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The Crab Feed is the most successful fundraiser of the year for the Kiwanis Club of Woodland. The crab will be served along with pasta, French bread, green salad, wines and once again there will be a hosted bar. The cost for the event is $50 per person.
The event will feature a silent auction including a weekend at a cabin at South Lake Tahoe, golf at many prestigious courses, free meals at various restaurants, Sacramento Kings tickets, and an assortment of gifts and services donated by local businesses and Kiwanis members. There will also be raffle drawings for other items of interest from our community at the Crab Feed.
The hosted bar will be serving from 6-7:30 p.m. and dinner will begin at 7:30. Tickets for this year's Woodland Kiwanis Crab Feed are available in advance by calling Andy Thompson at 662-9144 or at the door on the day of the event. Visa, Mastercard and debit card payments will be accepted at the door.
The Woodland Kiwanis Club has been around for 56 years and has served the community by sponsoring youth clubs through our local high schools. The Woodland Kiwanis currently sponsors the Pioneer High School Key Club, and an Aktion Club for young adults with special needs. Each of these clubs do community service projects to make Woodland a better place to live. The Woodland Kiwanis also sponsors scholarships at both Woodland High School and Pioneer High School.


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NHEC Tours Begin Monday
The general public has the opportunity to get their first glimpse at National Hockey and Event Center renovations. According to the SCSU athletics office, tours will last approximately 20 minutes and will include three flights of stairs.
St. Cloud State Athletics and Facilities staff members will conduct the tours.
The first tours are between 5 and 7 p.m Monday. Remaining tours open to the general public are from 5 to 7 p.m. on Jan. 23 and 30.
A tour exclusive to season ticket holders will be from 6-7 p.m. before the Jan. 19 men's hockey game against the University of Denver. Season ticket holders must contact the SCSU Athletics Office in advance by calling 320-308-3101 to reserve a spot on the tour.
All tour attendees should enter through the west main entrance and then go to the southeast corner of the main concourse for the start of the tour.
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While police have not confirmed the identity, Jeffersonville Police Detective Isaac Parker said, "We strongly believe the remains are that of Stephen Reedy."
Parker said JPD issued a missing persons report on Reedy in September 2011, and that he was a resident of an apartment complex near where the remains were discovered. Parker said Reedy was 26 years old when the missing persons report was filed.
Clark County Coroner Terry Conway said Friday that officials with the Jefferson County Medical Examiner's Office in Kentucky have determined the skeletal remains to be that of a male, but the age of the male has not been determined. He also said officials have not determined the cause of death of the person whose remains are being examined.
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I'm ripping and tearing. I got trolled. The 4 people trying to play decided to surrender so we dind't waste anymore of our time. I lose 23 points? It took me 2 games to get 28 points. Seriously?
i feel ur pain man xD
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I gained 30 points in 2 games and lost 30 for losing 1 game ... Just not, Riot will never fix this **** either. You will forever be damned to play with people who constantly force you to lose a match because of trolling or generally being bad at the game. Even if I win 66^ of the time ill break even. Unbalanced matchmaking and no pressure for trollers. Every day good summoners get banned why trolls just keep on keeping on. I Had high hopes for this patch, but once again Riot has let me down, know knowing that ill never get any better by facing better skilled players than i because i have to constantly try to carry 1 or 2 bad players on my own team.
^^^^^^^Yes what they said, matchmaking is broken. Ranking system does not seem to be any better than ELO system so far. Why are individuals punished for a poor team, it does not makes sense. You could go 17/3 and lose points, really???? Does that make sense?
:Facepalm:. You guys give up too easily. Help those "bad" players, and take responsibility for losses. You could have given them tips and helped them stop their apparent feeding... don't rage/cuss at them, NEVER surrender, and stay positive... keep on going and you'll get to the right spot. If you don't reach where you think you should be after a LONG time, then you belong wherever you are and need to improve, both your personality and your level of skill while playing.
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Matchmaking isn't affected by your league its still based on your old elo. the old elo is just hidden now could not find where it worded it at to tired to search for it. but yea its still elo based you just don't see it so nothing has changed its the same old car atm they just repainted it.


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I comment on combat, strategy, and builds. I frequently use pause, rewind, and slow motion in my explanations. If people want me to I will analyze submitted replays, or I will continue to upload my own replays, or replays of other high Elo players (with permission). I plan to do at least one replay a week. If you have a replay you want analyzed either post it here or send it it my youtube acccount. Please include a brief description of the game, or something in particular you want me to comment on. Here's my first commentated replay. It's a game of me playing poorly on Fizz. Feedback on my commentary and analysis is welcome. At some point I might start streaming.
You're not very... ...insightful? Don't take it the wrong way, I appreciate what you're trying to do here but comments like
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Personally, I approve of his pointing out the need to kill every Poppy everywhere, always.
But that poppy passive! She won't be able to use her passive if you never hit her. You also need to adjust the sound balance. Your voice should always be the loudest thing with low game sounds in the background.
Remove the music. Your voice needs to be louder. As it is now, it's very hard to hear you, especially with the background music playing.
People get better as they practice. Keep practising.
try adding the fast forward to your pause, rewind, and slow motion actions. Scan the video beforehand and mark down specific things that you want to talk about (big plays, important happenings, and any item builds at various points in the game). This serves two purposes - it lets you collect your thoughts so you don't pause as much, and it also then lets you fast forward over the parts where there isn't anything going on - for example the first part where you are just running out to the windmill fight. You could just introduce yourself, fast forward to the windmill fight and THEN start talking about how twitch didn't buy items and xin started with a kindlegem. This will help you in two ways. First, it will make you talk a bit faster, which will make you sound more excited and authoritative as you "know" exactly which parts of the game will be interesting to viewers. Also, it will make your video shorter. Really most people won't have the time or interest to sit and watch a 34 minute video of a random dominion game. If you could cut it down to say, 15 minutes or 10 even, then it would be much more watchable, and still impart the same amount of information.


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I've been a science fiction reader for as long as I can remember, and I loved hearing about the private lives of two very different worlds - shamanistic dragons and royal courtesans. It melded a story between the two. I plan to buy the sequel and continue on with the brilliant world created by the author. However this story was more than a simple introduction. It was a complete epic masterpiece that could stand on it's own. Although I am quite pleased to find out that there is even more to come!
"Brilliant Surprise"
I will most definitely listen to this again! I love when a sci-fi junky like myself can be surprised by a new mixture of magic and an unexpected scenario/plot.
The final battle on the fancy blimp, and Fae keeps blip rampaging - epic!
His voices were brilliant! You'd forget that one person was characterizing all of them as he shot out separate accents and pitches for each.
The ending... I won't ruin it, but I laughed and teared up.
GET IT! If you love magic, and new ideas put on old historical twists, love, friends, epic battles, and raging magic - this is a must 'read'.
