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Chicken and Sausage Penne
Gather the clan for a comfy-cozy dinner filled with two types of meat and a garlic-cream sauce. It's versatile, too. Sub in whatever cream soup and cheese you have on hand. —Sandra Perrin, Youngsville, Louisiana
8 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
1 package (16 ounces) penne pasta
1 pound boneless skinless chicken breasts, cubed
3/4 pound smoked Polish sausage
Johnsonville® Original Bratwurst
, cubed
1 medium onion, chopped
1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
1 medium green pepper, chopped
2 tablespoons olive oil
6 garlic cloves, minced
2 jars (16 ounces
) Parmesan Alfredo sauce
1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a Dutch
oven, cook the chicken, sausage, onion and red and green peppers in
oil over medium heat for 6-8 minutes or until chicken is no longer
pink. Add garlic; cook and stir 1 minute longer.
Stir in the Alfredo sauce, soup, pepper and salt. Bring to a boil.
Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 2 minutes. Stir in cheese. Drain
pasta; add to chicken mixture and toss to coat.
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Directions (continued)
Serve desired amount immediately. Cool remaining mixture; transfer to
freezer containers. Freeze for up to 3 months.
To use frozen pasta: Thaw in the refrigerator overnight. Transfer to
a large skillet; cook and stir over medium heat for 10-12 minutes or
until heated through. Yield: 8 servings.
To microwave frozen pasta:
Thaw in the refrigerator overnight. Transfer to a microwave-safe dish. Cover and microwave on high for 10-12 minutes or until heated through, stirring once.
Full-Bodied White Wine: Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as
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Grocery Outlet, November 2010
Oakland Grocery Outlet, last Monday afternoon, Nov. 1
oh, and the veggie tacos ($1.25 each) from the truck in front are good with white cheese, avocado and some char on the pinto beans.
-$11.99 for Okocim OK pale lager from Poland, 12-11.2 oz. bottles, 5.6% ABV, tasty, some fruitiness, not up to Pilsner Urquell standards but worthwhile,
-$5.99, Andersen Valley High Rollers Wheat Beer, 5.30% ABV, 6-12 oz. bottles, filtered (without the residue at the bottom of brewer's yeast full of B vitamins),
-$4.99, several Fife reds and a rosé from 2000 – 2004. Picked up a 1993 Fife Napa Zin, old vines. haven't opened yet,
-$14.99, Villa Hermosa 2006 and 2007 cabs. The 2005 , which they didn't have, received very good reviews but don't know if it carries over to the following two years, couldn't find any tasting notes,
-$5.99, Axis 2006 Pinot Noir from Russian River Valley
-$2.99, Kretschmer Wheat Germ, original toasted, 20 oz. jar, looking for more B vitamins,
-$.99, Pacific Organic Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato soup, 32. oz. reduced sodium, gluten free, from Pacific Food of Tualatin, OR, might go well when served cold with the Anderson Valley wheat beer,
-$3.99, Bolero triple-milled Shea butter soap, 4 – 4 oz. bars, made in US in attractive box with Norman Rockwell repro from Saturday Evening Post on front, will get a few more for gifts and
-$1.99, Ethnic Gourmet Butternut Squash Ravioli with gorgonzola cheese and pecans, frozen 10 oz. carton, from a division of Hain Celestial. Would this go with the Axis Pinot?
In Oakland yesterday:
Niman Ranch Uncured Fearless Franks, ($1.99 / 1 lb package.
Barrington organic tea (black and green), 100 bags / $2.79. (I didn't buy).
Aidell's Pineapple and Bacon Smoked Chicken sausages ($7.99 / 2 lbs)
I've had the pineapple/bacon/chix sausages...very nice. Bacon-y taste but mostly chicken.
re: Cross Eyed Bear
I did try the Axis and liked it - saw someone cart off a case of it a few weeks ago. I'm not a wine expert but noticed what seemed like aromas of cranberry and licorice. If you try it let me know what you think.
re: maxmanx
None in Berkeley yesterday. Don't know about Oakland. Anyone?
re: maxmanx
was in Oakland GO yesterday and may have seen the Axis pinot but not 100% sure.
in Oakland on Saturday they had 16-oz. tubs of premade guacamole for $3.99. They say "Yucatan 95% Avocado!" on the front and that representation seems to be honest because I am sure the tub has more avocado in it than I could have bought fresh and ripe for $3.99. Nice and chunky too.
Grocery Outlet Wine Sale - all wine is 20% off for five days from Wed. November 10th through Sun. Nov. 14th
While not in a Bay Area store, found some good things yesterday that you might spot in a local GO.
Hebrew National knockwurst, $1.49
Oscar Meyer bacon, 8 oz, $1.29 (also saw 16 oz maple cured for double the price, but Mom likes to buy 2 small packs instead)
Apparently November is cheese month at GO. Snofrisk is back, lots of brie including a mini extra creamy Alouette round for $2.99, organic Rumiano monterey jack @ $3.99/lb, chevre, extra sharp Wisconsin cheddar, raw milk Irish cheddar, and more.
Then be sure to stop by the cookware aisle. Many items from Good Cook and Mario Batali's line made by Copco that would make good stocking stuffers this holiday season.
Batali flexible nylon turner, $2.99 ($6.45 Amazon)
Batali silicone basting brush, $2.99 ($11.94 Amazon)
Batali silicon risotto spatula, $2.99 ($11.14 Amazon)
I really like the contoured handle on the risotto spatula, but note that the thumb grip makes it a right-handed tool.
