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There are heaps of pulled-pork sandwich recipes that are available Martha Stewart website and I have chosen this because the pulled-pork is cooked in ketchup and seems very saucy and delicious to eat. I could have choose this Southern pulled-pork recipe which uses cider vinegar but prefer to explore a non-vinegar slow-cooked dish for this bake.
To compliment my saucy pulled pork, I have made homemade buns from scratch and served our pulled-pork sandwiches with Martha Stewart's tangy coleslaw for an overall balance in their tang and taste. In particular, the homemade buns recipe from Epicurious is interesting to bake because it uses no butter or oil in the recipe but uses cream instead. Due to this, these golden brown crusty buns are interestingly milky and white at their inside.
I think I have to trust the look of my satisfying "customers" as everything in our plates is delicious being on its own or even being together and they are gone without any hesitation.
|Serving now... my pulled-pork sandwich
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Preheat oven to 350°F (or 160°C fan forced). Stir together 1/2 cup ketchup, sugar, garlic, sage, oregano, 1 tsp coarse salt, and 1/2 tsp pepper. Cut pork in half lengthwise, coat the pork with the sauce and add all into a 5-quart Dutch oven or heavy pot with a tight-fitting lid. Add 1 cup water, and cover. Transfer to oven; cook until pork is tender for about 2 1/2 hours. Meanwhile, prepare tangy red cabbage (or coleslaw) if desired.
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Black students are upset that Minneapolis Community and Technical College did not disclose the incident sooner.
Margaret Campbell, center, editor of the student paper at Minneapolis Community and Technical College, fired a news editor after he hung a noose from the ceiling of the newsroom as a threat to students who didnt turn assignments in on time. Two students who filed complaints were Senah Yeboah-Sampong, left, online editor, and Sita Hinds, business manager of City College News.
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Gabriel Keith said he had no understanding of the racist implications of a noose when he taped one to the ceiling of the newsroom at the campus newspaper at Minneapolis Community Technical College last month.
"I am definitely aware of it now," says Keith, who was fired as the paper's news editor and has become the center of a robust debate over cultural sensitivity at the campus where nearly half the 11,800-student population is minority and 30 percent are black.
Two student groups held a protest rally last week to express outrage over the noose and plan more meetings today. The school administration has organized a meeting with students over the noon hour.
Accusations are flying, both about the incident and the college's response. Some students find it difficult to believe Keith, 26, didn't know what he was doing. They also say the college tried to prevent the campus paper from reporting it.
Administrators deny the accusations.
"We want to educate around cultural understanding," said Laura Fedock, interim associate vice president for academic and student affairs. "We need to teach each other when something is offensive. ... We hope students will come to talk this out."
But Chris Smith, 22, who is black and a member of a student multicultural group, says the school should learn something about transparency. "I'm concerned that it took a whole month to find out about it. Why didn't the school tell us about it?"We are angry," said Lisa Dean, 31, president of Associates of Black Collegians, a student group. "If we do not nip it in the bud, it will spread and a lot of students may not want to attend this college because of racism."
Keith said it wasn't racism, but what he thought was a joke Oct. 10, when he came up with the idea of displaying a noose to encourage student reporters at the City College News to turn in their articles on time.
There were other suggestions, he said, including using a knife, but Keith settled on the noose. He asked a fellow student, also white, to make a noose, which he did, from a drawstring on Keith's sweater.
Two other students in the room, Sita Hinds, 30, the business manager for the paper, and Senah Yeboah-Sampong, 22, the online editor, both of whom are black, said they discouraged Keith from doing it.
"I said, 'It's not a good idea, don't hang up the noose, why not put something else up,'" said Hinds. But Keith climbed on a table and taped it to the ceiling with a note telling students to turn in their articles.
After a few uncomfortable minutes, in which Keith said Yeboah-Sampong told him, "If you don't take it down, I will," Keith took it down, threw it in the trash and left.
What happened next has provoked the larger complaints about insensitivity -- both by Keith and the college.
When the paper's 20-year-old editor, Margaret Campbell, who is white, learned of the incident she fired Keith. But the newspaper's adviser, Ben Lathrop, thought Keith should be suspended, not fired, pending an investigation.
At a meeting with Campbell, Hinds and Yeboah-Sampong, Keith apologized.
"I feel my actions were unprofessional so it was totally warranted that they kicked me off the newspaper," Keith said in an interview. But Keith, an Iraqi war veteran, insists he is not a racist. He said when he taped the noose to the ceiling, he was unaware of recent incidents, such as the nooses white high schools students hung from a tree in Jena, La., after black students asked to sit there.