"Descent book, plan to repeat"
Gaiman has a brilliant inflection and storytelling ability. His accent is truly amazing as he easily depicts his characters and storyline flawlessly.
Honorable, but less than ordinary man meets magic, shifts reality and changes his stars forever more.
I was surprised that this is Gaiman's favorite tale. Personally, I liked the Graveyard Book much better. This story felt like an except rather than a full tale. I hope that there is a sequel or spin off to come. This story was creative, and allowed the reader entrance to a new and a previously unimagined world. There are magical creatures, and humans are not the "kings" of this underworld, so beware. Brilliantly creative!
"Get past the first two chapters - it's worth it"
At first, I hated his book. I am not a stupid person, but the terminology used left me feeling confused and idiotic. I tried to return the book, but the site had an error. I decided to continue and I am glad that I did. Once I began ignoring his odd use of calendar and time terms it got a lot easier to follow. (Ex: half glass = half an hour) As the book continued, I got very involved in the plot and began to attach to the characters. If you have the will and determination to overlook the first two chapters and allow your mind to "skim" as it is read - the rest of the story is brilliant. If you love magic, science fiction, and the like - you will love this story. I look forward to hunting for more from this author.
"Loved it!"
Absolutely. The plot was creative and story/characters interesting.
This was my first audible romance novel. It was great! I found myself flushing with some of the sensual scenes, but that's what we read them for - right? None of it was crude at all. The story was a unique, behind the scenes view of a soap opera. That was really unique and left plenty of room for spin offs. Well done!
"Mixed feelings"
No, I'd wager there are better and more supportive references out there.
I've been trying to take the grains of information planted in this book. I kept having to pause and take breaks because I felt myself getting filled with anxiety - wanting to argue with some of the opinions. This book isn't the law on dealing with an alcoholic. A lot of the information was frustrating to listen to. What I did like was the chapter about adjusting how I felt and acting as I wanted to feel - the actions led the feelings and gave the drinker less of a reason to jump down a bottle. That was insightful and helpful. I've spent my time trying to cheer myself up, and in turn that has caused my situation to become lighter and more tolerable.


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The Service boys and Dimond girls each picked up Cook Inlet Conference basketball wins Monday to maintain 8-0 league records and one-game leads in the league standings.
The Service boys are a game up on Dimond (7-1) and the Dimond girls are a game up on West (7-1).
All the CIC teams are scheduled for action Wednesday, with the Service boys visiting fourth-place East (4-3).
The Dimond girls will hit the road for a showdown with seventh-place Eagle River (1-7).
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ACS 80, Grace 49
Jalen Terry scored 21 points and Calvin Hoffman pitched in 16 Tuesday to lead Anchorage Christian to an 80-49 home win over Grace Christian in a high school boys basketball game.
ACS led 23-14 after a quarter and cruised from there. Alex Brown tossed in 12 points for the Lions, and Gus Simmers hit for 11.
Hans Karlberg lit it up from long range for Grace, draining six 3-pointers on his way to a game-high 22 points. Alex Fancher and Luke Offord each scored eight points for the Grizzlies.
Unalakleet 68, Nikolaevsk 55
Stuart Towarak put up 34 points Tuesday to lead Unalakleet to a 68-55 win over Nikolaevsk in a high school basketball game at Nikolaevsk.
Tristan Ticket scored nine of his 16 points in the first quarter for Unalakleet, which jumped to a 26-13 lead after the first frame.
Eric Mametieff led Nikolaevsk with 15 points.
Dimond 63, South 51
Dimond's Damon Cikanek drained 17 of 18 foul shots Monday and led all scorers with 28 points in Dimond's 63-51 Cook Inlet Conference win over host South.
Dimond trailed by 10 at halftime, but roared back to outscore the Wolverines by 10 in the third quarter and 12 in the fourth. Payton Lauwers added 11 points for Dimond, with Austin Torrance and Stanson Afoa each contributing 10.
South got 15 points apiece from Louis Page and Jack Hobbs, who knocked in three 3-pointers. David Alston accumulated 10 points and nine rebounds for the Wolverines.
Service 81, West 60
Adam Klie scored 20 of his game-high 27 points in the second half Monday to help Service roll to an 81-60 CIC boys basketball win over West.
Service's Marques Robinson buried three first-quarter 3-pointers on his way to 17 points. Amu Aukusitino and Reece Robinson each came up with 10 for the Cougars.
West's offense included points from 11 players, Deandre Wilson leading the way with nine.
girls basketball
ACS 68, Grace 18
Dallas Dickerson's 27 points powered a 68-18 girls basketball victory for Anchorage Christian over visiting Grace Christian on Tuesday.
Twelve players scored for ACS, which held Grace to less than 10 points in each quarter and used a 28-5 second quarter to blow the game open. Dickerson scored 18 in the first half.
Madi Lash topped Grace scorers with six points.
Nikolaevsk 45, Unalakleet 34
The Nikolaevsk girls basketball team outscored Unalakleet by 14 in the fourth quarter Tuesday, running away with a 45-34 victory.
The 16-2 fourth-quarter run included six points from Nikolaevsk's Nianiella Dorval, who finished with a team-high 17 points. Kilini Klaich added 10 points for Nikolaevsk.
Unalakleet's Jonisha Wilson topped all scorers with 21 points.
Dimond 78, South 29
Led by 20 points from Tara Thompson, four Dimond girls scored in double figures Monday and the visiting Lynx throttled South 78-29 in a Cook Inlet Conference basketball game.
Dimond's Sierra Afoa hit 8 of 13 field-goal attempts to finish with 18 points, Kaylynn Hawood pumped in 14 on 6 of 9 shooting and Ione Fischer deposited 10. Anastasia Tosi collected 10 rebounds to lead the Lynx.
Taylor Murray paced South with 18 points.
West 60, Service 14
The West girls basketball team dominated host Service on Monday, posting a 60-14 CIC win behind 18 points and six assists from Alistie Aguilar.
Chanel Bookert netted 17 points for West and added six steals. Theyoung Pouy kicked in 12 points, and CeCe Cockerham notched 10 to go with six rebounds.
Imoe, Page are MVPs
Wasilla's Alexis Imoe and East's Taria Page were each named most valuable players in the Dimond Lady Lynx Prep Shootout girls basketball tournament last weekend, Imoe honored in the gold bracket and Page in the maroon bracket.
Imoe helped Wasilla claim the tournament title, knocking off defending champion Dimond in the gold-bracket final.
Page scored 76 points in four games to lead the tournament in scoring and help East finish fifth in the consolation maroon bracket.