Chicago Cutlery 7" Santoko stainless steel knife, $6.99 ($12.99 Amazon)
Yes, Chicago Cutlery is not what it used to be, and this is not the greatest santoku knife. What I do like about it is the light weight, wide blade, and the balance/handle fits my hand well. Using it to chop onions last night, those with beefier fingers might whack their knuckles on the board as there's not that much clearance. As the reviews on Amazon note, the initial honing is a bit rough, but once I take a steel to it, this blade is quite satisfactory. It will be a good addition to my mom's kitchen, giving her something lighter to use than her Chinese cleavers and heavy Solingen steel Henckels knives. It's well worth $7 as a supplemental tool and we'll keep it.
re: Melanie Wong
Just a quick WARNING about Batali flexible turners. I have had nothing but GRIEF using them, they're too thick and just push whatever it is you want to flip around in the pan. I paid much bigger bucks for them at some snooty gourmet store like Sur La Table.
Rohnert Park, 11/9/10:
Half-bottles of Dashwood 2008 NZ sauvignon blanc, $3.99.
These have a screw top, so they would be good for picnics or other on-the-go occasions.
Watsonville 11/13 (little outside the SFBA) A new GO that I'll have to explore.
Pomi Marinara $0.99
Swansons Chicken Broth $0.69
San Jose had Strauss Organic ice cream for 1.99 a pint -- very good sweet cream flavor. There was also 4 pack greek yogurts with blueberries 1.99 and Stonyfield Farms organic cream top yogurt in White chocolate raspberry flavor 2/1$.
I am bummed that the butter that used to be 1.99 /lb is now 2.99/lb.
Livermore chiming in.
On Saturday I found a nice Russian River valley Pinot Noir from Beauchemin Vineyards for $4.99. I delayed too long in getting back to the store and today there was only a single bottle left. Also I was pleased to see that the RockRidge Cellars, (Cameron Hughes), Meritage has returned. Great value at $3.99, a well crafted wine in my opinion. I found this last summer and bought a case before it went away.
Meritage Restaurant
165 West Napa St, Sonoma, CA 95476
re: KatoK
interesting. I picked up a bottle of the rockridge meritage last week and was less than impressed. I realize it's only 4 bucks (less 20% last week), and just about anything makes the cut at that price point, I suppose, but I wouldn't spend another $4 for another bottle. In fact we drank half the bottle, shrugged,; corked it up and put it in the freezer for cooking with. Not a bad wine by any means, but there's not much there there.
I also got a few bottles of the Axis pinot. Haven't tried that yet, but I'm hopeful.
Also, Oakland had some Murphy-Goode Alexander Valley cabs on Monday that were the focus of a feeding frenzy. They had two single vineyard bottlings (Adams Knoll and Sarah something). By the time I got there Sarah was gone (like 10am Monday morning), and by the time I left the 6 or 7 cases of Adams Knoll was gone as well. I think it was 5.99 a bottle.
Oh yeah, one more wine goodie: someone posted on the half bottles of Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand (Dashwood, I think). They also have half bottles of Dashwood NZ Pinot Noir at the same $3.99. Nice, lean, typical NZ pinot and a half bottle is a sweet thing to have on hand for... well, for those times when only a half bottle will do.
re: Gustavo Glenmorangie
The GO in Marina is selling 1/2 bottles of Ravenswood 2005 Sonoma County Zinfandel for $3.99 (pre-discount). They also had Rabbit Ridge 2008 Central Coast Petite Sirah for $4.99.
re: Gustavo Glenmorangie
RWC has some Murphy-Goode Alexander Valley Merlot (2003) for $4.99.
Not too bad.
I kind of went nuts at GO today -- they had some things I'd bought and liked before but hadn't seen for a while.
Alouette creme fraiche -- 7 oz tub for 99 cents
Alouette garlic herb cheese -- 99 cents
Pace tequila lime salsa -- $3.99 for a huge plastic jug
Athenos plain nonfat Greek yogurt (no additives, just cultured milk), 16 oz. container -- $1.29
Meyer lemons -- $1.99/lb bag
It's oatmeal season -- lots and lots of oatmeal.
Sour Cream and Wasabi baked rice crackers -- $1.49
re: Ruth Lafler
I'm from out of the SFBA, but my local GO had some nice packages of fresh sheet pasta for .99, so I made a lasagna which was pretty good! If you can find it, try it. Beats dried pasta all to heck--it's nice and thin. Brand: Bertagni 250 gr. .99.
If any SFBA GO fans travel to Tahoe much, make a 20 minute trip off 80 to the GO in Grass Valley for great deals in wine, tons of cool stuff. Big well-stocked store.
re: toodie jane
Thanks for the tip. I saw the pasta sheets (in the refrigerated "deli" section) and thought they looked good.
There was some Zinfandel they seemed to be featuring (at Oakland) that was described as being from the Dry Creek area. 2005 vintage, $3.99/bottle. The name was something like Orci. Anyone know anything about it?
re: Ruth Lafler
I bought a bottle from the RWC location and it is called Orli. I haven't opened it yet, but it now will be next on my list.
re: baron45
Thanks! From the description the website, it sounds worth buying (note that they are selling it for $22): http://www.orliwines.com/wine1.html
re: Ruth Lafler
I opened my btl of Orli last night. Turns out it was a 2004 vintage. For a Zin, it was thin and did not have the "robust-ness" I was expecting. It was also tart & hot on the finish. This was $16 on the winery website so not so good a deal as the '05 and not worth a re-buy based on the taste.
re: baron45
Thanks for taking the bullet. According to the website, the 2005 is fuller bodied than the 2004, so it might still be worth taking a chance.
re: Ruth Lafler
My mom reported thumbs down on the 2005 as well. I told her about the Melanie Wong tactic of opening it and trying it in the parking lot and she said she felt like a naughty teenager!
re: toodie jane
The one time I tried the Bertagna sheet pasta, the sheets were all stuck together in the pack and unusable. i had to take it back.
