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I love jicama dipped in citrus and sprinkled with salt and jalapenos. I needed to bring a salad to a 4th of July picnic so while I ate my jicama, I decided to use this crunchy vegetable created this salad for the holiday picnic.—Jan Ruiz, Yucaipa, California
6 Servings
Prep: 35 min. + chilling
1/2 medium jicama, peeled and julienned
1-1/3 cups julienned seedless cucumber
small sweet red, orange and yellow peppers, julienned
1/2 cup thinly sliced red onion
3 green onions, chopped
1/3 cup minced fresh cilantro
1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and finely chopped
2 tablespoons lime juice
2 tablespoons orange juice concentrate
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 garlic clove, minced
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
In a large bowl, combine the jicama, cucumber, peppers and onions.
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Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Table For Two
43 comments:
- marty (A Stroll Thru Life) said...
Love your fabulous porch and the orange is so perfect. My new favorite color.
- June 4, 2014 at 1:00 PM
- WendyBee said...
I love your bouquet and vase. Literally brilliant!
- June 4, 2014 at 1:10 PM
- Vicki @ lifeinmyemptynest said...
What a lovely lunch - I love all the yellow!
- June 4, 2014 at 1:23 PM
- Vee said...
Such a lovely photo of your lunch outside! No, we have not yet bothered to set up for the summer. It's not quite time yet...
- June 4, 2014 at 1:27 PM
- Dee M said...
That's such a pretty table and view! The lunch sounds good too. :)
- June 4, 2014 at 1:55 PM
- Donna said...
Beautiful, Penny! What a lovely place for sitting and enjoying your lunch.
- June 4, 2014 at 2:00 PM
- Marissa said...
Lovely Penny. Love the orange...
MY porch is not shaded enough the sun comes right though we are wanting to extend our porch area..
we shall see...
- June 4, 2014 at 2:21 PM
- Kim @ Savvy Southern Style said...
This is so pretty, Penny and what a view.
- June 4, 2014 at 2:29 PM
- Miss Jean said...
I always love your garden but that vase - be still my heart!
- June 4, 2014 at 2:31 PM
- Sam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchen said...
Lovely porch Penny. We spend a LOT of time on our screened porch.
- June 4, 2014 at 2:35 PM
- Anita said...
Love your beautiful spot Penny!! What wonderful colors too. We have a little bistro table I love to use during these warmer months too on the back porch. So beautiful, and wonderful weather we are having too!!
- June 4, 2014 at 2:56 PM
- Lisa~A Cottage To Me said...
I think your cozy spot is perfect! We've got several spots in our backyard for doing exactly what you've mentioned. If I can find a minute or two I've got lots of new things to post about. But, I've been tweaking my yard and making it a cozy space for outdoor living. Your views are to die for!
- June 4, 2014 at 3:19 PM
- NanaDiana said...
What a gorgeous, gorgeous setting, Penny. I have not seen the Blue Ridge Mts. in person in several years. They are as gorgeous as I remember- xo Diana
- June 4, 2014 at 3:29 PM
- ~Lavender Dreamer~ said...
You have such a fabulous view there! I know it must be green and beautiful in the mountains by now. The first time I met you...you and your hubby were enjoying lunch on your front porch. Do you remember that? Enjoy your week! Hugs, Diane
- June 4, 2014 at 3:46 PM
- Peggy said...
The flowers are so pretty and such a lovely setting to enjoy your lunch. I have a small bistro table on my breezeway and had breakfast there while the rain fell all around me.
- June 4, 2014 at 5:21 PM
- Rhondi said...
That is such a pretty spot to have lunch. The sandwiches look yummy and I love the yellow vase.
- June 4, 2014 at 5:37 PM
- Kelly said...
Such a nice table setting for your porch. Love that lovely view!
- June 4, 2014 at 6:55 PM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
Such a lovely spot, Penny! I do have a little table for two outside our front door. We are looking to put a patio in off to the side of the front door and will be able to give it some privacy. I've sat out there in the morning with my coffee {in my pajamas} as it is very quiet in our condo community, but I'd love to have a little more room with the patio.
- June 4, 2014 at 7:18 PM
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Hi Penny, I'm crazy for that shade of golden yellow, it makes for such a pretty table! We had a table for 2 on the porch of our old house and I miss it. I know how much you will enjoy yours this summer!
- June 4, 2014 at 7:22 PM
- ℳartina @ Northern Nesting said...
I can definitely see that spot getting a lot of use...so pretty with gorgeous views!! Your lunch looked yummy too!!
- June 4, 2014 at 7:36 PM
- Elizabeth and Gary said...
Hi Penny,
Yummm..chicken and avocado sandwiches! Your table is so romantic!
We have a back patio where Gary and I sit looking out at our awful backyard LOL, planning the next phase of our construction, landscaping.
You made me so hungry! lol
Have a sweet day, Elizabeth
- June 4, 2014 at 7:52 PM
- Blondie's Journal said...
What a pretty table and gorgeous view! I love the yellows in your tablescape. I really like eating outdoors!
- June 4, 2014 at 7:52 PM
- Ann from On Sutton Place said...
We love to eat outdoors but we don't have that amazing view! What a perfect spot...enjoy!
- June 4, 2014 at 8:24 PM
- Melanie said...
Gorgeous table and views! I love drinking my morning coffee outdoors on my patio.
- June 4, 2014 at 9:29 PM
- Mimi Sue said...
Perfect spot! And sooo charming. Mimi
- June 5, 2014 at 2:19 AM
- Brooke Kroeger said...
How sweet and simple, and I love your views! I have that color in our kitchen with some pottery too, it can be bright or neutral, love it and your vase is so cute! I would love for you to share it at the Home Sweet Garden Party!
