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Night MorningNight Morning (2009) Season 1 Episode 124- Fanboy & Chum Chum Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- Fanboy & Chum Chum Cartoon Episode Guide
- Frederator Studios
- Distributed by: Nickelodeon
- Cartoon Characters: Fanboy, Chum Chum, Kyle, Oz, Yo, Hank Mufflin, Boog, Lenny, Michael Johnson.
- Originally Released in 2009.
- Season: 1
- Color
- Running Time: 11 minutes.
- U.S.A. / Canada
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Chum Chum introduces Fanboy to the concept of "night morning," and Fanboy gets so excited about it that he invites the whole class over to experience it.
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So, last night on the drive home I became that other driver you need to look out for. I took my usual safe route up the South Hill, Cedar, which is a gradual climb. I usually turn left at 29th, but that road was so choppy and rutted coming into work, I continued along High Drive.
Things we're going smoothly until I reached the counterintuitive (he said, rationalizing) intersection at Grand. This is the one where the cars going straight yield to the ones turning left.
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Well, I survived my first 5K. It was not an auspicious beginning since they couldn't find my bib when I went to the registration table. I got another one with a new chip, but somehow, my results don't show - it's almost as if I didn't run the race. I checked the official race photos, and my picture is there. Too bad, I actually broke an eleven minute mile for the first time! I do not like running in a big pack, though. I like my solitary runs when I don't have to navigate the ebb and flow of a large group of people. I am not sure when I will do another race. I am thinking that a Team in Training hike would be great...
1. Walk the Nike Women's Half Virtual Marathon - Done!
2. Walk/Run 1000 miles in 2012 Challenge (Nike+ Site) - In progress - almost 700 miles...
3. Walk/Run 212 in 2012 Challenge (Nike+ Site) - Done!
4. Complete a 5K - Done!
5. Complete the East Bay Regional Park Hiking challenge - need to sign up
6. Renew my USFA membership - TBD
My husband and I are taking a motorcycle trip next weekend and will be staying at a hotel with a pool. For most of the family trips that we have taken the past few years, I have avoided pools and in doing so, avoided having to wear a swimsuit. Since the weather will be nice and swimming is great exercise, I have decided that this is the time to overcome the fear and loathing. My last few suits (when I actually had to get in the pool because the girls were small and didn't swim) were always the basic black one piece that would allow me to disappear (or so I thought). Now, I haven't lost that much weight and I have never had a model-like physique, but I do need to get out there so that I can enjoy the water once again. Instead of grabbing an inexpensive black suit at Costco, I decided to brave an actual swimsuit department in a clothing store. I walked past the neon bikinis and the wild resort wear and actually found a few suits (not solid black) to try on.
I am pleased to say that I was able to find a swimsuit and that I will be back in the swim, so to speak.
Reading Wolfkitty's blog about Adventure Goals for 2012, reminded me that I really need to get
some of my goals out on paper.
1. Walk the Nike Women's Half Virtual Marathon - Done!
2. Walk/Run 1000 miles in 2012 Challenge (Nike+ Site) - In progress
3. Walk/Run 212 in 2012 Challenge (Nike+ Site) - Done!
4. Complete a 5K - I entered the See Jane Run race on June 2
5. Complete the East Bay Regional Park Hiking challenge - need to sign up
6. Renew my USFA membership - TBD
I had been hemming and hawing about the 5K, but I went to the See Jane Run store near me this weekend and got new shoes (fitted for the very first time!), a new bra and shorts for the warm weather we are having for an early Mother's Day gift for myself. Now I look forward to a run on Mother's Day followed by a nice brunch (hopefully made by my DDs).
Well, it is Spring although you might not know it from the rain and cool temps we have had the past few days. The various aches and conditions have also not made me personally feel very spring-y. I have a wedding to attend in a few weeks, so I made my way out to the local mall (dragging along my DH) to find a dress. Now I have not lost any weight in quite a while, despite improving my overall fitness level, so I was not looking forward to this task.
When I walked into the store, I actually was pleased because I saw the colors for this season. All of the corals, oranges, robin's egg blues and teals are MY colors. Many moons ago, I had my colors "done" as a graduation gift from my sister. As a dominant "Spring, " the clear bright colors are all ones I can wear (except for the yellows). On a daily basis, I tend to wear more neutral and dark colors in my conservative work environment. I also don't want my body to necessarily stand out in a dramatic way at this weight/fitness level. I spied a cute watercolor like shift dress (with horizontally stitched panels - uh oh). The dress was not available in the same size as dress I bought last year for my reunion, so I was bummed and relieved at the same time. It would take some courage on my part to wear such a dress.
