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I'm hosting my book club later this month. There is a group of 8 of us (all relatively adventurous eaters with no allergies or food restrictions) and we often try to pair the meal with the book that we have read. This month's book is The Paris Wife, which is a fictional account of Ernest Hemingway's first marriage while living in 1920's Paris. There aren't really any meals described in the book (though plenty of drinking), but a good amount of time is spent in Paris cafes, so I thought it would be good to do some sort of Paris bistro menu. The other factor is that I will be working that day and hosting about 1 1/2 hours after arriving home from the office. Obviously, I can have the table set, etc before, but I'm trying to think of meals that could be made the day before and reheated. Maybe French onion soup and cassoulet? Anyone have any favorite (and not too complicated) recipes? Thoughts about dessert? Tarte Tatin seems like the obvious one, though I have never made it and am a little concerned about the moment of truth when I flip the pan over. Again, any suggestions for a dessert that can be made ahead?
If you have time, you might take a look at "The Movable Feast" (written by Hemingway during the same time in Paris). I seem to remember he goes into more details on the food ... unfortunately I don't have my copy with me to look.
Some ideas -- Mussels Mariniere (assuming you can pick up some nice mussels.. and french bread.. on the way home from work) cook in just a few minutes. Beef Bourguignon can be done ahead and reheated. Dessert -- maybe a galette? I would think it could be done the night before.
re: sandylc
I think this is a good idea. It may have been "done to death" back in the day, but no one has served me chocolate mousse in many years. And it is made ahead of time, which sounds like it would be good for the OP's book club.
I do not know where you live, but depending on your weather a salad nicoise would be lovely. You can pre chop lettuce, hard boil eggs, par boil haricut vert. The only thing you would have to do is gently sear the tuna (or use canned if you prefer). Serve it with a platter of some yummy runny french cheeses and a baguette. Sounds perfect for a group of ladies.
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Made my first outrageous Niçoise last night, possibly our best dinner in weeks. I marinated the tuna steak and roasted it in a pan with carrots and onions. After 4-6 hours in the fridge it had a very subtle browned/ cerviche-like tang, adding appreciably to the effect of a well-rounded entre´ -perfectly complimenting the capers& minty blanched peas. As a side, I sauteed fresh spinach which looked excessive yet provided another level of contrast. Together, it felt exactly like dining on the Med.
re: ctfoodie
In France you would never see salad nicoise made with fresh tuna, only canned packed in olive oil.
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I know, and I've got three large cans on standby yet I shudder the thought of actually opening them. Maybe next week, for guests. Anyway, mercury is contaminating most tuna worldwide today. Now, with all of the dire new reports from Fukushima,-Yikes!
Yesterday, LA just experienced their highest fallout yet. Which means you can't trust any of the California vegetables except tubers. Luckily, I have two small plots that have been covered since March 7th 2011, plus a 12x20' hoop-greenhouse. So far,- great lettuce, spinach & (soon) tomatoes, peas, etc. If we could grow lemons I suppose I would be learning how to make lemongrass soup!
French onion soup followed by Cassoulet sounds a bit heavy... and Casoulet is anything but uncomplicated - I have made a few times, and very multi-step!
I like Firecooked suggestions of mussels with beef bourguigogne to follow. Very Bistro-y. Doing mussels for 8 could be a bit of a challenge as well, so another entree (first course in France) might be an onion tart with caramelized onions and lots of fresh thyme.
It would be great to have a cheese course after the plat, and Chocolate mousse sounds divine for dessert. or you could do Il Flotante with custard sauce and rasperrries, which would be easy and very different for an American audience. Easy-peasy trick my French BF's aunt taught me; you can make the floating islands in the MICROWAVE in seconds. SSSHHHH, no one has to know! I bet you can find a recipe on the internet, but basically a sweetened merangue cooks in spoonfuls on a plate in the micro for 30-40 seconds for each 'pile of puff', and serve on a pool of custard sauce with berries and perhaps some caramel sauce.