Dimond Lady Lynx Prep Shootout
All-tournament team (gold bracket)
Alexis Imoe (most valuable player), Wasilla; Ruthy Hebard, Lathrop; Kaillee Skjold, Soldotna; Mayr Klapperich, Colony; Hannah Wandersee, Kodiak; Marina Washburn, West Valley; Alexis Crellin, Ketchikan; Aminata Cole, Dimond; Kyla Dinkel, Wasilla; Sierra Afoa, Dimond; Jenna Ford, Wasilla.
All-tournament team (maroon bracket)
Taria Page (most valuable player), East; Chanel Bookert, West; Leya Dupriest, Palmer; Nadine Fraker, Bartlett; Taylor Murray, South; Justice English, Kenai; Gabi Fenumiai, Juneau; Shiccia Harris-Grant, West; Marissa Brakes, Juneau; Brandy Bookout, Chugiak; CeCe Cockerham, West.
Free throw champion -- Alexis Imoe, Wasilla (27 made free throws); Rebounding champion -- Ruthy Hebard, Lathrop (65 rebounds); Scoring champion -- Taria Page, East (76 points); 3-point champion -- Nadine Fraker, Bartlett (13 made 3-pointers); Defense award -- Alysha Devine, Wasilla (18 steals); Blocked shots champion -- Ruthy Hebard, Lathrop (15 blocks); Assist champion -- Marissa Brakes, Juneau (20 assists).
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June 2004JDF support dominated the list of capability upgrades featured in the new versions vendors rolled out across their workflow product lines. Other enhancements built on existing capabilities, such as support for the latest version of PDF, new screening options and tools to improve the client interface.
Continued expansion of the workflow concept could be seen in the upgrades to Heidelberg Prinect, Creo Network Graphic Production, the Agfa ApogeeX and Delano combination, Screen (USA) Trueflownet, EFI OneFlow and DALiM's TWiST, MiSTRAL and PRiNTEMPO workflow solutions. Kodak Polychrome Graphics joined the ranks of system developers with the introduction of its first branded workflow solution, the KPG DirectWorks Suite, which incorporates the company's proprietary color management into standard workflow tools.
Along with enhancing the components, Esko-Graphics unveiled a new workflow environment—called Scope—as an umbrella for modular and extensible software tools ranging from desktop software extensions to specialized workstations. Similarly, Global Graphics made its Harlequin RIP JDF-enabled, but also introduced a new "Cortex" development platform that it says will enable OEMs and system integrators to add value by integrating "best-of-breed" technology to a core layer of workflow functions.
Adobe didn't have a booth of its own, but was still able to preview an advance in JDF integration by participating in the JDF Parc and through technology demonstrations at nine other booths. It introduced a "concept" for capturing product specifications at the creative/design desktop using JDF plug-ins for InDesign and Acrobat. No timetable was given for release of a commercial product.
In the computer-to-plate arena, processless technologies were the primary focus of developments among the digital plate vendors.
Agfa says it has taken a significant step toward that goal with the commercialization of Azura, a chemistry-free, non-ablative thermal plate based on its Thermolite technology. The material reportedly requires a cleaning or gumming step in non-image areas only and supports run lengths of up to 100,000 impressions.
Agfa's announced acquisition of Lastra is still pending approval, but its stated intent is to keep the plate maker's products as an independent brand. For its part, Lastra says it is beta testing a no-process thermal plate called Cosmic, which is based on switchable-polymer technology, supports runs of up to 100,000 impressions and should be available in early 2005.
The KPG Thermal Direct no-process plate is designed for use by small- to medium-size printers and supports up to 75,000 impressions. It is said to be compatible with existing platesetters.
Creo characterized its Clarus PL "true processless" plate as a technology demonstration only. The switchable-polymer product is expected to support runs of up to 50,000 impressions upon its commercialization—further details of which are expected to be released before the end of this year.
Stepping Up to the Plate
Fujifilm says it is working toward a processless plate based on multi-layer photopolymer technology with current working specifications that include handling 50,000 impressions and use of on-press development. It didn't give a timeframe for commercialization.
Konica Minolta introduced a processless system, including the TF-200 thermal plate and SR-830 platesetter. The plate employs a thermal sensitive layer with unexposed areas removed by the action of fountain solution and ink.
On the platesetter side, manufacturers typically announced upgrades to most or all of their existing product lines, usually involving higher speeds and greater automation. The key developments included higher powered lasers (up to 60mW) for violet imaging and growing use of grating light valve technology in thermal systems.
There were also a number of systems introduced that were said to be truly new:
Agfa launched Acento, a four-up thermal machine targeted to medium-sized printers, and an entry-level version of the Palladio flatbed, violet platesetter with manual loading.
Magnus from Creo is a thermal VLF (63x83˝) system that also supports portrait and dual plate loading of smaller sizes for greater throughput.
ECRM Imaging Systems introduced the MAKO 8 platesetter, which it bills as a cost-effective solution for the eight-page market. It combines violet imaging with a straight-through plate path.
Esko-Graphics extended its violet platesetter line with the PlateDriver 6 and Compact, an entry level four-up machine. It also previewed Espresso, a computer-to-UV-plate system for imaging conventional pre-sensitized plates, scheduled to be released in 2005.
Fujifilm added a new B2-format model to its violet platesetter line. The Luxel V-6 has a 60mW laser and is driven by a dedicated RIP.
Taking its fate back into its own hands, Heidelberg says it developed all of the parts—including a new laser system—that go into the new Suprasetter line of thermal platesetters. Four- and eight-page versions are available.
Also offering a new thermal laser imaging system is Presstek with its new ProFire Excel technology, which is designed to image the company's existing chemistry-free metal plates. The head produces a 16-micron spot size to support up to a 300 lpi resolution and FM screening. It is being incorporated into new Dimension Excel platesetters.
In addition, Presstek has introduced the SureFire laser imaging platform as a lower-cost solution. A.B.Dick has integrated the technology into its new Vector TX 52 CTP system, which also features "ThinDrum" technology to keep costs down. The platesetter is designed to image the Freedom thermal plate material introduced last year by A.B.Dick and Presstek.
KPG unveiled its version of an entry-level CTP system with the DirectSet 4101T, which is a four-page thermal platesetter based on Screen's PlateRite 4100 engine and driven by KPG's DirectWorks Suite workflow. Just prior to the show, the company announced a co-branding partnership with Screen (USA) that enables KPG to market, sell and support Screen's complete line of thermal CTP systems.
Screen, meanwhile, will continue to offer violet imaging solutions, as well. It launched 60mW versions of its B3-size PlateRite Micra and B2-size FlatRite 2055 Vi platesetters.
Preferring the term computer-to-conventional-plate (CTcP), basysPrint also introduced an entry-level digital UV platesetter, the UV-Setter 731e.
Strobbe unveiled a new eight-up, flatbed violet platesetter, the PSA-33MV, which features a plate loading system that can be configured with up to 10 cassettes, each capable of holding two plates sizes.
