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Today on Perspectives, Pope Francis' weekly general audience, the Patriarchs of the eastern Churches travel to the United Nations, the Maronite Church celebrates Liturgy at the CCCB Plenary and the CNEWA Canada board meets in Beaupre at the Plenary Assembly.
Perspectives Daily – The Bishops of Canada Look to the Middle East
Perspectives Daily – Cardinal Archbishop of Havana Addresses Canadian Bishops
Today on Perspectives, day two of the 2014 CCCB Plenary Assembly featuring the day's activities, interviews with Cardinal Archbishop of Havana, the Papal Nuncio to Canada, and a look back at events from this past weekend here in Quebec.
Perspectives Daily – New Papal Nuncio Addresses Canadian Bishops
Today on Perspectives, day one of the 2014 Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops Plenary Assembly, with messages from the president of the conference and the Papal Nuncio. We also take a look at the 350th anniversary celebrations of Notre-Dame de Quebec.
Ukrainian Patriarch encourages bishops to speak with courage
Photo: Archbishop Richard Smith, President of the CCCB (left) and Archbishop Paul-André Durocher, Vice-President of the CCCB (center) stand and applaud Beatitude Shevchuk at the conclusion of his address at the 2012 Plenary Assembly.
On Tuesday morning at the Plenary Assembly of the Canadian Bishops, His Beatitude Sviatoslav Shevchuk, Major Archbishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Church, spoke about the solidarity between the Canadian and Ukrainian churches, the first Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Church that was held in Canada earlier this month, and the need to speak the truth of the Gospel in the public and political arena with courage and confidence. The full address appears here:
Your Eminences,
Your Excellencies,
Dear Brother Bishops of Canada,
This is for me a particular privilege and honour to be among you, as Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, the largest of the Eastern Churches in the Catholic communion. Only 20 years ago this was the so-called "Silent" Church of Martyrs, called to witness to Christ in the Soviet Union, both secretly in the catacombs as well as openly in defiance of the atheist communist regime. Our Church today is experiencing a period of resurrection. Fully embracing its identity of being "Orthodox in faith and Catholic in love" we are aware of our role in allowing the Catholic Church to breathe with both its lungs, East and West.
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Canada's bishops converge on Sainte-Adèle
Salt + Light Television will be providing live daily coverage of the 2012 Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) Plenary Assembly in Sainte-Adèle, Quebec from September 24-28.
The Plenary Assembly brings together Catholic bishops from across Canada — some 80 in number — to review pastoral initiatives, receive annual reports as well as share their experiences and insights on the life of the Church and society.
Coverage of the annual Plenary Assembly will include daily liturgical celebrations as well as the daily press briefing. In addition, Salt + Light will broadcast the annual report of the CCCB President, Most Rev. Richard Smith, Archbishop of Edmonton.
The full broadcast schedule is published below. Broadcast times are subject to change.
Monday, Sept. 24
9:00 am ET / 6:00 am PT: LIVE Opening Mass from Sainte-Adèle
10:15 am ET / 7:15 am PT: LIVE Welcome & Opening of CCCB Plenary
5:15 pm ET / 2:15 pm PT: LIVE Day 1 Press Briefing
7:00 pm ET / 4:00 pm PT: Perspectives
Tuesday, Sept. 25
7:30 am ET / 4:30 am PT: LIVE Daily Mass from Sainte-Adèle
5:15 pm ET / 2:15 pm PT: LIVE Day 2 Press Briefing
7:00 pm ET / 4:00 pm PT: Perspectives
Wednesday, Sept. 26
7:30 am ET / 4:30 am PT: LIVE Daily Mass from Sainte-Adèle
5:45 pm ET / 2:45 pm PT: LIVE Day 3 Press Briefing
7:00 pm ET / 4:00 pm PT: Perspectives
Thursday, Sept. 27
7:00 am ET / 4:00 am PT: LIVE Celebration of the Divine Liturgy, marking the 100th anniversary of the arrival of the first Ukrainian Catholic Bishop appointed to Canada
4:45 pm ET / 1:45 pm PT: LIVE Day 4 Press Briefing
7:00 pm ET / 4:00 pm PT: Perspectives
Friday, Sept. 28
7:30 am ET / 4:50 am PT: LIVE Daily Mass from Sainte-Adèle
9:00 am ET / 6:00 am PT: LIVE Day 5 of Plenary Activities (Closing remarks from CCCB President Archbishop Richard Smith)
12:00 pm ET / 9:00 am PT: LIVE Day 5 Press Briefing
Canadian bishops encourage parliamentary debate on human life
The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) issued a statement earlier today concerning Motion 312. The motion seeks to re-examine the question of when human life should be recognized under the law. The statement, signed by CCCB president Archbishop Richard Smith, is published below.
Later this month, on September 21, Members of Parliament will continue debate on Motion 312, proposed by Mr. Stephen Woodworth, MP. A few days later, on September 26, they are scheduled to vote on the motion. It calls for the House of Commons to form a special committee which would review a statement in the Criminal Code of Canada that "a child becomes a human being only at the moment of complete birth." Article 223 (1) of the Code reads: "A child becomes a human being within the meaning of this Act when it has completely proceeded, in a living state, from the body of its mother." The official and complete text of Motion 312 is found on the website of the Parliament of Canada.
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Words Made Flesh – Biblical Reflections for Year B
Looking for an ideal gift to give? Perhaps you're an avid reader! Salt and Light Catholic Media Foundation has the perfect book for you and yours.
Many will know our CEO, Fr. Thomas Rosica, CSB to be a renowned, trusted scholar and teacher of the Bible. Fr. Rosica has just released a new book entitled, Words Made Flesh. This book comes following a successful and enlightening three-year term with ZENIT news service, where he published many scriptural reflections based on Sundays in the three-year liturgical cycle. The book was published in partnership with the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops.
His reflections for each Sunday of the liturgical cycle were not only a popular read with ZENIT but with readers from across the globe. Many have embraced Fr. Rosica's calling and his positive message about the faith and the universal Catholic Church.
This book is a great resource for bishops, priests and deacons who may need a resource while preparing for their homilies. Words Made Flesh is definitely a book for students and teachers as well. All in all, it will nourish the faith of every person who comes to Mass and for those who are homebound.
Words Made Flesh is a phenomenal resource for everyone, particularly those who bring Communion to the Sick. More than that, this book presents the meaning of the readings, often using insights from Pope Benedict and many saints in the Catholic Church.
