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Honda Accord Hybrid Prices Paid and Buying Experiences
ps_bindra Posts: 5How much did you pay for your Hybrid lipitorkid? Do you know if there are any special financing incentives going on? (like 2.9% APR for 36 mos)
I cannot seem to find the forum that has MORE pricing posts on the Honda Accord Hybrids? I am assuming I am looking in the right forum...Can someone please direct me? -
minivanmama1 Posts: 28I live in the Dallas Fort Worth Area. I about to pull the trigger on a Hybrid.
This from the sales rep:
The big thing for now and the next 3 days is that Honda Finance is offering 2.9% up to 36 months financing, 3.9% up to 48 months and 4.9% up to 60 months. That is as good as it ever gets with Honda and I know it is as good or better than anything out there. Of course, that would be with approved credit.
I presume this is nationwide. If you find a dealer who will discount off MSRP down to invoice- they are becoming rare as hen's teeth with gas prices the way they are. -
minivanmama1 Posts: 28Living in Dallas Fort Worth, I just bought the Accord Hybrid with NAV. Think I got a good deal considering the times:
Bankston Honda of Lewisville $28,450
David McDavid Honda of Irving $31,840
David McDavid Honda of Frisco MSRP
Honda Cars of McKinney $29,994.23
Huggins Honda $30,862
The above prices include destination, but not TTL.
I did get a dealer add on Tint $499 and convenience package ($199)
With TTL, out the door for $30,809. Also the benefit of 2.9% APR.
For those in DFW, the internet department at Bankston Honda made this an easy purchase with minimal waiting and no hassle. -
alfredfife1 Posts: 3I am negotiating with my dealer for a 2006 Hybrid Accord. Prices are not even available yet. I decided on the 2006 because of the changes especially the vehicle stability control feature. What should I expect to pay....MSRP or am I find that I can negotiate a deal under MSRP?? He wants a $3000 deposit to order. Is that unreasonable?
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djr3 Posts: 22Al,
Here in Austin, I put down a $500 deposit for a 2006 HAH a couple of weeks ago. The price wasn't out yet, so we wrote the deal out as "MSRP". I was expecting to pay that given it would be the first in the new model year. That was before the recent gas price hike which I believe may stimulate demand for hybrids in general. So I am not expecting too much discounting. But $3000 down seems outrageous, especially since my dealer said they wouldn't hit the lot until November.
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dbilling Posts: 3Just pulled the trigger on a 2005 honda accord hybrid w/o navigation. Got a price of $25,729. (MSRP= $30,690, and invoice is $27,667). Honda is offering a marketting incentive on these so you can pick one up well below invoice. The $25,729 price includes destination charge but not taxes, tags, and doc fees. My dealer charges a $399 doc fee and taxes and tags are going to vary by state. I was able to get $25,629 + $249 doc fee from a dealer that was 100 miles away, but I chose not to drive that far.
I had excellent luck using the "request a quote" option on the honda web site. I requested a quote from 4 different dealers in my area via email, and was able to do all the negotiation before even stepping into the dealership.
The 2006 Hybrids are coming out in mid-november. Nothing on the 2006 was of interest to me so I was happy to get a 2005 at a rock bottom price. The main things different on a 2006 vs. 2005 are: slightly different front and rear styling, sun roof included, spare tire instead of compressor and fix-a-flat, and I think you get 17" wheels vs. 16". -
etintorer Posts: 7I just purchase in Anaheim, CA for $27,000.00.
I decline the extra alarm system and the extended warranty.
I see that the extended Honda Care warranty can be purchase at other dealerships for $800-850. for 7years/80,000 miles.
What extra protection the alarm system offer. Is it worth it to pay 300-400 for it?
Can I purchase that alarm system only at any Honda dealers? Any suggestions for Orange Co, CA.
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clashed Posts: 1i win ! ... just paid $25,700 even plus TTL ... Silver 2005 Accord Hybrid (non-NAVI) ... i didnt see that $25,729 post until after i bought it
bought it from Norm Reeves West Covina Honda ... (LA/OC)
FYI they wouldnt give me the same discount on the Navi unit and i couldnt pull the trigger on the extra monthly cost ... still i love the car
they had 12 HAH (non-Navi) in stock and the fleet guy i was dealing with (Tony) said he could cut into holdback money if they had more than 10 in stock ... they were pretty eager to move the HAH ... they only had 3-5 Navi Hybrids ... but they may be ready to deal on those too in another week or so ... i'm driving out to Riverside next week so i'm interested to see how it does on an extended no traffic trip -
liaison Posts: 47My local Honda dealer has a 2005 HAH non Navi for $25,900. With only 3000 miles I am thinking this is a good deal but also the dealer may only have $23,900 in the car. If that is the case, then we are looking at some serious depreciation. Does anyone have an idea of what would be a good offer on this car?
scottpvd Posts: 1I have spoken with two dealerships regarding the '06 Hybrid Accord and they tell me late Dec early Jan for availability. One stated that they ship from Japan in about a week.
The salesperson I spoke with told me full sticker price if I was to place an order. How loving they are of repeat customers who have owned a bunch of Honda Acura products.
I am off to try the Requesting a Quote off the Honda Site as suggested. -
djr3 Posts: 22I am planning to pay MSRP for mine. I had a build date of 11/15 and a delivery date in Mid-to-late December based on a first day order. I think it takes several weeks to ship from Japan rather than just one.
I'd be a bit surprised if you finda better deal this early in the model year. Please let us hear if you do. Regardless of customer loyalty, previous history, etc. I personally would expect to pay no less than MSRP for a popular vehicle in the first few weeks of its availability. I am sure you can get them to deal if you wait a few months. -
wildestkabs Posts: 13I have a private party selling a 2005 HAH with Navi at $28500. Does this sound like a good deal? What would the benefits be of buying from a seller rather than a dealer?
I do believe that it is a bit high and want to buy it a little cheaper than what he is quoting. He has mentioned in his ad that he is looking for reasonable offers. What would a reasonable offer be to someone who is selling a HAH with Navi at $28,500? -
gagrice San DiegoPosts: 29,263That is a lot high for a used HAH even with NAV. They probably bought early and paid way too much. Do an Edmund's search for all the dealers in your area. Send them an email and tell them not to bother with anything over invoice and you are going for the best price offer you get. They are selling in CA way below invoice.
kpatel1, "Honda Accord Hybrid: Prices Paid & Buying Experiences" #52, 19 Nov 2005 1:46 am -
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noctis Posts: 4I was wondering if anyone can really go in depth as far as the differences between the '06 and '07 HAH. I've been looking for a HAH at the local dealerships, and I've run across a few interesting deals. The average offer that I've gotten on a new '07 on their lot is 28,500. I've gotten two great deals: an '07 for 27,700 and an '06 for 25,800.