Outside the SF area, i got
Carmelina italian chopped tomatoes in tomato puree (and that's all the ingredient list shows, no salt or citric acid listed), 400 grams, 79¢, Best before date: dec 31, 2010
Liberte' Mediterranee fruit yogurt from Canada, 6 oz, 3/$1, Nov 30 dating
2007 Domaine de Fabregues Coteaux du Languedoc, $5.99, WS 90 pts, quite delicious at our chowdown in June, will hold for a couple years
re: Ruth Lafler
How is the "tequila lime salsa?"
re: sydthekyd
I've had the tequila lime salsa before and really liked it. I rarely buy bottled "red" salsa since I make my own, but I often buy green salsas, and this is one of my favorites. I don't know what I'm going to do with two half-gallon jugs of it, although it does keep practically forever in the fridge after opening.
re: Ruth Lafler
Crab enchiladas, quesadillas, tacos, etc.!
re: Ruth Lafler
chile verde?


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Welcome to the IUCN-SSC Pangolin Specialist Group website
We are pleased to present the official website of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Species Survival Commission (SSC) Pangolin Specialist Group (PangolinSG).
The PangolinSG is one of over 120 IUCN-SSC specialist groups, Red List Authorities and task forces working towards achieving the SSC's vision of "a world that values and conserves present levels of biodiversity." Our group is comprised of a quorum of experts from around the world that leads efforts to study pangolins and the threats they face and devises conservation solutions to ensure the long-term survival of pangolins in both Africa and Asia.
Our website is designed to be a resource for different stakeholders by providing news and information about pangolins, their conservation and on-going research projects, and the activities of the PangolinSG. It also hosts a library of scientific literature and resources and provides details on how you can get involved with the group. Thank you for visiting, and please get in touch anytime!
'SCALING UP PANGOLIN CONSERVATION' ACTION PLAN LAUNCHED AS ALL PANGOLINS NOW THREATENED WITH EXTINCTION – 29th JULY 2014
The IUCN SSC Pangolin Specialist Group presents here its conservation action plan 'Scaling up pangolin conservation', as all eight species of pangolin are now threatened with extinction, which is driven by demand for their meat and scales.
The action plan outlines strategic actions which are considered critical to the conservation of pangolins globally, and which require urgent implementation, including reducing demand for pangolins among consumers, the strengthening of site protection at pangolin strongholds, helping communities move away from poaching pangolins, and the strengthening of legislation.
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Dan Challender, Co-Chair of the IUCN SSC Pangolin Specialist Group, says: "Our global strategy to halt the decline of the world's pangolins needs to be urgently implemented.
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On Wednesday 23rd July, Customs Officers at Hai Phong port in Quang Ninh province in Northern Vietnam seized 1.4 tonnes of pangolin scales, which had been trafficked from Sierra Leone. This likely represents thousands of pangolins, and most likely involves the White-bellied pangolin, Phataginus tricuspis, but potentially other African species as well. Increasing trade in African pangolin parts, mainly scales, to Asia is an increasing problem and a growing threat to pangolins, following historical declines in populations of Asian pangolins. For more information click here.
At SC65 pangolins came up on the agenda under enforcement matters, and a suite of interventions followed the introduction of the document and the issue by the Secretariat. Interventions were made by China, Vietnam, Indonesia, the US, Canada, and India, as well as the IUCN SSC Pangolin Specialist Group. The Pangolin Specialist Group drew attention to the magnitude of the trade since the 11th CoP (2000)…..CLICK HERE to read the full article.
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Gave one of these toasters to my sister for Christmas. Talked to her on the phone on Christmas morning. Her first comment she was embarrassed at being so excited about a toaster, but seeing as her husband, son and daughter-in-law were in the kitchen playing with it maybe she shouldn't be. A week after Christmas she was still talking about it. Her favorite feature: the "little bit more" button. Two slices can be started at her prefered level of "doneness", when the toast pops up, one slice is removed and at the touch of a button, the second sliced is finished slightly darker for her husband. Since my sister was so impressed, I ordered one for myself. Have used it for a little over a week. My favorite feature is the bagel setting. This is a feature new to me, but one that I would certainly recommed looking for when shopping for a new toaster. Its great for English muffins, one side toasted sandwich bread as well as bagels. The only change I would make would be to lengthen the slots for oversized deli-bread slices. The Breville is a little better in this regard than my old toaster, but still not quite enough for really oversized slices. The only reason I gave it a four instead of a five. I don't think any of the manufacturers have quite caught up with this, as it seems to be a shortcoming with all the toasters I looked at. The only other objection is that at the price you would think it could have been made somewhere other than China. Seems solid and well made though.One additional comment about Abt. Never heard of them until about a year ago. Have made four purchases since, the first being a mirco-wave convection oven. On that occasion I had a product information question which was answered by someone who actually seemed to know what she was talking about. Shipping has been prompt. Prices seem very competiative as well. Based on my experience, albeit limited, I would give them Five stars.
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Comments about Breville Die-Cast Silver 2-Slice Smart Toaster:
Just right for our newly remodeled kitchen. Perfect match not to mention the it works awesome. Future looking and works like a future product. Toast comes up slowly and perfect. I recommend it to everyone. Worth the price.
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This toaster makes good toast once you figure out the darkness settings depending upon the type of bread. A nice feature is the bit more button and the bagel and defrost work well too.
Very modern
By Rob1
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Very sleek and modern. Nothing to push down. Very cool
Love this toaster
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We use this daily ; doesn't burn the waffles or toast
Best Toaster Ever!
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I especially like the one-sided toasting of bagels, the power lift and raise feature and the added feature of adding more time to the tasting process!