"I heard about something to do with a noose, but I didn't even think of it," he said. "I don't watch the news."
Still, Hinds and Yeboah-Sampong filed complaints. The college investigated and found "the incident was not intended to target an individual or group of individuals based on race," says Fedock.


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Opened since 2007, Le Laboratoire is a contemporary art and design center in central Paris, where artists and designers experiment at frontiers of science. Exhibition of works-in-progress from these experiments are frequently first steps toward larger scale cultural humanitarian and commercial works of art and design.
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SEVERNA PARK, Md. - Authorities seized more than 60 cats from a Maryland rescue center that was accused of having deplorable conditions.
Anne Arundel County Animal Control, along with numerous other organizations, seized 67 cats from Cool Cats Rescue Center in the 550 block of Benefield Road in Severna Park. Two dead cats were also found.
The animals are in various states of health and will be medically and behaviorally evaluated.
This case is another reminder that we need to be vigilant about the importance of spay and neutering," County Executive John Leopold said in a statement.
"It also highlights the fact that organizations starting with the laudable goal of helping animals can turn into hoarding operations that hurt animals. We hope that citizens will come forward and give these cats good homes."
The cats will be taken to the Animal Control Facility in Millersville, Md.
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Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
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My husband is still there and will be there till April. He isn't combat though. Just wanted to throw a feel sorry for myself in there ;) I do think it is a step in the right direction.
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I think you're essentially correct on this. I have MSBNC on right now with Richard Engle (with Stryker group in Kuwait now) and Rachel Maddow (in Baghdad) discussing this. The remaining 50,000 troops, while not considered "combat troops," can certainly mount a operation in support of the Iraqi government if needed. If, for example, there was a (an attempted) coup, the remaining 50K troops could begin the support process which would look like combat, while awaiting the arrival of response combat troops.
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Yes, but some believe that because the last brigade left, it means no troops are there that can "do" combat. I believe and I may be incorrect they will still be running missions, just not to the extent that was done before. At least that is my understanding.
And I've never understood the whole "combat" troop. I thought all soldiers were soldiers first (infantry men or women) and their MOS second.


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NEW YORK U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced $45 million in additional aid for Syrian opposition activists Friday in the latest U.S. push for influence in a civil war that's raged beyond the international community's control.
Clinton announced the new aid package before meeting with visiting Syrian dissidents on the margins of this week's UN General Assembly, where world leaders sounded bleaker than ever about the prospects for a negotiated political resolution to the 18-month uprising against Syrian President Bashar Assad.
U.S. humanitarian aid for Syria now will total more than $132 million this year, though Syrian rebels are more interested in weapons and military training than in the American promises of more "nonlethal assistance." Of the $45 million pledged Friday, $30 million is earmarked for humanitarian assistance and $15 million for radios, training and other technical support for opposition activists.
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So...you just have to glue the tops or bottoms back into place with epoxy or something? Seems pretty easy...I would go for it. Looks like an awesome price.
Locktite Marine epoxy from Ace Lowes Depot will get those rubbers back on with ease.
I got four for Christmas. I had one with the valve "broken". It works fine, but the tab to flip up has a large chip in it. Other than that, they are great. I don't even think any of them have loose tops or bottoms, at least nothing to speak of, and they are also fairly clean on the outside.
I put my info in there and got 42 dollars for shipping for 4.http://stores.kegconnection.com/Detail.bok?no=82 will be a little cheaper with shipping to me. It may differ based on your zip code.
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Its $64 for 8 for me which is about $58 bucks more on the total then Keggle Brewing
So I just wanted to follow up on this. I ended up ordering 8 of the "Economy Ball Lock Kegs" from Keggle Brewing and I could not be more happy!
I found absolutely ZERO PROBLEMS with all of the kegs. ALL the rubber tops and bottoms were securely fastened. The insides were extremely clean and all the poppets were in great condition. They came with brand new o-rings that were even lubed up and ready to rock! They were even shipped pressurized! I could not find a cheaper price either. I was able to get 8 for $208 SHIPPED!
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A national advocacy initiative targets the public, government officials, civic authorities, junior high and high school students, NGOs, and girls and young women at risk.
Throughout the month of March 2003, the Morocco Field Office of the International Human Rights Law Group and 13 local NGOs will conduct a variety of events in more than 20 sites across Morocco to raise awareness of the growing number of Moroccan girls and young women at risk of sexual abuse, forced labor, human trafficking and slavery-like practices in prostitution and domestic service.
