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Bibb Lettuce with Shrimp, Asparagus and Chive Aïoli
Servings: 12
- 2 cups mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup white wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 pounds asparagus, trimmed, cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- 4 heads of Bibb lettuce, torn into bite-size pieces (about 24 cups)
- 1 1/4 pounds cooked bay shrimp
- 3 cups halved cherry tomatoes
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Whisk first 5 ingredients in medium bowl. Season dressing with salt and pepper.
Cook asparagus in pot of boiling salted water until crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. Drain. Rinse under cold water. Drain well. DO AHEAD Dressing and asparagus can be made 1 day ahead. Cover separately and chill.
Toss lettuce with half of shrimp, half of tomatoes and half of asparagus in large shallow bowl. Top salad with remaining shrimp, tomatoes and asparagus. Drizzle salad with dressing and serve.
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Press Release from the Lafayette County Sheriff's Office:
Additional details about the fatal crash reported at 2:07 A.M. this morning on Highway 11 at South Wayne, WI are now being release.
A 4 door 2009 GMC pickup truck being driven by Travis J. Kirschbaum, age 20, of Glen Haven, WI was moving west on Highway 11 when it crossed over the center line and struck another vehicle which was being driven east on Highway 11.
Travis Kirschbaum and his passengers: Neil R. Kirschbaum, age 45, of Glen Haven, Ethan L. Koch, age 21, of Cassville, WI and Joshua N. Kuenster, age 19, of Glen Haven, were transported to the Monroe-Clinic Hospital by ambulance for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. Everyone in the Kirschbaum vehicle was reportedly wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.
The vehicle driven east on Highway 11 was a 2009 Buick 4 door being operated by Richard J. Christen, age 67, of Monroe, WI. Passengers in the vehicle were: Carol A. Wenger, age 70, also of Monroe, Kathryn D. Olin, age 65, of Brodhead, WI and Richard G. Olin, age 67, of Brodhead (husband & wife). Richard Christen, Carol Wenger and Kathryn Olin were pronounced dead at the scene. Richard Olin was taken by ambulance to the Monroe-Clinic Hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. Seat belts were being worn by Richard Christen and Richard Olin. Carol Wenger and Kathryn Olin were not wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.
Both the GMC pickup truck and the Buick 4dr were very heavily damaged in the crash.
South Wayne, Fire/Rescue personnel assisted at the scene with patient car, victim extrication, extensive lighting of the scene and traffic control and we are grateful to them for their commitment of a great deal of time and resources.
The investigation of this crash is on-going by Lafayette County Sheriff's Deputies, WI State Patrol Troopers and the Lafayette County Coroner's Office. This matter will be referred to the Lafayette County District Attorney for review of any charging decisions once the investigation is completed.
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Three people have died in a crash on Wisconsin Highway 11 near South Wayne in southern Wisconsin.
Lafayette County Sheriff Scott Pedley says a pickup truck towing a flatbed trailer was westbound on Highway 11 when it crossed the center line and collided head-on with a westbound car around 2 a.m. Sunday.
The driver of the automobile and two passengers in the car died at the scene.
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Press Release from the Lafayette Co. Sheriff's Office:
This morning at 2:07 A.M., the Lafayette County Sheriff's Office received a report of a serious traffic crash on State Highway 11 near the east side of the village of South Wayne. South Wayne Fire/Rescue personnel, Argyle Ambulance personnel and Green County Emergency Medical Service ambulances were alerted to go to the scene along with Lafayette County Sheriff's Deputies.
The investigation indicates a full-sized pickup truck towing a flatbed trailer was westbound on Highway 11 when it crossed the center line of the roadway and collided head-on with an eastbound automobile.
The driver of the westbound pickup truck, his three (3) passengers and a passenger in the eastbound automobile were transported to the Monroe-Clinic Hospital in Monroe, WI for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. The driver of the automobile and two (2) passengers were pronounced dead at the scene of the crash by Lafayette County Coroner Virginia Douglas.
The preliminary findings are that alcohol does not appear to be a factor in this crash. Safety belts were being worn by each of the occupants of the pickup truck, the driver of the automobile and the surviving passenger. However, two (2) passengers in the eastbound automobile who were killed were not belted at the time of the crash.
A crash reconstruction team from the WI State Patrol was called to assist in this investigation. Highway 11 was closed for several hours and traffic was routed around the scene. Highway 11 was reopened to through traffic at appox. 8:30 A.M.
Names of the persons involved in this crash are not being released at this time. Once family members of all parties involved have been notified, we will then provide additional information about this crash.
The investigation is continuing. This is the fourth fatal crash on Lafayette County roadways this year for a total of six (6) traffic crash victims who have died during 2010.


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NEW YORK (AP) - Independent groups working to elect Republican Mitt Romney have helped him match or even exceed President Barack Obama's TV ad spending in dozens of media markets in battleground states. But the spending disparity doesn't tell the whole story, as Obama is still getting more value for his money with his ads.