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Delivery was amazingly fast and item arrived well packaged and in great shape. The prices was also VERY VERY good!
great toaster
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You will get great toaster results with this Breville.Love the look and see feature, the digital count down on the bar, the little more time feature, and the beep that sounds when you toast is done.
Best high quality toaster on the market!
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This Breville toaster is the absolute best, high quality, two slice toaster on the market today! On a setting of "3", it toasts both sides of the bread very evenly. The The "A Bit More" button will toast the bread an extra 30 seconds if you want it a little browner. The "Defrost" button is handy if you keep your bread in the freezer. The "Lift and Look" button raises the toast for a few seconds to allow you to check the doneness of the toasting cycle. I haven't use the "Bagel" button since I don't eat bagels but it will toast the sliced inside halves of the bagle and not the outside. It comes with a one year manufacturer's warranty. I am thoroughly satisfied with the high quality of this toaster and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for the very best toaster on the market!
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I love that it beeps when done. Seems simple but it means toast doesn't sit there getting cold while I'm cooking something else.
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The toaster is indeed flexible. It can toast to perfection very thin frozen bread as well as thick muffins.
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You do get what you pay for with this toaster; specifically even toastedbreads in a well crafted small appliance.
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The Green philosophy of anthropogenic climate change if deadlier than all of the past century´s noxious "isms", e.g., communism, fascism, and Islamism, which ironically the Greens are coming to resemble more every year.At some level, presenting immaculately reasoned arguments making a mockery of the envirowackos´ comprehensive dishonesty and politicized corruption gives climate realists some degree of satisfaction for having not only won the argument, but for having outed the Greens for the utterly misanthropic philosophy they espouse. But at a deeper level, attacking these people and their inhuman, anti-technological demands calls for the most caustic, even obscenity-laced, invective and not the threat but the promise to hurt these people economically and even physically when sufficient numbers of citizens finally realize that the Gorons have been lying shamelessly about the environment for over a quarter century in order to enrich themselves and impoverish everyone else. Being dumped headfirst into six feet of gooey nightsoil should only be the beginning of the Greens´ torment. These are in many ways the worst people ever to live on earth.
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Erratum: "The Green philosophy of anthropogenic climate change is deadlier...."
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The last refuge of a leftist hack is to claim anything Nazi. Poor fellow just doesn´t get that the Nazis were just a precursor to the EU.
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gullible idiots. Anyone that believes that this global warming falderal is about the climate, needs some remedial assistance.
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Yes, Climate Change is certain. I have no doubt of that. That is not the same thing as Global Warming, of which there has been no evidence. Human caused Global Warming is even less certain. I suppose it is too much to ask that they quit changing the terms and definitions in the same sentence.
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The real problem is that the environmental movement has embraced the climate change nonsense as a religion. That is why they become so unhinged when anyone questions them. It is their god. They are as committed to it as any snake handling preacher ever has been. When you come to the debate with that mindset reason goes out the window. Many of these liberal progressives have denied God but replace Him with Earth worship. They are zealots willing to worship a man made ideology rather than humble themselves to worship the God of the universe. It is much like the story of the Tower of Babel. Man´s hubris will be his undoing.
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Settled? Then why has the prestigious American Physical Society just appointed three eminent ´deniers´ to their panel to review many questions about global warming? Among the questions: Why did the computer models fail to predict the current ´stasis´ or pause in global warming over the past decade +? As a scientist trained in the scientific method I resent these attempts to refuse to keep the subject open to future learning and absolutely bad data used. Not to mention the solutions which are not adequate to reverse any real effects.
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Climate change happens four times a year here in South Texas. We´re well into Spring now and Summer isn´t too far off. Occasionally we´ll get some ´warm spells´ where it´s above one hundred degrees for weeks or even months on end. But we manage.I seem to recall studying in elementary, junior high, high school and college; about this climate change as well. Seems to run in cycles. Much like the perverted left-leaning propaganda.
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Climate alarmists want to rebrand and restart the climate scare. It has been proven that warming has not happened for 17 years while CO2 HAS risen. So many people are no longer fearful of "WARMING" that is obviously NOT happening.All sorts of other proof has shown that the predictions of the alarmists are false. Glaciers and ice sheets are not disappearing, sea ice is abundant, record cool temperatures are happening, sea level rise is NOT accelerating, and hurricanes and tornadoes are at decades low levels. Their models are nowhere near reality. Their predictions ARE NOT HAPPENING!!The problem with being a liberal is that you are part of a clique that participates in group-think. To belong you have to buy in to the group opinion. Even if occasionally, on one topic, you break free of the mold, if you want to keep your friends you have to toe the line about everything else.
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Rather than warming, it appears that the earth is going into a cooling period. We had better hope and pray that we don´t get another ´Little Ice Age´. That would be catastrophic for millions of people. Much, much worse than two degrees of warming.
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The only gas in this chamber is coming from Algore and his ilk.
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As certain as a flat earth
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And of course you can´t contest what he says because he´s a Jew (likely secular), and many of his people died at Auschwitz, and he used a Yiddish word. Political correctness forbids challenging him!
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16.5# 2-row, 4oz Caramel 40L ,I reduced honey malt to 6oz,--and I have consistently been adding 2 packets of safale us-05. As far as the hop schedule-- I have really been moving the hops around. Here was my hop schedule for the latest brew-- 1.0 Centennial @60, 0.5 Amarillo @50, 1.0 Citra @40, 1.0 Chinook@ 35, 1.0 Simcoe @ 30, 1.0 Cascade @25, 0.5 Ahtnaum @ 20, 0.5 Amarillo @15, 1.0 Cascade at 10.---then dry hopped with 1.0 Amarillo and Simcoe.
