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Md. Fire Department Creates Fund to Aid Pets Affected By Fires
After a dog died as a result of small burns and smoke inhalation sustained in a house fire in Prince George's County last year, the Prince George's County Fire Department is announcing the "PGFD and SPCA Sparky Fire Fund."
Hoax Suspected in 'Fire Inspection' Scheme in Md.
Officials are warning of a possible scheme aiming to trick Prince George's County residents out of money.
VIDEO: Local Fire Dept. Participates in Red Bull Flugtag
Members of the Prince George's County Fire Department participated in Red Bull's Flugtag event at Southpointe Waterfront in D.C. Saturday.
2 Firefighters Suffer Minor Injuries Battling Massive House Fire
Two Prince George's County firefighters received minor burns battling a massive house fire in Capitol Heights Friday.
Mulch Fire Burns in Upper Marlboro
Firefighters are battling a large mulch pile on the 2000 block of Ritchie-Marlboro Road in Upper Marlboro.
Six Injured in Multi-Vehicle Crash in Clinton; Brandywine Road Partially Blocked
Six people have been injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Prince George's County Monday afternoon.
Police Arrest College Park Pipe Bomb Suspect With Help of Bomb Squad
Police made an arrest in connection with a pipe bomb and another hazardous device found in the College Park area over the course of the last four days.
Turkey Fryer Fire Displaces Family From Laurel Home
Firefighters in Prince George's County say a house in Laurel was badly damaged when residents had a propane accident while smoking a turkey on their back deck.
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2 The wicked are proud and persecute the poor; catch them in the traps they have made. | 2 In his arrogance the wicked man hunts down the weak, who are caught in the schemes he devises. |
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Summary: Well, the Crown Princess didnt nearly tip over on this voyage, so thats a big plus. Mr_chelledun and I just got back from our first Princess voyage. We were really, really, hoping to like it, as we are booked on the boats new sister ... read more
Summary: This is really a terrible company for customer relations (I use that term because most companies offer it, this company doesn't really have such a thing). We received NO response other than generic responses when contacting them directly and VIA ... read more
Summary: Ready for adventure? Planning an exotic cruise? Grab your passport and take this quick quiz for anyone contemplating a Scandinavian cruise. Which currency will not be required for souvenir shopping in port?a) Kroner b) Zloty c) Kroon ... read more
Summary: In January 2008, my husband and I spent our 5 year anniversary on board the Crown Princess. We had 7 wonderful nights cruising the Southern Caribbean. This ship offers something for everyone. It was beautifully decorated. To me it didn't seem as big ... read more
Summary: FIRST: This boat is HUGE. It is 18 stories tall, a city block wide and an avenue long. It holds about 3500 people. 3400 of them are white. 98 are black. 2 are "other." Guess which two? Getting on the boat was a breeze. If you arrive toward the latter ... read more
Summary: We were on the Crown Princess for the 08/06/07 sailing.(06/08/07 for you americans) First, the bad things that we didn't expect. 1. The toilet stopped working and overflowed and they took their time in coming to fix it. 2. The air conditioning ... read more
Summary: We are a fifty-something couple cruising alone. Flight and Pre-Cruise We booked air and transfers through Princess. Our flight through Miami with a 3 hour lay-over was more expensive than if wed have booked a non-stop from Continental. Live ... read more
Summary: My 2 twenty + daughters and I just got back from our first cruise together on the new Crown Princess. None of us is into the club scene, casinos, dancing, drinking or Las Vegas shows so we were a little concerned that we are just NOT cruisy types and ... read more
Summary: This was our 1st experience with Princess Cruises but our 6th cruise adventure. We were on the Feb 3,2007 Southern Carribbean departure covering, St.Thomas, St. Kitts, Grenada, Bonaire, and Aruba. None of the ports required tenders for getting to a ... read more
Summary: I have always dreamed of a cruise vacation. What I experienced on the Crown Princess was definitely a dream come true. I had to keep asking my husband to pinch me, to see if I was really there on this beautiful ship that met all our expectations ... read more
Summary: A little information about the ship (for those who are new to cruising): The Crown Princess is owned by Princess Cruise Lines, which is owned by Carnival Cruise Lines. The current Crown Princess set sail for the first time in June 2006. There was a ... read more
