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She died Tuesday, October 29, 2013, at her home. Mrs. Toler was a lifelong resident of Inverness and a loyal member of the First Baptist Church where she joyfully served as a long time teacher of the Mittie Toler class. She was also a devoted leader in the Explorers Bibles Study and a proud member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Jane's faith and joyful spirit were a blessing to a host of friends and family. She was a treasured influence and inspiration in the lives of many.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Street Toler Jr.; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.V. Willis; and two brothers, Billy Willis and Alby Willis and a brother-in-law, Merton Toler Sr. (Goldie).
She is survived by two sons, Jack Toler of Isola and Woody (Phyllis) Toler of Jackson; one brother, Richard Willis (Kathryn) of Montgomery, Ala.; two sisters, Mary Kathryn McDowell of Inverness and Bertie Ann Holaday of Louise; and two brothers-in-law, Bill (Helen) Toler of Inverness and Ken (Sandra) Toler of Jackson; five grandchildren, Kent Toler of Inverness, Nancy Street (Lee) Elkins of Madison; Pack Toler of Isola, Kate Ragsdale of Jackson, and Sloan Toler of Jackson; nine great-grandchildren, Brittany Toler (Justin) Jones of Brandon, Anna Street Toler, Woods Toler, and Warren Toler, all of Inverness, Elizabeth Elkins, Molly Street Elkins, and Luke Elkins all of Madison, Kairi Smith and Ireland Smith of Jackson.
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This town really, really cares about cheeseburgers. That was clear from the response from our 5,400-plus Facebook fans when we asked them to nomi-nate the region's best. Read on for the winners. (Thanks to judges Chef Judi Gallagher, The HuB's Joey Panek and Lazy Fairy's Christine Alexander).
Best Overall
Shakespeare's caramelized onion and brie burger, as much for the thick, perfectly cooked patty and rosemary foccacia bun (best bun, for sure) as for the creative toppings, which added an inspired sweetness. (Shakespeare's "Black and Bleu" burger came in a close second.)
Best Classic
Council's cheeseburger. This archetypal offering from the popular Bradenton hangout was topped with a real, nonsupermarket tomato slice, crisp iceberg lettuce, pickles, mayonnaise, mustard and ketchup. It's served on a simple napkin, which sops up the beefy juice.
Best Local Legend
That'd be Patrick's Kress cheeseburger, topped with cheddar cheese and bacon and served with onion rings and chili. People have been going to Patrick's for this burger—named after the historic Kress Building on Main Street—for decades, and it's gotten even better since they moved from the Kress building to a new spot down the block.
Best-Quality Ingredients
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar's cheeseburgers are made with prime beef, topped with Wisconsin cheddar cheese and candied, peppered bacon and served on a homemade brioche bun alongside a generous helping of onion rings. You can taste the difference.
Best with a Huge Helping of French Fries
There's a reason Five Guys cheeseburgers have a cult following, and we all agreed that this cheeseburger was the perfect one to eat with a pile of fresh-from-the-fryer French fries. We love that it's all served in a brown paper bag with grease stains seeping through.
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Not sure if all of those pass Tin's test, but this was the kind of thing I've always thought of as classic SciFi.
All those qualify as SF as far as I'm concerned, with the exception of Brave New World, which is arguable. From what I know of it, it sounds like a dystopia, but not necessarily SF. I don't really know, though, since I haven't read it.
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of Jack McDevitt's is good. For example, Deepsix was awfully tedious. I struggled through the entire book, but really, the only memorable passage was the bit where the heroine attempted conjugal relations with a large carnivorous orchid. Hallucinogenic pollen, you know. Later she assured her girlfriends that it was totally worth it, even though the orchid has been attempting to digest her at the time. That made me laugh. The rest of the book was awfully dull, and featured far too much pontificating by a character bearing some startling resemblances to Rush Limbaugh.
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*Moores Law states that cpu power is to double every two years - or so, have to look it up to citate properly. Shame I haven't done so beforehand.
Hmm, kinda yes and but also a bit of no. Moore's law concerns the number of transistors you can place on a circuit board without it costing a prohibitive amount.
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Oo. Didn't expect to spark a discussion. (Or to log on and find I've started another thread I don't recall)
Thanks for all the recomendations guys, now I'm spoilt for choice.
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Left Hand Of Darkness
were ALSO on my Sci-Fi classes' lists... I think those were in the first year I took it. Second year, they'd been replaced. I liked them alot... Also, going onto LeGuin and LHoD... I also read
The Dissposessed
(loved this book!) back in a Novel class, which was not all Sci-fi or Fantasy... We read
Crime and Punishment
The Castle of Otroanto
Northanger Abbey
and some other novels I can't remember right now... they're all in boxes, I should pull them out soon.
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Britland with respect to the David Brin book that Tinman suggested i'd just like to say that the book rocked. However i'd recommend starting at the beginning of the series rather then the middle.
