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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A mother and daughter from Texas have pleaded guilty to performing dentistry without a license after hours at an Oklahoma City clinic.
Prosecutors allege that Elizabeth Hinojosa of Jourdanton, Texas, worked as a dental assistant during the day. Her daughter, Monica Salazar Orozco, worked as the clinic's receptionist.
Authorities allege that Hinojosa posed as a dentist after hours and performed root canals, extracted teeth and placed braces on patients. Prosecutors claim that Orozco helped schedule the after-hours appointments.
On Wednesday, Hinojosa pleaded guilty to practicing dentistry without a license, second-degree forgery, medical battery and embezzlement. The Oklahoman reports she was sentenced to five years in prison.
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Not surprisingly, prime contractors have been preparing for the worst, especially those responsible for programs that are low hanging fruit for the chopper. However, the good news is that Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) may have a better chance of surviving in this environment than more contentious programs whose viability is more easily questioned. Electronic warfare and radar in particular are generally recognized as essential for all services including the Army for the first time in many years.
Nevertheless, with Republicans and Democrats eyeing each other across the aisle with nary a moderate among them, virtually anything is possible regardless of who wins the election. On the face of it, the Republicans have staunchly defended defense spending and have effectively removed it from any potential cuts. But talk is cheap in electioneering and when it comes time to make decisions, even they may waver.
If President Obama is elected to a second term, prospects for the defense industry are a lot less certain, and defense cuts are certainly not "off the table" in the mindset of the Democratic Party. Obama has not thus far demonstrated any zeal for gutting the country's defenses and doing so would be both politically unsavory as companies throughout the country provide either hardware, software, or services to DoD -- and most polls indicate most people want a robust military.
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My wife and I eat poke constantly when in honolulu, and we always enjoy Star Markets selection--good, fresh, and reasonable. Does anyone have personal favorites or other suggestions? Thanks!
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We've tried Tamashiro's and it was very good too. Like most places in Honolulu, you'd drive right by it if you didn't know about it. Quite a typical "hole in the wall" on Oahu!
Ruger Market down the street from Diamond Head Theatre used to be very well known for their poke (alohea street?). Most of the foodland's have good poke as well. Some people like the poke at the ward "farmer's market", some don't. the posts above are right on the mark as well.
I remember many years ago had parents of friends visiting the island, so we did the circle island tour. We stopped in foodland at Sunset Beach to grab a quick snack... don't remember what they got, but i picked up some tako poke. They kept staring at it and finally Mrs. Tourist said... well, I'm always telling my kids to try things... that was the last bite of poke I got. We had to go back to foodland to try at least three other types. They went home a week later loving poke, sushi, sashimi... much to the amusement of my friends.
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I second the Ruger Market recommendation. I especially like their tako poke. Also, Yama's has good poke and hawaiian food.
My two faves are Tamashiro's (they usually have 'o'io, a favorite of mine) and Tamura's in Kaimuki (any of the ahi pokes, and a killer jalapeno pipikaula). I've also heard great things about the Poke Stop [http://www.hawaiidiner.com/restaurant...] in Waipahu but haven't made it out there.
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I also hear great things about Poke Stop. I attempted to make it out there in June by bus, but, between the excrutiatingly long route of the 42 (it stops everywhere!), and bad advice from a fellow passenger causing me to get off at the wrong stop, to continue on would have cut it too close to dinner, when I was meeting up with my cousins. So, I turned around and headed back to Honolulu.
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I always go to the fish market next to Marukai across from Ward Warehouse-you can also get good selection of other local foods.
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A friend just turned me on to Golden Mart in Mililani. Super ono poke.
I usually go to the Ala Moana Farmer's Market across the street from the Ward Warehouse on Kaheka. Recently, Marukai swallowed up a lot of the stalls on the Ewa side which sold Hawaiian foods but there are still a few left. You can still get inamona (roasted kukui nut) and limu there to make your own poke. Don Quixote (formerly Daiei) has a good selection of poke and good sushi to go.
