benefits of hand washing. You will need a special powdered substance that glows under black light to teach this lesson, but the results will be both dramatic and thought-provoking when the experiment is finished.
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Shine a black light onto the hands covered with either the powder or lotion. The particles in both substances will glow brightly under black light. These glowing particles are the germs that each one of us has on our hands.
Wash hands thoroughly in a sink basin with soap and water.
Shine a black light on the freshly washed hands. The particles that have remained after washing will still glow brightly. These particles will signify the germs that have been leftover after hand washing. Wash hands again to remove the rest of the germs and illuminate the hands under the black light to see that the glowing particles are gone.
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The Creative Movement program is an interactive, caregiver-and-child, movin' and groovin', play and learn group designed for children ages 2 to 5. Under the tutelage of Melissa Romano, toddlers and adults won't even realize they are exercising as they learn the basics of healthy movement. Adults can skip the gym and burn calories with the little ones!
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Airlines are rushing to add service to North Dakota to haul in workers drawn by the state's oil boom.
Delta Air Lines Inc. said on Monday that it will add two round-trips a day between Minneapolis and Williston, N.D. And United Airlines is set to add three round-trip flights a day between Denver and Williston in November.
Airports in Minot and Dickinson, N.D. are adding service, too.
North Dakota oil production has more than tripled in the last three years, and it's now the second-biggest oil-producing state, behind Texas. Air traffic has boomed, too, as oil companies fly in workers.
The Williston airport's waiting area doesn't have enough room. Managers plan to add a double-wide trailer to expand the waiting area for passengers.
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