Offering a different approach is Glunz & Jensen with its ink-jet computer-to-plate (iCTP) system, the PlateWriter 4200. A "Liquid Dot" solution is deposited on a non-photosensitive aluminum plate. The system will ship in the fall.
Screening New Releases
Adoption of CTP-based production, regardless of laser type, has been seen as enabling use of alternative screening technology. At Drupa, Agfa and Creo reported strong interest in their advanced screening solutions (Sublima and Staccato, respectively) for commercial printing applications. They both also introduced spot color replacement systems (Agfa Alterno and Creo Spotless 4 and X) that combine color conversion science with advanced screening systems—plus additional ink colors, in some cases.
M.Y. PrinTech offers FMsix, which uses standard CMYK inks for images, but combines FM screening with two (of three) special colors to print spot colors.
New FM screening solutions introduced in Düsseldorf included Fujifilm's Taffeta 20 and Randot X from Screen (USA). Also available is Heidelberg Satin Screening. EFI introduced an AM/FM hybrid screening, aptly called OneFlow Hybrid Screening.
The digital revolution continues to impact how proofing is accomplished, but hasn't eliminated the critical role it plays in the production process—at least not yet.
With the acquisition of RealTimeImage's Graphic Arts division by KPG now finalized, the focus has shifted to integrating their proofing technologies. RealTimeProof capabilities are being incorporated into the KPG Matchprint Virtual proofing line, while the standalone application has been upgraded to version 5.0 with new "Multiple View" and "Compare" capabilities for reviewing multiple proofs simultaneously. The online proofing technology is also being incorporated into products from Heidelberg, EFI and Esko-Graphics.
GMG introduced a new pricing structure for its ColorProof software that it says dramatically cuts the cost. In addition, it introduced the ProofControl quality control system that employs color bars and a spectrophotometer.
CGS Publishing Technologies demonstrated technology for adding color-accurate, monitor-based proofing to its hardcopy proofing system. ORIS Color Tuner is used to generate a PDF containing a color-accurate bitmap, which can be viewed and annotated in Adobe Acrobat using a plug-in. The company also introduced a new AutoCal Wizard for Color Tuner.
KPG, Creo, Fujifilm, Agfa and EFI (Best) were among the ink-jet proofing vendors showing upgrades, such as support for new print engines and improved color management.
Further details on many of these product introductions can be found in the Drupa round-up in this issue, and all the announcements and more should be available on manufacturer Websites.
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GM, the world's largest automaker, said it expects to increase the charge for its exposure relating to Delphi's Chapter 11 filing to $3.6 billion from the previous estimate of $2.3 billion. Additionally, GM will boost its North American restructuring charge to $1.7 billion from the previously reported $1.3 billion to cover higher expected costs for plants the company aims to close. The previous charge included cash payments that would be made to affected employees during the current labor agreement, while the revised charge considers GM's estimate of costs it expects to pay after the contract expires in September 2007.
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We're highlighting local and regional bloggers we think you ought to know about. We can't be everywhere at once, so we look to these passionate eaters, cooks and writers to keep us tapped into every facet of the food world. Consider this a way to get to know a blog's taste buds, because, well, you should.
Who: Mark Rinaldi, of CookedEarth Where: Queens, New York Twitter: @CookedEarth
I have a confession: I wrote my blog's first post in a spasm of boiling rage. I had just spent longer than you might reasonably expect searching the internet for a traditional recipe for pad thai .That should be easy, right?
I eventually came across one that had received rave reviews on one of those recipe-aggregator sites, so I clicked on it with relief. I was met with the cheerful words of a completely well-intentioned mom who had omitted the fish sauce from her recipe and had subbed in ketchup. "My kids loved it!!!" she shrieked.
Further research yielded versions that included fistfuls of white sugar, Worcestershire sauce, and even spaghetti. All of these versions had received excellent reviews from, presumably, other picky eaters and desperate parents. I was irate.
What about the rest of us? Some of us want to eat things the way they already are, not the way they could be. Shouldn't there be a place where real recipes can hide, immune to the tampering of the careless and cavalier? Thus was born CookedEarth.
I originally intended for my blog to just be a spreadsheet of reliably authentic recipes from around the world, especially from those cultures in which I was most interested. But once I got started and felt the rush of adrenaline that comes from crouching in the darkest corner of a West African bodega in search of just the right kind of fermented cassava flour, I felt the parameters shifting.
Now I have my sights set on every country in the whole world, one meal at a time. I'm not looking for "a" recipe – I'm looking for "the" recipe.
My goal, above all else, is to present a snippet of the cuisines of the world as they are or as they have been, in as sensitive a context as possible – with no substitutions and no bull. If I can't find the exact ingredients necessary to make it the traditional way, then I have to find another dish, I have to dig deeper, I have to do even more research.
My desperation in lacking a crucial ingredient has led me, at times, to make my own cheese, grow and then cannibalize a noni tree for its leaves, and even ferment durian in my fridge (oh, my poor, patient girlfriend...).
There are others doing what I am doing, but I don't believe any of them are remotely as neurotic as I am, which is a net gain for my readers. And for my therapist.
You may say what you will about the dubious concept of "authenticity" in the modern world – and I will defend to the death your right to say it – but I believe that there are steps that can be taken to preserve global culinary traditions. I refuse to be content with a Baudrillardian simulacra of a tortilla española, a hyperreal gado-gado, or the pseudo-individualized frankfurter of the Frankfurt School.
I will not live in a world where "food" one day risks becoming a flavorless grey paste, taken from a tube. Not on my watch. There are just too many interesting eats to be had in this screwed-up blue world.
I am doing this in probably the only place that anyone ever could – New York City.
Do you read a local blog that you'd like to see featured? Send 'em our way for a chance in the spotlight.
Stick to your goal. remember above all else,I want to present a snippet of the cuisines of the world as they are or as they have been, in as sensitive a context as possible – with no substitutions and no bull. Stay true to yourself and never stop doing what you love.
I have never understood why people always cater to picky kids. Seriously, not every meal you feed a child can be chicken tenders or pepperoni pizza or.. pad thai that you added a ton of ketchup to. I was always told to try things. I didn't want the grilled salmon? Tough, I had better eat more of the green beans and roasted carrots, etc. Nowadays I read recipes online for "kid-friendly" dishes where you throw take out something and replace it with twice as much sugar or mayonnaise.
I can tell you that there is no way that is healthy for them, and it encourages the picky eaters we see nowadays. I know 30 year olds that consider things like Taco Bell going out for Mexican, or always order the chicken fritters whenever they go out for dinner. Who will never try anything but spaghetti and meatballs (and ask for ketchup on the side... gross) whenever they go for Italian. People who refuse to try Indian food because "it just sounds funny". It's really sad. And its all because when they were little kids, the parents would always cater to their picky habits, or would always go to McDonald's to buy them a Happy Meal when they would order out.