Many accolades continue to pour in for Fr. Rosica's newly released book. Many dignitaries, including Bishop John Corriveau and Sr. Anne Anderson have said,
"The scripture readings for the Sunday Liturgy are God's privileged Word to the contemporary Church throughout the world. In Words Made Flesh, Father Thomas Rosica situates his expert commentary on the Word of God within the lived experience of Church reflected in Papal documents and Christian spirituality."
+John Corriveau, OFMCap.
Bishop of Nelson
"Father Thomas Rosica CSB uses his Biblical expertise, knowledge and love of the land of the Bible to offer biblical reflections based on the weekly readings of the Liturgical Year. His work never fails to instruct, inspire and invite the reader into a deeper relationship with the Work of God."
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Toronto, ON
Words Made Flesh: Biblical Reflections for Year B is now on sale for $26.95. To purchase your very own copy, visit S+L's online store. Stay tuned for more details on Volumes 1 and 3 of Words Made Flesh, which are slated to be published later this year. As always, we thank you for your continued support.
CCCB – Letter & Report on Solidarity Mission to Haiti
Archbishops Richard Smith of Edmonton and Paul-Andre Durocher, President and Vice-President respectively for the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, have released a letter to Canadian bishops, outlining their recent solidarity mission to Haiti from Dec. 14 – 21, 2011.
Furthermore, the CCCB has compiled a complete report titled, "Challenges and Opportunities in the Reconstruction of Haiti: Summary of Observations." In this nine-page report are detailed observations concerning the work by the Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace in Haiti.
Archbishop Richard Smith's letter to the Canadian bishops reads as follows:
Dear brother Bishops, 12 January 2012
Last month, Archbishop Paul-Andre Durocher, Vice President of our Conference, and I were part of a solidarity mission to Haiti. In light of that experience, and in view of the continuing challenges and opportunities in that country, I am forwarding to you the enclosed observations intended for the reflection and discussion of all Canadian Catholics. The observations note that the earthquake which struck Haiti two years ago today was met with an outpouring of national coherence and with a swell of international solidarity and concern, all of which are slowly but evidently changing the country.
As Christians, we now have a unique and urgent opportunity to follow through. To user the words of Pope Benedict XVI from his 1 January 2012 Message for the World Day of Peace,
"In order to be true peacemakers, we must educate ourselves in compassion, solidarity, working together, fraternity, in being active within the community and concerned to raise awareness about national and international issues and the importance of seeking adequate mechanisms for the redistribution of wealth, the promotion of growth, cooperation for development and conflict resolution."
At the same time that our Executive Committee and Permanent Council will be discussing what follow-up our Conference might do to assist Haiti, I invite you, and through you all Catholics in our country, also to reflect on what more can be done.
Reconstruction in Haiti means building up individual hearts and spirits, rejuvenating communities and municipalities, repairing its social fabric, transforming society and renewing the State, including educating its citizens in their responsibilities and rights. There are any number of major projects there that Canadian Catholics can and should support: the immediate urgency of permanent housing needed to resettle 600,000 people still living in tents and make-shift shelters; current and long-term needs for education and health care, job creation and agricultural renewal; continued support for the ongoing efforts of the Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace in collaboration with the other members of Caritas Internationalis.
Most of all, however, we can all use this moment to learn from Haitians themselves. As solidarity visitors, we came home so encouraged, enriched and inspired by the vision, hope and determination we witnessed day after day. Taking up again the words and insights of the Holy Father in his message for the World Day of Peace, we can say our experience showed us how solidarity and peace are not merely "a task to be undertaken" but "a gift to be received."
I would invite you to find way to convey to Catholics and all Canadians deep appreciation for responding in an outpouring of love toward Haiti. The enclosed observations are intended in part to show how their prayers, volunteer work and donations are making a tremendous difference. Haitians told us again and again of their gratitude to Canadians for such generosity and friendship. As one said so eloquently, "Canadians are walking with us."
Fraternally in Our Lord,
+ Richard W. Smith
Archbishop of Edmonton
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
Credit: CNS photo/Bob Roller
CCCB & Canada's Indigenous Peoples
The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has dedicated a new page on its website to the Church and Indigenous Peoples of Canada.
This special project was launched to coincide with the feast day of Canada's first woman saint, St. Marguerite Bourgeoys. In the Universal Church, St. Marguerite's feast day is celebrated on Thursday, Jan. 11. St. Marguerite is well-renowned in the Canadian Catholic Church for her constant dedication to education, as well as her love and support of the indigenous in the first French colonies in Canada.
According to the CCCB, their new webpage that reaches out to Indigenous peoples aims to "serve as a reference tool to recall the common history and enduring traditions shared by the Church and Indigenous Peoples, and to highlight what is currently being done on a pastoral level among Indigenous Peoples in each of the four major pastoral regions of Canada."
Their page will host various sections that detail the history of the Church and Canada's indigenous peoples. More than that, clergy and faithful alike will find a CCCB art collection, official texts from the Vatican, information on Indian residential schools and Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha, who will soon be canonized as North America's first aboriginal saint. As you know, Salt + Light will be producing a major documentary on Blessed Kateri's life this year. In doing so, we wish to spread the good news of this new North American saint with you all. We look forward to this documentary with great joy and ask for your continued prayers and support.
For more information, visit the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops website.
CNS photo: Emanuela De Meo
CCCB Plenary Assembly: Wednesday Preview
As the bishops of Canada do each morning at their annual gathering, they began the day with Mass and Morning Prayer. Today's homilist was Bishop Douglas Crosby of Hamilton, who was was re-elected yesterday as the Co-Treasurer of the bishops' conference.
This morning, the bishops discussed two issues that have inspired a great deal of media attention in the past year. In the first closed-door session of the day, two reports were given on Development and Peace. Later this morning, the bishops will hear from the Commission on Justice and Peace on the subject of immigration.
This afternoon will be devoted to bishops from the English sector. (The French sector will have their meetings on Thursday morning.) The agenda includes a progress report on the implementation of the revised Roman Missal, as well as nominations of delegates for the Synod of Bishops on the New Evangelization, which will take place in Rome next fall.
If you missed today's Mass, it can be viewed on demand on our CCCB Plenary Assembly web page. For a full report on day three of the Plenary Assembly, watch Perspectives Daily at 7:00pm & 11:00pm ET / 8:00pm PT. Tonight we will air the first interview given by the new President of the CCCB. Plus, we will hear a significant announcement from the bishops on issues of life and the family, along with an update on Development & Peace.
