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The ingredients are all delicious (I used everything but the turmeric), but it felt like something was missing. I'd recommend peanuts for crunch and/or grilled shrimp. Also, the lime juice wasn't enough to bind everything together. I put in 4 times the amount and still found it was missing moisture and something binding (oil? gnuoc m'am?).


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Bill Cosby had it all wrong. Kids can be cute and unpredictable when you put a camera or microphone in their face, but it's really football players who say the darndest things.
Put a cyber mic in front of an NFL player, and you have yourself an afternoon of entertainment. But in the days leading up to these final hours that will bring a significant development in the NFL labour talks, have the players been using the power of social media to express their concern, angst, or indifference?
We scoured the gluttony of player Twitter accounts, sifting through the mountain of broken pig Latin that passes for cyber-speech. For most, offseason adventures like a trip to Disney World were a much higher priority.
But not for Falcons tight end Tony Gonzalez, whose optimism is running on empty.
Drew Brees, who is a member of the NFLPA's executive committee, is behind those closed doors where important people are discussing important matters in Washington. He wasn't sure if anyone knew the players want to get a deal done. So he told us, just in case.
Vince Wilfork has been busy taking care of important family matters.
Pierre Garcon has been covering his lockout bases too. He knows it's a good idea to cut back on personal expenses when you're facing a potential layoff.
Garcon is clearly poking fun and trying to find some humour in a serious situation. But Texans running back Derrick Ward is dealing with a serious situation of a different kind. He should probably get advice from Garcon about financial planning during a lockout.
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Annual Meeting Scheduled for July 12th
The Annual Bass Lake Property Owners Association (BLPOA) Meeting and election of officers will be Saturday, July 12, 2014 at 9:00AM at the BLPOA Community Center. MEMBER DUES MUST BE PAID BY JULY 1, 2014 IN ORDER TO VOTE. Membership cards will not be available at the Annual meeting.
The regularly scheduled BLPOA meetings will be held at 9:00 AM on the following Saturdays: May 10, June 7, and August 23. In addition to these meetings, the Board meets regularly throughout the year on the first Saturday of each month (except July, August, September and January), unless scheduling conflicts necessitate moving to a different Saturday. All meetings are held in the BLPOA Community Center.
THE BASS LAKE FESTIVAL will be held again during the last full weekend in July–July 24, 25, 26, 2015. The committee is dedicated to the Mission of the festival: To showcase the beauty and diversity of the lake, promote local businesses, provide family entertainment and build community spirit within and outside Starke County. Check the festival website regularly to stay updated with the latest news and information. Also included on the website are entry forms for the various events and activities to be held which may be downloaded and mailed in to
¨ Bass Lake Festival Association, Inc., P.O. Box 455, Knox, IN 46534.
Volunteers are always needed, and the committee can use your help no matter how large or small.
The Festival Website is - www.basslakefest.com
Tabitha Dillner / President Bass Lake Festival Association
THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY is being planned for Saturday, December 6, 2014 at 6:00 PM at the BLPOA Community Center. For additional information, contact Mary Topelian at 361-290-2457.
For the past 15 years, the BLPOA has produced an annual Christmas ornament, depicting places/activities that have historic significance to the Bass Lake Community. These are available for purchase throughout the year and at major Bass Lake sponsored events or by contacting either Linda Vendl or Diane Nowaczyk. The cost is $5.00 and although some ornaments have sold out, most ornaments are still available.
Linda Vendl – 574-772-2580 –
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firstname.lastname@example.com ADOPT-A-BUOY PROGRAM
THE ADOPT-A-BUOY_PROGRAM was set up to add buoys to areas of the lake to give our members more shoreline protection, but it needs your cooperation to be successful. If you are an adopt-a-buoy volunteer, please make sure you place the buoy out approximately 350 feet from YOUR shoreline. At the end of summer take it out of the water and store it for the season. Remember - if you adopt a buoy, 'you put it in, you take it out.' Please contact Rick Anderson (574-772-6208 / firstname.lastname@example.com) of any changes so he can enter it on our records. If you no longer want your buoy, please let Rick know as we have a waiting list of volunteers that are interested in being "caretakers."
NOTE: The DNR does not control the shoreline buoys, but will assist us whenever possible. Any persons using the lake for recreational purposes should be aware they can be ticketed whenever or wherever the Officer believes they are disobeying the law and rules of the lake, no matter where the buoys are placed. Copies of the Rules of the Waters are available at the Bass Lake Marina or on line at the DNR website.
