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Chacarero v. Zo: drug of choice?
- StevieC Dec 16, 2009 05:59 AM
The infamous Chacarero sandwiches (I prefer the meat, but the chicken is also good) are very, very good. No debate there. Outstanding, even, in their quality and simplicity. But I think they have been dethroned by Zo's original gyro as my downtown sandwich drug of choice. (Sam LaGrassa's roast beef gets honorable mention). I get in the mood for Chacarero; I physically NEED Zo's gyro. Weekly. Sometimes twice weekly. (??). When I finish one, I temper my disappointment that the experience is over by carefully plotting when I will get the next one. It is flatbread wrapped crack. When they first opened, they had some over-seasoning issues with the pork, but that has been resolved. There are only five ingredients; each is of the highest quality and each is perfectly proportioned to the other. I had one yesterday and after writing this I might have to get another one today.
I hope others feel the same way. Zo seems to be doing good business, but if they closed for any reason I really don't know what I would do.
"prefer the meat, but the chicken is also good"
Aren't they both meat? :)
Anyhoo, I feel the need to go to Zo more often, although when I get a hankering for Chacarero nothing else will do. Another plus of the big C is that if it is too crowded I can always take a look at what's going on over at LaGrassa which I also really like.
re: jgg13
Chicken is meat?!!?? :-) I meant beef.
One aspect of Zo that can be hit or miss is if you want to eat in. Limited seating, distracting mirrors, and an opening and closing door in cold weather do not make it the best experience. I have solved that by getting it to go and walking across Center Plaza to One Beacon, where you can take the escalators down and just eat at the cafeteria tables they have.
They're both unique, both enviable options to have Downtown. I'm more inclined to take Chacarero for granted, since it has been around longer (I think I prefer the chicken to the beef as slightly less likely to induce a food coma).
But I was really excited by pork gyros at Zo this year (and grateful to Chowhounds for clueing me into what had happened with the old Mediterraneo): it's the most popular style of gyros in Greece, and you almost never see it in the States, certainly nowhere else in Greater Boston. I was excited about pulling jury duty across the parking lot from Zo, as I knew what I was getting for lunch.
So no, I'm not choosing, but they're both among my favorite sandwiches in town.
You guys aren't making this easy. Chacarero, Lagrassa, and Zo's are 3 of my favorite lunch spot. They are in that order of distance from my office. We cater from La Grassa's but if a week or so goes by without, I need a fix.. Same with a bbq beef at Chac's or Zo.
fyi, Zo was closed for a good period. They were originally in Filene's on Washington St and were displaced when the building was gutted..as was Chac's. Chac's got on their feet quicker.
You really can't go wrong with any of them.
re: 9lives
My only issue with LaGrassa is how big the sandwiches are. That complaint isn't quite what you think, as I'm not one to complain about "disgustingly large portions" or anything, but rather that means that the price points are higher as well. Ya go and get one of their chipotle reubens and a drink and it's 13-14 bucks. Yipes.
On the flip side, I don't always have to eat dinner when I have lunch there, so I suppose it works out :)
I Zo it more often because it's closer to work and I like the vegetarian sandwiches and the spinach pies too. But I probably swing by Chacarero at least twice a month (chicken for me) Yum yum.
re: BoDubya
Due to the cold, I stopped at Falafel King instead of Zo. I'd been before but maybe I caught them on a bad day, The beef was not up to what I'd remembered and not up Zo.
I'll chalk FK to having a bad day and revisit but they didn't do it for me today.
Addiction is pretty accurate. If I don't have Chacarero at least once a week, it gets pretty ugly. The other two must have's are Umberto, and La Grassa. I do like Zo, and it is nearby, but I'd put them in the "recreational" category, along with Cafe Latino, Al's and Falafel King. They're places I return to, and like, but I'm not going to get the sweats and night terrors if I go for a while between fixes.
re: nsenada
Nope, with me Zo ranks with Chacarero and Sam LaGrassa as sandwich addictions. And some of us from the office are doing a bahn mi field trip to Chinatown tomorrow, woohoo! Downtown is truly blessed with sammie options.