David Brin has written a few "Uplift Trilogies":
First Uplift Trilogy:
Sundiver, Startide Rising, The Uplift War
2nd Trilogy
Brightness Reef, Infinity's Shore, Heaven's Reach
These are all great books, but starting at the beginning really helps with the understanding. I'd even recommend reading the first uplift trilogy first as the 2nd one ties into the first... in a way....
more book titles later, when i'm actually near my books XP
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Off the top of my head- I recommend "The Host", by Stephenie Meyer. It's watered down Sci-fi, all in all (not to mention a fairly female novel, what with the bits of romance, and all).
And though this one's a J fiction novel, it's good all the same- try "The Supernaturalist".
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Oh, Sundiver stunk. It was nowhere near as good as any of the later books in the Brin series, and you don't need to have read it in order to read the others. They stand alone pretty well. I didn't read Sundiver until after I'd read Startide Rising and the Uplift War, and missed nothing.
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Anything by Dan Abnett but specifically his Gaunt's Ghosts books. I know I know, Warhammer is emblazoned on the front, I was reluctant to read it too. It's actually suprisingly good though, reminds me of some of Sven Hassel's books. Not quite your typical space opera fair mind.
For the more traditional line of stuff there The Dreaming Void by Peter F Hamilton. His Night's Dawn Trillogy is also alright if you don't mind some adult themes.
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Reminiscing, I think some of the first Sci-Fi I ever read was Andrea Norton's
Star Ka'ats and the Plant People
though I think alot of her older stuff might be out of print now... my grandfather has a fairly decent selection...
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Mm, Abnett's good, and while Gaunt's Ghosts are really just trashy war novels
, Abnett writes them very well. The Eisenhorn trilogy is also very good.
And I seem to have gotten bottom-paged, so I'll repeat my post for people to actually see =P
E. E. 'Doc' Smith
Isaac Asimov
Hal Clement (the only book of his I've managed to find is Heavy Planet, but that is excellent)
Arthur C. Clarke
There's an old (I think) Gollancz publishing series called something like masters of Science Fiction (all with distinctive yellow covers as seen here which covers a number of excellent single-novel hard-sci-fi authors, too.
Classics like Dune never hurt, but sadly, really REALLY good sci fi is very hard to come by nowadays.
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XD may I just say it is no surprise that the demographic of this forum has easily risen to the call for good sci-fi? I've been wanting some sci-fi book recommendations too, so thanks from me also!
My only two cents is to re-inforce the recommendation from awhile ago fro Orson Scott Card, and say that i personally prefer the Bean series, which starts with "Ender's Shadow", but in order to apprectiate said series fully you really do need to read "Ender's Game" first
Other than that, alls I gots is short stories for the genre.
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I like a lot of the authors already mentioned, plus David Weber's Honor Harrington series (there's about...two billion books to choose from there) as well as his Dahak/Empire from the Ashes series (only three). They're heavy in detail when it comes to futuristic technology and military strategy, though, so sometimes it can get a bit confusing.
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I finally managed to pick one, today I bought
Ender's Game
but there's plenty more that I plan to read. Thaks a lot guys.
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Ender's Game is one of the Sci-Fi classics, and it's a good read to boot. The ending surprised me, actually, I didn't see it coming. Enjoy!
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Tin... how could you have not read Brave New World? That kind of blows my mind.
It just seems like your kind of book.
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Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 2, 2013, at Ray Brooks School in Benoit, followed by interment in Silver Mount Cemetery in Scott, Miss., officiated by Rev. James Dennis.
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I'm a fanatic for early 80's gay porn. Anyone else enjoy? Have links to share?
I'm a fanatic for early 80's gay porn. Anyone else enjoy? Have links to share?
Here's a short clip of Marc Noll getting fucked.
The early 80's....big hair, hairy crotches, and bareback......
I love anything by William Higgins and Falcon from that time era.
Jon King is my all time favorite porn star (may he rest in peace...)
I also love some of the lower-budget Nova flicks made in the late 1970's
(there was one this one Nova guy...Frank Evans.....WOW!)
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
I like vintage pron and a lot of the stuff from the early 80s late 70s is my fave.
Don't stop me now, don't need to catch my breath , I can go on and on and on. When the lights go down and there's no one left I can go on and on and on. Give it to me, yeah.
Buy ANYTHING directed by Scott Masters!!!!!!! ANYTHING
william higgins presents .........love these oldies something very raw and sexy bout them.
I miss the whole Pacific Coast Highway ambiance...
the blond surfer, the pizza delivery boy...
life...and porn seemed so simple and innocent back then.
It's cool that so many of u are into to it. My favorite from back then was Jeremy Scott. He had the best torso & dick package I've ever seen. Even the silly perm somehow made him sexier. Only Sammy Case is maybe hotter. But I don't know much about Case. Jeremy was the first one I ever really fell for when I first started buying hardcore gay porn in 1982. The William Higgins stuff was what turned my head in the adult book store. I got hooked to those color & B&W magazines from Higgins & Nova, etc. These were my first boyfriends!