See the post here ---->>>http://creativecountrymom.blogspot.com/2014/06/home-sweet-garden-party-63.html
- June 5, 2014 at 2:22 AM
- Pat said...
It's a gorgeous spot beautifully photographed, Penny!
- June 5, 2014 at 7:04 AM
- Penny said...
Love how you have set the table Penny. That sandwich looks mighty good too.
- June 5, 2014 at 8:19 AM
- Kathy Moreland said...
So beautiful!! Love that yellow vase! You have gorgeous views!
- June 5, 2014 at 9:35 AM
- Scribbler said...
Lunch at your house looks like heaven!
- June 5, 2014 at 9:45 AM
- Lorrie said...
This post epitomizes summer dining - flowers, pretty view, lovely table setting and simply good food.
- June 5, 2014 at 11:19 AM
- CelestinaMarie@SouthernDayDreams said...
Hi Penny, what a perfect setting for lunch. Love the yellow vase and flowers for your centerpiece. The sandwiches look so yummy. The view is so inviting while enjoying lunch.
Have a great day!
- June 5, 2014 at 11:35 AM
- Betty Sneeringer said...
You certainly have a cozy spot in a beautiful setting.
- June 5, 2014 at 2:31 PM
- Patricia Krank said...
You have a wonderful spot to sit and have a little lunch for two. The lake and the mountains? Simply gorgeous! Thanks you for sharing your lovely pics and blessings to you,
- June 5, 2014 at 3:22 PM
- Cynthia said...
Penny, what a spectacular view you have and such a beautiful setting. That sandwich sure looks good.
- June 5, 2014 at 3:45 PM
- Canadian Chickadee said...
What a gorgeous spot. What a fabulous lunch. And what a magnificent vase -- must be a treasured antique. xoxox
- June 6, 2014 at 2:41 PM
- Manuela@A Cultivated Nest said...
Beautiful Penny and your sandwich sounds delish (love avocado)!
- June 6, 2014 at 3:41 PM
- Karen Harvey Cox said...
Penny, everything looks so inviting. You always make everything look lovely. Love the sandwich, now I am hungry.
Ned and I took a ride on the Blue Ridge Parkway and drove through the Blue Ridge Mountains for a stretch. I got some fabulous photos. We haven't made it as far as Asheville yet, but it's on our list of places to visit.
You were right I am finding wonderful places to drive to and explore.
- June 6, 2014 at 9:45 PM
- Fishtail Cottage said...
so inviting! its so nice to have places in the garden that you can just go sit and enjoy what is around you! thank you for linking up to Fishtail Cottage's Garden Party this week! xoox, tracie
- June 7, 2014 at 8:04 PM
- Kathleen Grace said...
Your table is so pretty all set in sunny yellow! Our favorite spot is out beside the garden, tucked behind the shed and screened by a picket fence on one side and lush honeysuckle and lilac shrubs on the other. It's our special place to relax with coffee or dinner in the summer.
- June 8, 2014 at 7:12 PM
- see you there! said...
What a wonderful spot for lunch. I do enjoy the chance to have a meal outdoors.
- June 9, 2014 at 9:12 AM
- Brooke Kroeger said...
This is so pretty! Thanks for sharing it at this week's Home Sweet Garden Party! You are on of this weeks featured posts! This weeks party will start at 4 pm today! {www.creativecountrymom.com} Hope you can join us again this week too! Hugs...Brooke
- June 9, 2014 at 2:57 PM
- Adrienne said...
I love your cozy, little spot. We have plans to add a small patio just outside the new, big doors we added to our master bedroom. I can visualize a little table-for-two - a cozy place. Thank you for inspiring me again.
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Rumours are that the iPad 3 will be out a couple of months later, though...hmmm...decisions, decision...
Ice Cream Sandwich
All current (2011) Sony [Ericsson] Xperia phones are getting ICS. I'm not a die hard SE fan by any means, but since the farce with the X10, they actually seem to have listened to customers and are now producing (IMHO) some great phones with a decent upgrade path.
My neo had 2.3.3, now has 2.3.4 and will have 4.0 some time in the near(ish) future.
M-Audio Keystation Mini 32
...if you're after a copy of Sibelius First then this is a very cheap way of getting hold of it.
AVID (who now appear to own both Sibelius and M-Audio) flog Sibelius First for ~£120 directly, or you can buy the Mini 32 with full Sibelius First thrown in from around £55 (e.g. Amazon, Thomann). No-brainer really...
Sony Ericsson signals Xperia X10 Gingerbread update
As you were...
From the Product Blog:
Clarification regarding Gingerbread upgrade for Xperia X10
As some of you have seen we have communicated on www.sonyericsson.com that the Gingerbread software update for Xperia X10 is available. Unfortunately that information was a bit too premature. The launch is imminent and timing according to plan but we just need some more days before we can push the button. Please stay tuned here on the product blog where we will notify you as soon as the first software kits start to roll out.
Also, please note that there is a lot of false commenting and posts impersonating Rikard Skogberg. Please respect the guidelines so that we can continue to have an open spirit and direct dialogue on this forum.
Any new information regarding Sony Ericsson software updates will always be communicated as a blog post, not in the comments field.
We will shortly introduce to you the two new bloggers that will carry Rikard's torch during his absence.
Best Regards
Mattias Holm
Head of Product PR
From the SE product blog:
"Will you upgrade the XperiaTM X10 mini, mini pro and XperiaTM X8 to 2.3?
No, we have no such plans. We have had to prioritize our resources and have therefore focused on delivering the upgrade to XperiaTM X10."