re: marais
Forgot about banh mi - I'd add 163 Vietnamese Sandwich's barbecue beef to my list of non-addicting but great sandwiches. Though as I type this, I'm craving one rather desperately right now.
re: Bob Dobalina
How does Zo compare to Steve's Greek? I love the homemade chips that Steve's has despite the small portion.
re: robertlf
Up until the day I tried Zo, Steve's was my hands down favorite Gyro in Boston (I have not tried the Farm Grill yet, but everyone raves about it), their bread was the freshest in my opinion, which makes a big difference. But one trip to Zo's and Steve's was knocked out of the box (and I told the people working their just that), Zo is the new king of Gyros (in my opinion of course)
I love that four of my favorite sandwiche (a food type I am passionate about) joints are represented in this thread. Just discovered Zo 2 weeks ago, and cannot stop thinking about the pork gyro! Love Chaceraro, but really prefer the more flavorful offerings of the Falafal king....and Lagrasses is simply legendary. 3 weeks ago, I was saying the King had the best sandwich in town with the King Special w/ hot sauce, but he was toppled by Zo.......the tjajici is about the best I have had, and the fact that they DICE the onions is HUGE
I worked across the street from the original Chac and Mediterreneo for a couple years and did each at least once a week regularly. I'd be hard pressed to choose a favorite. As someone else said, once you get a hankering for Chac, nothing else will do. I'm glad they both relocated successfully. I went to Zo's a few months ago and it seemed even better than before. I'm not downtown as often anymore, but I make a point to go to one or the other when I can. Falafel King and eggplant parm on focaccia from Viga rounded out most of the lunch rotation many weeks. I like Sam's LaGrassa's, but never went there regularly, finding the prices and huge portions off-putting.
re: CreativeFoodie42
Until they started giving out little cups of their hot sauce, I was never able to get Chac to *stop* holding back on the hot sauce. Of course, once I was able to slather my sandwich in the stuff I realized that it ruined the balance of the sandwich itself and just went back to asking for "extra, extra hot" (or sometimes just "extra hot" as the former just sounds goofy)
re: Blumie
I made it to Zo, the cold notwithstanding, and was rewarded with a delicious lunch. So please don't allow these comments to detract from the fact that a Zo gyro is an excellent sandwich. Also, please recognize that I am reaching these conclusions based on a single sampling, and my views could evolve with more experience.
First, as good as the Zo gyro was, I still prefer Chacarero. I find the Chacarero to be a more delicately balanced sandwich. Both will be in my rotation, but the Chac will still be my go-to place.
Second, the Farm Grille beef and lamb gyro is still my favorite Boston-area gyro. I prefer its beefier flavor to Zo's pork. (Note that the Farm Grille gyro can be inconsistent. Sometimes I get beautifully moist meat, other times disappointingly dry meat.) The nice thing, though, is that I don't have to choose between the two: when I'm in town, I'll choose Zo, and when I'm in MetroWest, I'll choose Farm Grille.
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Totally agree on Farm Grille vs. Zo. The reason I prefer Farm Grille to Zo is that Farm Grille's gyro is way worse for you, and you can taste it. I love the crispy, juicy bits of fat in a Farm Grille gyro. I also suspect that Zo uses reduced fat yoghurt. That typed, I do really like Zo's gyro's, and they are the best in the financial district.
I also really like the Kebab House's chicken kofte sandwich. I was addicted to that for a while, and may go back to it.
re: nsenada
Yes they do use low fat yoghurt (I have a menu in my cube), which surprised me because it tastes so damn good. I think because I am used to pizza shop, pre-made tjajici that is more mayo than yogurt, and really, really awful.
they are all good choices but i'm partial to zo. the tender rotisserie pork, juicy tomato, sharp red onion, fresh parsley, and creamy tzatziki in the original gyro is a winning combination. the flatbread is nice and fresh and holds up well without becoming limp and soggy. my only complaint is that the meat can be a little too salty at times
How does Zo compare with Esperia in Brighton center?
I have jury duty on the 6th and am looking for a lunch spot. Right now i am torn between Zo and Cafe Latino. I have wanted to try both for the longest time but have never had the chance to make it downtown.