An Associated Press analysis of presidential campaign advertising data from April through last week found that pro-Romney spending has exceeded pro-Obama ad spending by at least $65 million across the nine states expected to decide the election: Colorado, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Iowa and Wisconsin.
Republican outside groups like American Crossroads and Americans for Prosperity have spent millions to complement Romney's campaign advertising, helping the GOP hopeful break even with or surpass Obama in places the president once dominated.
Obama has gotten a boost from Democratic-leaning groups like Priorities USA Action, a "super" political action committee supporting his re-election, but not enough to tamp out the GOP-leaning advantage.
Romney's allies have dropped millions of dollars in key swing state media markets. Without that assistance, pro-Obama spending would have outpaced pro-Romney spending in more than three dozen media markets.
Obama and groups supporting his re-election have spent more than $14.5 million on television ads in Las Vegas, about twice what Romney has spent. But GOP outside groups have dumped an extra $10 million into the market, allowing pro-Romney ads to outstrip pro-Obama TV spots there by $2.6 million.
In Washington, D.C., the main media market for voter-rich northern Virginia, Obama has had a $9 million advertising advantage over Romney. But an additional $13 million in outside ad spending, mainly from Crossroads GPS and Restore Our Future, put overall pro-Romney spending at a $29.6 million, besting the $25.9 million Obama has spent in that market.
Obama has more than doubled what Romney has spent on ads in Tampa, Fla. But $12 million in GOP outside money has poured into the market to help Romney, bringing pro-Romney spending to $19.7 million _ about the same as what Obama has spent there.
Yet despite the onslaught, Obama has retained an overall advertising advantage over Romney and Republican groups. Under federal law, television stations must offer presidential campaigns a discounted price _ it's known as the lowest unit rate _ to run their spots in the two months leading up to Election Day. Independent political groups aren't eligible for the discount, so their ads cost as much to run as do commercials for products like Pepsi or Tide.
The Obama team has taken full advantage of the lower ad rates available to them, having booked their fall advertising last July and August to ensure placement on key shows in top markets. The leading Republican independent groups, American Crossroads and its affiliate Crossroads GPS, also placed their fall ad buys in the summer, but they are paying far higher rates for the same time slots as the president.
For example, American Crossroads had to pay nearly double what Obama's campaign was charged _ $1,400 compared with $765 _ to run an ad during Tampa's morning news program on Fox affiliate WTVT, a review of station records showed. Crossroads bought about four spots (compared with Obama's three) during the 8 a.m. weekday slot.
The pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future did not make its bookings in the summer and is placing ad buys just days before the spots air, jacking up prices even more. In Norfolk, Va., last week, ROF paid $10,455 to air an ad on CBS station WTKR during the Tuesday prime-time, crime drama "NCIS" _ more than double the $4,705 the Obama campaign was charged for the same show.
The Obama campaign also retains an advantage over the Romney campaign when it comes to ad placement, even though both campaigns are entitled to the discounted rate.
Romney's campaign, like its independent ally Restore Our Future, places orders for its TV commercials just a few days before they are set to run. That means fewer ad slots are available to the campaign on a given day and in a given market, forcing the Romney team to pay more than the low rate it is eligible for if it wants to bounce another ad out of a time slot.
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The expressions "patent pending" (sometimes abbreviated by "pat. pend." or "pat. pending") or "patent applied for" refer to a warning that inventors are entitled to use in reference to their product or process once a patent application has been filed, but prior to the patent being issued or the application abandoned. The marking serves to notify potential infringers who would copy the invention that they may be liable for damages (including back-dated royalties), seizure, and injunction once a patent is issued.
Fraudulent use of the patent pending warning is prohibited by the law of many countries and inventors should be cautious when marking products or methods that may arguably not be covered by any pending patent application. In some jurisdictions, such as the United Kingdom, a warning notice should ideally mention the number of the pending application.[1]
In Australia, according to IP Australia, the term "patent pending" refers to an invention in respect of which a patent application has been filed at the patent office but for which a patent has not necessarily been granted. [2] The marking of an article has a legal effect under Section 123 of the Patents Act 1990 with the result that a defendant is taken to be aware of the existence of patent rights. [3]
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These don't look like the package (maybe an albino version of the ones in the photo). They're not bad at all in flavor though and go with cheese nicely. I do with there were more actual seeds or grains or something in them (they're pretty homogeneous), but I'll definitely order them again.
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Family that was gluten free had these and we loved them , so when I found out I needed to go gluten free, these were the first crackers I ordered! Love the light crispy, low salt crunch. They go with so many toppings from hummus, to cream cheese and cukes, to egg salad, to pesto and cold roasted veggies. They are a staple now in our house.
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Do I have enough food for 40-50?