There's where the question is. They're both good deals. The '06 is in a color that I don't particularly care for, but the '07 is the color I want. I was wondering what justification some people have for and against the purchase of either.
My thoughts are that the '06 isn't THAT much cheaper. For it to really change my mind, I think I'd want it to be more of a difference in price than that. This is going to be a pure investment to last, not to trade back in a few years. I'm not worried about depreciation for I'll use the car for 10+ years; honestly until it cannot run any longer. In the interest of it being a full investment, it's worth the couple thousand in my opinion. There's also the discrepancy of the mpg of the '06 v/s the '07. I don't know what's up with the approximate 5 mile difference in the EPA rating.
On the second hand, the cars are supposedly the same, and I suppose that an '06 car with a total of 30 miles on it will last as long as a new '07 with zero miles on it. If everything's equal, there's no sense in paying extra, in any amount, for an '07. I'd appreciate any opinions / advice.
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Gosh Jean,.. Search engines just aren't that much fun to have a conversation with though! Hopefully this thread will become a little more active in the very near future,Keenaj. A chat about phals would be pretty cool,and even though there is an orchid forum here at good ole gardenweb,this place is as good as any to get one going. I can tell you that they are "epiphytes",which is to say that in their native envioronment they typically grow in a tree and not in the ground. Plants that are epiphytes require a real chunky free breathing medium to grow in if you intend to keep them alive very long. You likely have noticed that your phal is in what looks like something made mostly of slightly crunched up bark. This is to trick it into believing that it is in fact on a tree. Personally I don't know a heck of a lot about orchids and how best to keep them,but I'm sure someone else will chime in soon enough. Hang in there! :) |
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Hi Keenaj, Congrats on your new orchid. You have picked a great one to start with - the phalaenopsis, far from being fragile, is one of the toughest plants around, as long as you accomplish one simple rule: don't rot the roots. Other ways to say the same thing are, don't let the roots stay wet, make sure the roots drain completely after watering, and let the roots breathe. Most phals that are commonly sold today are grown in a sphagnum potting medium. This works for the rigidly controlled environment of a greenhouse, but if you want an orchid at home that will live, grow and flower for many years, and its in the sphagnum when you buy it,you should repot it right away into a bark medium formulated for orchids, or one of the "gritty" mixes that people at GW often use. Some people put them into baskets, or special terra cotta pots with openings on the sides; the important thing is quick drainage and air movement. The next big consideration is light. They need to be shaded from the sun, medium light is good, and some people have success with them under electric light. You don't want to let them dry out at all, because they have little water storage capability, neither do you want the roots to sit in water. I have several in wooden slat baskets, outdoors spring through fall, and I drench them with the hose every morning unless it's raining. In the winter I have them in my sunroom, and I put them in the sink a couple times a week for a good water, and mist them a couple of times a day otherwise. Most people like to fertilize them weekly with a diluted fertilizer. I like to use one with a 3:1:2 ratio. Orchids are a wonderful hobby - don't be afraid of them. |
Thanks so much theficuswrangler that was so helpful i bought mine at lowes a few days ago for believe it or not $3 because it was starting to die, so i bought some miracle gro for orchids and also the fertilizer sticks. I repotted it in some fresh dirt and gave it a little fertilizer and it's looking a little better. I have it sitting under a lamp near my front door so it gets a little light during the day but not so much that it burns it. I do appreciate the info about spraying it with water a few times a day i have a water bottle that i keep filled for another plant so I'll make sure to give if a little Spritz twice a day. I also keep a water meter so that i can check my plants to see how wet they are so I'll pay a little extra attention to this one. |
Wish I was on yesterday to provide input :( Were the roots brown and mushy? Did you see some parts slightly broken with a tiny string connecting them? Roots like that are rotted and should be cut off when repotting. Healthy roots are typically fleshy, firm and white/green. If it is brown but still firm it is probably still good. Terra cotta was a good choice, but you will have to keep an eye on the soil more often because it will dry out quicker. All of my orchids are in terra cotta with miracle gro orchid soil (regular, not course). I would get those really cheap clear plastic saucers if you have not already and make sure no water is left in it after watering so the bottom will not still be too wet even though the rest is getting too dry. I would hold off on fertilizing, since your orchid was just repotted and not actively growing either (I assume?). I think some on orchid forum would suggest not to fertilize at all during bloom. Also refrain from cutting off the entire spike once the blooms are spent. Here is a link that will provide some orchid care info in case I missed anything. |
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- Posted by theficuswrangler 9/10 (email@example.com) on Sun, Apr 14, 13 at 23:13
Hi y'all - Not familiar with orchid soil, I like to put mine into bark or some other coarse mix (unless it's a terrestrial orchid, of course), and I don't have an extensive orchid collection. In my experience, orchid roots tend to rot - as Auron described - if they're not in a coarse and free-draining medium, as opposed to soil. The watering is the crucial thing, not the misting. Getting a good soak in the sink 2 or 3 times a week is important, but that's for an orchid in bark. Potted in soil, that might be different, you might need to soak only once a week or even less. I'd think that before watering again, maybe you'd want the soil to aerate to the point where some soil pinched between your fingers would barely hold together. Perhaps Auron could advise. I've never liked fertilizer sticks. I feel that there's too much fertilizer in one spot, rather than dispersed through the soil mass. Liquid fertilizer, or dry fertilizer that's been mixed in water, can be diluted to a safe level and used every week, with time off as advised in the literature. The light sounds adequate. Be aware that when the last flower drops off, you'll probably have a year to wait before the plant flowers again. Moisture meters. It's great that you understand the necessity of finding out the moisture level in the soil of your plants, but do you understand the shortcomings of moisture meters, and also other ways to access moisture levels? Some videos that deal with these subjects are at Marlie |
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So what is a true atheist? An atheist simply is one that does not believe in a divine being or creator. Can he/she prove this belief? No. But neither can the Deist. If god exists, it cannot be seen under a microscope nor from the strongest telescope. Yet the Psalmist proclaimed, "The heavens declare the glory of god (elohim - mighty one)." That is from a Deist. The atheist would say, the heavens declare natural law in motion - no need for a god. I'm really not sure if the problem is in the belief or non-belief in a god, or if the problem more lies in the religions that represent this god. Our religion comes from our culture. Culture is based on what a people believe at any one time. If the Psalmist knew what we knew now in science, maybe the Psalm would have read differently. We can't blame the writer - he was simply a product of his times.