The Neighborhood Watch is a small group of property owners who volunteer to assist the local law enforcement agencies in keeping your property safe. We are always in need of additional drivers to make these weekly patrols and interested persons may attend our monthly meetings. These meetings are usually held on the first Monday of the month at 6:30 PM at the BLPOA Community Center – March through December. See the BLPOA calendar for the actual meeting dates. For questions or concerns, please contact Ron Vendl, Neighborhood Watch Coordinator, at 574-772-2580 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bass Lake Conservancy District
The Bass Lake Conservancy District (BLCD) owns and operates the lake pump and the sanitary sewer system that provides sewer service to your home. The BLCD meets the third Monday of the month at 6:00 PM in the BLPOA Community Center. Visit their website at basslakeconservancydistrict.com.
The BLCD'S sanitary system use ordinance PROHIBITS sump pumps and other clear water sources from being connected to the sanitary sewer system. Homeowners who are found to have these illegal connections can be fined $1,500 per day. Therefore, in order to protect the integrity of the BLCD sanitary sewer system, individual sewer connection inspections can be conducted by the BLCD at any time without any notice.
In the past, Conservancy District have had problems with homeowners flushing items such as diapers, depends, cleaning wipes, and heavy toweling material down toilets. The lift stations are unable to pump these items to the treatment plant. As a result, pumps are clogged and damaged. Please DO NOT put any of these items down the toilet. In some cases it is possible to discover where these items come from. PLEASE FLUSH ONLY TOILET PAPER AND HUMAN WASTE. A home owner will be held responsible for any damage/repairs to the pumping system as a result of negligence.
If you have any questions regarding the sanitary sewer system please call the Bass Lake Conservancy District at 574-772-2974. For emergencies only, call
Please come and enjoy at "THE BASS LAKE BASH"
A day of fun for you and your family! Meet and greet your neighbors.
May 17, 2014 11:00A – 3:00P BLPOA Building
Here is a brief summary of what's going on.....
Membership drive/Garbage sticker pickup 9-12
Golf Cart Inspections 9-12
Lions Club Food Booth Fundraiser
Face Painting
Kid Games
Festival T-shirts for sale
Christmas Ornament Sale
Balloon Lady
Information Table - Find out what's going on around the area this summer.
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The Senior Center is owned and operated by the City of Vicksburg. The center is a place where all seniors come together in a safe and friendly environment to participate in activities and enjoy good fellowship. Our activities include computer classes, crafts, art classes, sewing, piano, cooking demonstrations hosted by Ameristar Casino and Rainbow Casino, social and line dancing, games, bridge, dominoes, canasta, bingo and much more. And as always everything is free of charge.
Who said aging has to be boring? We encourage anyone age 50 and older to come to the Center. It is truly a special place for Special People. Exciting things are happening at the Senior Center!!! Mission Statement: "to provide services that promote wellness, independence, self-worth, and an overall positive image of aging." Vicksburg is one of Mississippi's 20 Certified Retirement Communities, having received its certification through the State of Mississippi in January, 1997. The "certification" designation indicates that Vicksburg possesses all of the amenities that retirees are looking for when making a relocation decision. Click here for more information about retirement in Vicksburg |
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I have heard it said that the best way to increase positive behavior to is to reduce the need for negative behaviors to occur...I have many systems that keep my classroom running smoothly--from classroom jobs to signs and signals that we use in class. We fill each others buckets, we make commitments during class meetings to improve our decision-making, we celebrate successes big and small, and we examine the "why" behind our behavior choices.Further, I spend the first month (or two!) of the school year spelling out the positive behaviors...
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Dogfish Head Beer Dinner at Sardine, Craft Beer Week and other Food Events This Week
Sardine will host a five-course beer dinner with Dogfish Head brews tonight, 4/28.
Monday, April 28
Sardine has often hosted family-style dinners on Monday nights, and this week's is particularly noteworthy. The five-course meal will be paired with beers from Dogfish Head Brewery, which has recently resumed distribution in Wisconsin after a three-year hiatus due to overwhelming demand. $55, 5:30 p.m., sardinemadison.com
Meet Emanuela Negro of the historic Angelo Negro winery from Italy's Piedmont region at Merchant during a five-course wine dinner. The winery dates back to the 1600s. Call 259-9799 to make a reservation. $65, 6:30 p.m., facebook.com
Tuesday, April 29
Savor a five-course wine dinner at Johnny Delmonico's with Portland's Helioterra wines. Helioterra is run by UW grad Anne Hubatch, who will be on-hand at the dinner. Call 257-8325 to make a reservation. $75, 6 p.m., johnnydelmonicos.com
Thursday, May 1
Sample wines at more than a dozen Middleton businesses during the Spring Wine Walk. The event starts at BMO Harris Bank (7447 University Ave.) where participants will receive a wristband and a wine glass, and then it's up to you to chart your own vino venture. At each stop (see participating businesses on website) you'll get a taste of both red and white wines. Businesses will also offer appetizers. $25, 5–8 p.m., downtownmiddleton.com/SpringWineWalk2014
Friday, May 2
It's the start of Madison Craft Beer Week! Attend the Kick-off Celebration at the East Side Club ($30 in advance, $40 at the door, 1 p.m.) or any of the dozens of other events going on throughout the Madison area. madbeerweek.com
Saturday, May 3
More Madison Craft Beer Week events!
