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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -- Kentuckians would be able to carry guns through the woods even when they're not hunting under a measure that has cleared the House.
Democratic state Rep. Bob Damron of Nicholasville sponsored the measure intended to allow hikers and others to protect themselves from animals or criminals they encounter.
The measure passed the House by a vote of 93-5 Wednesday afternoon.
The issue was raised because of the state's growing black bear population. Some outdoor enthusiasts said they would feel safer in the woods if they were permitted to carry guns. Damron said people with permits to carry concealed weapons already could do that. His legislation spells out that those who don't hold such permits still have the constitutional privilege to openly carry guns.


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Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"If depression, anxiety, past trauma, addiction, or unhealthy relationships, are creating barriers in your life, don't suffer in silence alone. Come visit with me. My office is located in a beautiful nature setting by the river. I work with children and adolescents as well as adults, and enjoy working with couples and families in addition to individual therapy. I use compassion and unconditional acceptance to create a safe container in which to learn new ways of coping with, and moving past whatever situation you might find yourself in. With support, you CAN attain a better quality of life.
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Panasonic GH1 gets a price: It's high
The long-awaited video-capable hybrid from Panasonic goes on sale at $1,499.
When Panasonic announced its video-capable follow-up to its
Given that J&R doesn't generally offer the deepest discounts and that the camera isn't really shipping yet so competitive pricing hasn't kicked in, I expect the street price to be closer to $1,299--still pretty pricey, even with the bundled 14-140mm (28-280mm equivalent) lens.
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Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 02:29
I'm not the best cook in the world, but I believe that food is best when it's made with real ingredients rather than processed food. Since many people don't cook like that anymore, or don't cook at all, I'm documenting tonight's cooking adventure. I did all of this without a recipe and with only a half-formed plan, but I ended up with something delicious and healthy.
Because I'm a member of a CSA, I often wind up with vegetables sitting around that need to be turned into something tasty. Today's collection included celery, carrots, leeks, and a butternut squash. "Hrmmmm", I thought to myself. "That looks like soup to me." On the way home from work tonight I stopped and picked up a handful of brown mushrooms, and a few shiitakes for good measure.
First step: cook the squash. I love butternut squash, but I hate peeling it. I had a few words with Google, and learned that butternut squash can be roasted whole in the oven, so I washed it, tossed it in a pan, and let it bake for about an hour and a half at 450.
In the meantime, I filled a big pot with water. I then washed the leeks, celery, and carrots, cut them into big pieces, and tossed them into the pot with the water. I washed the mushrooms and tossed them in too, then quartered an onion and added it to the mess. I couldn't find the bulb of garlic that I thought I had, so I grabbed the jar of chopped garlic that I keep in the 'fridge for garlic emergencies and added a big glop. (I'm not proud of this part, but hey... it works.) I tossed in a couple of bay leaves for good measure, brought the whole mess to a boil, then turned it down and let it simmer for a while.
When the squash was soft I pulled it out out of the oven to cool for a bit. I then strained the solids out of the stock. The result was a beautiful medium-brown broth that was flavorful without being overwhelming. I returned it to the pot and let it simmer.
When the squash was cool enough to handle I cut it in half, scooped out the seeds, and then peeled the skin off. The web was right-- the skin just peels off after the squash is cooked. I put the now-peeled squash bits in the pot with the stock, and let it simmer.
Butternut squash is a great "canvas" food-- you can flavor it in all sorts of ways. It's tasty with just a little bit of salt, or you can add herbs and spices in pretty much any combination that you want. I considered my options, then remembered that I had a bunch of apples in the 'fridge. I peeled and cored a couple of them, then sliced them thin and tossed them into the soup.
I seasoned the soup with about a teaspoon of salt, a bunch of sweet curry powder, and about half a teaspoon of a spicier curry powder. I let everything stew until the apples were soft, then used a hand-blender to puree everything.
I finished it with about two ounces of heavy cream, since I happened to have it around and had no other plans for it. This is completely optional, though, and it does add a couple dozen calories to each serving. It's also the only thing in the whole process that isn't completely vegan. The result is a wonderfully flavorful creamy soup that's fabulous on a cold winter day.