No Gingerbread snack for Desire owners, says HTC
Glad they're going to Samsung...
...cos the last thing we need is more people venting this kind of frustration on Sony Ericsson forums...
[still patiently waiting for Gingerbread update for X10]
Go SMS Pro
Sticking with Handcent for now...
Last time I tried Go SMS Pro, it didn't support basic functions like "Don't convert SMS to MMS" (for those of us who send long SMSs but don't have free MMS on our contract), and it wouldn't break out SMSs sent to more than one person into separate threads. For me, that's enough to put me off the App, despite all the other stuff which is really excellent.
Apple refuses frozen iPhone repair
"...while the Sony Ericsson X10 reckons it's tough enough to play Angry Birds at -10 at least..."
...but never on anything above Android 2.1 'cos SE have a new phone out to focus on so forget about all the X10 owners...
OK, off topic, I'll leave...mine's the one with the 10 month old £500 handset that SE have given up on in the pocket...
Opera for iPhone: The review
Wi-Fi use is fine...
Settings -> Advanced -> Protocol -> HTML
Sony Ericsson Android phone caught on camera
...after all this time...
Had my X1 for over a year now, and after 3 updates, they still haven't solved the stuttering when the panels rotate - looks like they're starting the X10 where they left off with the X1. Wonder if they'll manage to fix it with this one.
@Shane McCarrick - X1 will never get WinMo 6.5:
(but the guys at xda-developers.com have cooked up some 6.5 roms if you really must have it)
HP, Dell punters furious over Windows 7 upgrade delays
...and Mesh
At least most of you actually got the upgrade voucher. My Mesh PC was delivered with a photocopied note saying that they'd run out of vouchers and I would receive mine by registered post as soon as they got more in.
I've chased twice. They're just blaming Microsoft and have told me that the upgrade scheme runs until 10th February 2010 and I'll definitely get my upgrade before then.
I've stopped holding my breath now...and reboot...
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Where's outrage over Palin attacks?
The latest outbreak of "Palin derangement syndrome" (Columnist Krauthammer's terminology) is happening in Alaska as Democrats and their henchmen in the press dig through the governor's emails.
This is outrageous on a couple of fronts.
Never in the history of politics has there been such an orchestrated attack on a political figure for very little reason, both with lies and insults on her, and her family and even her Down syndrome child.
Where's the outrage? This shouldn't be happening in America.
Her offense seems to be getting elected governor and nominated for vice president outside the good old boy political process, with very little money and not being a member of the "ruling class."
It's a blatant attempt to discredit her and drive her off the front page, but why? With all the idiots in Congress and government, by what standard does she not qualify?
I'm not promoting her for a presidential nomination, but amazed she is as tough as she is.
Signal Mountain
Continue funding for Allied Arts
Some members of the City Council and County Commission have suggested decreasing or eliminating funding for Allied Arts.
While I appreciate the desire to make Chattanooga and Hamilton County fiscally responsible, I am completely opposed to a cutback in arts funding.
We in Chattanooga are fortunate to enjoy a high quality of life; much of that is due to our varied arts opportunities, and many of those are a result of the support of Allied Arts.
I teach German at the Center for Creative Arts and am an active supporter and patron of the arts. I help bring a number of international visitors to the Scenic City through a school exchange, the Sister City Association, and language programs I coordinate.
Chattanooga area residents benefit in so many ways from the arts programs and events available to us. In addition, the arts make our city attractive to tourists and other visitors, a comment visitors often express.
Council members and commissioners, please support the arts in the Scenic City. To those favoring withdrawal of funding, I urge you to change your stance and instead vote to continue arts funding. Allied Arts' work is not a frill; it's vital to the quality of life we have all come to appreciate.
Look forward, bring on metro
Forward-thinking people should vote for metropolitan government.
Combining services would definitely reduce costs to our taxpayers. Metro would end the endless power struggles between the city and county governing agencies.
Currently we are getting poor results from too many elected officials who are motivated by staying in power, some of whom are reluctant to move forward to serve the people.
Dalton Roberts is a wise politician and deserves to be heard from more often on this subject. He has been in favor of this for many years. Me, too.
Newspaper, GOP causing problems
Of all the issues in this world which are troubling, two are bugging me at the moment.
The partial page in the newspaper that causes an immediate wrestling match.
The way the Republicans are taking a tomahawk to the middle-class Americans on down to the poor and are taking a combat knife to the throats of the elderly.
Signal Mountain
We're reaping what aristocrats sowed
The breach between aristocrats and common people widened immediately after the (American) revolution. Fearful of liberty and equality, aristocrats wanted to protect property at all costs. The Constitutional Convention had no farming-craftsman representation.
Within 72 years, America fought 100-plus military campaigns before slavery dissolved the Union. After the Civil War, Republicans imposed social Darwinism. Democrats introduced socialism. 300-plus more military campaigns!
Governments own 44 percent of America's land. The top 1 percent own 43 percent of its financial wealth. The bottom 80 percent own 7 percent. Economic chaos! Rampant lawlessness! Unending wars! $14-plus trillion debt! We're reaping what aristocrats sowed.
Goals determine structure. Federalism achieved aristocratic goals. "The American Dream" — equity — gave people hope of inheriting law's promises and made America great. Federalism divided America against itself and confiscated the people's wealth. The Constitution's letter killed its spirit, which nullifies the Constitution. Law is no more.
Federalism dates back 5,000 years to the world's first empire builder in ancient Babylonia. The Messianic structure displaced Roman Federalism. America was settled with local self-rule. The Declaration of Independence condemned English Federalism. American aristocrats restored the Babylonian system.