CHICKEN GRAND MERE -- easy make ahead - i make a simple version of chicken grand mere using only skinless thighs (bone in or out, but i usually do bone-in for extra flavor) ... buy at least two thighs per woman guest (if men, add more per guest) ... dredge the chicken in flour and herbs, brown in canola oil, then layer (no more than 2 thick) in to a wide, shallow oven proof casserole (your le Creuset?) ... then brown some sliced mushrooms (at least 2 cups sliced), diced onions (one the size of woman's fist), a couple cloves crushed mild garlic - sprinkle evenly over the chicken.
Drain any excess fat, then deglaze your pan with some white wine or broth, add to the casserole. Add some more broth up to a total of about 1 quart ( i cheat and use either the Pacific brand or the concentrate in the jar that is called Better than Bouillion) ... add your favorite herbs (thyme, pepper, bay leaf) and keep in your fridge overnight. (i generally cook it right away and don't refridge, but you can for make-ahead convenience) You might need to sprinkle a bit more flour in to the casserole to thicken the broth as it cooks in the oven
oven at about 350 (or i think you could slow cooker this but i don't have one - maybe someone here is an expert on that) --- for about 90 minutes. Remove the lid from your casserole for the last 30 minutes or so to get a nice top and thicken it a bit more. I actually don't put the lid on tightly at all during the oven cooking - i don't want steamed chicken. Instead, i use a loose foil cover on a large fancy looking roasting/lasagne pan that i also use to serve it in.
here is a link to a recipe attributed to Cafe Boulud
clearly i don't use the whole chicken or the bacon etc etc.
serve with rustic mashed or roasted NEW potatoes, some green beans or other green steam-able vegetable I notice there are lots of tasty green bean preparation ideas on this website. our chef friend steams the beans ahead of time (keep them bright and crisp) then takes out of fridge and heats in a quick saute pan with a bit of butter/oil mixture. Season to taste.
i vote for the chocolate dessert idea too.
Choucroute garnie, coq au vin and boeuf bouguignon are all good make-ahead meals - they're better, in fact, the second day. If you prefer cold food, salads are classic bistro fare -- a salade nicoise is easy and hearty, and I'm very fond of a nice celeri remoulade (shredded celery root in a mayonnaise dressing). Or a plate of charcuterie - patés and terrines are pretty easy to make ahead, lots of recipes out there. (A bit unusual, & more complicated because it involves gelatin, but very pretty and tasty, is a jambon persillade - a terrine made of ham chunks in a parsley aspic. A Burgundian classic.)
For dessert, how about a classic fruit tart? -- Just a sweet pie crust filled with pastry cream (custard), and fresh fruit arranged on top. Or creme caramel (flan) -- easy to make in advance, just turn out the cups onto serving plates when the time comes. Another easy one - if you have strawberries, cut them into bite-sized pieces, soak overnight in some creme de cassis, and serve over sorbet. -- Easiest of all desserts is some fresh fruit (grapes are good) served with some cheese and bread.
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i first thought of beef burgundy, but with this suggestion of salad nicoise, i think the weather change is callng for lighter fare-- and i'd go for the nicoise, or a version of some composed salad (with lots of crunch and color). check out this "chopped salad" http://applesandonions.com/recipes/co... -- there also follows a nicoise with a great-sounding basil vinaigrette recipe.
also, consider this beauty of a dish -- grape terrine in moscato aspic. http://cookeatshare.com/recipes/a-gra...
Tarte Tatin is a little bit unseasonable right now. I've found that it's better to let it cool a bit before flipping, or else all the deilcious juice will fall out.
re: mountaincachers
Second day coq au vin is a worthy contender, however I've found few things in life to be more depressing than to over-marinate either meat in the wrong wine, so think it through. Saute w/prunes sweetens chicken out and allows you to use any cheap chardonnay. Accordingly, bouguignon can be remarkably dreadful in a poor wine, especially if it is not also absolutely tender.
