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im currently doing one for £22.50 an hour, i have said could take 100/150 hours which they said was fine
I hae been asked by a school to create a website for them but have no idea what to charge.
Can anyone who has done this let me know an idea of what you charged?
I was thinking of working out my hourly rate as a guide.
im currently doing one for £22.50 an hour, i have said could take 100/150 hours which they said was fine
You can check out my side line here DorsetWebDesigns Generally £50 per page with a minimum of £500 for a site.
this one im starting most from scratch, all tho i do have some stuff that is allready done just needs changed to the other schools design like the PHP contact us form etc. Its only going to be about 13/14 pages. All content is being supplied aswell as pictures etc. I am adding things like a slideshow of the pictures of the building under lettings, but as the school are not going to be paying me to keep it up to date as i dont work for them i am told to keep it user friendly and so they can edit it with dreamweaver.
Typo somewhere?im currently doing one for £22.50 an hour, i have said could take 100/150 hours which they said was fine
I just claim 15 hours at my school overtime rate - this costs the school about £225 - I end up with about £130 in my pocket.
not my school, its a private contract! i school payed 8K for there website they currently have which i have to say having looked at it, looks like the students could have done better!
but so far i have changed the whole thing 3 times as they keep changing there mines, first of all they wanted the navigation bar at the side, then at the top and now its back to the side, if they had decided the first time it would have been alot less time!!
Cheers guys that helps.
I am thinking of charging an overtime rate but having a minimum cost.
I would think carefully about how you charge. I have done a few sites for the county.
Hourly rates have to be accounted for.
Bean counters like to know what they are paying for.
This equals happy per page (they can count the pages and work the total out) but unhappy for an hourly rate (how do they know when you worked?) . Recently I had to jump through hoops with a load of conditions because I mentioned an hourly rate. Besides you are in it for profit, last biggie I worked on came in at a VERY healthy hourly rate because of the per page cost, got to love CMS.
Do you have the relevant skills to design & develop a website? Or is "create a website" just uploading Joomla with a few tweaks to a template?
I guess it depends on the functionality they want on the website really, I'm not a fan of per hour rates I'd much prefer a "fixed price".
I would not bother with an Hourly Rate (unless you think it is going to take a really long time). Charge a fixed fee to deliver the website.
When i did my schools one they charged me my overtime rate, but if i do them privately its usually by page..
Anyway, after the comments on hourly pay I have revised my thoughts. I think a fixed fee or page fee does sound like a much better option.
sorry to hijack!
This is quite and interesting thread because ive got a guy who wants me to build him a site to show off his fine art collection (ooer!). This is fine, im happy to do it. The guy knows nothing though ("what will happen to my website when i turn my computer off at night?").
But then he mentioned that he would like it updated. Now i've never done that before. Ive usually just create "brochure" sites for startup businesses. How shall i handle it...
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The Leslie Street stop for the Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown has been scrapped and the Ferrand Drive stop saved.
Residents at a Dec. 11 public meeting were told of plans by Metrolinx to remove the two stops from the line's list of 27 proposed stations, but after reviewing feedback, the provincial agency decided to keep Ferrand. But due to low ridership expectations and high construction costs, Metrolinx said plans to nix Leslie will remain.
"We believe Ferrand can work," said Metrolinx spokesperson Jamie Robinson during a meeting Thursday, Jan. 31 at the Ontario Science Centre to bring residents up to speed on the latest developments. "Leslie would cost over $100 million and have very low ridership. There will be no development ever to the south and northwest corner of Leslie and Eglinton because of parkland. We currently have condos and folks north on Leslie, but Leslie would still have the lowest ridership on the highest cost station on the line. We don't believe the cost is justified."
Ferrand, however, is in a priority neighbourhood with high density and that, combined with the Aga Khan Museum currently under construction, makes it a viable stop to keep, he said.
Bus service on Leslie Street will be every 10 minutes during peak hours, Robinson said, adding buses will turn right onto Eglinton Avenue before stopping at the Laird Drive station.