Do governments derive their "just power" from elitist domination or the "consent of the governed?"
Film documents honeybee crisis
All across America this month, the documentary film "Queen of the Sun — What are the bees telling us" will be playing in theaters to celebrate National Pollinator Week. In honor of the honeybee, Gaining Ground of Chattanooga will be showing this film for one evening at Green Spaces, June 22, 6:30 at 63 E. Main St. Visit www.queenofthesun.com to read more and view a short trailer.
Thank you, honeybees! We love you!
For the last two years, we (the bees and me) have challenged the local farmers and growers to help create a voluntary 100-mile radius free-GMO zone for our pollinators. Please join the challenge and see the documentary on June 22; it's free! This important documentary shows an alternative look into the problems and solutions of the global honeybee crisis.
LOU McKENZIE
Sale Creek
Race coverage not newsworthy?
On Saturday morning (June 11) an event of historical significance began in downtown Chattanooga. The only coverage by your paper was a single picture on Page B7 of the Sunday Metro section. The annual Great Race has been held for a century. This year, the 60 automobiles entered in the race ranged from years 1911 to 1969. Yes, one of the autos driving the over 1,000-mile course to Bennington, Vt,, was of 1911 vintage.
You devoted three pages of the Sunday paper (June 12), including the front page, to the story of a troubled man who has been taking daily walks for 18 years and practically nothing to the start of the race, which drew a large crowd including the mayor, commissioners, etc. Which story do you think would reflect better on Chattanooga?
Card applicants pay a high price
Someone explain to me how an illegal alien can live in this country for 15 years and not apply for a green card.
Maybe it's because it would cost him $5,000, as it cost a friend. The cost included a round trip to Memphis from Cleveland for just one fingerprint and a $25 charge for an email of congratulation.
Any idea about who could, or would, put up money for green cards for any illegal?
Cleveland, Tenn.
Climate change is the real thing
Some say man-made climate change is untrue or exaggerates scientific findings. Some climate change information is exaggerated, but the problem is real. In testimony before Congress, scientist Richard Muller disappointed Chairman Ralph Hall and other "skeptics" on the committee, saying his data shows the problem is real.
In 1896, Svante Arrhenius, a Swedish scientist studying glacial periods in geological history, proposed that atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations and water vapor increased the earth's temperature. Many scientists, including the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, have found confirming data since.
Anthony Watts, Steve McIntyre, Chris Horner, Marc Morano and others deny these findings, focusing on a small portion of the evidence and ignoring the rest. All the relevant scientific organizations disavow their thinking.
Record snowfall in the Northwestern mountains, fire in Arizona, tornadoes (due in part to the warmer water in the Gulf of Mexico) and floods in the upper Midwest all are predicted by climate change theories that predict the move of the rain belt to the north.
Fox News and conservative pundits have convinced conservative preachers that climate change is false. Preachers then push this dogma, which people accept without examining it. Isn't it time for you to check it out?
Roger, Roger, Roger, I see very little outright denial of climate change. I see a lot of merited skepticism that the changes are of manmade origin. There is no conclusive evidence that human activity has caused all the changes. Our experts who know so much about the past have shown "evidence" that the earth was changing long before the arrival of humanity. But then, let's not get bogged down with scientific information unless it proves our desired point.
Funding of allied arts, the EAC and similar social and civic activities should be privately funded by those who value and benefit from them. The vast majority of city and county residents have never visited nor have any interest in visiting the allied arts center. A vast majority agree the mayor's pet project the EAC is a total waste of money. Neither of these influence any business to locate here. The education system and fire and police service plus taxes are included when a large employer is investigating the desirability of locating in an area. Claud Ramsey is too much of a gentleman to reveal how difficult it was to over come the mayor's repeated adverse impact on VW's decision. They are here in spite of city government not because of it.
It is time for the county to absorb city government with a principle that county taxes will not be increased until requested services are provided. People assume the city will expand and absorb the county but the opposite should be done. The city council has to be the most incompetent group ever assembled as a governing body. Their socialist mentality is alarming to say the least. Their country club management style is costly.


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As children develop from infants to teens to adults they go through a series of developmental stages that are important to all aspects of their personhood including physical, intellectual, emotional and social. The proper role of the parent is to provide encouragement, support and access to activities that enable the child to master key developmental tasks. A parent is their child's first teacher and should remain their best teacher throughout life. Functioning as a coach, the parent exposes a child to age appropriate challenges to encourage development as well as to experiences that allows the child to explore on their own and learn from interacting with their environment. Child Development specialists have learned that from birth children are goal directed to experiment and learn from each experience. Child Development experts have taken the concept of scaffolding from the building trades. Just as scaffolding is put up to support the structure of the building as it is being built and gradually taken down as the building is able to stand on its own, a parent needs to provide the necessary support for a child to allow them to safely and productively explore and learn from their environment. As the child matures and develops mastery the scaffolding is removed or changed to allow the child to become more independent. If the child is not quite ready, the support is reinstated and then gradually withdrawn once again. The information here provides parents with the knowledge and guidelines and tools to provide the support, guidance and learning experiences necessary for their child to grow and develop according to his/her unique developmental blueprint.
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Children are resilient and adaptable. They have a myriad of interests and they're generally not great at setting limits for themselves, and it's tempting to allow them to pursue all of their interests. However, this can lead to overscheduling. The result is that your child can easily become stressed out, cranky, and exhausted. It's not healthy […]
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- Book Review: The Whole-Brain Child
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Have you ever been called a "helicopter parent"? It's a type of parenting that is not well received by many school administrators or other parents. Additionally, while it may be annoying for other adults, it's also not good for your child's development. While most parents have moments where they hover, it's good to know when […]
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From Lekala pattern 4150 and embroidered with my own pattern
A faux- wrap dress ( pattern drafted by me) in a printed denim.