Summary: I just read a lot of great reviews for the Crown Princess. I started to think that I might have been on the wrong ship for seven days. Yes, the Crown Princess does have some pretty sterling reviews on Epinions, but look closely -- most of them were ... read more
Summary: We arrived at the San Juan port at 2:25 on Nov. 4. Embarkation was a disaster. The line was out of the building, out to the street. We were told that due to problems with Customs when the ship arrived in the morning, embarkation had not yet begun. ... read more
Summary: I don't care what label they slapped on this ship, its a Carnival cruise ship so don't be fooled. 1) SERVICE - the pits, the staff was miserable which made the passengers miserable. The staff to passenger ratio is about 10 to 1 and they treated the ... read more
Summary: I was on the Crown Princess when it listed on 7/18/06 and wanted to comment on how well the crew and staff reacted to this. The housecleaning staff came by to check to see if everyone was all right and even though they were visibly shaken up from this ... read more
Summary: See this same review with the photos at: http://mysite.verizon.net/don2 738/cpreview.html We just returned from a very nice cruise overall, and I would gladly take it again. Scroll down if you want to get to the part where the ship tipped. ... read more
Summary: I continuously dream of all the places I want to travel, look them up and save up for my dream vacation. Ive already been to a few wonderful places around Europe, but many Ive never been even close to, which are actually not very far from here. ... read more
Summary: Yes those were indeed the words our waiter uttered the evening of Tuesday July 22nd, about 5-6 hours after the Crown Princess had violently rolled over 20 degrees to starboard, injuring nearly 200 passengers and crew on board. Ill tell our ... read more
Summary: This was my 8th cruise so I jumped at the chance to be on an inaugural cruise, June 14th on the Crown Princess. Previously I had been on the old �Love Boat� from the TV series, the Pacific Princess. Correct me if I am wrong but I believe the ceiling ... read more
Summary: On my list of places that I would love to visit, the Panama Canal was never at the top of the list. In fact, I don't remember it even being on the list; however, the opportunity came for a cruise on Princess and not being the foolish sort, we went. ... read more


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Zesty Dill Potato Salad
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Red potatoes are a perfect choice in this salad because they keep their shape when sliced and they add color. Leftover meat or chicken may be added to this salad for a main dish.
Prep: 15 minutes | Total Time: 35 minutes
1 pound
medium red potatoes, scrubbed
2 tablespoons
balsamic vinegar
1 tablespoon
white-wine vinegar
1 tablespoon
extra-virgin olive oil
1/4 cup
red bell pepper, diced
1/4 cup
green bell pepper, diced
1/4 cup
scallions, chopped
1 tablespoon
fresh dill, chopped
freshly ground white or black pepper, to taste
salt, to taste
- Boil potatoes in salted water in a saucepan until tender, about 20 minutes. Drain and let stand until cool enough to handle. Cut potatoes in half lengthwise, then cut into approximately 1/2-inch slices. Place in a serving bowl.
- Sprinkle the potatoes with balsamic vinegar, white-wine vinegar and oil, tossing gently to coat. Add red and green bell peppers, scallions, dill and pepper and toss gently to mix. Taste and adjust seasonings. Serve at room temperature.
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Makes: 4 servings
- Calories123
- Fat4 g
- Saturated fat1 g
- Cholesterol0 mg
- Carbohydrates21 g
- Dietary fiber2 g
- Protein2 g
- Sodium156 mg
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The state continues to be on hold in the wait for Governor Pat McCrory to sign North Carolina's new budget plan. After weeks of back and forth and negotiations over portions of how to fund services throughout the state, the House and the Senate have agreed on a $21.1 billion spending plan that is just awaiting the governor's signature before taking effect.
The budget taps into the state's savings plan for a total of $620 million as well as cuts into the reserve funds to ensure that the $21.1 billion budget is fully funded. A new salary schedule for public educators was one of the points of contention for the General Assembly. The final budget identifies a seven percent raise across the board for North Carolina teachers – a $282 million increase in teacher pay in the state. Other school-based administrators will receive a roughly $800 raise and central office personnel and other noncertified staff will receive $500.
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Anna Seward
Anna Seward (12 December 1747[1] – 25 March 1809) was an English Romantic poet, often called the Swan of Lichfield.