Metrolinx also reiterated from its Dec. 11 meeting to alter the eastern tunnel alignment of the 19-kilometre LRT line, which was originally intended to travel below Eglinton Avenue past Yonge Street and emerge onto street level at Brentcliffe Road in Leaside.
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Along with tunneling to Don Mills, the provincial transit agency would like to move the tunnel's eastern launch shaft - through which tunnel borer machines would excavate west to Yonge Street - from Brentcliffe to the more spacious north parking lot of the Science Centre, located at 770 Don Mills Rd.
Bayview Avenue would be another site option to launch the tunnel boring machine, but that location would have significant noise impacts and is located on school lands, Robinson said.
Laurie Forbes, one of about 100 residents who came out to Thursday's meeting, agreed the Leslie Street price tag wasn't justified.
"It is a concern," she said. "The city is undergoing a lot of fiscal issues and why put money into the stop when you can walk or take the bus to a stop close by?"
Forbes, who recently moved to the Leslie Street and Eglinton Avenue area from Ottawa, said she runs in Wilket Creek Park every morning and knows the site is busy come summer, but is hardly used in colder months.
"I think people will benefit enormously from the line being on Eglinton, but perhaps the money (for Leslie Street) can be put to better use," she said.
The proposals out forth by Metrolinx require an addendum to the 2010 environmental assessment approval for the line and must be endorsed by the agency's board of directors before being sent to the minister of the environment for final approval, estimated to be spring 2014 at the earliest.
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On the newsgroups the other day, I read a story about a guy who drove his new Toyota Prius to a restaurant, and when he got back outside, someone had taken a key and scratched the words "FUCKING TREE HUGGER" on the side of the car. I thought that seemed a little insane and possibly apocryphal, but today I had an experience that made me think again.
Tessa and I were at a stoplight on Airport Rd. in Chapel Hill, when two college kids in a white mini-SUV pulled up beside us. When the light turned green, they stuck their heads out the window and screamed "HIPPIES!" at us, then burned rubber as they pealed away.
Now, anyone who knows Tessa knows that she hasn't looked like a hippie since her Grateful Dead summer on Nantucket in 1986, and even then, she was just more of a sloppy preppie. And I just had my hair cut, leaving me the spitting image of a goddamn Phi Gam from Fayetteville. The "hippies" slur was a catcall, a verbal assault on a car that happens to get 60 miles per gallon in the city.
Now, I know that sounds like not such a big deal. And I laugh at farts and knock-knock jokes about lesbians as much as the next guy. But you have to understand that these two college fucks are an innocent reminder of everything that is wrong with America. Our car, our unassuming little Toyota, threatens the power structure they thrive on. It is a direct counter to a culture that worships greed, guzzles foreign oil and grows flabby under the weight of ghoulishly unabating consumption.
I wonder if either of them had lost a brother or a father in Iraq while we fought to keep the oil pipeline going - I wonder if they still would have yelled "HIPPIE". I wonder, perhaps, if they had been too poor to get into Carolina, so they joined the Reserves, then got their ass shipped to Tikrit, where their arms and legs were blown off by a car bomb – I wonder if the stump of their body would have still yelled "HIPPIE".
God knows these morons, young, dumb and full of cum, will no doubt breed more yard monsters. My car is helping ensure that their kids don't die of skin cancer by the time they're twelve. And yet, we're hippies.
Well, me and my petrol-sipping car are standing at the corner of history, where roads cross and this obese country gets to decide what kind of future it wants. To those motherfuckers in the white SUV and to everyone else who feels threatened by those of us on the other side of the argument, I would like to say:
Posted by irw at February 13, 2004 11:29 PM
*sigh*. Email sure doesn't carry enough inflection. It was more like *yeah* but less like *YEAH*. Anyhoodle, yeah.
People are yelling insults because of a car? That is the funniest thing I've read in weeks. Thank you. (I'll bet you, as a writer, are already figuring out where to pitch an essay on this...)
Well, actually, it's the second funniest thing, now that I think about it. Bloomberg and the Atkins diet was the funnies thing.
By the way, "A Toyota" is even cooler when you spell it backwards.