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They are really close actually. I think the one I just posted is, but my wife thinks the first one. I recently read that Ithaca Flower Power uses a special proprietary yeast that they developed and cultured it at Cornell University. I do think that that does give Flower power its very unique taste, that might be impossible to exactly clone. A friend of mine just brewed this recipe with Wyeast Whitebread 1099 and I'm just waiting to see how that one will turn out. He said a brewer from Ithaca said that although you can't mimic their yeast exactly, he felt Wyeast 1099 or WLP 001 would be the closest yeast match. I plan on trying those yeasts as well in the future, but Safale us-05 is just so easy to use and has worked well thus far.
Nice, I think i'll give your newest recipe a shot. I'll stick with 05, I'd rather not go out and buy another strain. And if its been getting you in the ballpark that's all I ask for. Thanks,
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Scientists invariably write essays about their research programs they try to publish in peer-reviewed journals or academic books that are read predominantly by their colleagues. Many also write books and essays for popular media, but few write novels about their scientific research. One way to reach a broad audience is to write something that appeals to them and that they can read as if it's a "who done it" novel so they won't have to wade through a lot of jargon, graphs, tables, and statistics. It's not easy to do but renowned conservation biologist, Dr. Benjamin Beck, has accomplished this in his recently released novel called Thirteen Gold Monkeys.
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Larry Graham: Kimberley probably won't be decided for days. Serious problems for Labor from here on. It is disturbing how many of them are claiming they won the campaign but lost the election. The only point of campaigns is to win - if you don't win the campaign was rubbish!
Simon White: Not far off wrapping this up for the night guys. It's been a big, big win for the Liberals and Colin Barnett and a big, big loss for Labor - although that may have as much (and maybe more) to do with the party at the federal level as it does with Mark McGowan.
Couple of interesting sub-plots: Brendon Grylls' gamble paying off in the Pilbara and votes for The Greens dropping off by a third.
Four seats are still undecided, including the Kimberley, where candidates from the Liberals, Nationals, Labor and Greens all currently have 20-plus per cent shares of the vote (only a little more than 52 per cent has been counted).
Seat count heading into Sunday morning is likely to look like this: Liberals (29), Labor (18), Nationals (8), in doubt (4).
But most commentators expect the Liberals to win at least one of those seats and get to 30.
Rania Spooner: Guess there are no hard feelings on a winning election night. James Larsson, the former Liberal staffer who lost his job after the Mark McGowan-Subi pub "dirty tricks" situation, just tweeted this:
Congrats Colin Barnett, my old boss. He is a great leader and great for WA. A great win for Liberal Party and National Party. #wavotes— James Larsson (@James_Larsson) March 9, 2013
Nice little sub-plot at the Colin Barnett press conference as his wife Lyn is asked about air conditiong for their home. She says she'll be asking about that too, given the famously AC-averse Premier promised earlier in the campaign that he'd be splashing out for some extra cooling at home if the Liberals won tonight.
Darren Brown: Couldn't help but notice Colin Barnett look left and right while the crowd was chanting "Four more years".
Simon White: Plenty of chants of "four more years" as Colin Barnett gives his victory speech. No great revelations in that, although he did have some kind words for Mark McGowan and the Labor campaign.
"It might have seemed comfortable but it wasn't comfortable at any time during the last few months," Barnett said.
Barnett giving a press conference to follow his speech now, said the Liberals started slowly in terms of policy release but had candidates out on the ground working from a very early stage.
Says Royalties For Regions will stay in place alongside the Liberal-National union, despite the fact it looks like the Liberal Party will have enough seats to govern in its own right.
Latest seat count: Liberals (29), Labor (18), Nationals (8), in doubt (4).
Colin Barnett giving his victory speech right now.
Larry Graham: Wow - anyone who tells you they picked Midland (where Michelle Roberts looks like being voted out) is a liar. That's a big shock in a traditionally safe Labor seat.
Simon White: Tell you what, reckon Mark McGowan is going to be a happy man once he gets his jacket and tie off and gets out from under the TV lights. It's a pretty hot night in Perth...
A very composed defeat speech by McGowan. Even managed to chuck in a nice little joke about loving his Rockingham electorate "despite what the cartoonist in The West Australian" draws.
Not sure he entirely committed at any stage to doing all this again but he also managed to skip neatly around the federal issue (in reality, he never mentioned it).
Current numbers, incidentally, have Liberals with 29 seats. Loss to Labor will be, according to Sky analysts, somewhere between five and seven seats.
Mark McGowan now conceding defeat. Said he called a "very gracious" Colin Barnett a few minutes ago and had a "nice chat"
"It was a hard-fought campaign. But it was a hard campaign to win," McGowan said.
"We did our best in the circumstances."
McGowan says he thinks Labor ran a very good campaign, will bounce back better and stronger and will stick to key initiatives like Metronet, because "they are right".
Rania Spooner: WA Labor leader Mark McGowan expected to speak in Rockingham very shortly. Stay tuned.
Darren Brown: Nationals Minister Redman in trouble in Warren-Blackwood. With 56 per cent of vote counted Libs would get over line with ALP prefs.
Rania Spooner: Things are looking tight in Collie-Preston. The Liberal's first time candidate Jamiee Motion could take the coal mining seat from Labor's Mick Murray who has held various incarnations of it since 2001. With more than 75 per cent of the votes counted Motion is holding 50.6 per cent to Murray's 49.4 per cent.
Here's our "WA at the polls" photo gallery from earlier in the day. The next picture added to it ought to really be a victory image of Colin Barnett. Whether he'll have a bloke next to him again in his Speedos remains to be seen:
WA state election: at the polls
Opposition Leader Mark McGowan and Reece Whitby, Candidate for Morley at the East Hammersley Primary School Polling Booth. Photo: Matthew Tompsett
Larry Graham: Kimberley is fascinating - ALP vote has collapsed to 22 per cent. Ernie Bridge used to hold it on his primary vote and it has all been downhill since then.