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Sun, 23 Nov 2014 15:45:58 -0800
New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray did not play in the Week 12 game against the Detroit Lions after he did not report to the team's facility Friday, Nov. 21. He missed practice because he overslept. After the game, head coach Bill Belichick said only: "We do what we think is best. That's what we did today."
Fantasy Tip: FantasyScore owners who took a chance on Gray this week after his 199-yard, four-touchdown performance last week were obviously burned badly.
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|Patriots | Jonas Gray to split carries
Sun, 23 Nov 2014 06:13:56 -0800
New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray will play Sunday, Nov. 23, after being late to practice Friday, Nov. 21. He'll split carries with RB LeGarrette Blount in Week 12.
Fantasy Tip: Gray ($6,500; 13.0% of your cap) is quite pricey to be on the wrong side of Bill Belichick's patience. He's a risky RB2 on FantasyScore.
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|Patriots | Jonas Gray probable
Fri, 21 Nov 2014 14:04:36 -0800
New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray (non-injury) is listed as probable for Week 12.
Fantasy Tip: Gray's role for Week 12 is uncertain since he missed practice Friday, Nov. 21, for showing up late. There is a chance LeGarrette Blount may receive some of Gray's carries during the game. Gray costs $6,500 on FantasyScore and may not be a great option this week.
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|Patriots | Jonas Gray was late for practice
Fri, 21 Nov 2014 11:06:41 -0800
Updating a previous report, New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray did not participate in practice because he arrived at the facility late.
Fantasy Tip: Gray is not a great FantasyScore play in Week 12, especially with a FantasyScore price of $6,500 (13.0% of cap). With Gray being late for practice, there is a chance that LeGarrette Blount could get more work this week. Blount should also be avoided in FantasyScore as the matchup against Detroit is not a great one because the Lions are one of the better teams at stopping the run.
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|Patriots | Jonas Gray missing from practice
Fri, 21 Nov 2014 10:13:06 -0800
New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray (undisclosed) was a no-show at practice Friday, Nov. 21.
Fantasy Tip: We don't know the reason for Gray's absence, so stay tuned and check back for updates. If Gray is forced to miss the game against the Detroit Lions, LeGarrette Blount ($3,100) could step into a significant role. However, he wouldn't be a very wise purchase, as the Lions are one of the best squads at stopping the run this year.
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|Patriots | LeGarrette Blount won't unseat Jonas Gray
Fri, 21 Nov 2014 07:23:12 -0800
New England Patriots RB LeGarrette Blount was not signed by the team to replace RB Jonas Gray as the between-the-tackles runner. Blount's presence gives the team another tough inside runner in the potentially poor-weather weeks ahead.
Fantasy Tip: Gray ($6,500; 13.0% of your cap) will likely take a hit once Blount ($3,100; 6.2%) gets re-acclimated to the offense. Gray was already a risky option at his elevated price on FantasyScore because the Patriots' offense is so fickle from week to week. However, he remains the one to target in fantasy.
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|Patriots | Jonas Gray facing tough opponent
Tue, 18 Nov 2014 13:46:36 -0800
New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray had a huge performance in Week 11 against the Indianapolis Colts, but ESPNBoston.com's Mike Reiss expects a difference offensive approach in the backfield against the Detroit Lions, who are ranked No. 1 in the league against the run.
Fantasy Tip: Gray's price has jumped after his big Week 11 performance to $6,500 at FantasyScore. Against the Lions, if the Pats indeed shift their game plan, it would seem Gray would have a tough time turning a profit. Shane Vereen ($6,400) is probably the smarter play as the pass-catching back out of the backfield.
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|Patriots | Jonas Gray sets franchise record
Mon, 17 Nov 2014 10:17:27 -0800
New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray rushed for a career-high 199 yards and scored a franchise-record four touchdowns in Week 11. Gray was on the field for 53 snaps and carried the ball 38 times.
Fantasy Tip: Gray probably will not have another game like this the rest of the season, but he could receive most of the carries moving forward with Shane Vereen being more of a pass catcher. Owners should look to add Gray if he is available in their leagues, but they should not expect big games each week. He will be facing a tough Detroit Lions defense in Week 12 but probably should still be a starting option.
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|Patriots | Jonas Gray emerges
Mon, 27 Oct 2014 07:59:03 -0700
New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray rushed 17 times for 86 yards in the Week 8 game Sunday, Oct. 26. Gray ran decisively, which is something the team has seen in the downhill runner since training camp.
Fantasy Tip: Gray appears to be the team's primary runner inside the tackles, and they're using Shane Vereen for outside runs and in the passing game. This usage really hinders Vereen's fantasy potential, but he's still a weekly RB2/flex option on FantasyScore. Gray will be a flex option to consider next week against the Denver Broncos.
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|Patriots | Jonas Gray barely used
Fri, 17 Oct 2014 09:53:20 -0700
New England Patriots RB Jonas Gray was the team's "inside" runner behind RB Shane Vereen in Week 7 against the New York Jets Thursday, Oct. 16, but Gray only had three carries on the night.
Fantasy Tip: It was even more of a surprise that Brandon Bolden had just one catch and no carries in the game. It just goes to show that predicting who the No. 2 back will be behind Vereen on a weekly basis will likely be a crapshoot.
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- GretchenS Mar 7, 2009 06:30 AM
I am having some friends over for dinner tonight and want to make Mario Batali's Veal and Ricotta Meatbals in Milk. These are very light meatballs with chopped pistachios and cornichons in them, simmered in chicken stock and milk, which forms a very light, broken sauce. He makes no suggestion of what to serve with them, I think because in Italy they would be served alone as a separate course. I would like to serve them American-style with a couple of sides but am stumped. Ideas?
How about his mint love letters? It's a vegetable and pasta in one package. I would use a very light sauce, maybe just butter.
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Yes, you'd definitely need some color. The love letters would just be beige next to grey. Add the roasted cherry tomatoes. But your trio sounds great.
Fennal salad? Just thinnly slice fennel, dress with lemon and olive oil and some good salt and freshly ground pepper.
I think the fennel salad sounds really lovely.
I would add maybe some really mild simple roasted veg, like endive and maybe leeks that would love a swipe through the sauce on one's plate. If you wanted to be a bit more american and add a starch to the plate you could even do a small portion of really simple pasta w/ butter, parsley and parm.
It is yummy. Here it is, ingredients as published [with my mods in brackets], directions paraphrased.