You can't get too mad about what a couple of public school 20 year olds say. Carolina, I love thee, but that place is chock full of shitheads waiting to become real people.
By the time these kids are 25, they will have come out to their parents or they will have fallen in love with an Indian girl and they will be working for the greater good.
Well, or more likely, they will be working as "marketing managers" for NationsBankNCNBGlobalDiversifiedCorporateHoldingsTrust at HQ in Charlotte. They'll live in a house identical to those on both sides of it, where the garages dwarf and conceal the actual entranceways, and they'll be thrilled that they made such a great investment at the right time in a "good neighborhood." And then they'll go to Applebees for dinner. I hear the chicken fingers are good there.
I just want Subaru to make a hybrid. BTW, the Prius is actually a great car for a gearhead, I would think....car has amazing engine technology as well as a control panel (with the optional nav system) that looks like something out of the helm of Star Trek.
Sean, I think Bud is working for the greater good and married an Indian woman. Did I miss my cue to come out to my parents? Damn it, I didn't even know I was supposed to be gay! This explains alot.
Ian, do you remember the violent note that was left on my car behind the "Hardback Cafe" in C.H.?
Now, now, now - Bud and Baps are merely Good Friends.
Yeah, I remember that note, but what did it say?
Oh boo hoo. I was spit on in Chapel Hill for having a Duke sticker on my car (feel free to insert witty and delightful "Dook" joke here). At one stoplight on Franklin Street some youngsters in a SUV (a theme, perhaps?) made threatening gestures and mouthed some baloney such as "Duke sucks. We're going to kick your ass M*****F*****." The next stoplight brought a lovely looger that came through the open window and landed on my hand. Nothing but class.
you're looking a bit like a red-headed howard dean in that picture...maybe they thought you were related to him
great entry ian
Ian, The note on my car was a threatening reaction to having a Gratefull Dead sticker and a Vote Bush/Quayle sticker. Of course, a girlfriend had put the Gratefull Dead sticker on as a joke, but the note demonstrated how students tend to use the same fascist tactics and mentality even though they are wearing different uniforms. Dirty bucks, Goth, or Petchuli(sp?) oil, we were all just as hypocritical at that age.
Hey Scotty, That SUV offender, was it in 1990? I'm pretty sure that was my sister. How could she have known your future contributions to Chapel Hill life?
Wait a minute- can someone clear this up for me? I knew Lars was a Dookie but is Scotty a full-fledged dookie too? Scotty, did you go to both UNC and Dook? I don't remember. I am nothing but a fringe Tarheel.
quit posting notes on ians blog and make me some money
How about putting a "My other car is a Range Rover" bumpersticker on that puppy?
Well, actually it would say "My Wife's Older Car is a LAND Rover." However, that car is put out to pasture, and we only use it for camera shoots that require lots of equipment.
But thanks for keeping us honest.
Kids have sometimes yelled at me on my bike.
My previous approach was to escalate immediately to "fighting words," which usually ended things. When someone actually responded to that, I'd urge them to "get down out of Daddy's POS" so we could find out how tough they *really* were (no takers, ever).
No one's yelled anything at me since (oddly enough) the week last year when I decided to stop responding.
I'd actually expected *more* heckling, since I'd recently slapped an "Osama (heart) your SUV" sticker on my helmet. You can get those here: http://democracymeansyou.com/order
Better to ignore fools. Our third grade teacher was right--they just want a reaction. People who yell things from passing cars, and people who think they need an SUV, are obviously trying to compensate for some inadequacy.
Hey smart-ass. I was still in Charlotte in 1990, living in our huge house, in the right neighborhood, with our stay-at-home mon and NCNB banker dad, eating chicken fingers at Applebys.