Jeremy Scott
A fan of the porn of 80's. First video saw in 80's was that of Kip Noll and have enjoyed the works of William Higgins. Great guys, great bodies and great sex. Some best jack off porn is that of the 80's.
Here are some of the hottest men of 80's porn...
There are lots more too.....
1. Jon King ( my all time favorite)
2. Frank Evans (hot Nova star of the late 70's)
3. John Davenport (gentle giant, big cocked hunk of the mid-80's)
4. Leo Ford and Lance (two of the hottest blonds ever...)
5. Mike Gibson (handsome, big dicked, reliable co-star of many Higgins films)
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
A few of my favourites:
Kyle Carrington
Jimmy Metz
Brian Hawks
Mike Henson
Pat Fulton
All great guys Neil, excellent choices...here are a few more...
1. Morgan (no last name) a Higgins exclusive...died in a motorcycle crash, circa 1982...a tragedy for such a young talent. He was versatile. Here ihe is bottoming for the handsome Mike Dean.
2. Michael Christopher (tall, muscular, hung like a horse) One of Higgins' ultimate top men (along with Chad Hunt) in the early 80's. He pictured here with another porn legend Beau Matthews.
3. David Ashfield (on left) David was a prankster of early 80's porn. He could play the nerd who strips to reveal a killer body and cock. In Higgins original "Pizza Boy..He Delivers" he seduces equally hung Grant Fagan in one of Higgins' most steamy scenarios ever! As far as I know, he's always been a top (never saw him bottom).
4. Tim Kramer (a strawberry blond, tall, lanky, hung) Tim worked for several studios including Falcon, and Nova (I don't recall if he ever did any Higgins work or not...he may have). He was a pure top man.
5. Steve York (pictured in the middle with Kip Noll on the right and one of the other Noll "brothers"-Scott, I think, on the left) Steve was not a handsome guy, in fact, he was marginally attractive. But he more than made up for it in dick size. He was a true power top. When he would fuck an ass , it was always fast and furious. In this film ("Summer of Scott Noll") both he and Kip power fuck Scott's hairy little ass...
PS---Thanks for the Pat Fulton pic....I was always nuts about him too!
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
"I also love some of the lower-budget Nova flicks made in the late 1970's
(there was one this one Nova guy...Frank Evans.....WOW!)"
I remember those Nova flicks! They were my introduction to porn movies!
This thread really brings back memories for me. I loved all the early 80's stuff.
William Higgins -- Falcon -- Marc Fredricks -- Vivid ... good memories.
Some favorites of mine that come to mind:
Rex Chandler
Les Stein
Jack Wrangler
Ryan Idol
Johnny Dawes
Matt Ramsey (AKA: Peter North)
... and many whose names escape my memory, but who I definitely remember!
I especially liked Michael Christopher and Johnny Dawes in "Pleasure Beach."
All the ones you mentioned are SO familiar: Jeremy Scott, Leo Ford, Lance,
Kyle Carrington, Tim Kramer, Kip Noll, and a host of amateurs.
And who could forget that great Joe Gage trilogy:
L.A. Tool And Die / Kansas City Trucking Company / El Paso Wrecking Corp. !!!
There was another early series called "Bullet" ... remember those?
There were some VERY hot guys from that time. I will never forget them!
Joey Stefano
How naughty can I be and still go to heaven?
Someone has stolen 2 of my favorite VHS vidios. 1 is called Portholes here is an ad I tried to order it off of only to find out they could no longer get copies of it!
I am also looking for a movie called Razor close that stared Aaron Gunn, Rick Pantara and Sean Carerra can someome hehp me find copies of these I am on a tight budet and can only afford 10 or 15 dollers tops per movie!
1. Bill Hensen - my dreamboat!
2. Bill Hensen and Brian Thompson in "Sailor in the Wild"
3. Scott Noll - the slut nextdoor
4. Steve Henson - I think this is from "The Young and the Hung"
Isn't Steve's ass absolutely perfect (you should see it in the closeups!)?
Actually, I think that may be from "Pizza Boy, He Delivers." The other stud is Dylan Ramsey. If I remember correctly, Steve delivers a pizza to Dylan. Somehow pizza sauce gets on Steve, and Dylan offers to clean him up in his shower (and fuck him!!!)
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
Yep. That's the ticket!
Some pics of "Big Gay Al" Parker:
1. From "Turned On"
2. Bob Bishop and Al Parker
3. Al fucking Leo Ford in "Games"
Please excuse the graininess.
Mmmm....Dan Parks (aka Mark Jennings ) taking some dick. The captures are from "Frathouse Memories" (1984).
Anyone have any hot pics of Dick Fisk?