I've been eating poke constantly since moving here. Most of these are repeats, except for number 3. Here are my favorites:
1) Ft. Ruger on Alohea. Made fresh to order and you can customize what you want (ahi with: maui onion, green onion, shoyu, sesame, limu, hawaiian salt). so fresh its the best.
2) Tamashiro's (on King): especially the tahitian kind which has coconut milk in it -- very nice and different. I think the fish is a type of snapper in this kind.
3) 21 Mart (school street in kalihi, just diamond of houghtailing): you'd never know a place like this would have such good poke. Like Ft. Ruger's also made to order and very fresh.
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A man woken by police after passing out behind the wheel of his car will spend some time at the Dane County Jail.
50-year-old Frederick Earls of Chicago was allegedly passed out early Saturday morning on the eastbound Beltline ramp near Whitney Way.
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A proposal to require all West Allis residents to buy a city trash cart to combat a growing rat problem in parts of the city, and to beautify it, was delayed by the Public Works Committee on Tuesday so that more information can be gathered.
Among other things, the committee wants to know if there is enough of a problem to warrant the requirement. The committee will likely take the matter up March 11.
About 65 percent of residents already have city carts, said Alderman Vincent Vitale, who proposed requiring the remaining 35 percent to buy them also. Not only are rats becoming amore of a problem in some eastern sections of the city, but the trash cans blow around and sometimes make it hard to get through alleys, he noted.
A 60-gallon cart would cost about $40 and a 90-gallon cart $45, he said, and residents would have two years to purchase them. The city might even be able to buy them in bulk and get a better deal for residents, Vitale said.
West Allis residents to name qualities needed in new superintendent
The West Allis-West Milwaukee School Board is inviting residents to help choose a new superintendent by filling out a candidate survey or attending a community forum.
The survey results will be used to create a leadership profile which will then be used in the recruitment phase of the search. The online survey will be posted on the district website, wawm.k12.wi.us/, from Dec. 1 to 15.
Focus groups and community forum also will be dedicated to defining the qualifications and attributes to be sought in the candidates. The forum will be at 6 p.m. Dec. 15 in room 710 of the Administration, Recreation and Community Services Building, 1205 S. 70th St.
The School Board has hired the firm of Hazard, Young, Attea, and Associates to lead the search for a new superintendent.
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After no one commented for or against the proposed 2015 Greenfield budget that calls for an estimated property tax increase of $46 for the owner of a home assessed at $200,000, the Common Council unanimously approved the budget Tuesday.
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West Allis — Eliminating the Hawley Road/60th Street ramps to Interstate 94 would hobble West Allis's efforts to help the area recover after the loss of manufacturing giant Allis-Chalmers and would probably result in the loss of some of the progress that has already been made.
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Federal agencies that protect sites on the National Register of Historic Places, such as the veterans cemetery at Wood, are defending the site.
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The Your Choice drug and alcohol awareness program scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 18, at Whitnall High School, has been postponed.
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Greenfield ups emergency preparedness
The city of Greenfield will boost its emergency preparedness with the Common Council's decision to hire an emergency management coordinator next year.
The coordinator will update the city's emergency operations plan and make sure police and firefighters are trained and ready to put it into action.
All that will be a full-time assignment, Assistant Police Chief Paul Schlecht said. Later however, the coordinator, who would have the rank of police captain, could help the shift captains with some of their duties, he said.
The $150,000 cost arose as a concern in view of the furloughs and wage freezes that had to be imposed only two years ago. There also was a concern that the money might be better spent putting another officer on the streets.
The coordinator would be one of three officers added in the 2015 proposed city budget, with two being patrol officers. The addition of the total of three officers brings police staffing back up to the 2005 level but not to the 2000 level, officials said.
No more tag and bag, Advanced Disposal official says
Many New Berlin residents who don't want the city to start picking up refuse because they like the less expensive bag and tag option with Advanced Disposal will lose that option March 31.
Jason Johnson, Advanced municipal market manager for southeastern Wisconsin, confirmed that the company plans to drop bag and tag. The option enabled people to pay by the bag, rather than pay a set amount for trash and recycling pickups.