I went upstairs to the events dress section and tried on one floral sundress that my DH liked. It was okay, but it had a crinoline and seemed too fussy for me. We went back downstairs to look at the other dress again. I took the smaller size and tried it on. It FIT and it emphasized the fact that I have been doing some work. Yes I am still a WIP, but I can and should feel good about where I am right now. Now I just need some shoes...
It has been over a month since my last blog post. I haven't lost any more weight - really the last few pounds tend to come and go. It is time to get off of this plateau and make some forward progress!
Work has been stressful and has taken a toll on my system with continual flare-ups. I am still finding new trigger foods. I may need to slip back into FODMAPs mode at some point to get a handle on the food triggers. I am still walking and running and fencing (a bit). I refuse to let the stress at work keep me from getting in my lunchtime workouts. I do need to pump up the strength training, though. The heavy stress also affects the blood glucose levels, too. It might be time to think about something like Yoga, It's just finding the time for it...


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Chicken Wild Rice Soup Recipe
I'm originally from Minnesota, where wild rice grows in abundance and is very popular in recipes. This soup has been part of our Christmas Eve menu for years. To save time, I cook the chicken and wild rice and cut up the vegetables the day before. —Virginia Montmarquet, Riverside, California
- 2 quarts chicken broth
- 1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, chopped
- 1 cup finely chopped celery
- 1 cup shredded carrots
- 1/2 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon chicken bouillon granules
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup dry white wine or additional chicken broth
- 3 cups cooked wild rice
- 2 cups cubed cooked chicken
- In a large saucepan, combine the first nine ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 30 minutes.
- In Dutch oven, melt butter; stir in flour until smooth. Gradually whisk in broth mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Whisk in soup and wine. Add rice and chicken; heat through. Yield: 14 servings (3-1/2 quarts).
Originally published as Chicken Wild Rice Soup in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2001, p75
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"Way too much liquid. I eliminated the last 1/2 cup of liquid and it was still too thin. Thickened it up a bit with additional flour & water slurry. Prepare all vegies and ingredients ahead of time. Prep goes fairly fast once it starts."
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"It was okay, but way too thin of a soup for my liking. I eliminated the additional 1/2 c. of liquid called for near the end and added another can of cream of mushroom soup and a 1/2 c. of minute rice to thicken it up."
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I have an off smell/taste in my beer that I can't quite describe.
Morebeer American Brown Ale.
7lbs Ultralight LME
Yeast = Safale S-04
Steeping Grains
8 oz crystal 60L
8 oz Honey Malt
4 oz Chocolate
1 oz Glacier (bittering) boiled 60 minutes
2 oz Glacier (Flavoring) 5 minutes
1 oz Cascade (Aroma) 1 minute
Whirlfloc (last 5 minutes)
4 oz priming sugar at bottling
bottled 12/13
put case in the refrigerator on 12/27
Final gravity 1.10
I carefully added the sugar at the very end (i should have added sooner). I let it sit a couple of hours in the bottling bucket (covered) before bottling.
The beer tastes okay at this point, but there is definitely a smell that shouldn't be there and I can taste something "off". I know that someone is going to ask me more about the specific smell. I know it is not the bandaid smell.
I used tap water and added a campden tablet.
The beer doesn't have a lot of foam but is carbed.
Thanks, Gary
How long has it been in the bottle?
Take a read of these posts...http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f14/weiz...7/#post1037791
If it's young don't worry about it...esides if it tastes fine...
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First off, relax. You said it tastes good, and we believe you. My beer always tastes like beer to me. Second, as the mighty Rev stated, it will heal itself. Third, your recipe looks pretty solid. As long as you are a sanitation droid this beer will be the libation of your dreams after a yoda-like meditation.
Sorry, my son is beating me over the head with his star-wars christmas presents, but you get the point.
Looking forward to brewing some beer
Will it matter that I refrigerated half of the batch after 14 days....meaning, can the beer heal while being refrigerated?
I was just concerned because I was reading about the extract twang, but I don't think that this is my case.
I am new to this, but from my reading and re-reading of brewing books and lurking around this forum, I think cold-conditioning is a good way to smooth out your beer, even after bottling. If you have let it carb up already, then run a test with it and see what happens to the chilled stuff and the stuff at room temp. then let us know how it went.
Cold condition can clear up the beer and aid final carbonation, but initial bottle ocnditioning should be around 70 degrees for up to three weeks...
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How was your temperature during fermentation?