Sunday, May 4
Yes, more MCBW events.
Dine like the Crawleys do at Monona Library during the Afternoon Tea at Mononaton Library fundraiser. Sip tea and nibble on sweet and savory treats, enjoy live music and listen to a presentation by a Wisconsin Historical Society curator in celebration of the library's fiftieth anniversary. Downton Abbey-esque costumes optional. $35, 3:30–5:30 p.m., mymonona.com/731/Fundraisers
Taste samples from more than twenty local restaurants at Flavors of Madison at the Madison Concourse Hotel, hosted by Madison Originals. Live bluegrass music from the Briarpickers. $40, 5–7 p.m., madisonoriginals.com
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Clapper wins Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League Super Tournament on Detroit River
TRENTON, Mich. — Boater Steve Clapper of Lima, Ohio, earned 300 points and $4,604 Sunday as the winner of the Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League Michigan Division Super Tournament on the Detroit River. He also earned a $1,000 Ranger Cup bonus for a total of $5,604 in winnings.
Clappers's two-day winning catch of 10 bass weighed 41 pounds, 6 ounces. He caught his fish on day one from deep-water rock piles by using gobies on a drop-shot rig. On day two, he used an ISG tube near shoreline rock piles.
Rounding out the top five boaters are David Reault of Livonia, Mich. (10 bass, 40 pounds, 7 ounces, $2,302); Mark Modrak of Chesterfield, Mich. (10 bass, 37 pounds, 4 ounces, $1,536); Chad Pipkens of Holt, Mich. (10 bass, 36 pounds, 8 ounces, $1,074); and Scott Webster of Manchester, Mich. (10 bass, 35 pounds, 2 ounces, $921).
Pipkens won the Boater Division Snickers Big Bass award with a 5-pound, 14-ounce bass that earned him $540.
Rick Woods of Smiths Creek, Mich., earned $2,302 as the co-angler winner thanks to 10 bass weighing 32 pounds, 15 ounces.
Rounding out the top five co-anglers are Robert Mann of Windsor, Ontario (10 bass, 32 pounds, 14 ounces, $1,151); Philip Borsa of Redford, Mich. (10 bass, 31 pounds, 4 ounces, $767); Scott Noel of Loveland, Ohio (eight bass, 27 pounds, 6 ounces, $537) and Jeffery Cox of Saline, Mich. (10 bass, 25 pounds, 10 ounces, $460).
Leo Reiter of Goshen, Ind., earned $270 as the co-angler Snickers Big Bass winner with a 6-pound, 1-ounce bass.
The top 40 Michigan Division boaters and co-anglers based on year-end points standings will now advance to the no-entry-fee Mississippi River Regional Championship near Fort Madison, Iowa, Oct. 5-7, where they will compete against Great Lakes, Illini and Ozark Division anglers for a new Ranger boat and a Chevy truck in the Boater Division plus six slots in the no-entry-fee 2007 Wal-Mart BFL All-American presented by Chevy. With a total purse of $1 million and a potential $140,000 cash prize going to the winning boater and $70,000 going to the winning co-angler, the All-American is one of the most prestigious and lucrative events in bass fishing.
The Boater Division points champion who advances the farthest at the All-American will earn $10,000 as the Yamaha "Be the Best" points champion. The co-angler points champion who advances the farthest will earn $5,000 as the Yamaha "Be the Best" points champion in the Co-angler Division.
For complete Michigan Division standings, check online at FLWOutdoors.com.
The $8.8 million Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League features 28 divisions nationwide. In BFL competition, boaters and co-anglers are randomly paired, with boaters supplying the boat and fishing against other boaters and co-anglers fishing from the back deck against other co-anglers.