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Yeah. Cooking with crap wine produces cooked crap. (In my college days I once had a very large batch of beef stew ruined to the point of inedibility by a cheap jug of Carlo Rossi. Blechhh!!) You def. want to cook with something that's worth drinking too.
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Cooking wines contain salt, although there are probably many (ahhem) Italian dishes where nobody would know the difference !
They say every restaurant manager in New York needs to take a course to at least know the basic skills of the sommelier. I've no time for that and must rely on the ill founded opinions of the few experienced vendors near my home. Since I plan to operate in a dry county, there is a high probability I'll get in trouble at some point for using spirits of any kind.Up front, we'll place a row of those awful imitation flavors for the customers to see. Imagine changing the colored waters about every few days just to disguise the facts. Perhaps it really would be easier for me to move to Nice.
What about boeuf en croute? That can be made ahead of time and then baked when you get home. Do roasted vegetables or salad. You can make ahead crepes or make ahead crepe batter for dessert.
The other day I was looking at 'http://www.amazon.com/Bistros-Brasser...;, a book that not only tries to sort out the difference among Paris bistros and brasseries (and how they have changed), but also has recipes from a number of notable Paris establishments. The first chapter is a kindle preview.
A fabulous make-ahead dessert no one does any more is Strawberries Romanoff. The strawberries are set to macerate a couple of days ahead (especially with the early crop varieties), then the ice cream/whipped cream mixture only takes moments to prepare right before serving.
I'm dishing up my first-of-the-season batch of it tonight.
(Have you thought about serving Hemingway cocktails with fresh grapefruit and lime juices?)
Chicken liver pate - It sets up overnight. Serve directly from the refrigerator w/ baguette slices.
Escargot Burgundy - Blend butter, parsley and garlic ahead of time. Top each snail and broil until bubbling. Your kitchen (if not entire house) will smell just like Paris.
Crepes - Make crepes and filling beforehand. Assemble and heat.
Confit - You can confit duck or vegetables before and serve immediately.
This thread really makes me smile. My sister was a member of a book club for years that did this same thing - match the meal to the book. (The one that particularly comes to mind was a Garrison Keillor book where the meal consisted of a series of midwestern hot dishes!) This went on for some time but each month was getting more and more elaborate and the women were feeling very stressed out about it. The denouement occurred when one of the members took off two days of work to do a very elaborate Chinese feast that went on for many courses! Fifteen years later that book club is still going but now they go to a restaurant every month. Enjoy yours!
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We're not quite that elaborate, and the group is not above carry out (particularly from ethnic restaurants.) I guess it depends how carried away you get, but overall it's been fun. It lets us try cooking and eating things that we haven't had before. It's also rewarding to cook for a group who will enthusiastically try anything.
I have two suggestions: first, take a look at the soups in Dorie Greenspan's latest (French) cookbook. She has a lot of wonderful soups, any of which could be made a day or two before, reheated and served with a bit of crusty bread for a starter. Soup, like braises, is often BETTER the second or third day. So ideal for what you are thinking of. Second suggestion, if you don't want a soup, is a simple tossed salad to start, followed by a classic braise. I do love a braise for entertaining! Then cheese plate for dessert, and there you are.
Thanks to all for their suggestions. I really had thought I would do Coq au Vin, but with the weather staying so weirdly and persistently warm (80 degrees at the end of March!!! Really?) decided to go with a warm weather menu.
So here's what I'm doing:
Platter with cheese, grapes, and pate out when they arrive. Followed by the chilled asparagus soup recipe featured in this month's BA menu "April near Paris" and Ina Garten's Roasted Salmon Nicoise salad. (Decided on the salmon because yesterday when I went to the fish market and NO TUNA. Anyway, I know everyone in the group likes salmon, so it should be fine). For dessert: honey lavender ice cream.
Thanks to everyone for great ideas!
re: mountaincachers
Wow! I'd like to be part of that book group!
re: mountaincachers
Sounds great!
