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Beginner question on roasting vegetables
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- jenbeaubien Apr 27, 2014 04:09 PM
I have never roasted vegetables before but tonight I tried an easy roast broccoli and shrimp recipe and it was delicious and said to my husband we really need to try roasting more vegetables. I am looking for any tips but also wondering what people roast their vegetables on, I used a cookie sheet but (as I knew it would) it warped from the high heat, any advice?
I prefer a cookie sheet or half sheet pan at lower temperatures, 325 or so. Especially veggies like brussels sprouts or radishes where I want/need them cooked soft all the way through, then I bump up the temperature to 400 to brown them up a bit more at the end.
Also, this is my almost 3 year old's favorite veggie preparation, so I am willing to cater to her specific brussels sprouts demands.
re: autumm
Yep...me too. Start "slow" and then crank the heat up at the end. Depends on the "thickness" of what you're roasting.
One of my favs is the head of cauliflower. Just toss it in there, oven to 325-350. Leave alone for about an hour and then just keep increasing the temp until it's nice and crispy on the outside and done on the inside.
I also always use foil on the cookie sheet so I don't have to clean up.
I find that if I use a dark-colored sheet (even under the foil), the bottom roasts faster than when I use a gold touch non stick one. I chose the pan based on what I'm roasting...
re: jenbeaubien
Salt, pepper, and olive oil or butter is what I usually use to season my veggies. Depending on what I'm roasting I might put some garlic and parmesan on it too! Beets I will roast without any seasoning and leave the skin on to peel afterwards. I do my veggies on a baking sheet or cast iron pan. Try roasting asparagus! Yummy!
re: loodle
I will definitely try asparagus, I love it! I have to admit I have never eaten a beet...
re: jenbeaubien
Usually salt and garlic powder with olive oil before roasting, a bit of black pepper before serving, so I can separate out the kiddo's portion, as she's not a fan of black pepper.
re: autumm
That's so great she loves her vegetables! Thanks for the advice.
I keep a non-stick half sheet pan for roasting veggies and other savories; the edge is important to contain fats and juices that could otherwise wind up on your oven floor.
I keep another half-sheet pan (Not a non-stick) for the baking of sweets, and reserve cookie sheets for making, well, cookies. :)
re: mcsheridan
Good idea I will get a separate sheet pan!
I use an old rimmed cookie sheet. This sheet is only for roasting vegetables since it is slightly rusted and stained. I out two layers of foil in it. After the vegetables are roasted, I throw the top layer of foil away. The bottom layer, I re-use a few times. This way, it saves me the trouble of having to wash the whole cookie sheet.
This sheet does warp slightly but I don't worry about it.
I usually roast at 400 degrees for about 20 minutes. I stir halfway. I use olive oil and kosher salt. Depending on the vegetables, I may use thyme, red pepper flakes, oregano, or other herbs. Sometimes I divide the sheet into various veg sections. My favorite roasting vegetables include broccoli, Brussels sprouts, mushrooms, sweet potatoes (cut into chunks), cauliflower, cabbage and carrots.
For asparagus, my technique is slightly different. I have the tray on the top most rack. 475 degrees for 10 minutes. Olive oil and kosher salt only. Fast and delicious.
re: beetlebug
in the oven I use a 2" deep glass casserole pan. on the grill all bets are off.
I would add (emphasize?) that the cooking times vary wildly, time will teach you, asparagus=fast, zucchini longer than you'd think, chunked potatoes maybe an hour, brussel sprouts maybe half that (which makes for an easy one dish - start the potatoes and halfway toss the sprouts into the olive oil and garlic and re-salt a bit and give a good shake) corn is surprisingly slow.
I use EVOO, salt and pepper and a high temp, 400 to 425 to roast cauli with whole shallots (a fave of mine) or brussels sprouts. I also use two big sheet pans to make roasted ratatouille, then sometimes add fresh parsley and basil when it's done.
I also love roasted fennel with onions and carrots and fresh thyme sprigs, roasted rutabaga chunks, or brussels sprouts..
In my oven roasting at 350 is perfect, too hot and i get blackened edges and still raw centers.
A few of my favorites are cauliflower, carrots, eggplant, zucchini, sweet potatoes, mushrooms, beets, cabbage, radishes, grapes.......
I usually keep it simple with olive oil and salt/pepper but often add a drizzle of basalmic as well.
I use a half sheet tray with an edge to catch any juices. Be sure to leave a little space around the chopped veggies, if they are too close/touching while roasting they don't cook evenly.
My favorite combination is cauliflower, baby carrots, red onion and brussel sprouts. Often it's cauliflower or brussel sprouts plus carrots and onion.
Half sheet pan, toss with olive oil, salt and pepper, and cook on 400 for about 45 minutes. I like them kinda well done.
