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'Mad Men' recap: Of Waterloo, the moon and Bert
We're not going to have a discussion (are we?) about whether Don Draper saw a ghost on the seventh midseason finale of "Mad Men." A ghost of Bert Cooper, or a moment of overwrought imagination ... or a dream?
Too late for the semi-obligatory "spoiler alert" by this point -- it has been two days after all -- but Bert Cooper (Robert Morse) has died, and not just died, but returned for one last glowing soft-shoe, singing the old Buddy De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray Henderson song, "The Best Things in Life are Free."
There was Morse, in all his post-Broadway glory, going out in style as only a classic deserves to go. "The stars in the sky, the moon on high, they are great for you and me because they're freeeee....!"
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Perfect. But it was a dream, no ghost or "undigested bit of food," to paraphrase Scrooge.
Remember: Don dreamed of someone who had gone to the great hereafter before, Anna Draper, in the fourth season episode of "The Suitcase," to which "Waterloo" has a book-endish quality. The dream was sparked -- possibly -- by the offhand remark Roger made to Don, in the call telling him of Bert's death ("the last thing I said to him was a line from an old song.")
That old song was the Irving Berlin standard, made famous in the war years by Glenn Miller and Marion Hutton, "Have Another Cup of Coffee..." (And it was Memorial Day Monday - this song clearly not a coincidence.)
"Just around the corner,
there's a rainbow in the sky,
So let's have another cup of coffee,
and let's have another piece of pie...."
Both Tin Pan Alley standards came out around the same time, the Depression years or just before, and had that same wistful sense of a glowing past linked -- however tremulously -- to a hopeful future. Life is hard, but there's a rainbow up ahead, just out of sight. Love comes to everyone, because really, the best things in life are free.
It's the story of Don's life -- the story he wants to believe in anyway. It's the prefect dream-state Draper story, too -- the one that infuses his best copy. Life is hard in the moment, but there's a rainbow in the sky, so let's have another cup of coffee.
So yes, a dream. (Was the entire episode a dream? I don't think that -- but a dream nonetheless, and maybe a case could be made for the entire episode, but it'd be a weak case.)
I'm going on a bit at length here because all this, of course, was the key to the episode, and the key to the season: Remembering, as if we could forget, that "Mad Men" is a journey through time and space, filtered against a backdrop of real-world (or real-moon) events and threaded through the uneven ethical landscape of one Don Draper.
"Waterloo" was a pivotal episode in that journey for all sorts of reasons, if only because of that last moment of imparted wisdom by Bert Cooper -- that only the best things in life are freeee.
What sort of episode was "Waterloo?" A remarkable one in every respect -- one of the best "Mad Men" episodes over seven seasons, and indisputably one of the funniest.
Humor in "Mad Men" can be like the sun finally breaking through the clouds -- its brilliance is warm and life-affirming, and it was all that on Sunday. Written by Carly Wray -- who joined "Men" just last season -- and Matthew Weiner, whose voice was loud and clear throughout, "Waterloo" had a sense of lightness, even joy, that's been missing all season, leading me to the conclusion that the entire seventh-season-so-far season was just a prelude to this.
Death has been foreshadowed almost constantly in the seventh, and all roads of speculation lead exactly to the wrong place -- Megan, who, instead of dying, took a sip of wine, said "goodbye Don," and left this series (probably) forever. Maybe she'll have some time to use that telescope on her patio -- though what she'll see through the smog, who knows?
It was Bert's death all along that had been foretold, setting up a finale that offered an escape hatch to the mistake made last season when his agency was shotgun married to Cutler Chaough to win a piece of business (Chevy) that in the end would abandon the merged entity anyway.
It was sad certainly to see Bert go: A classic holdover from another time, another place: J. Pierrepont Finch, from "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," who in one sense was the comic inversion of Don Draper. Morse was wonderful in this show: He was not in every episode and in fact not really in all that many episodes, but his presence was felt always. A father figure to Roger and a worshipper of feng shui who spouted bromides and demanded that shoes be removed, he was also ruthless, narcissistic, self-absorbed and bodily removed from the agency that had made him a fortune. He had no real family that anyone was aware of, and his lifeless body was found by Hattie, who was sitting next to him. His last word: "BraaaVOOOH!" Perfect.
"Waterloo" was needed. It re-humanized "Mad Men" just when it needed it most; it was as if the ice-cold by-the-numbers formulaic brain of Jim Culter had taken over the show this season, turning it into a coolly efficient and bloodless drama driven by carefully crafted stories without heart and with allusions that suggested the worst, or least predicted the worst: "2001: A Space Odyssey," above them all.
"Waterloo" brought back humor, and lightness, and for the first time this season, you could detect a beating heart beneath that sharply polished surface. Everyone had a great line, everyone had a laugh-out loud funny line.