Of course you can cater to a child's every whim.
And pay for it the rest of your life.Both of mine (now 23 and 26) eat, with pleasure, just about everything. And love trying new dishes.
Frozen cheese pizza, sloppy Joes and chicken nuggets are the lazy way to rear a child.
The Art of Cooking – is making something good and tasty from whatever ingredents are at hand.
Recipe Schmesipe unless you are a restaruant that is catering to the public that expects a certain quality and repeatability to the meals prepared and sold.
This makes me wonder how much you've traveled or how ethnic your family might be. I could have written the same post at your age. But as I got older and got around more, I began to relax about recipes. In my own Sicilian family my mother, grandmother and I make 3 different versions of our basic sugo– tomato sauce. And I never once heard anyone call it gravy which they do in Brooklyn, 25 miles away, Guided principally on what we like it to be. And that is all completely different than my aunts and cousins's sauces. So which one is THE sauce?
Then there are traditional but unique foods Once I got on the internet I was astonished to find recipes for pasta with anchovies –and it's variants. My mother made this for me all the time as comfort food when I was a kid, following but making her own changes to the way my grandmother did it. None of my other relatives had ever heard of it, so I always assumed it to be one of my grandmother's eccentricities.
Then as I was astonished to find there were other foodies as compulsive as me that actually existed, I eventually found that this recipe goes back hundreds of years and the Romans ate something similar but not on pasta, of course.
When I traveled, I 'd go into some quaint or urban place and drive myself crazy trying to replicate a find. The best keema I ever had was at a tiny Pakistani cafe near the 26 street flea market. The best sweet potato pie ever at the Kingfish Cafe in Seattle - who won't give out the recipe. I can think easily of at least a hundred more. Especially when you talk about places where the quality of the local ingredients make the dish.
Sometimes the process is the adventure and I've had fun trying. A recipe is merely a written out song. It is the cook's voice that gives it melody.
g andolina...you are absolutelycorrect. I come from a Hungarian family and we all have a slightly different way of making the traditional dishes we grew up with. Some of us put caraway in our gulyas (but never macaroni or tomato in the american style, that's just goulash) and some of us don't. Some use sweet paprika, others use hot paprika in their csirke paprikas, some like it served on spaetzle, some egg noodles, some on rice. I can'te even get into the complexity of kiflis and all the variations, but some use the old method of rolling out the dough for several days others just use a bread machine, but both are excellent.
On one hand, I like the intent behind the the author's article, but on the other hand, it's a known fact that ethnic dishes change from county to county and even village to village in the "old country". I don't believe you can get down to ONE recipe but you can certainly attempt to have a product made with quality ingredients that could be as good as our grandparents would have access to.
I don't believe that the goal should be to copy the recipe exactly as it was, the goal should be to have the experience; cooking is a social activity that brings friends and families together. It allows people to share their stories; I learnred so much from my parents from all the time we spent in the kitchen growing up. When you share your family meals with friends it allows everyone to have an understanding of each other's world. Food always brings people together.
Baudrillardian simulacra of a tortilla española, a hyperreal gado-gado. What??
Of course, as Ana said above, if you ask the French about the "authentic" recipe for bouillabaise, or debate the "right" way to make chili, or try to determine the "correct" toppings for a hot dog... It's not cut and dried, no matter what you're looking for. Every cook puts his or her own touches on a recipe, so the one you may have grown up with and loved may be the one you'd consider "authentic" even though it could be quite different from the way someone in the next town made it. It's always great to use the best, and if possible locally-produced, ingredients you can manage, of course, but in my mind, "authentic" is more a composite than an absolute.
Hi dragonwife1 (and Ana!) – I agree with you, and you have put it quite well: composite approaches are what make up the body of world recipes that we know. I am most satisfied with my work when I find a variety of recipes for the same dish and can cross-reference, compare and then whittle down to the essentials, with hopefully a list of possible variations. Sometimes I'm not so lucky, especially with the less-documented cuisines of Africa, and I have to start thinking logically and geographically and making some leaps of faith. That takes a lot more work, and there is also a greater risk of me looking foolish!
Ana, mole is great example, as are all dishes of necessity – you take what you have around, make it keep you alive and, hopefully, make it taste good.
Thanks for reading! Mark
I love hearing people passionate about food. I have kids 4, 7, and 9. They eat food from all over the world. I frequently do food from India, Thailand, Germany, (yes, bland) New Mexico, (very different from Mexican) Ghana, Ethiopia, (yes, I get Teff and make injera) Argentina, Spain and a bit of France. Many of the recipes I use people from the relevant country. My kids love the wholesome complex flavors of ethnic food. My 7 year old loves to help out, and can identify more spices than I would expect most adults could. My 9 year old starts grinding his teeth when he sees fennel bulbs labeled as anise in the food stores. People like you spread the love of real food. You make the next generation think good food is cool, not just something Mom does. The more you write things like this, the more our youngsters will want to make and eat healthy things. Spread the word! Real food is cool.
You make cheese. I could never get the texture the same as the mother of my Persian roommate could. I have been disappointed every time. Do you do labne? Good stuff. I also do my own yogurt, sourdough and sauerkraut. My last discovery is home made preserved lemon. Fantastic.
Read this this morning and I can't agree more! I immediately logged on to your site. Will be reading a lot. Thanks so much!
Agree with most of what you said, and have spent hours searching for the right ingredient myself. However, sometimes the definitive recipe depends on who and where you are. The slight variations are what makes that recipe your own. (Ketchup excluded, of course!) Just take the univese of chili recipes, the endless variety of components in Mole or in Red and Green curry. It is o.k. to relax the rules sometimes....
My number one pet peeve is reading the reviews of a recipe and finding out no one actually made the recipe as it was posted. Do what you want in your own kitchen, but STOP WRITING REVIEWS ABOUT A RECIPE YOU DIDN'T MAKE! You're not helping anyone. I'll be checking out your web site. Thanks.
Awesome blog. I am about the freshest, best and local ingredient I can find. Authentic. I'm going to South Africa soon and will be looking for traditional dishes from locals there. I hope to bring some of their spices, technique and tradition home with me. And meet some incredible people along the way. Thanks for your FRESH and timely word
Frankie, please let me know what you learn in South Africa! First-hand observations of techniques and ingredients are PRICELESS! – Mark
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Economists say the Fed is scrambling to keep the economic downturn from deepening.
"If other economic indicators were looking more positive, they would not be taking such dramatic steps," says Ann Owen, a professor of economics at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., and a former economist at the Fed.
The new program caught the financial markets by surprise. On Monday, the markets had been expecting some sort of coordinated interest rate cut from the world's central banks. So far the only bank to do so is the Australian Reserve Bank.
"I guess the Fed is trying to keep that powder dry for as long as it can," says Mr. Flynn.
