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"Many people stay away from eating Prawns thinking they are high in cholesterol. Whilst this is true prawns are actually a source of good cholesterol which can help bring down the bad cholesterol. Prawns are also a rich source of selenium which helps prevent the growth of cancer cells, calcium for the bones, vitamin E for the skin, vitamin B 12 for ..."
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ALLAHABAD: In a bizarre incident, an ex-army personnel shot his son in village Kuti under Kokhraj police circle of Kaushambi district on Thursday.
According to reports, Shyam Lal, an ex-army man killed his son identified as Shyamal (25) over a petty issue. Police said the Shyam, had on Wednesday night, asked his son not to attend a wedding ceremony in the village. But Shyamal attended the wedding.
On Thursday morning, when Shyamal returned,Shyam Lal had a brawl with Shyamal. The scene took an ugly turn when Shyam Lal took out his 0.12 bore licenced weapon and shot his son. The incident spread wildfire in the area and locals assembled outside the house.
Police claimed that the accused managed to give a slip to villagers. Police have launched a manhunt for him after registering a case. The body has been sent for postmortem.
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In the Fields in June
CLAUSEN, George (1852 - 1944)
[image: In the Fields in June]
Date: 1914
Media: oil on canvas
Size: 183.0 x 213.7 cm
Acquired: 1914; Purchase
Accession Number: NMW A 176
Born and trained in London, Clausen specialised in scenes of rural life and was preoccupied with the effects of light. Sketches reveal that he originally intended to portray six or seven labourers in this unusually large canvas. The subject matter recalls Millet, but the extensive sky is reminiscent of recent Dutch paintings of the Hague School.
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Richard Ayling, 30 January 2014, 00:21
I was unaware that a Clausen hangs in a museum in Cardiff. I live in Swansea and will make the trip down to see this one. Clausen is my favourite of all artists. His study of light intrigues me. He should be more celebrated as a British artist but alas he does not seem to be that well known.
ADELE LANGWORTH, 3 April 2012, 14:41
I saw this painting today & it reminded me of another depiction of a June sky by an American artist Keith Jacobshagen;'In June the Light Begins to Breathe'(Denver Art Gallery). That is of a Nebraska sky & shows the vastness of the plains.
Clausens is different in that the subjects are the field workers & they draw our eye & the sky is almost secondary.
I had never heard of Clausen before my visit so have been interested in finding out more about him online.


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click image to zoomNetwork for a Healthy CaliforniaGilroy, Calif.-based Arteaga's Food Center partcipates in the Network for a Healthy California Program, which is hosts Fruit and Veggie Fests during May at select retailers. Across the state, retailers in low-income neighborhoods are getting a boost in produce from the Network for a Healthy California Retail Program.
The program is gearing up for its annual Fruit and Veggie Fests in May, with more than 17 retailers signed up to participate in the 7-year-old program.
For Arteaga's Food Center, a Gilroy, Calif.-based chain with locations mostly in low-income neighborhoods in the San Francisco Bay Area, the events were a kick start to helping shoppers make healthy decisions in-store, said owner Lupe Lopez. Lopez said her stores now offer produce demos to get children and parents thinking of creative ways to eat more fruits and vegetables, and the chain hosts a Healthy Halloween promotion in the fall.
"We were one of the first supermarkets to join the program," Lopez said. "We decided it was great to provide different alternatives for people, especially in low-income communities where they don't tend to get the information about the great produce available."
Lopez said she's seen produce sales increase in the double digits since joining the program.
"The trend is that my produce sales increase, but my carbonated drinks and beer have actually decreased," she said.
Lopez offers ideas in her stores to get customers thinking of different ways to eat fruits and vegetables. She said snacking ideas do well.
"Take green beans, for example," she said. "If you cook them in a way that they're almost like a snack, we sell a lot of them. The recipes have actually increased sales on our green beans."
With help from the program, Lopez also is pilot testing a Healthy Checkout Lane at her stores to give parents an option to avoid candy and snacks. Carlos Torres, retail program manager for the network in the Bay Area, said Arteaga's is one of the first stores in the network to trial this initiative.
Torres said the network has information for stores to not only increase fresh produce sales, but also promote a healthful lifestyle. They offer posters for easy exercises using common items like water bottles and watermelons as weights.
The network also offers recipe books tailored to the communities it serves, available on the network's website.
"Every month, we include a produce of the month recipe," Torres said.
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Sosa, Sammy
biographical name(born Nov. 12, 1968, San Pedro de Macoris, Dom.Rep.) Dominican-born U.S. baseball player. Sosa came to the U.S. as a child and began playing organized baseball at age 14. In 1985 he signed with the Texas Rangers, with whom he made his professional debut in 1989; he was soon traded to the Chicago White Sox and then in 1992 to the Chicago Cubs. In 1993 the right fielder became the Cubs' first player to hit 30 home runs and steal 30 bases in one season, a feat he repeated in 1994. In 1998 he dramatically battled Mark McGwire for the season home-run record (later broken by Barry Bonds); Sosa finished the year with 66 home runs, earning him the National League's Most Valuable Player award. In 1999 he became the first player to hit more than 60 home runs in each of two seasons. Before the start of the 2005 season, he was traded to the Baltimore Orioles. After a lacklustre year with the Orioles, Sosa sat out the 2006 season, but he returned to professional play in 2007 as a member of the Texas Rangers. Later that year he hit the 600th home run of his career.
