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Every time we visit St. Marys we stop in for a Gator Burger! It's delicious & the sauce it's served with is even better. The owner always goes over & beyond to make sure we are satisfied.
Delightful location with indoor and outdoor seating. But, we waited forever simply to get drinks after getting off the ferry. We decided not to order food.
The one saving grace of our experience was dinner on the second story balcony at sunset. The view was lovely and people watching was entertaining. However, the service was so slow. When the waitress came to greet us, I asked what was in the drink special, and she didn't know. We then ordered waters and my husband ordered a beer....
My husband and I ate here twice in three nights and had the shrimp and grits both times. The food was good; we obviously really liked the shrimp and grits. Service by Melissa was very friendly and accurate. We had a nice chat with the owner while sitting out on the deck enjoying the view. He told us about his...
We went after we rode the St. Mary's train. It would probably be better on a day when it wasn't so busy. They ran out of a lot of food and were low on certain drinks. The waitress was great though, very apologetic. I would go back, nice atmosphere.
We ate here with our three year old after riding the St Marys Railroad train. The food was great, the prices were more than reasonable, and the service was superior! We will definitely return.
My boyfriend and I went down to St. Mary's for the weekend to visit Cumberland Island and decided to have lunch on the water on our last day because the weather was perfect. We decided to try Sharkbite, since they had the gator burgers and I'm glad we did. I never include the server's name in a review but our...
Awesome buffalo chicken sandwich, and some of the best french fries in St Marys. The staff was great too.
Stopped by hoping for some good seafood facing the marina......all we found was mystery fish with too much butter, watered down drinks and outdated sauces! Very disappointing especially being so close to the water!
We ate here on a Sunday at the conclusion of a 4-day Thanksgiving camping trip on Cumberland Island. We sat on the top deck - spectacular view - and ordered gator burgers, grouper sandwich, oysters, and a grilled house specialty ham sandwich with sides of fries, hush puppies, and coleslaw. One order didn't receive their hushpuppies and never did even...
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I received an e-mail from a reader recently, informing me that I should stick to subjects that concern massage; I do, because I view anything that relates to health as having to do with massage.Massage is simply health care in the "wellness paradigm," not the "sickness paradigm." Massage therapy is the premier wellness modality. In my opinion, health is related to massage, and vice versa. Now, since we live in the world of opposites - day vs. night; positive vs. negative; yin vs. yang - reduced wellness also concerns massage.
Massage is more than "rubbing lubricant" on another person - I was able to do that long before I entered massage school; anyone can do that. Professional massage requires training in health and wellness, in addition to technique. The public is running away from the failed pharmaceutical, sickness-inducing allopathic system. When the public finds a massage therapist who provides wellness care, it keeps that person busy; the public may or may not support a massage therapist who just pushes lubricant around.
As massage therapists, we are "first- door" providers. What an opportunity! Why we sell ourselves short is beyond my comprehension. Why limit ourselves? Why run toward gatekeeper physicians and slave labor positions in physical therapy departments? We should be building alliances with other wellness-oriented providers to become the new health-care delivery system, making allopaths secondary providers for crisis care. Instead, we beg allopaths to control us. If they do, they will eliminate us: They have no interest in manual medicine. First, there is not enough money to be made with it, at least initially. Second, manual medicine helps heal people and keep them well. It doesn't have side-effects to provide secondary streams of income beyond the initial complaint. Massage therapists do not fit the allopathic paradigm: to maximize the profits of ongoing human suffering by offering endless treatments in which patients sometimes are cured, but seldom healed. "Cured" means the symptoms have gone away; "healed" means the cause has gone away.
The current "sickness-care" system (I just can't bring myself to lie and call it a health-care system) and its blessed research, focus on the physical aspects of illness, not the individual patient. It examines, diagnoses and treats, but does not heal. Most importantly, people want to be healed, not merely have their symptoms treated. Allopathic clinicians persist in treating the symptoms of illness, rather than the causes. They don't think about healing, because healing - as a holistic principle encompassing body, mind and spirit - is against their paradigm. Mainstream medicine operates under the methodology of "mechanistic reductionism." It cannot grasp life-related phenomena through such a microscopic, physicalistic approach. What has its focus on illness accomplished? Some heroic procedures and temporary fixes have been developed, but has the overall wellness of humanity improved?