Cafe Latino
2 Center Plz, Boston, MA 02108
re: hynespb
Cafe Latino was another place I'd overlooked till it was discussed here (walked right by it several times on my way to Zo), and it too is very fine (I reviewed both for The Phoenix), notably for the pernil asado. But given that Zo is the only place I've found locally that does pork gyros, I'd give that sandwich the nod. That pernil plate will put you to sleep!
Cafe Latino
2 Center Plz, Boston, MA 02108
re: hynespb
why not have both? you could get a gyro at zo and then pick up a rice plate at cafe latino for later
re: galangatron
I like the way you think..:)
I used to have a coworker and we'd go halvies on lunch sandwiches,
Chac and a gyro....chac and an SLG pastrami
re: hynespb
Of course if you get picked for the jury, you'll have plenty of time to sample both. ;)
re: Bob Dobalina
Love Zo but have been dying to give Cafe Latino a try and planning to go this week or next. I miss the food in PR and hope they won't disappoint.
My fave gyros at Zo is the mix meat (half pork-half chicken) the pork can be salty at times and the chicken gives it a nice balance. Since I have to drive up from the south shore, I buy some for later-soggy or not it's all good.
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We are fans of SEIA, the Solar Energy Industry Association, as we believe that they do important work lobbying on behalf of solar in Washington, D.C. But a blog post by Chet Henry over at Red, Green & Blue titled, "Who has the best job in solar? Bet it's not you," (h/t SolarWakeup) had us spewing our coffee in disbelief—they are paying him what???
It turns out that SEIA is paying its President/CEO, Rhone Resch, $786,000 per year—to say nothing of a gym membership and guaranteed first class air travel. Say what?
Now this is not an attack on Mr. Resch, whom I respect. But seriously, SEIA, what the heck are you doing? Julia Hamm, who heads up SEPA, the Solar Electric Power Association (which tries to get electric utilities to adopt solar-friendly policies) gets paid roughly a third of Resch, at $286,000. Sorry, but there is no way Resch is worth three times what Hamm is. Worse still, according to the blog post, SEIA's records reveal three other executive women at SEIA, none of whom makes more than a third of what Resch makes.
Frankly, we have been concerned for some time about SEIA's dues structure which is disproportionately high for small revenue solar companies, and is one of the chief reasons that 80% of solar companies aren't members. Indeed, we are no longer members as it simply didn't seem like a worthwhile investment for our all too finite capital. Dumping nearly 800 G's into one man's salary, however, is no way to say to small installation companies, "we represent you and want you to participate."
SEIA has noted that there are more than 140,000 people in this country working in the solar industry. I wonder how many of them are getting paid what SEIA is paying its President? SEIA has said that there are more than 5,000 solar companies in this country. I wonder how many of their President/CEOs are getting paid anywhere near what SEIA is paying its CEO?
I simply don't buy the notion that you need to pay someone that kind of salary to attract the talent needed to do the job. After all, Ms. Hamm has to hobnob with the heads of IOUs who make 10 times as much as she does, but she can do it for nearly half a million dollars less than SEIA is paying out.
Time for reform at SEIA.
Thanks to our friend Yann over at SolarWakeup.com we came across this great infographic summarizing the State of U.S. Solar in 2013 and we thought we would share that with our readers along with our observations.
The folks at Greentech Media Research and the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA) compiled the report summarizing the State of Solar in the US, and you can download the Executive Summary here. Yet it is their infographic that really fired our imagination.
The graphic notes that "a solar system is installed every four minutes" in the U.S. which is a pretty amazing stat.
We have an even more amazing stat to share that will be part of our new website roll-out this January. While you wait, take a guess: If 2% of the households in America that wanted solar, added solar in 2014, how fast would that be?
Even as other markets around the country grow, California still leads the way. So let's grow it even faster - how about allocating some of those AB 32 auction funds to refreshing the solar rebate programs around the state - particularly for non-profits?
Despite our progress - 12 GW of total solar capacity installed - we have a long way to go to displace coal. According to the U.S. EIA, as of 2012 there were 310 GW of coal capacity installed, making solar just 3.8% of coal's share.