Just the briefest sampler:
Lou: "...shall I invite them to Don Draper dinner theater?"
Pete: "Now we just have to pray everything goes smoothly on the moon..."
Betty: "I'm starting to think of him as an old bad boyfriend, someone a teenage anthropologist would marry."
Meredith: "I know you are feeling vulnerable, but I am your strength -- tell me what I can do?" (Don: You can get my attorney on the phone.")
Pete: "Marriage is a racket."
Neil: "What do I do now?"
Peggy: "I'm a woman. I'm the voice of moms. Remember?"
Roger: "Culter's not gonna stop until it's just Harry and the computer..."
Harry: "Is this a partners' meeting!"
Cutler: "Well, it is a lot of money."
We've got seven episodes to go, but -- thanks to the first man on the moon, and Peggy's perfect summation to Burger Chef, and so much more -- we've all got hope now. "Mad Men" has come full circle right back to where it started from and reminded us, the true blues, why we loved this series in the first place. The show and Weiner have done what they needed to do: Primed us for the final emotional round. The end is a year away, and like any good showman, Weiner has set us up with exactly the right sense of longing, best summed up in three words: We can't wait.
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Is Kimba Woods a Judge — or a joke? Queen Kimba recently gave a convicted 60-year-old thief 39 years to pay back the $300,567 in disability pension benefits that he virtually stole by faking a Long Island Rail Road disability. It's bad enough that she's only asking him to pay back $700 a month; but this is on top of her recent sentencing of another LIRR fraudster to pay back the $300,000 he stole at a mere $25 a month — meaning that it would theoretically take him 982(!) years (even though, according to the Bible, Methusaleh himself only made it to 969-years-old). This "sentence" would be funny if it wasn't so sad for society and the rule of law. I'd like to point out to Judge Woods (whom I'd like to sentence for judicial malpractice in my own Court of Common Sense) that the dictionary defines a "judge" as "someone capable of making rational and wise decisions." These recent decisions of hers could make even the famous iron statue of Lady Justice cry tears of shame underneath her blindfold.
— Richard Siegelman
Recently there have been many tragic situations — unexplainable actions by desperate, stressed, mentally ill and suicidal people.
We, as a nation, seem to forget the millions of poor, needy and ill citizens. We pass by homeless veterans, many of us without a thought of helping them. We see runaway teenagers and we ignore them. Our leaders, so self righteous in their speeches about the American people, then with their next vote, remove millions from SNAP benefits.
I am a director at Drug Free Long Island,Inc. and Drug Free Massapequa (a volunteer). I am retired after 25 years with Nassau County and 18 years with the Town of Oyster Bay.
At the Town I was deputy town attorney and in charge of employees relations and also drug and alcohol matters. At three seperate occasions, we had three individuals with drug and alcohol problems whose situations still haunt me. All three were desperately in need of long term inpatient care, over 30 days. Even I could tell by observation (as well as their doctor`s and therapists' evaluations) that these were seriously ill people simply by listening to their speech patterns. Inpatient therapy had been ordered for them. The insurance company said no, not until they had failed two outpatient courses of treatment.
The alcohol abuser had. He was initially placed for 30-60 days inpatient, but against therapist orders he was terminated from treatment after 15 days. He was dead a few weeks later.
After the latest school shooting—one that claimed the life of an Oregon teen—it was revealed an Oklahoma-based company is marketing the "Bodyguard Blanket," a foldable, bright-orange pad that can be strapped onto a child's chest or back. The product promises to protect against "90 percent of all weapons that have been used in school shootings in the United States."
The Department of Veterans' Affairs (VA) has come under fire for delays with veterans' benefits and care at their facilities. While I have already called for a criminal investigation into wrongdoing at the VA, I am writing to inform readers of my bill that would enact a common-sense solution to ensure veterans aren't left waiting for claims.
Currently, New York veterans wait an average of 297 days to receive disability compensation and benefits, a time table that falls far short of the 125-day goal the VA has set for filling these claims. This is unacceptable.
I can imagine that here in Nassau County, where everything seems to go wrong, that the school zone cameras will become a reality. The ball however, is in the hands of the people who can either plan their routes so that they don't pass by any schools or if it says 20 mph, creep through at 10 mph just to be safe. The streets have no minimum speed limit. Chances are 50 percent that the next light will be red anyway. What's the rush?
It is up to us to insure that not one summons ever gets issued. Then, they would be saying "Those 'creeps' are scheming our scam." After all the expense, they would not make a dime.
Those cameras would disappear fast. It is all about the money. The children's safety has nothing to do with it.
— Charles Samek
I don't know about you but my stomach is turning and it's not from too many barbecues Memorial Day weekend. No, my stomach is turning because we, as a nation, are hypocritical in the treatment of our veterans.