Advanced already serves more than 6,000 homes in New Berlin and fewer than 15 percent use tag and bag, Johnson said.
On Monday, Nov. 10, the New Berlin Common Council will try to decide whether the city should contract with a private hauler for refuse pickups. That could mean a 50 percent saving for most residents who now contract privately with haulers, officials said.
Advanced is the recommended hauler for a citywide contract, following a bidding process that was done in May, Johnson said. The company and the city are negotiating the details so the council has the information it needs on Monday.
Daniel Riemer wins Assembly District 7
Voters returned Democrat Daniel Riemer to the state Assembly in District 7 in voting Tuesday.
Riemer scored a solid victory over Republican opponent Scott Espeseth, capturing an unofficial 56 percent of the vote.
District 7 includes West Milwaukee and parts of West Allis and Greenfield.
"It's a great honor," Reimer said Tuesday.
Joe Sanfelippo re-elected in Assembly District 15
The race for Wisconsin Assembly District 15 has gone to Republican Joe Sanfelippo who captured 63 percent of the votes in Tuesday's election.
Sanfelippo, who was running for a second term in the Assembly, was challenged by Democrat John Weishan Jr.
District 15 includes parts of West Allis and New Berlin.
West Allis to rescue Milwaukee County's portion of Root River path
Those who like walking the Root River nature path but are tired of picking their way through weeds and mud will soon get a helping hand from the city of West Allis.
The city's portion of the path is fine, but Milwaukee County has allowed its portion to fall into decay, local officials said. Even though the path isn't the city's responsibility, the West Allis Common Council voted to put gravel down just so local people can enjoy it.
The estimated cost is $500.
But the gravel will last only a few years. Eventually, the stones will wash away in the river's frequent flooding, officials said.
So, in the meantime, city officials will continue to try to get Milwaukee County to do a permanent fix that they said would be a paved path.
In Whitnall presentation, Your Choice warns people of consequences of drug use
Greenfield — Your Choice, the Wisconsin-based drug and alcohol awareness program, will hold a community presentation at Whitnall High School, 5000 S. 116th St., from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18.
Adults and young people will be welcome to the presentation about the sometimes devastating effects of drug and alcohol abuse on young people and families. The audience will leave with a better understanding of what addiction looks like in the life of a suburban student and how to resist substance abuse.
Students and parents will stay together for the first 60 minutes and then will break into separate sessions. There will also be time for questions.
The student presentation will include young adults who will share their real-life stories and personal experiences. Presenters will be either recovering addicts or those who avoided alcohol and drugs.
Parent presenters will show drug paraphernalia and common household items used for drugs for parents to be aware of.» Read Full Article
West Allis city budget finds no resistance
West Allis — The only West Allis resident who spoke at Monday's public hearing on the proposed 2015 city budget said it was a good budget and he thanked city officials for a budget that is estimated to cost the owner of a home assessed at $150,000 about $4.50 more next year in property and utility taxes.
The Common Council closed the hearing after Richard Kraemer of 97th Street said, "You did a fantastic job on the budget," and no one else in the audience wanted to speak.
The proposed 2015 budget will go to the Administration and Finance Committee on Monday, Nov. 10, for the start of the Common Council review process.
The $128 million proposed 2015 budget is 4.67 percent higher than this year's budget, although the general fund, regarded as the operating budget, is up only 0.8 percent.
Much of the total spending hike is related to spending in the city's tax incremental finance districts, said Mark Wyss, finance director and comptroller, before the hearing. That money will be spent only if development occurs inside those districts so that taxpayers are reimbursed through the new taxes, he said.» Read Full Article
Suburban roundup: Week two of the WIAA football postseason
A just-too-short crazy comeback, a wild upset, the classic running game, and a come-from-behind nailbiter. Those were just some of the finishes in week two of the WIAA football postseason.
A roundup of our coverage:
-JP and JR take a look at the first two weeks of the crazy WIAA football playoffs, featuring a number of rematches that went the other way, and also chat about the new method the WIAA will use to address competitive balance.