In "The Moveable Feast"', Hemingway describes shooting pigeons with a slingshot in the parks to fill the larder when the commission checks were a tad slow in arriving. I feel that rock cornish game hens spatchcocked and covered in Dijon moustarde would be an exceptable substitute.
Having enjoyed Paris in all seasons, asparagus with a vinagrette would make a fine salad. Fried potatoes, preferably in goose fat, was a great hunger appeaser of the time, and please don't forget a loaf of crusty bread with Normandy butter alongside.
Expensive now, dirt cheap then. Plus a bottle of the cheapest french white you can find. For each guest. Hemingway and each of his brides did not enjoy life by halves.
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Reminds me of an early episode of 'Allo 'Allo, in which Edith makes casserole of pigeon from carrier pigeons that were supposed to fly a secret message to London.


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Man's very wrong education has made the head the most important part of the human body. The head or brain is not the most important center of life-energy in man. It is like going to a plant and asking it what its most important and vital part is. Because the flowers can be seen at the top of the plant, the plant and everybody else will say that the flowers are the most important part. So although the flowers seem to be the most important, they are not; the most important part is the roots, which are not visible.
The mind is the flower on the plant of man, it is not the root. Roots come first, flowers come last. If the roots are ignored the flowers will wither away because they have no separate life of their own. If the roots are taken care of the flowers will be taken care of automatically; no special effort is needed to care for them. Looking at a plant it seems that the flowers are the most important part, and in the same way it seems that in man the mind is most important. But the mind is the final development in man's body, it is not the root.
Mao Zedong has written a memoir of his childhood. He wrote, "When I was small there was a very beautiful garden near my mother's hut. The garden was so beautiful, it had such beautiful flowers that people from distant places used to come to see them. Then my mother became old and fell sick. She was neither worried about her sickness nor about her old age. Her only worry was about what would happen to her garden."
Mao was young. He said to his mother, "Don't be worried, I will take care of your garden."
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An Ivorian lawyer for Michel Gbagbo said the arrest on Friday was an abuse of his client's rights. Attorney Ange Rodrigue Dadje said a judge has never issued a travel ban order to Michel Gbagbo.
Michel Gbagbo, who was first arrested with his father Laurent in April 2011, was paroled in July 2013 pending trial on charges including plotting against state authority.
Laurent Gbagbo refused to concede defeat after losing the 2010 election to now President Alassane Ouattara. More than 3,000 people died during postelection violence.
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It was a just matter of time before a crisis would surface in Syria when Barack Obama presented his red line threat a year ago. Once again he has put himself in a position of making a military decision that will affect the whole Middle East, Europe and our country.
But with his ineptness and lack of international leadership, military expertise and respect from world leaders, he has placed himself and this country in a critical situation.
Do we really know who used chemical weapons in Syria? Was it Bashar Assad's military or was it the al-Qaida rebel forces aligned against them? Assad is a smart man; he understood exactly what Obama was telling him about the red line.
Perhaps we should listen to Russia, and let it intervene with Assad with a possible resolution to this catastrophe.
Regardless of the plan for turning over his chemicals, we can be assured there will be strategic planning for continued civil war by Assad.
But the real question is, when this fantasy plan falls apart, who will win the blame game for the disaster, Obama or Russian leader Vladimir Putin? Only time will tell.
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As a seven-year resident of Aboite Township, I feel I must respond to Frank Gray's column, Disrepair definition different in Aboite (Sept. 3).
What was his motive for writing the article? Did he really want to investigate vandalism or disrepair of a local playground? Or, did he see an opportunity to denigrate Aboite Township and its residents?
After reading the column, it is clear that Gray found an easy opportunity to take a shot at Aboite Township. Yes, many of us who live in Aboite Township care about our community. We take care of our homes; we take care of our yards, cutting the lawn, planting flowers and at times, even watering them. But, we also pass bond issues to support our schools and as a result, we have high performing schools. Our community has soccer, baseball, and football fields.
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In response to Bruce Cynar's letter, Obama priorities are misplaced (Sept 5), questioning President Obama's vacation time and ignoring policy.