I recently started roasting green beans. Same deal, olive oil, s & p, 400. These are really good. Make a lot, they get eaten quickly.
re: c oliver
I don't know how the OP did hers, but I do roasted broccoli (or other vegetables) and shrimp by starting the vegetables, then adding the shrimp about 5-7 minutes before the vegetables are done (I use ~25 count shrimp for this) and the shrimp are perfectly done at 425F in that time in my oven.
I season with coriander, cumin, and mustard seeds, plus salt and a bit of ancho chile powder and salt on the vegetables, a bit more of that on the shrimp along with lemon zest. A squeeze of lemon when it's done, and you have a great one-dish meal.
re: c oliver
The shrimp just went in for the second half. They were excellent. Seasoned with coriander, cumin, salt, pepper and chili. Recipe called for 425
re: c oliver
I use a large CI skillet too unless I need larger quantities in which case I use a heavy, rimmed baking sheet.
A cheap 12" round pizza pan sold in supermarkets will do, and round ones don't warp. You might need 2 of them. Roast at 375F and swap the one on the higher rack with the lower about halfway through.
I NEVER toss vegetables with oil and seasonings in the pan, and seldom in a bowl. I prefer a plastic bag. Massage it well and you won't need as much oil. A produce or grocery bag will do; discard it once you are done.
re: ipsedixit
It doesnt work like a charm to roast vegetables which is what the OP wants.
re: kpaxonite
Maybe ipse will explain.
re: c oliver
Maybe not.Post sounds like a bad commercial.
re: kpaxonite
re: ipsedixit
IMO, the Foreman is a great way to grill veggies but isn't a substitute for oven or grill. Partly it is the dry thing - that works great for slices of eggplant or zucchini if you want to do a quick sandwich, etc. But sometimes you need that sheet pan or CI skillet full of olive oil tossed veggies.
Where are you? restaurant supply in your area?
Notice a common thread in these posts?
get 2 or 3 half-sheet pans (and maybe a few 1/4 sheet pans too). And the grid rack that fits on top. Heavy duty, no warp and they last forever. Best advice I ever got working briefly in restaurant was to stop buying cooking stuff in regular stores and get to restaurant supply.
Totally changed my kitchen. Not expensive either.
Fill a sheet pan with 1 veg at a time, don't mix. stuff cooks @ differing temps for different times.
good luck. this is how i got my veg-phobic relatives to scarf up roasted...everything.
you mean this is asparagus? Okra? eggplant?
no way. really?
re: kariin
I will have to ask around about restaurant supply. I don't think we have one locally...
re: jenbeaubien
Yes, get professional sheet pans. They are cheap and will last forever. Sam's Club has them, or you can get them online. Get half and quarter, at least two of each. I have a half dozen of each and use them daily.
re: sandylc
I use these from Marshall's/Home Goods and lined with parchment first, they're a super easy clean up.
re: sandylc
I never thought of Sam's club, thank you! I will get some this week.
Roasted veggies are delicious! As others have said, it's worth investing in a heavy duty sheet pan as well as some good evoo and salt and pepper. It's amazing how many things you can do with just those.
Try roasting beets with other dense veggies like parsnips or celery root. I think you'll be pleased and they need to be roasted for some time to get soft. Spring veggies like asparagus can be roasted at very high heat (475 or so) for 5 minutes or so and they should soften enough. If not, let them go another few minutes.
Lots of people who normally don't like vegetables love roasted veggies. Enjoy!
while warpy pans/sheets are annoying they're really nothing to fret over, so OK you have to rotate them on the rack or some bits cook drier. life goes on and some people prefer things crispier.
I use a lasagne pan. I usually start the potatoes and onions, chunky carrots or sweet potatoes, 10 mins later throw in peppers, zucchini and whole garlic. Tossed with whole oregano (ground in your hand, never use powered) salt, pepper and olive oil, splash of balsamic. I cook about 375. If you crowd to much they steam but will still taste delicious. Peppers and zucchini get cooked down pretty good. You can add them later for firmer texture. Makes a good mix for cold salad next day, add quinoa for protein.
re: daislander
I always make an obscene amount of roasted veggies at a time. The leftovers often go into salad with quinoa and chickpeas, or a veggie based soup, or layered into sandwiches.....
re: Ttrockwood
In omelets and fritatas is good also.
re: Ttrockwood
Great ideas!
re: Ttrockwood
I would like to make mass quantities of roasted veg but when I crowd the sheet pan they turn out more steamed. How do you make big batches?
re: divadmas
I find that even if I put two sheet pans in the oven, on upper middle and lower middle racks, there is a tendency for the pieces to steam since the oven interior is so moisture-laden. Sometime I will try microwaving them for a few minutes before roasting, as called for in some Cooks Illustrated vegetable recipes. Another idea, to facilitate hot air circulation, would be to use a bunch of pie pans with smaller amounts in each - it might even be a good idea because you could put one type of veg in each pan, which would allow you to pull the faster-cooking ones when done, allowing the rest to roast longer.