I made this dress from Lekala 5191, with a lot of alterations. I perforated and embroidered the neck opening
A pattern from rpublique du chiffon, a young french pattern designer.
Made in linen and hand embroidered
Model wardrobe basic Ottobre 2013/5
A mix between a lot of japanese models from the wonderful book Simple Chic ( you can find the details on my blog http://lathelize.blogspot.com)
Far from the japanese book my black and white clothes. I opened the back
From the sweet wardrobe japanese book. I added some sleeves
A self drafted jacket in a black jersey, something between a spencer and a jacket Mao
From the Maria denmark Onion pattern 1031, and altered a lot.
From the cover dress of the japanese book my favorite black clothes
A melange of different japanese patterns ( dress 17/top 3 of Every day hauts et camisoles) + personal alterations to make a fake wrap around. A personal pattern for embroidery inspired by Alabama C…
I drafted a special pattern for my summer dress.
From a french pattern designer, Vanessa Pouzet.
A very nice, well-fitting, jean from a sew liberated patten. The perfect "first sewn pants" pattern!
It's a elasticized waist jean, very easy to sew and so comfy!
A skirt from the famous japanese book lisette.
A skirt, from Ottobre 6/2009, originally a girl pattern.
A basic tee shirt that fits very well from a french book Mes indispensables en maille
My first Alabama Chanin's project is a jacket. It was a real pleasure to embroider it. It's the perfect jacket in any occasion
As the title said, it's just a little black skirt made of jersey
I wanted to try the danish sewing patterns Onion. Here is my first attempt.
From a japanese pattern ( dress N Stylish dress book III), with alterations
Airelle, a deer & doe pattern, in a stripy shiny fabric
Never enough stripes is one of my motto. Here a top sewn from a japanese model ( model 4 – book every day hauts et camisoles) with a lot of alterations
A white bouse with a long collar. Started from a japanese pattern then altered.
A very nice skirt from a personal pattern : high waist, few pleats and big pockets!
I didn't have a denim shirt. So I sew a denim shirt from a japanese book "shirt, skirt & pants". And I refashion one of my husband suit pants to make a mini skirt.
I sew a slim from a japanese pattern ( Female magazine) in a bright color. I sew also a nice top in jersey.
I have one of my favourite outfit!
I drafted my own pattern for this party dress
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TinyFly – Flappy Racing – 2 Bird Players Support Edition
Start Challenging your friends in the Flappy Birds' Racing!
Now support Multiplayer!!
This game is extremely difficult.
[How to play]
- Tap screen to keep the bird flying
- Don't let the bird fall or hit the pipe
- Collect as many coins as possible
- Try to archive 4 medals
[Single Player mode]
- Tap on any point at the Left side of screen to start your race in Single mode.
[2 Players mode]
- Active SPLIT mode to play with your friend HEAD TO HEAD. Amazing and Crazy!
- Tap on any point at the right side of screen to start 2 Players mode and Start challenging your friends right inside the game.
* If you want to adjust the sound volume of the game, please make sure to TURN ON "CHANGE WITH BUTTONS" option in the settings of your iPhone or iPad. Settings > Sounds > Change with Buttons. With that option turned ON, you will be able to adjust the sound volume in the game.
** This game is inspired by the famous Flappy Bird game, but it is not Flappy Bird and is not affiliated with Flappy Bird's owner.
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Hydrocodone and acetaminophen overdose occurs when someone accidentally or intentionally takes more than the normal or recommended amount of a painkiller containing both the opioid medication, hydrocodone, and acetaminophen (Tylenol).
This is for information only and not for use in the treatment or management of an actual poison exposure. If you have an exposure, you should call your local emergency number (such as 911) or the National Poison Control Center at 1-800-222-1222.
The FDA issued a notice that one lot of hydrocodone bitartrate and acetaminophen tablets with a dosage of 10 mg/500 mg has been recalled... Read more »
Qualitest, a subsidiary of Endo Health Solutions, has issued a voluntary nationwide recall for 101 lots of Hydrocodone Bitartrate and... Read more »
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Bonide's Insect Fogger
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Mosquito Dunks-pk Bt israeliensis1 pack of 6 dunks
Packaging: 20 dunks/100 dunks
8 oz shaker top jar
Mosquitos go through a complete metamorphosis: eggs, larvae, pupae then adults. Eggs are laid in standing water. The larvae then grows in the standing water. As a home owner, removing standing water and making desirable water uninhabitable by mosquitoes is the key to reducing mosquito populations. Removing the breeding sites wont stop mosquitoes from entering the property, but it will keep them from multiplying there.
Check gutters, making sure they aren't clogged. Eliminate accumulation of water in places like tires, cans, barrels, etc. Place Mosquito Bits anywhere standing water accumulates on a regular basis. Clean out bird baths once a week to remove new mosquito larvae. If you own a pool, check for standing water around the pool in foliage, etc. Also check the pool drains located away from the pool deck because they often have standing water where mosquitoes can breed. Use mosquito bits in the drains to keep the water from becoming a breeding location.
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Use Cyonara 9.7 Insecticide or Bifen IT as a residual spray once a month or as needed on the lawn and foliage. (Read label instructions)
Kills mosquito larvae in standing water
Mosquito IGR (Insect Growth Regulators)
The insect growth regulators (biological control) are designed to kill mosquitoes before they hatch. IGRs come in the form of dunks, mosquito bits, and granules. Place them anywhere there is standing water. They are safe for children and pets. Typical Insect Growth Regulators continue to kill the larvae for 21-30 days.