After reading this letter, I did some fact checking – not to be confused with Fox checking. The fact sites used were provided to me by the Allen County Public Library.
From his first day in office to this August, Obama has taken approximately 92 days of vacation.
President George W. Bush, during the same number of days in the White House, had taken 367 days of vacation.
I could go on with the comparison of other past presidents, but to me this vacation time scandal is really minutiae. Unfortunately, my Republican Party does like to surround itself in minutiae now days.
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So I am posting this about a month after the "Push the Lane" episode came out where they talked about some of the advantages/disadvantages of purple and blue side. I am here to see if it would be better to have, not a complete overhaul of the map, but change it just enough to where it would be the same on either blue or purple side? I have seen this a lot in higher ELO play, not so much competitive play. I would just like to see what people's opinions are on this.
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Watching tournament play by the pros, I don't have the stats to back it up, but I don't believe there is any significant advantage blue has over purple side. I do wonder if Riot can provide numbers showing if there is any statistical significant advantage one side has over the other on the map. Somehow I doubt it.
i think the most significant imbalance is based on the terrain aroudn the dragon. Its easer for the blue team to get at the dragon...and controlling dragon is just about the most important part of the mid game. So i tihnk purple has an advantage. But the team with the higher elo tends to be blue i tihnk, so it seems balanced.
Obviously it's not balanced if you try to play locked screen. People are dinguses these days
I like getting bot lane to DPS on my first buff. So on blue starting junglers, I prefer purple side by a long shot.
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In an episode broadcast on March 18, Mr. Schwarzenegger played host to five of the show's contestants in his private conference room at the Capitol.
The governor denies any link between the donation and the television appearance, but some political watchdog groups are skeptical.
"He's clearly using his personal friendships and his celebrity to pay off his campaign debt, and that's just wrong," said Jamie Court, president of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, a group that tracks campaign donations.
A Schwarzenegger spokeswoman, Julie Soderlund, said the April 20 donation was not connected to the governor's appearance on the The Apprentice. The taping took place earlier in the year, but Ms. Soderlund was unsure of the date.
The Donald could not be reached for comment at his company's headquarters in New York.
The donation was Mr. Trump's first to Mr. Schwarzenegger, whom he described as a great friend when he told a group of contestants that they would meet him as a reward for winning a competition.
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Marlette Community Hospital 22-Feb-02
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February 22, 2002
Lionel Gorbaty, M.D.
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2770 Main Street
Marlette, MI 48453
Dear Dr. Gorbaty:
We are writing you because on February 20, 2002, your facility was inspected
by a representative of the State of Michigan acting in behalf of the Food & Drug
Administration (FDA). The inspection revealed a serious regulatory problem
involving the mammography at your facility.
Under a United States Federal law, the Mammography Quality Standards Act of
1992 (MQSA), your facility must meet specific requirements for mammography.
These requirements help protect the health of women by assuring that a facility
can perform quality mammography.
The inspection revealed the following Repeat Level 2 finding at your facility:
Your mammography technologist, [redacted] did not have sufficient continuing
education credits to meet the requirement of 15 CEU?s within the previous 36
month period. Documentation available at the time of the inspection totaled 9.5
The specific problem noted above appeared on your MQSA Facility Inspection
Report (copy enclosed), which your facility received at the close of the
inspection. This problem is identified as a Repeat Level 2 because it identifies
a failure by your facility to implement permanent correction of the same problem
found during your previous inspection.
Because this condition may be symptomatic of serious underlying problems that
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violation of law which may result in FDA taking regulatory action without further
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It is necessary for you to act on this matter immediately. Please explain to this
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- the specific steps you have taken to correct the Repeat Level 2 violation noted in this letter;
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send a copy to the State of Michigan radiation control office that conducted the
inspection referenced in this letter. You may choose to address both the FDA
and any additional State requirements in your response.