Depending on your measuring standard, the answer is "maybe yes, maybe no." True, infectious diseases have decreased markedly, and perhaps that can be credited to the allopaths or to improved hygiene and sanitation. However, chronic diseases in adults (cancer, heart disease, diabetes, etc.) and disorders of the immune system (asthma; atopic dermatitis; rheumatoid arthritis; lupus) are now widespread. What have allopaths done to prevent fibromyalgia and other chronic soft-tissue conditions? They cannot cure them, and they have no incentive to prevent them or any other "profitable" disease. The United States was once the healthiest nation in the world; now, we are not even in the top 10. Who has been in charge of health during that decline? Why aren't they being fired?
They are being fired by people searching for alternatives - which is why alternative disciplines are growing so fast. The public wants health care, healing and wellness. The public wants us! Let's step up and provide people with what they want. Let's learn our massage techniques and anatomy, but also learn and live the wellness lifestyle. Let's set high standards and extinguish the lowest common denominator.
Unfinished Business - Smallpox
The concentration on disease has produced more diseases. If there are too few diseases, "they" will initiate some new ones. Follow the money trai,l and you will quickly understand this process: A new disease equals funding for a new drug or vaccine. As a naturally occurring disease, smallpox ran its course and went away. Humans evolved beyond it, as always happens with naturally occurring diseases. It will be interesting to see if mankind can evolve beyond the new "designer diseases" under production in government and pharmaceutical company laboratories and released on an unsuspecting public.
The new "weaponized" smallpox, for example, seems potent. A Soviet field test of weaponized aerosol smallpox showed that the citizens (yes, of course, citizens) in the test region had an unusually high percentage of the fatal form of smallpox. Even those who were vaccinated developed the disease. Why bother to vaccinate? Think green: State health departments will get more money for programs, and pharmaceutical companies will get money for vaccine production. The allopathic-pharmaceutical cartel will make side-effects, such as the adverse cardiac effects reported among civilian recipients of the vaccine, and the 10 cases of myopericarditis in military personnel.
The Centers for Disease Control is now recommending people with heart or compromised immune system conditions not take the vaccine, but you may not be given that choice. For more information, visit www.mercola.com/2003/apr/19/smallpox_ vaccines.htm.
Homeopathic remedies for treatment of the disease and reactions to the (most likely) ineffective vaccine seem to be our best hope.
Question of the Month: Whom do you think is more likely to bring about health and wellness: an osteopathic physician (DO) with an "extreme diet," or an allopathic physician (MD) with a vaccine needle?
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A droll Britcom about a hard-drinking, chain-smoking bookstore owner who dislikes customers and has trouble parting with his beloved books.
Premiered: September 29, 2000
Rating: TV-14
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It's Friday night, Manny and Fran are determined to go out and do something for once. Bernard would rather stay at home, get drunk and ignore his friends. Manny insists they go to a party but in the drunken aftermath, out come secrets and bitterness.
Manny is proud of the travel writing festival that he has organized and has invited the famously charming explorer Jason Hamilton to give a talk. Fran soon falls for his twinkling eyes and lavish hair and Manny is furious. Meanwhile, Bernard is more concerned about the rent charges he has to pay to his new neighbor and rather than face a lengthy court case, he hires a professional assassin.
Manny puts a bet on the Grand National for Bernard, who claims not to be interested in gambling but immediately becomes addicted to it. Fran needs a short-term job to appear employable and Bernard hires her, putting her up against Manny in competition for sales person of the century to finance his new habit.
Manny's parents come for a visit and Bernard wants to get rid of them immediately. They are a perfectly nice middle-aged couple with one or two slightly annoying habits. Fran and Bernard are upset with having to corroborate with the stories Manny has written in letters to his parents. Everyone's lives are thrown into chaos while supporting Manny and his 'life achievements'.
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Last updated at 13:36, Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Lucy Collier has no regrets – three months after entering one of the most fiercely-competitive businesses around.
The 25-year-old opened Nu Beauty in Carlisle's Chapel Street in October.