I had some clove flavor that I didn't want one time in a regular blonde ale which mellowed out a lot with age but is still noticeable. It wasn't a flavor I was really familiar with so I was worried something went wrong. Revvy called me a noob though and everything turned out ok.
It was in carboy for 4 weeks around 66 degrees. I really have been racking my brain trying to figure out what the smell is...I know that I've smelt something similar before, but it is nothing on the link provided above.


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In This Week's Non Sequitur Vie for a Storyline: Peter, Ghost of Seasons Past, has put on his finest gingham shirt to pay Kordell a visit. You know Kordell: Porsha's ex-husband who announced their divorce on Twitter? Apparently Peter has assigned himself the task of getting to the bottom of what caused Kordell and Porsha's divorce. The real question is, is RHOA paying Kordell to be on the show for a storyline, or is Kordell paying RHOA to try and clear his name? Unfortunately, the best he really does is say that the divorce was a result of all the extra baggage Porsha brought into the relationship, such as her mom eating a large pepperoni pizza on his cream chairs. You can't make this sh-t up. Peter can't believe Kordell couldn't "shut that down" because Peter is an idiot. He soaks all this up like a 50-year-old man getting ready to confront a 30-year-old woman he barely knows about her most personal business. Can't wait for Mexico!
And it's finally here. Kenya and Lawrence arrive a day early to get everything prepared for the other couples coming, which mostly means Kenya putting glamor shots of herself in every room, and Miss Lawrence doing a Gregg impression ("Lawrence, that's not something I would recollect myself doing") that I would watch on repeat for hours. HOURS. All of the other women and their plus ones meet up at the airport, except Phaedra, who says she's misplaced her passport, but everyone else assumes she's just trying to have them scope out the situation before she gets there. To that I say: YES. I knew that woman was smart, even if she is married to the human equivalent of a fraudulent loaf of bread.
I was prepared to feel no sympathy for Porsha right after she announced that she knows she's part-Mexican because, "this baby hair is laid, and a señorita always has laid baby hair." But the sympathy, it came, when That Jerk Peter decided to bring up his little tea party with Kordell and how he said he still loved Porsha and she wasn't blindsided by the divorce...in front of eight other people in a moving vehicle. Porsha kept her cool but I'm ready for her to channel the power of her baby hair and let loose on that guy. At this point, it seems Cynthia sure isn't going to.
You know how when you're aware that a group of people who really don't like you are about to arrive to a trip you've planned for them, and you want to make your best impression, so you put on a bikini, a pretty culturally insensitive poncho and dance around and scream at them as soon as they step out of the car -- then your name is Kenya and you are shameless. After Kenya's little show, Kandi says, "Twirling in the bikini and the poncho. Really? You could have saved it." I'm not 100% sure what "you could have saved it" means in the context of a dancing Kenya, but I'm 100% sure I'm about to start saying it every time someone needs to get it on lock.
I actually understand very little from this whole arrival scene, because Kenya "Kill 'Em with Kindness" Moore's response to Nene being friendly is this: "I'm really not that shocked Nene greeted me with a hug, but you know what – two can play at that game. If she wants to be shady and do all these things behind my back, I can be better at it. Because, mirror, mirror on the wall, I'm the shadiest one of them all." Again, 100% agree that she is the shadiest; 100% have no idea what she's talking about. It seems that "playing at that game" just means sucking up to Nene by making a big show of giving her the other Presidential suite though. In other news, Gregg humped a bed, the women didn't make nearly enough fun of Kenya for leaving pictures of herself in their rooms, and even while boarding the plane, Phaedra still hasn't decided if she's letting Apollo come on the trip.
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Marketplace Fairness Act expands state power to tax and regulate
On April 22, the Senate voted 74-20 to take up the Marketplace Fairness Act, for debate and amendment. President Barack Obama has vocally supported the bill.
For Thomas Carlson of Cottage Grove, Minnesota, the Internet was key to unleashing a long-held dream of owning a business, quitting his federal job, and being his own boss. But his business, which amassed $1.4 million in sales last year, is at risk as the threat of an Internet sales tax looms in the Marketplace Fairness Act.
The bill, which passed the Senate and awaits action in the House, would require businesses with $1 million or more in remote sales to collect sales tax from online customers who live in other states. That would involve collecting the right sales tax for customers in almost 10,000 tax jurisdictions, and it could put Carlson's business at risk for out-of-state audits from 46 states, the District of Columbia and other U.S. territories.
"That's my fear," Carlson says of the potential for out-of-state tax audits.