-With postgame video: Mukwonago pulled a 22-7 upset over Muskego to face rival Arrowhead. PHOTO GALLERY: Mukwonago vs. Muskego
-Arrowhead rolled over Milwaukee King, 36-8, to advance against Mukwonago.» Read Full Article


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text: New Progressive Health Care Doc to Bow Before Election Day Print article Send a Tip by Christian Toto 31 May 2012 post a comment President Barack Obama tried - and failed - to convince the majority of Americans he has the right answer to mend the country's health care system. Now, progressive filmmakers are having a crack at it - just in time for Election Day. "Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare," which debuted at January's Sundance Film Festival, will hit theaters Oct. 5. Early reports indicate the film isn't as strident or political as "Sicko," Michael Moore's imbalanced assault on the U.S. health care system. But this Variety review sums up the film's message: Both "Escape Fire" and "Sicko" observe the contradictions of medical treatment being turned into big business, but the message that health care should function outside a for-profit structure is better delivered here by medical professionals. Films like "Escape Fire" will likely be seen by only a fraction of the voting public. But the press surrounding the film will likely be positive and widespread, sending the filmmakers' message in a more productive fashion than the feature itself. Follow Christian Toto on Twitter @TotoMovies


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Why modernize the US nuclear arsenal? The US government should instead fulfill its legal obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and end the nuclear weapons era through diplomacy and negotiations.
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After eight days of hard work, Habitat for the Humanity dedicated six new homes built in the Fifeville section of Charlottesville.
"I'm happy to have a house. It is very nice for me," said Josephine Kabagwira.
"I'm very excited. I'm very excited. It is definitely a dream turned into reality," said Lanesia Poole.
Six houses, eight days, 11 builders and hundreds of hours of hard work. That is what it took to transform bare lots into new homes for six families that otherwise would not have been able to afford them.
"It was an incredible community wide effort. The beneficiaries are six very hard working families," said Overton McGehee with Habitat.
Poole is one of those hard working families. Already the mother of a 10-year-old boy, Poole is expecting another child in about a month and a half.
"This is my first baby here. That makes it even more exciting. I'm just excited to move in," she said.
"We got an opportunity to provide them with housing that they wouldn't have had without Habitat for Humanity," said Ryan Homes' Drew Holzwarth.
Holzwarth was one of the builders who began this process last Saturday morning. In all, nearly 200 businesses donated time, labor and materials. Holzwarth says the crews enjoyed every minute.
"We just had a lot of fun with it. If you look at the amount of time the subs and the project managers put into it, they enjoyed every minute they had," he said.
An enjoyment that Poole could not be more thankful for.
"Thank you to everyone that made this happen," she said.
The homes still have a little more work to be completed before the families can move in. The road and the landscaping have to be finished. The families hope to move in some time in early September.
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Monsanto execs applaud Supreme Court's decision on seed patent
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Two executives applauded a decision May 13 by the U.S. Supreme Court's that said an Indiana farmer violated Monsanto Co.'s patents on soybean seeds resistant to its weed-killer by growing the beans without buying new seeds from the corporation.
According to a story by The Associated Press, the justices unanimously rejected Vernon Hugh Bowman's argument that cheap soybeans he bought from a grain elevator are not covered by the Monsanto patents, even though most of them also were genetically modified to resist the company's Roundup herbicide.
"I don't know what the book was on a 9-0 vote, but we felt pretty good the way the case had gone," Hugh Grant, chairman and chief executive officer at Monsanto said.
"I think it was an area that needed some precedent. It was an area that had not run all the way to the Supreme Court in a long, long time. It is not just Monsanto and it is not just agriculture—it is a broad range of technologies in the self-replicating area."
Grant and Brett Begemann, president and chief commercial officer, spoke shortly after the decision was announced as they were attending Monsanto Media Days in St. Louis.
According to the AP, in the case decided by the court, Bowman bought expensive, patented Monsanto's "Roundup Ready" seeds for his main crop of soybeans, but decided to look for something cheaper for a risky, late-season soybean planting. He went to a grain elevator that held soybeans it typically sells for feed, milling and other uses, but not as seed.