Seward was the elder daughter of Thomas Seward (1708–1790), prebendary of Lichfield and Salisbury, and author. Born at Eyam in Derbyshire,[1] she passed nearly all her life in Lichfield, beginning at an early age to write poetry partly at the instigation of Erasmus Darwin. Her verses include elegies and sonnets, and she also wrote a poetical novel, Louisa, of which five editions were published. Seward's writings, which include a large number of letters, have been called "commonplace". Horace Walpole said she had "no imagination, no novelty."[2] She was praised, however, by Mary Scott.[3]
Between 1775 and 1781, Seward was a guest and participant at the much-mocked salon held by Anna Miller at Batheaston. However, it was here that Seward's talent was recognised and her work published in the annual volume of poems from the gatherings, a debt that Seward acknowledged in her Poem to the Memory of Lady Miller (1782).[4]
Sir Walter Scott edited Seward's Poetical Works in three volumes (Edinburgh, 1810). To these he prefixed a memoir of the author, adding extracts from her literary correspondence. He declined, however, to edit the bulk of her letters, and these were published in six volumes by A. Constable as Letters of Anna Seward 1784–1807 (Edinburgh, 1811). Seward also wrote Memoirs of the Life of Dr Darwin (1804).[2]
In an era when women had to tread carefully in society's orbit, Seward struck a middle ground. In her work, Seward could be alternately arch and teasing, as in her poem entitled Portrait of Miss Levett, on the subject of a Lichfield beauty later married to Rev. Richard Levett.[5]
A longtime friend of the Levett family of Lichfield, Seward noted in her Memoirs of the Life of Dr. Darwin that three of the town's foremost citizens had been thrown from their carriages and had injured their knees in the same year. "No such misfortune," Seward wrote, "was previously remembered in that city, nor has it recurred through all the years which since elapsed."[6]
There is a plaque to Anna Seward (spelled "Anne", which is the spelling she used in her will) in Lichfield Cathedral.[7]
- The Visions, an Elegy
- Knowledge, a Poem in the Manner of Spencer
- Portrait of Miss Levett
- Ode to Content
- Receipt for a Sweet Jar
- Ode to the Sun
- Ode to Poetic Fancy
- To Remembrance
- A Meditation
- Hoyle Lake
- Ode on Time
Sonnet to the Rev. Richard Polwhele, on his poem upon the influence of local attachment[edit]
POLWHELE, whose genius, in the colours clear
Of poesy and philosophic art,
Traces the sweetest impulse of the heart,
Scorn, for thy Muse, the envy-sharpen'd spear,
In darkness thrown, when shielded by desert
She seeks the lyric fane. To virtue dear
Thy verse esteeming, feeling minds impart
Their vital smile, their consecrating tear.
Fancy and judgment view with gracious eyes
Its kindred tints, that paint the silent power
Of local objects, deeds of high emprize
To prompt; while their delightful spells restore
The precious vanish'd days of former joys,
By Love, or Fame, enwreath'd with many a flower.
From: The Poetical Works of Anna Seward, ed. Sir Walter Scott, Edinburgh: Ballantyne, 1810.
Wikisource has original works written by or about: Anna Seward |
- Anonymous (1911). "Seward, Anna". In Chisholm, Hugh. Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
- Ashmun, M. (1931). The Singing Swan: An Account of Anna Seward and her Acquaintance with Dr Johnson, Boswell and Others of Their Time. New Haven: Yale University Press.
- Bowerbank, S. (2004) "Seward, Anna (1742–1809)", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, accessed 5 February 2008 (subscription or UK public library membership required)
- Clifford, J. L. (1941–2). "The authenticity of Anna Seward's published correspondence". Modern Philology 39. Check date values in:
(help) - Constable, A. (ed.) (1811) Letters of Anna Seward: Written Between the Years 1784 and 1807, 6 vols
- Dick, M. "A Portrait of Anna Seward". Revolutionary Players. Museums, Libraries and Archives – West Midlands. Retrieved 2008-02-05.
- Heiland, D. (1992–3). "Swan songs: the correspondence of Anna Seward and James Boswell". Modern Philology 90 (3): 381–91. doi:10.1086/392085. Check date values in:
(help) - Lucas, E. V. (1907). A Swan and her Friends. London: Methuen.
- Martin, S. (1909). Anna Seward and Classic Lichfield.
- Pearson, H. (ed.) (1936) The Swan of Lichfield. Being a Selection from the Correspondence of Anna Seward
- Moore, L. (ed.) (forthcoming July 2015). The Collected Poems of Anna Seward. Check date values in:
(help) - Pearson, H. (ed.) (1936) The Swan of Lichfield. Being a Selection from the Correspondence of Anna Seward
- Roberts, M. (2005). "Anna Seward – 'The Queen Muse of Britain'". The Female Spectator, Chawton House Library. 9(2), Winter: 1–4.
- Schofield, R. E. (1963). The Lunar Society, A Social History of Provincial Science and Industry in Eighteenth Century England. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
- Scott, W. (ed.) (1810). The Poetical Works of Anna Seward with Extracts from her Letter and Literary Correspondence. Edinburgh: James Ballantyne.
- Seward, Anna (1804). Memoirs of the Life of Dr. Darwin. Philadelphia: W.M. Poyntell.