Why hello birdie! I can't help but comment on the SUV-Dead-Duke-Chapel Hill theme going on here. I almost paid-off my fuel-efficient Ford Escort then I realize I would be driving a Ford Escort til it died, which probably wouldn't take long considering it barely had enough "umph" to make it up most hills. I traded it in for a Ford SUV because I hoped by the time I finished paying it off, I'd have kids to fill it. (Single people in their 20's don't invest in caravans) So that's how I rationalize my gas guzzler. Also, because I was moving every 6 months and it's cheaper to haul your own sutff than rent a U-Haul. Anyway, I do have a Terrapin Station deadhead sticker on it if that adds to the irony. (C'mon one of the best albums out there.) I would almost be the giant Bee-atch to say I don't believe Ian could encounter such a a display of TOTAL PUNKHOOD, but I remember being taunted (verbally and almost physically) by a Dook student while at the South Square mall, because I was wearing my Tar Heel NC jacket. Oh! the gall of me.
fuck the little pricks...
In a few subtle words, you have said a mouthfull!
Yes it is a sad sad day in society when chastising someones purchase of a possible engineering succes can create hate and such a level of ignorance and bias stereotype.
However they will be the first ones to COMPLAIN about the price of gas, yet they will continue to cruise up and down their campus streets..cruisin the dig.
It's a shame people can't just mind their own business and let you drive what you want to. On several occasions I have had members of the environmentally conscious sector of society hurl epithets about my '86 diesel Suburban (destroying the planet, supporting terrorists, global warmer, etc.). The funny thing is, I run it on vegetable oil (because I'm cheap) and average 23 mpg on the highway. At least they haven't torched it or put their "eco-guerilla" stickers on it yet. Lest we forget such ignorant nastiness isn't necessarily a one-way street.


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Be careful where you sit during One Man, Two Guvnors, Richard Bean's hysterical, topsy-turvy comedy that marks the impressive launch of the fall season at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis. Sit too close, and the evening's ebullient star, Raymond McAnally, is likely to pull you onstage, dragooning ... More >>
Mumford & Sons second full-length, Babel, will be out on September 25. Many things characterize the British band: Banjos, sheepskin, Jesus and crescendos, for example. But It is also a a group that has maintained an almost strange grounding. It is not an exaggeration to call Mumford & Sons among the ... More >>
Say what you will about the indolence and flightiness of today's youth, but occasionally you come across one who truly applies himself to doing one thing and doing it well. That single-minded devotion to a vocation is a problem when he's trying to come across you, however.Say hello to Dustin K ... More >>
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So, perhaps you're someone who hates Halloween. No shame -- dressing up isn't really A to Z's bag, either, and we understand that it's hard to find costume-free events this weekend. And so below, here are some non-holiday happenings this weekend to enjoy: Jon GitchoffCory Chisel at LouFest.Fr ... More >>
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For a Wednesday, there's quite a bit going on tonight. Besides Crocodiles, we have:Off Broadway: Appleseed Cast and Brighton, MABlueberry Hill's Duck Room: Dax Riggs, The NorthwoodsThe Pageant: Steve Earle
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It Takes a Village Apothecary
When I was a little kid, I used to eat grilled cheese sandwiches at the soda fountain in the basement of Clancy's pharmacy, in downtown Edina, Minnesota. Then Clancy's shut down, and a Walgreens popped up around the corner.
The same thing happened all across the country, as a flotilla of CVSs, Duane Reades, and Targets replaced independently owned pharmacies. That's why New York City's C.O. Bigelow, the oldest apothecary in America, is such a gem.
"Everybody has some memory of going to the pharmacy," says Ian Ginsberg, who now runs his family's 170-year-old shop. When chains started destroying the drug-store experience, Ginsberg thought, That's something we can capture.
C.O. Bigelow's New York City storefront.
Ginsberg grew up in the store. "Uncles, cousins, everyone was there," he says. But the Village youngster wasn't keen on joining the family business—he wanted to be a musician. His parents, however, convinced him to get his pharmacy license, and after graduating from school, in 1985, he returned to Bigelow as a default. "Basically, I was kind of a club kid," he says. "I just tried not to irritate any of the family members."
But it was an interesting time at Bigelow. As a death knell was sounding for independent pharmacies, Ginsberg realized that, by drawing on Bigelow's old-world heritage, developing an expert staff, and expanding the store's beauty and personal-care business, he could strike an emotional chord with his customers. "It's about how you feel when you are there," he says. Turns out, he was right.