In the event there is a breeding site on public property notify the local health department.
All natural repelling granules are used as short term mosquito control for special events. They work by confusing the mosquitoes ability to find your guests.
Mosquito Repelling Granules - 5 lb.
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The Dr. T's Mosquito Repelling Granules is great for keeping mosquitos away from your yard and may be used in any area where mosquitos like to congregate and around people and pets. It is easy to apply with the sprinkler cap or broadcast spreader. Apply in the early morning after the dew is gone or later in the evening. Application should be when there is little or no breeze. One 5 lb container covers up to 4,000 square feet of area
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Perfect for cross country skiing, skate skiing or snow shoeing, the Burley We! Ski Kit attaches to the wheel axle with a push button system. The adjustable, lightweight tow bars connect to the trailer side mounts and lead to a padded hip harness.
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Juicy J Says He Couldn't Get Drunk After Three 6 Mafia's "It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp" Oscar Win
Juicy J also provides suggestions for Oscar winners.
In advance of the 86th Academy Awards, which is slated to take place in Los Angeles today (March 2), Juicy J says every acceptance speech should include at least one specific thank you.
"I think they should thank God, man, you know what I'm saying," the Memphis rapper-producer says during an interview with MTV. "I don't hear a lot of people thanking God for their acceptance speeches. They be just like, 'Yo, thank this person.' You should thank everybody, and thank God as well, you know what I'm saying. It it wasn't for Him, we wouldn't even be here."
Juicy J won an Oscar for "Best Original Song" in 2006 for "It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp," Three 6 Mafia's song on the Hustle & Flow soundtrack, which was credited to Djay f. Shug. Djay was the character portrayed by Terrence Howard.
Juicy J, whose Never Sober Tour with Project Pat and Travis Scott stopped at the House Of Blues in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina yesterday (March 1), offered another suggestion for Oscar nominees.
"Just don't be drunk," he says. "You know, be sober the whole show. And if you win, or if you don't win or whatever, then get drunk after the show. That's what I did, you know what I'm saying. I was super sober and after the show, after we won, I actually tried to get drunk. But I couldn't because I was super tired. But I was drunk, a little bit."
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Lee Shore Lyrics - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
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The Lee Shore
by David Crosby
from the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young album "4 Way Street"
Wheel gull spin and glide ... you've got no place to hide
'Cause you don't need one
All along the Lee shore
Shells lie scattered in the sand
Winking up like shining eyes, at me
From the sea
Here is one like sunrise
It's older than you know
It's still lying there where some careless wave
Forgot it long ago
When I awoke this morning
I dove beneath my floating home
Down below her graceful side in the turning tide
To watch the sea fish roam
There I heard a story
From the sailors of the Sandra Marie
There's another island a day's run away from here
And it's empty and free
From here to Venezuela
There's nothing more to see
Than a hundred thousand islands
flung like jewels upon the sea
For you and me
Sunset smells of dinner
Women are calling at me to end my tales
But perhaps I'll see you, the next quiet place
I furl my sails
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Babbo Reservations ... Help!
One of my best friends and his fiancee are coming to town and it's been a lifelong dream of theirs to do the pasta tasting course. I have a specific April Friday night in mind, although we're flexible with timing.
How does one even begin to go about getting a reservation at Babbo? Is it as monumentally difficult as people say it is? Any tips, suggestions, warnings are welcome.
And for you sticklers, I'm sure there's something in the archives that I could've dug up, but there's some value to revisiting old discussions periodically, ain't there?
You can only make reservations for Babbo one month in advance TO THE DAY. SO say you want to go April 12. You have to call March 12 and no sooner. If you want to eat at a prime time, you have to call as soon as the lines open on that day. It's not as much of a hassle as one might think that it is, but just be patient. The only annoying thing is that it has to be to the day. Like i said, just be patient and you will be able to get a reservation!
re: NiKoLe1625
Actually, it can be a hassle. I spent HOURS, hitting redial for a 4/1 reservation for our anniversary dinner, and after pretty much being given the evil eye by my boss about 4 hours later, finally had to admit defeat and gave up
Niko is right, just call one month to the day and you should be okay to get a reservation at a decent time. It's not as bad as you think especially since you are working well in advance of the day you'd like to go. Good luck and enjoy!
So when would they start taking reservations for March 29th, 30th, or 31st? There aren't any numerical counterparts one month in advance (in February). They'd have to start on either February 28 or March 1. [Note: I'm not actually trying to get a table on those dates; I just think it's an interesting question.]
re: jakew8
And I can report the results. They took resos starting at 1000 on March 1 for all those dates. I heard a busy signal for close to an hour before giving up. Anyone who says getting a good time reso at Babbo is not a hassle has not tried. If you want to eat at 5 or 930, no prob.
re: jfood
I had the exact same experience. An hour of busy signals, then I was offered crap reservation slots. Sorry Mario, I wish you well but I'm not going to put up with that.
And don't fall for that "eat at the bar" advice. Maybe it was a good idea once but *everybody* knows that trick. The bar is packed with tourists, suburbanites, and city folk alike all trying to beat the system and camp out in that cramped space to grab a meal. Not exactly the relaxed and calm atmosphere in which to enjoy a high end dining experience.
I'm sure the bar trick works occasionaly but you'd better have a Plan B because a lot of other people will be competing for those seats.
re: Bob Martinez
I'm with you BM, fahgetaboutit.
Too many good restos in NY to worry about it. Although I am an A-type and took the busy signal personally.