I think the most foolproof, if lengthy, approach is to do one tray at a time, and try to keep a half inch space between chunks.
re: divadmas
You can't crowd them. I do two sheet trays at a time but make sure all veg pcs have some "breathing room", after about 30-40min i turn the veggies and turn and swap the trays front to back and which is on top. If you have to do in two batches for the second batch after you stir and flip at the 40min mark just turn off the oven and leave it be another 45min or so-don't peek! The residual heat finishes the cooking even though the oven is off.
I like to use any ceramic casserole type pan because the cleanup is easy. Not fancy, I find useful sizes for cheap at discount home stores. Just experiment with herbs and seasonings. It's pretty hard to go wrong if you're using seasonings that you generally like.
re: daislander
Line up the veg you want to roast from the hardest like beets/carrots/potatoes/brussel sprouts/parsnips to the softest/smallest like asparagus/tomato/peas/frozen corn etc.
Put the hardest veg into salted boiling water for a few minutes. When the water comes back to the boil add the most delicate softest veg just for a minute. Quickly drain. Into a big bowl. Add a couple of T of best OO. Sprinkle of Kosher salt. Some fresh herbs. Squeeze of fresh lemon juice. Gently mix. Onto an oven proof tray. Into a preheated 375 F oven. After ten minutes stir the veg. Another ten+ minutes. Remove when the hardest veg are soft. Back into large bowl. Combine 6 parts best OO to 2 parts best white wine vinegar with whatever fresh herbs you want. Drizzle on veg. Season. Serve.
You can keep any leftovers veg in the fridge for a few days. (They just get better).
Make an omelette using the left over veg. You'll be in heaven.
I use half sheet pans (Chicago Metallic from Sur La Table) covered with parchment paper. I put a pile of veggies on the pan, pour a glug of olive oil on them and mix with my hands, then roast at 425 (full convection if you have it) until they are done (10 minutes to 30 minutes if convection). You need to toss them every 10 minutes or so, and watch carefully as they start to get done. I salt, and sometimes add a squeeze of lemon juice when they come out of the oven. This works for cauliflower, broccoli, asparagus, carrots, beets, green beans, mushrooms, onions, zucchini, winter squash, potatoes, and sweet potatoes.
i love roasting veggies of all sorts bc they basically cook themselves which is great for me, with 2 little ones. I have done just about every kind of veggie you can think of. Last night I did a roasted cut chicken with artichoke hearts and portobello mushroom slices. turned out great! put everything on rimmed baking sheet tossed with salt, pepper and olive oil. roast at 450 for approx 35 mins. awesome! next i want to try this:
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re: c oliver
Nice! Can't wait to try the asparagus, must hit the farmers market this Saturday... Think I will add mushrooms too:)
re: jenbeaubien
The tomatoes were good too. May 1-1/2" diameter ones cut in half. May do the same tonight :)
re: c oliver
oh so who's this Bob person? I thought we had something sort of nothing or perhaps delusional misplaced ideas and now this!
(yeah OK I'm smirking)
i have two broiler pans that I use, or a pyrex 9x13, at 375 or so. I love roasting chunks of butternut squash with some evoo, salt, pepper and garlic. Dh likes baby carrots roasted with onions.
My most recent addiction:
Crispy Baked Asparagus Fries
1 pound asparagus, trimmed
1/2 cup flour
2 eggs, lightly beaten
3/4 cup panko breadcrumbs
1/4 cup grated parmesan
salt and pepper to taste
Dredge the asparagus in the flour, dip them in the egg and then into a mixture of the panko breadcrumbs, parmesan, salt and pepper.
Place the asparagus on a wire rack on a baking sheet and bake in a preheated 425 oven until golden brown, about 7-13 minutes.
I toss assorted veggies into a produce bag, glug in a very small amount of olive oil and sprinkle with sea salt. Shake everything up good and spread on a rack in a half sheet pan. Husband's favorite combo to date: sweet potatoes, beets, mushrooms, onions and peppers
In addition to roasting you can get parchment paper bags add vegetables, some oil and roast until done.
Love thick slabs of cabbage roasted (about an hour - flip half way) with red wine vinegar and salt on them when they're done!
How about using bottom of broiler pan?
I like to just toss veggies in olive oil & some S&P and roast on high. Ya have to consider cooking times if doing several different veggies in one pan. HARD things like potatoes and carrots are gonna take a lot longer than say asparagus or zukes. I add in stages.