That's not easy to write and I'm sure it makes some of you uncomfortable, but someone owes it to these men and women to speak what's truly on their minds. I spent Memorial Day weekend at numerous observances and I had the honor of spending time with many veterans and their families. In no uncertain terms, our veterans are unanimously disgusted by the recent Veterans Administration (VA) healthcare revelations that treatment delays and falsified records have led to the deaths of fellow veterans.
Memorial Day has passed, marking the official start of the summer season, a season that is above all about warm sunshine.
The sun is an astonishing presence in our lives. It is a primary, primal, life-giving force on this planet. Humans, like many species, are drawn to bask in its warmth. We miss it in winter, falling prey to sadness—officially called seasonal affective disorder—in the months when Apollo's
chariot arcs low in the sky.
We all remember springtime in high school and how it wasn't always the rising temperatures that made us sweat. Finals time is stressful for students from all grades, but especially for those high school freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors.
Just the thought of the math Regents exam sends algebraic chills up our spines, culminating in a Pythagorean Theorem-sized anxiety attack. We remember those long nights of last-week cramming, with a steady diet of Mountain Dew and leftover Easter candy keeping our minds lubricated in wide-eyed hyper-sensitivity.
Since the beginning of the year, the Village Board has been very busy with developing plans for three major capital improvement projects (2014 Road Improvement; South 14th & 6th Ave. Drainage/Village Hall Parking Lot Reconstruction; and Reconstruction of the Tennis and Basketball Courts at Memorial Park) working on the budget, proposing an offer for a new contract with the CSEA Union, developing reorganization plans for the Building Department and Clerk's Office, and finally, continuing to manage the Operation Downtown (Jericho Tpke) Project.
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Previous Eurocare Events
Eurocare has been responsible for a number of events, and in this section you will find reports and presentations from our past events.
What's not on the bottle? State of play of alcohol labelling in the EU (10.09.2014) Brussels
On the 10th September in the European Parliament (Brussels) public health experts called on the European Commission to make changes to alcohol labelling legislation and allow consumers to make truly informed choices.
'Scotland the Brave!- Alcohol Policy in Scotland' (05.09.2014) Brussels
On the 5th of September, Eurocare and SHAAP together with EPHA and BMA organised "Scotland the Brave! - Alcohol Policy in Scotland". The event gave the opportunity to hear why Scotland introduced this measure, including the opinions of health and trade experts who support the measure. Scotland is one of the first countries to introduce the groundbreaking measure, which has stimulated much debate.
Alcohol policies at the workplace: investment with high return, 22nd November 2013, Brussels, EESC
Risky and heavy drinking can incur costs at the workplace through increased absenteeism and reduced productivity on the job, damaging relationships between employees, affecting staff morale, and leading to accidents and injuries at work.
Protecting the Unborn Baby from Alcohol, 17 September 2013, European Parliament, Brussels
Eurocare has held a successful event in the European Parliament on Tuesday 17th September.
The event was kindly hosted by MEPs Vincas Paleckis and Radvile Morkunaite-Mikuleniene from Lithuania. Eurocare was honoured by the presence and presentation of Lithuanian Vice- Minister for Health- Gediminas Cerniauskas. They keynote speech was delivered by the Commissioner for Health Tonio Borg.
Effective Environmental Strategies for the Prevention of Alcohol Abuse among Adolescents in Europe, 25 February 2013, Brussels
This was the final conference of the EC funded project Effective Environmental Strategies for the Prevention of Alcohol Abuse among Adolescents in Europe (AAA-Prevent).
During this three year project, a team of researchers studied the use of alcohol among European adolescents. The team identified risk factors that influence alcohol use in adolescence and confronted them with different possible effective strategies for the prevention of alcohol abuse among adolescents that had been implemented in different European countries.
Protecting the unborn baby from alcohol, 7 September 2011, European Parliament, Brussels
Under the patronage of Prof Jerzy Buzek, President of the European Parliament
Key note speakers: John Dalli, EU Commissioner for Health and Consumer Protection and Adam Fronczak, Ministry for Health, Poland
Hosted by MEP: Elzbieta Lukacijewska (EPP, Poland)
Organisers: PARPA (Polish State Agency for Prevention of Alcohol-Related Problems) and Eurocare
Under the Influence: Protecting teens from the impact of alcohol marketing, 21 June 2011, European Parliament (Brussels)
Hosted by MEPs: Anna Hedh (S&D) and Marian Harkin (ALDE)
Organisers: Eurocare and STAP (Dutch Institute for Alcohol Policy)
What is not on the bottle: Alcohol Labelling Policies to protect young people. 17 March 2011
Seminar Hosted by MEP: Alyn Smith (Greens/EFA)
European Parliament, 17 March 2011
Co-organised by and Eurocare CRIOC
The Social Cost of Alcohol: Passive drinking, 2 February 2010
Over 120 people attended the Lunch Seminar organised by Eurocare in the European Parliament to discuss the harm to others as "The Cost of Alcohol: Passive drinking" on Tuesday 2nd February 2010.