On to other chefs and food, yippee!!
re: Bob Martinez
I'm one of those people who offer advice to eat at the bar. Although not for special occasions. If it's a special occasion, I would rather have a reservation. But if you just want to have a good meal, and you're grabbing dinner by yourself or with a friend (no more than one) I definitely recommend the bar.
If memory is correct for March 29, 30 or 31st you call on February 28th. If that was going to be a problem for you call a few days before the day you open takes reservations and call and ask the rules. If you call in the afternoon the lines aren't busy.
I've never had trouble getting a reservation at Babbo when making the reservation the month ahead of time. I believe its only frustrating if you don't call in the morning and keep getting shut out of the time you want.
re: matt
This is only my first post here (long time lurker), but I would like to (respectfully of course) mention that it is the FIRST of the month where you can make reservations if the calendar days don't match.
For example, I just made a reservation for March 30 today, March 1. I called a few weeks ago and I was told that since there were only 28 days in February, Babbo would be taking reservations for March 29, 30, and 31 on March 1.
And Kanger: I kept hitting redial from about 10:00 on, and finally got through around 10:40. They had the time I wanted on March 30 with no problem.
Thanks to all who post on this board for your great ideas!
re: Bob P
only been there once, but had no problem whatsoever getting a reservation. i started calling at 10am and got through by about 1020. i think many people call right when the lines open, so waiting 20 minutes might save you the trouble of redialing every 30 seconds. we ended up being able to eat at 715.
I've had friends eat here as walk-ins. They just gave their name at the door, had a drink and were sat not too long after arrival. Always worth a chance.
re: cfrick004
Cfrick004, do you remember what time of day you walked in to make your reservation, and did you wind up with a fairly "normal" (i.e. 8pm) dinner time? I am thinking of doing this but curious what people's experiences have been.
re: kathryn
Did this again for a reservation for a Saturday night in June. Got there at 9:55am, there was another fellow who appear at the same moment. We went into the restaurant, and the reservationist said that a few people had already been by that morning. I ended up with a 4-top for 7:45pm instead of 8pm, but, not that much difference to me.
OK, time to report back ... two of my friends and I started calling at 10 am. Two of us never got through (busy signals all the way), but one of us got through at 10:15 am (was promptly placed on hold), and was able to make the reservation by 10:20 am.
Much more painless than expected. Thanks for your advice, everyone!
I just had exactly the same experience, but across from London - I must have made the reservation immediately before you!
Compared to the October 14, 0:00:01 email I had to send to El Bulli (and 2 months and 9 days it took them to get back offering a table for 2 a mere 9 and a half months later), it was a breeze.....!
What could be the rational for only opening the reservation books one month ahead of time? Serious is curious.
re: cayuga
Getting the reso was more of the challenge. Usually these places are all hype, but Babbo seems to have a 50-50 split which is pretty high IMO. I'll get there eventually, but at this point who need the headache with so many other choices in town.
re: cayuga
Why bother???... Because Mr. Batali is the Iron Chef after all!
We went there and was underwhelmed as well, but maybe it was partly due to the high expectations in the first place. My wife just went to Lupa (another Batali restaurant) and said she preferred it to Babbo for ambiance (less stuffy) and the food was very good as well.
re: cayuga
We're going specifically to try the pasta-tasting menu. Personally, I've loved every pasta dish I've tried at both Lupa and Del Posto Enoteca (although not at Otto), so I figure I've got to try Babbo's pasta tasting at least once.
I agree it's silly to have smoke when there's no fire, but every once in a while an "over"-hyped, well-reviewed restaurant deserves all its accolades and then some. I'm hoping Babbo is one of them!
re: Kanger
the pasta is unbelievable!! you will not be disappointed!!
re: Kanger
You'll love the pasta tasting menu. My wife and I were there this past Sat and had it. Top to bottom, it was great, and FILLING. I did find the papardelle bolognese was over-salted. I'd like to know what you think of it after you've had it. But it was a very small glitsh in an otherwise delicious meal.
re: MagnumWino
Every time I go to Babbo I get the pasta tasting menu with the wine pairing and every time it just amazes me.
That being said I think I am going to either get the regular tasting menu or just order off the menu next time as they haven't significantly changed the past tasting in years and I want to sample some other dishes.
Every so often I get an idea in my head to try to get reservations at Babbo, and what worked best for me was to start at 9:58am and start dialing and redialing every second. It may take 10 minutes of persistence, but it eventually should work.
I hope you eat there on a "good" night. I've been to Babbo several times over the last few years, had the pasta tasting menu at least 3 times, and the regular tasting menu at least twice. Usually I love the pasta tasting menu, but the last time (two weeks ago) the kitchen wasn't paying attention. Several of the pastas were undercooked, the first two came out lukewarm (I told the waiter to make sure the rest came out piping hot), some were under-seasoned (the braised veal filling in the "pyramids" didn't seem to have been seasoned at all) while the parpadelle bolognese was too salty (maybe it was the same batch as the previous poster!) With that said, I will say that Babbo is still one of my favorite restaurants in NY and I have had many wonderful meals where the pastas were all fabulous. I just hope that it's not a trend given that Batali has spread himself rather thin these days.
I think it's a hit or miss thing. I was given a "gift" of dinner at any Manhattan restaurant I chose for Christmas last year. I chose Babbo. We got a reservation at 6 or 7 on a Friday evening with seemingly little hassle. However, my DH got the flu and we had to cancel. Making the reservation the second time around was utterly impossible. We gave up and decided to stay local for the my special dinner.