Bowman reasoned that most of those soybeans also would be resistant to weed killers, as they initially came from herbicide-resistant seeds, too, the AP reported. He was right, and he bought soybeans from the grain elevator and planted them over eight years. In 2007, Monsanto sued and won an $84,456 judgment.
Monsanto has a policy to protect its investment in seed development that prohibits farmers from saving or reusing the seeds once the crop is grown. Farmers must buy new seeds every year.
While Monsanto won this case, the court refused to make a sweeping decision that would cover other self-replicating technologies like DNA molecules and nanotechnologies, leaving that for another day. Businesses and researchers had been closely watching this case in hopes of getting guidance on patents, but Justice Elena Kagan said the court's holding only "addresses the situation before us."
More than 90 percent of American soybean farms use Monsanto's seeds, which first came on the market in 1996, the AP reported.
Bowman's lawyers argued that Monsanto's patent rights stopped with the sale of the first crop of beans instead of extending to each new crop soybean farmers grow that has the gene modification that allows it to withstand the application of weed-killer.
But Kagan disagreed. "Bowman planted Monsanto's patented soybeans solely to make and market replicas of them, thus depriving the company of the reward patent law provides for the sale of each article,'' she said. "Patent exhaustion provides no haven for such conduct." Bowman also said he should not be liable, in part, because soybeans naturally sprout when planted.
Kagan said the court also did not buy that argument. "We think the blame-the-bean defense tough to credit," she said.
Andrew Kimbrell, executive director of Center for Food Safety, said the ruling was wrong.
"The court chose to protect Monsanto over farmers," Kimbrell said. "The court's ruling is contrary to logic and to agronomics, because it improperly attributes seeds' reproduction to farmers, rather than nature."
The soybean case is Bowman v. Monsanto Co., 11-796.
Jesse J. Holland reported on this story for AP.
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We did it you guys. The longest wait of every fall, the two weeks surrounding the Cowboys bye, are nearly over. The team sits at 7-3 having weathered, for now at least, a Tony Romo injury crisis, a defense that still isn't very good and Jerry Jones getting busted for doing some very Jerry Jones thin ... More >>
Cowboys running back Joseph Randle, he of the post-Seattle Seahawks victory underwear theft and subsequent underwear endorsement, had what can best be described as an amusing experience being booked by Frisco police. See also: Cowboy Joseph Randle Gets an Underwear Endorsement Deal for Stealing Und ... More >>
There are some obvious parallels between Ethan Couch and Josh Brent. Both got drunk and caused fatal car wrecks. Both had the means to hire talented private attorneys. Both were given offensively light sentences that sparked outrage. To most observers, that's where the similarities end. Couch is wh ... More >>
Two weeks ago Josh Brent's attorney managed to keep his client out of jail by convincing a Dallas County judge that, even though the alcohol monitor around the Dallas Cowboy's ankle had detected booze, it didn't mean Brent had actually consumed any. Court documents filed in the case today show what ... More >>
Josh Brent has managed to stay mostly out of the headlines since the blitz of media coverage that followed his indictment on intoxication manslaughter charges in the December 8 death of Cowboys teammate Jerry Brown. That changed today. Brent was back in court this morning after prosecutors said he ... More >>
After surviving the drunken-driving accident that killed his girlfriend, a local sports-talker takes his pain on the air.