These are amazingly better than they sound -- give them a try:
re: DebinIndiana
B/c so many veg are different in texture I line up what I'm going to roast accordingly and steam them the hardest first ie potatoes/carrots/beets then moving to the more delicate ones like asparagus. This only takes a couple of minutes. They end up all being cooked about half way before I thoroughly dry them and turn them onto a cookie shit lined with tin foil. Drizzle of OO/S&P and very importantly a light drizzle of best balsamic vinegar. Into oven preheated to 375 F till roasted through.
re: Puffin3
"Cookie shit"....reminds me of my late mother, who never swore, but giggled every time she heard Jacques Pepin talk about forming and baking cookies.
re: greygarious
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Louisville Orchestra to Bring Liszt, Beethoven and Schickele to Whitney Hall, 2/21-22
The Louisville Orchestra will bring a great piano concerto and symphony to The Kentucky Center's Whitney Hall on Thursday, February 21 at 10:30 a.m. and Friday, February 22 at 8 p.m. Including works by Liszt, Beethoven and Schickele, the concerts will feature conductor Jorge Mester and guest pianist Christopher Taylor.
For tickets, call (502) 584-7777 or go online at www.louisvillecorchestra.org.
Composer: Peter Schickele (P.D.Q. Bach)
Work: Concerto for Chamber Orchestra
Composer: Ludwig von Beethoven
Work: Symphony No. 7
Composer: Franz Liszt
Work: Piano Concerto No. 1 Pianist: Christopher Taylor
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Want to be in a film starring Adam Sandler and Al Pacino. Sande Alessi Casting will be holding an open casting call for extras for the movie "Jack & Jill" filming in Fort Lauderdale in November. WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 23, 11 a.m. - 3.pm.; Sunday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. WHERE: Keiser University - Lobby 1500 NW 49th Street Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 Sande Alessi Castsing is searching for hundreds of upscale looking males and females of all ages and ethnicities; singles, couples, and real families including children of all ages.
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President Obama announced during his State of the Union address that the U.S. Department of Education would be releasing its new College Scorecard, which offers data that parents and students can use to compare schools and "get the most bang for your educational buck. " Here's how some local schools compare against each other. Average Annual Net Price 6-year Graduation Rate Loan Default Rate Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale $28,081 39.90% 21.40% Barry University $18,257 35.20% 5.60% Broward College $7,356 25.40% 14.90% Everest University $22,440 60.60% 24.30% Florida Atlantic University $11,919 42.50% 7.60% Florida International University $9,225 43.40% 9.10% Keiser University $21,421 56.80% 20% Kaplan University $21,715 30.70% 25.90% Lynn University $33,521 41.60% 8.30% Miami Dade College $9,614 24.60% 19.40% Nova Southeastern University $22,130 43% 3.50% Palm Beach Atlantic University $20,856 58.30% 12% Palm Beach State College $2,746 30.90% 18.10% St. Thomas University $17,979 38.70% 8.30% University of Miami $27,636 77.90% 2.70%
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This weekMonday Responding To Government Solicitations , 1 p.m., Gardens Branch Library, 11303 Campus Drive, Palm Beach Gardens. Presented by the Palm Beach State College Center for Business & Entrepreneurship and featuring Carole Hart, a procurement specialist for PTAC. 561-862-4726. Tuesday The Most Common D&O Claims , 10 a.m., Katzman Garfinkel & Berger Law and Learning Center, 5297 W. Copans Road, Margate. This course will identify the most common D&O claims, why they occur, how to avoid them and, if necessary, how to resolve them and maximize the resolution. Also provides two hours manager CEU credits. 855-542-3476.
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November 19, 2013
Tuesday On air, 11:30 a.m., NCCI Holdings Inc., 901 Peninsula Corporate Circle, Boca Raton . Gold Coast PR Council hosts local television reporters. Visit goldcoastprcouncil.com. Financial planning , 5:30 p.m., Westin Hotel, 400 Corporate Drive, Fort Lauderdale. Financial Planning Association of Greater Fort Lauderdale. 954-370-0041. Association board member certification , 6:30 p.m., Kaye Bender Rembaum, 1200 Park Central Blvd. South, Pompano Beach. Free.
Coast Guard technician awarded full scholarship
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February 17, 2008
Reading through scholarship applications, Belinda Keiser noticed one resume that didn't just stand out. It soared. The qualifications listed by Brad Fitzpatrick, an aviation survival technician in the U.S. Coast Guard who won a medal for saving lives in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, quickly earned him a spot among 28 students receiving assistance from a $1 million fund commemorating Keiser University's 30th anniversary. Fitzpatrick's feat of bravery in helping airlift nearly two dozen people out of storm-ravaged New Orleans went beyond the criteria for leadership and promise, said Keiser, the school's vice chancellor of community relations and student advancement.
December 18, 2007
West Boca Police identify pedestrian killed on Glades Road The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office has identified a pedestrian who was hit and killed crossing Glades Road on Saturday as Sheri I. Regan, 53. Regan, address unknown, was in the westbound lanes of Glades Road west of Boca Raton when she was hit about 6:43 p.m. by a 1997 Honda Civic driven by Luis Gorrastegui, 19, of Boynton Beach. Gorrastegui did not see Regan until it was too late, according to a Sheriff's Office report.