Adding to the problem, Carlson's company sells to several nonprofit clients that are tax-exempt and wouldn't require him to collect sales tax. However, since there is no mechanism for tax authorities to know which e-businesses are supposed to collect sales tax, the main way to find out is through audits.
Carlson worries outside states will lump his tax-exempt sales with regular remote sales and require him to collect sales tax on the total.
"Even if I'm over the $1.4 million mark in total gross sales but $401,000 of those sales are tax-exempt, my fear is that states will target me anyway just to see if they can get me."
Carlson – who with his wife, Kimberly, sells assistive products for the elderly and other niche products though websites including Assistedlivingstore.com and Nonslipsock.com – has created a contingency plan that could include cutting back on his business this year to stay below the $1 million revenue mark.
"We're going to either have to hire someone we didn't need before that we don't want around to help us collect the right taxes, or we have to hold our business back from growth," Carlson says, adding that he already pays Minnesota's taxes for the physical storefront of his business.
Plus, Carlson says his websites may have to eliminate mail and phone orders that are popular with senior-citizen clientele.
"With the Marketplace Fairness Act, we'd be talking about adding in extra steps of knowing what's taxable and what's not and finding the right rate," said Carlson. "It won't be worth the extra time and hassle."
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I continue to find ticks attached to my dog - ear, chest, genital area. I don't know if they are different kinds of ticks or just at different life stages as they have ranged from tiny & tannish in color to partially engorged & dark brown/black.
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Wow the holiday is over after being gone for two weeks we were missing a couple of things. This is how I shop. I am NOT an extreme couponer. I have a $125 a week budget for a family of five including diapers and household goods. I spend every penny every week. I try to donate items weekly. The picture is missing the $13.00 in sodas and $10.00 in snack I dropped off at my daughter and son's school. I must admit I did not get my coupons yet. I order them already cut. If you follow my site you know I hate cutting coupons. I must also admit that both of our printers were out of ink. I was able to print out a couple of coupons but not much. I used the sales flyer and supplemented what I have in the freezer. Our stockpile is not as large as it once was since I donated 11 bags of food to the food bank for the holidays.
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Just getting this thread ready for morning :) Hope everyone is getting a good night's sleep :hugs:
I am on a down day so I am having a meal bar for brekkie with a cup of coffee and I have soup planned for later :-)
Apparently I starved myself too much on my DD yesterday, and I woke up this morning at 4:00, unable to sleep, thinking about food, lol. So I got up and ate breakfast (well, really, left overs from last nights dinner that I didn't eat)!
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About 1/4 cup of Great Northern Beans
Some weird casserole that I invented last night (about 1/2 cup)
Some pickled beets
Two small slices of bread, toasted, topped with cold butter (mmmm...tasting that butter was soooo good!)
Had a great DD yesterday, haven't really planned all of today yet.
So far I have a cup of coffee w/coconut milk in it and I have pork chops thawing for supper.
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[QUOTE=LaurieKeren;15125456]Apparently I starved myself too much on my DD yesterday, and I woke up this morning at 4:00, unable to sleep, thinking about food, lol. So I got up and ate breakfast (well, really, left overs from last nights dinner
I do this a lot! It's like I gave to have a satisfied belly to sleep
Good morning !!
DD for me. I feel so gross after last nights candy corn binge. I did lose this morning tho????? I couldn't believe it!
For today:
B: coffee 2 tbs hwc
L: 2HB eggs 1 tbs mayo
D: Prob chicken breast. Don't know yet but staying at 600-700 cals
Coffee/Cinnamon Muffin (thanks Jo) for breakfast. Lunch will be small amount chicken breast and cabbage stirfry. Dinner: Vegetable soup and more chicken. Dessert/snack will be Cinnamon Meringue (thanks to whoever posted that)
Have to say that everyone has been so helpful posting recipes (another thread) or I would probably just stick to hardboiled egg and salad and hunger. I'm feeling much better - much more encouraged, if not more creative.
Come to think of it. If ever out at a restaurant on a DD (obviously unplanned), a hardboiled egg and salad may be something I would order to keep under calories.
Up day!
So far I've had: 2 c. of half-caff w/ cream (1g/40cals) and 160 calories worth of turkey.
For the first time in forever, I woke up not feeling very hungry; normally I'm definitely a breakfast person. I have no idea if my appetite is going to pick up later, but I'm assuming it will. If that's the case I'm going to eat some leftover chicken stir-fry for lunch, and possibly some leftover pot roast for dinner. Will probably make a SF dessert muffin as a treat.
For lunch I'm going to roast some chicken wings (so I can control the salt) and make a nice garlic butter to dip them in.