Eurocare's Alcohol and Pregnancy Conference, 9th September 2009, European Parliament, Brussels
Over 100 people attended the Conference Eurocare held in the European Parliament to mark the "International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) Awareness Day" on Wednesday 9th September 2009.
Eurocare holds successful Evening Reception on 'Alcohol and Pregnancy' in European Parliament
Over 50 people attended the Eurocare Evening Reception in the European Parliament, marking "International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) Awareness Day" on Tuesday 9th September 2008.
Hosted by MEPs Ms Mairead McGuinness (EPP, IE) and Ms Catherine Stihler (PSE, UK), the reception was attended by a number of MEPs including Jules Maaten (ALDE, NL), Glenis Willmott (PSE, UK), Mary Lou McDonald (GUE, IE) among others.
The reception was also attended by a number of Eurocare member organisations as well as representatives of NGOs supporting the Eurocare "Alcohol and Pregnancy" campaign (European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), Confederation of Family Organisations (COFACE), Mental Health Europe, and the Standing Committee of European Doctors (CPME).
The reception was a unique opportunity to learn more about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, and discuss the different policy options to curb its incidence, notably, the labelling of alcoholic beverages.
Lunch meeting on FASD (Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders) European Parliament - Strasbourg. 4 September 2007
To mark the International FASD Day (9 September) Eurocare organised, together with Dutch MEPs, Mr. Jules Maaten (ALDE) and Ms Dorette Corbey (PSE), a lunch meeting at the European Parliament in Strasbourg on the 4th of September.
The aim of the meeting was to raise awareness among MEPs of Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) as well as different policy options to curb its incidence
The speakers included:
- Dr Kieran O'Malley, a Doctor and a Psychiatrist from Ireland who has worked with FASD patients for 17 years and has researched and published extensively on FASD. View presentation
- Dr Nicolaas van der Lely, a paediatrician from the Netherlands who last year launched a multidisciplinary alcohol outpatient clinic for children with problems related to alcohol use.


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Monthly Archives: May 2011
NASCAR Sprint Cup Futures Update – May
The 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup series remains in Charlotte this week for the traditional Memorial Day running of the Coca Cola 600 this upcoming Sunday. This follows last Saturday night's All-Star race, which was a non-points event. There have been 11 point races so far this season and as expected there are quite a few familiar names in the top 10 of the curre.....
Baseball Picks: Boston Red Sox vs. Cleveland Indians Preview 5/23/11
We were pretty sure at the start of the season that the Boston Red Sox were going to be dominating sides in MLB betting action. What we weren't so sure of was that the Cleveland Indians were arguably going to have the best team in the American League. The two lock horns at Progressive Field on Monday night for the start of a crucial series between potential .....
NBA Betting: Dallas Mavericks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Game 4 Predictions
The Oklahoma City Thunder couldn't hit the broad side of a barn on Saturday night in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals. Now, their season is hanging in the balance, and they really have to make for successful NBA picks against the Dallas Mavericks in Game 4 to avoid being pushed to the brink of elimination. Give the defense for the Mavs all the credit.....
Eastern Conference Finals Picks: Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Boston Bruins Game 5 Predictions
After four games played in amazingly close fashion, either the Boston Bruins or the Tampa Bay Lightning will end up being pushed to the brink of elimination in NHL playoffs betting action on Monday night. Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals is slated for 8:00 ET at the TD Garden, and it should be one that you won't want to miss our NHL picks on! For Tam.....
Sunday Night Baseball Picks: Chicago Cubs vs. Boston Red Sox Preview 5/22/11
This is the first time in almost 100 years that the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs met at Fenway Park. On Sunday Night Baseball betting action on Sunday, these two will meet in their rubber match after splitting the first two games in this series. Give the Cubbies some credit for fighting back in this series yesterday, plating nine runs against a helpl.....
Basketball Picks: Chicago Bulls @ Miami Heat Game 3 Predictions
Things are all level between the Chicago Bulls and the Miami Heat, and there is no doubt that this series is going to be one heck of a series for the duration of the Eastern Conference Finals. Game 3 picks are here at Bang the Book for this Sunday night game are all ready to go. The Bulls are in a lot of trouble right now. They are coming off of a dreadful .....