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September 27, 2013
Eight applicants are vying to fill the seat of Commissioner Patte Atkins-Grad, who resigned her seat in advance of a recall election. The applicants, in paperwork released by the city Friday, are: Gregory Beckno, a technology administrator for the city of Oakland Park. Elberg Mike Gelin, a commercial insurance advisor. Larry Goehrig, an operations administrator for the Huizenga School of Business at Nova Southeastern University Michelle Gomez, an attorney who was appointed to fill Atkin-Grad's seat in 2010 during her two year suspension from office.
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February 12, 2014
On Feb. 20, the Symphony of the Americas Society will host its annual "Style & Substance Luncheon" at the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six, honoring prominent individuals who have distinguished themselves through outstanding service and commitment to the community. Included in this group are J. David Armstrong Jr., president of Broward College; Eugenia Duncan Ellis of Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale; Jim Dunn of JM Lexus; D. Clinton Perkins of Broward Health; Audrey Ring of AutoNation; Dr. Elizabeth Tan Chiu, of Florida Cancer Center; Veronika Thorne of Symphony of the Americas Society; Dr. Arthur & Belinda Keiser of Keiser University; Paul Sallarulo of Nexera Medical; and CPA Johanne Marcoux.
Less is more when approving specialty plates
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July 5, 2014
If ever there were a moratorium large enough to drive a truck through, it's the one the Florida Legislature imposed in 2008 to curb the number of specialty license plates. Back then, state lawmakers said there were too many tags. Now, there are even more. Since the ban was imposed, the number of specialty plates has grown from 113 to 122. The moratorium was set to expire this year, but lawmakers decided to extend it through mid-2016. Who would know the difference? Last week, pre-sales began for four new plates that celebrate Keiser University, the Moffitt Cancer Center, Fallen Law Enforcement Officers and the Florida Sheriffs Association.
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September 6, 2012
Fort Lauderdale-based Keiser University, one of several private colleges under investigation by the state, said Wednesday it is laying off 35 administrative workers. The layoffs have nothing to do with the investigation, Chancellor Arthur Keiser said. With the economy recovering, the university expects enrollment to slow as fewer people look to retrain for new jobs, he said. "We see a softening of the market and we want to be prepared," Keiser said. The school, which has campuses in Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, West Palm Beach and Miami, employs 3,300 people in Florida.
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Dr. Romance's trip to Egypt, continued:
Again on the bus, we go down to the Sphynx. It may seem silly to have to get on the bus to do these things, but the distances are quite long -- everything, including the space between, is on a collossal scale.
Then we're facing the Sphynx. What can I say? It didn't ask me any riddles, but it is, itself, a riddle -- beautiful, silent and a witness to the ages. Cleopatra, Alexander the Great, and Napoleon all stood where I'm standing, looking at this wonder. A fitting end to our Eqyptian experience.
Back to the lovely Mena House Oberai hotel for a wonderful lunch -- best meal of the trip. They hummus, baba ganoush, squash stuffed with tabouli, and local beer. I am drinking Omar Kayyahm wine. Another vegetarian woman and I rejoice over all the delicious veggie choices. Wonderful olives, too. Our cartouches arrive, and they're even better than we expected. Hooray!
Back on the bus for the 3 hour drive to Alexandria. We pass a lot of sahara (desert) and rich farmland again. Egypt built irrigation canals to move the fertile land further away from the Nile, because the Nile banks are being urbanized. On the road, we see conical structures, like 15 foot high clay beehives, which Lamia says are dovecotes, for raising pigeons, which Egyptians regard as a delicacy -- squab.
Everyone is jazzed when our bus passes a small pickup truck with two (yes, two) full-grown camels in the truckbed. They are lying down, looking around and putting their noses in the wind, just like overgrown dogs, enjoying the breeze and the rest. The whole bus laughed out loud.
We also saw many thin, cylindrical smoke stacks, seeming to come out of the ground, which Lamia said were brick factories. Much of the building in the countryside is brick, and Lamia said earthquakes were very rare, which is probably a good thing. We drive a bit through Alexandria, a very modern city, and past the new library, which I would love to see, but alas, we're out of time.
Back on the ship, Richard and I, though exhausted, go for a swim to ease our aching backs and legs. My whole right side is sore from my "dismount" from Moses the camel. While we're in the lovely pool, another passenger tells us the gossip. A man (apparently not from our ship) had a heart attack at the Giza Pyramids, witnessed by one of the day tours, and a lady broke her hip and a local ambulance had to be called. Yesterday's day tours were 3 hours late getting back on the ship, and so it was late going through the Suez canal, and late getting to Alexandria, which messed up the morning tours. None of this affected us, of course, but it did remind us that even in this idyllic life, stuff happens.