The next Federal Reserve meeting is at the end of the month. The financial markets already expect the central bank to lower interest rates by half a percentage point. Many economists expect to see rates drop again in December by another quarter of a percentage point.
"The outlook for economic growth has worsened," Mr. Bernanke said in a speech at the annual meeting here of the National Association for Business Economics. "In the light of these developments, the Federal Reserve will need to consider whether the current stance of policy remains appropriate."
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This was my second attempt with pastry dough (the first was a complete failure). I followed the recipe precisely (with the exception of cutting back on the butter to 6-1/2 T vs. 8). The dough was perfect and the quiche was delicious. For the filling I used whatever I already had in the fridge without a problem. Ingredients were 4 eggs, 1 c. half and half, 5 slices bacon, 1 pkg. shredded monterey jack, onions and mushrooms (sauted first). I highly recommend this recipe.
This turned out well. I made the crust twice, as the first trial seemed to need more flour with all that butter involved. So I add another 1/4 cup of flour. The filling is very rich-too much cheese if you are adding more ingredients. Otherwise this was quite easy to make and it turned out golden and rich.
This is fabulous quiche. Creme fraiche seems to make a big difference. Try it out if you can!
Excellent, but it took me a lot longer to bake it..........almost double the time~! Maybe it was my oven.
My crust was not flaky and crisp. I did like the custard, but it was not worth the calories.
Just got the recipe and will give it to our cook at my Residential Care Facility. Sounds very good to me.
It was surprisngly very easy to follow the recipe. More important, it turned out delicious and my family loved it!
We live in Alsace, France, and this quiche is without question the real thing. I added potatoes as well as the onions but skipped the bacon. You could really do so many variations that it's perfect all year long.


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Non-Invasive Networking - HomePNA vs. HomePlug?
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I remember hearing once that the Army once ran ArcNet over barbed wire fences. I guess the slower speeds allowed it to be a little more noise tolerant. I wonder if you could try your "paint networking" theory with ArcNet and have better results than ethernet.


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1 One day as Jesus was teaching and preaching the Good News in the Temple, the leading priests and teachers of religious law and other leaders came up to him. | 1 One day as he was teaching the people in the temple courts and preaching the gospel, the chief priests and the teachers of the law, together with the elders, came up to him. |
2 They demanded, "By whose authority did you drive out the merchants from the Temple? Who gave you such authority?" | 2 "Tell us by what authority you are doing these things," they said. "Who gave you this authority?" |
3 "Let me ask you a question first," he replied. | 3 He replied, "I will also ask you a question. Tell me, |
4 "Did John's baptism come from heaven, or was it merely human?" | 4 John's baptism--was it from heaven, or from men?" |
5 They talked it over among themselves. "If we say it was from heaven, he will ask why we didn't believe him. | 5 They discussed it among themselves and said, "If we say, 'From heaven,' he will ask, 'Why didn't you believe him?' |
6 But if we say it was merely human, the people will stone us, because they are convinced he was a prophet." | 6 But if we say, 'From men,' all the people will stone us, because they are persuaded that John was a prophet." |
7 Finally they replied, "We don't know." | 7 So they answered, "We don't know where it was from." |
8 And Jesus responded, "Then I won't answer your question either." | 8 Jesus said, "Neither will I tell you by what authority I am doing these things." |
9 Now Jesus turned to the people again and told them this story: "A man planted a vineyard, leased it out to tenant farmers, and moved to another country to live for several years. | 9 He went on to tell the people this parable: "A man planted a vineyard, rented it to some farmers and went away for a long time. |
10 At grape-picking time, he sent one of his servants to collect his share of the crop. But the farmers attacked the servant, beat him up, and sent him back empty-handed. | 10 At harvest time he sent a servant to the tenants so they would give him some of the fruit of the vineyard. But the tenants beat him and sent him away empty-handed. |
11 So the owner sent another servant, but the same thing happened; he was beaten up and treated shamefully, and he went away empty-handed. | 11 He sent another servant, but that one also they beat and treated shamefully and sent away empty-handed. |
12 A third man was sent and the same thing happened. He, too, was wounded and chased away." | 12 He sent still a third, and they wounded him and threw him out. |
13 "'What will I do?' the owner asked himself. 'I know! I'll send my cherished son. Surely they will respect him.'" | 13 "Then the owner of the vineyard said, 'What shall I do? I will send my son, whom I love; perhaps they will respect him.' |
14 "But when the farmers saw his son, they said to each other, 'Here comes the heir to this estate. Let's kill him and get the estate for ourselves!' | 14 "But when the tenants saw him, they talked the matter over. 'This is the heir,' they said. 'Let's kill him, and the inheritance will be ours.' |
15 So they dragged him out of the vineyard and murdered him." "What do you suppose the owner of the vineyard will do to those farmers?" Jesus asked. | 15 So they threw him out of the vineyard and killed him. "What then will the owner of the vineyard do to them? |
16 "I'll tell you -- he will come and kill them all and lease the vineyard to others." "But God forbid that such a thing should ever happen," his listeners protested. | 16 He will come and kill those tenants and give the vineyard to others." When the people heard this, they said, "May this never be!" |
17 Jesus looked at them and said, "Then what do the Scriptures mean? 'The stone rejected by the builders has now become the cornerstone.' | 17 Jesus looked directly at them and asked, "Then what is the meaning of that which is written: " 'The stone the builders rejected has become the capstone ' ? |
18 All who stumble over that stone will be broken to pieces, and it will crush anyone on whom it falls." | 18 Everyone who falls on that stone will be broken to pieces, but he on whom it falls will be crushed." |
19 When the teachers of religious law and the leading priests heard this story, they wanted to arrest Jesus immediately because they realized he was pointing at them -- that they were the farmers in the story. But they were afraid there would be a riot if they arrested him. | 19 The teachers of the law and the chief priests looked for a way to arrest him immediately, because they knew he had spoken this parable against them. But they were afraid of the people. |
20 Watching for their opportunity, the leaders sent secret agents pretending to be honest men. They tried to get Jesus to say something that could be reported to the Roman governor so he would arrest Jesus. | 20 Keeping a close watch on him, they sent spies, who pretended to be honest. They hoped to catch Jesus in something he said so that they might hand him over to the power and authority of the governor. |
21 They said, "Teacher, we know that you speak and teach what is right and are not influenced by what others think. You sincerely teach the ways of God. | 21 So the spies questioned him: "Teacher, we know that you speak and teach what is right, and that you do not show partiality but teach the way of God in accordance with the truth. |
22 Now tell us -- is it right to pay taxes to the Roman government or not?" | 22 Is it right for us to pay taxes to Caesar or not?" |
23 He saw through their trickery and said, | 23 He saw through their duplicity and said to them, |