2011 Live, Current, and Up To Date Preakness Stakes Odds and Final Predictions
Bookmaker Sportsbook is all set and ready to go with Preakness Stakes betting action on this, the 136th Preakness Stakes! We're all set to take one last look this morning at the live Preakness Stakes odds, and we'll make our final free Preakness Stakes picks for the biggest race of the year, as 14 colts are set to take to the track at Pimlico Race Track! Th.....
NBA Playoff Picks: Dallas Mavericks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Game 3 Predictions
After 11 straight games without a failure at beating the NBA odds, the Dallas Mavericks finally suffered their first ATS defeat on Thursday night in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. They'll look to get back on track on Saturday night when they visit the Oklahoma City Thunder. The big problem that Dallas has right now is that it badly needs to pick u.....
2011 Baseball Predictions: Oakland Athletics vs. San Francisco Giants Pick 5/21/11
It's another battle by the Bay on Saturday night at AT&T Park, and here at Bang the Book, we've got all of your MLB options covered for the clash between the Oakland Athletics and the San Francisco Giants. Visiting San Francisco hasn't been fun for the A's over the course of the last three seasons. In fact, they haven't won a game here since June 2008, .....
Baseball Picks: Chicago Cubs vs. Boston Red Sox Predictions 5/21/11
The last time that the Chicago Cubs paid a visit to Fenway Park, they were battling it out in the World Series. Now, almost 100 years late, they're back for the second game of a three game Interleague series in MLB betting action against the Boston Red Sox. The Cubbies were absolutely rocked on Friday night from start to finish in a 15-5 defeat, as the whol.....


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Overview: 3m Peltor Mt32h01 Mt Lightweight No Noise Application Headset
The X-Series earmuffs are 3M s latest advancement in hearing conservation. New technologies in comfort design and protection all come together in this groundbreaking earmuff line. The X5A earmuffs offer the highest NRR (31 dB) for an earmuff on the market which makes them ideal for very high noise situations. The high attenuation delivered by X5A earmuffs is possible as a result of a combination of advanced technologies including: newly designed spacers specially formulated earcup liners and innovative foam contained in the cushions. The NRR may overestimate the hearing protection provided during typical use. Hearing protection solutions made innovatively easy.
Features: 3m Peltor Mt32h01 Mt Lightweight No Noise Application Headset
Stainless rubber coated steel band
1 sided model
Earpiece and band are height adjustable
Noise canceling boom microphone
Non - noise attenuating headset
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"I am paying $1.30 for this twinkie (total amount), and 23% of that is tax, so $1.30 * 0.23 = $0.299 = $0.30 (tax). The twinkie must be worth $1.30 - $0.30 = $1.00."
All the same numbers, just spoken differently.
When talking about sales taxes, it seems foreign (and misleading) to discuss it in terms of inclusive rates. But when talking about income taxes, it's natural.
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Saskatoon's Bart McKay Productions received Recording Studio of the Year for the third year in a row (the studio also won in 2007). Jay Richards of Saskatoon's CJWW won his first CCMA for Music Director of the Year-Major Market. Their awards were given out at the Industry Brunch and Awards on Saturday morning.
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With the holidays upon us, it seems the stress of party planning is on everyone's mind. No need to freak out as we have plucked the industry's top professionals to make sure you are the hostess with the mostess. Read on for all the inside secrets to make sure your guests will eat, drink, and be more than merry. Cheers!
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Tip #1: A smoked duck mac and cheese recipe is my special take on the classic dish, which is always sure to be a favorite around the holidays. I guarantee it."
Chef Roblé's Smoked Duck Mac and Cheese (serves 12)
1 lb – Ditalini pasta
3 Tbsp – Sea or kosher salt
8 oz – Smoked duck breast, skin removed (and reserved), cut into small dice
Reserved duck skin, cut into 1/2 inch pieces
1 ea – Garlic clove, sliced in half
1 ea – Thyme sprig
1 tsp – Olive oil
2 Tbsp – Italian parsley, chopped
Ingredients for cheese sauce:
1 ea – 12 oz can of whole evaporated milk
½ C – Whole milk
¾ C – Goat's cheese
2 C – Sharp yellow cheddar cheese, grated
2 C - Smoked Gouda cheese, grated
2 C – Gruyere cheese, grated
1 ½ C – Parmigano Reggiano cheese, grated
1 tsp – Hot sauce
½ tsp – Worcestershire sauce
Add the duck skin, garlic clove, thyme and olive oil to a small pan over low heat. Allow the fat to render out of the skin until it is crispy, about 20-25 minutes, stirring every five minutes or so. As the skin cooks, fill a large pot with water, cover and bring to a boil on high heat. While the water heats, add the evaporated milk and whole milk to a medium sized heavy bottom pot and set on medium heat. When the milk is warmed, add the goat's cheese and mix continuously with a whisk or emersion blender. Once the goat's cheese melts, add in all the other cheeses one cup at a time, making sure each round of cheese melts completely before adding the next until all the cheese has been incorporated. Add the hot sauce and Worcestershire. Turn the heat down to it's lowest setting to keep warm without burning. Remove the crispy duck skin from the pan with a slotted spoon and cool on paper towels to absorb excess oil. Add salt to the boiling water then add in the pasta. Stir the pasta and allow to boil, slightly covered until the pasta is just cooked through, about 8-9 minutes. Drain the pasta in a colander and add back into the pot. Stir in the diced duck meat and 4 cup of the warm cheese sauce to incorporate. Serve immediately in small bowls, garnishing with the crispy duck skin and chopped parsley.