UD for me, but I went over last night on my DD by about 275 calories (pre-TOM and ravenous!) so I'm going to carry those calories over today and eat a little less. I'm planning to start PirateJenny's modified schedule of JUDDD and see how it goes, but decided to wait til tomorrow.
B - black coffee and Pure Protein bar (I started eating these on LC and still like them for a meal replacement. They aren't too sweet. 180 calories.)
Total for the day so far: 455 calories.
UD today (and my DD yesterday was very successful -- 525 calories).
B: Egg cream
L: Chicken, salsa, cream cheese "soup" with jalapenos
S: Ditto above
S: Coffee ice cream
I'll have around 1900 calories today.
DD for me today.
B: coffee
L: Salad w/cabbage. 1T full-fat dressing. 10 green olives. 1 pickled egg. Miso in homemade chicken broth. About 300 calories
D: whatever DH makes. Last DD he made this amazing mahi-mahi -- sauteed in a bit of coconut oil, spiced with Singapore curry and a dollop of Dragon sauce. YUM! I'm hoping tonight for a turkey burger or 2 Steak-umms with onions and peppers. Those are on the "approved" list I gave him for DD dinners. It's hard sometimes to control my calories when he's the one cooking.
B: Green tea w/tbsp h&h (22)
L: 2 97% FF Hebrew National hot dogs, 1 slice whole wheat bread, 1 tsp mustard, 1/2 a tomato, 1 c. broccoli (220)
S: (after 2 hour walk, I don't count these calories into my total) 1 stalk celery, 1 wedge Laughing Cow cheese, 1 hard boiled egg
D: 2 c spinach, 1 large carrot, 1/2 yellow pepper, can tuna, 1 tsp mustard, 2 tbsp FF italian dressing (244)
Total without snack: 484 (DD target 499)
DD here.
I'm making the most yummiest smelling soup.
I'll have to post the recipe!! I plan on eating it all day. Maybe throw in some light protein and rice cakes. full day of eating later!
As is usual for my UDs, this morning I am having little appetite. So far it's 3 mugs of coffee with half & half, and egg over easy, and a slice or caraway rye bread with melty butter on it.
So much work in the gardens outside today, so haven't even planned what to fix for the other meals.
UD and I woke up in the 150's this morning!
Making some oatmeal for breakfast... Haven't had that in a long time!
Having a bowl of Kashi Crunch & Quaker OH's cereal mixed (I often mix my cereals, lol) with whole milk. Up to 811 calories.
dd today.
hardboiled egg, 4 slices salami = 240 cals.
h/h in my coffee =40 cals.
so far 280.
i think before class i will try oatmeal. yum!
DD today
Soup and hotdog
carbmaster yogurt
had coffee with my cream mix this morning.
That's fantastic LCL!!!! :jumpjoy:
I'm looking forward to waking in the 170s soon!! It's been way.too.LONG!!
Add half a serving of Andy Capp's Hot Fries to my list! :jumpjoy:
870 total calories so far.
DD for me and going away for the weekend after working half a day. I was going to fast until dinner, but decided to have 2 packages of zero calories shiritaki noodles, rinsed and microwaved, topped with 4 tablespoons of artichoke/caper tapenade. Total of 20 calories.
For dinner I will have a caesar salad with chicken and FF caesar dressing I am going to sneak into the restaurant. No croutons.
Vegetable soup. I started to make a small pot of soup and tossed a couple of extra
things in so now I have a big pot of soup. I might just end up freezing most of it.
UD for me today.
Yesterday I had chicken noodle soup for my DD and blk coffee.
Dinner was 1c.salad.
Today so far I have had 1c. red mashed potatoes, and a sliver of meat loaf from last nights dinner.
B-yogurt and coffee with almond milk
L-shiritaki spinach chicken soup with raw veggies
D-basa and spinach salad w cucumber and WF blue cheese dressing
S-yogurt and peppermint tea
total 304 calories 44 left over to snack with goal 348
Back to add...
.... a ham sandwich on Nickell's lite bread with a little mayo, mustard, slice of provolone, lettuce, tomato.... dill pickle spear.... a few more hot fries....
... then a while ago DH was making himself a pancake so I made one, but then realized I didn't want it all, so I just ate half of it with a little butter and sugar free syrup - gave him the rest.
Oh, had a glass of merlot earlier too.
Up to 1,395 calories. That includes the calories I overate last night on my DD :)
so here is how my day went:
130pm- veggie soup(2 big servings)
415 pm- another big serving of veggie soup
615pm- 4 oz steak:yummy:
alotta asparagus
8pm- greek yogurt
cals estimated to be 680..not quite sure about the steak..still how many calories could 4 oz of steak have??:dunno:
And you don't know how hard I wanted to just keep eating the steak..