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OPTIMA scores sustainability hit with soft cans
A head-turning 'can,' formed from flexible roll stock, reduces material consumption up to 80% compared to bag packaging with the same volumes.
It's a bag that thinks it's a can.
At interpack, the ELAU-enabled SoftCan Maker from OPTIMA produced Cyclero® cans, a head-turning 'can' formed from flexible roll stock.
Just in time to address sustainability in packaging, Cyclero reduces material consumption up to 80% compared to bag packaging with the same volumes.
Combining strong shelf impact with an environmentally desirable, easy opening and reclosing package, Cyclero also does what no metal can can do – provide a transparent product display!
According to the company's literature, The SoftCan Maker produces up to 60 cans per minute in diameters ranging from 50 to 99 mm and heights from 60 to 250 mm. Nitrogen gassing and a peel-top closure with a reclosable rigid snap lid keep product fresh and the package stable.
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etsy savoir faire :: moo minis
August 12, 2009
the first time i was handed one of these adorable moo mini cards i was enamored. i was at a little handmade fair and the artist has always stuck in my mind. they are not only of beautiful quality (the finish is satin smooth) but they are so much more chic than your standard business card. they scream, 'remember me and my oh so adorable business card'!
moo offers mini cards, standard business cards, greeting cards, post cards and other accessories- and the best part? they are all affordable! (plus you can sometimes snag deals for etsy shop owner) you can upload your own photos or artwork, use 'ready made' moo cards or mix and match designs from a number of moo artists- see below for some of my favorites artist picks.
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Feb 4th 2009 6:42PM I get coins here and there whenever I'm in the area, other than that haven't bothered with too much of the festival activities (besides the fireworks achievements and killing the summoned raid boss). Unique holiday, I'm just not incredibly interested in spending time filling out the "checklist".


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In thinking about this column, I was perplexed at where to begin. I mean, it would be easy to just scroll through the Atlanta Falcons record books and pull out names like Bartkowski, Riggs, Van Note and Andersen. Or I could have even just grabbed the marquis names that have come through our city like Deion Sanders, or Billy "White Shoes" or Jeff George (ok, just seeing if you were paying attention).
But instead I thought why not grab a name from the past that made a significant contribution to Atlanta Falcons lore, who maybe your average fan may not know about (or has forgotten). The pantheon of those names was quite broad. Kenn, Brezina, Nobis, Tuggle, Andrews, Buchanan, Settle…just to name a few. I finally settled on a guy who was one of the primary reasons the Falcons reached there first every playoff berth…a kicker. That's right a kicker.


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The Young Collector
Years ago, when we had our first Christmas together while we were in graduate school in Delaware, we put up a Christmas tree. It was by just about any standards a Charlie Brown tree. We didn't have much money to spend, so when we needed a tree topper, Andrew cut a star out of heavy cardboard and wrapped it in tinfoil, which was sort of a family tradition. His dad had done the same thing for Andrew's mom back on their first Christmas together in 1964. (He was an engineer. The difference in their stars is a comment of some sort on a liberal arts education.) Andrew's mom, of course, had kept the star, and when they heard we had revisited the tradition, Andrew's dad made all three of his children their own stars as Christmas gifts.
It's a simple story about a family tradition, yes, but also a great lesson in estate planning, because it turns out that the tinfoil star was one thing Andrew and his siblings all wanted to have. Sure, if it ever came up, they would have worked something out, but that isn't the case for many families. Family disputes over material possessions are something we see too often in the antiques/auction business. With that in mind, we thought we'd write from our perspective about how family estates can best be dispersed. (Insert the usual disclaimer that this is not legal advice; consult your attorney, etc.) Not all our thoughts might apply to all situations, but based on what we've seen, these are some ideas that might be useful. After all, we're all going to die eventually, and that will be a blow to all who love us. No one wants to follow that with a second blow, or even worse, a series of blows, that comes from ambiguous circumstances or enormous tasks.
Ask your kids. Just ask. Yes, maybe that's an uncomfortable conversation. Maybe they'll feel awkward; maybe you will. As Hollie spends all day navigating the formation of a sibling relationship, teaching Nora and Nat to be each other's first friend and encouraging kindness, patience, tolerance, and empathy, she can think of nothing sadder than the two of them having a relationship-damaging disagreement in 50 or 60 years over custody of what is ultimately just some material possession. Wouldn't you want the chance to help them work that out now or have some say? On the other hand, your kids may surprise you by the things that they want. After all, Andrew and his sisters might have come to blows over a tinfoil-covered piece of cardboard. (Not really. If the childhood sibling dynamic holds up, they'd have just made him eat something terrible.)