- ^ a b Roberts, Marion. "Anna Seward". Women Writers. Chawton House Library. Retrieved 7 July 2011.
- ^ a b Anon. (1911)
- ^ The Female Advocate (1774).
- ^ Bowerbank (2004)
- ^ Scott, W. (ed.) (1810)
- ^ Seward, Anna (1804). The three victims of the unfortunate carriage accidents were Dr. Erasmus Darwin, Lichfield town clerk Theophilus Levett and Anna Seward herself.
- ^ See the extracts from Seward's will published in The Lady's Monthly Museum, Wednesday, 1 April 1812: pg. 191.
External links[edit]
- Archival material relating to Anna Seward listed at the UK National Archives
- Works by Anna Seward at Project Gutenberg
- Works by or about Anna Seward at Internet Archive (search optimized for the non-Beta site)
- Works by Anna Seward at LibriVox (public domain audiobooks)
- The poetical works of Anna Seward; with extracts from her literary correspondence, Volume 1
- The poetical works of Anna Seward; with extracts from her literary correspondence. Volume 2
- The poetical works of Anna Seward; with extracts from her literary correspondence, Volume 3


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MPAA Bans Google Glass In Theaters
Enforcement (357 comments)
Just like all of those cams on the Piratebay, good luck enforcing this one. I'll wait for the movie to hit HBO and Cinemax before dropping 15$ on a ticket.
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Enforcement (357 comments)
Just like all of those cams on the Piratebay, good luck enforcing this one. I'll wait for the movie to hit HBO and Cinemax before dropping 15$ on a ticket.
Re:Can we please cann these companies what they ar (288 comments)
Yeah! Because state's don't already have requirements for safety and emission inspections!
Step in the right direction (247 comments)
I've always been curious if it was possible for our system to eventually work itself out without the need for a bloody revolution. There has been so much malinvestment lately at the hands of entrenched political groups. I would be thrilled to see the US fix itself through its own system. My pessimism says otherwise though, but who knows.
Re:Corporate directed not volunteer direct ... (403 comments)
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Sounds like IT incompetence (564 comments)
SCCM is pretty good. It makes my desktop techs jobs significantly easier to deploy assets company wide. In this case, it sounds like someone pressed some buttons without being 100% clear as to what was going on. Unfortunate someone will not be working in IT ever again.
Re:Comparative advantage is BS (522 comments)
Good point, I should have included that the US needs to stop antagonizing Russia and China. If our leaders want to play global bully then they need to understand that there's two sides of this coin. You can't project hegemonic power without a solid base to stand on. Putin said it best, "Everything in the world is interdependent and once you try to punish someone, in the end you will cut off your nose to spite your face.
Comparative advantage is BS (522 comments)
This is exactly why comparative advantage is complete BS. When you let another foreign entity control your means of whatever it may be (rocketd, iPhones, car parts, tools, etc etc) you lose that ability to utilize it when the political poo hits the fan.
Watch the space shuttle program make a dramatic re-appearance. This is a massive national security issue that I bet no one brought up when they decided, "Gee, lets go and outsource our rockets and launches to a foreign power we've had cold relations with since the early 20th century."
This is what happens when people look solely at the bottom line. It gets a little hard to project your power into a region when that same region makes most of your equipment (I'm looking at you China!).
Palm IIIx (702 comments)
In a world where most of my smart phones break down after a year, my Palm IIIx will still reliably turn on and run with two fresh double AAs. Amazing device from the early days of handheld computing.
Delayed birth by women (558 comments)
I don't have science to back up my claim, but as a betting man i'd say delaying birth into a woman's 30s is probably what is driving up the autism rates. Men don't have a wall and a biological clock to contend to. Don't let the hamstering say otherwise, women who delay birth until their 30s+ have a higher rate of genetic diseases. As men, our sperm and "clock" is significantly more forgiving than a women's almost to the point of it being a non-issue.
Women delaying birth (558 comments)
I know science has yet to prove this, but as a betting man i'd say women delaying birth well into their unfertile 30+ years is a big factor in this. Men don't have a wall and a clock, women have a crazy one.
Never going to happen (400 comments)
Unless 3D printers can start molding metals, rubber, paint, and various other base materials then this is a non-issue. The article reads like 3D printers are going to become Star Trek replicators and somehow end the concept of branding. They're useful for fabricating small unique plastic parts, not making a stove, Benz, or Macbook Pro.
You can't prevent all bias. (112 comments)
There is only so much bias you can remove from certain articles. Especially when this is a massive crowd sourced project. In all honesty, I trust the large amount of people who frequent these articles to help keep astroturfing to a minimum. You'd think by now, people would be good at critically looking at a piece of information and being able to identify the bias of the writer.