*Note: There will be about two cups of sauce left. Some people want even more cheese in their mac n' cheese. Feel free to add remaining cheese sauce if desired or store refrigerated in a sealed container for up to two weeks. The portions are smaller due to the richness of the dish.


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- Hamngatan 18-20
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This is a warehouse, that has a sewing department on the 4th floor, with some yarn e.g. Rowan.
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by Debbie on Friday, Sep 25 2009 at 09:28PM PDT
I have an old cushion kit that came from this company and need instructions how to complete it. Kit info. -- Ryakudde 9705 "Vildvin". This kit uses a rya knot. What is this?
by garngamen on Wednesday, Sep 16 2009 at 11:22PM PDT
If you are desperate on a sunday - and you MUST have a needle or that extra ball of yarn - OR you are with non-knitting company - THIS is the place to go (and still be able to browse yarn and some Rowan patterns). They also have some other yarns, was it Hjertegarn and Sirdar? But a lot of acrylics, few bambooyarn. Not cheap, not fun, and the staff are professional - on the side of stern, and you sure must know what you want. My advice, browse first, then contact staff when you know what to buy. Utterly non-inspirational. Fun though is to find bands and silks, not to mention the Swedish linnen weaving "Klässbol" . But no, I would not recommend this, if you are not there anyhow. instead grab a latte, and get inspired by the people or shop clothes and gifts...
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3200 SF, 4 Bedrooms 2 1/2 Baths, Ping Pong
Up on a hill with magnificent views, this large and spacious house offers comfort and privacy. Located just outside the village of New Kingston and close to Margaretville and Andes.
The living room with picture windows has a great view of the valley and mountains beyond. There is a 42 inch flat screen satellite TV, internet connection with WIFI, a land line for local calls. For long distance, please use Skype or a calling card.
With four bedrooms and convertible sofa the house comfortably sleeps 8 -10 people. There are two bedrooms upstairs and two downstairs with two and half bathrooms in the house.
Upstairs, the master bedroom has an adjoining bathroom with a Jacuzzi and separate shower and a second bedroom has a full bathroom adjacent to it. Both bedrooms are large and spacious.
Downstairs you'll find two more bedrooms, a convertible sofa, a half bath and spacious recreation area with ping-pong table.
Upstairs hosts a large bright modern kitchen with two skylights and two large ceiling fans. The high ceiling dinning-living area is quite airy with plenty of seating for dinning and relaxing.
Appliances include: refrigerator, microwave, toaster, electric oven, glass top stove with oven, coffee maker, dishwasher, washer and dryer.
Nearby activities include cycling, hiking, mountain climbing, fresh water fishing and kayaking. Also minutes away from Ski Plattekill and Belleayre Mt. and great dining places, shopping, antiquing in the towns of Margaretville and Andes.