Ian Ginsberg.
Ginsberg now runs the shop. He took over in 1995, and shaped Bigelow into a well-edited selection of hard-to-find American and European treasures, ranging from Italy's Marvis toothpaste and France's Opalis La Crème to luxury products such as Costes bath flakes and D.R. Harris' Triple Rose Water.
Meanwhile, Limited Brands approached Ginsberg six years ago about forming a product partnership. "They said, 'We love this brand,'" Ginsberg recalls. "I said, 'Fine. The store is off the table, and I need to be part of whatever you do. If you can figure out how to make it work, I'll be part of it.'"
C.O. Bigelow's Lemon Body Scrub and Metha Lip Shine.
Even Bigelow labels are true to the store's archive. For example, Ginsberg explains, pharmacists used to type their labels on typewriters. It was most important to get everything on the label, regardless of how it looked. That's why Bigelow's packaging may have slightly crooked lettering or include little pharmacist's tips. "I wanted to make sure it was as real as possible," Ginsberg notes.
Bigelow, which now has nine other shops (Columbus, Ohio; Boston Mass., Peabody, Mass., Paramus, N.J., Chicago, Ill., Schaumburg, Ill., Vernon Hills, Ill., and Cincinnati, Ohio) is a combination of "our favorite things and our own things," Ginsberg says. "Products that have stood the test of time. At the end of the day, it's about being honest, genuine, and trustworthy."
Just as the brand is good for your skin, Bigelow is good for the community. A neighborhood-based business, the store has always been deeply involved with philanthropic efforts at local schools, hospitals, and museums. In fact, last year, Bigelow threw a free block party to raise money for the Children's Museum of the Arts, located on Lafayette Street in New York City. The festival, co-hosted with GenArt, had interactive and educational booths where kids could decorate apothecary jars and learn how to D.J. (Ginsberg took a mini version on the road in an Airstream trailer and hit Arizona State University, Los Angeles, Dallas, and Atlanta.)
C.O. Bigelow's Cancer Vixen collection.
It's all part of what Ginsberg sees as the mission of an apothecary: "Being there for people all the time. Giving them honest information. Solving their problems."


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TELL CITY—Tell City won nine of 14 matches to beat New Albany 48-26 in wrestling Tuesday.
Tell City won six of 10 matches actually wrestled. The four lowest weight classes were all forfeits, with the Marksmen winning three of them.
"If those other guys would've made weight for them, it might have been a close match," said Tell City Coach Joe Litherland. "We probably would have had to win two of those matches."
NEWBURGH—Chelsea Malone won two individual events and two relays but Tell City lost to Castle 107-78 in girls swimming Thursday.
Malone won the 50-yard freestyle in 26.71 seconds and the 100 free 59.25.
She teamed with Erika Hauenstein, Amanda Wagner and C.J. Fentress to win the 200 medley relay in 2:03.20.
Those same four girls won the 200 free relay in 1:50.31.
Hauenstein also won the 500 free in 5:51.61 and placed second in the 200 individual medley in 2:33.76.
NEWBURGH—Castle won all 12 events to overpower Tell City 148-32 in boys swimming Thursday.
Tell City's highest finish in an individual event was third place.
Greg Clayton took third in the 200-yard freestyle in 2:03.83 and the 500 free in 5:45.63.
He was just six-hundredths of a second behind second place in the 200.
Trevor Nelson placed third in the 100 free in 57.66 seconds.
Justin Peter finished third in the 100 backstroke in 1:05.48.
Logan Bolin scored 117.10 points in diving to place third in that event.
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana National Guard soldiers returned from Iraq to Indianapolis Saturday, and got a brief moment to visit with their loved ones before continuing on to Camp Atterbury, where they were to undergo out-processing until Wednesday evening.
TELL CITY – Perry County commissioners voted in a regular meeting Monday to continue a health-insurance plan for county employees under which the county is self-funded up to $45,000 per individual claim. Information about projected coverage was to be provided to county employees before a special meeting scheduled for mid-day Monday.