The U.S. will hit 13% of global solar installations - a 30-year high - by the end of this year and that share will grow over the next four years.
Of course, we invented this technology, we have abundant insolation resources and the people overwhelmingly want it - so all we need are the proper policies.
As we wrap up 2013 and head into a bright new year, let's hope that we can push back the naysayers and the "not-so-smart ALECs" of the world and propel solar to reach its rightful dominance.
The good folks over at the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA) are all too aware of the threat facing the solar industry from utility attacks and they are fighting back - with facts about the industry and its importance. Here's our take.
Nowhere is the solar industry more vital than right here in California. Indeed, if California were its own country, it would rank 7th in installed solar capacity worldwide, higher than our overall economic rank of ninth in the world.
To help mobilize our supporters, SEIA sent out a press release with some important facts and with some useful action items. (If you are in a hurry, just skip to the Action Items!)
First, here's the presser:
It's official: for the third year in a row, solar is the fastest growing energy source in America. Released today, the SEIA and GTM Research report U.S. Solar Market Insight: 2012 Year-in-Review reveals that the U.S. solar market grew by 76% in 2012.
But what does that mean for California?
California continues to lead the U.S. in solar energy installations thanks to declining system prices and the state's "net metering" policy that gives customers fair credit on their bills for the electricity they generate. California was responsible for nearly one-third of the nation's solar installations last year. More than 1,000 megawatts (MW) of solar was added to the state's power grid in 2012, a 44 percent increase over 2011. This is the first time any state eclipsed the 1,000 MW mark.
More than 40,000 Californians are currently employed in the solar industry, many in positions related to the installation and maintenance of net-metered residential and commercial solar systems.
The good news doesn't end there:
- Solar creates jobs: Every second of the work day, more than two solar panels are installed by a solar worker on American soil. Today, solar employs 119,000 total workers in the U.S.
- Solar powers homes: There is now more than 7.7 gigawatts of cumulative solar electric capacity installed in the U.S., enough to power more than 1.2 million American households.
- Solar drives our economy: In 2012, new U.S. solar installations were valued at $11.5 billion – more than double the $5.5 billion value of installations in 2010.
This is the effect of smart policy, innovation, and competition.
So what can we expect from solar in California in 2013? The industry can continue its rapid growth if policies like net metering are protected, allowing new developments to flourish in the state. Unfortunately, as solar gets cheaper and more accessible, many utility companies see it as a threat to their 100-year old business model. Some California utilities claim that distributed solar generation shifts costs to other customers, when in reality a recent study showed that it provides net benefits to lower all customers' costs by more than $92 million.
We're fighting back. Allowing customers to net meter is critical to making solar an economically-viable option for most homeowners.
So here are two things to do RIGHT NOW:
Join our Thunderclap, so that we can all say with one voice that we Fight for #SolarInsight!
Sign this petition today and call on the California Public Utility Commission to protect California's 40,000 solar jobs and leading solar energy industry.
More will be needed over time to preserve the industry we have all worked so hard to build - but please, add your voice to the mix. Thanks!
UPDATE: After apparently getting beaten about the head and shoulders for the stupid comments linked to below, Fox News published the following, grudging, correction:
But I incorrectly stated that the chief difference between the U.S. and Germany's success with solar installations had to do with climate differences on a "Fox and Friends" appearance on Feb. 7. In fact, the difference come down more to subsidies and political priorities and has nothing to with sunshine.
Wow - even in conceding error the Fox reporter makes it sound snarky - to say nothing of her garbled syntax. But at least it is a start - too bad it wasn't done on air.
Those silly kids over at Fox & Friends really went on a rant against solar the other day and capped it off by asserting that the German solar industry does so much better than ours here in the U.S. because, after all, Germany gets so much more sun that we do in the States. Here's the clip (courtesy SEIA):
Not surprisingly, there are lots of problems with this report and the folks at SEIA asked us to respond. We decided to take a somewhat light-hearted approach - here's our email to Fox & Friends:
Hi Folks -
By now I assume everyone with access to an atlas has fact-checked you on the relative amounts of solar insolation between Germany (very, very low) and the US (awesome!) so I will skip over that.