- Kat Dec 6, 2007 07:42 PM
I have invited 60 for a holiday party, 40-50 are coming and I am panicking that I don't have enough food. For hot appetizers, I have figured 3 pcs each. Also, I have a shrimp platter, cheese platter (4 varieties), hummus with pita, veg plate with dip, prosciutto plate, two platters of smoked salmon, 5 lb lasagna, Christmas ham, salad, wild rice, two pies, one cheesecake, two baking trays of cookies, 40 mini cupcakes, 40 mini pastries. I think that is it, but it doesn't seem enough. I have no idea how much people will eat. Calling all experiences party hosts for help!
How long is your party, and is it intended to replace a meal for these folks, or is the food mostly providing a base for drinking?
Hard to figure from the menu and information provided. Most of it seems like snack food, but the ham and lasagna are definitely 'sit down with a plate' kind of offerings and you don't mention quantities for many of the items. For detailed information on quantities, www.ellenskitchen.com is a great resource. As mentioned, the time of day and length of party will be a factor as well as your crowd. If there is physical activity like singing or skating that is also a consideraton esp. if there are young people.
sounds like you have enough desserts but I would go for more snacks to start, most people eat a lot more appetizers with their drinks than you think and less of the desserts. Have some french bread or other breads too.
Hi, it is an open house/cocktail/grazing kind of party, not a sit down, held in the evening. Adults, kids, etc. so I want to have something for everyone. Not everyone will eat a lot, I expect, and people will drop in and then leave at different times. I want to have enough but not have tons of unwanted leftovers. Mpalmer, that website was great, thank you, I printed it out.
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3 pieces per person per hour for hors d'oeuvres. (Minimum - I usually eat more than that) But since you have ham, lasagna, , you definitly have enough food.
to prevent from kids wasting food they won't eat, I have seen folks set up a "kids" table - with the kid-friendly treats. Maybe coloring books or something, too.
I do this type of party just about every year with your number of invitees. Be sure to have a basket of small sliced rolls, sliced cheese and some festive mustards by the ham. This makes the ham portable and easier to eat.
I'd count on more munchies, people really graze and I've found the 3pcs each is shy of what people actually eat....esp. while drinking. A few bowls of nuts (Spiced, with herbs or just plain) also go over big and are good fillers when people are drinking.
I'm not sure how your salad and wild rice will go over if people aren't sitting down. Might want to do a warm dip on a chafing dish; I make hot crab dip, but my hubby loves meatballs which are easy and filling.
You are more than set on the sweet stuff.
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But thanks to a stingy 49er defense, timely big plays by the 49er offense, and some critical, ill timed penalties by the Panthers, they will not be in Seattle but are instead starting their offseason.
But with all of that being said, I believe that Ron Rivera has done enough to warrant a new contract.
All we ask in a young player is to improve as the years go along. when you look at the Panthers under Rivera, that is exactly what they have done. Steady improvement year to year including winning this years NFC South title.
If you can find occasions when this team has laid down for their coach, you have better eyes than I do. They certainly have had their chances to do so, whether it was after the 2-8 start in Rivera's first season in 2011, the 1-6 start in 2012, or even this years turtle like 1-3 start out of the gates.
This team could have rolled over, but they didn't. And that is a testament in my eyes to the belief that the players have developed in the guys who is leading the way.
The Panthers are not a finished product, but not extending the contract of Ron Rivera could be a road block in that process. Something good could be building here before our eyes, I see no need to throw a monkey wrench in that process now by having Rivera coach 2014 with his future up in the air.
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IBSA announces its attendance to the 23nd EADV Congress, European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, which will take place in Amsterdam, October 8th to 12th, 2014 (http://www.eadvamsterdam2014.org). As one of the Company's investments in the field of dermatology, the event is the perfect occasion to meet partners and create new contacts at the booth which will feature Betesil® and Ialuset®/Ialuset® Plus lines. The booth will be shared with IBSA Farmaceutici Italia who is presenting the line of dermo-aesthetic products, mainly Viscoderm® and Aliaxin®.
IBSA is glad to announce its participation in the Annual Meeting of the European Respiratory Society (ERS - http://www.erscongress.org/) that will take place in Munich, Germany, Sept. 6/10, 2014.
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The company will be present at the event with a Satellite Symposium scheduled for Thursday, June 12th, 8:15 to 9:45 (room 351), where we will put focus and we will debate on the current guidelines for the management of osteoarthritis (Program) .