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I take no pride calling myself atheist, deist, or agnostic. I am a human being whose leanings may sway from day to day. Most deists have moments of doubt. And so do atheists, if they are honest. How can one be absolutely sure that what they believe is right? We can't. We walk by the knowledge and understanding we have at any particular moment. Some moments I may want to praise something beyond myself. Other times I may want to curse this same entity or idea. History shows that a mad atheist can be just as destructive as a mad deist.
I say don't worry about titles, or boxes. Just follow your heart and your understanding the best you can and be true to yourself. If I were to choose a box, it would be the box called 'Freethinker.' That is a title I can feel at peace with.
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Can science actually/positively say there is no creator who jump started everything we see in this universe?
"Create" is a word human beings invented to apply to certain kinds of activities such as molding clay, making up a song or dance, building or sculpting. It refers to human activities which produce a product. To take that word and apply it to the entire universe is to stretch it far beyond the context in which it makes sense. Metaphors have limits. This one is illogical because it doesn't just go outside of the set (human activities that produce a product), it jumps to an "outside" of the "universe" of that set, and of all the sets of the-universe-as-we-know-it. You can put together the words "and now divide by zero and multiply by infinity," but that doesn't mean they make sense. Religious memeplexes are inherently nonsense. As soon as you apply the word "believe" to this nonsense you enter into territory of "What does it mean to say "believe in" applied to something that's nonsense?"
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University of California Human Rights Fellows 2014
Seventeen University of California students have been selected from six campuses to serve as UC Human Rights Fellows in 2014. Since 1994, the Human Rights Center has enabled nearly 250 students to spend the summer engaged with human rights organizations worldwide.
Anita Barooni, UC Davis School of Law |
Sumit Baudh, UCLA School of Law |
Cassandra Blazer, UC Berkeley, School of Public Health |
Jessica Caplin, UC Berkeley School of Law Jessica will be working with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Representation in Serbia, where she will meet with refugees, internally displaced persons, and asylum seekers as part of an effort to prepare a report on the issue of asylum seekers originating from Serbia whose claims have been rejected by EU countries. |
Maggie Crosby, UC Berkeley, School of Public Health Maggie will be working at Pader Girls Academy (PGA), a boarding school in northern Uganda that serves women and girls who have escaped the Lord's Resistance Army. The Pader Girls Academy provides an accelerated academic program, skills training in sewing and cooking, and HIV treatment. Maggie will be responsible for developing the first ever sexual and reproductive health curriculum for the school. |
Emma Dobbins, UC Berkeley/UC San Francisco Emma will be working with the San Francisco Department of Public Health's supportive housing program called Direct Access to Housing (DAH). DAH subscribes to a "housing first" philosophy to homeless healthcare, recognizing that housing is a fundamental human right and a crucial component of healing. However, the transition from homelessness to housing can be rocky and even dangerous for some people. For that reason, Emma will be working on a mixed-methods research project that will attempt to identify and support these vulnerable individuals as they transition into housing after living outdoors. |
Nick Dubroff, UC Berkeley School of Law Nick will join Earthjustice's International team to work on environmental litigation and research on the legal protections accorded to environmental defenders in the Americas—those who advocate for community land rights and environmental protection. Although the 1998 UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders extends protections to environmental defenders, the widespread adoption of free-trade agreements in Latin America, coupled with a surge in foreign direct investment in extractive industries, has engendered land dispossession and environmental conflicts. In confronting these projects, environmental defenders have been abducted, forcibly disappeared, and murdered. Nick will deliver his findings to the Asociación Interamericana para la Defensa del Ambiente, a regional NGO dedicated to defending human rights and the environment in the Western Hemisphere. |
Mayra Feddersen, UC Berkeley School of Law Mayra will explore how immigrants in Chile come to understand their citizenship. She will work with Ciudadano Global, an immigrant rights organization whose purpose is to facilitate immigrants' integration into Chilean society. By observing Ciudadano Global's daily activities, she will explore how the organization helps to integrate immigrants into Chilean life and experience of immigrants who participate in the organization. |
Benjamin Garcia Candelaria, UC Santa Cruz Benjamin will be shooting his thesis film The Black Collar Worker as part of his M.A. in Social Documentation from UC Santa Cruz. The Black Collar Worker explores the cost-cutting tactics of the multi-billion dollar private prison industry. He will document the everyday struggles of a current inmate in a maximum-security private facility and how his stay and his labor are contributing to the massive profits of a for-profit prison corporation. Benjamin will be working with Texas-based non-profit Grassroots Leadership to provide support to inmates and create an inclusive narrative for victims caught in a profit driven system. |
Sonal Goyal, UC Berkeley, School of Public Health Sonal will be working with the Human Rights Center's Sexual Violence Program on research on sexual violence accountability programs in Eastern DRC as well as research and operational support targeting sexual violence among migrant workers in the United States. She will also be involved in cross disciplinary research on other forms of sexual violence such as forced marriage and trafficking and will be working out of the Human Rights Center in Berkeley, California. |
Georgia Hartman, UC Irvine Forty years after its design as Mexico's first centrally planned tourist city, Cancún is regarded as an economic success and a planning disaster. Designed in the late 1960s as a mechanism for national and regional economic development, today it is a city marked by tremendous inequality. Beyond the white sand beaches of the tourist zone, nearly 40 percent of the city's residents make their homes in informal settlements. Caught in a legal and bureaucratic tangle of property regulations, these settlements are barred from receiving municipal services such as electricity, water, and transportation. Through partnership with the Observatorio Urbano Local de Cancún, Georgia's research will examine the interaction between state institutions and residents in order to understand the role of the state in producing informal zones and the unhealthy and unsafe conditions |
Tessa Napoles, UC San Francisco Tessa has partnered with the San Francisco Women's Cancer Network to explore the two-tiered structure of Medi-Cal's Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program, which provides different levels of health care to California women based on their citizenship and immigration status. Using qualitative methods, she will document healthcare provider understandings of and experiences with time-limited breast cancer treatment for undocumented women at San Francisco General and |
Patricia C. Rodda, UC Irvine Patricia will join the Williams Institute's Public Policy Project at UCLA, where she will compile national and international public opinion data on issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity. Patricia will gather and analyze data from international sources with the aim of producing a report providing descriptive analysis of the current state of global public opinion regarding sexual orientation and gender identity as well as how these opinions have changed over time and by location. |