Hot man... too bad he died so young
Anyone have pics from Fox Studio's "Hard to Come By"? With Jimmy Metz bottoming, Todd Martin sucking etc...??
thanks guys for the hot posts
Love the Kansas City Trucking Co., El Paso Wrecking Corp., LA Tool & Die trilogy
Anyone up for some Todd Baron? Images date to about 1982.
Here are some Frank Evans pics, some from "Tub Tricks". Gotta love "Our Frank"!
More Morgan > http://www.angelfire.com/planet/rux/Morgan.html
Michael Gere > http://home.pacbell.net/rux/mgere.jpg
Some more Lance.
1. Lee Ryder - From the early 80's
2. Rod Phillips - Lee's onetime boyfriend and Falcon co-star
3. The Holy Trinity - Rod Philips, Lee Hunter and Lee Ryder from "Winner Takes All"
4. "Winner Takes All", Falcon Studios (1983)
5. Rod unloads in Lee's mouth - "Winner Takes All"
A few screen caps from "A Few Good Men" (1983)
A few 80's pics of Scott Taylor - "The Sultan of Solo". He got raunchier as time went on, but that's another story...
Toffer, thanks for the Frank Evans and Todd Baron pics!
Todd had the most beautiful eyes......
Frank had a body and cock that kept me horny for more.....
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
Soooo many good memories.....
Michael Gere was hot! Loved LA Tool & Die and El Paso Trucking Co too
How have I missed the thread. It's fabulous. Excuse me while I take care of something that umm sort of popped-up a minute or so ago.
Kurt Marshall barely qualifies for this thread ( his first video was in '84 ). But we'll let that slide...
A grabgag of this and that:
1. Randy Page and Scott O'Hara from "Winner Takes All" (1983) - Scott's tuggin' his pierced nipples!
2. Shower scene from "Valley Boys" (1984) with Randy Page and Johnny Dawes
3. A small grouping from the William Higgins classic "Class Reunion" (1983)
4. More Randy and Johnny
5. A clearer shot of Steve Hensen's money maker
Male porn is paramount as an absolutely necessary correction of the totally false image society promotes about males. This was true in the 80ties and remains as true or even more true today.
My life would have gone into a total catastrophy if I hadn't had male porn when growing up.
A treat for Frank Evans fans:
I enjoyed rummaging through your site. Great fun! These are my favorites on your lists: (1) J. Brians' "Flashbacks" - I've driven past The Endup so many times and never walked inside...because of this wonderful movie! (2) Steve Scott's "Gemini" - That scene with Jack and the prostitute is so erotic! Wrangler and Paxton are so hot together and totally fulfill the premise of the script. (3) "Sighs" - Beautiful sex and beautiful men. (4) "Screenplay" - It's one of those "Lurid Digs" phenomena where the scenery shoves the actors aside. I love the tawdry Palm Springs motel, the clothes, the bermuda grass and the ancient limo! So Boogie Nights! Anyway, thanks for the link!
Ultimate Steve Henson pose
I was a big fan of that trilogy too! There was just something about the raw, gritty quality of those films. Made them even hotter.
Love reading all these responses. This brings back SO many memories!
Those Matt Sterling films were great:
A Matter Of Size
Heat In The Night
Inch By Inch
Stryker Force
On Your Knees
Remember any of these?:
Pleasure Beach
Sizing Up
Stuff It
All American
Bigger Than Life
Wild Horses
You guys have already mentioned some GREAT performers.
Couple that may not have been mentioned:
Drew Andrew
Sean Dickson
Paul Morgan
Sam Crockett
Great memories guys! Keep 'em coming ...
(Here's a couple of pics of Drew Andrew and Rex Chandler) ...
Who could forget GQ-model-looking Jeff Quinn?
I always thought that he 'entered' the wrong business.
Jeff is one of my all-time faves and I do miss him. Oh, I'm feeling nostalgic now


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6 pork chops
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon seasoning salt
2 egg, beaten
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
2 cups Italian-style seasoned bread crumbs
4 tablespoons olive oil
1 (10.75 ounce) can condensed cream of mushroom soup
1/2 cup milk
1/3 cup white wine
I took some advice from pervious reviewers and made sure that I fried the chops until the outside was very crispy (make sure the oil is hot before adding the chops, makes a difference in how tender they turn out). I also doubled the gravy, and used 1 can cream of mushroom and 1 can golden mushroom. That really helped keep the dish from having that "some kind of meat covered w/cream of mushroom soup" taste. I also sauteed some fresh mushrooms in the pan I'd cooked the pork in and added them to the soup mixture. I added some extra garlic and just a couple dashes of cayenne. I cooked the chops for 20/20.....needed less cooking time I think cause I'd browned them so well. Turned out wonderful!
I was NOT impressed with this recipe. The pork was tender but lacked a strong flavor. The steps to prepare it left a lot of dirty dishes too. The cooking time was as other reviewers mentioned off as well. I did 30 min before adding the soup mixture and 30 after.