Named after the legendary founder of Ranger Boats, Forrest L. Wood, FLW Outdoors administers the Wal-Mart FLW Tour, Wal-Mart FLW Series, Stren Series, Wal-Mart Bass Fishing League, Wal-Mart Texas Tournament Trail presented by Abu Garcia, Stratos Owners' Tournament Trail, Wal-Mart FLW Walleye Tour, Wal-Mart FLW Walleye League, Wal-Mart FLW Kingfish Tour, Wal-Mart FLW Kingfish Series, Wal-Mart FLW Redfish Series and Wal-Mart FLW Striper Series. These circuits offer combined purses exceeding $37.9 million through 249 events in 2006.
For more information or to enter a tournament, call (270) 252-1000 or browse FLWOutdoors.com.
Wal-Mart and many of America's largest and most-respected companies support FLW Outdoors and its tournament trails. Wal-Mart signed on as an FLW Outdoors sponsor in 1997 and today is the world's leading supporter of tournament fishing. For more information about Wal-Mart, visit Wal-Mart.com.


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A blogger for Copyblogger, who wrote under the name "James Chartrand," outed herself as a female, explaining that she chose a male name to earn more money and get more respect in her career.
Years ago The Blogger Formerly Known As James Chartrand (who declined to identify her real name) hit a plateau in her career. She couldn't command a higher rate. She lost gigs she should have gotten. Things were looking grim. So she distanced herself from her existing company by choosing a pen name: "I picked a name that sounded to me like it might convey a good business image. Like it might command respect."
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Alvin loves kids and people and is good with LARGER dog. No small dogs or cats.
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The Labkons, owners of General Iron Industries, are donating to aldermanic races near the company's Lincoln Park scrap-metal plant. But not as generously as last election cycle.
The Labkons, owners of General Iron Industries, are donating to aldermanic races near the company's Lincoln Park scrap-metal plant. But not as generously as last election cycle.
In a series of Senate votes, and with his election to co-chair of a Great Lakes lobbying group, the Illinois Republican seeks to underline his pro-environment views.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel says the owners repeatedly have been found liable for failure to provide basic services and tenant protections.
Officials leave lots of confusion about whether Northstar Lottery Group still is managing the lottery or under what terms.
A tough town needs a tough leader. But when does stubbornness become counterproductive?
The attorney general says a "termination agreement" struck by the Quinn administration is illegal and will hurt taxpayers—and therefore she's spiking it.
In a speech reviewing Illinois' fiscal and economic troubles, Gov. Bruce Rauner hints at supporting the appointment of judges and leaks news of a top appointment, Linda Lingle.
A report by University of Chicago researchers questions whether the closing of more than 50 public schools in Chicago in 2013 really helped kids.
As the Blackhawks and the Bulls announce plans for an office building near the United Center, City Hall also is supporting a proposed $50 million neighborhood hockey and practice center.
Lisa Wagner, a veteran of campaigns for Dennis Hastert and Mitt Romney, has agreed to raise cash for former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's budding presidential campaign.
The just-departed chairman of the U of I board makes his case on why fast-rising tuition, for some, was necessary to put the state's flagship academic institution back on its feet.
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The Chicago mayoral candidate says better public transit is a key to spreading Loop prosperity to neighborhoods, noting that even Los Angeles has approved more taxes for mass transportation.
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The ICC is ordering an indefinite closure of a key rail crossing that would have been used to get thousands of trucks a day south to the Illiana.
Republicans Dold and Kinzinger join Democrats in voting against an amendment to potentially deport "Dreamers." But Schock and other Republicans vote for a crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Yahoo Launch Modern Broadway Channel(Call me boring, but I love it! :sing: )
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Yahoo Launch Modern Broadway Channel(Call me boring, but I love it! :sing: )
Section 8... a local hardcore band who broke up about 4 years ago.. I'm still crying over that..
Reba McEntire - Room to breathe cd
Originally Posted by dzney4lyf
TV...I think Lost is showing.
I am listening to my WDW 2 Disc set that just came out
I am now listening to the Nascar Race on TV (Have my eyes glued to computer)
The Best of the Wiggles... oh wait... umm... it's for Marion... no.. really, it is!
("Get ready, to Wiggle!".... "Fruit Salad - Yummy Yummy!", ummm.. time for Lou to stop singing)
:bump: woooooo
I just got "Breathing" by Rank 1 on iTunes... check them out! :thumbs:
I am listening to Disney's greatest #1 ... cool man, cool ;)
A robot my son is playing with : I am a Turbo Fighter, radar activated, target locked, destroy! destroy! Enemy Alert!Note to self: Must remove batteries or make robot disappear!
Originally Posted by AKQJ10
"Sorcerer Radio. All Disney music. All day long."