This first-of-its-kind national advocacy initiative targets the public, government officials, civic authorities, junior high and high school students, NGOs, and girls and young women at risk. Events planned for the "Month of Awareness" include prevention, information, awareness raising, direct assistance, and advocacy activities that incorporate impact theatre pieces, videos, debates, discussions, round tables, open houses, support group meetings, awareness-raising civic caravans to rural areas, prison visits and women's human rights education sessions. A description of this Initiative as well as detailed Calendars of Activities can be found on the Campaign's Website.
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A farmer behind a plan for a huge wind turbine claimed it could be used to power village street lights as a campaign against it gathered pace.
Russell Bowman said he would like to work with people in Ainstable to "deliver benefits to the community", such as potentially providing electricity or funding for lighting.
He was speaking after a leading campaigner against the application for a 250ft turbine south east of the Eden Valley village labelled the plan "a monstrous assault on the peace, tranquility and landscape" of the area.
Mr Bowman, who farms at Armathwaite, said he was a local man who cared about the area, adding he had always expected some people to object.
The planned turbine would be nearly the height of the landmark Dixon's Chimney in Carlisle and objectors say it would be visible for miles, including from tourist attractions such as the North Pennines.
They have fears that the visual impact would affect the area's economy which, they say, relies on visitors and hospitality, including wedding venues.
The Ainstable Turbine Action Campaign (ATAC) says it would be a third of a mile away from the village and would be closer than that to some properties.
Ted Cole, ATAC chairman, said: "This is a monstrous assault on the peace, tranquillity and landscape surrounding our village.
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Mr Cole was worried about the consequences if one person could "get away" with a turbine of this size.
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Mr Bowman told The Cumberland News: "I fully support people's right to comment on the proposal or object.
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He said he did have some support for the plan, adding: "Not everybody is against it."
ATAC has set up a fighting fund and is urging people, including non-residents of the parish, to write letters objecting to the planning application, with Eden Council naming May 15 as a deadline for letters.
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into the fuel system and causing blue smoke to come out of the emission pipe. We were told it would take $2200 to repair it. They also said since it is a BMW they recommend the engine be replaced since it is so difficult to take apart and piece back together and that would be around $5000 or more...
Outer cv boot covers are ripped. I was told that it was just as easy to replace the entire axel assembly as it is to replace the outer cv boots. Is this really necessary and is it cost effective? It seems to drive well.
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This seems like some pretty good advice. I thought I'd share this with the group. Has anyone tried this?
Yes! It works well to dissolve the saffron in warm milk or water for a few minutes first. I always do this.
Another trick is to put saffron in a spice grinder with a lump of sugar and blend it to a powder before you dissolve it in the warm liquid - it helps it disperse more than in strands
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I usually bloom my saffron right before using it. Since I often make saffron rice and add chicken stock, I put the saffron in a glass cup and cover it with 1/2 cup of chicken stock (or part white wine), microwave it for 20 seconds about twice (maybe let it sit for a minute between, to avoid having it boil over, making a big mess and wasting a lot of the saffron). Then I let it steep for the next 10 minutes while I do my other prep and saute the rice (pilaf prep style, in a little oil). By the time I'm ready to use it, it has bloomed nicely.
If you have a little white wine, the alcohol in the wine helps to release the flavor, too. I think some flavors and aromas are more soluble in alcohol. So a mix of the liquids may do a better job than just stock. Milk works well if you're doing an Indian style sweet dessert.
Thanks for sharing the lovely food shots and creative tips!
Saffron is an ingredient I use in the rice dishes of a line of Middle Eastern ready meals I produce. I use Persian saffron, and the traditional Persian method for processing it, namely: ensure saffron is nice and crispy-dry (if not, it can be toasted or some people even microwave it for a few seconds); finely grind saffron, with a pinch of salt, in a mortar and pestle (at this stage it can be decanted and into a spice jar and stored in the fridge); pour in enough hot water to immerse all the saffron, and soak for at least 10 minutes, to soften; pour into whatever you're using it for. Use a little more water to rinse any remaining precious saffron elixir from your mortar into your recipe. If you're using the saffron for rice, Persians take a bit of the cooked rice and stir it into the elixir, then sprinkle the resulting brightly stained rice onto the top of their lovely, fragrant basmati rice.