24 "Show me a Roman coin. Whose picture and title are stamped on it?" "Caesar's," they replied. | 24 "Show me a denarius. Whose portrait and inscription are on it?" |
25 "Well then," he said, "give to Caesar what belongs to him. But everything that belongs to God must be given to God." | 25 "Caesar's," they replied. He said to them, "Then give to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's." |
26 So they failed to trap him in the presence of the people. Instead, they were amazed by his answer, and they were silenced. | 26 They were unable to trap him in what he had said there in public. And astonished by his answer, they became silent. |
27 Then some Sadducees stepped forward -- a group of Jews who say there is no resurrection after death. | 27 Some of the Sadducees, who say there is no resurrection, came to Jesus with a question. |
28 They posed this question: "Teacher, Moses gave us a law that if a man dies, leaving a wife but no children, his brother should marry the widow and have a child who will be the brother's heir. | 28 "Teacher," they said, "Moses wrote for us that if a man's brother dies and leaves a wife but no children, the man must marry the widow and have children for his brother. |
29 Well, there were seven brothers. The oldest married and then died without children. | 29 Now there were seven brothers. The first one married a woman and died childless. |
30 His brother married the widow, but he also died. Still no children. | 30 The second |
31 And so it went, one after the other, until each of the seven had married her and died, leaving no children. | 31 and then the third married her, and in the same way the seven died, leaving no children. |
32 Finally, the woman died, too. | 32 Finally, the woman died too. |
33 So tell us, whose wife will she be in the resurrection? For all seven were married to her!" | 33 Now then, at the resurrection whose wife will she be, since the seven were married to her?" |
34 Jesus replied, "Marriage is for people here on earth. | 34 Jesus replied, "The people of this age marry and are given in marriage. |
35 But that is not the way it will be in the age to come. For those worthy of being raised from the dead won't be married then. | 35 But those who are considered worthy of taking part in that age and in the resurrection from the dead will neither marry nor be given in marriage, |
36 And they will never die again. In these respects they are like angels. They are children of God raised up to new life. | 36 and they can no longer die; for they are like the angels. They are God's children, since they are children of the resurrection. |
37 But now, as to whether the dead will be raised -- even Moses proved this when he wrote about the burning bush. Long after Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob had died, he referred to the Lord as 'the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.' | 37 But in the account of the bush, even Moses showed that the dead rise, for he calls the Lord 'the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.' |
38 So he is the God of the living, not the dead. They are all alive to him." | 38 He is not the God of the dead, but of the living, for to him all are alive." |
39 "Well said, Teacher!" remarked some of the teachers of religious law who were standing there. | 39 Some of the teachers of the law responded, "Well said, teacher!" |
40 And that ended their questions; no one dared to ask any more. | 40 And no one dared to ask him any more questions. |
41 Then Jesus presented them with a question. "Why is it," he asked, "that the Messiah is said to be the son of David? | 41 Then Jesus said to them, "How is it that they say the Christ is the Son of David? |
42 For David himself wrote in the book of Psalms: 'The LORD said to my Lord, Sit in honor at my right hand | 42 David himself declares in the Book of Psalms: " 'The Lord said to my Lord: "Sit at my right hand |
43 until I humble your enemies, making them a footstool under your feet.' | 43 until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet." ' |
44 Since David called him Lord, how can he be his son at the same time?" | 44 David calls him 'Lord.' How then can he be his son?" |
45 Then, with the crowds listening, he turned to his disciples and said, | 45 While all the people were listening, Jesus said to his disciples, |
46 "Beware of these teachers of religious law! For they love to parade in flowing robes and to have everyone bow to them as they walk in the marketplaces. And how they love the seats of honor in the synagogues and at banquets. | 46 "Beware of the teachers of the law. They like to walk around in flowing robes and love to be greeted in the marketplaces and have the most important seats in the synagogues and the places of honor at banquets. |
47 But they shamelessly cheat widows out of their property, and then, to cover up the kind of people they really are, they make long prayers in public. Because of this, their punishment will be the greater." | 47 They devour widows' houses and for a show make lengthy prayers. Such men will be punished most severely." |
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Tuesday, August 30
Progressive Field
Attendance: 20,372
Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Carlos Santana and Jack Hannahan hit two- run, sixth-inning homers to push the Cleveland Indians past the Oakland Athletics, 6-2, in the second contest of a four-game series.
Jeanmar Gomez (1-2), who was called up from the minors prior to the game, allowed one unearned run over six innings to record the win. He gave up six hits, walked one and struck out four.
Kosuke Fukudome added a two-run double for the Indians, who have won four of five. They remained 5 1/2 games behind first-place Detroit in the AL Central.
Trevor Cahill (9-13) gave up five runs on seven hits over 5 1/3 innings to suffer his eighth loss in his last nine decisions.
"I thought his stuff was good again," said A's manager Bob Melvin. "There's just a short period where he gets out of whack a little bit."
Coco Crisp and Kurt Suzuki both had an RBI for the A's, losers of four straight.
Fukudome, who had an RBI double in the Indians' 2-1 series-opening win, followed back-to-back infield singles from Lou Marson and Ezequiel Carrera with a two-bagger into right center to give the Tribe a 2-0 lead in the third.
The A's made it a 2-1 game in the top of the fifth. With one down and Suzuki on first, Jemile Weeks hit a potential inning-ending grounder. First baseman Santana got the force at second, but Asdrubal Cabrera's throw sailed past the covering Gomez at first, allowing Weeks to reach second. He scored on Crisp's single through the right side.
In the bottom of the sixth, Santana followed a Jim Thome walk with a blast to right. It was the Cleveland first baseman's 21st home run of the season and second in as many nights.
Shelley Duncan was then hit by a pitch, marking the end of Cahill's night. Fautino De Los Santos entered and left a 1-2 curveball up to Hannahan, who deposited it into the seats in right, giving the Indians a 6-1 lead.
"He started me off with a couple fastballs and then he left a curveball up and I was able to put a good swing on it," said Hannahan.
Chad Durbin held the A's off the board in the seventh and Rafael Perez tossed a scoreless eighth before allowing a Suzuki sac fly in the ninth. Vinnie Pestano retired pinch-hitter Ryan Sweeney and Weeks to end the game.
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The Luck Drops' bold design was bred from necessity. It's located on a long and extremely narrow lot, so the architects were challenged to make the shelter feel open and airy while keeping it from becoming visually cramped. Mr.Yamashiita's solution was to use flexible walls that provide copious amounts of daylight, framing the house like a paper lantern. The translucent walls give the entire house a warm glow [8]. Three levels provide a sparse 60 square meters of living space — kitchen and bath below, living on the first floor and a sleeping loft above.
Yamashita's unusual choice of construction materials keep the home's walls from cramping the space. In a bow to traditional Japanese interior sparseness, the home is completely open — even the floors are perforated to allow light [9] to penetrate and to preserve the home's sense of space.