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This smells great after you take it out of the oven, and the preperation wasn't as long as I thought it would be. I did not bake them for as long as the recipie called b/c I ran out of time. They were done after 35 min and everything tatsted great, very tender and juicy. The sauce textrue was "just right", not too watery and not too chunky. One suggestion I have is to make double the sauce if you like to dip the meat because you'll wish you had more after you try it. I substituted the white wine with Vermouth, and next time I am thinking of adding more of the Vermouth or white wine and taking away some of the milk. This I think will strenghthen the taste of the sauce to be even better as the wine/Vermouth seems to play a big part in the taste of the whole meal. A note of caution: be careful not to burn the pork chops when frying, keep the heat at med/high and check often, I "saved" them just in time :). A+
I intended to submit this review two weeks ago & since then, my husband has requested this dish three more times. I did change a couple things. I baked for 35 minutes and warmed the sauce in a pot on the stove rather than pouring it over the chops. I also used cream of chicken rather than mushroom, since we're not mushroom fans and doubled the milk rather than using wine. It turned out fabulous. THANKS so much for this recipe!
Excellent recipe! Past reviewers that complain the dish is soggy possibly don't understand that the breading is INTENDED to soften up. I think the breading is just for a little color and flavor. It was not intended to stay crunchy while being baked in a lot of sauce. Anyway, I served this with mashed potatoes and asparagus and it was delightful. Only things I would clarify are that I used Lawry's brand seasoning salt, Chardonnay for the wine, and I only used 4 pork chops with the same amount of gravy in the recipe. The perfect amount was left to drizzle over the potatoes. Maybe a little more wine could be added next time. Thanks again!!
Breaded pork chops are always a hit with my husband and I've been making pork chops like this for years. I always use Italian style bread crumbs and just eyeball extra seasonings to add like garlic powder, cracked black pepper, dried parsley, Italian seasoning and some grated Parmesan cheese. I always dip my pork chops into the egg/milk mixture then the seasoned bread crumbs and then repeat that procedure (double dipping). This gives the pork a thick breading and keeps it moist while baking. To cut calories and time I spray the bottom of a glass baking dish with Pam, place the breaded pork in (no frying needed) then spray the pork with a little Pam, cook at 350 for 20 minutes, turn and cook for another 25 minutes. They'll come out moist and tender. This recipe has the pork cooking for way too long - it'll dry right out! And, there's nothing worse than dried out pork. I tried the soup mixture over top and well, it was OK. I poured it over half the chops during the last 15 minutes of cooking. I think I'll stick to the breaded pork chops without the soup mixture.....
Man......THESE PORK CHOPS ARE SLAMMING!!! I can't even describe how friggin good and tender they were!!! I followed the recipe, but I did make a few changes........of course. I followed some others' advice and added golden mushroom with the cream of mushroom. That, along with the white wine, is the key to this wonderful tasting dish. I also added some sauteed mushrooms and green onions to the sauce right before I poured it on the chops. Make sure you use a non-stick cooking spray on the bottom of the pan before you start baking so the coat on the pork chops doesn't stick. I served this along with the Angel Chicken Pasta recipe I found on here. It was a very rich meal, but worth every calorie we digested. Put it like this........I have a cousin who can not stand ANY VEGETABLE KNOWN TO MAN. You know what...........he had three servings the first night. That was one of the best compliments I could've gotten. Thank you Dawn for this better than OUTSTANDING RECIPE!!!
This was great! I too have a fear of making something that tastes like your greasy spoon tasteless meat & canned mushroom soup. So--using someone's idea of boneless chops, I doused the chops with bottled minced garlic, rubbed them with a bit of Kitchen Bouquet, used sour cream instead of milk, used Lindeman's Chardonnay(an inexpensive but but very good Australian wine, threw in about 1 or 2 T sweet Hungarian paprika, & a lot of fresh, sliced, sauteed mushrooms. Did all that make it any better than the original? Don't know, but I do know it got rave reviews. Thanks, Dawn--I've already done this 2x for company, & will do it again till I've run through my list of friends. Jean in Honolulu
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''He's very observant and a great listener. He's a guy that's listening to everything you're saying and watching everything the veterans are doing. He doesn't say a whole lot.''
Like most Bears players, McClellin learned about Piccolo since joining the Bears. Though it has been 44 years since Piccolo last played for the Bears, McClellin said he has a fine appreciation for Piccolo and his legacy with the Bears.
''We know about him and he has that movie about him [Brian's Song],'' McClellin said. ''You can learn a lot from the good old days.''
Tillman, who won the award for the third time, and Peppers both were appreciative of the fact that the award is voted upon by their teammates.
''It's humbling and a privilege to have my name added to the list of recipients who have won this award,'' Peppers said. ''You look at this list and see a great group of football players, but more importantly a great group of people.