The other activities are related to IBSA's presence in the exhibition area with a booth where the complete company's portfolio in the OA and pain areas (Condrosulf®, Sinovial®, Flector®), recently enlarged with the new and innovative 1-mL injectable formulation of diclofenac (Akis®/Dicloin®), will be presented to the medical community.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-387309872014-11-24T18:52:12.166ZThe Latin Mass Society RC Diocese of Middlesbroughroydosanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-44975154801803778932014-11-24T18:51:00.001Z2014-11-24T18:52:12.172ZChange of Mass Time

 This is a reminder that, starting on the First Sunday of Advent, the time of the weekly Sunday Latin Mass at St Wilfrid's Church in York will change from 5pm to 12 noon. At the same time, Vespers will be introduced at 6pm and this will be followed by Benediction. So there will be two very good reasons to visit St Wilfrid's Church each Sunday.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-42058280476479592072014-11-20T11:24:00.000Z2014-11-20T11:24:22.218ZDiocese of Lincoln Reverting to Ad Orientem during AdventThe Cathedral of the Risen Christ in Lincoln, Nebraska in the USA is a modern building, and perhaps not an ideal piece of architecture from the traditionalist point of view. Nevertheless, good things are going on there, as is reported in New Liturgical Movement, from which I have taken this news item.

 .....Writing in The Southern Nebraska Reporter, the diocesan newspaper of the Diocese of Lincoln, Bishop Conley includes the following paragraph. During the Sundays of Advent, the priests of the Cathedral of the Risen Christ will celebrate Mass ad orientem. With the people of God, the priest will stand facing the altar, and facing the crucifix. When I celebrate Midnight Mass at Christmas, I will celebrate ad orientem as well. This may also take place in other parishes across the Diocese o0f Lincoln.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-81172163102810927562014-11-07T16:08:00.001Z2014-11-07T16:08:50.294ZThe Priestly Fraternity of St PeterThe priestly Fraternity of St Peter, or FSSP as many people know it, has updated its membership figures. They are broken down as follows: Priests 253 Deacons 16 Other Seminarians 144 Total 413 The average of their membership is 37, a figure that has stayed the same for several years, so we can be assured that fraternity will survive for many decades to come. The society also gives a breakdown of its membership by nationality which is as follows: United States 138 France 112 Germany 51 Canada 27 England & Wales 12 Other 73 With a good number of seminarians joining the two seminaries each year, the fraternity is experiencing steady growth.Et Expectohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-63272107195683928102014-10-27T13:17:00.000Z2014-10-27T13:17:30.107ZVisit to St Walburge'sLast Sunday, the Feast of Christ the King, I visited St Walburge's Church in Preston for the 10.30am Mass. This was one month after the Institute of Christ the King took charge of the church, and I was interested to see how they were getting on. There were over 50 in the congregation, which, in most churches would be a reasonable congregation, but in the vast space of St Walberge's looked sparce. However, there seemed great enthusiasm amongst those who were there, and there is the expectation that the congregation will grow as the Mass becomes better known. It seems that the local parishes are reluctant to include information about thr Institute in their bulletins.

 The Mass was beautifully sung by Canon Altieri and well worth travelling nearly 100 miles to attend. The only weakness was with the choir. Deacon Tanner, currently the only English seminarian with the Institute, was playing the organ and trying to sing at the same time. Deacon Tanner was on loan from New Brighton where he is serving his diaconal year, so cannot be the reguylar organist. A choir of sorts was assembled, but there was not much volume coming from them, and a church of that size needs powerful singers. The good news is that, after the Mass, two members of the congregation offered their services as singers, but some really good singers are needed as well as a regular organist.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-14505547967642449552014-10-27T11:08:00.000Z2014-10-27T11:08:26.273ZFeasts of All Saints and All SoulsThere will be usus antiquior Masses at St Wilfrid's Church in York at the following times around the feasts of All Saints and All Souls. 6pm Friday 30th October Vigil Mass of All Saints 5pm Sunday 2nd November External Solemnity of All Saints 6pm Monday 3rd November Requiem Mass for All Souls.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-73750374297282494182014-10-20T18:41:00.000Z2014-10-20T18:42:00.378ZChange to Time of Latin Mass in YorkChanges to the times of the Sunday Masses At St Wilfrid's Church in York have been announced. As from the first Sunday of Advent (30th N0vember), the Extraordunary Form Mass will move from 5pm to 12 noon. It will continue to be a Sung Mass, but will not be followed by Benediction. It is hoped that people will find this a more convenient time, and that the congregation will increase from the current level of about 50. A new introduction will be traditional Vespers at 6pm on Sundays which will be followed by Benediction. Et Expectohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-59299290618642789662014-10-11T16:51:00.001Z2014-10-11T16:51:49.398ZMore Good News from the Dome of HomeThe Church of Ss Peter, Paul and Philomena in New Brighton has been awarded a second grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund. This time it is for a scheme valued at £250.000 that will complete the insulation and weatherproofing of the building and include making good the internal plaster work damaged by years of water ingress through the roof. The scheme also includes the making of a community area in the narthex by providing a glass screen beneath the choir loft. This area will have a live screen link to a webcam mounted on the roof which will be able to show views of Liverpool bay. The first £39,800 of the grant is available for the development stage of the project. This grant from the HLF follows an earlier grant for a £290,000 scheme, under which most of the waterproofing and insulation was carried out. Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-81665769869802422062014-09-30T17:21:00.000Z2014-09-30T17:21:08.841ZThe End of the Magic CircleThe Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales has often been referred to as a Magic Circle, a name taken from the association of magicians who share the secrets of their tricks with each other, whilst agreeing not to disclose them with anyone outside the Circle. Until a few years ago, the Bishops Conference seemed very much like a Magic Circle that would only admit their closest friends and allies as members. That was until the appointment of Bishop Davies to the See of Shrewsbury in 2009. It soon became evident that Bishop Davies was capable of thinking for himself, and his decision to invite the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest to take care of the Dome of Home in the Wirrel was something of a watershed. The appointment of Bishop Egan to the See of Portsmouth in 2012 was another nail in the coffin for the Magic Circle. The retirement of several other bishops in quick succession, and their replacement by men with more open minds, continued the process. However, the scandal which has led to the resignation of the former Bishop Conry has put the Magic Circle beyond any possibility of revival. The only remaining founder member is Archbishop Nichols, and his authority is now severely curtailed. Instead, we have a much more varied selection of bishops, and this can only be good for the Church.Et Expectohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-25034798995931430392014-09-29T18:47:00.000Z2014-09-29T18:47:36.642ZSt Walburge, PrestonA group from St Wilfrid's Church in York traveled to Preston on Saturday to attend the first Mass offered by the Institute of Christ the King, Sovereign Priest following their taking over responsibility for St Walburge's Church. I managed to squeeze seven people into my car, and at least another three traveled independently. There would have been another car traveling, had the driver not been unlucky enough to get a puncture the day before. The Mass was celebrated by Mgr Wach, Prior General of the Institute, in the presence of Bishop Michael Campbell, who also preached. I detected a great sincerity in the words of Bishop Campbell when he expressed his gratitude to the Institute form taking on the huge task of looking after so huge a church. He was clearly highly delighted that a way had been found to ensure that the church would continue to serve the people of Preston; but more importantly, he seemed excited by the idea that the church would be open every day of the week and that there would be several services each day. Several other blogs, including Gateshead Revisited have pictures, and have printed reports of the event. I suggest that readers who want to find out more go to these places.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-72177207627422891522014-09-26T12:11:00.001Z2014-09-26T12:11:59.915ZFSSP take over chapel in Mexico CityRorate Caeli carries a report today about the Fraternity of St Peter establishing a permanent apostolate in Mexico City. Cardinal Norberto Rivera Carrara has invited the Fraternity to offer daily Masses in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception, which occupies a centeral position in Mexico City. It is a small chapel built in a traffic island in one of the main streets. Gradually churches and chapels devoted to offering the traditional Mass are appearing in many parts of the world. Preston in Lancashire is another example. Maybe one day there will be somewhere in the Diocese of MiddlesbroughEt Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-27387689553048392042014-09-25T18:17:00.002Z2014-09-25T18:17:54.306ZPontifical Mass in Norwich CathedralIt has been announced that there will be a Pontifical High Mass at Norwich Cathedral at noon on Saturday 1st November, the Feast of All Saints. The celebrant will be the Ordinary of the Diocese of East Anglia, Bishop Alan Hopes. This is particularly pleasing news as the Latin Mass Society has been trying for years to get a Mass in the Cathedral of St John in Norwich. It is a very fine building and well suited for traditional ceremonies. Bishop Hopes has celebrated Mass in the usus antiquior on several occasions at Westminster Cathedral when he was Auxiliary in that diocese. So far as I recall, he will be the first diocesan bishop to celebrate an old rite Mass in his own cathedral in England and Wales for many decades.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-60313598978332029872014-09-16T18:27:00.000Z2014-09-16T18:27:54.406Z9th October Feast of Bl John Henry NewmanThere will be a Solemn Mass in the usus antiquior at 6pm on Thursday 9th October at St St Wilfrid's Church in York to mark the feast day of Blessed John Henry Newman. The Fathers of the Oratory will be joined by Fr Stephen Brown of the Leeds Diocese to enable the celebration of a Solemn Mass. Further details will follow.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-3314965814873466622014-09-15T17:16:00.003Z2014-09-15T17:17:04.783ZSt Walburge's PrestonA reminder that the Mass to mark the Institute of Christ the King taking over responsibility for St Walberge's Church in Preston is at noon on Saturday 27th September. A party will be travelling from the York area. Anyone who wants to go, but has not booked place should contact me in the next few days. E-mail email@example.com Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-19605998144322003882014-09-15T17:11:00.001Z2014-09-15T17:11:15.405ZHelp WantedI am conscious that the northern end of the diocese has been somewhat neglected in recent times. There is quite a lot of activity in York, and moves are afoot to generate some more activity in Hull. Redcar does have its regular Sunday Mass, but the congregation is relatively small. Since I live at the extreme southern end of the diocese, it is not possible for me to give much attention to the area around Middlesbrough, so I am looking for someone to take over responsibility for the section of the diocese north of the North Yorkshire Moors. Is anyone able to help? I can be contacted at email@example.com Expectohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-80368842769816389812014-09-13T14:41:00.000Z2014-09-13T14:41:13.266ZA Story I Heard RecentlyI have recently been told a story about a priest who likes think of himself as rather important in his diocese (Not Middlesbrough). He has been touring parishes of the diocese and holding meetings at which he promotes his ideas of how the Church can manage with fewer priests. Of course the ideas are not new - the talk was of the laity taking over various priestly roles and closing churches. When a questioner asked whether the Church should be doing more to promote vocations, he dismissed the idea saying that he did not see that as a way forward. Can you believe it?Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-67451435255511660452014-09-13T14:25:00.000Z2014-09-13T14:25:34.815ZUnited States Shows the Way AgainAt the invitation of Most Reverend Joseph Kopacz, Bishop of Jackson, the Society of St John Cantius held a training workshop earlier this month in Jackson for priests to learn to celebrate Mass in the older form. Several diocesan priests took part as well as a number of laymen who learned to serve. At the end of the course a Mass was celebrated in the usus antiquior in the Cathedral of St Peter in Jackson. This is yet another example of the way that American bishops are encouraging the reintroduction of the traditional Mass into normal diocesan life. It shows that the Church in the United States is moving faster to recover the traditions of the Church than is the case in England. It seems that in liturgical matters, as well as in other areas, the United States leads the way, and gives us an idea of how things will be in England in a few years time.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-16295091081639496912014-09-08T15:53:00.000Z2014-09-08T15:56:24.139ZChanges at WalsinghamIt has been announced that the Marist Fathers will shortly be giving up the custody of the Catholic Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. This follows the appointment of Fr Alan Williams SM, the former Shrine Administrator, as Bishop of Brentwood. Although the Marists have appointed a temporary administrator for the shrine, it seems that the declining number of Marist priests has forced the order to hand over the care of the shrine. The Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham was very quick off the mark to put in its bid to become the new custodians, and and it would be difficult to think of another group that would be in a better position to take over. Certainly the Diocese of East Anglia is already severely stretched, and practically all other religious orders that might be considered eligible are suffering from a decline in the numbers of their priests................ It would be hard to think of anyone better than the Ordinariate to take over. Their special attachment to Our Lady of Walsingham is one good reason for them to take on the role. The fact that they have relatively large numbers of priests in relation to their pastoral commitments is another. However, the strongest reason must be their enthusiasm, and the vitality that they would bring to England's prime Marian shrine. Surely they are the best people for the job! Et Expectohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-23393003582792894412014-09-05T11:49:00.002Z2014-09-05T11:49:35.056ZTraditional Mass in Mexico SeminaryFr Simon Henry has posted a story on his blog, Offerimus Tibi Domine, about a Mass in the usus antiquior in the Seminary of St Joseph in Guadalajara in Mexico. This is said to be the largest seminary in the world and has 600 seminarians. Apparently the seminarians had asked their superiors for Mass to be offered in the seminary in the older form. This request was granted, and Fr Romanoski of the Priestly Fraternity of St Peter offered the Mass on 2nd June. It was attended by 300 seminarians, which, judging by the photographs, is as many as the chapel can hold. So far, despite requests from seminarians, no traditional Mass has been allowed in a seminary under the control of the Bishops of England and Wales. In this respect, Mexico is ahead of England and Wales.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-5297663459892489532014-09-03T17:55:00.003Z2014-09-03T17:56:05.731ZBrinkburn PrioryThere will be a Solemn Mass in the extraordinary form at Brinkburn Priory in Northumberland at noon on Saturday 6th Sept. Brinkburn Priory is a medieval ruin controlled by English Heritage and a wonderful setting for the Mass of Ages.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-1575093931552672622014-09-03T17:49:00.001Z2014-09-03T17:49:39.880ZCalled to be OneThe Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham has chosen Saturday 6th Sept as a day when it will be trying to increase public awareness of its existence. Under the slogan "Called to be One", it is staging events in about 40 locations in England, Wales and Scotland. Regrettably there is nothing that I am aware of in Yorkshire, so perhaps it is up to the diocesan Catholics in this part of the world to bang the drum.Et Expectohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-54150589581128744132014-09-01T16:33:00.000Z2014-09-01T16:33:54.192ZUSA Yet AgainA reader by the name of Woodlawn has kindly provided some information about locations in the USA where Mass in the usus antiquior is offered daily. It is as follows: FSSP 38, SSPX 31, ICRSS 13, Other 24, Total 106 or 75 if SSPX is excluded. Other includes both Diocesan churches and chapels, and the houses of religious communities. In England and Wales, Daily Mass in the usus antiquior is only offered in a few locations. I can only think of Reading (FSSP), New Brighton (ICKSP), Brompton Oratory (Oratorians), St Dominic's Dursley (Diocesan), Clapham Park (Diocesan)and Leicester (Dominicans). Of course, Preston (ICKSP) will soon be added. This is another illustration of how much the traditional movement has advanced in America, compared with England and Wales.