There is no shortage of beauty salons in Carlisle but trade has been brisk nonetheless.
She said: "Christmas was a whirlwind. It's been amazing. We were fully booked a lot of the time."
Miss Collier, who is the partner of the former Carlisle United and Annan Athletic footballer Michael Jack, trained at Carlisle College and worked in a spa for five years before branching out on her own.
She said: "He's always wanted me to start my own business.
"It was just a question of biting the bullet and having the confidence to do it.
"When you work for someone else you realise it can be difficult being in business but you want a bit more. I am so pleased I've done it now."
The ground-floor salon, which is tastefully decorated in calm, muted colours, has two treatment rooms.
It offers body and facial treatments and massages, hand-and-foot care, waxing, make-up and eye treatments. Specialities include lash extensions, Shellac nails and HD Brows.
Miss Collier said: "HD Brows is a way of tailoring the brow to get a celebrity look. It's the latest thing."
She also does wedding make-up and will travel to the bride's home.
Although the majority of customers at Nu Beauty are women, increasing numbers of image-conscious men are booking treatments too. She said: "We've even had some having their eyebrows done.
"There's probably a whole new market in male grooming to look into."
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After an unusually wet summer across the Southeast, everyone is looking forward to drier fall weather. Soon brilliant colors will decorate the mountains surrounding Chattanooga.
The Tennessee River Gorge is a favored leaf peeping location. "The narrow, winding nature of the Gorge makes this one of the most scenic cruise routes in the eastern half of the U.S.," said River Gorge Explorer Captain Pete Hosemann. "When the fall colors start appearing, the views are simply breathtaking."
Once again, two-hour "Awesome Autumn" fall color cruises will be offered daily aboard the River Gorge Explorer beginning in October. The Tennessee Aquarium also has two new cruises for those who want to experience the entire 26-mile length of "Tennessee's Grand Canyon."
On Saturday, Nov. 2, A three-hour, (downstream) "River Gorgeous" cruise will depart at 10 a.m. from the Chattanooga Pier bound for historic Hale's Bar Dam. At Noon, guests registered for a second (upstream) cruise will board a bus at IMAX to meet the boat in Marion County. Disembarking passengers will then ride the bus back to Chattanooga. Tickets are expected to sell quickly for these special cruises that include lunch, music and bus transportation. To reserve seating go to: http://www.tnaqua.org/Events.aspx
Chattanooga is rich in Civil War history, landmarks and legend. In addition to the hues of autumn, this fall will be a particularly great time to cruise the Gorge as Tennessee officially commemorates the 150th anniversary of the Battles for Chattanooga.
Being on the river during the Civil War Sesquicentennial helps people today connect to the history that unfolded here during the Battle of Chickamauga and the Battles for Chattanooga in 1863. "A Civil War cruise on the River Gorge Explorer is a great way to get a deeper appreciation of the Chattanooga area's complex terrain," said Civil War historian Jim Ogden. "Terrain that made the area such a crossroads and gateway over time, which resulted in some of the most significant fighting in our nation's Civil War."
In addition to daily cruises highlighting historic points of interest and fall color, several special cruises have been scheduled to focus on specific Civil War events that changed the course of history.
Civil War Sesquicentennial Cruises:
"Over the Plateau"- Saturday, Sept. 7, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
This special Civil War cruise brings to life the troop movements of the Army of the Cumberland. Discover how soldiers endured the elements and traversed the rugged local terrain to play a key role in the Battle of Chickamauga in the late summer of 1863.
"Sharpshooters and the Siege"- Saturday, Oct. 5, 12:30-2:30 p.m.
Travel 150 years back in time with Tennessee Aquarium Naturalist John Dever aboard the River Gorge Explorer. On this Civil War cruise you'll learn the intriguing history related to the actions of Confederate sharpshooters in the Tennessee River Gorge during the siege of Chattanooga in October of 1863.
"Brown's Ferry Raid"- Sunday, Oct. 27, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Join Chief Historian of Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, Ranger Jim Ogden, on the day of the 150th Anniversary of the Federal Strike against Brown's Ferry. The raid successfully established the "Cracker Line" and was the major turning point in the Battles for Chattanooga.