On a completely random side note, the value wikipedia provides for FREE is immense. Trust me, it is one of the best resources we have and the citations can help me find other details and continue reading if I so wish. If I was forced to go back in time to the 1500s and could only take one thing, I'd take this http://www.good.is/posts/wikip...
Re:It's a bit sketchy, but I think you can (340 comments)
Service provider, type of plane, and how high? I doubt you'll be able to do it. There's also some debate about how the "flight 93" survivors made their calls. Something that the 9/11 truth guys bring up. If you're flying a typical flight at cruising altitude you will be too high to make the calls. You were probably low enough to make the calls. Here's an interesting read on the whole flight 93 call thing: http://911research.wtc7.net/planes/analysis/phonecalls.html
YOU CAN'T MAKE CALLS IN FLIGHT (340 comments)
I seriously wonder why this debate continues. I've left my phone on and tried to use it during flight. I can't get a signal. Period. This entire debate is superfluous unless the airlines want to put microcells on the places and charge an arm and a leg for it like they used to for the in seat phones. If the call is that important, they can pay the $5 a minute to make the call.
Knock yourself out (314 comments)
Streisand Effect: http://www.yelp.com/biz/hadeed-carpet-alexandria
Re:The future is on its way (292 comments)
I do notice the billions of cameras and that pisses me off also. This isn't a step forward, but a step back.
The future is on its way (292 comments)
Go f*ck yourself Matt Honan. I should invent a "Glasshole Killer" hat which projects a bright IR light onto the user's face effectively blinding the device's recording capabilities.
It will take hell or hight water to get "Glass" onto the people that spend god awful amounts of money on fashion and tech toys. The glasses are ugly looking AND imply that you're being recorded. There is resistance for a reason. The glasses need to be completely innocuous for this entire fashion/tech concept to take off. "
Betteridge says... (234 comments)
No, it won't.
This is normal... (218 comments)
Highly functioning individuals all tend to have various quirks, idiosyncrasies, and other habits. I've worked with aspies, the depressed, and what have you and while all of them may suffer immensely in their personal worlds they are self aware enough to not let their disorder control them. They work with it and through it rather than using it as an excuse for problems.
Most people don't discuss mental health problems to other individuals unless it's going against a social fabric. "Why is John swearing randomly?" "Oh he has tourettes." Or the like.
As long as you can make most of the dead lines you will be fine. If you find yourself really getting into a hole, like a dark one, these sometimes happen then be honest with your manager in private and let him know what's going on. If you need a break than so be it. But remember, you're on a team and the success of the team falls onto you. Don't be the weakest link, your team mates will need you.
Stay strong my friend.
Move to breeder reactors (238 comments)
Elon's next company should be called "FusionX" that creates portable breeder reactors. It would be a nice addition to his current portfolio of cars and rockets.


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Re:Helluva weapon (458 comments)
No doubt, instant destruction, and occupation force in one nice and tidy package
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I highly doubt is only 3000.
You all make me laugh... (761 comments)
I know that slashdot is the land of extremists, but why can't someone just like things that work? I've ran Windows(multiple variants), Linux(multiple distros), and now Mac os. I'm sticking with Mac, it works; and is as simple or as technical as I want it to be. Most of all, I just like things that just work. It's the reason why most of my guns are glocks, and most of my cars are Hondas.
Burial at sea = bullshit (1855 comments)
Burial at sea? Are you fucking kidding me? I wanted my chance to poke him with a sharp, bacon covered stick
Blowback is a bitch... (1855 comments)
I'm all for taking his ass out, but damn, you know they are about to fuck up some city, somewhere...
Lol... (502 comments)
I know this is
Whatever... (117 comments)
It's not like wants the money or anything. He should at least take it and form a scholarship in his name. Jeez, the man is like a
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My thoughts exactly, I do more research for an hour meeting than he did for his article. I hope they didn't pay him for that drivel.
One thing I still don't understand, why do 95% of the people on slashdot not get that this is not for them? It really is true sometimes that the smarter you are, the less common sense you have. Let me put this in terms you will understand:
You: Halt Mr. Jobs, is that a general purpose, open, computing device that I can load linux onto and do whatever I want with it?
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As I think about this more, I wonder if two of them could be lez-bots? That might be mildly entertaining.
Interesting... (602 comments)
Now working out the kinks of the 1.0 version has new, albeit, kinda of freaky connotation to it.
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I think you have answered you own question, if the front door is that wide, isn't the backdoor going to be better?
Normal for security (69 comments)
Open by default, instead of closed.