Just after midnight on Tuesday, Cowboys nose tackle Jay Ratliff was driving his Ford pickup along State Highway 114 in Grapevine when police say he drunkenly crashed into an 18-wheeler, then a highway barrier. No one was injured. Ratliff, 31, refused a Breathalyzer test before bonding out of the Gr ... More >>
The Associated Press is reporting that Jerry Brown, the Cowboys practice player who died in a drunk-driving accident last month, was sober at the time of the crash. Brown's teammate, Josh Brent, had a blood-alcohol level twice the legal limit when the car he was driving crashed. The two had been par ... More >>
Late yesterday we told you about a bizarre event that popped up on Dallas' nightlife calendar: a party at the nightclub Zouk, hosted by LeBron James and apparently designed to honor Jerry Brown, the Cowboys practice-squadder who died in a drunk-driving accident. The event drew all sorts of red flag ... More >>
Jerry Brown Jr.'s life was cut short almost two weeks ago when the Mercedes driven by Josh Brent, his best friend and Cowboys teammate, veered off the highway near the former site of Texas Stadium. The two had just come from Privae, a members-only night club, where the 320-pound nose tackle drank en ... More >>
We're going streaking! For the first time in many years, the Dallas Cowboys are on a roll. After gutting out a few wins against mediocre teams, the Cowboys have now claimed back-to-back victories against AFC playoff contenders. Anything can happen in the final two games of the season, but for now ... More >>
It's impossible to understand what happens behind the scenes in the NFL. Sure, there are NFL films and Hard Knocks, but even those get filtered down and provide a minute glimpse into the heart of an NFL team. Knowing how a group of athletes handle the death of one teammate and the jailing of another ... More >>
It was the result everyone was expecting: Cowboys go on the road against an undefeated, incredibly disciplined team and get beat, exchanging a shovel for a backhoe as they try to quickly dig the grave for the 2012 season. For a while, though, it seemed as if the Gauchos might actually have a shot ... More >>
10. It took all of one play to smack you in the kisser with the fact that these were not your same ol' Stumbledoofus Cowboys. Bruised ribs and all, cornerback Terence Newman tackled Mario Manningham for a 2-yard loss after a catch on New York's first play. Against the Packers last week ... More >>
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The Cowboys are 2-1 in the preseason. They've suffered numerous injuries but only one serious (tight end John Phillips). The defense has been at times dominating. The offense has been sporadic at best. Kickers Mat McBriar and David Buehler look reliable. Add it all up and - with meanin ... More >>


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What Meal Keeps You Alive; Are Your Most Common?
- Passadumkeg Feb 18, 2009 05:55 AM
Most of us work, go to school or have worked (retired). What do you most commonly eat week nights? In our family, lots of stews and peasant soups that I make on Sunday night and reheat for easy week night suppers. But the most common, would be Hatch red chile sauce w/ diced pork for stacked enchiladas w/ a side of pinto beans and a salad. How about you, Bubba?
I'm pretty reliant on one-pot meals as a nutritional one-stop when I'm too busy to cook. While that often means red curry, adobo, gumbo or tom yum, sinigang na baboy, spareribs in a spicy sour tamarind broth, has been on repeat in my house more often than "Seinfeld." Not only is the soup really reviving in this cold weather, but I can simply throw in fresh greens with every reheated bowl so that the soup doesn't lose texture after repeated reheatings.
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Yum, sounds good.
My style of cooking and what I make haven't changed much from what it was before retiring. When time and/or how I feel require something fast and simple, stir-fry and soup are at the top of the list for fast hot meals.
I make fresh stock once or twice a month (or more), a quart or two goes in the fridge, the rest gets frozen in ice cube trays, then it's stored in a zip top bag for later use as needed.
With stock on hand, it take 15 – 20 minutes to make fresh soup. Chop up whatever meat and or vegetables you have on hand and heat it in the stock.
Pasta. It's easy, quick, comforting and goes with pretty much anything in the fridge or freezer. Plus it's cheap and it always makes a good lunch.
For me, it's stir-fry. The veggie, protein, spice/sauce combinations are endless. And how did you know they call me Bubba?
I have a deep freezer full of soups that I pull out and have almost once a week during the winter.
Our real go-to meal is homemade pizza. we have it at least once a week. I pull a frozen dough and bag of sauce out in the morning and we can get it together in just a few minutes in the evening.
And, as embarrasing as it is, our "I just can't make dinner tonight and forgot to defrost anything" meal is those morningstar chickpea patties, baked beans, mac n'cheese, and broccoli or salad. We just had it 2 nights ago...