"Sherman's Crossing"- Saturday, Nov. 23, 1:30-3:30 p.m.
During this Civil War Sesquicentennial cruise you'll venture upstream from downtown Chattanooga to where The Army of the Tennessee and General William T. Sherman crossed the Tennessee River at Chickamauga Creek. Learn how the subsequent Battle of Missionary Ridge ended the Battles for Chattanooga in 1863.
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Plantage Apartments - Artis Zoo area - Amsterdam
Located in Amsterdam (Plantage - Eastern Docklands), Plantage Apartments - Artis Zoo area is close to Dutch Resistance Museum, National Maritime Museum, and Artis. Also nearby are Hortus Botanicus and Nemo Science Museum.
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The 2 guestrooms at Plantage Apartments - Artis Zoo area include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. All units at this 4-star apartment have kitchens with stovetops, full-sized refrigerators/freezers, microwaves, and dishwashers.
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In hindsight, Bill Belichick deciding to cultivate a relationship with Urban Meyer might not have been such a hot idea for the Patriots.
First, some backstory. Belichick has gone out of his way to befriend a series of college coaches over the years. It's a two-way street for the Patriots coach. He gets the benefit of some knowledge on a potential prospect (and can pick the coach's brain on some aspect of the their game he might be interested in), and they get to chat up a three-time Super Bowl winning coach. It was a relationship that yielded a lot of positive results for the Patriots -- between 2002 and 2005, seven of the 31 players drafted by Belichick and the Patriots came from a school where a former Belichick assistant or good friend was the head coach. Many of those players formed the nucleus of title teams.
Belichick's kitchen cabinet started out as the private domain of former assistants like Nick Saban, Pat Hill and Kirk Ferentz (who moved on to college head coaching jobs after their time with Belichick), but soon grew into a collection of coaches who have a similar approach and coaching style. While at Oregon, Chip Kelly compared notes with Belichick. Greg Schiano and Belichick were tight when Schiano was at Rutgers. And earlier this month, Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly was present during part of the spring workouts in Foxboro.
One coach who followed the same path was Meyer. The former Florida coach, who is now at Ohio State, quickly found favored status in Foxboro. He was present during offseason workouts, and while he was with Florida, could be seen occasionally on the sidelines wearing a Gators warmup jacket. Former Patriots players recall that he was brought in to talk to the team a few times during offseason workout sessions and minicamps in 2007 and 2008.
That influence was clearly seen on draft day -- in a five-year stretch, the Patriots drafted five Florida players (three in 2010 and two in 2006) and signed four others as undrafted/rookie free agents, all of whom played for Meyer at Florida. (Among the other notable acquisitions at that time included former Gators Jabar Gaffney and Reche Caldwell, two players who were at Florida prior to Meyer's arrival.)
But while the partnership has been beneficial to Meyer and his former players -- after all, several of his players have reached the league, with the Patriots being the team that took a chance on them -- it has served mostly as a one-way street for Belichick and New England. Forgetting the mounting list of serious off-field transgressions, including the recent arrest of Aaron Hernandez on a murder charge. In truth, the Patriots have managed to get precious little production for the draft picks they've used on Meyer's ex-Gators.
In 2010, New England took three Florida players in Hernandez, linebacker Brandon Spikes and linebacker/defensive lineman Jermaine Cunningham. Hernandez had three productive years in the New England system, but the shocking events of the last week have wiped out any positives he may have accomplished with the Patriots. (Many will argue that the real issue with the Patriots and Hernandez is not so much the fact that they drafted him, but gave him a massive extension last August.) Meanwhile Cunningham's professional career has been underwhelming: a four-game suspension for PEDs to go along with 21 games played in the last two seasons and 3.5 career sacks. That's on top of an incident in college when he was arrested for a fight over a bag of potato chips.