''As I learned about Mr. Piccolo — the teamwork, loyalty and dedication and friendship resonated with me. That's something we all strive for in our career and our personal life. That along with his commitment to the people that were around him. One day I can only hope to be viewed in that same light and have the respect and integrity that he had.''
The Brian Piccolo Cancer Fund has provided $8.2 million for cancer research, according to Traci Piccolo Dolby, one of Brian Piccolo's three daughters, who attended the awards ceremony with her mother, Joy Piccolo O'Connell, and her sister, Kristi.
The Bears presented a check for $50,000 from National Football League Charities to the Brian Piccollo Cancer Fund.
''This is wonderful. Congratulations to each of [the award winners],'' Joy Piccolo O'Connell said. ''I'm very proud of this award. It means a great deal to all of us. I'm especially grateful to the Chicago Bears, the NFL and especially to Virginia McCaskey and her family. They have made this [cause] continue for many, many years and we will always be totally committed to finding a cure for cancer.''


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Volkswagen Passat CC Prices Paid and Buying Experience
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bronsonb Posts: 170Hi Kaliforniak - sorry for the delayed response. We purchased our CC on December 12, 2009. It was advertised at 10K off of MSRP. It was the ONLY VR6 the dealer had on the lot, and it had been there all of 2009, and I know they wanted to move it quickly.
Fact is that the car retailed for almost 40K, and there's no way we would pay that for a VW just yet. But 29K was worth it for the car with all it came with. I looked at the dealer's Web site, and it looks like they only have 1 2010 VR6 on the lot and bunches of the 4 cylinders. Looks like December is a good time to get a VR6 -
kaliforniak Posts: 51Thank you Bronson! Don't worry about replying late, it's not like I want to buy one now. I think there are about 5-7 VR6s within 50 miles of me so I'll be keeping an close eye on them.
What kind of mileage are you getting on your VR6? I'm only getting 13-15 cities on my 2.3L Mazda 6 which is ridiculous. It might be the way I drive but that kind of mileage on a 4cyl is pretty bad regardless. I imagine you get something better with the VR6. -
bronsonb Posts: 170We're not doing too badly with the MPG on the VR6 CC. In the city, my wife is getting lower MPG, around 17 - 20 MPG. Our old Passat V6 would do a little better than that though. However, I took the CC on a two hour highway trip last Friday, and I got 27 MPG and above the entire trip. Never got it all the way to 28 MPG, but I got close.
Our V6 Passat would get 32 MPG on the highway easily, but I was happy with the VR6 MPG considering the power the engine has. It was quite nice passing slow pokes. And then every now and then some poser in a Honda Civic would come up behind me and ride my bumper, so I'd goose the engine and leave them in the dust...get 1/2 mile ahead, and drop back down to a little above the speed limit ;-). Shame on me! -
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quintop Posts: 5You might be able to negotiate a better deal... I just purchased (yesterday) a CC Sport 2.0T with manual trans, R-Line package, MDI, chrome tips (MSRP $29,908) for $25,000 + drive offs.
It was a long negotiation process where I had several dealers bidding for my business, but by waiting until the last day of the month, I received rock bottom pricing. I live in Southern California.
Good luck! -
popboywei Posts: 6I am planning to buy the 2010 CC Sport with DSG and Protection Kit before August 6th. I have shot around for some quotes and got an offer $26,505 from MSRP $30,080. Is it a good deal? Please let me know.
I wont have the CC until August cuz I am out of the States now, so is there anyone knows that I can have better incentives in August or later this month? -
mike_in_austin Posts: 5After doing the math, this is a MUCH better deal than buying, even at 0% interest for a 36 month lease. When I bought my CC in January, this deal was $349/mo, not $242 and it was the manual, not the automatic.
The dealer contribution is significant though. More than I've ever seen before.
©2010 Volkswagen of America, Inc. Based on MSRP of $29,660.00 for a 2010 CC Sport with automatic transmission, excluding title, tax, options and dealer fees. Monthly payments total $8,711.64. Requires dealer contribution of $4,300.00, which could affect final negotiated transaction. Purchase option at lease end for $15,180.00.
At lease end lessees responsible for $0.25/mile over 30,000 miles and excessive wear and tear. Dealer sets actual prices. Lessee responsible for insurance. Closed-end lease offered on approved credit by Volkswagen Credit through participating dealers in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC. Supplies limited. U.S. cars only. -
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volkan Posts: 1I am looking to buy a 2010 CC Sport and have been offering $5k off of the MSRP and 0% financing for 60 months. So far, I have offered this to 5 dealers in Sacramento area and had no luck. Am I the unreasonable one or are they really selling the vehicle at the MSRP with 0%? Considering the vehicle will be face lifted in 2012 the vehicle I buy now will be two years old and "an old model" in one year. What do you suggest? Should I wait to see how the dealer inventory looks like by the end of month towards the deadline of 0% 60 day offer? I appreciate all the help I get.
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On Friday afternoon, multiple vehicles were involved in an accident on School Street in Duncan while picking up children from school.