And I will let my tens of thousands of colleagues in solar companies east of the Mississippi fact-check you about the booming solar market in New Jersey and other "dark" (not really, not so much) states.
Instead, let me share with you two videos from installs that we did last year. The first is at a school that has been here in Pasadena for 100 years – I think their enthusiasm for the value that solar adds to their educational mission, as well as their bottom line, is quite informative:
The second video involves, literally, "a little old lady from Pasadena." From what I could tell, Rachel is probably one of your viewers. I suspect she would have been surprised to hear your report:
Thank you for your time.
Jim Jenal
If you would like to join in the fun and help educate Fox & Friends about the true value of solar and its not so "dim" future, here's an email address for you.
You can visit SEIA's response page here. Or check out this nice bit of fact-checking over at the Maddow blog.
UPDATE - We are starting to see "news" articles that seem to be following the ALEC playbook, including one from the AP bemoaning the carbon footprint of solar modules, particularly once you considered disposal of associated hazardous waste. But not so fast, says this piece which offers a contextual rebuttal.
The ultra-conservative American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) - the organization that brought you the much maligned "stand your ground laws" - has trained its guns on another vulnerable target: economic support for renewable energy. Now it is up to the supporters of a clean energy future to push back against ALEC's concerted campaign of "subversion" against renewables.
We have written before about the PR problems facing the solar industry, a problem that continues to this day. However, we are starting to see that this problem isn't simply the fault of misinformed or lazy reporters. To the contrary, it now appears that there is an orchestrated campaign underway with the expressed intent of denigrating the entire renewable energy industry - and the spearhead of that campaign is ALEC.
ALEC's mission - funded by such dirty energy sources as Exxon Mobil and the Koch brothers - is to develop conservative legislation for adoption by state legislatures around the country. Although generally unknown to the public, ALEC has had considerable success pushing its conservative agenda, which now includes climate change denial. Not content with promoting "model" legislation that would roll back Renewable Portfolio Standards, ALEC is now looking to create a national organization devoted to making the wind industry in particular - and potentially all renewables in general - unacceptable to the public, and thus to policy makers.
The Guardian newspaper got a copy of an ALEC internal memo that laid out their ultimate goal:
Cause subversion in message of industry so that it effectively becomes so bad no one wants to admit in public they are for it (much like wind has done to coal, by turning green to black and clean to dirty).
Ultimate Goal: Change policy direction based on the message.
While it may be true that the present target of ALEC's efforts is the wind industry, one need not be a visionary to realize that if they can succeed there the solar industry will be next. And while the Orwellian prospect of "turning green to black and clean to dirty" might seem like an unlikely goal, these types of "big-lie" campaigns have been successful in the past. Indeed, the failure to take meaningful national action on Climate Change is at least in part attributable to the tactics of the Heartland Institute, coincidentally one of the co-conspirators on this scheme with ALEC.
So how do we fight back? Here are a number of ways:
Without a doubt the folks supporting ALEC have more money for this fight than does the renewable energy industry. But we have the people on our side with more than 90% of the American electorate supportive of solar and other forms of clean, green energy. Let this be our wake-up call - we are making strides and our opponents have noticed and are now fighting back. As has been noted before, "First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win."
It's winning time!
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The Bruichladdich distillery is Islay's most radical and its innovative practices have brought to bear over 130 different whiskies since the new ownership took the helm at the turn of the millennium; by no means is this your traditional, old fashioned Islay Scotch distiller.
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It's interesting, and wonderful, to be in the company of whisky lovers. The air full of the bonhomie and personality that make a whisky show such great fun. There's also a common trait amongst the enthusiasts; an ingrained appreciation for life's small luxuries and, ultimately, the understanding that life's luxuries all take time to reach fruition, and take time still to enjoy fully. Without getting too "zen" about it all, it can be very satisfying to allow yourself to slow down and relax once in a while, and it is this strange "enlightenment" (too far?) that poses as a very fitting metaphor in James Graham's latest play, The Whisky Taster. With a demanding London as a bustling backcloth, Graham's narrative follows Nicola and Barney, both marketing professionals, attempting to boost sales of a vodka brand. Nicola, played by Kate O'Flynn, embodies the extroverted, fearless saleswoman persona. Samuel Barnett's Barney is her polar opposite, whose shy reticence is compensated by the double-edge blade of his synaesthesia: a condition whereby sensory observations manifest themselves as colours.