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Interesting, I wouldn't think that the network would care if it hurt the feelings of fans or producers; but I think your correct. Two shows come to mind off the top of my head: Threshold(ok, I just love Gina Gugino) and Surface. Oh, and also Eerie, Indiana I believe as well. Although I don't know if Eerie was too cerebral, I just think that kids have no taste
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...It is extremely cruel to animals......Why they don't test this stupid cyborg fu___ing devices on humans?
When did humans stop being animals themselves? People like you make me laugh, you have no idea the number of products we(and yes "we' includes "you" ) use that are animal derived or animal tested. You think that the products you buy that say not tested on animals actually are not tested on animals? Only some of them. The others are tested by companies who specialize in animals testing so the company that makes your product doesn't have to test it themselves. It's just one of the legalese loopholes that companies utilize. To quote a comedian I heard years ago. If shocking a monkey is going to save a human life, I've got two things to say. "Red is positive. Black is negative." I'm outta here, off to eat a rare steak, while wearing my baby seal fur slippers...
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Serves 10; 2 tablespoons per serving
Whether you serve this quick mixture as a dip, spread, or condiment, you will love having it in your recipe repertoire.
1 8-ounce container fat-free plain Greek yogurt (1 cup)
½ cup grated unpeeled English (or hot house) cucumber, drained and patted dry
2 tablespoons grated onion (sweet preferred)
1 tablespoon snipped fresh dillweed
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
2 teaspoons chopped fresh mint
2 teaspoons honey
2 large garlic cloves, minced
1 teaspoon olive oil (extra-virgin preferred)
½ teaspoon dried oregano, crumbled
⅛ teaspoon salt
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Calories 23
Total Fat 0.5 g
Saturated Fat 0.0 g
Trans Fat 0.0 g
Polyunsaturated Fat 0.0 g
Monounsaturated Fat 0.5 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 38 mg
Carbohydrates 3 g
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I am looking for a recipe for Sweet Spicy Garlic Dill pickles. I have found a Sweet Garlic Dill recipe from Small Batch Preserving, Can I use this and just add chili flakes and a pepper to the jar, or does anyone know of a recipe?
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You can add any dried spices you like, so pepper flakes or whole dried red peppers (which are very attractive in the jar) can easily be added to the recipe. Carol |
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So with using the small batch preserving recipe for pickles can it safely be doubled or tripled?? |
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Yes, as long as you maintain the same proportions, do not increase the stipulated jar size and use the same processing time. You could also safely add pickle crisp (i.e. calcium chloride) to the recipe for crisper pickles, if you desire. Carol |
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Very nice pics, Tucker...and that aeranthes looks very healthy. What do you have it potted in, and what kind of light/temps/watering do you give it? |
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Posted By Tafline Laylin On October 13, 2011 @ 7:20 pm In Architecture,carousel showcase,gallery | 2 Comments
Triangular-shaped structures [5] are not uncommon in Japan since space on the island is very limited. Although they look tiny and restricted on the outside, these homes are often incredibly spacious, and the double story Horinouchi house is no exception.
The open plan lower level is reserved for private rooms and the kitchen, while the upper level is used communally. With windows flanking each end of the home and skylights cut out of the angled roof, every inch of the minimalist abode [6] is penetrated with daylight. Space is becoming one of the world's most coveted commodities, but if we all lived with a little more Japanese efficiency, there would be more to go around!
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I am trying to put together an herb presentation for my garden club. Here is a cross post from the herbs forum. I know many of you grow herbs in your cottage gardens and would love some nice pictures of your gardens to use.
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I wrote to herblady and she did write me back. I am hoping to go visit her and her gardens later this month. I did see her pictures in the Potager forum and they are really wonderful. I can't wait to go see her gardens. Now from your forum name I was hoping you would have lots of lavendar pictures!!!! I am maybe halfway into the presentation and I am using photos and also pictures from wikipedia when I can't get anything else. One of the best resources so far is the online edition of The Herb Companion. It is fully searchable and I do have a subscription but even if you don't you can read all their old articles and lots of time they have a picture gallery as well! I love that magazine but now I love it twice as much!!! Joann |
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The Herb Companion has some great pictures! I like their articles, too. I do have some nice Hidcote lavender. I just figured out how to post pictures about 15 minutes ago (LOL) so I'll try to take a few and post them for you today or tomorrow :) |
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Beautiful picture of the chives, blooming against the golden oregano! Here is a picture of some Hidcote lavender, along the front of the garden bed. Here is a close up of the Hidcote lavender. And here's the same lavender, with a bumblebee :) Just thought I'd throw the bee balm in...it just started blooming a few days ago. |
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See I knew you would have beautiful lavendar!!! Do you use it to make any herbal pillows or potpurri or anything? I am going to try making soap and also some hand cream for the first time. What really surprised me though was the prices for the ingredients! No wonder cosmetics are so expensive! I did find that the craft stores have smaller amounts and therefor they are cheaper than the health food stores where the containers are larger and really high priced! Joann |
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RIDGEFIELD — Trent Standard opened a pretty solid lead on the first day of the Class 3A District 4 boys golf tournament.