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On his second shift in the Stanley Cup finals opener Monday night, Miller's hit on Ottawa's Wade Redden led to a turnover and linemate Andy McDonald's game-tying goal seconds later.
The Ducks went on to beat the Senators 3-2.
Miller was scoreless in his NHL debut against Minnesota on April 19, when the Ducks clinched their first-round series. He played in 79 games with Portland of the AHL this season, with 16 goals and 20 assists.
Miller's older brother, Ryan, who plays goalie for the Buffalo Sabres, was among the sellout crowd of 17,274.
Drew Miller is the fifth member of his family to play in the NHL. His cousins Kip, Kelly and Kevin have played for six different teams, with Kip and Kevin having stints in Anaheim.
LONG LAYOFF: The Senators came in off a long layoff, wrapping up their Eastern Conference finals by beating Buffalo in Game 5 on May 19. The Ducks needed six games to win the West, defeating Detroit in the clincher last Tuesday.
Although Ottawa got off to a quick start, scoring 1:38 into the game against Anaheim in Monday's Stanley Cup finals opener, the Senators' energy level seemed to wane as the game wore on.
``They hadn't played for a number of days and it may have affected them,'' Ducks defenseman Sean O'Donnell said after the 3-2 victory, when they outshot Ottawa 14-7 in the third period.
He expects the Senators to be going full steam in Wednesday's Game 2 in Anaheim.
``My experience is that when a team loses a (playoff) game, they play their best in the next one,'' O'Donnell said. ``So the game is going to be a tough one for us.''
The Senators won the opening game of each series on the way to the Cup final. The Ducks lost the first game of the conference finals to Detroit.
JUST DUCKY: There was quite a racket in the curtained off area behind the makeshift press room before the opening game of the Stanley Cup finals.
Some of the Ducks were merely going through their pre-game ritual. If they were nervous heading in against Ottawa, it certainly didn't show.
Ryan Getzlaf kicked a soccer ball to Jean-Sebastien Giguere, who headed it to Francois Beauchemin. The ball eventually got away from the circle, with all the players laughing and chiding the one who made the bad pass.
The Ducks have been playing ``hall soccer'' for years before games, including during their 2003 trip to the Cup finals, where they lost to New Jersey in Game 7.
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Dressed in bright orange T-shirts with ``Teemu'' written across the front, 16 of Selanne's childhood friends cheered him during his first appearance in the finals in his 14-year NHL career.
``It was 15 or 14 years ago, before I came to the NHL, I said if I ever got to the Stanley Cup finals, they would come too,'' said Selanne, who at 36 is the oldest player in the series. ``They have good memories.''
Selanne said they've all been friends since they were about 6 or 7, motioning with his hand by his knee to estimate their height at the time they met.
While he was happy to have them in Anaheim to share this special time in his career, he was quick to point out they wouldn't be staying at his house during the finals. They won't be following him when the series shifts to Ottawa, either.
As much pull as Selanne might have after leading the Ducks this season with 48 goals and 94 points, he couldn't get them 16 seats together.
``There is like five, three, two, one, one,'' he said. ``It's hard to get tickets. I think they will have their shirts on. They gave me one and I said, 'I will try this on later.'''
DUCK POOL: A fender-bender on the way to the rink could be disastrous for Anaheim's Stanley Cup hopes: defensemen Chris Pronger and Scott Niedermayer, each a finalist for his second Norris Trophy; goalie Jean-Sebastien Giguere, and forward Rob Niedermayer, Scott's younger brother, car pool to work.
Pronger's routinely at the wheel.
``Chris usually drives, so he controls the radio. We sit in the back and Chris sits in the front. It's a big limousine-type thing,'' Scott said, then added with a smile, ``No, it's a sedan.''
Giguere enjoys the company.
``It's fun driving with Pronger and Scotty and Robbie,'' he said. ``They're real leaders. For me, it's kind of sitting and listening to them and trying to get some good advice. And we save a whole lot of time, with the traffic around here.''
Scott said sometimes the ride is quiet, with the quartet focusing on getting ready for the game.
``There is a lot of awkward silence. Well, not awkward but there is silence,'' he said. ``I don't think there is a lot of discussion. Sometimes there is. My brother and Chris sometimes are talking football and stuff like that.''
Scott, at 33 the senior member of the group, makes sure everyone has their seat belts buckled, and said speeding tickets are not a problem.
``There is no speeding on the way to the rink at 5 o'clock,'' he said, alluding to the rush-hour crawl, even in the car pool lane.