Some of Hollie's favorite things from her grandmother are "just" measuring cups and wooden spoons, but after a childhood spent cooking and baking with her grandmother in a cozy kitchen, those are the things that are most evocative. Let your children take a piece of masking tape and put their names on the bottom of any pieces of furniture they might want or make a list or perhaps even consider letting them take things now that you might not miss. You don't have to let them go through your entire house, of course, and we're not talking about opening yourself up for kids trying to grab what's not offered to them, but you can ask specific questions that you could use help with. Are there any pieces of furniture that you want? Do you want your old bedroom furniture? I'm thinking of cleaning out the basement—would you like any of the paintings that came from Aunt Martha's? You get the idea. The important thing is to have some kind of conversation. We have seen more times than we can count families damaged permanently by some rift over material possessions. And probably more than a majority of those times, the disagreement has been over stuff that isn't that valuable or for which the kids have an over-inflated expectation and a lack of knowledge.
Don't guilt them. Ownership of material possessions has skyrocketed over the last two generations. Our grandparents typically came from families with few possessions to pass on, from large families where things were divided among a significant number of siblings, or from families where, by the time grandparents passed, their children had grown children and worn-out furniture that they were only too happy to replace with the nicer pieces their parents had purchased later in life, because furniture was expensive and you made do, even if it wasn't your style. Now, however, everyone's house is packed full of Sunday-flyer-furniture-store-going-out-of-business pieces, and your kids aren't going to want to toss their newish leather sectional in favor of your chintz-covered loveseat or the enormous armoire/entertainment system that matches their six-piece bedroom set in favor of your Chippendale tall chest. They also aren't in all likelihood going to want every single thing you've kept from your parents, so take the opportunity to have an educated say in what happens to those things, and, in the tidal wave of "art" created by their own children, they might not want their own things either. You might even want to go ahead and sell some things now. Great stuff often finds its way back onto the market through kids who don't know (and yes, don't honestly care, in some cases) exactly what their parents had.
Make notes. Write down who wants what, write down whom you want to have what, write down what they might not remember about Aunt Edna's glass vase that was a wedding present from a cousin who worked at the glass factory, and label and sort family photographs. They think they'll remember everything, we know, but trust us, they'll get married, merge households, and 15 years later, they'll be standing around at Thanksgiving trying to figure out whether a handful of linen napkins belonged to a paternal great-grandmother or if a maternal grandmother embroidered them, or if they were some filler in a box lot with a painted frame from some estate sale.
Get organized in general. You don't have to reduce yourself to living on a mattress on the floor, and don't give up the enjoyment of your free time, but consider taking a few minutes each week to sort out an area, even just a drawer, in your house. Take a look around your house with a detached eye to determine what kind of work it would take to empty it out, and, if you're so inclined, think about what that might mean for your kids. Do they live out of state? Is it going to be difficult with their line of work or with their kids to take the time to make multiple trips and use up vacation days to sort things out? Even small organizational "weeding" efforts can make a big difference and will make someone's life easier: clean the medicine cabinet out and deal with any expired drugs, weed out your Tupperware cabinet in the kitchen and get rid of all the lidless containers and all the container-less lids, bag up some clothes or coats you don't wear any longer and drop them off at Goodwill along with that old lamp or fan or radio that's sitting around in the basement. And your kids' stuff! Just think of how much less there would be to deal with if they'd come get their own stuff out of their old bedroom closet! And your bedroom closet. And the basement. Wrap it up, and start giving it back to them for birthdays and Christmases!
Give gifts. Andrew's dad started a great tradition last year by giving each family a photo album at Christmas. He is the family photographer, so he has decided that each year he'll fix albums of his favorite images from the year for all of us. That's a meaningful way to condense a lot of memories and hand someone something that's already organized—a far cry from worrying about finding files on his computer someday and getting them printed and in albums ourselves. Has your daughter always liked her grandmother's wedding band? Does your son like your father's desk that's in the guest room? Do your grandkids have good memories of playing with some of your kids' old toys that are in the basement? Why not think about giving it to them on some special occasion or just on their next visit? It'll be a bonus that you'll actually get to see them use and appreciate it.
Be realistic. There is no way that the succeeding generations of your family, with, quite likely, full homes of their own, are going to be able to take everything you've owned and loved in your life. Focus on your own enjoyment of something, express very clearly why it's something you love, and let it go at that. After all, it's all just stuff at the end of the day, and if they don't want it, you can move forward.
Make a plan, particularly if you have a serious collection. You may think that your kids know or have paid attention or will remember, but unless your kids have done collecting of their own and understand the auction model of business or the ins and outs of being an antiques dealer, you can probably expect their heads to be turned by either the person who makes their lives easiest or the person who offers them the best rate. You don't want the final determination about where your collection goes to be based solely on whatever business your kids can find in the phone book to empty your house, broom-sweep it, and deliver the key to the local real estate agent.
Run your own business. Part of the struggle in the lives between parents and children is that shift of power. It's hard not to realize regularly when holding Nora's arm to steady her or when trying to think of how best to help Nat be comfortable in a new setting that someday it may well be their job to do those things for us. And, boy, is that going to be annoying and reassuring. None of us want anyone making our business their business. Our business is our business, we're quite confident. Life is like a business, keeping track of things, paying bills, planning for expenses, even choosing who you surround yourself with, and settling an estate can be, at best, like running a small business for a while: phone calls and paperwork, appointments with attorneys and real estate agents, but right now, it's your business, so do your best to enjoy that fact and take care of it—and your family—yourself.