Mario Batali's Meatballs with Ricotta and Milk (Polpette con Ricotta)
8 ounces ground pork
8 ounces ground veal
8 ounces ricotta, preferably fresh
2 large eggs, slightly beaten
1/4 cup freshly-grated parmiggiano-reggiano
1/4 cup fresh breadcrumbs
6 cornichons, chopped [I use 8 or 9]
3 pistachio nuts, chopped [seems like a typo, I use 2 heaping tablespoons and toast them]
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 cup chicken stock, or more if necessary [this is exponentially better with rich homemade stock but still worth making with storebought]
1/2 cup whole milk [I use more]
salt and freshly ground pepper
Mix first 8 ingredients well, adding about 1/2 tsp salt. Chill if at all possible to help meatball formation. Form into 1 inch meatballs.
Melt butter in heavy pan and brown meatballs in batches. When they are all brown, put them together in pan and add stock and milk to nearly submerge meatballs. Simmer covered about 15 or 20 minutes. Add salt and pepper as needed.
re: GretchenS
Thank you so much! Now I know what's for dinner. I think I'll serve it with gnocchi.
Wow this sounds so good, thank you for posting the recipe, I'd be thrilled to try this.
If I were doing it family style and courses I'd serve
Antipasta platter - They are beautiful but keep it to the smaller side, not tons of different things. or a roasted beet salad red, and gold with salad arugula and parmesan cheese shavings.
Swiss chard or Fresh baby spinach. The chard you cook it awhile in broth, onion, garlic, vinegar it takes awhile. The spinach sautee with oilive oil salt and pepper white wine and fresh lemon juice


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WEATHERFORD — It all happened nearly 70 years ago, but it takes only a second for the cold, the cannon fire and the death to come rushing back to war veteran Chuck Katlic of Weatherford.Katlic, 90, is a survivor of the Battle of Bulge, Hitler's last desperate attempt to reverse the Allied advance near the end of World War II.He was a 20-year-old infantryman in December 1944, positioned between two southeastern Belgian villages in the Ardennes, a forested region of rolling hills and rough terrain."We were a green unit," Katlic recalled. "They put us up to get some combat experience. Eisenhower had said the war would be over by Christmas, so we went out on our patrols. Then, everything changed."Katlic has turned his horrifying experiences in that bitter cold battle, which claimed more than 75,000 U.S. casualties, into a campaign to remember the nation's veterans — on Veterans Day as well as every other day.For him, it all started in 1999, as he visited North Texas cemeteries with his wife, Ola, and was troubled by signs of neglect."They were all grown up with weeds," Katlic said. "I said to myself, 'We've got to do better than that for our veterans.' "He began by lobbying local cemetery associations to cut the grass.At Whitt Cemetery in Parker County, the final resting place for veterans going back to the Civil War, he was joined that first year by his wife and second-graders from nearby Poolville in placing about 70 flags.His restoration efforts grew from there.Katlic has used the project as a way to teach children about World War II, and the need to honor the nation's veterans."I like to get them young," he said. "Not many of them know much about World War II, but they learn quickly."A surprise attackThe Germans launched the surprise attack in the Ardennes at about 5:30 a.m. Dec. 16, 1944."We heard all of this cannon noise," Katlic recalled. "The damn trees got to shaking since we were in the middle of the forest. They hit us with artillery, then the Germans came with their tanks and infantry."At one point, Katlic's 2nd Battalion was cut off. Three times, the soldiers were ordered to fix bayonets in preparation for hand-to-hand combat."We were surrounded for three days and three nights," Katlic said. "I thought we were going to be captured, although if you look back then, they didn't take many prisoners. "They probably would have killed us."The battalion finally fought its way out, and on Jan. 25, 1945, the Germans were turned back.Katlic was left with a lasting reminder of the cold."I got frostbite," Katlic said pointing to a right hand that is permanently clenched. "That whole winter, it started getting cold and just got colder. It snowed every day. The snow was waist-deep. The forest had about six hours of daylight a day. Those were some long, cold nights."Somehow Katlic, who was drafted as a private and left the Army as a sergeant, survived. Although many of his fellow soldiers were killed or wounded, he was unscathed, except for the frostbite."I have a guardian angel," Katlic said. "He was watching over me so I wouldn't get hurt."Katlic insists that an unseen voice saved his life at one point during his service."A voice from nowhere told me to get out of this hole, and I saw another one 20 yards away and jumped in that one," he said. "Right after that, a mortar went off in that other hole. "See? He was looking after me."A new life in TexasKatlic moved to Parker County from Maryland upon his retirement in the late 1970s. He has been been active with the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars ever since.Now, he distributes his U.S. flags for Veterans Day, Memorial Day and and July Fourth, then removes them when the holidays are over.He proudly tells of the teenager who approached him at the local grocery store."He came up and said, 'Hey, Mom, I want you to meet the flag man, Mr. Chuck,'" Katlic said. "He was a teenager, but he still remembered that. All of these kids around town know me."To pay for the flags, Katlic writes letters to local businessmen and doctors. He raises $4,000 to $5,000 annually for the purchase of new flags and even monuments at some cemeteries. Katlic is taking steps to ensure that the flags continue to be handed out after he is gone. Another member of American Legion Post 163, John Cobb, has agreed to learn the ropes. But Cobb said Katlic is showing no signs of slowing down."I don't know where he gets the energy and the stamina," Cobb said. "It's just unbelievable. "I've seen people he talks to at the post. He's really got a keen interest in what he does. He's one of the most dedicated men I know."Katlic also spearheads an effort through the Post to secure transportation for veterans to a Veterans Administration outpatient clinic in Fort Worth and the VA Hospital in Dallas. "I got a seven-passenger van donated, and we take trips 15 to 20 times a month over to Fort Worth and Dallas," he said. "If they can't afford to pay for that, we take them anyway."Once a month, he seeks donations via a newspaper ad, and also asks for help from local groups to pay for the van's gasoline and upkeep.All of it is aimed at one goal: to ensure that veterans are cared for — and remembered."There's one thing worse to a veteran than dying, and that's being forgotten," Katlic said.
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Per usual I didn't even realize that there was a book until after I had seen the movie. While I liked the movie, I loved the book. It was fast passed and witty. I liked the way it dealt with the difficult subjects of repression and inequality.
I started reading The Help in the aisle at Target and couldn't stop. I had seen the movie previews, but didn't know about the book. Ms. Stockett created an original story that could only be borne of experience. The honesty is stunning and brave. As a black woman, I was impressed and not at all offended at the author's use of "black southern speech". It made the story richer, more relevant, and unmasked. She captured the stark dilemmas and crises blacks faced in the Deep South, along with both the resistance and rare compassion shown by some whites. I walked away from the story similar to the way I take in stories from my southern-bred grandparents: one person does not represent all people; never let anyone change who you know yourself to be. The Help is a classic work of literature to inspire conversation on this timeless topic.