Rania Spooner: Current vote count is about 62 per cent through and the swing towards the coalition has only slid back a little bit.
More from our friends at AAP:
It was such a somber mood among the WA Labor camp on election night that one of the only cheers from the crowd came when an image of the party's leader appeared on the television.
Less than 100 people gathered in Mark McGowan's electorate of Rockingham on Saturday night.
Heading into the state election, it looked like Labor was going to lose.
But no one expected political experts to begin calling the result before 7.30pm.
"It looks terrible. What a bloodbath," one Labor supporter lamented.
Scoreboard update, on a couple of fronts.
NAB Cup in Alice Springs: Port Adelaide beats West Coast by six points.
WA state election: Almost 62 per cent of the vote counted, more than 390,000 of the votes have gone to the Liberal Party.
Darren Brown: Funny one from the ABC: Kerry O'Brien just cited an example from Billy Snedden – who the hell watching that would remember him? (he died in 1987)
Larry Graham: Still hard to call in my old seat in the Pilbara because it's one that is divided town by town. Having said that, I would rather be in Brendon Grylls' position than Howlett's.
Rania Spooner: The Greens' Scott Ludlam has warned commentators to be "cautious" about connecting the current 3.8 per cent swing against the Greens in WA with the upcoming Federal election.
Looks like Peter Watson in Albany is going to defy the swing against Labor. He went into the election with a 0.3 per cent margin and, with a little more than 70 per cent of votes counted, appears poised to increase that.
Rania Spooner: Let's have a look at some of the big gains behind that commanding coalition swing: The Liberals look to have picked up Churchlands, Perth, Joondalup, Balcatta, Alfred Cove and Forrestfield. Meanwhile, the Nationals appear to have had two major regional wins in Kalgoorlie and the Pilbara.
Latest figures on Sky say: Liberals (28 seats), Labor (16), Nationals (9), in doubt (6).
Surely some kind of official announcement about all this can't be too far away, with almost 52 per cent of the vote counted.
Rania Spooner: The Liberals' Troy Buswell has told the ABC Colin Barnett would keep the Liberal-National coalition intact even if they don't need the numbers.
"Even if we were statistically able to, the Premier's given several very clear indications that he wants to retain the partnership that we've enjoyed with the National Party over the last couple of years," Mr Buswell said.
"I think it's been a good partnership and I think it's led to good government for the state."
Darren Brown: Crikey! Even Perth looks like it is going to fall to the Liberal Party. They really have picked up a large swing.
Some helpful input from our friends at AAP:
With 12.71 per cent of the votes tallied at 7.15pm WST, the Liberals accounted for 47 per cent of valid votes and the Nationals 10.04 per cent, compared to 30.43 per cent for Labor.
Labor's federal defence minister Stephen Smith said from the outset that it was going to be a tough night for Labor.
"If there is a swing on, it's a swing to the coalition, a swing to Colin Barnett," Mr Smith said.
"That means we'll lose seats and the question for us is what will be the extent of that."
Mr Smith acknowledged it was very tough to defeat a first term government, and had only happened twice in Australia's history.
Larry Graham: I doubt that Metronet changed one vote in this election. There were two campaigns in the lead-up to today: one for the media and one for the election. Labor won the first and the Liberals have won the second.
Rania Spooner: The risky seat switch from Nationals' "Kingmaker" Brendon Grylls' appears to have paid off with a 13.1 per cent swing to the Nationals in the seat of Pilbara.
Labor's deputy leader Roger Cook does his best to tell the Sky panel that it's still early days in this count. Nice try but it didn't quite work. He says he definitely wants Mark McGowan to stay on as leader and that it's up to the Gillard government if they take this election result as a message for Labor at a federal level.
Rania Spooner: Independent Janet Woolard, who has been plagued by personal and political controversy in recent months has lost the seat of Alfred Cove, which has been picked up by Liberal Dean Nalder.
Darren Brown: Eric Ripper speaking on ABC in past tense about what "went" wrong.
Eyre: Sad to see Liberal Graham Jacobs coming under pressure on Nationals preferences in his seat
Interesting thoughts from WAtoday.com.au's political analyst Darren Brown: "Nationals Leader Brendon Grylls may not get over the line in the Pilbara after preferences on current trends".
The panelists on Sky were pretty much declaring him home so will be intriguing to see how that one transpires.
By the way, Port Adelaide 13 points ahead of West Coast deep into the last quarter in Alice Springs.
Darren Brown: Darling Range: Big swing toward Liberal Tony Simpson on 57 per cent of primary vote with 40 per cent of vote counted
Jenna Clarke: You couldn't make this stuff up. Troy Buswell speaking to the ABC. His choice of party venue - "The Goose".
This election is a non-contest so our best hope for a real fight might be if former treasurer Christian Porter and Alannah McTiernan get annoyed with each other on the Sky coverage.
Brendon Grylls' bold move to contest the Pilbara appears to have paid off. With 10 per cent of vote counted up there, it looks like he's going to win that seat.
A cross to Colin Barnett's campaign party reveals plenty of whooping and cheering. No sign there of the Premier as yet though.
Oh, and Michelle Roberts - who looked downcast on the Sky panel earlier - is looking like getting tipped out in Midland.
Simon White: Quick footy update - Port Adelaide leading West Coast by five points at three-quarter-time in Alice Springs. Go you good things the Power!
Back to the election, Sky's figures are pointing at a six per cent swing across the state against the Labor Party. That's gonna hurt Mark McGowan and co by the end of the night.