(To be fair, the selection of Cunningham likely can't be blamed on any sort of Meyer influence -- at least, that's what Meyer will tell you. In an interview with WEEI.com, he recalled an instance when Belichick visited the Florida campus when Cunningham was a freshman, and the Patriots coach suffered a case of love at first sight. "That started his sophomore year," Meyer said of Belichick's interest in Cunningham. "Coach Belichick would always come down and watch film and I'd sometimes sit in there and he would keep asking about [Cunningham]: 'Who's this guy? Who's this guy? Who's this guy?' And you had Derrick Harvey, you had Jarvis Moss, Carlos Dunlap, and then Jermaine was kind of the next guy, but he would always say 'Who is that guy? I love that guy.' ")
At this point, the best of the 2010 class appears to be Spikes, who has developed into one of the most feared run-stoppers in the game, but he also comes with his share of baggage: a four-game ban for PEDs and an online sex tape scandal. And after he wasn't present for this spring's voluntary OTA session -- the lone veteran not in attendance -- he was on the end of a passive-aggressive swipe from Belichick because of his absence.
In 2006, the Patriots chose wide receiver Chad Jackson in the second round, as well as linebacker Jeremy Mincey in the sixth round. Jackson remains the worst draft pick of the Belichick era -- a classic athlete with all sorts of physical tools, he struggled to stay on the field because of health issues, and when he was on the field, he distinguished himself as being one of the least-prepared receivers in franchise history. At this point, Mincey has managed to grow into the best player at the professional level, becoming a consistent, durable every-down player with the Jaguars. He was cut by New England and struggled for a few years, but over the last three seasons, the defensive end has compiled 18 sacks and started 32 of a possible 48 games.
(In retrospect, it shouldn't have been hard to single out Jackson as a bust early in his NFL career. In his rookie year, the tremendous turnover at receiver provided him with an opportunity to make an impact. However, he was unable to play significant minutes, let alone crack the starting lineup.)
The last two seasons, the Patriots added two more Meyer-coached players who played at Florida. One was kick returner Jeff Demps, who signed a deal as an undrafted free agent that included $211,000 in guaranteed money -- only to spend all of 2012 on injured reserve. (He then said he was interested in running track and playing football, and was quickly dealt to Tampa Bay.) And the latest -- and perhaps, the last -- Meyer-coached Gator acquired by the Patriots is Tim Tebow. It's easy to make religious metaphors with the former Heisman winner, but if the quarterback is somehow able to make an impact in Foxboro, it would represent a small level of redemption for the Belichick-Meyer relationship. At the same time, it wouldn't manage to overturn what has become a embarrassing legacy for New England.
It does appear that, at least for the moment, Belichick has moved on from Meyer, who coached his last game at Florida in 2010. After taking a year off, Meyer returned to the sideline for Ohio State in 2012. (For what it's worth, Belichick didn't draft any of Meyer's former players in 2011 or 2012.) In the interim, Belichick has appeared to find a new favorite, going after former Rutgers players by the armload. This past spring, the Patriots drafted three former Scarlet Knights, and New England currently has eight Rutgers players on its roster. Only one other NFL team has as many players from one college on its roster.
This is not to suggest that Belichick is going to pass on all future Meyer-coached players. As we have stated on several occasions, he views coaching football as a practical matter: If you can play and fit the New England system, it doesn't matter where you come from. Instead, consider any future Meyer-coached prospects to show up in Foxboro with a "buyer beware" label stitched to the front of their jersey.
Greg and Chris talk more offseason happenings with the Pats and their plans. They talk about some of the free agents toward the bottom of the list with Stevan Ridley and Dan Connolly. Price thinks that Connolly could end up back with the Pats and Ridley elsewhere (Cowboys?), but Greg thinks they both could be back. They also chat about the departure of VInce Wilfork and what he meant to the organization, the re-signing of McCourty and more.
The very first airing of the offseason edition of NFL Sunday gets underway with Greg and Chris delving into the free agency period and how the Pats made out. Of course they lost Revis to the Jets, but what else went on? Greg isn't over the loss of Revis yet and the guys discuss what went into that whole ordeal. Price is looking forward to the additions of Chandler and Cadet. They also get a call from Mike Petraglia and get his thoughts on the Pats offseason moves.
We talk to Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News about his column today which basically accuses the Patriots of sour grapes for asking the league to enforce their own rules against tampering.