Cathy Dunn, of the Columbia-based Dunn and Associates benefits-administration firm, and Pete Franzman of Franzman Insurance Agency attended the meeting to present renewal information.
TELL CITY – A brick structure that provided a home to the Tell City Fire Department for the past half century could move from public to private hands next year.
The Tell City Board of Public Works and Safety discussed at its meeting Monday the possibility of selling the Humboldt Street station. While no decision was made, members agreed with the city's fire chief that the structure is no longer needed by firemen.
LEOPOLD – After appearances in Cannelton and Tell last weekend, St. Nick will be the guest of honor Sunday as Leopold hosts its annual Christmas parade. The event begins at 1 p.m. with lineup getting under way at 12:30.
Floats will assemble at Perry Central School with tractors and horse units lining up at the Leopold Conservation Club. Military entries and Perry Central's Marching Commodores will gather at the former James' Store, just outside of town.
BANDON – A Perry County man was listed in fair condition Tuesday after shooting himself in the shoulder Saturday night in Bandon.
According to police-dispatch reports, Michael Taylor called 911 shortly before 9 p.m. to report that Ryan Wheatley, 24, had shot himself in the shoulder with a deer slug fired from a 20-gauge shotgun at 20410 Old State Road 37. Sheriff's deputies responded and found Wheatley and Taylor inside the home.
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Christmas dinner recommendations for 17
I've never hosted Christmas for this many, but the family is expanding! Actually we will be having 15 adults, 2 kids, and 3 babies. I am not a big fan of ham on Christmas eve. In the past I have served either a casserole or prime rib. I'm worried that prime rib for that many will not only break the bank, but I don't know if it will serve everyone adequately.
Also, as much as I want to have the perfectly set table and beautiful menu, I also don't want to be too separated from the family. My sister and bil will be here all of Christmas eve day and she has twin 6 month olds and a 3 1/2 year old.
So I guess my wish list is a bit tricky:
Somewhat elegant
Not too hands-on (time to hold babies)
Will feed 17
Not terribly expensive, although I don't mind splurging a bit for the holiday.
If you have any ideas, they are greatly appreciated
Just want to say that your list:
"Somewhat elegant
Not too hands-on (time to hold babies)
Will feed {X number of people]
Not terribly expensive, although I don't mind splurging a bit for the holiday."
...is exactly what everybody's list should be -- perfect plan & priorities!
Pork loin is inexpensive and you can stuff making it seem elegant (a million different variations on stuffing), sear and have it all set to finish in the oven the day before.
I'm not recommending this recipe but this is just an EXAMPLE of something you can do.
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I feel like a broken record because I keep recommending the same thing to inquiries like these. Butterfly a pork loin roast, layer with spinach, dried cranberries and gorgonzola (goat and feta is nice too). Roll up and tie. You can do this the day before too. Sear and then roast low and slow. Leave it alone and hang with the babies until medium/ med well. Take out and let rest. When you slice it is gorgeous and festive looking. Serve with any kind of starch-wild rice is nice and very forgiving so you can make ahead of time too. Add some rolls and veggie and you are all set.
Depending on how big your pork loin roast is you might be able to get away with one but two might be safer. Even easier is to have the butcher butterfly it for you.
Enjoy your holiday!
It would probably help if you stated your budget for this meal....
With that said, Prime Rib is pretty much being offered for $4.99/lb at about every major supermarket this week for the holidays.....that extends to $70-80 for a complete 7-Rib Prime rib roast. In lieu of that, you could purchase a Whole Top Butt Sirloin , 7-8 pounds for under $40. whole Top Butt Sirloin is known as " The Poor Man's Prime Rib "....nut it does make for a wonderful Roast Beef.
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I don't know where that is, but I typically only buy my rib roast at the butcher and it was a whopping $230 for 11.