Darren Brown: I reckon Julie Bishop must be pinching herself under the desk – how else could anyone in her position not be smiling their face off right now!
Balcatta: 52% for Liberal but only small number counted. Could be a change of seat as predicted earlier today.
Central Wheatbelt called: 17% vote counted, Nats still over 50% primary.
Albany: with 6.5% of the votes counted, it looks like 2PP might see it change.
Simon White: Not sure that I can remember an election being called this quickly before. Polls closed an hour ago and the national Sky panel has returned Colin Barnett already. Horror show for Adele Carles in Fremantle - less than 10 per cent of votes have been counted but, of those that have been processed, she has only 4.8 per cent of them.
Amusing moment in Sky's coverage there after an eastern states-based panel suggested the Broome gas hub was going to effect the voting in Kalgoorlie. As Christian Porter (in the Perth studio) pointed out "the gas hub is about 1500 kilometres north-west of Kalgoorlie!"
No early surprises in Alfred Cove, where it looks like Janet Woollard is going to be unseated. Alannah McTiernan, also in Sky's local studios, noted that Woollard's behaviour had made it "impossible for her to win".
Rania Spooner: Barnett supporters starting to filter into his seaside election party in Cotteslow. Organisers expecting a big crowd...
Very early days in the counting stakes but a couple of early trends being picked up by the commentators on Sky News. One is a seeming swing against The Greens, another is that the threat of Labor losing seats looks very real. John Hyde (Perth) and Peter Watson (Albany) are a couple who are already identified as being under the pump.
Darren Brown: ABC is taking its non-partisan role very seriously: Antony Green wearing a tie spotted with every colour of the rainbow and Alicia O'Flaherty looking gorgeous (as always) in very apolitical white.
By the way, he's a (cheesy) joke heard at the Liberal election party at the Seaview Golf Club:
Young Liberal: How many Independents do you reckon will lose their seat tonight?
Golfer: Fore!
Darren Brown: At 6pm, the doors of polling booths get closed and each party has nominated scrutineers locked inside. Once the local returning officer is satisfied the doors are locked, she/he tips the first cardboard box full of lower house ballot papers on to a big table. Electoral Commission staff start sorting them out into piles of their respective primary votes.
When that's done each ballot paper can be checked by scrutineers to make sure they all agree it is valid. If there is a disagreement the local returning officer puts it aside and they continue the count.
Once all primary votes are counted, the smallest pile is taken (the candidate with the least number of primary votes) and their preferences are distributed and that candidate is ruled out.
This process continues until all the ballots are counted and that booth then telephones the final count to the central tally room – and that is why the numbers from small booths that take less time to count come through first and often indicate a very different trend to the one that develops later.
The polling booths have officially closed. Everyone put their pens down and stop writing. In other news, Fremantle has beaten the Western Bulldogs by 109 points in Mandurah and West Coast is tied with Port at 4.1 (25) in the second quarter in Alice Springs.
Former Labor Leader Jim McGinty has just said on Sky News that Mark McGowan couldn't have run a better campaign. By all predictions, that's going to be scant consolation come the end of the night.
Corey Stephenson: Looking at the balloons poised to celebrate Labor and Liberal's result tonight there is a noticeable difference.
Labor's red and white balloons are looking a bit flat on the ground...
This is what the Labor room looks like tonight. #wavotes #wapol #waelection twitter.com/AngieRaphael/s…— Angie Raphael (@AngieRaphael) March 9, 2013
Meanwhile the Liberal's blue and white are up in the air...
I'm at Barnett's election reception venue at Cottesloe. Clearly they've decided to go big on the balloons. #wavotes twitter.com/mikehopkin/sta…— Mike Hopkin (@mikehopkin) March 9, 2013
If the Liberal Party's Ian Britza doesn't get up in the seat of Morley, then it's not going to be for want of advertising at Dianella Primary School!
The very Liberal-friendly Dianella Primary School (photo supplied by a reader)
I'm down in Cottesloe awaiting tonight's result with the Colin Barnett camp. Not a bad view while you wait for the polls to close.
Not a bad view for Colin Barnett as the countdown continues to polls closing.
Corey Stephenson: It might be a long night waiting for the count to come in, so don't forget you can give Barnett and McGowan a good whacking in our WA election interactive game... Whack-A-Pollie
WOW, do we just want to call this thing and go home?
Gonna be hard for any Labor supporters to maintain interest and enthusiasm long into the night based on what shadow police minister Michelle Roberts just said on Sky News: "Federal Labor and Julia Gillard are very unpopular in WA...and Colin Barnett has really capitalised on that."
Footy update: three-quarter-time in Mandurah and Freo is 17.6 (108) to the Western Bulldogs 4.5 (29). Brief scare for the Dockers in term three as Nathan Fyfe injures a shoulder but he's back out there for the fourth quarter.
But back to the election, with half an hour until polling booths close, maybe it's time for a quick heat check to see where we might be headed tonight.
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Not sure what the pecking order is at the ABC but looks like WA Votes host James McHale is getting his news predecessor Karina Carvalho to help with sustenance needed to get through the evening. If the voting is as one-sided as everyone is currently predicting, James might be at home eating dinner by 8pm!
@karina_carv Any gluten-free slices, perhaps orange and pistachio?— James McHale (@JamesMcHale) March 9, 2013
A reminder of where things are at as we count down to the polls closing.
Current seats held are Liberals (24), Nationals (5), Labor (26), Independents (4).
The Libs need 30 seats to govern in their own right; WAtoday.com.au's own political commentator Darren Brown was brave enough this morning to predict Labor reaching that mark.
Labor figures appearing on Sky News aren't necessarily so optimistic. Strategist Bruce Hawker and Jim McGinty both speculated that Labor could lose as many as 10 seats.