Katya Rodriguez, UC Berkeley Katya will be working with Clinica Monseñor A. Romero in the Pico-Union neighborhood of Los Angeles. Clinica Romero views health access as a human right and seeks to provide comprehensive medical services to low-income men, women, and children living in Los Angeles County. Clinica Romero serves approximately 52 percent of patients who are without legal status. Katya will work with Clinica Romero to further understand the barriers faced by undocumented communities when accessing health services, as well as assist in advocating and evaluating current bills seeking to promote this agenda. She will also travel to El Salvador to support Clinica Romero's efforts to address the inequalities in health access for Salvadoran citizens. |
Roxanne Strohmeier, UC Davis School of Law Roxanne will work as a legal intern for the American Civil Liberties Union's (ACLU) Reproductive Freedom Project. Through litigation, advocacy, and public education, the Reproductive Freedom Project strives to ensure access to abortion services, comprehensive sex education, affordable contraception, and to protect the rights of marginalized women to continue their pregnancies. The ACLU participates in significant cases in federal and state courts, including critical reproductive rights cases before the Supreme Court. Roxanne will be assisting in all aspects of litigation, including: conducting legal and policy research; drafting memoranda, affidavits and briefs; researching prospects for new litigation; and supporting research and drafting of materials for public education. |
Julia Tierney, UC Berkeley Julia will partner with Visualizing Impact, a Beirut-based organization that brings together research and design focused on Palestine, the Middle East, and beyond to produce visualizations in the name of social justice. The intention of their infographics is to communicate the absurdities of daily injustices and to inspire others to think that they are not inevitable. As a summer research fellow, Julia will work on visualizations related to the renewal of the Israeli Citizenship Law, the plight of the Syrian refugees in Lebanon and the translation of the right to the city to the Lebanese context where insecurity is further segregating Beirut along sectarian lines. |
Salvador Zarate, UC San Diego Salvador will be working with the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, Los Angeles on human rights issues facing domestic and landscape laborers across Southern California. He will be helping to implement and evaluate the recently passed Domestic Bill of Rights (AB 241) for undocumented and informal laborers. |


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Amazon Mechanical Turk is a crowdsourcing marketplace for work that requires human intelligence. Mechanical Turk provides an on-demand and flexible work force in the cloud that Requesters can tap into through its web user interface, command line tool, or its web service. Developers can leverage this service to build human intelligence directly into their applications.
While computing technology continues to improve, there are still many things that human beings can do much more effectively than computers, such as identifying objects in a photo or video, performing data de-duplication, transcribing audio recordings or researching data details. Traditionally, tasks like this have been accomplished by hiring a large temporary workforce (which is time consuming, expensive and difficult to scale) or have gone undone.
Mechanical Turk aims to make accessing human intelligence simple, scalable, and cost-effective. Businesses or developers needing tasks done (called Human Intelligence Tasks or "HITs") can use the robust Mechanical Turk APIs to access thousands of high quality, low cost, global, on-demand workers—and then programmatically integrate the results of that work directly into their business processes and systems. Mechanical Turk enables developers and businesses to achieve their goals more quickly and at a lower cost than was previously possible.
Amazon Mechanical Turk provides access to a marketplace of workers whenever your business needs them. Mechanical Turk can connect you to a variety of skill sets and capabilities via a global workforce that can help you to complete your work whenever and wherever you need it.
One of the difficulties that businesses face is dealing with demand spikes for certain types of work. You may have one million images that need to be tagged today, or 100,000 new catalog entries that need to be validated, but only have that need once per month. Amazon Mechanical Turk allows you to get that work done easily when you need it, without the difficulty associated with dynamically scaling your in-house workforce.
Amazon Mechanical Turk provides several mechanisms to help you ensure the quality of the work you receive. In addition to worker qualifications, plurality is another mechanism to help developers maintain high quality levels. This functionality enables multiple workers to submit answers to the same HIT. When a specific number of workers reply back with the same answer, the HIT is automatically approved. Additionally, you only pay for what you deem to be good results; if the output is not up to par you simply reject the work and do not pay the worker.
The overhead and fixed costs associated with hiring and managing a temporary workforce can often be significant. By leveraging the skills of on-demand workers from around the world, you can significantly lower costs while achieving results that might not have even been possible with just a dedicated team.
Amazon Mechanical Turk enables developers to create applications that were previously not possible. From search results enhanced with human input, to automated image identification, to distributed content creation, to podcast-to-text transcription, companies are relying on human intelligence and Amazon Mechanical Turk to power a whole new class of applications.
Amazon Mechanical Turk is well-suited for processing images. While difficult for computers, it is a task that is extremely easy for people to do. In the past, companies have used Mechanical Turk to:
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Companies with large online directories or catalogs are using Mechanical Turk to identify duplicate entries and verify item details. Examples of this have included:
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- Identification of duplicate products in an online product catalog
- Verify restaurant details such as phone number or hours of operation
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- Allowing people to ask questions from a computer or mobile device about any topic and have workers return results to those questions
- Filling out survey data on a variety of topics
- Writing reviews, descriptions and blog entries for websites
- Finding specific fields or data elements in large legal and government documents
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If one offers Me with love and devotion a leaf, a flower, fruit or water, I will accept it.
Krishna speaking to Arjuna; Bhagavad-Gita 9.26
Food tends to be at the center of almost all our social activities. Plans with friends are made around a shared meal, Holidays are celebrated with special traditional foods, business deals take place over lunch or dinner and, of course, birthdays aren't birthdays without a cake! Eating not only satisfies our hunger, but also our sense of taste. Cooking can satisfy our creative side and allow us to show our love for others by preparing them their favorite dishes. These are the many pleasures associated with food, which are elevated to a much higher level when cooking in a meditative consciousness.
Elevate your consciousness as you cook to nourish the body, mind and soul!
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I have eaten Nanda's delicious food for years!! She is quite the chef!!
Nanda is not only a good cook, but she's also a great teacher! I always go to her for cooking tips and menu ideas. She certainly knows the art of creating beautiful and tasty preparations that are also practical for everyone to cook. I always look forward to Nanda's meals and recipes!
Everything Nanda cooks is delicious. I can always rely on her tips for ways to dress up something old or even create something entirely new. I would recommend her cooking class to anyone looking to eat healthier… or just tastier.