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A blessed sea day. I begin writing this and catchin up with e-mail and onboard friends. We had a "frequent floater" party, the champagne winner for most days cruising with Princess had over 1100 days! The Production show "Words and Music" was excellent, but Richard missed it, because he felt ill, and went to bed right after dinner. He seems to have caught a cold.
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Another sea day. One of the delights of cruising is sailing past lovely views, and we leave the Mediterranean to enter the Straits of Messina and the Tirrenian Sea. We are sailing between the southern shore of Italy (the sole of the boot) and Sicily, past the volcanic area containing Mount Etna and Stromboli, which looks like it's name, "anthill." But the anthill erupted in February 2007, and it's belching great puffs of smoke now. Half the island of Stromboli is populated, and frequently evacuated. But for now, all is quiet on the volcanic front.
Tomorrow ends the first segment of the cruise -- we'll be back in Civitavecchia/Rome and we're planning to take the train with Mark and Linda. Richard has been in bed and having room service chicken soup all day, so I don't know if he'll make it off the ship tomorrow.


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This is Burda 07/2010 #104
The pattern is brilliant with the side pannel that makes for a better fitting. This time the fabric used is not in the least elastic. I used a jeans-type fabric given to me by a friend, that is quite thick but smooth
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Apart from the fabric, a button and a zipper. I also used bias binding.
Oct 7, 2012, 05.37 AMby missb-1
I love the entire ensemble, including the shoes! ;) Great pants.
Oct 7, 2012, 09.48 PMby merche
Thank you! Have them for years!!!
Oct 6, 2012, 09.16 PMby ADASPRAGG
Wow these look amazing. Love them with the top too.
Oct 7, 2012, 09.49 PMby merche
Yeah! I liked the blouse so much I had to buy it (I´m ashamed to confess)
Oct 6, 2012, 07.07 PMby marie-michelle
Funky outfit!
Oct 7, 2012, 09.50 PMby merche
Thank you!
Oct 6, 2012, 03.02 PMby Onlylola
Merche, yo no soy capaz de hacer un pantalón con cremallera delante! Me da un miedito que no veas! Eres una artista, te sientan genial y esa camisa hace que tu look sea perfecto!! Cada dia estas más guapa joia!! jaja
Oct 7, 2012, 09.51 PMby merche
Oye, si quieres hacemos un cose que cose de esos de pantalones…a ver si te animas.
Oct 6, 2012, 08.41 AMby quiltsewsewsue
The pants look great and I loved the pairing with that shirt. Did you make that one?
Oct 6, 2012, 08.53 AMby merche
No, I´ve been looking for a really thin fabric in that shade to make a shirt, but I couldn´t find it. I bought it at Primark, ;)
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24th November 2014, 13:48 at 1:48 pm #287089
Last time since '94 yes. Alain Prost retired the previous season so Damon Hill ran with the number 0.
If Hamilton wants to use both numbers in a way, he could do it in the style that Ryan Hunter-Reay used it in IndyCar,23rd November 2014, 17:58 at 5:58 pm #286907
23rd November – Formula One World Drivers' Championship – Lewis Hamilton – Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi – Round 19 of 19, Race 19 of 1922nd November 2014, 11:31 at 11:31 am #286636
21st November – GP3 Series – Alexander Lynn – Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi – Round 9 of 9 – Race 17 of 18 (qualifying)21st November 2014, 19:15 at 7:15 pm #286562
Some cars will take to the grid. The two Mercedes will absolutely rocket ahead of everybody else because they are over a second and a half quicker than anything out there, and nothing exciting will happen because it's Abu Dhabi.
Double the points, double the action.20th November 2014, 14:34 at 2:34 pm #286282
Just pick any Moto3 race from this year and you'll be entertained. However, I am unable to find a video to a full race on YouTube, so I've picked this instead: an epic duel between some excellent IndyCar drivers. This year's Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix is a good shout too.18th November 2014, 13:28 at 1:28 pm #286041
The one with the most points will win the championship, hopefully not due to double points. This season has put me off both drivers though so I don't care which one takes it. Either would be a worthy champion.17th November 2014, 16:31 at 4:31 pm #285983
Well it varies. Some of them (the awful Santander ones from earlier in the year) clearly didn't weigh much or look as if they cost much to make, whereas I assume some like the Hungarian GP one cost far more and weigh more too.14th November 2014, 16:44 at 4:44 pm #285594
@OmarR-pepper simply copy the URL into the text box and it comes up automatically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eE3gCy5zvM is the vid you want.