I have been trying for months, no luck. The line is busy guaranteed at 10AM any day. If you finally get through by 5pm or so you will get circular answers over and over on the reservation line. The two times I have actually gotten a live person they had 11pm only and one time they acted like they could not hear me....Cute... Screw them, there are too many great restaurants in NYC to put up with this. Times are good right now for the fat kid that got beat up in elementary school a lot/Babbo so they can act like a**holes, but someday they will be sorry. Aquavit, Blue Hill, Gramercy Tavern, Nobu, etc, all are easy to get reservations at and are 5 star. Think elsewhere. Cheers, SL....
re: Pismo10
I've just shown up on the early side, 5:30 to 6. There are usually bar tables open. Also, I've been offered a table in the dining room with time constraints (out by 8:30, for instance). Babbo is a hard place to get a "normal" reservation, but there are ways around it.
Hi Hounds, I'm interested in whether anybody has an additional insight or updated information on the best way to score a Babbo reservation. I am sending my parents to NYC for their 35th wedding anniversary, and have promised to try and arrange for dinner at Babbo that night. I want the reservation for July 19th, on the early side, around 6 pm. I am planning on calling June 19th at 10 am sharp. Anything else I should be doing to up my chances? Or is it a matter of just keeping my fingers crossed and hitting the redial button?
re: charmedgirl
Worst case and certainly not ideal for their anniversary, walk in early since they care to dine early anyways.
Otherwise, best way is to actually show up at Babbo at 10am.
Calling works but certainly some good fortune is necessary.
Also, call back later that same day if you do not get through, maybe 12-3pm.
re: foodonlygood
Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately, being in Baltimore, walking in the door at 10 am isn't an option for me. Nor do I want to risk sending my parents there for an anniversary weekend without dinner plans all locked up. I will keep in mind the idea about calling back later in the afternoon if I don't get through in the morning, though.
re: charmedgirl
Well, MMRuth is trying to hook you up so good luck with that.
Even people in Manhattan, mostly, cannot go there at 10am but I figured I would let you know, just in case.
Obviously the walk in suggestion was also poor but as a last ditch thought. It would not be so bad for yourself but for your parents, the wait might be a bit much. Plus the fact that the tables in the front for walk-ins are kind of a zoo.
Hope you get it done, somehow.
re: charmedgirl
If you or a friend have an AMEX Platinum card, they'll make the reservation for you. My husband called them a couple of days ahead of the 30 days ahead of the date we wanted and they made the reservation for us on that day and confirmed.
re: MMRuth
Hmmm .... Too bad I don't know anyone with an AMEX Platinum. :-( Thanks for the reply though MMRuth!
re: charmedgirl
www.tablexchange.com worked for me!
re: charmedgirl
Reporting back! I had three people trying on my behalf, including myself (and MMRuth's connection -- thanks again MMRuth!!!). I was the only one who got through. Started calling at 9:59 am and got a busy (note to self: next time I am going to start at 9:55 am). It stayed busy until a little after 10:30 am, and I had the reservation by 10:40 something am. Exact time I wanted, 6 pm. Thanks for all the suggestions and good wishes!
My best advice for the next person who comes looking on this thread is that if you can't walk in, the redial button starting a few minutes before 10 am is the way to go.
when all else fails, go to http://nyc.tablexchange.com/. it might sound ridiculous but if you're in a pinch and have to eat where you have to eat- this site is awesome and totally worth it.
Do the bar--it's fun too. We got there a little bit before four o'clock the first time we went and were the first people seated.
If you can, go with kids. Seriously. I went with my family tonight and we were planning on getting seats at the bar like we did the other time we went (no kids that time). I have two younger brothers who were with us tonight (12 and 14, both have great palettes) and the maitre'd noticed us waiting outside in the cold (it was truly freezing). He told us he didn't want kids waiting out in the cold-- so he took our last name and reserved a table (not just seats at the bar, but a legitimate table in the dining room) and told us to get warm and come back at 5 when they opened for dinner. Couldn't believe our luck-- we were very grateful and had an unbelievable meal without having to wait or call for reservations.
re: ahha3289
I'd just like to say that for all those who plan to make reservations via the 10AM walk-in route to show up a bit early if it is a special occasion. I showed up at 945 this morning to make a reservation for February 14th (VDay) and the woman who takes the resys had been there since 8:50 and said people had been trickling in to get a time. Before the phone lines even opened all that I was left with was a 10:00PM.
So yeah, 2 yrs later and ppl are still gonna reply to this post, haha...
my little sis is coming in a month so i decided to see if i could get reservations... started calling at 9:59am (no redial on my office phone so had to do it by hand, muscle memory is amazing...), first i got the "after hours" message and then instant busy tone until 10:20am... a couple of minutes to navigate teh phone menu (i was nervous not to mess it up) and then five minutes on hold listening to some italian music... finally, got a reservation for 3 ppl on a saturday at 7:30pm, primo time i must say...
if i didn't get through, i was def gonna try and walk in tomorrow in the AM to get a reservation...
re: ssp242
To get reservations, use the phone number on the website for "confirmations." They usually answer.
re: stephaniec25
While I agree that calling at 10 am exactly one month before the reservation date is the way to go, if you are HARDCORE about eating at Babbo and can get to the restaurant at 4:30-4:45, your chances are extremely good at getting in (if you don't mind eating early). The first reservation is 5:30, but the restaurant opens its doors around 5:00 pm for people waiting out front and will serve you as soon as you are seated. They have six open tables every night for this situation.
I had a conference that ended at 4:00 on a Friday, walked to Waverly, waited online for about 20 minutes (I was the first one there), and got in no problem. The next time I went (with a reservation), it looked as though the people who were waiting online at a quarter to 5:00 p.m. got in as well.


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