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I love a sandwich but I seldom make them for my grandchildren – and really haven't paid much attention to any new trends or recipes lately. My first couple of grandsons turn their noses up (much like a former brother-in-law) at the thought of being served "merely" a sandwich.But, recently, after one of my youngest grandsons asked me if I could "go to a class to learn how to make a sandwich," I decided it was time to find some really yummy ones that even the most snobbish grandchild (or adult) would like. It's hard for me to decide which I like best, but it's probably the Caramel Apple Grilled Cheese. The bacon provides a nice balance between the crisp, tart apples and the sweet caramel sauce. Enjoy!Caramel Apple Grilled Cheese Sandwich (with Bacon)Adapted from Closet Cooking blogMakes one sandwich.1/2 apple, cored and thinly sliced (see directions below) 1 tablespoon butter2 strips bacon, cut into 1-inch pieces and cooked2 slices of bread2 slices cheddar (or 1/2 cup shredded)1 tablespoon caramel sauceIt's your option to lightly sauté the apple slices in the bacon grease until tender, about 1 to 2 minutes on each side, or leave them crisp, but they stay inside the sandwich much better if they are soft. After cooking the bacon, and sautéing the applies, if desired, heat another pan over medium heat. Butter the outside side of each slice of bread, place one slice in the pan buttered side down, top with half of the cheese, the apple, caramel sauce, bacon, the remaining cheese and finally the other slice of bread. Grill until golden brown on both sides and the cheese is melted, about 2-4 minutes per side. Serve with additional caramel sauce for dipping.Simple & Delicious Grilled Caprese SandwichesMakes four sandwiches.8 slices (about 11 oz.) rustic sourdough or Italian country bread2 large garlic cloves, halved1 tablespoon olive oil8 slices (6 oz.) mozzarella cheese2 ripe heirloom tomatoes, thinly sliced1/2 cup thinly sliced roasted red peppers16 large basil leavesAbout 1/2 tsp. kosher saltAbout 1/2 tsp. pepperRub a side of each slice of bread with a cut side of garlic and brush with oil. Layer the plain side of half the bread with cheese, tomatoes and peppers, dividing evenly. Top with remaining bread, garlic side up. Cook two sandwiches at a time in a large frying pan over medium-low heat, covered, turning sandwiches once, until golden brown and cheese is melted, 6 minutes. Tuck four slices basil into each sandwich. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.Balsamic Roasted Cherry, Dark Chocolate and Brie Grilled Cheese SandwichFrom the Closet Cooking blogA summery grilled cheese with balsamic roasted cherries, dark chocolate and plenty of melted Brie. Who knew sandwiches could be so yummy? Makes one sandwich.1/2 cup cherries, pitted and halved1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar (or brandy or port)1 tablespoon butter2 slices bread1 1/2 ounces Brie, room temperature1 ounce dark chocolate, chopped, room temperatureToss the cherries in the balsamic vinegar, place them on a baking sheet in a single layer, and roast in a preheated 450 degree oven for 15-20 minutes. Heat a pan over medium heat. Butter one side of each slice of bread, place one slice in the pan with buttered side down, top with half of the cheese, the chocolate, cherries, the remaining cheese and finally the other side of bread with buttered side up. Grill until golden brown and the cheese and chocolate has melted, about 2-4 minutes per side. This can also be made with other fruits that go well with chocolate such as strawberries and raspberries. Just be sure to roast whatever fruit you choose so that you don't end up with a soggy sandwich. Not only does the roasting help remove some of the moisture but it will also intensify the flavor. -- Suzi Hogan and her husband, Tim, live in Mansfield.
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The ground floor accommodation comprises of a sitting room, kitchen, two double bedrooms and one toilette with Jacuzzi tub. The sitting room has old terracotta brick floor, and old ceiling beams which is typical for old Istrian farmhouses. A comfortable sofa can double up as an extra bed for two. There is an LCD TV satellite, Hi-fi, DVD player. wireless internet, safe deposit box and air conditioning in the sitting room. The kitchen is fully equipped with an electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave oven and a coffee machine. All cooking utensils, plates, cutlery and glasses are included. There is also a washing machine in the property. Two double bedrooms are decorated in sunny Mediterranean colours and have large comfortable double beds. There is a huge covered terrace with sofas in front of the main entrance. All the bed linen and towels are provided.
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If you are looking for different activities on your holliday, you came to the right place! I will organize a helicopter to pick you up in front of my villa and take you wine tasting, just 15 minutes away! You'll discover Istria from other perspective, you'll try the best Malvasia (typcal Istrian white wine) on Earth and you will definatley come back next year! If you visit during summer time, there are numerous places we'll take you: weather you like jazz music, or maybe films.....this is the right place for you to be. Famous Groznjan jazz festival is just 15 minutes away, and so is great Motovun film festival. Our neighbours make cheese and visiting their small factory will leave you breathless...especially after you have tasted their wine to! Don't worry, home is just a few walks away so you don't have to drive at all :-)
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- TexSquared Sep 7, 2011 07:06 PM
Joe Mama's claims to offer "a true Southern Style Menu"...
Seems the only "south" they know is "south of Bloor"... what a joke, take a look:
Here are some examples:
guacamole bruschetta
country fried feta cheese
prosciutto-wrapped jerk salmon
Anybody know who owns this place? I started to suspect SIR Corp (Jack Astors/Alice Fazoolis) or Prime (East Side Marios/Casey's/Bier Markt) but apparently not. Is Chuckie Khabouth involved; this looks right up his alley (clubland, expensive decor, crap food).
Never heard of it until a "daily deal" for them showed up in my email. I wouldn't waste my time going even if the deal was for a free dinner.
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That menu actually is pretty funny. I especially liked little touches like "Mama Jess' white wine alfredo sauce," and the "Show Ya Right strip loin" topped with a mushroom demi glaze. It toes the line of being downright insulting, but really it's just too damn ridiculous to take offense.