We welcome ideas, tips, criticisms, and questions regarding "The Young Collector." Andrew and Hollie may be reached by e-mail <email@example.com>, on Facebook (www.facebook.com/TheYoungAntiquesCollectors), via their blog (www.youngantiquecollectorsblogspot.com), or by writing The Young Collector, c/o Maine Antique Digest, PO Box 1429, Waldoboro, ME 04572.
Originally published in the March 2014 issue of Maine Antique Digest. © 2014 Maine Antique Digest


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Bolton make move for Davies
Bolton Wanderers have made a bid of £300,000 for Barnsley striker Craig Davies, according to reports.
The offer has been made for the 26-year-old and Barnsley have accepted as it meets the release clause Davies has in his contract.
The Wales international is now talking terms with Bolton, whilst they also finalise terms with Barnsley over the deal.
Davies moved to Oakwell in 2011 from Chesterfield and has scored 20 goals since joining the Tykes.
Bolton are hopeful that a deal will be concluded for Davies before the weekend.
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Fantastic Mr. Fox
It may not have beaten Up at this year's Oscars — honestly, we would have been shocked if it had — but that doesn't mean Fantastic Mr. Fox ($18-$25) is any less worthy of repeated viewings. Based on the book by Roald Dahl, Mr. Fox is surprisingly directed by Wes Anderson, who went outside of his normal comfort zone to employ the use of stop-motion animated characters, voiced by an all-star cast including George Clooney as the title character, Meryl Streep, Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, and Anderson regulars. Smart, funny, and highly unusual, it sure as hell beats watching another installment of Ice Age, Spy Kids, or whatever the kiddie dreck of the month happens to be.


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Pasta with Mushrooms in a Creamy Mustard Sauce
Pasta with golden, pan sauteed mushrooms tossed with a creamy grainy mustard sauce. A great meatless main course meal!
Pasta with golden, pan sauteed mushrooms tossed with a creamy grainy mustard sauce. A great meatless main course meal!
A delicious, quick and easy recipe of orzo, cooked with shrimp, tomatoes and feta. A perfect weeknight meal.
Homemade pasta speckled with fresh herbs. Pasta recipe using half flour and half semolina flour for a great texture and flavour.
A quick and easy meal that's hearty and comforting. Perfect for weeknight eating, ready in about 45 minutes. You can use arugula or spinach and any type of pre-made gnocchi.
A classic beef ragu pasta sauce recipe that is slow-cooked with tomatoes and spices and served over thick pasta. Uses economical stewing beef.
A quick, easy and delicious weeknight pasta dish with pancetta and green onions in a creamy tomato vodka sauce. You can substitute bacon, in a pinch.
A versatile dish with orzo, corn, tomatoes and basil, that can be served warm as a side dish or meatless main or enjoy cold as a salad. Great for the lunch box!
A delicious dish, featuring orzo pasta cooked risotto style, flavoured with Parmesan and baby arugula and topped with sauteed shitake mushrooms and garlic scapes.
Quintessential comfort food, this perfect macaroni and cheese is creamy and full of cheese flavour, thanks to a combination of really great cheddars. The only macaroni and cheese I'll make from now on!
An easy way to enjoy perfect meatballs in a rich tomato sauce, baked in the oven in your cast-iron frying pan. A great weeknight meal.
One of the downsides of living in Muskoka is that some great ingredients are just not available. But rather than do without, I've just learned to adapt….
A recipe for tagliatelle pasta with fresh corn pesto. Contains no dairy but rather uses corn "milk" to add creaminess to the dish.
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Well, hello there, new favorite picture ever of James Harden. Pleased to meet you. It's good to have a picture like you in our lives, making us all laugh and smile.
And lest you doubt that's Harden and is actually just some dude with a huge beard, trying to be James Harden, let's do some investigative Twitter journalism.
Eric Maynor: "All white Yacht party 2nite…….it will be a movie!!!!!!
#realtalkBO"James Harden, himself: "All white yacht party tonight….
So we've established that there was an all-white yacht party that was going to be a movie. Good to know. But who was there?
Someone named @trimskit: "Last night movie starring:
@JHarden13 supporting cast : All the bros"
And who are the bros?
@trimskit, again: "@JHarden13 @EMaynor3 @M1AKATMAN @Rjayrolln @JUJUvee12 @John_Wall @TheRealJRSmith @inTRIMwetrust @Adaye5 @KDTrey5 @PRIVALEDGE
Thanks to that #Movie, we've established that this was the party James Harden and Eric Maynor were talking about. Plus, John Wall, J.R. Smith, Austin Daye and Kevin Durant were there, not to mention some peripherally associated people whose names keep popping up on each all these guys' timelines. In fact, even the presence of Daye, who was in one of Harden's pictures the day before this party, serves as proof this is the same party. I guess they are buddies.
Now that we've solidified the party, was it fun?
Harden: "Last night was unreal….."
J.R. Smith:
OK, so it was either real or unreal, depending on who you ask. But was it fun?
Maynor: "That wus the most fun I had in a long time last night!!!!!!!! Oooooo myyyyy"
Smith: "I'm sorry everyone but party of the year goes to @JHarden13 last night was uncalled for! @trimskit was everywhere!"
If J.R. Smith says a party was good, I have a feeling the party was REALLY good. I don't know why, but something about him seems like he would be the right guy to decide on the party of the year. Just a hunch.
