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Dragon Well Tea Shrimp Recipe (龙井虾仁)
I haven't been dishing out too many home-cooked foods lately, as you all know, I was busy with Menu for Hope 4. The campaign ended with a whopping US$82,611.00 raised, so this means that I am back to my regular posting schedule and will be serving up even more scrumptious and mouthwatering food content for your reading and viewing pleasure.
Today, I would like to introduce you to a well-known Hangzhou dish called Longjing Xia Ren (龙井虾仁) or literally, Dragon Well Tea Shrimp. Infused with the aromatic and highly priced–and valued–Longjing tea, this dish pleases one's palate with the lingering fragrance of the tea and the crunchy texture of the shrimp…
Longjing (Dragon Well) is a famous variety of green tea from Hangzhou (杭州) in the Zhejiang province in China. Renowned for its high quality and intensely fragrant body, Longjing tea is well regarded as one of the most famous teas produced in China. For your information, this tea is priced at US$40.00/lb or more in the tea shops here in the US.
I first had Longjing Xia Ren (龙井虾仁) in a Hangzhou restaurant in Beijing; my Beijing friend told me that Hangzhou cuisine is superior and one of the best in China and that I had to try it out. Prior to that, my friends in Shanghai also raved about the delicate cooking style of Hangzhou and that it's the "secret" why Shanghainese foods are so delectable. (Due to its proximity to Hangzhou, chefs in Shanghai have been adopting and incorporating the best Hangzhou elements into Shanghainese cooking.) I couldn't agree more after the first bite of the famed Dongbo Rou (东波肉/braised pork belly) and this very fine Longjing Xia Ren (龙井虾仁).
While the original recipe calls for tiny river shrimp native to that region, I opted for raw, peeled, and frozen baby shrimp–which coincidently is an import from Malaysia. The frozen shrimp lends that crunchy texture that I was looking for. With the simplest of ingredients, a wonderful dish was created and superb flavor delivered. I especially love that bitter tint of Longjing tea in the shrimp; it was out-of-this-world.
This Dragon Well Tea Shrimp will go well with the following recipes:
- Minced Chicken with Pork Rolls
- Pork Ribs and Lotus Roots Soup
- Steamed Scallops with Fermented Black Beans
- Stir-fried Chive Buds
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This looks very good and your pictures of this shrimp are fanstastic! Love it.
The shrimp look great and the Longjing tea sounds really interesting.
RM, I would love to try this… I have the Shaoxing wine as well :) Thank you
mmm… look so yummy!
since i love shrimp,i guess i would have love this dish (as i would have with any dish to do with shrimp).
i have not come across shrimp prepare with tea though. wine yes, but not tea.
cool tips..i have long jing http://www.teacuppa.com i must make this..
looks very fresh and delicious!
Wah…Isn't that exspensive for tea?
This is my hubbys most fav dish. The best is served at Ye Shanghai in Marco Polo , Hong Kong . Its all in the quality of the prawns. The rest is no effort at all. Simply fantastic for your taste buds. Gr8 dish Rasa.
It looks so great….as usual ;-) I think it's time to wish you a merry christas !!! Un très joyeux noel in french ;-) Cheers and drink a glass of good wine for me ^^!
wow…. lovely dish! :)
wishing you and your loved ones a happy christmas! :)
yet another simple but yummy recipe from you! i can't wait to try it out! tea infused cuisine seems to be getting popular here (thanks to purple cane restaurants) but since they don't have a branch in penang, guess i'll have to cook my own tea dishes! thanks for the recipe! :)
I didn't know LongJing tea is so expensive!
Wish you and your family a Merry X'mas and a Happy New Year!:)
I was thinking of making this for some time and in the end, procrastination won :(
I like longjing tea a lot (much more than Oolong and Jasmine). The best longjing tea leaves are like "gunpowder", and once brewed in boiling/hot water, they expands to huge leaves! The tea is light and not as tannic. :)
Mmm! I must try this dish while I'm in South-East Asia!
Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Love the simplicity of the dish and I bet it must be delicious too!
Merry x'mas to you!
You have a recipe for the Dongbo Rou (东波肉/braised pork belly)?
i would really love to eat this in front of the TV hahaha…
Anonymous – thanks for your kind comment.
Kevin – yes, longjing tea is awesome. I love it. :)
Andaliman – good luck, yes, do try it and I hope you will like it. For the tea, you can get it from Chinese stores selling tea leaves.
Lucia – correct, I don't believe any restaurants in Penang serves this just yet. ;)
Anonymous – I checked out http://www.teacuppa.com, it's very impressive. I love it…now I know where to get gourmet tea.