Corey Stephenson: State Treasurer Troy Buswell was super happy to be voting in Vasse - probably because he had no lines ahead of him.
I don't think he's smiled that much since.... (insert joke here)
Have to be a bit suspicious about the votes coming from Vasse however. Look closely and the voting bin looks a little bit too much like the litter bins.
Lets hope there aren't any wasted votes...
(boom, tish!)
Troy Buswell voting in Vasse
Some good news here for the preferred party of the bloke who hit the polls next to Colin Barnett this morning wearing his budgie smugglers. Not that it's likely to greatly influence matters in an electorate in which the Premier is highly unlikely to be challenged.
Not long until polls close. Just a reminder that under the WA Electoral Act if you vote without pants, it counts double #wavotes— Perth (@Exciting_Perth) March 9, 2013
My personal favourite bit of election day humour so far:
Good luck to Mark Mclearan and the WA election today.— JuIia.GiIIard (@JuliaGiIIard) March 8, 2013
Many of you will remember fondly the unadulterated joy of Family First's north metropolitan candidate Henry Heng.
But we happened upon another campaign doozy during the week. No word on which candidate produced this belter but at least you couldn't say he or she had already hit their peak!
Not what you necessarily want to see on a candidate's promotional material.
Before we get too far into these election shenanigans, a quick footy update. Late in the second quarter down at Mandurah, Fremantle leads the Western Bulldogs 11.3 (69) to 2.5 (17). Chris Mayne has three goals for the Dockers and new dad Matthew Pavlich has two.
Fair to say the Bulldogs have the job in front of them: something Mark McGowan and Labor might relate to after a NewPoll today had his preferred leadership status as just 40.5 per cent, compared to Colin Barnett's 59.5 per cent.
Corey Stephenson: Businesses in Perth have been finding some great ways to get into the election spirit. Like this find from Australian Financial Review's Jonathan Barrett:
Just voted in #wapol in my electorate of Vic Park ... this local cafe was cashing in on the crowds #wavotes twitter.com/afr_barrett/st…— Jonathan Barrett (@afr_barrett) March 9, 2013
Just a reminder readers, you've got about 105 minutes in which you can still vote in the WA election. And if you're feeling peckish and hoping to tie in a feed with exercising your democratic rights, this map of polling places with sausage sizzles, might prove helpful.
Pamela Mirghani: Not sure we'll see a stranger election day photo than this. The awkward moment when the person voting right next to the Premier is wearing budgie smugglers.
A voter, dressed only in Speedos and a T-shirt, found himself in the media spotlight when the Premier went to vote in the booth beside him, while cameras popped and flashed around the man.
Good afternoon folks and welcome to WAtoday.com.au's coverage of the 2013 state election. Polls won't be closing until 6pm so our plan for the next couple of hours is to bring you some details of what has transpired so far on election day, then get into the real nitty and gritty once the counting starts. The Sportsbet odds are the same as they've been for much of the week: the Liberals $1.01 and Labor $12, despite our commentator Darren Brown's brave prediction earlier in the day that Mark McGowan could be WA's new premier.


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Chief Minister, Katy Gallagher, has today congratulated the many Canberrans recognised for their exceptional contribution to the community in the 2014 Queen's Birthday Honours List.
The Chief Minister said that the 69 Canberrans who are recipients of Queen's Birthday Honours this year have all shown outstanding dedication in their chosen fields and have made an enormous contribution to our community and to our nation.
"All of the people who are recognised today have made a substantial contribution, either directly to the ACT, or to Australia as a nation. I'm proud that we have such talented people working and living in our community," the Chief Minister said.
Among those who are being recognised for the Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) are:
Some notable Canberrans are also being awarded the Member of the Order of Australia (AM), including:
In addition, the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) was awarded to a number of Canberrans, including:
"Canberrans contribute back to the community on many levels and share their many talents with others to make a difference not only locally, but nationally and internationally," the Chief Minister said.
"This year's Honours recipients embody what makes Canberra such a great city, and on behalf of all Canberrans, I would like to thank award recipients for the hard work they do and difference they make. Congratulations on this achievement," the Chief Minister concluded.
For more information about the Australian Honours System visit: www.itsanhonour.gov.au/honours
(Media Release Katy Gallagher MLA)
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A youtube video showing the harassment of a Greece, New York bus monitor is creating quite a stir.
The video shows several students verbally abusing and taunting an elderly female bus monitor, even bringing her to tears at one point.
Police have not determined how many students are involved, but they say they are all Greece-Athena students between 12 and 13 years old.
At a press conference Wednesday afternoon, (6/20) Greece police and school officials said they are exploring the possibility of filing charges against the juvenile students. Police also say there are two other videos of separate incidents involving the same bus monitor.
The Greece school district has released a statement saying they received numerous calls and e-mails about the incident that apparently involves middle school students. The district says it is investigating along with the Greece Police Department to identify all students involved.
The district also says its bullying response and prevention team has been activated and students involved will face disciplinary action.
An online fundraising campaign is generating funds to send Karen Klein on vacation. So far more that $120,000 has been donated.
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November 26, 2014
The Lion's Club Carnival took place at Two Rivers Convention Center Saturday night.
Food, fun and prizes were on the carnivals agenda. Lion's Club President Reford Theobold is optimistic they're going to raise a record amount of money to give to western slope organizations. Theobold, "It's a great crowd we had a lot of folks winning lots of prizes. It's going great. Our goal is $225,000 this year and i think we'll make it."
Theobold says $225,000 would be a new record topping last years record of $211,000dollars.
The Grand Junction Lion's Club has raised over $4 million since the inception of the carnival 79 years ago.
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