He needed it, too, on the second and final day.
Standard, a sophomore from Fort Vancouver, rolled in a par putt on the 18th hole Tuesday, clinching the championship by a stroke over Mountain View's Taylor Smith.
"I've worked really hard this past year," Standard said, relieved to win this event a year after finishing second.
Standard shot an even-par 72 in Monday's opening round, then carded a 78 Tuesday for a two-day total of 6-over-par 150. Smith, meanwhile, had a 77 Monday followed by a 74 on Tuesday.
The two, playing in the same group, were tied going to the 36th hole of the tournament.
Not that Standard knew that. In fact, the way he was playing, he figured he was down a stroke going into that final hole.
"I did not know we were tied. The only thing I thought about was to get on the green and give myself a chance to make birdie," he said.
That did not happen, but his par was good enough for the title because Smith missed his par putt.
Smith's disgusted reaction gave Standard his first indication that maybe he had won.
"I made some good putts for pars. That's what saved me," Standard said.
It was the exact opposite for Smith.
"I just couldn't get putts to drop when they were needed," Smith said. "The putter was not working today."
Smith's chances took a big hit in Monday's opening round when he went out with a 6-over par 43. He rebounded, though, with a 1-under 34 on the back-nine to get within five strokes of Standard.
"I'm happy I bounced back, but it's still disappointing," said Smith, a senior.
Smith was part of a different championship, though. Mountain View won its second consecutive team crown.
Jacob Berg finished third, Zach Ng tied for fifth, Ryan Yeh was eighth, Collin Herrema tied for 10th, and Niko Magistrale tied for 14th, giving the Thunder a big win over Prairie.
The team title is determined by a points system based on final placings for each golfer.
"These are the best players who have come through Mountain View, and I'm happy to be part of this team," Smith said. "Now we have state to worry about. We're looking for a state title for Mountain View."
Landon Joy of Hudson's Bay had the low-round of the tournament, carding a 71 Tuesday to finish fourth with a 153 total. Marshall Ward of Prairie, Logan Davis of Kelso, and Ng tied for fifth.
The district does not yet know how many golfers will qualify for the state tournament in the spring. Last year, the top six golfers in this tournament automatically qualified, while the next nine went to a bi-district tournament for one final chance to make it to state.


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Monday, January 12, 2009 By Ed Bouchette Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The Steelers will play their third AFC championship game at Heinz Field this decade, and this time they would like to win. To do so, they must get past their mirror images, the Baltimore Ravens, who not only play like them but are trying to emulate what the Steelers did after the 2005 season as the wild-card No. 6 seed. "What else would you expect?" Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said. "Us and the Ravens; it would be a big game if it was a scrimmage. It just happens to be the AFC championship game." They will play at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. The Steelers became the only home team of the weekend's four playoff games to win when they defeated San Diego, 35-24, with a withering third quarter in which the Chargers were allowed just one play. That play became a Larry Foote interception. "I think we played our kind of football today," Tomlin said after his first playoff victory. It was old-school Steelers football, harkening back to the days when they won playoff games at home in the 1970s. Their defense might not have a fancy nickname, but it did 2 yards better than the Steel Curtain that held the Minnesota Vikings to 17 yards rushing in Super Bowl IX. The Steelers yesterday held the Chargers to 15 yards, a club postseason record. "It was big," linebacker LaMarr Woodley said after the defense held Darren Sproles to 15 yards on 11 carries. "We definitely didn't want to get him going." And there was the return of their own ground game. Willie Parker ran for two touchdowns and 146 yards, the most in a playoff game since Franco Harris had 153 against the Baltimore Colts in 1975. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger showed no signs of a two-week old concussion. He completed 17 of 26 passes for 181 yards and threw a touchdown pass of 8 yards to Heath Miller. Roethlisberger was sacked just once as the line gave him plenty of time to throw. "I can't say enough about the Steelers," San Diego coach Norv Turner said. "They are an outstanding football team." The top-ranked Steelers defense allowed a 300-yard passer for the first time this season when Philip Rivers completed 21 of 35 for 308 yards and three touchdowns. But throw out the first drive and a 62-yard run-and-catch for a score by Sproles late in the game when it was all but officially over. The defense did a good job of getting to Rivers and hit him a number of times. "The fact that he did get hit and sacked may have thrown off his timing," linebacker James Harrison said. "And the illusion of pressure -- pressure that's not actually there because you are used to getting hit every three or four seconds." They sacked the Chargers' quarterback four times, two by Woodley, to go with Foote's interception off a deflected pass by end Brett Keisel. No play, though, was bigger than the Steelers' first punt return of the season for a touchdown. It was also the longest in the team's playoff history. The return came after San Diego shocked the Steelers by scoring on four plays in the game's first series. Rivers hit Vincent Jackson with a 41-yard touchdown pass that was pulled in over Ike Taylor in the end zone. The raucous Heinz Field crowd turned quietly anxious after that lightning-bolt score against the NFL's best defense. But then, on came Santonio Holmes. He fielded a booming Mike Scifres punt midway through the opening quarter at the Steelers' 33, made one cut to avoid the first rush, another to get outside and a final leap over a defender to run 67 yards for a touchdown that tied the score and breathed life back into the crowd and, if they'll admit it, his teammates. "It was great; it sparked this team," Holmes said. "The crowd was behind us 100 percent from then on. It was the play that we needed ??? after that our team just rallied behind [it] and put it to them." Other than a failed fake punt that led to a San Diego field goal, it was all Steelers from that punt return until the middle of the fourth quarter. The Steelers lined up to punt with a little more than five minutes to go in the first half from their 48, a yard short of a first down. Instead of punting, they snapped it directly to Ryan Clark, lined up as a blocking back. The play, the first fake punt in Tomlin's two seasons as coach, lost 4 yards and the Chargers took over at the Steelers' 44. They drove 20 yards and Nate Kaeding kicked a 42-yard field goal with 1:56 left in the half to give San Diego a 10-7 lead. "I was going to be aggressive," Tomlin explained. "I want our football team to know that I have a great deal of belief in them and that we are not going to play scared, we are going to play to win." That belief manifested itself in a barrage of Steelers points. Parker scored on a 3-yard touchdown run with 40 seconds left in the half to give the Steelers a 14-10 lead. They drove 66 yards on seven plays to take their first lead of the game. Before Parker scored on a toss to the left, Hines Ward caught a 41-yard pass that carried to the San Diego 3. Their next drive of the game, at the start of the second half, produced another touchdown. Behind Parker the Steelers ground out 77 yards on 13 plays. Miller caught Roethlisberger's 8-yard pass for a touchdown that put the Steelers in front, 21-10. The only time San Diego had the ball in the third quarter, besides returning kickoffs, came after Sproles returned a kickoff 63 yards to the Steelers' 23. On first down, Keisel tipped Rivers' pass and Foote intercepted at the 21. The Steelers added another touchdown on Gary Russell's 1-yard run early in the fourth quarter for a 28-10 lead. The touchdown came one play after San Diego free safety Eric Weddle was called for a 44-yard pass interference penalty while trying to cover Nate Washington. San Diego pulled to within 28-17 when Rivers threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Legedu Naanee with 9:09 left, capping a 73-yard, 10-play drive. But the Steelers responded with another scoring drive of 73 yards with Parker putting the exclamation point on his first 100-yard playoff game with a 16-yard touchdown run with 4:11 left. Now another AFC championship game comes to Pittsburgh. The Steelers lost two previous games at Heinz Field to the Patriots after the 2001 and '04 seasons. They also lost two out of three title games in Three Rivers Stadium in the 1990s. As Tomlin said yesterday, though, "This is the story of the 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers." They, not history, will get to write their own ending. http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09012/941276-66.stm |
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Hi, I'm trying to find descendants of my Klangs. These are the facts: E. J. Klang, age 31 from Farnebo parish in varmland county, left Goteborg on 11 Nov 1881 for NY. he was with anna Lisa (ann lisa was my g-grandfather's sister/last name olson from Laxarby Parish, Dalsland) age, 31, Carl Oscar age 4, and Hannah age 1. No ship name was listed. They lived and had 5 more children in Fairchild, Eau Claire Cty., Wi. Anna Lisa died in 1891 leaving John Klang to raise Oscar, Hannah, Alma, Milda, Emil and Henry. They all graduated from Fairchild High School. Oscar was a school teacher, I have the obits on Hannah, Alma, Milda, Emil and Erik John Klang. In John's obit., it list grandchildren Robert, Donald, Arthur Pearson and Marie Pearson ..Betty Notify Administrator about this message?
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