Nanda is a rock star in the kitchen. Not only has she been cooking gourmet, vegetarian feasts for decades, but she has consistently taught and encouraged many novices in the kitchen who are eager to learn her skills. Watching Nanda cook in the kitchen is like watching an artist paint in the studio. As a fellow vegetarian cooking instructor, I recommend her classes to anyone and everyone eager to learn the art of vegetarian cuisine.
As her student, I can attest to her precision, cleanliness and methodical approach to cooking. She encourages high standards in the kitchen and helps you in attaining them in a very simple and common sense kind of way. My favorites are her Italian and Indian dishes! Plus her vegetarian thanksgiving dinner is just superb.


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12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 4: Zotac GTX 480 graphics card {WoW}
Dec 25th 2010 9:44AM My computer doesn't even HAVE a graphics card. Pick me. :(
Breakfast Topic: Let's talk about fun ways to die {WoW}
Oct 6th 2010 3:30PM That is amazing. I'm in a public place and am getting some really strange looks because I'm cracking up.
Those flowers are excellent for causing the funniest wipes ever, actually. I was in Freya's room quite a while ago once and people were AFK. I was bored, so I hit my macro that strips my mage naked, yells SEXY TIME and casts mirror image so there are four naked trolls, right. Well, I was apparently a bit too close to some lashers, and three naked trolls ran off and pulled them and brought flowery fury down upon my mostly raid while one naked troll watched them in horror. Mirror images may have a sexy button, but they do not have a passive button.
Breakfast Topic: Soundtrack to my e-life {WoW}
Aug 7th 2010 2:10PM Karazhan and Ulduar. Mostly Ulduar.
Every time I go into Ulduar, I never want to leave because the ambience is so amazing. That includes the music, which is simply fantastic.
Drama Mamas: Tank entitlement {WoW}
Aug 7th 2010 2:00PM As a tank, I have dropped group twice in the middle of a pull. Both of these times, I did not make the pull and was getting whined at about party members about me holding aggro. If I didn't make the pull, it's not an issue of me holding aggro -- it's an issue of me getting it in the first place, which tends to be more difficult than holding it. When people pull for me and are like "OMG HLOD ARGO N00B TANK," it's frustrating and occasionally I find that I just don't want to put up with it. When I leave group on a pull I didn't make, I don't feel bad about it; clearly, that other person has taken over tanking and it's just like a DPS leaving queue. And I never leave group on a pull I did make.
Of course, that's not the issue being talked about in the first post.
But I'd really appreciate it if people would understand that tanking can be an extremely frustrating job. Like many people have said, it's less fighting the mobs than fighting against your own teammates. Unlike teammates, mobs can't verbally abuse you or try to kick you. I think a lot of tanks tend to become jaded because of this.
Anyway, I really love tanking, but I tend to hate everyone while I'm doing it. With tanks, a little bit of respect goes a long way.
Patch 3.3.5: Changes to vote kick incoming {WoW}
Jun 2nd 2010 10:50AM Yeah, I'd appreciate the ability to block entire servers too. I'd be happy to never run an instance with someone from Vashj again. That being said, I can see why they don't implement something on such a large scale.
Choose My Adventure: RIP Andrenorton {WoW}
May 28th 2010 5:54PM Keep the mage, respec Fire. I wouldn't have been able to stand leveling a mage if I had leveled as Frost, but as it is I'm leveling my second mage as Fire and loving it just as much as last time. It's an entirely different experience from Frost. Go Fire.
Breakfast Topic: I fell asleep at Majordomo Executus {WoW}
May 25th 2010 7:34AM This wasn't me, but once my raid was waiting in Heigan's room when suddenly the pugged hunter shot the boss and everyone died horribly. Everyone was yelling about it and the hunter was like "OMG SORRY MY BROTHER SAT ON MY KEYBOARD."
So basically some kid wiped the raid with his butt.
Breakfast Topic: I fell asleep at Majordomo Executus {WoW}
May 25th 2010 7:30AM There was quite recently a similar thread on the official forums, so I'll just copy and paste my response here.
I have a macro that strips my character naked, casts Mirror Image and yells SEXY TIME. All of a sudden, four naked trolls. It's usually a lot of fun.
Well, once my raid was in Freya's room in Ulduar, and a few people were AFK so I decided to hit my macro because I had nothing better to do.
Three naked trolls ran off at top speed and pulled a pack of lashers while one naked troll looked on in horror.
Arcane Brilliance: Level 80 mage gearing road map, part 2 {WoW}
May 23rd 2010 3:55AM Correction: the cloak is terrible for an arcane mage. As a fire mage (I know, a rare breed), it's actually pretty nice.
But tier 10 should be a priority for any mage. I did a ToC10 run last night with another mage who was wearing the other frost badge gear, and at the end of the run she asked me why I was sustaining approximately 3k - 4k DPS higher than her, so I told her to get tier.
WoW Moviewatch: Cenarion Circle Promotional Video 2.0 {WoW}
May 17th 2010 3:47PM Haha, I've been playing on CC for quite a while (for whatever reason, it's the first server I made a character on and I've never felt the urge to go elsewhere). It's a bit surprising to see my own server featured here.
That being said, it's hard to get into RP there if you don't look for it or know where to look. I still RP very little because I've never managed to integrate myself into the RPing community.


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Violence in close relationships occurs in all groups – in all walks of life. Men, women and children are all subjected to violence in close relationships. But it is women who suffer it most. According to the European Commission, one in four women are subjected to violence in close relationships at some time in their life.
The twinned towns of Haninge (Sweden), Haapsalu (Estonia), Formia (Italy), Pargas (Finland) and Ishöj (Denmark) are therefore taking the initiative to establish a new cross-border collaboration against violence in close relationships.


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But first I need to give you a little backdrop on an issue where I feel the Evangelical church has profoundly failed to be like Jesus Christ in that in John 1:14, He was "full of grace and truth" – this is an issue that we have be lacking on both fronts. By this June, homosexual "marriage" could be forced upon America by the Supreme Court.
On today and Wednesday of this week, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear 2 cases:
In both cases, President Obama and his administration are supporting same sex marriage.
The proponents of "homosexual marriage" says that all of these laws defining marriage between one man and one woman violate the United States Constitution's guarantee of Equal Protection and should be struck down. The homosexual activists in these cases have won in ALL lower courts.