Finally, you should understand that there are many FDA requirements pertaining
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does not necessarily address other obligations you have under law. You may
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Mexico Real is owned by Joaquin and Martha Miranda, who were both born in Mexico before moving to the Fort Worth area as children. Their binational upbringing inspired the eatery's menu, which combines authentic dishes from Mexico's central region with classic Tex-Mex offerings such as beef fajitas, chimichangas, and combination platters. Adults can enjoy margaritas squeezed fresh from the cactus as they dig into plates piled high with chili-covered pork tamales or chef's enchiladas stuffed with shredded chicken, mushrooms, and spinach, and a kids' menu sates pintsized appetites with beef or chicken tacos and mac 'n' cheese.
Brightly colored walls and folk-inspired floor-to-ceiling murals create a vibrant atmosphere that reflects the equally lively menu at Tres Jose's. The kitchen fuses traditional Mexican recipes with Texan culinary sensibilities and portion sizes in dishes including char-grilled carne asada made with 13 ounces of USDA Choice rib-eye steak. The menu includes ample vegetarian options and fresh seafood such as shrimp tacos and braised red snapper. Tres Jose's sells pre-mixed bottles of its signature cocktails and hot sauces to let patrons enjoy the made-from-scratch flavors at home, work parties, and crater-side moon cabins.
Qdoba's burrito baristas handcraft a menu of Mexican-inspired cuisine, customizable with a panoply of fresh ingredients. Qdoba's culinary crafters create succulent additions to burritos, tacos, and salads, such as slow-roasted pulled pork, adobo-marinated grilled steak or chicken, and spiced shredded or ground beef, with vegetarian options also available for each dish. Diners can bite through the warm shells of three tacos brimming with grilled chicken, steak, or seasoned beef, or mine for black beans and sweet corn within the taco salad's crunchy tortilla bowl quarry. A festive burrito dinner allows eaters to customize burritos with add-on ingredients, including three-cheese queso or a creamy, hand-smashed guacamole that's ideal for filling up Queen Elizabeth's diamond-studded guacamole chalice. Warm tortilla soup and its crisper cousin, the tortilla chip, let pairs slurp with camaraderie or construct solid foundations for tortilla-chip houses.
Leading the charge in Los Vaqueros' two area restaurants, Chef Cisneros imparts his third-generation culinary expertise to crafting flavorful Tex-Mex dishes from a stash of local poultry, fruits, and fresh veggies. At the flagship Fort Worth location, set within a former warehouse, a flight of yellow steps leads through a leafy archway into a lively dining room filled with vintage cowbells, tin signs, and Air Jordan horseshoes. The Weatherford location sits within Crown Valley Golf Club, where patrons dine on enchiladas, tacos, and burritos as wild golf balls cheep from their perches on the windowsills.
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Since its founding 26 years ago, Rivera's has transformed from a farmer's market into a catering business and restaurant, with an eclectic menu that blends Mexican and barbecue fare. For a filling starter, try the Botanas platter ($24.95)—four tamales, four large nachos, four bacon-wrapped shrimp, four smoked ribs, and chili con queso—which offers enough sustenance for four diners or one Van Halen tribute band. Diners can slather on a thicker shade of sauce with the three-meat, three-side combo deal ($14.95), boasting ribs, smoked chicken, and brisket as its main meats, or instead opt for the chicken breast bathed in fresh tomatillo sauce ($10.25). Other entrees include fajitas, beef tenderloin, and the fresh fish of the day—ideal for accompanying tableside magic tricks and tabletop feats of chugging pickled jalapeño puree.


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GOLDEN GATE ESTATES, Fla. - Hundreds gathered in the Golden Gate Estates to voice their opinion on Collier County wanting to add an exit for I-75 near Everglades Boulevard.
Right now drivers have to go about 20 miles to reach the interstate, causing what some say is a safety risk. But, not everyone wants the access.
Many of the residents who came to the meeting with county and state officials are in support of the exit, which could go on Everglades or Desoto Boulevard North.
The problem is the project is far from approved and has many more levels to complete, including a survey the state is doing for the first time in history. Some think this is causing years of delays.