And I know you what you're thinking — this is a lot of effort to prove that's really James Harden wearing that hat and gold chain, looking more Mr. T than ever. You're totally right, but it's about to get worth it.
@trimskit: "Somebody please tell me where
@JHarden13 got that damn hat from im still cryin!!"
Boom. We established that James Harden threw the party of the year, that this guy @trimskit was there, and that he knows all these guys. We established that the party was super fun, while failing to decide whether or not it was real. And finally, thanks to our on-the-ground source, we know Harden was wearing a hilarious hat, which just so happens to match up with that amazing picture you see at the top. The evidence proves that the greatest James Harden picture we've ever seen is completely real.
Case closed, your honor. The internet is the best. And so is that picture.
And so is James Harden, for that matter. Shirtless at a white party with an insane cowboy hat, dookie chain and drinking straight from the bottle? That's livin' the life, gold medalist style. Or, I suppose, Rick Ross style, which really makes sense with that beard.


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This is my first post in this forum, so sorry if this is a dumb question. (I used to frequent the kitchen forum, but not since my kitchen was finished.) I did search for discussions of this but found nothing at all recent.
After coveting All Clad pans for some time, I finally got a really good deal on a couple of fry pans a few months ago. ($70 for both a 10" and 12" fry pan at Williams Sonoma, on close out sale.) Previously I was using a big disk-base saute pan (Cuisinarte) for most frying and sauteeing. That works pretty well, but I find that I get scorch marks on the side sometimes. I was expecting that the All Clad pans would eliminate that problem. What I find instead is that every time I use the All Clad pans to fry, I get a lot of brown burned on oil all around the sides (inside) of the pan. It takes a lot of bar keepers friend and elbow grease to get that off. It seems to me that this is an unexpected consequence of the design of the pans. The main feature - uniform conductivity - means that the sides get hot, so that any oil that gets up there will start to burn. Note that I don't see this on the flat bottom of the pan where most of the cooking, and most of the oil, are. Is this just a fact of life? Am I just cooking at too high a temperature? |
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Disc bottomed pans have a thicker bottom and work well if used with electric cooktops or smaller gas burners. As soon as the flames get higher, the thin stainless sides will get hot and unevenly so. I would try lowering the heat some on the All Clad. For saute I do prefer the heat on the side of the pan. Stock pots I prefer a disc bottom. Seems silly to pay the money for an all clad for heating soup or pasta water. |
I am not enthused with my All Clad copper core fry pans. The only "fry" pan I like in the line is a chefs pan with sloped sides. I can saute veggies in there without the oil problem you describe, but do have the issue you are having with the regular fry pans.I've pretty much stopped using the All Clad fry pans with the exception of my small one I think that one is around 8 inches. I also have a collection of the All Clad sauce pans in the copper core lin,e and do use them at times for boiling and simmering veggies. Over all I much prefer my Lodge cast iron fry pans and have found I'm using the Le Creuset small dutch ovens for simmering veggies now. Just not liking the expensive stainless for most of my cooking now. The metal seems softer and not as nice as the older All Clad that I passed on to my daughter. I do like the All Clad stock pots, though there may be better less expensive USA stockpots to be had. |
It sounds to me as if you are using to much heat ... These pans work great on med even for frying ... just a thought.. |
I've never gone any higher in temp than medium heat with mine.Usually I don't even go any higher than low since I have a Bluestar range and my burners are very effective. The All Clad work well for scrambled eggs, but seasoned cast iron does wonderful for that as well. For anything else I'll take a good cast iron skillet any day. The oil does stick like splattered glue on the sides if using the newer All Clads for actual frying...and medium heat is usually needed to actually fry, although once the food gets going the heat can quite often be lowered from that. I've never used high heat with them. I think there would be a good chance of ruining the pans. |
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Where did you hear of them? What do they look like? What do they taste like. I have never heard of such a thing....and I have looked at several possible spellings of a word that might sound like haices. Linda C |
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Do you mean Hatch chiles? I think these are a new mexico type chile pepper grown in a place called Hatch. If you give more details and maybe describe how you heard of them, we might be able to help. Extensive searches and an attempt to translate from several languages yielded no results here. Sorry! |
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Our house is 1920's and I removed the old cast iron tub. As luck would have it, the new drain trap will need to be installed between 2 floor joists that are only 3 1/2 inches apart. I'm worried that, if we ever had a serious clog in the future, I would never be able to access the trap or be able to snake it out. Any suggestions to present to my plumber? Should I ask him to create a "clean out" access in the overflow pipe, just in case? Should I be concerned? The new tub is acrylic and will have a removable apron on the front. Thanks! |
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When we had our plumber snake the trap and drain line for our tub he did it through the tub overflow. The trap itself was accessible through a removable panel in the adjacent wall, but he said there was no need to remove the trap to run a snake through and remove the clog in the drain line.. Bruce |
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Future Beach Trophy 126 Kayak
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The Future Beach® Trophy 126 Kayak has the smooth ride you need and amenities you want when adventuring outdoors. The roto-molded dihedral hull provides optimal stability and tracking while the adjustable seat back and cushion keeps you comfortable. This kayak also features two flush mount rod holders, along with front and rear carry handles.
For additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty, please contact 1-800-671-6035.
- Dimensions: 10'6'' x 29.5'' x 12''
- Cockpit dimensions: 18.5'' x 37''
- Carry weight: 53 lbs
- Capacity: 275 lbs
- Roto-molded dihedral hull for stability and tracking
- Two flush mount rod holders
- Adjustable seat back and seat cushion
- Double 10" x 18" elliptical storage hatches with rubber covers
- Front and rear bungees
- Step Lock adjustable foot rest system
- Front and rear carry handles
- Molded in cup holder
- Integrated drain plugs
- 10'6" deluxe sit-in fishing kayak
- Manufacturer's 2-year hull and 1-year accessories warranty
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Future Beach Trophy 126 Kayak
Very stable and easy to control
Like I said it has a great balance point and everything is easy to get to. If you're thinking of getting one. This ones worth it!
January 20, 2015
good kayak for the price
Kayak is fine except for some light scuffing on the sides. More care should be taken to prevent damage. Some of the kayaks on the floor in the Wilmington NC store had sustained significant(to me) damage prior to going on display.
December 9, 2014
Exceeded my expectations
I purchased the Future Beach Trophy 126 on the advice of Jim who works at Dick's Sporting Goods who took the time to show me a few kayaks and give me some good advice. I'm a big guy and was concerned that I'd need at 12 foot kayak to handle my weight. Turns out, I did not. This kayak handles me and my gear perfectly.
I've had the kayak out 4 times and so far, it's been great. It's stable and it handles well. It's not the fastest kayak but that's not to say it's slow and it will get you to where you want to fish. This last time, I had my son with me in the kayak (he wanted to take a ride) and we were near 30 lbs over the weight limit and the kayak didn't sink (didn't come close) and was maneuverable. I was even able to fish from it while my son sat between my legs and watched.
My advice is to go to the store and sit in the kayak and see if it will be for you. That will answer a lot of your questions.
August 29, 2014
Future Beach Trophy 126-Love it
Today I purchased an Future Beach Trophy 126, a Quest Chute Aluminum Kayak paddle, and a Field and Stream Fishing Life vest. I didn't even make it back home without first taking it for a quick trip up the river. I'm 5'11 and 170 Lbs. and had plenty of room. This kayak is very stable and has lots of room for gear also. I've been watching Kayak/Camping trips on YouTube and I feel this kayak is up for the challenge. The kayak was on sale for $339.99 and the vest was also on sale for $47.99. Happy paddling.
August 23, 2014
It is just what I wanted
This is my first kayak, I have had a canoe for many years as I live minutes from the Upper Iowa River which is great for paddling. A couple weeks ago I used a friends kayak liked it so went to Dick's and bought one. I have had it out on the river several times and am very pleased. It is comfortable, light and has plenty of storage.
August 18, 2014
Answer to Green 88-Try it out
The weight limit must be 300 pounds. I had visitors to my lake home and without looking at the specs, one of them weighing around 300 pounds or more took off in it. It road low on the water but there was no problem with it filling up with water. Must be 300 limit.
Great Kayak for the money!
August 10, 2014
Try it out!
If you are like me, you have been doing your research on kayaks. Due to the fact that 'once they hit the water, its yours' return policy, you want to make the right decision the first time. Well I was back and forth several times between a few kayaks and kept going back to this one. The price is amazing for one, also, its attractive and the other reviews I have read are positive! Although this is my very first kayak, I have to say I'm very pleased! It is very stable and tracks great! I got it going pretty quick too. I have only been out in it once so far, let me tell you it was a lot of fun. It will be especially great for camping. It seems like it will hold a lot of gear. I am a bit on the shorter side, so there is a lot of leg room for me. Getting in and out was a breeze. The seat is not as uncomfortable as some say, but keep in mind that everyone is built differently! And also I was only in it for 2 hours tops. One thing I am confused about, is the weight capacity. Online @ dicks, it says 250 lbs. The fact tag at dicks said 275, and the Pamphlet from Future Beach says 300 lbs. Anybody know the exact or correct answer for this? Overall, I am very pleased and excited about this kayak. It fits great in my 6 foot bed with a couple of tie-downs and bungee cords. It hangs out the side with my tailgate shut (I drove by several cops and none even looked twice) the nice guys at Dicks Sporting Goods helped me load it and assured me that the way it was loaded was legal. If you are on the fence about the kayak, go ahead and hop over to my side!
August 1, 2014
Awesome First Yak
I bought this Kayak during the first month of summer and have only been able to take it out twice so far. This is an amazingly stable yak that tracks very well and floats very easily with my 6' 230lbs frame. I haven't fully loaded it down with gear as I'm just getting back into fishing and specifically kayak fishing but I can tell you this, I had the misfortune to on my first time out on it be swept across a submerged tree. I thought I was going in the river for sure but the yak was more than a match for it. I came out shaken but not wet and even my floating buddy had to admit it was one stable beast. I can't recommend this enough for those of us who enjoy sit in kayaks.