Albert Mohler, President of Southern Seminary said
"This is precisely what biblical Christians cannot do. While seeking to be gentle in spirit and ruthlessly Gospel-centered in speaking of any sin, we cannot cease to speak of sin as sin. To do so is not only to deny the authority of Scripture, not only to reject the moral consensus of the saints, but it undermines the Gospel itself. The Gospel makes no sense, and is robbed of its saving power, if sin is denied as sin…. If you are a Christian, get ready for the question you will now undoubtedly face: "Do you now or have you ever believed that homosexuality is a sin?" There is nowhere to hide."
1. Recognized that we are losing freedoms because we have allowed complacency to outweigh the Biblical mandate to be salt and light.
2. VOTE! Approx. 30% of self-described evangelicals didn't vote in last election. Every single office matters – local, state, and federal.
3. Biblically evaluate your media choices – does your family "entertainment" consist of prime time television shows and certain popular Hollywood movies? If so, then you and your children receive countless pro-homosexual messages. This is in addition to what is promoted by our President, taught in many public schools, and promoted as diversity in major corporations.
4. Get in the Word of God! Read Genesis 1, Genesis 19, Leviticus 18, Judges 19, I Kings 14, Romans 1, 1 Corinthians 6, 1 Timothy 1, and Jude. The Word of God is not silent on this issue. Find out what it says for yourself.
In accordance with 1Timothy 2:1-2, pray for those in authority, specifically Supreme Court Justices, and President Obama.
Pray for yourself. Are you equipped on this issue? Or are you fearful to speak God's grace and truth on this issue to those involved in it?
Pray for homosexuals. Have you been content to have ill feelings toward homosexuals, or do you desire their salvation and freedom in Christ?
Prayer List:
1. Supreme Court Justices (clerks, etc.) – esp. Justice Kennedy – that they would upheld the law passed by the United States Congress and millions of voters in California who, like those in most other states, voted to affirm the Biblical definition of marriage in their state constitutions
2. Supreme Court advocates – Charles Cooper & Paul Clement – for rest, for clarity of thought, for powerful speech and for cogent answers in response to every question; for their opponents, confusion and stumbling, which is what acceptance of their position would cause
3. President Obama & his administration – Ps. 33:12
4. Christians in our church, city, state, and nation – that they and their children would (1) be Biblically minded on this issue, (2) be equipped to share the hope of the Gospel on this with their co-workers, neighbors, and family members, (3) that we would do this like Christ would, full of grace, but never wavering on truth, without which they don't know they need grace.
We agree with our guest blogger that the Word of God must be our foundation for all of our responses to any issue we face. In this case you must study the Bible for yourself, becasue we can not depend on what others say the Bible says about sex.
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(DES MOINES, Iowa) Attorney General Tom Miller announced Monday that a California-based company called State Record Retrieval Board and its owner, Neil Camenker, have agreed to stop marketing "deed retrieval services" to Iowa residents, effective immediately. Iowa homeowners contacted the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division after receiving official-looking mailings suggesting that they need to obtain copies of their deed, along with an offer to provide a copy of the document for $87. However, the operation is a business with no official authority, and homeowners can generally obtain certified copies of their deeds from their county recorder's office for around $5, or in many counties obtain free online copies. Miller also noted that most homeowners do not need to have a deed on-hand anyway. "We began to take a closer look at the company and its owner's dubious practices," Miller said, "and they promptly agreed to get out and stay out of Iowa." The mailings did disclose that the State Record Retrieval Board was not associated with a government agency and that the letter was just a solicitation. But those disclosures were buried where consumers were less likely to see and read them, Miller said, while various misleading features of the mailing were much more prominent. According to Miller, several features of the mailing tended to create false impressions about the nature of the transaction, including:
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Ed Balls MP, Labour's shadow chancellor, in response to Standard & Poor's putting Britain's credit rating on negative outlook, said:
"George Osborne is now failing on all the tests he set for his economic policies. A week after having to admit he won't balance the books or get the debt down by 2015, we have the unprecedented situation of all three main credit rating agencies putting Britain on negative outlook.
"Standard and Poor's is clear that it is weak economic growth which has led to their estimates for the deficit and debt being revised up. In fact the Chancellor is now set to borrow £212 billion more than he planned two years ago because of his failure on jobs and growth.
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I'm both new to the board and the game as a whole. I have a concept of a court jester type character who was actually the body guard for his noble lord. I've been looking through the classes and noticed that the freelancer is a general catch all class and suggests the jester in it's write up.
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2015 Annual Meeting
The St. Cloud Friends of the Library Annual Membership Meeting will take place at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, February 11 in the Children's Meeting Room of the St. Cloud Public Library. The meeting will include review of the proposed 2015 budget, vote for election of new members of the board, and updates from library staff.
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The St. Cloud Friends of the Library, in cooperation with the Seberger Roosevelt Neighborhood Association and the United Way, have put a Little Free Library in Seberger Park, St. Cloud. The Little Free Library is dedicated in the memory of Karen Mrja, a true friend of the St. Cloud Public Library, who died last year.
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Sure, life's full of plenty of obstacles.
Running from a late Friday afternoon assignment is one; running away from crazy zombies in the park is another.
And then there's the November obstacle: If you're going to be ready for unlimited servings of pie come Thanksgiving, you need to step up your workout.
And this workout's name says it all, The Ultimate Titan Challenge.
Power through the extreme obstacle race by coasting the paved pathways, water crossing over the the lake, climbing up the massive makeshift walls, and crawling under hurdles in the mud.
Oh, and there's an audience too. As you charge each obstacle, your every move will be recorded for the beer-drinking spectators in the Pantheon Party to watch from the sidelines (no pressure!).
After the race, you'll have earned more than endorphins. You might have even earned an Ultimate Titan Medal.
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I ended up submitting the longer version of Jamie Scott: Dichotomy to Epidemic because an older crowd of people liked the longer version better. Really, that's not even true, because I think they were all confused over which one they liked more. In the end, and perhaps it was a mistake, I submitted my longer version of Jamie Scott: Dichotomy to Epidemic. Unfortunately I wanted to change that version a bit more but instead I left it as is.
I did however somewhat re-master a few shots from Associates, hopefully making it safer for a larger screen. The real Epidemic version of that will be uploaded soon (it's rendering right now). Full disclosure: I also modified a title card.
Epidemic is on April 11'th at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco, California. If you're in the area, general admission is extremely cheep! Hope to see you there!