It's been around since at least 2003, I wonder how it survives. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/99038
re: foodyDudey
It survives the same way Bourbon St. Grill does (which really is downright insulting to the people of Louisiana). It's convenient and people don't know any better.
re: justpete
I didn't. I got a daily deal email which talked about it being Southern, so I decided to check out the menu. Didn't know whether to laugh or puke when I saw it.
Oh man, I went to this place once about 7 years ago. I cannot believe it is still around! I guess its location keeps it in business.
It's awful.
So you trash it based on the menu without even trying the food? maybe it is a fun place that does not take itself too serious (unlike yourself). Not every restaurant can be serious fine dining, there is room in th ecity for something fun, relaxing and casual. I have never been BUT at least the menu in this place is not cookie cutter same food you see everywhere.... and lastely nowhere on its site did it say it offered "Authentic" southern food... it says a Southern "Style" Menu... and if you look, it is .. catfish, ribs etc..
re: RogerDoger
Yeah, while I avoid King Street restaurants in general I would avoid individual judgement of spots until I actually visit them myself.
re: RogerDoger
Along with the 3 abominations I listed in my opening post, here are some other items on their menu that are NOT Southern USA in any way. Southern Italian maybe?
lobster ravioli
prosciutto and rapini stuffed chicken
Guinness gravy (on the NY Strip)
These items would fit right in at Alice Fazooli's/Jack Astor's/East Side Mario's actually. At least those places don't blatantly lie about what they are, unlike Joe Mama's.
So yes they deserve to be trashed without a visit. They're not worth anybody's time and money
This is almost as bad as going to a restaurant claiming to be Mexican and finding the usual list of twenty California Rolls from Hell on the menu...
re: TexSquared
Maybe you finally hit the nail on the head. Southern doesn't have to mean south US. Just like Asian isn't just Chinese or japanes or Thai or Indian. Maybe it's a style embracing many countries and cultures.
The name is already a play on words that begs not to be taken seriously. Maybe we shouldnt be too serious or judgmental until we actually try it and then categorize as it needs to be according to our own individual tastes.
re: ingloriouseater
Did you read the menu? It is verrrrry clearly referring to Southern US.
The food may be delicious for all we know (though I wouldn't be optimistic). That doesn't make the menu any less ridiculous.
re: cowboyardee
Prosciutto-wrapped jerk salmon has to be the dumbest piece of "fusion" I've heard of.
Take Italian meat, Jamaican seasoning, and northern seafood, and serve it in a Southern U.S. themed restaurant.... *shakes head in amazement* If this was a Jack Astor's I could understand. But this isn't.
re: TexSquared
Next you're going to be telling me The Old Spaghetti Factory isn't an authentic Italian restaurant.
re: TexSquared
At least it's not served on a KK donut! :-)
re: foodyDudey
That would at least be trying to (albeit very weakly!) add some "southern" into that nasty fusion :-)
I don't have any problem with the on-line menu.....it's descriptive enough and tongue-in-cheek humorous. However, I'm not that encouraged from reading other reviews by people that have actually eaten their food!


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Lavash (Armenian: լավաշ; Turkish: lavaş; Persian: لواش) is a soft, thin flatbread of Armenian origin,[note 1] popular in the Caucasus, Iran, and Turkey.
Traditionally the dough is rolled out flat and slapped against the hot walls of a clay oven. While quite flexible when fresh, lavash dries out quickly and becomes brittle and hard. The soft form is easier to use when making wrap sandwiches; however, the dry form can be used for long-term storage (almost one year) and is used instead of leavened bread in Eucharist traditions by the Armenian Apostolic Church. In villages in Armenia, the dried lavash is stacked high in layers to be used later, and when the time comes to rehydrate the bread, it is sprinkled with water to make it softer again. In its dry form, left-over lavash is used in Iran to make quick meals after being rehydrated with water, butter and cheese. In Armenia the dried bread is broken up into Khash. Fresh lavash is also used with kebabs to make dürüm wraps or in Armenia to make burum which are wraps with herbs and cheese. According to the Encyclopedia International, "Common to all Armenians is their traditional unleavened bread, lav-ash, which is a staple in the Armenian diet."[7]
Lavash is made with flour, water, and salt. The thickness of the bread varies and depends on how thin it's rolled out. Toasted sesame seeds and/or poppy seeds can be sprinkled on before baking.
It is the most widespread type of bread in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Iran.[8]
In Kashmir it is known as Lavase. It is one of the basic bread products and Kashmiri people consume it on a regular basis for breakfast. As a tradition, Kashmiri Pandits distribute lavase among neighbours, friends and relatives on several occasions as a symbol of good omen and abundance of food. Lavase pieces with green walnut kernels folded between them are considered a delicacy.
It is also known in English as lahvash or cracker bread.
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