Sheriff deputies Dave Dorsey and James Carmicle responded and immediately dispatched EMS, Chief Deputy Michael Lamb and Battalion Two of the Bolivar County Volunteer Fire Department to the scene.
Since those injured in the accident were juveniles, no further information has been released at this time.
The second weekend accident, which occurred on U.S. Highway 61 N. near the Washington-Bolivar County line, resulted in a fatality.
Bolivar County Assistant Coroner Murry Roark pronounced Shelby D. Harmon, 20, of Cleveland dead on the scene.
Deputies were dispatched and immediately contacted the Mississippi Highway Patrol.
In the meantime, the department received numerous calls about the incident.
MHP Sgt. Mike Mullins said that when he arrived on the scene it became apparent that several different vehicles struck Harmon, including that of her boyfriend Rodney Shelton Fulgham.
"At this time it is difficult to tell which impact killed her," Mullins said on Saturday.
Fulgham, 23, with addresses in Cleveland and Shaw, also called the 911-dispatcher to report the incident although he had traveled a significant distance after impact.
Fulgham was taken into custody for questioning and suspicion of a parole violation on Saturday.
Despite a group of protestors on the Bolivar County Courthouse lawn in Cleveland, as of this morning, no charges have been filed in connection with the accident and Fulgham has been released from custody.
"The Mississippi Highway Patrol has a very indepth investigative process," said Bolivar County Sheriff Kelvin Williams. "It is my understanding that Fulgham was taken into custody for questioning and after meeting his parole responsibilities, was released from custody pending the outcome of the MHP's investigation."
Attempts to contact Sgt. Ben Williams, spokesperson for the Mississippi Highway Patrol, in an attempt to get an update on the investigation were unsuccessful this morning.
At approximately 10:48 p.m. on Saturday, the 911 dispatcher for the Bolivar County Sheriff's Department received a call about another pedestrian being hit by vehicle at around 304 Adams St. in Benoit.
When deputies and the Mississippi Highway Patrol arrived on the scene EMS was dispatched. When EMS arrived, the victim refused medical attention. An official report has yet to be filed and identities are unknown at this time.
Fortunately no major injuries were reported in a fourth accident that occurred around 8 a.m. Monday on U.S. Highway 61 in Boyle.
Boyle resident Emerald Walker, 26, was heading northbound when her red 2000 Ford Expedition collided with the front passenger-side tire of an 18-wheeler, also on the northbound side.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Trooper Ronnie Shive said multiple witnesses saw Walker speed up in the eastern-most lane as the driver of the 18-wheeler was making a wide right turn from the center lane.
Shive said the truck was properly signaling for its turn when Walker approached from the right to pass. There were other passengers in Walker's vehicle, including an infant, but no one was seriously hurt.
"The infant was properly restrained in the back seat and all the air bags deployed, which prevented injuries," said Shive.
Another accident occurred in Boyle at approximately 3:37 p.m. Monday afternoon at the intersection of U.S. Highway 61 and Peavine Road.
Deputy Steve Rose from the Bolivar County Sheriff's Department met officials from the Mississippi Highway Patrol, Pafford EMS and Battalion One of the Bolivar County Volunteer Fire Department on the scene. Injuries were involved and patients were transported to Bolivar Medical Center.
As with the other accidents, attempts to get initial reports including identities from Sgt. Williams of the Mississippi Highway Patrol went unanswered.


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One of the most important jobs you have as a parent is keeping your child safe when riding in a vehicle. Each year thousands of young children are killed or injured in car crashes. Proper use of car seats helps keep children safe. But with so many different car seats on the market, it's no wonder many parents find this overwhelming.
The type of seat your child needs depends on several things, including your child's age, size, and the type of vehicle you have. Read on for more information from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) about choosing the most appropriate car seat for your child.
Note: This chart is a quick guide on where to start your search. It's important to continue reading more about the features and how to use your car seat. Additional safety tips are at the end of this article.
When children are old enough and large enough for the vehicle seat belt to fit them correctly, they should always use Lap and Shoulder Seat Belts for optimal protection.
All children younger than 13 years should be restrained in the rear seats of vehicles for optimal protection.
Car seats may be installed with either the vehicle's seat belt or the LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children) system. These systems are equally safe, but in some cases, it may be easier to install the car seat using LATCH.
LATCH is an attachment system for car seats. Lower anchors can be used instead of the seat belt to install the seat and many parents find them easier to use in some cars. The tether improves the safety provided by the seat and is important to use for all forward-facing seats, even those installed using the vehicle seat belt. Read the vehicle owner's manual and the car seat instructions for weight limits for lower anchors and tethers.
Figure 1: Car seat with LATCH
Vehicles with the LATCH system have anchors located in the back seat, where the seat cushions meet. Tether anchors are located behind the seat, either on the panel behind the seat (in sedans) or on the back of the seat, ceiling, or floor (in most minivans, SUVs, and hatchbacks). All car seats have attachments that fasten to these anchors. Nearly all passenger vehicles and all car seats made on or after September 1, 2002, are equipped to use LATCH.