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-84905940980192528722014-08-29T18:08:00.002Z2014-08-29T18:09:01.239ZThe USA AgainI have blogged several times recently about developments in the USA. The reason for devoting so much attention to the USA is probably that there is plenty of news coming out of that country, and relatively little that concerns our own. A close following of the internet produces many positive stories about the progress of the traditional Mass in America. Almost every week one hears of new locations where regular Latin Masses are being established. Even after accounting for the far greater size of the USA, when compared with England and Wales, it is evident that the "TLM" is forging ahead at a much greater pace than it is in this country. In England and Wales, there are about 50 Latin Masses on the average Sunday. In the USA, there are at least 1000 - in fact so many that it has proved too difficult for me to count them. In the USA, there are more than 30 formally recognised personal parishes for Latin Mass communities, whereas we have none. I frequently read of American bishops taking the initiative in getting Latin Masses introduced into parishes. This is rare on this side of the Atlantic. I have often said that if we want a glimpse of what things will be like here in 20 years time, it is worth looking at how things currently are in the USA. If this principle is anything like correct, we can look forward to better times.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-87676766462288428242014-08-28T12:12:00.002Z2014-08-28T12:12:47.082ZA Big Story from the USAThis story is so big that I am surprised that it has not had greater coverage on the blogosphere. It concerns a Latin Mass community in Huntsville, Alabama. Following the motu proprio of 2007, a Latin Mass was established at the church of St Mary of the Visitation in Huntsville. With the approval of the Bishop Robert Baker of Birmingham, Alabama, the local parish priest, Fr Fr Alan Makey, started to say regular masses in the usus antiquior in the existing parish church. It became so popular that the congregation began to look around for a church of their own. They have been raising money, and in 2013 had raised enough money to purchase a former Anglican church. This has now been dedicated to Our Lady Help of Christians by Bishop Baker and serves as a personal parish for the traditional community. Fr Makey has been appointed as pastor and there are two Masses every Sunday, as well as daily Masses and other devotions. There are more than thirty traditional parishes in the States, but this is the first example that I have come across, here a church has actually been purchased specially for the purpose.Et Expectohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-51550332731305877432014-08-26T17:14:00.001Z2014-08-26T17:14:53.413ZThe Latin Mass in Mississippi StateMississippi is the only State in the USA that currently does not have regular Masses in the usus antiquor. This is about to be corrected. The newly appointed bishop of Jackson, Rt Rev Joseph Kopacz, has asked the Canons Regular of St John Cantius to hold a workshop to train priests and servers in the older form of the Mass. The Diocese has announced that this will take place from 2nd to 5th September at the Cathedral of the Diocese of Jackson. Bishop Kopacz is to be congratulated on this initiative. It is yet one more example of how much further matters have advanced in the USA, compared with most European countries.Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-38730987.post-17109906885458016672014-08-13T17:57:00.000Z2014-08-13T17:57:07.765ZSt Walburge's PrestonI have just read that the first Mass to be offered at the church of St Walburge in Preston under the auspices of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest will be at noon on Saturday 27th September. If you do not know the church, it is the church with the tallest spire in England. It's architect, Joseph Aloysius Hansom, was born in York - and you cannot get a better recommendation than that!

 And the inside looks like this.

 I would like to get a party together from the Middlesbrough Diocese to attend this Mass. If you are interested, leave a comment. Et Expectohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Watch Press Conferences Live TodayPosted by on November 25, 2009 – 8:50 am
Both Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress and QB Brett Favre will have their usual Wednesday press conferences today at Winter Park.
You can watch those press conferences live on vikings.com and no where else.
Childress' press conference is schedule to begin 11:45 a.m. CT and Favre's will begin shortly after Childress' concludes.
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By wiscvikingfan on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply
Mike…. A little off topic, but I have a request….. When you and your fellow/gal reports are at the press conference, why don't you reporters have a mike to pass around. We can't here any of the questions asked, and sometimes it gets frustrating. Three or four times in the pass two weeks and questioned was asked and both Childress or Brett only referred to the player as "He". I've emailed the Vikings office last week and they never got back to me as why they don't use a mike for the reporters.
By SJ McKinley on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply
I agree. Sometimes Childress or Brett will just laugh at a comment and we have no idea what it is. I would like them to have a mike or a person to repeat the questions for us viewers. It kind of takes some of the fun out of the Pressers when you don't get both sides of the conversations. Why can't each reporter step to a mike to ask a question? There are a lot of us who love to follow the pressers but especially lately this has been disappointing. Like, what did they say to Favre when he said "oh, you guys" and laughed?
Super Bowl here we come. favre for MVP!
By wiscvikingfan on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply
And also……… when Childress would make a comment, (smiling) "I don't think I want to go there!" after a reporter asked a question.