Welcome to the new SamuraiFilms blog. This blog will chronicle SamuraiFilms productions as accounted mostly by me, director, Sam Sutch. I also will post updates to new cuts of films, or simply accompany films with posts further explaining the production.
I originally started the new cut of Dichotomy (full name: "Jamie Scott: Dichotomy") because this project was dual-purposed as a school assignment for two classes, Motion Picture Language and Edit 2, the latter of which required the piece be three minutes or less. When I started cutting I realized how much effectiveness was gained by shortening it. I also re-scored the entire piece with some more wonderful music from Kevin MacLeod. I liked the new cut so much that I decided to use it as the cut that I'm submitting to Epidemic.


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In celebration of International Day of Rural Women last week, the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) partnered with the World Bank and International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) to host a seminar on gender and land acquisition in rural agricultural communities. The seminar featured a study led by Cheryl Doss at Yale University that investigated property rights for women in Eastern and Central Uganda.
During the seminar, Allan Bomuhangi, a visiting research assistant with Yale, and Ruth Meinzen-Dick, an IFPRI Senior Research fellow, discussed the importance of research on poverty, productivity and equity in rural communities. They emphasized the importance of agricultural empowerment of women, which is often dependent on secure access to land.
The researchers used the study to achieve three main goals:
- Identify the mechanisms – both formal and informal – through which women can obtain land;
- Assess the various models of ownership and their associated rights;
- and identify how property rights vary from district to district.
Through a combination of surveys, household interviews, and focus groups, the researchers connected with households from 7 villages in the districts of Luwero and Kapchorwa. Interviews with people from these two very distinct districts shed light on the many different types of land ownership that have developed over the years. In addition to inheritance, individual ownership, and joint ownership, other land-use trends include renting agreements, land leases, and a variety of informal methods of land access, such as community land use and squatting. It took a series of cross-checking questions to determine which of these agreements were used in each household because many individuals were unclear about the type of land-use agreement they actually had. Continue reading


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2003 Sacred Sites
A service of the National Indian Law Library of the Native American Rights Fund
Articles are arranged from most recent (December) to least recent (January) for this particular year and topic.
Please note: At the time that these news stories were initially indexed by the National Indian Law Library, access to the stories was free. Sources such as the New York Times and L. A. Times may require a Login and Password, even if acccess is free. Please contact the National Indian Law Library if you need help accessing an article or feel we missed an important one.
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• • Judge Asked
to Dismiss Shooting Range Suit (Rapid
City Journal) 12/15
• •Climbing
Group Sues over Cave Rock (Reno
Gazette Journal) 12/15
• •Ellis
Says Creek Nation Backs Highway Plan (Macon
Telegraph) 11/27
• •Profits,
Religion Battle over Peaks (The
Lumberjack) 11/19
• •Proposed
Shooting Range Irks S.D. Tribes (Washigton
Post) 11/14
• •Ban
Upheld on Rock Climbing at Cave Rock (Reno
Gazette Journal) 11/11
• •Tribal Remains
Desecrated in 1915 at Site, Officials Say (Seattle
Times) 11/7
• •Commission
Bans Hunting at Bear Butte (Aberdeen
News) 11/7
• •American
Indians object to report (Macon
Telegraph) 11/5
• •U Senate
Reviews Disputed Mount Graham Participation (Minnesota
Daily) 10/31
• •Burial
Ground May Be near Proposed Lake (Lincoln
Journal Star) 10/28
• •California
Energy: Drilling in a Sacred Site? (Sacramento
Bee) 10/19
• •Now
a Sacred Site (Newsday.com)
• •Resolution
on Badlands Plan Eludes Park Service (Rapid
City Journal) 10/1
• •Disturbing
the Dead? (Gallup
Independent) 9/26
• •Recovered
Relics (Santa
Fe New Mexican) 9/25
• •Juaneno
Suit against Athletic Site Is Dismissed (LA
Times) * 9/24
• •Battle
over Development near Zuni Salt Lake Continues (KOBTV.com)
• •Sacred Sites
Bill Stalls in Assembly (Press
Enterprise) * 9/12
• •Finding Indian
Remains May Sink Bridge Project (Seattle
Times) 9/12
Catholic High School Opening Splits Tribe (LA
Times) * 9/04
• •Developer
Offers Sweet Grass Hills to BLM (Great
Falls Tribune) 9/03
• •Indians Object
to Fast-track Thinning (Rapid
City Journal) 8/29
• •Bits
of Ancient Village Hide in Murk (Star
Ledger) 8/26
• •Zunis
Celebrate End of Battle Over Mine (Santa
Fe New Mexican) 8/08
• •On Oahu, the High Cost of an Archaeological Find (New
York Times) * 8/06
• •Company Drops
Development near Sacred Lake (Indianz.com)
• •Sacred
Lands Could Be Protected (Indian
Country Today) 7/22
• •Gov. Davis
Backs Latest Version of Sacred Sites Protection Bill (Indian
Country Today) 7/18
• •Park Ignites
Dispute between Suquamish and Neighbors (Post-Intelligencer)
• •Governor
Backs Tribal-sites Legislation (San
Bernardino Sun) 7/15
• •Campaign
to Protect Sacred Lake in N.M. Ramps Up (Indianz.com)
• •Crandon Mine
Site Owners Offer Spirit Hill to Tribes (Post-Crescent)
• •Governor
Calls for Hills Protection (Casper
Star Tribune) 6/27
• •Protections
for Sacred Sites Called Inadequate (Indianz.com)
• •Court Won't
Halt Transfer of Burial Sites to State (Indianz.com)
• •Rahall Reintroducing
Sacred Sites Legislation (Indianz.com)
• •Official:
Skull is Ancient (Argus
Leader) 6/06
• •Tribes Oppose
Jack Morrow Hills Plans (Star
Tribune) 6/04
• •List Highlights
Threats to Sacred and Historic Sites (Indianz.com)
• •San Juan
OKs School's Athletic Fields (LA
Times) 5/21
• •Judge Defers
Bones Decision (Argus
Leader) 5/19
• •Tribe Stops
Recreation Construction (Argus
Leader) 5/14
• •Council Designates
23 Acres as Historic (Washington
Post) 5/08
• •FCC to Study
Impact of Cell Phone Towers (Star
Tribune) 5/02
• •Indian Tribe
Looking for Lost Graves (Star
Tribune) 4/27
• •Some Activity
on Indian Burial Site OK, Judge Says (Argus
Leader) 4/22
• •The Future
for Wisconsin Point (Minnesota
Public Radio) 4/22
• •Corps Must
Protect Indian Remains, Report Says (Argus
Leader) 4/17
• •Court Sets
Aside Approval of Jserra High School Initiative (Native
News Network) 4/17
• •Tribal Summit
Details Case for Sacred Lands (Arizona
Republic) 3/10
• •Friends Join
Forces to Help Pay Fine for Woman Convicted of Trespassing (The
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(snip)Note: I'm moving this thread to linux-audio-user,
because I think that's where this particular discussion belongs
since the intention is to serve linux audio users.The topic is: a site to replace Dave Phillips' venerable,
labor-intensive, hand-maintained sound applications page.