There is always tomorrow!!! And I can have it with the PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE I am going to make!!!:jumpjoy:
Thats fab...its great to go into a new number group!
Enjoy your oatmeal...I am loving mine in this cold weather!
I make the muffin in mini silicone muffin cases...I get 9 mini muffins from one mix! :jumpjoy:
I have one with my cuppas during the day...sometimes i warm one in the micro, and have it with a little gluc pudding...its like a mini dessert!
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Sprucing up Keewatin Street
In the northwest corner of Winnipeg, there's a little stretch of road known as Keewatin Street that has become one of the busiest streets in Tyndall Park.
It has come to my attention that people in Tyndall Park, including many business owners, agree it's time to spruce up Keewatin.
I am always encouraged to see the good work accomplished by Business Improvement Zones and other community development organizations. Community stakeholders come together to clean up outdoor spaces, improve lighting, beautify streets with artful banners and cheerful flower pots, and support business members to improve their window displays and storefront facades.
For example, while visiting with business owners this spring I had many encouraging conversations about the possibility of putting flower beds and green shrubs down the middle island of Keewatin from Notre Dame Avenue to Inkster Avenue, to soften its "industrial" look.
As your MLA, I can take a leadership role in bringing together local businesses and organizations who may want to act on an idea like this.
This spring, I attended the grand opening of a project that exemplifies what a community can accomplish when we all work together.
A couple years ago, the Parent Council at École Stanley Knowles School decided to try to get a new outdoor basketball court at the school. This was especially important because the school is far away from any other recreation opportunities, like parks or other courts.
The Parent Council then successfully applied to Manitoba's Community Places Program (CPP) and received a grant from the Winnipeg Community Infrastructure Program (WCIP), programs which help communities invest in long-term, sustainable recreation and wellness projects. With the help of $30,000 from CPP and $43,000 from WCIP, this basketball court is now a reality, and students and families from all over Tyndall Park have a safe space to play sports and stay active.
I firmly believe that every person in a community, whether you are a parent, a business owner, a volunteer or a student, can make a difference. Let's see what kind of difference we can make in Tyndall Park.
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Deputies say Oscar Scott was trying trying to turn around in 72-year old Margie Ramey's driveway off Bays Mountain Road.
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Perhaps the cleverest thing about Barker-Froyland's delicately contrived debut is how uncontrived she manages to make it seem. A talented, good-looking kid (Ben Rosenfield) sings his heart out in the tunnels beneath Grand Central Station, only to be hit by a cab while crossing the street. Halfway around the world in Morocco, his more serious-minded sister Franny (Hathaway) is so absorbed in her anthropology studies that she hasn't spoken to now-comatose Henry in six months.
Everything that follows in "Song One" depends on what you make of James' decision to stop by, bearing tea and sympathy. Against all odds, Barker-Froyland manages to sell this scene -- a credit to both the grief-stricken authenticity Hathaway shows and the director's own intuitively naturalistic style behind the camera. A significant talent in the making, Barker-Froyland earns our trust with almost imperceptibly handheld lensing and a welcome tendency to let shots linger long enough for the emotions to register.
But mostly, it's the songs -- by Jenny Lewis and Johnathan Rice of indie-rock duo Jenny and Johnny, with music help from Nathaniel Walcott -- that makes it possible for this unassuming little drama to penetrate the cynical defenses of modern auds. Vaguely reminiscent of "Once," another Sundance breakout that went on to find mainstream success (and eventually made its way to the Broadway stage, as this pic could conceivably do as well), "Song One" plays with the notion of two pitiful souls who meet at precisely the right moment to compliment one another's emotional needs.
Franny's concerns are fairly self-evident, especially after she confesses how she'd berated her brother for planning to drop out of college and pursue his music. She needs a chance to atone for not taking his interests seriously (though one wonders how Henry might feel if he awakened to learn that she'd been shagging his idol).
In James' case, the script presents him as an insecure poet and somewhat reluctant celebrity: He carries himself not like a star but as a sullen puppy, worrying aloud whether he will ever be able to overcome his creative block. It's that ultimate naive-girl fantasy: a man who's attentive, but also incomplete without you. In short, James needs a muse -- preferably one with big Precious Moments eyes and uncannily good instincts about which Gotham music venues to hit on any given night.