This was an excellent book too!
I was completely drawn into the world of Skeeter, Aibileen and Minny. Each woman fighting their own battle in their own way...winning some days and losing other days. Skeeter is the gangly, unperfect daughter of a perfect Mississippi Lady - yes with a capital L. Her dream is to be a reporter...and yes it's a dream. Through a series of rather embarrassing phone calls with the editor of a New York magazine she begins a task that changes the lives of many people around her.
Aibileen is the governess/nanny/maid/servant/Help of one of Skeeter's childhood friends. Aibileen has thanklessly focused her love and attention on 17 white children over the years - quietly reminding them that they are beautiful and wonderful and black is not awful and dirty. Aibileen's quiet and steady prayers draw people to her and give her the strength to begin telling her story to Skeeter.
Then there is Minny. The best cook in all of Jackson, Mississippi and a mouth that has gotten her fired from one too many jobs. Her fire is perfectly balanced by Aibileen's peace. Their friendship gives both courage.
Ok - this sounds a bit dull as I am describing it...but it isn't! This is a story of civil unrest and disobedience on a very grassroots level. As Aibileen and Minny tell the stories of their lives and encourage others to do the same - things change. White women who would not have had the courage to march, or even disagree with their husbands, quietly support their help.
This is a story of humanity and suffering and love and class distinctions an cruelty and forgiveness...and I loved it! I was cheering for Skeeter all the way.
But - I think my favorite part is the end...as worlds are crashing and being rebuilt - life goes on!
Another strong recommendation - I hope the movie does it justice!!!
I have an African American maid. She has been with my family forever and we all adore her, she is a part of the family, I do not live in the south. This book reminds me of all the times she has helped me, all the times... But it always seems telling to me that I've never told my friends. In keeping with this almost autobiographical review(yes, this book is that good) I wanted to tell a short story of myself that this book brought back. I was sitting in a 5th grade American government class when my teacher told of her son who, after dating a girl for a while, went to his house where he had an African American maid. He couldn't date her anymore. I, while not wanting to revile or demean the struggles our people(we are all one race) have faced wonder what happened that we judge someone on their help. I have never told anyone my family has a maid, it's a wonder I ever will with a ghost teacher telling me everyone will leave me because of it.
What I loved about this book so much was the humanity in the face of turmoil, these people with the world on their backs, beating husbands, angry white woman, rules upon rules upon discrimination. One of these days, we are going to look back on the woman, on the people who helped us and remember
There is nothing I can say about this book that hasn't been said. just READ IT! Laugh out loud. Cry. and pass it on to your best friend and the watch the movie together. Wonderful! The secret pie recipe is the funniest, revenge scene ever.
This is fun stuff, well-written and often applause-worthy. My only problem with The Help is that, in the end, it's not really about the help.
I finished The Help in one sitting and enjoyed it very, very much. It's wise, literate, and ultimately deeply moving, a careful, heartbreaking novel of race and family that digs a lot deeper than most novels on such subjects do.
As black-white race relations go, this could be one of the most important pieces of fiction since To Kill a Mockingbird... If you read only one book this summer, let this be it.
"Mississippi is like my mother," [Stockett] writes in an afterword to "The Help." And you will see, after your wrestling match with this problematic but ultimately winning novel, that when it comes to the love-hate familial bond between Ms. Stockett and her subject matter, she's telling the truth.
Her pitch-perfect depiction of a country's gradual path toward integration will pull readers into a compelling story that doubles as a portrait of a country struggling with racial issues.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0399155341, Hardcover)Three ordinary women are about to take one extraordinary step.
Twenty-two-year-old Skeeter has just returned home after graduating from Ole Miss. She may have a degree, but it is 1962, Mississippi, and her mother will not be happy till Skeeter has a ring on her finger. Skeeter would normally find solace with her beloved maid Constantine, the woman who raised her, but Constantine has disappeared and no one will tell Skeeter where she has gone.
Aibileen is a black maid, a wise, regal woman raising her seventeenth white child. Something has shifted inside her after the loss of her own son, who died while his bosses looked the other way. She is devoted to the little girl she looks after, though she knows both their hearts may be broken.
Minny, Aibileen's best friend, is short, fat, and perhaps the sassiest woman in Mississippi. She can cook like nobody's business, but she can't mind her tongue, so she's lost yet another job. Minny finally finds a position working for someone too new to town to know her reputation. But her new boss has secrets of her own.
Seemingly as different from one another as can be, these women will nonetheless come together for a clandestine project that will put them all at risk. And why? Because they are suffocating within the lines that define their town and their times. And sometimes lines are made to be crossed.
In pitch-perfect voices, Kathryn Stockett creates three extraordinary women whose determination to start a movement of their own forever changes a town, and the way women—mothers, daughters, caregivers, friends—view one another. A deeply moving novel filled with poignancy, humor, and hope, The Help is a timeless and universal story about the lines we abide by, and the ones we don't.
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Lost in Translation--Risotto al Gorgonzola
- whs Oct 5, 2007 02:56 PM
I used Google to look up a recipe for risotto al gorgonzola--I thought an Italian recipe might be more authentic so I used the translation feature and came up with:
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320 gr. of rice, 100 gr. of gorgonzola, one onion, 80 gr. of butter, means wine glass white man,
a liter of brodo, prezzemolo, salvia, oil and know them q.b.
Prepared trito with onion, prezzemolo and salvia and makes it you to soffriggere little in 50 gr. of butter and oil.
Joined the rice, it makes you to often toast it stirring it and bathing it with the wine white man,
capacities to baking adding little for time the brodo hot.
Some minuteren before that the rice reaches baking amalgamated the rest of the butter and the gorgonzola cut to dadini.
Served fairies to fuse the cheese and.
I was OK til I got to the fairies part...
You might want to try this recipe: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/288918
I'll try to find the hysterical attempt by another poster to reproduce this, as well.
Edit - here it is: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/291101
re: MMRuth
That was one of the best/funniest posts!
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re: MMRuth
I remember that post and have no intention of attempting it!!!
re: tobycat
That's got to be white wine, but I'd love to see the recipe in Italian to figure out how it got translated - maybe "pinot grigio" - though I don't know any Italian - maybe "pinot" got translated to "man"? To the OP- can you post the Italian version for us? My Spanish might get us through it.
re: MMRuth
I volunteer my services too, if you like. I have some experience in translating recipes from Italian into English, and would love to see how those stupid translation machines got fairies out of the equation.