It must allow visitors to easily add, update, and correct
entries for linux audio/music apps.
Probably also user reviews & commentary on applications.This site may or may not end up affiliated with the
emerging linuxaudio.org website(s), it's too early to say.
So it doesn't seem appropriate to keep this discussion
on the consortium_p list.On Sat, Jan 31, 2004 at 04:34:14PM +0100, Andrea Glorioso wrote:
yes, I had exceeded my disk quota. Upgraded my account and all's well.
summary and links:
Rough mock-up of a typical page:
> I'm curious to see the current state of
Help at this point would consist of:
1. Refining the requirements for an app-listing site,
in terms of features and user interface.
2. Suggestions for a name for the site
3. Improved visual design. This should come after
the requirements are worked out.
4. Improved app categorization.
There were some comments suggesting that Dave's old
categories can be improved.
This can always evolve, but it would be nice to
have a good starting point.
To keep this discussion from getting confused, I will follow up with
separate messages targeting points 1 and 2.
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I need inspiration. I have a bunch of little cheese bits languishing in the fridge. All are small amounts, 1/4 lb or less (much less in some cases) and I am trying to figure out a way to use some or all of them up. I was thinking of tossing them all in the food processor with a little garlic and white wine and grinding them into a cheese spread/ball sort of thing but I am open to suggestions. They don't all need to be used at once, but what I have available is: Chaumes What would you do with leftovers of this sort? Thanks |
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I'd probably make a quiche out of whatever vegetables or other ingredients I had small amounts of on hand to use up too. |
- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Mon, May 6, 13 at 17:57
I make my own egg mc muffins by microwaving an egg in a bowl with some cheese chopped up in it, scramble as I go and serve on rye bread toast. Yum! Can't think of gruyere and not think of onion soup.... Bleu cheese over salad with walnuts and dried cranberries with some raspberry vinaigrette.... |
- Posted by sleevendog (My Page) on Tue, May 7, 13 at 9:39
This happened to me after the holidays. I had so many bits! I make fritatas or quiche often on sundays. I'll tuck one variety along the crust edge with sauted spinach and onion, (squeezed of water) and try a different one in the middle with whatever veggies make sense... With really firm hard ends, the whole thing dropped in a brothy veggie/chic soup. Via the Italians, Lydia and Marcella. If it is possible chop it into small cubes without the rind, i'll leave them in. If too hard, it can be fished out before serving...adds a nice rich flavor. Softer cheeses i have no clue what to do with...i hope for early funkiness so i can toss it! Last night i used up an end of manchego by getting off what i could, chopped fine(ish) and put it on some thin sliced bread rounds and broiled toasty, top side, for soup. (bread was frozen, soup frozen from a batch i made after easter) MoodyBlue? not had that, sounds delish. With the 'blues' i usually cut off a 1/4-1/2 inch all the way around all sides, if even possible, and see whats up. Probably would use that for pizza night...w/ caramelized onions, olives, proscuitto, arugula, and artichoke hearts. Homemade pizza fri nights about once a month and use up a ton of 'bits'. |
Great ideas all! I bet my bits are gone before the week is out :-) Thanks so much for the inspiration Alexa |
- Posted by Bumblebeez (My Page) on Tue, May 7, 13 at 9:46
Yes, pizza! I love unusual cheeses on pizzas. |
DD brings me free bags of cheese ends from the butcher shop where she works. I grated them up and freeze in 1 and 2 cup portions. I use the cheese for pizza topping, mac & cheese, omelets, quiche, to top burgers, in stuffing for stuff peppers or mushrooms and mixed with panko to bread chicken and pork. |
I would do exactly what you said in your original post. Jacques Pepin calls it "Fromage Fort". It makes a delicious spread. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Jacques PĂ©pin: Fromage Fort .
May, that was one fantastic video. I love him anyhow, so knowledgeable and so charming. Made me want to go see if I had any odds, ends, and rinds! So do you make fromage fort? What do you do with it? They showed toasted baguette slices with it melted on top. Looked pretty good. |
Thanks all! Since I still haven't addressed the bits, I think I will use some of them for fromage fort and the rest on pizza, etc. May, I have done that before, I just didn't know there was an official name for it! LOL! Thanks! Alexa |
- Posted by sleevendog (My Page) on Wed, May 8, 13 at 14:43
What a great idea! And you already were on that track. I'm making that tonight and i only have fresh hunks. Gorgonzola, Irish chedar, Manchego...i'll have to use plain yogurt, maybe a splash of ac vinegar, scoop of grainy mustard....don't have wine on hand. Not really 'stink' old cheese, but might be nice with a steak and tomato salad. -thanks for the video link. |
Fromage Fort is done - I can honestly say I love that I had the rosemary crusted Manchego to include, it lends a wonderful herby flavor to it. And I went with 1 clove of garlic, otherwise it gets really strong sitting in the fridge for a day or so. The Moody Blue will probably go on pizzette with caramelized onions tomorrow. I am having a few friends over (they were supposed to come last night, life got in the way) and I am making Ruthannas olive and anchovy bites too. OMG we will all be stinking to high Heaven with all the garlic, olives, cheese, anchovies, etc but we will be in good company so I guess it is okay. Thank you again for all the inspiration, I now have a trove of ideas what to do with left over cheeses! Alexa |
- Posted by maggie2094 (My Page) on Wed, May 8, 13 at 16:43
Love this idea! |
I do make it, and often don't actually wait till I have extra pieces of cheese laying around. I just eat it with a good crusty bread or crackers. It makes a great appetizer when you have guests. And it's different every time since it depends on which cheeses you mix up. I used a chili pepper cheddar in the mix once and it gave it a wonderful kick which really melded well with the wine & garlic. It's so easy to whip up and the best thing is that making it ahead a day or two just gives all the flavors a chance to blend. |
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