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There is an absolutely huge kerfuffle going on in the mainstream press at the moment about the hot new release of the first English whisky in over 100 years from St George's distillery in Norfolk…
We visited the distillery in September and met with Managing Director Andrew Nelstrop. We've got a few juicy exclusives, photos and insights to share with you lucky, lucky people.
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My sons, ages 12 and 7, are experts at the art of negotiating with wishy-washy parents.
I, on the other hand, grew up with an old-school Southern daddy whose only moments of indecision came when selecting which belt to use to polish my fanny.
"Daddy," I would muse but never say, "I think Mom's woven cotton belt — the one with the buttercup embroidery — would be an excellent choice for you today. No need to wear out your good leather belt."
And he wondered why we always bought him Sansabelt slacks for Christmas.
With no corporal punishment to worry about, my boys are always looking for ways to needle their mom and me until they get something they want. For example, my 7-year-old son wanted a cookie last Sunday at Hamilton Place.
We agreed, and then he immediately moved the goalpost to discuss whether we would purchase the cookie "now or later." With that settled — in favor of "now," of course — negotiations shifted to whether he would get a large cookie or merely a medium one.
My older son, meanwhile, has recently been locked in long-term negotiations with his mother that would make Middle East peace talks look like child's play.
For about the last five years, he has wanted to get a first-person shooter game for his Xbox and/or Playstation. His mother and I have staunchly refused because, well, that's what suburban parents do, we staunchly refuse any questionable activity until logic melts away our resolve like cotton candy in a rainstorm.
My son's situation was shot through with irony. His grandparents operate a gun club; his mother is a former world-class trap shooter; and my son himself has an arsenal of Airsoft BB rifles and tactical gear that he uses to simulate guerrilla warfare at a local paintball emporium. At this point, to suggest that a cartoon video game would ruin his 12-year-old brain is a bit preposterous.
Still, when confronted with his most recent plea, my wife offered a settlement that she was sure he would refuse. She proposed that he write a long, detailed essay laying out his reasons for why he should be allowed to purchase — with his own money — a shooter game for his Playstation.
To her surprise he said, "OK."
Then he promptly retired to his room to answer — in double-spaced type — the question: Is "Call of Duty: Ghosts" appropriate for me?
A few days later he emerged with a passable first draft filled with research on video game violence, a spirited defense of his powers of discernment and a binding code of conduct that he promised to abide by if we would only let him buy "Call of Duty: Ghosts" as soon as possible.
Here's a paragraph lifted straight from the essay: "Common Sense Media states that out of 37 parent reviews of the game, most parents agreed the average age kid they would give the game to is a mature 12-year-old. In my opinion, I think we should make a family contract stating that if I use a cuss word then the game will be taken away. If I exhibit any acts of violence that are influenced by the game, I will lose the game. During summer, I must do one hour of math to be allowed to play for an hour. During the school year, I can play only on weekends. I will not be allowed to play if my grades are down, but can earn the privilege back when I pull my grades up."
I panicked and pulled out my red, copy-editor's pen. Not so fast, buddy.
"I have some questions and corrections for you," I said, confident I could string this out indefinitely. "I'd like you to research why experts think video games can be dangerous, and what you think about this theory."
"OK," he said flatly, taking back his rough draft and returning to his room.
His next draft contained this new paragraph, among others: "Some video game critics say violent video games are the cause of teenage massacres and shootings. Research shows that some of the shooters didn't play video games, so the games can't be the only cause of the problem. So, I think that the events occurred because of bullying and family problems.
"In my opinion the parents and the rule-setters might be partially at fault. Maybe the adults did not take the right precautions and talk to the kid about how the game is fake and nothing in the games are supposed to be recreated. 'Call of Duty: Ghosts' is a fine game for me to play because I have been taught to make good decisions and will make the right choices."