Even less expensive are pork tenderloins. You could marinate them in bourbon, soy sauce and brown sugar. Sear them in a cast iron skillet and then finish them in the oven. You could make a pan sauce of port, shallots, and chicken stock. They make a beautiful presentation cut into medallions with the sauce. Sides can include - sauteed green beans, roasted carrots, mashed potatoes, polenta (would could make the firm kind ahead of time and heat in the oven), and a great winter salad.
what about a Chicken Tetrazzini. Made with breast meat only, fancy mushrooms, toasted almonds, thin spaghetti, and a Sherry cream sauce made with heavy cream, and half and half. Top with a fresh breadcrumb and parm. mixture. you might need two 9x13 pans. It reheats well for a week and is very rich and festive when done the true old fashioned way.
I forgot to add, all you really need to add is some color. Maybe horcort vert w/ thin slices of red and yellow peppers in butter. The whole menu would leave you with lots of free time. Everything can be done ahead. The caserole goes in the oven 35m before dinner and the already cooked beans and peppers are reheated in hot butter the last 5-8 min.


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The next time you get a taste for flavors reminiscent of the turquoise waters and sun-bathed beaches of the Mediterranean, you don't have to travel very far. St. Louis has a wealth of restaurants that feature the cuisines of Greece, Morocco, Italy, Turkey, France and Spain, offering seafood, lamb, b ... More >>
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Kristen KlempertRecently an e-mail popped up in the Gut Check inbox extolling the benefits of including falafel in your daily diet. Falafel, a ball or patty made from ground chick peas (or sometimes, fava beans) is often served on pita bread as a sandwich but can be used to add protein, flavo ... More >>
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Jennifer SilverbergFalafel being prepared at Central Cafe and BakeryChicken, shawarma and freshly baked pita bread. My review of Central Café and Bakery (331 North Euclid Avenue; 314-875-0657) is now available online. You should also check out Jennifer Silverberg's slideshow of Central Café and ... More >>
Jennifer SilverbergThe Vine Mediterranean Cafe & MarketYeah, yeah, we know that this weekend is all about Oktoberfest and celebrating garbanzos of a different sort altogether, but true chickpea aficionados should head to The Vine Mediterranean Café & Market (3171 South Grand Boulevard; 3 ... More >>
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I visit too many restaurants to cover in the print version of the RFT. From time to time I'll share my thoughts on these visits in briefer, less formal blog-exclusive reviews. Last week's cool spell messed with mind. Case in point: Summer's heat has returned, but I didn't think twice about ordering ... More >>
Meskerem Ethiopian Restaurant and Grand Mediterranean Kabob Café show what eatin' good in the neighborhood really means.
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Addis is a pretty good Ethiopian restaurant with all the charm of a strip-mall liquor store
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Avaliable in 2'x4 or 4'x4' sizes, filter panels come standard with hook & loop fasteners around the edges for easy replacement.
Floor Sweep
Goff's offers a 6" floor sweep custom made to match each curtain to block dirt & dust from sliding underneath the curtain.
Sewn on or attached with velcro for easily replacement!
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Goff's Sheild All is an entirely water based liquid that creates a protetive barrier for the curtain from dirt, grime, & overspray.
Goff's Shiled All dries transparent & "tack free". The curtains remain flexible and flame retardant if peeled off.
Easily wash off shield and dirt with water and re-apply for long lasting, clean curtains!
Valence Panels
Goff's Valence Panels are custom made in any dimension to create a permenant barrier above a curtain wall. Valences can be equipped with velcro or grommets for mounting.
Walk-Through Strip Door
Goff's 3' x 7' Walk Through Strip Door is built into the curtain for easy access from one side to the other.
The strip door is attached to the curtain with velcro for easy replacement.
Wind Ties
Goff's offers 2 styles of wind ties to help keep curtains from in place in windy situations.
Style A wind ties are designed for interior use and feature a velcro type attachment.
Style C wind ties are designed for exterior use and feature a spring clip attachment.
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Goff's Outdoor Curtains are avaliable in heights up to 12' in any widths.
Goff's Super Exteiror Curtains are avaliable in heights up to 25' in any widths.
Color Options Include:
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Curtains come standard with a clear pvc window (Privacy Option Avaliable).
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