My vote is for the chow-linked gorgonzola risotto recipe above. I haven't seen Joe online in years, and although I feel disloyal saying it: making it with your own adaptations and allowances (anyone else here struggle to afford parmigiano reggiano and bollinger??). It's wonderful. And has the added benefit that no fairies or men (white or otherwise) were harmed in the making of it...
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I've made Joe's recipe (once), it really is fantastic. His portion sizes were spot-on also, it's incredibly rich. The left-overs made the most decadent arancini.
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Fairies fused with cheese, no less.
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Only in a souffle, I would think. But even then, really, I don't think I could...
re: Nyleve
nah, i'm sure they're just like anchovies. you don't even taste 'em, but they add a certain depth, an umami, if you will, to the dish. before you know it, you're picking sparkly wings out of your teeth and sprinkling fairy dust on your froot loops.
re: funkymonkey
Ok, maybe. Like anchovies. I like anchovies.
re: mnosyne
I just tried that and got this result: "Spirit is willingly ready but flesh it is weak." I like your's better.
Here's the recipe in its original Italian:
(dosi per 4 persone)
320 gr. di riso, 100 gr. di gorgonzola, una cipolla, 80 gr. di burro, mezzo bicchiere di vino bianco,
un litro di brodo, prezzemolo, salvia, olio e sale q.b.
Preparate un trito con cipolla, prezzemolo e salvia e fatelo soffriggere in 50 gr. di burro e poco olio.
Unite il riso, fatelo tostare mescolandolo spesso e bagnandolo con il vino bianco,
portate a cottura aggiungendo poco per volta il brodo bollente.
Alcuni minuti prima che il riso giunga a cottura amalgamate il resto del burro e il gorgonzola tagliato a dadini.
Fate fondere il formaggio e servite.
re: whs
"Risotto al Gorgonzola
Serves 4
320g rice
100g gorgonzola
1 onion
80g butter
1/2 glass of white wine
1 litre stock
salt, to taste
Finely mince the onion, parsley and sage, and saute in 50g of the butter, and a little of the oil.
Add the rice, and toast it (in the fat), stirring often. Add the wine. Cook by adding the boiling stock, a little at a time.
A few minutes before the rice is cooked, add the butter and gorgonzola, cut into small pieces."
In typical Italian fashion, no quantities are given for the parsley or sage. Pretty straight forward - enjoy your risotto.
Let the cheese melt, and then serve.
I can't see this post any more b/c my eyes have teared up so much from laughing so hard.
The two ' white man ' references, and the ' oil and know them q.b. ' reference is beyond comprehension. [Q.B. is quanto basta = to taste, or when enough, btw.]
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re: Cheese Boy
The white man is just "bianco" - which is a strange "baseline" translation for what is most often an adjective... bizarrely enough, every time I turn around Google's translations seem to get worse. Not sure how they manage *that*.
Anyway I'll spare myself typing the whole recipe since you say you've got most of it -- where they got fairies from I have no idea since if you ask for Italian translation of "fairy" it claims not to know the word and "fate" is (just) a very common declension of the very general verb "fare" - to do, make, etc, etc.
But in any event, translated rather than transliterated, that last phrase just says "continue cooking enough to melt the cheese, and serve."
Apart from that the only quirk might be "salvia" - I'm not sure if what we call salvia in English is the same thing - or even considered a culinary herb - it may mean something more ordinary but Google is of course no use in translating it and I don't know where my Italian cookery dictionary has gotten too...
re: Indy 67
I think it's thyme.
re: Indy 67
Good to know, I have ornamental salvia growing in my flower garden and I thought it was thyme for some reason.
I grew pineapple sage in my herb garden for the first time this year, and finally found a sage that I love!
re: Indy 67
"Doesn't 'salvia' simply mean sage?"
There we go. My Italian is limited, mostly from knowing a couple of other Romance languages fairly well so my Italian vocabulary, in a word, sucks. ;)
re: MikeG
'fata' in Italian is the adjective form of fairy. So, the translation machine read 'fate' as the plural of fairy. But as you say, the word 'fate' is MUCH more likely to be the conjugation of fare in any given Italian sentence, period. It's like the translation machine was looking for the most arcane translation it could find!
Salvia is definitely sage. The latin name for garden sage is salvia officinalis. Thyme is timo, for the record.
I recommend www.wordreference.com as an online dictionary and translator's forum for Italian, French, Spanish and Portuguese.


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June 2002 Newsletter
Wines evaluated last month: 230 Rejected: 200 Approved: 30 Selected: 2
This is the first month that we feature two wines made in this millennium. Not that this is such a big deal except for the fact that, in their respective regions, these just happen to be two of the finest vintages ever.
Our Domestic Selection, the 2001 Kinderwood Sauvignon Blanc, hails from Paso Robles. This is one of the last Sauvignon Blancs to come from this region, which was known as one of the best in California 20 years ago. They've opted for more fashionable, also known as more expensive, varietals like Cabernet and Syrah which has all but put Sauvignon Blanc on the endangered species list.
Once you taste this beauty we think you'll agree that someone made a big mistake. Paso Robles is a perfect place for this grape and one sip will prove it.
We were very excited to try our first wine from the much heralded 2000 vintage in this part of France. The reports were dizzying with their praises. We were not disappointed. Here is a big, youthful offering that is just what you'd expect from the Southern part of France.
All the big flavors of Grenache and Syrah tumble from the glass and show what these grapes can do in a great vintage.
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Sauvignon Blanc, 2001.
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Ch. St. Guiraud, 2000. Pg. 3
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Zucchini Frittaia, Chipolte Pork Pg. 6
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Sauvignon Blanc, 2001Kinderwood Soo-vin-yahnBlonk
Sauvignon Blanc is one of the most ideal grapes grown in California. It is most suited to the warmer climate and longer growing season and produces a superb wine as a result. Considered by many to be California's finest white grape, it certainly is one of its most ubiquitous. Outstanding examples come from Napa, Sonoma, Paso Robles and Santa Barbara counties. Many are labeled Fumé Blanc which means white smoke in French.
That term was coined by Robert Mondavi in the 60s after visiting Pouilly Fumé and tasting the outstanding wines made from Sauvignon Blanc there. Feeling that people might confuse the name with Cabernet Sauvignon (this was the 60s, you know) he came up Fumé Blanc and many still use it.