Maybahay – yes, they were fresh and delish. :)
Unka – yes, longjing is one of the most expensive tea leaves, but you only need a little bit to cook this dish, so it's OK. ;)
ThaiCooking – I like your website, I will add you to my blogroll the next time I update. Thanks for your comment.
Kate / Kajal – Yes, I have been to Ye Shanghai in Marco Polo Hong Kong, in fact, I went there just a few months ago. I loooooove the food there, it was great, unfortunately I didn't try this dish. Anyway, I have to go back there or try out the Ye Shanghai in Shanghai. Been to Shanghai so many times but never tried that restaurant, what a waste!
Claude – I hope you have had a Merry Christmas…now onto New Year!!! Cheers, more wine please. ;)
Meiyen – thanks and happy holidays to you and your honey, too. :)
Lingzie – thanks for your comment. Yes, you can make it, it's very easy. :)
Kok – I didn't know either until I bought it. :-O
Tiga – you are right, the longjing tea leaves expanded to very big in the tea pot…it was quite a sight. I was wondering about it when I saw them expanded. :P
East Meets West – which part of SEA are you in? Yes, yes, try it if you can.
Piggy – yes, simple and delish. Happy Holidays to you, too. :)
Okihwn – yes, I do have the recipe for Dongbo Rou, but you will have to wait for it as I haven't made them. ;)
Joe – that's what I did, I ate the whole plate in front of the TV. :P
After making the tea, you can take the tea leaves and put it on your skin to improve your complexion ;-)
This dragon well tea shrimp looks. i will try to make it using your dragon well tea shrimp recipe.


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October 2nd, 2012, 06:06 PM #16
Finished King of Thorns by Mark Lawrence. The Broken Empire books seem like the kind of thing that should appeal to me except that they don't at all. I managed to finish this book, but I struggled with it as I just didn't care about what happened. I doubt I'll finish the series.
About to start Blue Remembered Earth by Alastair Reynolds next.
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Finished Imager's Battalion by LE Modesitt (3rd Quaeryt book and 6th Imager overall) and it was again un-putdownable so despite my resolution to hold on to it for a little more (it's January 2013 pub date), I *had to* read it; of course now that I finished it I want book 4, Antiagon Fire asap
Excellent stuff, same structure as books 1/2 (Scholar/Princeps) though this one is mostly war, Imagers (magic, powerful but few magicians) against guns (musketeers and canon and lots of expendable soldiers) as Quaeryt leads 5th Battalion, the vanguard of the Southern Army of Telaryn commanded by his friend from Tilbor, Commander Skarpa, into Bovaria against the forces of cruel Rex Kharst.
From here some spoilers for previous books so will include in spoiler brackets, though no spoilers for this one:
Spoiler:After Qaeryt and Skarpa defeated the Bovarian invasion so decisively at Ferrravyl in the previous book, the Bovarians are on the defensive and unprepared as they lost all their invading army, but they still can muster 40+ regiments if given time, while Telaryn can manage 20-30 at most in addition of having all the logistical problems of an invading army in enemy territory, though luckily Rex Kharst is not that popular, only extremely feared
Also the hopes of the Pharsi nation (subjugated and persecuted by Kharst) rest on Quaeryt's shoulders too as his command is mostly Pharsi refugee soldiers and officers in addition of course to the few mostly untrained Imagers that he has to shape into war-practice too...
And not to make matters easier, his wife and Bhayar' youngest sister, Vaelora, now pregnant has her own job at court to co-rule with her sister-in-law Aelina, as Lord Bhayar is with the main Army of the North since he staked everything on the invasion too..
And the Telaryn Comannder in Chief, Marshal Deucalon doesn't like Quaeryt or Skarpa in the least so they get the minimum amount of soldiers and the maximum amount of hardship possible without triggering Bhayar's ire, while Sub-Marshal Myskil, former close confidant of governor Rescalyn and presumably involved in his plot to take over Telaryn and depose Bhayar, still remembers Quaeryt's so elegantly breaking the plot, while leaving a dead Rescalyn as big war hero of Telaryn
A great ending to boot and again, I cannot emphasize enough how good this series keeps being...
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Hi, I'm new. I've been re-reading Ann McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern series. There were a lot of things I missed when I read it over 10 years ago. There was some talk about making Dragonflight into a movie, but that was before Ann McCaffrey died, so not sure if that is still in the works. I do love these books, but I haven't ready any of the ones with her son, Todd McCaffrey, I can't imagine that they would be as good.
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I am tragically behind (again).
Taken by Benedict Jacka, 3rd in the Alex Verus series. I really wanted to like this one.
Pros: I think that the writer may have a slightly better feel for his characters' dialogue. And I like the way that some of the plot points are continuing to develop in the series.