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DJ, Joe and Pete talk more playoff scenarios in hour 2 and if the Bruins can get in, they'll be a very dangerous team... to the point where DJ thinks teams would much rather face the Senators and are doing their best to oust the Bruins from the equation. It's become apparent now more than ever that Chiarelli probably needed to pull the trigger on a deal for a defenseman at the trade deadline. Also. Bruce Garrioch from the Ottawa Sun joins the boys to discuss the Hamburglar and the Senators and Bruins being neck-and-neck for a playoff spot.
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Ill be your distraction
The friendship we made
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Red Wings lose one of their biggest fans
by George Malik on 09/18/11 at 03:59 PM ET
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Very sad news from DetroitRedWings.com's John Hahn:
The Detroit Red Wings mourn the passing of their friend and honorary coach, Earl Cook. Earl was an amazing 23-year-old young man who was diagnosed with Osteogenic Sarcoma on January 25, 2007. His journey has seen him battle through numerous rounds of chemotherapy, 9 surgeries, and learning to live with one leg. He became friends with Head Coach Mike Babcock and the Red Wings players over the past several seasons, serving as an inspiration to the team and everyone who heard his story.
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to Earl and his family," says Babcock. "Earl had an unbelievable spirit that allowed him to battle through a long list of challenges that most of us are fortunate to never know. He served as a fantastic role model for myself and our team. He may have passed today, but with the way he lived his life, he never allowed this disease to beat him."
I met Earl once and shook his hand because he was one of my heroes.
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How awful. My thoughts go out to the family.
Posted by bezukov from the kids are alright. on 09/18/11 at 05:19 PM ET
Sorry to hear this, he was an inspirational young man.
Posted by MOWingsfan19 from I really like our team on 09/19/11 at 11:47 AM ET
So sorry to read this. My thoughts to his friends and family.
Posted by hockeychic from Denver, CO on 09/19/11 at 05:55 PM ET
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I enjoied watching this animation and you are very skilled. But it's too bad you don't spend the same amount of detail into your sound. The quality was good (except for Pauls recording) but the editing really needed a little bit more attention.
I also thought that some parts in the animation could use longer pauses.
I'm pointing out some things here but I really did enjoy it. Looking forward to the next episode.
yea, some pauses may be needed, also, the original voices were spanish so the timing may be a bit different for the english ones.
just great man 10/10 and 5/5
amazing animation, with good story... perfect
Maybe better tha Waterlollies
Amazing animation, realy, just like cluaid do. Awesome draw, alost like the simpsons in some parts, The guideline was the worst thing but still pretty good.
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Very good animation. Smooth movements and good drawing. Kindda nice storyline so far. Variety of characters, hope you use well most of them not focusing only on one or two. And good work on the voices.
Plus, there are Crowes and they are the most f*cking awesome ever (See my nickname, that explains a bit) and all this combined made a 10/10 and 5/5
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These potatoes were awesome, even the picky dh enjoyed them and asked that they be made again. So good, tender potatoes, carmalized onions and crispy bacon in a sweet, salty, tangy dressing. ''Thank you so much for sharing a recipe that will be made again and again. Made for Your Consideration?
A truly great German Potato Salad! Made half recipe this morning before going to work and the one little bite I snuck in before packing up left me wishing lunch time would hurry up and come. I made using rust potatoes because that is what I had on hand and used a nice red onion. Thanks for the great salad.
Excellent and very easy. Not too syrupy or vinegar-y, just what the doctor ordered. I sliced my red potatoes before boiling them and they didn't fall apart and looked pretty. Thanks for the keeper!
I made this for an Oktoberfest party. Actually, I made it twice - once with and once without bacon (for myself and other vegetarians). It was awesome, even without the bacon, and our guests raved about the meat version. I made it the evening before the party, and I'm glad I did. The overnight time in the fridge really helped the flavors to blend well. One tip: if you are also planning to make this as a vegetarian dish, add an extra half and onion or so, and really caramelize the onions (low heat for a good 45 minutes). It ups the flavor and tastes amazing.
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Everyone really enjoyed this!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Made for Spring Pick a Chef 2011 and I am glad I did. I made this to go along with your Horseradish Meatloaf#434823 and a vegetable and we had a fabulous meal that DH and his dad could only mumble yummmmm. I sliced the potatoes instead of dicing and used some regular onions and some slivered green onions for a little more color along with fresh parsley. The flavors were right on. Not too tart or sweet. Definately going into my Favorites of 2011.