The name Paso Robles is contracted from the Spanish for the 'pass of the oaks. The area is now rising fast as a high quality region. This is a warm slightly elevated area at the very top of the Salinas Valley, cooled both from this northern inlet and to the south-west by the Pacific Ocean.
Paso Robles Wine Country is one of the fastest growing premium vineyard and winery regions in California, with the number of bonded wineries and wine grape acres in Paso Robles more than doubling between 1993 and 1997.
Paso Robles is situated 20 miles inland from the Pacific Ocean, literally halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, and, because of this location, is in the center of the Central Coast wine region which spans from Monterey County to the north and to Santa Barbara County to the south.
The climate and diverse soils provide optimal growing conditions for a number of varieties. Hot days are contrasted with coastal breezes which flow over the Santa Lucia 1 Mountain Range to cool the vineyards in the evenings. The wineries are among the major recipients of awards in prominent national wine competitions including this month's Kinderwood. Yet fame has not detracted from a friendly and inviting atmosphere where it is not uncommon to meet the families and winemakers who actually own and operate the wineries.
Lovely hints of peach nectar and kiwi followed by an herbal twist with citrus edges. Perfect with our frittata recipe on page 6.
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Chateau Saint Guiraud, 2000 Sha-toe San Jee-row
France may be considered the Great Wine Capital of the World, but it was the Romans who actually first planted vines there in the 1st Century. They eventually established vineyards in all the best wine districts; Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone, Loire, Champagne and Alsace. These areas were chosen not because of the potential to make great wine (at the time they didn't know what it took to make great wine, it just happened) but because each area was near a main waterway or road so that the wine could be easily transported to other markets. Oddly enough, close proximity to a main waterway usually provides the best soil and climate to grow the best grapes. The only exception is Burgundy.
For two thousand years, France defined its wines and styles, becoming the undisputed world leader in quality table wine. Laws were passed to regulate how wine is made so that the consumer would have some idea of quality.
Saint Guiraud is a very small chateau. They own less than 15 acres of land and produce a mere 2,500 cases of wine. We were ecstatic to be able to secure almost the entire vintage. If it hadn't have been for another European customer who got there first, we would have purchased all of it.
As has been stated in the press, vintage 2000 is one of the most remarkable in history. The quality of the wines is becoming legendary, even before most are released. This is one of the first and a hint of things to come.
Guiraud is located in the Southern part of France in Saint Saturnin, part of the Coteaux du Languedoc. Saturin is one of the first areas here to be granted the prestigeous Appellation of Origin designation. Little wonder. This selection shows many of the finest characteristics of its famous neighbor to the North, Cotes du Rhone, which is no surprise since it is comprised of the Rhone's finest grapes, Grenache and Syrah.
Here is an exceptional value that will thrill and surprise all who experience it.
Classy and engaging spice and ripe cranberry fruit flavors are all over the place. A delight with the pork tenderloin recipe on page 6.
Will definitely complex in the next 2-3 years. Serve cool, about 30 min in the fridge.#602B Regular Price: $11.99/each Special Member Price: $8.99/each Reorder Price: $7.99/each 33.3% disc. $95.88/case
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"Paul, What do professional tasters look for in a great wine?" M.A. Hermosa Beach, CA
Talk about a loaded question! That is probably one of the most difficult, it not impossible things to quantify. If for no other reason than each person has different likes and dislikes, it is very difficult for most tasters, even professional ones, to separate their personal tastes from an accepted norm.
One of the main problems is to establish an accepted norm! The best place to begin is with the UC Davis Wine Evaluation Guide. This guide breaks wine down to its basic components. The important ones are appearance, smell, acid, sugar, overall impression and finish. This is quite different from what the University of Bordeaux and the University in Milan use as their general criteria. Who's right?
Part of it has to do with what each country feels is important in wine evaluation. For instance, since most old world wines are labeled by where they come from, as opposed to what the grapes are, "typicity" is a very important consideration. A professional taster in Bordeaux may downgrade a wine from Pomerol that you and I think is great because it doesn't taste like Pomerol. It tastes more like Pauillac! In California, if we like a certain Cabernet Sauvignon, we don't care where it comes from. Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino, Temecula or wherever, is not as important as the taste.
Great wines, in the broadest sense, have a few general assets which can be discussed. They should look and smell like what they are. A wine that looks and smells like a terrific Chardonnay, but is really a Riesling, in many tasters opinion, is flawed. It doesn't taste like what it is, regardless of what it tastes like. That's a flaw.
If, on the other hand, it tastes like a great Napa Cabernet, but really comes from Mendocino, who cares? At least it tastes like Cabernet and not Pinot Noir. Great wines should promise something in the smell that can be delivered in the mouth. The flavors should hang in there and linger on the palate for at least a few seconds afterward.
The best professional tasters can separate themselves from their personal likes and dislikes and determine if a wine smells and tastes like what it is, even if the taster doesn't like it, and evaluate it as such. In other words, the intense interest these people have in wine is the same thing that causes them to have a great difficulty evaluating it. And it will probably always be so.
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A report on how previous Wine of the Month Club Selections are faring with age. Obtained from actual tastings on wines under cellar conditions and/or vintner, importer or wholesaler surveys.
June 1998 R. San Domenico, '96. Cab. Franc. Still great. Drink or hold. W. Gavi, '96. Maria de Ross. Fading. Drink up.
June 1999 R. Cab/Merlot, '97. Arunda. Still great. Hold for another year. W. Sauv. Blanc, '97. Hidden Cellars. Perfect. Drink up.
June 2000 R. Sirah/Cab.Sauv., Sant. Graffigna. Still great. W. Chard., '98. Mont. Pen. Perfect now. Drink up.
June 2001 R. Zinfandel, '99. Manzanita Canyon. Still great. Drink or hold. W. Torrontes, 2000. Santa Celina. Peaking. Drink up.
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A frittata is the Italian version of an omelet. Frittatas are cooked in a heavy skillet over low heat until they are firm-not Heat in a large skillet over medium heat:2 tablespoons olive oil
Add and cook, stirring, until golden brown:
1 cup thinly sliced onions
Add and cook until lightly browned:
3 medium zucchini, thinly sliced
Season with:
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
Transfer the vegetables to a strainer to drain off the excess oil. Let cool completely. Preheat the broiler.Meanwhile, beat together until smooth:
5 eggs
1/2 teaspoon salt
Pinch of ground black pepper
Add the cooled zucchini and onion mixture along with:1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese (optional)
1 tablespoon finely shredded fresh basil
1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
Heat in a large, ovenproof skillet over medium heat:
2 tablespoons olive oil or butter
When hot, pour in the egg mixture. Reduce the heat and cook until the bottom is set, then place under the broiler for 30 to 60 seconds to finish cooking. A traditional frittata is not browned. Loosen the frittata with a spatula and slide it onto a plate. Cut into wedges. (makes 4 servings)
While chipolte marinade adds a little kick to the pork itself, the onions and cooking liquid temper it, and the apple tomatillo sauce is the perfect cooling compliment.