I didn't measure anything, but my estimates for calories are:
200 cream
300 squash
50 stock
150 apples
That's around 700 calories for the whole big pot of soup. It's easily six moderate-sized servings, or four very large ones, so let's call the whole thing 120-180 calories per serving.
This probably seems like it was a lot of work, but it wasn't. I spent a few minutes washing and chopping veggies, then pretty much just let everything stew for a while.
The easier version of this would involve starting with packaged stock or broth rather than making it from scratch, and I would often do that myself, but in my case the whole idea was to use up the veggies that were sitting around.
Will this inspire you to cook something delicious of your own?
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Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 07:56
It looks delicious and I am always up for a new soup recipe!
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Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 09:51
Looks yum and I may have to try this soon. One of my new year's resolutions is to cook one new recipe a week (and if I ever get my act together I plan to start a blog to record my progress and share the recipes I try). I did this last year too, but I wasn't very good about documenting so while I'm pretty sure I was successful in cooking 52 new recipes, I want to better track what I do this year.
So far I have cooked fish tacos with basil aioli, broccli raab with roasted red pepper relish and feta, pizzas from scratch with various toppings [(grilled pineapple, canadian bacon and poblano peppers),(pesto, mozzeralla and black olive)], sausage stuffed peppers, chili rubbed pork tenderloin with apricot glaze and roasted garlic broccoli and cauliflower, and morrocan chicken and vegetables (zucchini, bell pepper and carrots).
I totally agree with you hoser that food is best when made with real, whole ingredients. The pizza from scratch were not that difficult and much better than any delivery pizza. I truly believe putting crap in your body=body feeling like crap, putting good, healthy stuff in your body=good, healthy body. Think you can't eat like this and lose weight? I'm already down 4.5 pounds this year and haven't been able to workout a ton due to a foot injury.
For anyone who thinks they can't cook, I suggest trying something like this. Try to cook one new recipe a week (or 2 new recipes a month). Soon enough you will start to learn lots of cooking techniques just by trying different things and cooking wholesome meals will become faster and easier. You will also learn what flavors go well together and eventually be able to just "throw a meal together" with what you have on hand, no recipe needed.
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Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 10:40
Yum!!! That sounds so good.. This might be a really stupid question, but I've never made my own soup before. When you strain all the veggies out of the stock, what do you do with them? Do they just get thrown away or do you blend them all up too and keep them in the soup?
I would feel bad throwing away all of those veggies..
P.S. My stomach is growling now.
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Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 11:47
When I make stock, the veggies go in the trash.
The thing about them is that after you've cooked them like this they wind up limp and bland and flavorless.
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Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 12:41
Good job with the soup!
Here is some food for thought, so to speak. When I make bone broth I typically give the left over bones to my dog who loves to chew on them. If I leave the crockpot on for two days the bones becomes bleach white and my dog wont even chew on them.
perhaps an indication that all the nutrients have been removed from the bone?
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Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 12:46
Thanks for sharing - guess I'd better snag up some squash before the season is over!
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Posted: 18 Jan 2013, 12:47
Hoser wrote:
When I make stock, the veggies go in the trash.
The thing about them is that after you've cooked them like this they wind up limp and bland and flavorless.
Ahh, that makes sense. They just look so delicious in your picture, but that was probably when you first put them in there.
I'm gonna have to give this whole 'homemade soup' thing a go. It's supposed to be -13F for a HIGH temp here on Sunday/Monday and I think Butternut Squash soup would be perfect. Thanks for the recipe!
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Eighteen diving sites in seven marine national parks have been closed temporarily, following the announcement by The Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation.
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4. Ko Maphrao in Chumphon Marine National Park, Chumphon province;
5. Hin Klang in Hat Noppharatthara - Mu Ko Phi Phi Marine National Park, Krabi province;
6. Ao Mae Yai , Ao Mangkon , Ao chak , Ao Tao and Ko Torinla in Mu Ko Surin Marine National Park, Phang-nga province;
7. Ao Fai Wap and East of Eden in Mu Ko Similan Marine National Park, Phang-nga.
The closure will last six months during the monsoon season. Moreover, diving activities, docking, and anchoring are strictly prohibited. Violators will face a fine of 1,000-10,000 baht. In case of private companies, their names will be put on a blacklist.
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