Jungmann and Passadumkeg - i feel culinarily challenged by your "go to" dishes!
In our house our staples are risotto - great for cleaning out the veggie drawer, cheese nubs and left over meat. Pasta mixed with just about anything, and lastly grilled fish or chicken. Being in NC, I'm fortunate enough to be able to grill year round!
re: chicaraleigh
Add tacos, too. Always have pintos in the freezer.
Pasta pasta pasta! If I've dropped the ball and didn't plan or planned but didn't get started in time we have pasta. I always have frozen sauce around - pesto, bolognese, tomato veg etc. The other fall back is quesadillas/burritos. I just slap whatever's in the fridge in a tortilla and we're good to go.
My go to meal at least once every two weeks is soup. Chicken stock (from Kitchen Basics) cheese tortellini purchased in the refridgerated food aisle. Heat until pasta is cooked. Top with minced raw garlic, lemon zest, italian parsley and parmesean cheese. In my own defense, I do chop my own toppings. :)


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In the study of global warming, obtaining good data demands widely deployed, accurate, and reliable sensors for identifying and understanding the origins, sources, and fates of greenhouse gases. Sensing technologies based on tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy are starting to provide some of this critical data.
The choices for LIBS hardware are discussed in detail, particularly lasers and spectrometers, and the trade-offs between cost, size, and performance are illustrated.
An overview for those considering implementation of LIBS to solve a particular analytical problem, and an introduction for those interested in learning more about LIBS. Part I concentrates on the basics of the measurement and typical implementation.
Here, Martin Zanni explains two dimensional (2D) infrared spectroscopy, the role of lasers, and current applications, such as studying the kinetics of protein aggregation in diabetes.
Mid-infrared quantum cascade lasers, recently developed and commercialized, have unique properties that advance the analytical capabilities of IR spectroscopy in many ways. Bernhard Lendl of Vienna University of Technology in Austria explains these developments.
Although the choice of laser is still highly dependent on the application requirements, there are distinct fundamental effects attributed to the laser pulse duration that drive the ablation sampling process. Here, we explain the differences between nanosecond and femtosecond laser ablation.
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November 27, 2014
A Wood County Deputy is recovering after being attacked by two dogs Thursday evening in Pittsville. Dash Camera video of the incident has been obtained by NewsChannel 7.
According to a news release from the Sheriff's Department, a deputy attempted to stop a driver in Pittsville for a traffic violation when she drove home and went inside. The deputy made contact with the woman at her house. The deputy believed the woman was intoxicated and asked her to perform a field sobriety test, which she refused to do.
The video appears to show the officer grab the woman as she tries to duck into her house, after speaking with the deputy on her front porch. While the deputy is attempting to arrest the woman, two dogs run out of the home and begin biting the officer. The officer pulls his gun and fires two shots, inuring both dogs. One is recovering, the other had to be euthanized.
The deputy was treated for multiple dog bites at an area hospital.
According to a press release, the dogs were Pit Bulls.
The dog's owner, Cora Fuller, 48, is expected to be charged with her 4th OWI.
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Robin van Persie admits he is annoyed at missing the Netherlands' final group game against Chile through suspension.
The blow has been softened by the fact that Louis van Gaal's charges are already safely through to the knockout stages but the Manchester United striker is still disappointed to have to wait for an opportunity to add to his three-goal haul in Brazil.
Van Persie smashed in an equaliser against Australia during a hard-fought 3-2 win after bagging a fine brace in the 5-1 mauling of Spain.
When asked about his leveller against the Socceroos, he told FIFA.com: "That was the goal that got us back into the game. It was important. I knew we had to get one and, preferably, as quickly as possible. As soon as I scored, I had a good feeling again that we could win it. Especially from my point of view, I wanted it extra badly because I knew I wouldn't be in the team for the next match. I'm annoyed about that."
Australia provided a stern test for an unchanged team still buoyant after the sensational opening game in Group B.
"The main thing is that we are through," he explained. "I don't think anyone expected that [so early on] and it's a very nice situation for us to be in."
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