July 30, 2014
Great Kayak for the Money
I bought the Trophy 126 new from Dick's a few months ago and am really happy with it. It's easy to get in and out of, floats stable and steers true, made from quality poly plastic, and the components (hatches, bungees, seat,) are also nice. I bought the angler version, which comes equipped with a tackle box on the dashboard and a fishing pole holder on each side. My complaints are minimal: the two hatches are handy but I have trouble accessing them from the cockpit, and the kayak a bit hefty (44 lbs.), especially when loaded down by fishing poles, tackle box, paddle. I only mention this because often the put in area or dock in most parks can be a walk, which I don't mind because I have a Hemingway-esque stature (6'1 215 lbs.). Which, by the way, the kayak can suit comfortably bigger guys like my self. Also, the Trophy 126 sits atop my Jeep nicely via a two-bar roof rack system. Enjoy.
July 17, 2014
Future Beach Trophy 126 kayak
This kayak offers many features for the price. Great value. Comfortable ride.
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By Chris Jones
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So, anyway after Jay-Z finished rapping about bitches, I settled into my seat in the preview theater and soon unexpectedly found my mind turning to Runaway Train. Denzel Washington shows up as Garber, but this time he's not a cop. He's a dispatcher, an ordinary man about to find himself in way over his head. ("I didn't want to play another cop," Washington says over the phone later. "I liked the idea of Garber being a regular Joe. Out of shape, the guy who spills coffee on himself, who still has to bring milk home at the end of the day. That just made him more interesting for me.") By fate or fluke, he happens to find himself on the other end of the radio with a team of hijackers, this time led by a man named Ryder, this time played by an over-the-top John Travolta, a badass with a neck tattoo and a Fu Manchu. He's evil, pure and simple, no doubt about it. Of course he is. And of course there are all those things that signify to people like my friend Martin that a movie is retarded: a helicopter, a big car chase, a few thousand rounds of ammunition, and a lame joke about stage fright, all edited together in rapid-fire cuts. The movie starts out exactly the way you would expect it might. It's fast and violent and profane. It's unmistakably modern, and, sure enough, it's loud as hell.
But then, as Garber and Ryder talk, and revelations are made, and they begin to make their confessions to each other, the lines begin to blur. Garber who has his own mixed emotions isn't all that good, and Ryder who believes the city has done him significant wrong isn't all that evil. Which means that despite its explosive excesses, the new Pelham somehow makes the old Pelham seem like the blunter instrument. It's that rare popcorn movie in which we're never sure whose side everyone is on or where they might end up, and that's because everyone in it is playing some version of Mr. Grey.
And Tony Scott will probably catch a whack of shit for it. People like Martin forget that Scott made one of the all-time film-geek favorites in True Romance and that his brother, Sir Ridley (knight, auteur, creator of Gladiator), was the one who made G.I. Jane, and they will curse him not only for turning something quiet into something loud but for turning something darkly funny into something just plain dark and something proudly broad into something strangely subtle. That's not how the equalizers are supposed to be set. Loud and dumb, quiet and smart. Otherwise it's backward. So they'll sneer at Tony Scott, and they'll call him the stupid one, the talentless one, because Hollywood has trained us to expect certain things from certain people. These days, everyone's an archetype.
Except nobody really is.
After I left the screening, I went to see Scott in the offices he shares with his brother, overrun by dogs and hot young assistants. Before, when I thought ahead to our meeting, I thought it would be like sitting down with the Devil. I would look the Devil in his eyes, and I would gulp and tell him I liked his movie, just so things weren't too uncomfortable, and then I would sneak home and savage him. Instead, I did like his movie, and I liked him. In some ways, like the start of Pelham, he's exactly what you would expect him to be, a tightly bundled knot of anxiety and adrenaline. (Asked what he thinks of his latest work, he says, "It's, um, good. It's hard when you get close to it. I've had a love affair with every movie I've ever done. Some of them have been a disaster, but in the main, I've had a great time fucking them. But when the fucking's over, when the erection fades, you think, How good was it really?") Even Domino, that nightmare biopic on speed, makes sense after meeting him, and nobody could make a lick of sense out of Domino. "Yes, I lost my way a little bit on that one," Scott says, almost touchingly.
And he keeps talking, and the more he talks the more he reveals and confesses the smarter he seems. He talks about how he began life as a painter and how he still draws his own storyboards and how he uses his camera like a brush to express emotions. He talks about how he needs a blockbuster's validation but still tries to find a way to satisfy his artist's heart. ("It's like being a drug dealer," he says of the Hollywood scramble. "The market is always changing.") And he talks about how he always tries to find a true-life counterpart for even his most outlandish characters, a flesh-and-blood person he can show his actor to ground him. "It gives me a confidence, a point of reference," he says. "The real world has always been far more exciting and funny and dangerous to me than anything somebody could conjure up sitting in front of a computer."
He's right. Take the two guys he figured on for role models for Travolta's accomplices, one of whom used to be Mr. Grey. Scott unearthed a pair of real crazed Albanians who may or may not have spent time in prison Scott is careful not to be specific and eventually they jobbed their way into parts in the actual movie. Scott never could find actors to equal his Albanians, and it's easy to see why: They look capable of violence on the screen because they had been capable of it on the streets. "Now they want to be actors," Scott says with a shake of his head, perhaps wondering whether he's saved us from two monsters or created two more.