Adrian……. 166 total yards rushing……… Co-MVP
By Radzinwisconsin on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply
It is the Brett Favre Show that is why!!!!!!!!!
By Radzinwisconsin on Nov 25, 2009 | Reply
You wanna hear what they are asking or replying well go buy a Viking update or a local paper its how these mofos want it all about the ching!!!!
By PurplePeopleEater on Nov 26, 2009 | Reply
Tell ya what Mike, bring me to the press conferences and I'll step in and work out a sub-text system for the reporters. This is getting ridiculous!
By 4everpurple on Nov 28, 2009 | Reply
Hey Mike….ever hear of closed caption?


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Study Evaluating The Potential Effect Of Rifampin On The Pharmacokinetics Of Neratinib
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The 9 best brunch dishes in Chicago
From perfect pancakes to Bloody Marys topped with charcuterie, these are the brunch dishes and drinks we can't stop thinking about
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Flapjacks at Gather
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English breakfast at Au Cheval
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Poached eggs with Nduja at Avec
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Pork hash at Bite Cafe
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Garlic bologna sandwich at Carriage House
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Photograph: Martha Williams
Flapjacks at Gather
While we were diligently brunching around Chicago this winter and spring to compile the list of the 20 best brunch restaurants in the city, a few things stood out. Namely, they were dishes and drinks like an elaborately dressed Bloody Mary, an outrageous bologna sandwich and a perfect stack of pancakes that we couldn't stop talking about when we got back into the office on Monday. Of the many, many brunch dishes we had, these were the nine that stood out.
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English breakfast at Au Cheval
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
No, you're probably not going to finish the whole thing. But that's shouldn't stop you from ordering the fantastic English breakfast, with super-creamy eggs, griddled Texas toast, bacon baked beans, a perfect grilled tomato and a couple of thick-cut slices of bacon. Sure, it's missing the blood sausage you'll often find in London, but we guarantee you won't miss it.—Amy Cavanaugh
- 800 W Randolph St
Poached eggs at avec
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
The name of this dish does not do it justice. Yes, there are poached eggs, but they're placed on top of toast, which has a layer of Nduja, a spreadable, spicy pork sausage. Then everything is covered with a bright lemon hollandaise and greens, which (sort of) make the dish feel a little lighter. It's the best new play on eggs benedict we've seen.–AC
- 615 W Randolph St
Pork hash at Bite Cafe
- Price band: 2/4
We've eaten numerous hashes this year, but few are as thoughtful as the one at Bite: Hunks of well-spiced, braised pork shoulder, potatoes, leeks, kale and butternut squash are set atop slices of sourdough toast, and then crowned with poached eggs and a generous splash of spicy hollandaise sauce. This sauce is the key—it ties all the flavors together and it's so delicious we practically licked the plate.—AC
- 1039 N Western Ave
Garlic bologna sandwich at Carriage House
- Price band: 2/4
Drank too much last night? You'll feel better after eating this garlic bologna sandwich. It starts with a buttery brioche bun, which is piled with housemade garlicky bologna, a huge smear of pimento cheese, mustard aioli, pickles and a fried egg with a yolk so wobbly, it'll start running as soon as you bite into it. Hell, you want this sandwich even if you aren't hungover.—AC
- 1700 W Division St
Flapjacks at Gather
- Price band: 2/4
Anyone who argues there's no reason to order plain pancakes at a restaurant when you can easily make them at home hasn't had the beauties at Gather. So moist, so fluffy, so light—I've never had better in any restaurant or home (sorry, Dad).—Laura Baginski
- 4539 N Lincoln Ave
Whole wheat carrot pancakes at Kingsbury Street Cafe
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
The whole wheat and carrot say "healthy," the maple cream cheese and pecans say "who the hell do you think you're kidding?" These pancakes are like the lightest, fluffiest carrot cake you can imagine, with the whole wheat taking out some of the cloying sweetness. The maple cream cheese isn't too heavy and the pecans add a perfect crunch.—LB
- 1523 N Kingsbury St
Buttermilk fried chicken and waffles at Table Fifty-Two
- Price band: 3/4
The signature dish at Art Smith's Table Fifty-Two is the fried chicken and waffles, and there's a reason why: The chicken is perfectly fried, while the waffles are nicely crunchy. It comes with a tiny mason jar of warm maple syrup—pour it over the whole dish to give it a salty-sweet flavor.—AC
- 52 W Elm St
The Trench Double Burger Trenchermen
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
The Trench Double Burger is the food we dream about on mornings where you're still half in the bag from the night before and brunch is necessary to make the room stop spinning. Two juicy patties with aged cheddar and pickles—it is in every way the perfect combination of meat, cheese and bread. Heck, it's the burger we dream about even when we aren't trying to cure a massive hangover. Plus, it goes down easily with one of Trenchermen's Beermosas, made of beer, grapefruit and honey.—Erin Delahanty
- 2039 W North Ave
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