BRI(Y)AN'S TEAM: Anaheim GM Brian Burke gives credit where it's due, and in the case of the current Ducks, that's to Ottawa coach Bryan Murray.
Talking about some of Anaheim's younger players such as Corey Perry, Dustin Penner and Ryan Getzlaf, Burke said, ``I've never talked about those kids once without mentioning I didn't draft any of them, I didn't sign any of them.
``Those are Bryan Murray's decisions to have them here and he deserves credit for them being here.''
Murray was the Ducks' coach in 2001-02 season, and their GM the following season when they made their first appearance in the Cup finals, losing to New Jersey in Game 7. He left Anaheim to return to the bench in Ottawa, the area where he grew up.
Murray returned Burke's compliments.
``He's done a real good job. He's kind of put this team together, put a good coaching staff together in a hurry. And obviously it's paid great dividends for him.''
Nash sang the U.S. national anthem. ... The Ducks' Rob and Scott Niedermayer became the first brothers to play in the finals as teammates since Rich and Ron Sutter of the Philadelphia Flyers in 1985. The last brothers to win the Cup were Brent and Duane Sutter of the New York Islanders in 1983.


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- pizzafreak Nov 7, 2008 08:10 AM
Went there for lunch yesterday and was greeted by a sign posted on the door saying the restaurant had closed. There was construction going on, and it will be a BBQ place, name unknown to me.
Wow, that's a bummer. The location was lethal and I'm surprised they lasted as long as they did. Will miss the burger and the soft-shell crab, especially. Bye Chef (and Patrick)!
re: Professor Salt
Me too, Granted even though I liked it I'm egregiously guilty of not visiting often enough. Thank you for the heads up, so when the hunger pang for their Wimpy Burger strikes I won't drop by their for no reason.
I am truly devastated by this news! I just found out the terrible news today.
Sign posted outside the door:
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We have decided to close this wonderful restaurant.
We've very much enjoyed serving you in the past.
Thank you for your patronage.
If you have a message, please send to firstname.lastname@example.com
I definitely will drop a line to Chef and Pat and thanking them for all the great meals I've enjoyed there and wishing them the best and hoping they resurface again when economics improve...
re: RacerX
It was great to have this place in our neighborhood while it lasted.
Chef and Pat (and everyone else there) and the quality of the food (sauces, soups, wimpy burger) always made it a great choice for eating.
But I too have been delinquent in going there ..... frequented it much more regularly earlier on. I agree with creamfinger - I think I would have been lured back more frequently if there weer more "specials" or changes in the menu.
Gorikee and Snapper Jon's .... RIP.
That's really too bad. Every now and then I'd get a serious jones for their Wimpy burger, but aside from that, their menu never changed. I stopped going long ago out of boredom.
Don't forget that it was Big Al's BBQ before Gorikee took it over.
But that corner location is lethal, as I am sure the new operator will find out in fairly short notice, unless he has a product that is world-beating!


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Welcome to the Hampton Inn Keokuk
Enjoy a complimentary breakfast, an indoor pool and hot tub and free Wi-Fi at the Hampton Inn Keokuk.
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The Hampton Inn Keokuk offers 63 rooms on three floors, traditionally decorated and outfitted with a coffeemaker and cable TV. Set up your laptop on the work desk, or recline in bed with it; either way, free Wi-Fi makes it easy to stay connected. A computer and printer are available in the business center as well. Unwind in the indoor pool and hot tub, or head to the fitness center to get those endorphins flowing. In the morning, stop by the dining area for a hot breakfast. If you don't have time to sit and eat, grab a breakfast-in-a-bag from the front desk. Parking is free.
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Hampton Inn Keokuk is on Highway 218 next to Joyce Park. Walk the park to find the Samuel Freeman Miller State Historical Marker. Victory Park, which boasts beautiful gardens and scenic views of the Mississippi River, is about two miles from the hotel. Enjoy river views at Rand Park, the city's other popular scenic spot, just two miles away. Guests are five minutes from downtown Keokuk, which offers a movie theater, mall and many restaurants. Drive 25 minutes to tour the historic sights of Nauvoo, Illinois. The Quad City International Airport is 112 miles from the hotel.
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Priceline guests say "the business traveler has all needs met" by a "courteous staff" at the "very clean and quiet" Hampton Inn Keokuk.
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rooms are very small and the hotel itself was not very accommodating to what we wanted
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One of my favorites in area. Prior stays were very good.
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If the bathroom fan turned off and the windows had blackout curtains, I would have given the hotel the highest rating.
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