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Has Proton finally met its mate in Honda?
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Proton, Malaysia's national carmaker, has perhaps had the most suitors and failed courtships of any carmaker on the planet.
All these years the local and foreign suitors could not strike a deal that was a win-win for both parties, be it for a share sale or a joint venture. Each had stringent rules and each wanted its own way.
So when talk emerged recently of Proton and Honda having a quiet chat, many raised their eyebrows.
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I'm a stone guy, this stuff is over my head.
I recently traded some work for a set of sofas from a high end designer. I did a little research before agreeing to the deal. They arent worth nearly what she was making them out to be, but for what she was asking it was still a fair deal. the only issue is we have a new puppy, he's just turning 6 months. the little turd already chewed through a corner on one of the cushions. it looks like it can be repaired by someone that knows their way around a sewing machine. my question is whats the deal with this stuff? can it be cleaned? how? how to take care of it? did I get in over my head? My fiance kinda nudged me to make the deal and we love the couches, but we want to take care of them. |
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- Posted by kateskouros (My Page) on Wed, Nov 25, 09 at 16:02
just vacuum the cushions to keep them free of debris and have them professionally cleaned when you feel the need. my chenille sofa is a dark burgundy color and coming up on 10 years old. the fabric is fine but i'm bored with it. it will be reupholstered in the spring; it's seen tougher times in recent years since our two kids came along, though. there are of course more durable fabrics but it's safe to say your sofas are covered in upholstery weight chenille so you can expect it to hold up at least until you get tired of looking at it. |
ours are a silver/pewter color. have you had yours professionally cleaned? how much does that run? |
- Posted by kateskouros (My Page) on Thu, Nov 26, 09 at 4:55
it's been so long i can't remember -and i imagine cost depends on your area. i can't say chenille is different from any other upholstery fabric though. you'd have to get it cleaned eventually. |
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- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Mon, Nov 30, 09 at 19:01
I professionally clean upholstery. Chenille is one of my "problem fabrics." Most stains I see - food, beverage, and body fluids are all water-based and clean poorly, if at all with solvent cleaners. Meaning, they need to be water cleaned and rayon chenille does not take kindly to water. It can also mat down over time in heavy use areas such as seat cushions. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Chenille cleaning
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Since the original, back in 1996, Dead or Alive has increasingly moved from being a hardcore fighter to a showcase of Adonis-like men and disproportionate (yet beautiful) women sparring in wonderfully colourful environments.
It even spawned three, barely interactive, volleyball games. From this early look, it seems Team Ninja are doing little to arrest that trend of form over function - but that's no bad thing.
Why? Dead or Alive has always been accessible, through a combination of good-looks and well-balanced fighting. The hardcore sniff at the emphasis on flowing animation over complete, twitch-sensitive control, but this is the very thing that lends DOA its appeal. With the new game Team Ninja are focusing on this sense of spectacle.
Fighting arenas are designed to work with combos, letting you not only smash opponents in the guts, but fling them into suspended girders, or knock them off roof-tops into the street. There's a new charge move too (performed by holding down RB), which lets you hurl yourself at your opponent with a spectacular, pre-animated sequence of strikes, before smashing them away at the angle of your choice, sending them face-first into a passing car or a carelessly placed electric fence.
Team Ninja continue to roll out confirmed characters too, with Hitomi and Ayane the most recent additions. Both are series staples, so hardly a surprise, but they look better than ever with super-slick animations and new visual tricks that cake them in dirt and sweat as the fight goes on.
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Hi All. I wanted to post some of the features that I included in a recent oceanside kitchen project. I generally avoid kitchens, but will agree to do so for the right customer. My habit is to...
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This boat house doubles as an outdoor entertaining space on Nova Scotia's (Canada) beautiful South Shore. Many details adorn the red cedar shingled seaside shanty, making it a one of a kind retreat...
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Official news from the City of Albuquerque.
Mayor Berry Names Veteran's Affairs Liaison
Roger D. Newall is a former active duty and reserve Air Force service man who currently serves as the Commander for the Military Order of the Purple Heart and as a National ROTC/JROTC President.
Black History Month Garners Support
The City Council Approved the Mayor's $10,000 Appropriation Request
City's Fiscal Forecast is Improving
The projected shortfall for next fiscal year is currently being projected at $9.1 million dollars a substantial drop off from the nearly $100 million shortfall when Mayor Berry took office.
Featured band of the week: ¡Revíva!
The "Burque/Reggae/Rock Rhythm" group ¡Revíva! is the Albuquerque Music Office's featured Band of the Week for Dec. 12, 2011.
Featured band of the week: Le Chat Lunatique
The "filthy, mangy, jazz" group Le Chat Lunatique is the Albuquerque Music Office's featured Band of the Week for Dec. 5, 2011.
Mayor Rallies Citizens to Help Toys for Tots
Mayor Richard J. Berry, asks the City of Albuquerque to help 8,000 less fortunate children who could go without a Christmas gift this year.
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Albuquerque location expected to create 600 jobs by 2013.
Mayor Berry Celebrates the City's Newest Historic Landmark
Mayor Richard J. Berry and the Planning Department are pleased to announce the designation of the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Hospital, currently known at Hotel Parq Central, as a Historic City Landmark.
Mayor: Help Decide Police Cruiser Design
Mayor asks for community input on new police car design. Albuquerque Police are considering changing fleet to black and white cars.
Mayor Announces New Facility for Senior Citizens
Mayor Richard J. Berry unveiled the City's latest, state of the art senior facility CASA Kitchen.
ABQ-Shot 'The Reunion' Featured in Journal
Area newspaper interviewed actor Ethan Embry on filming in Albuquerque and New Mexico.
Featured band of the week: Concepto Tambor
The Afro-beat, Drum & Bass, Latin group Concepto Tambor is the Albuquerque Music Office's featured Band of the Week for Nov. 21, 2011.
2011 State of the City Address
Mayor Richard J. Berry highlights Albuquerque's progress, reduced crime, and increased government transparency.
"A Senior I Know" Essay Contest
Students in grades 1st through 5th are invited to participate in the 2015 "A Senior I Know" Essay Contest.
Featured band of the week: Justin Hood
Indie Hip-Hop artist Justin Hood is the Albuquerque Music Office's featured Musician of the Week for Nov. 14, 2011.
Mayor Opens New Officer Cyber Lounge
Mayor Richard J. Berry and Police Chief Raymond Schultz unveiled a new police officer cyber lounge Monday that will give officers a place to go, relax and work on reports while they wait for court appearances.
City Conducts Mental Health Summit
More than 150 public safety officials, service providers, advocates and consumers participated in a mental health summit.
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The group Hue-Menn is the Albuquerque Music Office's Band of the Week for Nov. 7, 2011.
Mayor Richard J. Berry Recognizes This Week's Employee of the Week
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