So, while James tests out old and new songs on Franny, she reciprocates -- with some encouragement from her embarrassment-be-damned mom (Mary Steenburgen, strong) -- by singing back to him. Whereas Franny had shown zero interest in her brother's passion for the past six months, now she finds music to be the most natural form of expression, attending concerts, buying vintage instruments and watching YouTube videos, each of which permit Barker-Froyland to squeeze more tunes into the film.
The story may be slight, but that leaves ample room to embellish with music, capturing a surprising range of styles (indie rock, blues, electronica) from the New York scene by way of texture. The film positively swells with songs, the lyrics of which have been attentively crafted to suit the emotions onscreen, especially when it comes to the pic's eponymous number, "Silver Song." While Hathaway earned her Oscar for live-singing last year, it is Flynn's turn to impress with his heartfelt renditions of five original songs, at least one of which is sure to be heard at the Dolby Theatre next February.


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For our tomato gazpacho, there are several different types of gazpacho. This one is an Andaluz gazpacho from Spain. And it's more of a smoother gazpacho than the Mexican version which is more of a chopped gazpacho.
Okay, so we start off with tomatoes, nice beautiful red bell pepper, cucumber. And again, this is also a very, very easy soup because you're going take and again you're going to peel the cucumber. As you can see, I don't like to use a peeler that much so I go straight with a knife. So, we peel the outside and the reason that you take the green off of the cucumber is one has a little bitterness to it. And secondly, you don't want that in your soup at the final stage. Okay, so we take this off. The green will also bring in a color to the soup that you don't want. And the final product, you want it to be a nice red soup. And so we take a little bit of this off. Once we take that off, we go ahead and cut the cucumber in half. It is simple. And then we seed the cucumber, okay. So, we take our spoon again, brush right down, it automatically have the seeds taken out of the cucumber. And so, we do that with all of our cucumbers here.
Now, this is also a great soup to serve at a dinner party. If you don't want to serve it during the day time, you can serve at a dinner party. You can do it with lobster. You can do it with shrimp. I'm going to be doing it today with a little bit of crab today. Okay, so we cut our cucumber up. I'm going to add that to our bowl. This is going to be our marinading bowl today. We're going to take our tomatoes. We're also going to cut them. We're going to remove the end. We don't want any of the stems also in the soup. You don't have to take the seeds out of the soup but you do have to take the end of the stem off the soup. And so we cut our tomatoes up. Then we're just going to take and chop the tomatoes up. It's not that important that the tomatoes have to be perfect as you're chopping them up because this process we're using is going to be a macerating process. And you can let this sit overnight in the refrigerator as well. Then we're going to take a little bit of bread, any kind of bread will do. I particularly like more of a french pota. So, we want to take the skin off of the bread. And the bread is going to be used as a thickening agent in the soup. So, once we have the skin off and again I'm going to slice down, cut it into little pieces. That's about enough there.
So, now I have our bread, okay. Get some salt. Always very important, remember that you need to put salts in the beginning of the process. Now, we're going to have some basil. So, we take some of the leaves of the basil off. It's over here. And make sure you always clean as you go. It's always a very important asset of a cook. You always want to make sure that you're always nice and clean. We're going to cut some of our basil up. Put that in there. Then we're going to put a little bit of fresh olive oil inside. Now, this soup requires a little bit of olive oil. Put a little bit of sherry vinegar inside. The sherry vinegar is going to add a nice balance between the tomato. And then we're going to put our last ingredient which is our bell pepper.
Whenever you make a gazpacho, very important that the flavors, they all have to be roughly the same in the soup so you don't want them to be overpowering it with too much bell pepper, overpowering it with too much cucumber. And the basic recipe is two parts tomato to one part cucumber and one part bell pepper because it originally is a tomato based soup. You want to have some of that nice tomato flavor in there. So, what I'm doing here is I'm removing the white part of the bell pepper because the white part is very, very bitter just like any type of pith of a fruit. This is going to be extremely bitter so you want to remove that. We'll cut this one. And as you can see there, we left a little white on there so you want to make sure to remove that as well. So, remove that, okay. And then again, we go ahead and we cut up our bell pepper and we get it ready for maceration. All right, wonderful! Now, you're just going to move it around a little bit. You smash it up just a little bit. It helps get the flavors going inside as we move that around, all right. Looks good, okay.
Now, once that's done, then you can set that aside. Oh, I forgot the garlic. You can't forget the garlic. In this recipe, you can go ahead and just take you're knife, put your garlic on your board and give it a smash, okay. Put that in there like that. And again, you don't have to worry about what it looks like now because when you put it in the blender, it's going to come out nice and smooth. So, we mix that together. Our board is nice and clean. Now, we're going to start the process of the garnish.