Just like Grandma used to make! Lovely potato salad--and it was gobbled up by all. Made for Football Pool, 2010.
I made this for our family over the Memorial Day Holiday... had to triple the recipe...it was wiped clean...my daughter said there was only one thing wrong with the recipe... there wasn't enough...she has never been a potato salad eater... thank you for submitting this.
My son loved this recipe, and so did all his friends. Have had some of them ask for the recipe it is that good. Also made it for ZWT6 and Voracious Vagabonds.
Yummy! I made this as directed and it was really simple. I did as you suggested in your intro - made it ahead and then nuked it for dinner. Very flavorful. Thanks breezermom for a great treat. Made for ZWT6 by one of your fellow Unrulies Under the Influence.


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The California Democratic Party has a lot of power. What it doesn't have is a lot of youth. That's true of the state'...
The California Democratic Party has a lot of power. What it doesn't have is a lot of youth.
That's true of the state's two U.S. senators. Dianne Feinstein is 75 and Barbara Boxer is 68.
Then, take a look at the Democrats who are running for governor. Lt. Gov. John Garamendi, 64, first ran for governor in 1982. Attorney General Jerry Brown, 70, was first elected governor in 1974. State Treasurer Bill Lockyer, 67, also might run. Other statewide elected Democrats include Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell, 57, and Secretary of State Debra Bowen who is a spring chicken at 53.
The youth among California Democrats is supposed to come from the mayors, although Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is surprisingly old at 56. San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom is 41. Both have engaged in "youthful indiscretions" (to borrow a phrase from Henry Hyde) and I have doubts about the statewide prospects of either of them, but especially Newsom.
Why do I mention all of this? Because one of the few youthful figures among California Democrats, State Controller John Chiang, has greatly expanded his profile in recent weeks. If he plays his cards correctly, Chiang, 46, could be a leading player in California politics for years to come.
The Wall Street Journal has a profile of Chiang:
John Chiang, the state's heretofore low-profile controller, has grabbed Californians' attention by delaying tax refunds and welfare checks while engaging in increasingly snippy feuds with Gov. Schwarzenegger and Republican lawmakers, berating their inaction in speeches and news releases.
The 46-year-old Mr. Chiang (pronounced CHUNG), a Democrat elected in 2006 to a four-year term, oversees the state's nearly depleted reserves, which need an infusion of money through a revamped budget. Gov. Schwarzenegger and state legislators have missed a self-imposed Feb. 1 deadline to balance the budget, which is expected to have a $42 billion shortfall by mid-2010.
In an interview last week, Mr. Chiang stepped up his rhetoric, saying that if negotiations drag on much longer, the state may issue IOUs for tax refunds and paychecks for state workers, or -- in a worst-case scenario -- default, resulting in "massive litigation."
Delaying tax refunds may make for dangerous politics, although it makes a lot of sense for Chiang to present himself as a leading critic of an unpopular governor and a loathed legislature. Chiang still seems like a somewhat unlikely candidate for governor in 2010, but fairly soon he may decide that he no longer needs to defer to his elders.
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The Old House Web has pulled together a one-stop shop where they list their recommended house restoration suppliers and manufacturers. They've covered every facet of a house restoration from Flooring, Walls & Ceilings, Roofing & Gutters, and Moulding & Millwork, plus many more.
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Timothy Dahl
Founder/EIC at Charles & Hudson
Timothy's background includes stints at This Old House, ELLE DECOR, Metropolitan Home and Woman's Day. His work has been published on Wired Design, Bob Vila, DIY Network, The Family Handyman and Popular Mechanics and he has been featured on the Martha Stewart radio show and as a speaker at the ALT Design Summit, K/BIS and the National Hardware Show.
Latest posts by Timothy Dahl (see all)
- Husqvarna Expands Their Zero-Turn Mower Lineup With Z200 Models - March 26, 2015
- Assessing the Cost of Winter Damage - March 25, 2015
- Milwaukee Work Boxes Are a Tools Best Friend - March 24, 2015