Also how about this for a qualifying battle?13th November 2014, 15:21 at 3:21 pm #285528
Pole laps like this one:
EDIT: Spot a young Nico Rosberg in this video too!10th November 2014, 17:57 at 5:57 pm #285312
Nobody will be on the same page as Mercedes at Abu Dhabi. On paper it just screams the perfect Mercedes track (as most do), it's Hamilton's to lose but it will likely come down to reliability. Just bring the car home in second place and that will be sufficient. I wouldn't risk going all-out for the win.10th November 2014, 17:54 at 5:54 pm #285311
I still think Interlagos is as much a one-off as Austin, it's just that my initial expectation about its tarmac was turned completely upside down (I expected it to be too oil-y to be as quick as the 2007-2013 surface, and it is somehow the opposite).
I think Interlagos was in part a one-off too. The high track temperatures and the brand new surface was producing a lot of grip. Saying that, Jenson Button felt that the new Formula One cars were the most powerful he has ever driven at Interlagos, due to less power lost at altitude. As Keith pointed out in the Stats & Facts article, every session last year bar the race was held in the wet so it is hard to judge, but they certainly were not slow here over one lap.9th November 2014, 14:00 at 2:00 pm #285117
Are you talking about original circuits? Because I always liked High Speed Ring. Apricot Hill is another track that I do enjoy, although I don't really perform well on it. I love the challenge that the Circuito de la Sierra provides, at a mere 27km long.
As for tracks which I do not like, I never really liked the Seoul circuit, thankfully it isn't on the current game. I'm not a fan of any of the 'mini' variations of the original circuits too.4th November 2014, 8:24 at 8:24 am #283373

Bryan Herta Autosport Partners with Green1 to Field Entry for Jay Howard in 2015 Indianapolis 500 http://t.co/ckDPZtdtsb
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Right… Now who is the full-time entry?3rd November 2014, 21:21 at 9:21 pm #283374
Bryan Herta Autosport Partners with Green1 to Field Entry for Jay Howard in 2015 Indianapolis 500 http://t.co/ckDPZtdtsb
— BryanHerta Autosport (@BHA) November 3, 2014
Right… Who is the full-time entry?3rd November 2014, 13:52 at 1:52 pm #282754
I think Button said at the Australian Grand Prix that year:
If anybody wants to make a movie about Formula One, now is the time to do it.
It's one of those fairytale seasons really with lots of controversy too. It would make a good film I feel. Quite a few seasons would.


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Almost a decade before front loaders appeared in California, or the introduction of the Leach Packmaster container system, the Paladin was collecting bulk refuse in the densely populated cities of England. In its home country, the ubiquitous round Paladin bins were so popular that they survived well into the modern era, long after the collection vehicle that spawned it had become obsolete. Brian Carpenter has written a brief history of Walker Brothers' Pagefield Paladin system for Classic Refuse Trucks, and I've added some photos and even a few video links to this informative article.
Show above is the T-140FLR, which has a front container lift which was heretofore entirely unknown. The centere-mounted vertical rails and chain-drived horizontal slide are a complete revision from the original 1965 models. You can compare them to each other in chapter 12 of the Gar Wood Album, where this picture has also been posted. Also note the "Dempster" style hopper door visible on the side of the body.
This truck is equipped with an external exhaust pipe and muffler, and an extra air intake over the engine compartment cover. I believe this indicates that it is equipped with a Cummins V-8 engine, which appeared in late-1967 spec sheets and replaced the original Toro-Flo V-6. None of the early T-series factory images show this air intake of external exhaust system.
In chapter 11 I've added three images of a 1968 T-140RL which also has the revised exhaust system, as well as an enlarged rear hopper by way of extensions of the side walls. This may have been done only on models with the rear container lift (which that example has), or may have been a running change on all of the rear loaders.
These pictures offer a rare look at the T-series, and point to Buffalo, New York as a location for possible surviving examples. Finally, there is a nice color picture of an early LP-620 in chapter 10, owned by Eggertsville Disposal Service. Interestingly, this company appears to still be operating in the Buffalo area!
A note from Warren Seward mentions that Eggertsville-Snyder Disposal has long ceased operation (1973), so the company I found on my web search is probably a different outfit with the same name. Coincidentally, Warren knows this particular White 3000/LP-600 quite well: it is the first truck he ever worked on when he lived in the area. Imagine seeing a truck from your past suddenly show up on the pages of CRT? Now, does anybody out there remember those T-series trucks.....
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Yes, that's right...ten years on the World Wide Web. CRT officially launched on July 30, 2004, so this 10th anniversary edition is being posted mid-week to coincide with that date. To further commemorate this milestone, the Gar Wood LP-900 makes its second appearance as the featured truck, only now in color, as opposed to the black-and-white version which was the first ever classic refuse truck.
It's been a great ten years, and a lot has changed since 2004, when old trash tracks were not all that common on the Internet. Today, I'm happy to report that enthusiasts have an endless amount of material available, including a wealth of video documentation, and a growing interest in the preservation of historic vehicles. I'd like to think that this website, and its many contributors and followers, have been instrumental in "mainstreaming" vintage refuse equipment, and I can't thank you enough for making this the enormous success that it is.