Okay, so what I have here, it's almost like a dough, it's a very thin dough as you can see that, okay. This is a rice paper, okay. And it's called Feuilles de Brick and this is a wonderful, wonderful thing to do with—you can put really anything inside Feuilles de Brick. And what it's going to do since it's a rice paper, is when you put it in the fryer, it's going to fry up nice and crisp because the rice is acting as a crisping agents as well. Okay, so we take our paper all right. A little bit of the crab meat. Okay, we start by cutting just a little bit of the paper at the end dough then we're going to take our crab meat. And we are going to put just a little bit inside. Make a nice even line there, okay. And then you start just rolling the crab meat up. You want to pull the paper back, make sure not to cut the rest of the paper because you need to use that to stabilize it when you're doing the rolling process. So, you want to make that nice and tight, okay and roll it like that. And you just continue rolling, okay. So, you think that you have the right size. Then it's just a matter of cutting it at the end, okay. This one, you can reserve for another one, okay. And that's it there alright.
Now, we're going to go ahead and fry that up. Let's check our oil and make sure our oil is ready. Okay, oil looks good. So, we basically just drop that in there like that. It takes roughly 45 seconds to a minute and a half to cook. We have one ready to go. Okay, you want to make sure that after you roll it to put it in the freezer because then it stays nice and tight and neat, okay. Now, we're going to put it on our fryer. Okay, not just yet. Oil is not just ready yet. This is what the finished product looks like. So, as you can see, it gets nice and beautiful brown on the outsides. It has a nice crunchy texture to it. Okay, I don't know if you guys can hear that out there. It was in a nice and crunchy texture. And for this dish, we're going to serve it inside of a little small martini glass. So, once your tomatoes and your cucumbers and your bell peppers and everything have been marinating for a full day, then you're going to go ahead and you're going to put it into a blender, okay. So, in this process you blend it up. And once it's blended, you're going to get a nice refined soup like this, okay. Pour some of the gazpacho inside okay. Now, this is a very, very nice soup. I love this soup because again it has a little bit of a sweetness of the tomato, has a sweetness of the bell pepper and you are also doing a nice little garnish of the crab on the side so it adds a little sophistication to the dish.
Okay, so after it's cooked, we're going to go ahead and cut the outsides off okay. So, it'll give it a nice look. Put that on your plates. Put this there. And if you'd like to do a little bit of herb garnish on top. Okay, we'll use a little bit of basil because basil is in our soup already. Okay, put a touch of basil on there and then you're going to put just a little bit of olive oil on top, okay. And what that olive oil does is, it adds a nice look to the soup plus it adds a very nice fruity flavor to the soup at the end. Tomato gazpacho with a crab stick!
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My situation is: I live in PA and my friend in North Carolina has a few pounds of flower hops frozen, waiting to be used in future brews. He's willing to share some of the hops with me but neither of us know if the hops will still be good to use once they get thawed during shipping to me and then put back in the freezer until I have a brew day and then thawed again to use them.
Will the hops still be good to use?
Does repeated freezing and thawing damage the hops in any way? is so, how?
Thank you.
Generally you shouldn't freeze then refreeze. I'm not sure if hops are an exception, but that stands true for the freezing of just about any vegetable. The formation of ice crystals can damage cell walls. Slow freezing creates larger ice crystals which do more damage. That's why folks like to "flash" freeze- smaller ice crystals, less cell wall damage. Repeated freezing is not recommended.
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My guess is that many people freeze and re-freeze hops. Lots of people buy bulk hops. I'm sure a lot probably use pellets, but not all. However, if you're going to brew sometime in the next month, just put them in a ziploc bag and store them in the refridgerator instead of freezing them.
Just did one similar... my brother mailed a couple pounds of frozen hops to me. Three days in the mail and i refroze them on arrival with no ill affects. As long as they are dried prior to freezing there won't be any problem.
To the best of my understanding, if the hops are already dried (as in leaf or pellet) you should have little to no issue, considering there's just the smallest ammount of water in them, so they don't actually "freeze". If anything, they do detiorate without cold but is nothing that can't be fixed with a small percentage of more hops
Thanks everyone. It's worth a try considering it's a good amount of Cascade whole leaf hops he's willing to share with me.I may try to plan a brew day and get him to ship the hops to me closer to that time frame to not make him open the vacuum pack until it's necessary. Your knowledge is appreciated.
I guess drying is the key factor here. If the hops were properly dried before freezing then you chances of no ill effects improves. However if the hops where not dried well first, I think you would have some problems.