At this point, I gave up.
As a last ditch, his mom promised to hold him to the "contract," requiring an hour of algebra prep for every hour of video game play. OK, he said, retiring to a room again, this time to work on math.
In the days since, he has played his new game a few times, but shows no signs of obsession. Honestly, he'd rather be outside zinging a lacrosse ball into a cyclone fence.
Sometimes as a parent you wonder if you're doing the right things for your kids.
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How He Stood – Season 2 Episode 2
When you're troubled by dreams, and finding it difficult to sleep, is it possible that the nightmare belongs to someone other than you? The darkness of a room is illuminating when compared to the blackened recesses hidden in the human mind. Throughout our lives we encounter strange and difficult personal situations which, dependant upon our responses, can either cripple our minds or lighten our souls. If there was ever a time to make recompense for our iniquities, that time is now, even if Time and Reality are simply transient illusions.
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Tags: alternate reality, awareness, dreams, fear, nightmares, psychic


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Wish they would get together on their numbers of illegals. Ad in Guatemala said there would be 65,000 that needed help getting here. This article says between 23,000 and 47,000 come each year. I saw an article that said 300,000 had come here since April. Another said 95,000 had come. Is this Common Core counting? Would be better if NONE got through. Send their brown butts back to where they came from.
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This is an excellent article which could actually penetrate the bubbleheads of moonbats. I recommend distributing it widely.And there´s a very fine point made here:...mockery and derision are what one turns to when the opposition is clearly and inarguably in the right.Must read.
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Right now immigration, both illegal and legal, is the greatest source of new socialist oriented Democrat voters to keep the liberal Democrats in power, and for the Republicans it means an unlimited flow of cheap labor to keep wages as low as possible. That´s the way ordinary Americans should think of immigration because for the most part there is nothing in it for themselves.
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text: At 09:51 AM 1/9/99 -0600, you wrote: >I am going to try and make my first batch of soap. (sometime soon I hope) Wonderful! It is great fun! > Lavender ( this is very good for acne and since I have teenagers...) >So I am going to use real Lavender flowers. Do I use the animal fat or >vegetable? Every fat has characteristics which will affect the soap. There is super good information about how each oil impacts the quality of the soap in the book "The Soapmaker's Companion" by Susan Miller Cavitch. If you are only going to buy one soap making book, in my opionion this is the one to get. I make between 60 and 100 pounds of soap a month and I use this book a lot. In my opinion, soap should be 75% vegetable fat and 25% animal fat. The all vegetable bars are often brittle. A lot of people make all vegetable bars which are very nice. But as a *personal* preference, I like the blends the best. >Or... >Does anyone have a recipe for this using and leaving in the Lavender >flowers? > >The one bar I had was a brown color. I have gotten others but they were >either whitish or greenish colored and do not work as well. Generally speaking, natural red colorants are unstable in basic conditions. Lavender flowers turn brown in soap. As a matter of fact most natural things added to soap turn brown due to the very strong basic nature of raw soap. To minimize the "cooking" that happens, go to a pretty heavy trace, and put in your additives then, right before the soap goes into the mold. The pH of the soap is still very high so it will still react, but I think it is less than just going to a light trace. > >Could aloe be used in this? I have a lovely soap (that sells very well) that has oatmeal, calendula petals, and aloe vera gel in it. Again, I go to a heavy trace and then pour in the additives. A hint: get a small bowl and mix all of your addatives together. If you wish, you can temper the additives by ladleing in a small amount of soap into the bowl and mixing well with the additives, then adding to the soap - but I find that sometimes the mixture sets up in the bowl. I have found that if I mix the additives together, I can just slowly add to the soap mixing in well. I haven't had any clumping of additives or seizing since I started doing this. I'd love to hear from other soap makers what natural additives they use for color and other qualities! Baroness Leonora Master Healer to the Crown of the Outlands Practice random acts of intelligence & senseless acts of self-control. ============================================================================ Go to http://lists.ansteorra.org/lists.html to perform mailing list tasks.