It's just the sort of question that his movie leaves us asking, and that more movies could benefit from, even summer ones. Not because it's an especially hard question, and not because it's especially important, but because the answer isn't always plain. It hides instead in that great gulf where most of us hide, never quite sure whose side we're on or where we're going to end up.
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The Assembly Health Committee voted 20-4 to advance the bill, , Assembly Bill 6357, also known as the Compassionate Care Act. The bill will now be considered by the Assembly Codes Committee before advancing to the full Assembly for a vote.
"The Compassionate Care Act is needed even with Governor Cuomo's Executive action on medical marijuana." Assembly Health Chair Richard N. Gottfried, author of the bill, said Tuesday.
"The Legislature needs to enact legislation this session that is more comprehensive," Gottfried added. "With the advantage of 20 states and the District of Columbia having gone before us, the Compassionate Care Act incorporates lessons learned and best practices from those states."
Gottfried's bill overwhelmingly passed by the Assembly last year but the Senate failed to act on the bill before lawmakers adjourned for 2013.
The Compassionate Care Act would allow practitioners to certify patients with serious, debilitating illnesses to be able to use medical marijuana to relieve their symptoms. Patients or their caregivers could possess up to 2 ½ ounces. Medical marijuana would be available through state-registered non-profit dispensaries, with a closely monitored seed-to-sale tracking system implemented statewide.
The New York State legislature has been considering medical marijuana legislation every year since 1997, and the Compassionate Care Act has passed the Assembly four times, most recently in 2013. The Senate has never brought the bill to the floor for a vote.
Advocates hope that Gov. Andrew Cuomo's recent executive order authorizing an extremely limited medical marijuana program in the state pushes the Senate to take action on the Compassionate Care Act in 2014.
"Though we are deeply appreciative of the Governor's move to support medical cannabis, reviving the 1980 Olivieri law is unlikely to be sufficient to address the issues patients face in 2014 – and thus the legislature still needs to act," said Holly Anderson, director of the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester.
"Critically and chronically ill New Yorkers need a comprehensive bill for relief, namely the Compassionate Care Act, to be passed in the Senate during this 2014 legislative session," said Nancy Rivera, a four-time cancer survivor from Troy, NY. "We must not and should not have to wait any longer for a medical marijuana system to be put in place in our state, and we shouldn't have to wait to find out if a limited program which is over 30 years old can be made to work. New Yorkers will work. The Senate should immediately pass the Compassionate Care Act."
Critical questions about the Gov. Cuomo's proposed program remain unanswered, including which patients will be eligible for the program, and where the supply of medical marijuana for the program will originate.
Administration officials have suggested they would obtain marijuana from the federal government or from supplies seized by law enforcement, but those options, while specifically outlined in the 1980 Olivieri law, are both unlikely and pose significant safety risks to patients.
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The Compassionate Care Act has state-wide support from healthcare providers and organizations, such as the New York State Nurses Association, the Collaborative for Palliative Care, GMHC, New York State Pharmacists Society, the New York State Psychological Association,and the Hospice and Palliative Care Association of New York. NY Physicians for Compassionate Care, a group representing more than 600 New York physicians, also support the bill.
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Jul 23rd 2008 11:47AM "...when you're standing in front of a high-dps, high-armor, high-sustain class like a Warrior, Mage, Druid, Warlock or Shadow Priest"
And is that the Mage/Lock/Shadow Priest that gets to wear plate? High DPS does no good when you are stunlocked from 100% to dead. Even if they get an opportunity to use that AOE fear/Ice Nova you like to use as a crutch in your argument, CloS, stunlock, dead. And if they are lucky enough to get the upper hand? Blind, vanish, follow around for a bit, repeat above.
"By making Cheat Death pivot on resilience, which already provides a huge damage mitigation, Blizzard essentially telling us that they don't really want us to spec for it."
No. Just.... no. Blizzard is saying that, like EVERY OTHER CLASS IN THE GAME, if you want to excel in PvP, you need to wear the right gear for it. If I go PvP with my mage in my PvE set, why should I expect to have any survivability at all? And why as a rogue should you not be held to the same standards?
I generally don't troll, but this article was just a rehash of every ignorant rogue QQ post on the forums the day of the patch. "Waaaaaaa, I'm not unkillable anymore, waaaaaaaaa"
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Apr 24th 2008 4:08PM I have to agree that is a very ignorant comment regarding PW:S. You should not comment on classes that you do not even have a basic knowledge of, as new people to the game might stumble across this post and actually heed the "advice." Harsh, perhaps, but true.
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My only gripe is that it seems to be gravitating back towards a PvE race as opposed to actual PvP, but I'm sure the alliance side enjoy actually being able to get to Drek now :D
Overall though I like the changes.
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"I'm wonder if, with the venting on, you should not be able to smell any food odor outside the range area?" Most likely, especially if the food has a strong odor that can easily be picked up. Capture is rarely 100% except in a commercial kitchen with large fans and a very large air flow. The volume of the kitchen can be expelled in 4-5 minutes if needed to ensure cooking odors do not enter the dining area of the facility. By providing good volumes of make up air smells are kept under control. |
You say "range hood" but what type is it? A good one exhausts to the outside, a worthless one (like the one I have) just sucks in the air over the range, runs it thru a worthless carbon filter (which is rarely changed by home owners) and blows it back into the room. |
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