Seat belts: If you install the car seat using your vehicle's seat belt, check the vehicle owner's manual to see if you need a locking clip to keep the belt locked into position. Locking clips are not needed in most newer vehicles, but you may need to fully extend the seat belt first and then allow it to retract in order to keep the seat belt tight around the car seat. Many car seats have built-in lock-offs to lock the belt.
The safest place for all children younger than 13 years to ride is the back seat. If possible, it may be best to ride in the middle of the back seat. However, it is sometimes difficult to install a car seat tightly in the middle if the vehicle seat is narrow or uneven. Also, most vehicles do not have LATCH anchors for the middle seating position. It is safest to put the car safety seat in a position where you can install it tightly with either the LATCH system or the seat belt; in some cases, this may be on either side of the back seat rather than the middle. A child passenger safety technician (CPST) can help you decide which place is best to install your child's car seat in your vehicle.
The AAP recommends that all infants should ride rear facing starting with their first ride home from the hospital. All infants and toddlers should ride in a rear-facing car seat until they are at least 2 years of age or until they reach the highest weight or height allowed by their car seat's manufacturer.
There are 3 types of rear-facing car seats: rear-facing only seats, convertible seats, and 3-in-1 seats.
When children reach the highest weight or length allowed by the manufacturer of their rear-facing only seat, they should continue to ride rear-facing in a convertible seat or 3-in-1 seat.
Rear-Facing Only Seats
Figure 2: Rear-facing car seat.
Convertible Seats (used rear-facing)
Figure 3: Convertible car seat used rear-facing.
When using a rear-facing seat, keep the following in mind:
What if my baby's feet touch the back of the vehicle seat?
What do I do if my baby slouches down or to the side in his car seat?
Figure 4: Car seat with a small cloth between crotch strap and infant, retainer clip positioned at the midpoint of the infant's chest, and blanket rolls on both sides of the infant.
Why should I dress my baby in thinner layers of clothing before strapping her into a car seat?
Do preemies need a special car seat?
There are 5 types of car safety restraints that can be used forward-facing.
Make sure the car seat is installed tightly in the vehicle and that the harness fits the child snugly.
To switch a convertible or 3-in-1 seat from rear-facing to forward-facing:
What if I drive more children than can be buckled safely in the back seat?
What do I need to know if my child will be driven by someone else, such as for child care or school?
Should my child ride in a car seat on an airplane?
Booster seats are for older children who have outgrown their forward-facing car seats. All children whose weight or height is above the forward-facing limit for their car seat should use a belt-positioning booster seat until the vehicle seat belt fits properly, typically when they have reached 4 feet 9 inches in height and are between 8 and 12 years of age. The owner's manual that comes with your car seat will tell you the height and weight limits for the seat. As a general guideline, a child has outgrown his forward-facing seat when any one of the following is true:
Booster seats are designed to raise the child up so that the lap and shoulder seat belts fit properly over strong bones. High-back and backless booster seats are available. They do not come with harness straps but are used with the lap and shoulder seat belts in your vehicle, the same way an adult rides. Booster seats should be used until your child can correctly fit in the adult lap and shoulder seat belts, typically when the child is around 4 feet 9 inches in height and 8 to 12 years old. Booster seats often have a plastic clip or guide to route the vehicle lap and shoulder belts. See the booster seat instruction booklet for directions on how to use the clip or guide.
Booster seats usually are not secured to the vehicle with the seat belt or lower anchor and tether, but simply rest on the vehicle seat and are held in place once the seat belt is fastened over the child. Booster seats must be used with a lap and shoulder belt. When using a booster seat, make sure:
What if my car only has lap belts in the back seat?
Is there a difference between high-back and backless boosters?
Seat belts are made for adults. Your child should stay in a booster seat until adult seat belts fit correctly (usually when the child reaches about 4 feet 9 inches in height and is between 8 and 12 years of age). When children are old enough and large enough to use the vehicle seat belt alone, they should always use lap and shoulder seat belts for optimal protection.
I've seen products that say they can help make the seat belt fit better. Should we get one of these?
When shopping for a car sat, keep the following tips in mind:
If you are unsure, call the manufacturer of the seat.
If you have questions or need help installing your car seat, find a certified CPST. Lists of certified CPST and child seat fitting stations are available on the following Web sites:
Figure 1 adapted from: LATCH Makes Child Safety Seat Installation as Easy as 1-2-3 on NHSTA.gov. Accessed January 1, 2012.
Figures 2, 3, 5, and 7 by Anthony Alex Le Tourneau.
Figure 4 from American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Injury, Violence, and Poison Prevention and the Committee on Fetus and Newborn. Safe transportation of preterm and low birth weight infants at hospital discharge.
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