Residents say those delays are only creating safety issues since there is no short way to get to this area for rescue crews or evacuation.
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Last year I made my sister-in-law, Cathy, a Family Cookbook for Christmas. We had many family gatherings last year that resulted in a new favorite recipe. Cathy and I love to try new things and I have to say that most of the time they come out pretty tasty! We have also canned many items over the years. Around canning time, it never failed that we were missing last years notes. Putting all of our favorite recipes and tips in one book was very helpful.
The hardest part of this project was gathering the recipes! I had to sneak into Cathy's recipe stash and make photo copies without her noticing! I then typed up the recipes using one of the photo sites online. There are so many to choose from and I usually use the place with the best deal. Pick out a photobook size; I used the 8.5″x11″. Then pick out a template and your backgrounds. You can also take a picture and use that as a background. I did this with our canned goods.
What I did was put one recipe on each page. I also had a canning tips page. To make the book even more personal, I added pictures of our children and family at all of the gatherings throughout the year. The fonts and colors can also be adjusted.
The nice thing about using a photo service online is that you can work on your book over time. Just save your project and you can make changes. It took me a couple of weeks to make the cookbook; it took time to hijack the recipes and I worked on it a little at a time.
In the end I ordered a smaller size of the Family Cookbook for me as well. It is so nice to have a photo memory of our favorite recipes! It will also be nice to hand down over the years. Cathy also loved receiving the Family Cookbook as a gift. I know she will treasure it for years!
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Someone hit and then vandalized my car while it was parked in my dorm parking lot. I want to know if I would be successful in suing the university for failure to protect my property. I pay to park in this lot, and there are supposed to be campus pd patrolling the lot.Also the lighting in the parking lot is poor.
Report it to your insurance company to resolve.
Report the incident to campus police but I'm certain you signed a waiver when you paid for your parking permit.
First, you should report it to Campus police immediately, and then file a claim with your insurance company. Then approach the university with a request for any surveillance they might have. This may shed more light on what happened and you'll be in a better position to evaluate pursuing the University as opposed to the people that caused the damage, if they are identifiable.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Few signs of spring are being found in parts of the Midwest as a snowstorm tracks eastward mostly along Interstate 70, bringing heavy snow and high winds.
Two people killed in weather-related crashes were identified, dozens of Palm Sunday services were canceled throughout Missouri, and about 100 flights were scrapped at Lambert Field in St. Louis. Winter storm warnings and advisories were issued for Sunday and today as far east as Pennsylvania.
Snow began falling Sunday afternoon in Indiana, with accumulations of 6 to 10 inches predicted. The system was expected to move into Ohio on Sunday night, bringing between 5 to 9 inches.
The storm dumped 7 to 9 inches of snow from eastern Kansas into central Missouri before tapering off Sunday morning, said Dan Hawblitzel, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in suburban Kansas City.
In the central Missouri town of Columbia, TV station KOMU was briefly evacuated Sunday morning because of high winds and a heavy buildup of snow on the broadcast tower next to the building. And Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon announced he was canceling a couple of events planned for today because of the weather.
By early Sunday evening, St. Louis had about a foot and northern suburbs from 12 to 14 inches, with 1 to 2 more inches expected, said Jim Sieveking, a meteorologist in St. Louis.
Some parts of central Illinois already had received 6 to 10 inches by Sunday evening and could receive 1 to 2 more inches, Sieveking said.
The storm also was brushing northern Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Before it exits off the coast of New Jersey tonight, the storm could leave 2 to 4 inches in that state as well as in Delaware, northern Maryland and southern New York.
It's definitely a wide-hitting system, Hawblitzel said.
To the west, parts of Colorado and northwest Kansas spent Sunday digging out from 10 to 15 inches of snow that were dumped there Saturday. Southwestern Nebraska got up to 7 inches.
Winds gusting at speeds of up to 45 mph created snow drifts of 2 to 3 feet in the three states, according to Ryan Husted, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Goodland, Kan.


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