INGREDIENTS MARINADE:2 canned chipoltes
1 bunch cilantro
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 cup honey
Pork:2 pork tenderloins, about 3 pounds
1-1/2 Tablespoon olive oil
1 large onion, thinly sliced
1/2 cup chicken broth
1/2 cup rum
1/4 cup cider vinegar
2 Tablespoons half and half
APPLE TOMATILLO SAUCE:15 tomatillos, paper skins removed
1 medium onion, large dice
3 cloves garlic
1 large apple, cored and sliced
1 Tablespoon oil
2 teaspoons sugar
1 Tablespoon calvados (optional)
Marinade: Combine all marinade ingredients in food processor.
Two hours before cooking, spread marinade over both tenderloins, cover, and refrigerate. Preheat oven broiler. Saute the onions in olive oil until tender. Transfer pork to shallow roasting pan and add broth, rum, and vinegar. Place in oven and broil ten minutes, turning once. Turn the oven to 375 degrees and cook an additional 20 minutes, until center is barely pink. Remove the tenderloins from the pan and cover loosely with foil. Meanwhile, return the onions to medium high burner and add half and half, stirring to combine. Slice the tenderloins and top with onions. Serve with warm Apple Tomatillo Sauce.
Apple Tomatillo Sauce: Preheat oven to 425 degrees. In a small roasting pan or cast iron skillet, toss the tomatoes, onion, garlic, and apple, first with the olive oil to coat, then with the sugar. Place in the preheated oven for 20 to 30 minutes untilting' the tomatillos break their skins, but are still green, and onions are translucent. Remove and add calvados to hot pan, if desired, tossing with the vegetables. Puree with a food processor or a blender. This can be made the day before and reheated. Yields: 6 portions.
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'House of Lords Journal Volume 16: 20 March 1697', Journal of the House of Lords: volume 16: 1696-1701 (1767-1830), pp. 130. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=13491 Date accessed: 23 November 2014.
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DIE Sabbati, 20 Martii.
Leave versus Tilley, Warden of The Fleet.
Message to H. C. for Commissioners of Admiralty to attend.
Cooper versus E. Derby, Privilege waived.
Proxies entered after Prayers not to be used the same Day.
Mutiny Bill.
Relief of Creditors in Cases of Bankruptcy, Bill:
Message to H. C. with Amendments to it.
Lords adhering to their Amendments, Report concerning the Method of acquainting the Commons with it:
Committee to prepare Reasons for adhering to Amendments to the Bill, for prohibiting India Silks, &c.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
Upon reading the Petition of Elizabeth Leave, Daughter of Charles Leave deceased; complaining of some
undue Practices by Mr. Tilley Warden of The Fleete:
It is ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal
in Parliament assembled, That the said Petition shall be,
and is hereby, referred to the Lords Committees appointed to consider of the Bill, intituled, "An Act for
the more effectual Relief of Creditors in Cases of
Escapes, and for preventing Abuses in Prisons and
other pretended Privileged Places."
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by
Sir Richard Holford and Mr. Meredith:
To desire, that such of their Members as are Commissioners of the Admiralty may have Leave to attend
the Lords Committees (when desired) appointed to make
an Inquiry concerning the Thoulon Squadron's getting
into Brest without any Opposition, in April One Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-six.
The Earl of Derby being to answer the Petition of
Thomas Cooper Gentleman, and the Lady Charlotte his
Wife, for Leave to sue his Lordship, he being but an
Executor in Trust of the Will of Charlotte Katherine
The Earl of Derby this Day declared, "That he
would not, in this Case, insist on his Privilege, either
as Executor in Trust, or Legatee."
It is ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That no Proxy entered in
the Book after Prayers shall be made Use of the same
Day in any Question; and that the Clerks give an
Account thereof to the House.
Hodie 2a
vice lecta est Billa, intituled, "An Act for
continuing several former Acts for punishing Officers and Soldiers, who shall mutiny, or desert His
Majesty's Service; and for punishing salse Musters,
and for Payment of Quarters for One Year longer."
ORDERED, That the said Bill be committed to a
Committee of the whole House, presently.
Then the House was adjourned during Pleasure, and
put into a Committee upon the said Bill.
After some Time, the House was resumed.
And the Duke of Bolton reported, "That the Committee had gone through the said Bill; and think it
fit to pass, without any Amendment."
The House was adjourned during Pleasure, and put
into a Committee upon the Bill, intituled, "An Act
for Relief of Creditors, by making Compositions with
their Debtors, in case two Thirds in Number and
Value agree."
And the Earl of Stamford reported, "That the Committee had made some Amendments to the Bill."
Which, being read Twice, were agreed to.
Hodie 3a
vice lecta est Billa, intituled, "An Act for
Relief of Creditors, by making Compositions with
their Debtors, in case two Thirds in Number and
Value agree."
The Question was put, "Whether this Bill, with
the Amendments, shall pass?"
It was Resolved in the Affirmative.
A Message was sent to the House of Commons, by Sir
Richard Holford and Mr. Meredith:
To return the said Bill, and desire their Concurrence
to their Lordships Amendments.
The Lord Marquis of Normanby reported, "That the
Lords have inspected the Books, concerning the Manner of letting the Commons know of their Lordships
adhering to their Amendments: That the Lords are
of Opinion, that it be done at a Free Conference,
and then give their Reasons."
ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in
Parliament assembled, That the Managers of the last
Free Conference do meet on Tuesday next, at Nine of
the Clock in the Forenoon, in the Prince's Lodgings
near the House of Peers; and consider what shall be
offered, at a Free Conference with the House of Commons, upon their Lordships adhering to their Amendments made to the Bill, intituled, "An Act to restrain
the wearing of all Wrought Silks and Bengalls imported into this Kingdom from Persia and East India,
and all Callicoes printed or stained there."
Dominus Custos Magni Sigilli declaravit præsens Parliamentum continuandum esse usque ad et in diem Lunæ,
(videlicet,) vicesimum secundum diem instantis Martii,
hora undecima Aurora, Dominis sic decernentibus.
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