Now in the last year and a half, I've not been making regular updates to CRT the way I did in the beginning. Nevertheless, I have still been busy behind the scenes, and the result is available now in the form of an all-new complete history of Gar Wood industries. This is the biggest undertaking in the history of this website, and comprises 22 chapters with over 300 images. When formatted in PDF form, it totals around 170 pages, so you may need time to digest this one!
This project started as the new Heil album back in 2013, but it soon became apparent that the Gar Wood story, which is at times somewhat related to Heil, had to been told in its entirety, so I set about to replace the piecemeal album that existed at that time. As far as I know, the finished product is the first ever in-depth history of the most important player in refuse truck history ever published. From the hydraulic hoist to the curved-shell body, Gar Wood Industries was there, and if not for the company's untimely demise in 1979, it might still have been the most recognized name in refuse trucks today.
So enjoy the Gar Wood story, and let's look forward to another ten years of Classic Refuse Trucks!
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No, this is not a Child Guidance #2500 Loadmaster from ebay; you are looking at a hand-made custom model LM-120 body, which will be mounted atop a First Gear International Harvester S-Series chassis. It is the work of Pete DeRose (aka 800Trashman) and is constructed of styrene and with some balsa wood. It is modeled on a truck Pete used to see many years on Cape Cod, which started out as a white body but was later repainted brown (see lower photo).
Zachary Geroux found this video on YouTube showing a restored Leach Refuse Getter demonstrating the bucket loading operation. This truck was sold at auction in 2007, and this video appears to have been taken at that time.
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This video has been embedded in the Leach Album (chapter 1)
This video has been embedded in the Schaaf page in the Restored Refuse Trucks section
(May 11, 2014)
For all his diligence and tracking down the history of West Coast refuse equipment manufacturers, Zachary Geroux has also recently helped unite several rare refuse trucks with a new owner and a shot at long term preservation. The trucks in question were first mentioned here back in 2012, when Zach discovered them sitting at the LeMay yard in Washington, and include an ultra-rare Pax-It side loader and several Gar Wood Load-Packers. In April of this year, these trucks were shipped east to the Waste Pro facility in Florida, where the best antique refuse truck collection in the United States is being assembled. Additionally, a first-generation Heil Colectomatic body was among those purchased, the only known example currently in preservation.
Zach has some photos of the trucks being loaded, which took ten hours to do, on his West Coast Steel Photography website:
In scale-model news from The Netherlands, Bas Vermond has a 1/14 scale Roto-Press completed, and it is being offered for sale on Ebay. His work was featured in the CRT Collectors Corner back in 2012, and sits atop a Tamiya radio-controlled truck chassis. Click here to see the listing, or search "Faun RotoPress 1/14" on Ebay.
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President Obama's crusade against the wealthy is not about "fairness" or helping the less fortunate. It is about who gets to control the allocation of wealth, as the President's effort to cut tax deductions for charitable giving shows.
From the start of his presidency, Obama has sought to reduce the percentage of charitable contributions higher-income earners can deduct from their federal income taxes. That effort is being pressed more aggressively now, The Washington Post reported last week. Obama is meeting with officials and board members of many of the nation's biggest charities to get their support for his proposal to cap income tax deductions at the 28 percent rate. If a person in the 35 percent tax bracket makes a charitable donation, he or she would get to deduct 28 percent of it instead of 35 percent, as is now allowed.
The White House says that change would raise $574 billion for the federal government over 10 years. Of course, the change would take that $574 billion from American charities. Obama proposes literally taking money people would otherwise give to charity and redirecting it to Washington for politicians to use.
Obama portrays this change as a way to take money from the rich. But as the people who run charities know, it would really be taken from the people they help, not from the donors. Stacey Stewart, president of the United Way, told the Post that charities have been unable to convince Obama of the folly of pursuing what she called his "assault" on the charitable deduction.
During the presidential campaign, Mitt Romney proposed capping the amount of money the wealthy could take in tax deductions. But unlike Obama, Romney would have lowered tax rates in exchange. Obama would cut the charitable deduction and raise rates on the rich, doubly reducing both the amount of money the wealthy have to donate to charity and their incentive to give. And Romney's plan did not single out the charitable deduction, as Obama does.
In the context of broader tax reform, reducing the charitable deduction has merit. But Obama proposes no other reform. He simply wants to take money from charities so he, not they, can decide how to spend it. He intends to shrink the charitable sector for the purpose of growing the government sector. What a guy.
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The museum plans to launch the first phase of the project Monday, beginning with 5,500 items and photographs. The project is part of the museum's regular Web site.
Officials say the digital showcase will allow people living far away from the museum's three locations in Washington and New York to view its archives.
Museum director Kevin Gover says the project also is geared toward American Indians who may not be able to afford to travel to the museum's locations but have access to the Internet and satellite technology.
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