Cons: Pretty much everything else.
Don't get me wrong, it wasn't horrible. I just felt it was a bit worse than the second, which I found to be a bit worse than the first. I liked the plot in theory, but felt that the execution was lacking. At times it seemed to me that I could very much see behind the curtain and observe plot developments that seemed formulaic or obvious.
One scene in particular seemed to point a big red arrow towards a certain suspect, but the hero (who is supposed to be able to solve such mysteries) couldn't even begin to pick up on that obvious clue.
I'm sure that there are people who are enjoying this series, but it's just not working too well for me. It's possible that another book might lead to a turnaround, but I'm not certain that I'll give it another go (it might depend on what else is being released at the same time).
October 4th, 2012, 07:30 AM #20
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Silence, Book 1 in the Queen of the Dead series by Michelle Sagara. This is listed as YA, and while I've had very limited exposure to books in this category, I did enjoy this one. The fact that I am a very big fan of the author may have helped.
I found the writing intelligent (if a bit less sophisticated than some of her other series) and the characterization was, as always, a joy. The writer wanted to start with the relationship amongst a group of girls, and not make them rivals, but have them work together to support and protect each other, and especially a classmate of theirs with autism. For anyone looking for a positive and authentic depiction of autism in UF, this book fits the bill. The story includes many well-worn tropes, such as mysterious powers, events and groups, but the author managed to make them interesting enough (imo) to keep the story moving along well. I wouldn't recommend this story as much as I would some of her others, but for people looking for UF, a shorter story, strong characterization or some of the other items I listed above, this might be worth a try (it has a 3.82 rating on goodreads and a 4.1 on Amazon).
The Blinding Knife, Book 2 in The Lightbringer Series.
Brett Weeks may have improved a tad with his prose and characterization, but I continue to find this series quite lacking in complexity. Despite this, the author manages to make much of the book quite readable and entertaining, which I consider a decent accomplishment. Unfortunately for me, it fizzled out with about 150 pages or so left to go at the end. There was still a lot of action, but that, in and of itself, isn't really something that holds much interest for me. The author certainly has some great ideas, I just hope that he can continue to improve and make the next book better.
Magic Tests is a short story by Ilona Andrews from An Apple for the Creature. This short story takes place in the world of Kate Daniels and focuses on the supporting character of Julie. Kate does appear, though in the only real compliant I have, I thought that she would appear more than she did, based on the beginning of the tale. The story seemed to me a tad short, and the ending a bit predictable, but overall I found this to be a fun little mystery highlighting a character that hadn't yet seen the limelight. I enjoyed the story, but considering the book's high price ($26.95 MSRP), I think that most people would be better off waiting for this at a better price, unless they're already interested in one or more of the other tales in the anthology.
Cast in Peril is the eighth book in the Chronicles of Elantra series by Michelle Sagara. As has been the case since the second book in this series, Sagara delivers a fast-paced book with a unique blend of action, mystery, politics and strong characterization in a true Fantasy/Urban Fantasy hybrid. This is the longest book in the series, but paradoxically it seemed to me to be the most stripped down and plot-focused. The usual abundance of unique, interesting, charming, believable and original characters appear, as the story takes off immediately from the seventh book and never stops. This continues to be among the best series on the shelf and I've fully read it three times since it's publication two weeks ago.
Meanwhile, I wound up with Spellbound by Blake Charlton, second in the Spellwright series. After being informed that this is a YA series, and considering my impression of the first book, I've tried to keep my expectations low. I'm about 100 pages in, and still find the story to be quite lacking in complexity, but I'm trying to look for the positives. The pace is fast and I think that the author does a good job of switching from pov to pov, not lingering on any one too long. I'm never going to be a fan of this series, but I can say that I've read worse. I'll continue to read a bit at a time and see if my opinion changes.
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October 4th, 2012, 06:18 PM #22
Just finished The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon. While not a book that I would normally read (sticking mostly to science fiction and fantasy) I did enjoy the bits about the comic book industry. Set mostly around the time of WWII, it showed a different perspective of how the war affected people. I'm still not sure if I like his writing style. It took a little getting used to. He must have broken a few comma keys on his computer typing the novel.
I guess I'll try another book I wouldn't normally read in Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke.
October 4th, 2012, 09:26 PM #23
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Merminia is a fairly new fantasy book that I just finished. I love that it had a little darkness to it! Magic, mermaids, mermen, and a few battles.
I bought a paperback copy, but right now through an Amazon promo Merminia is a free download for the Kindle Version. I don't know how long it will last, but free is the cheapest form of entertainment.
October 5th, 2012, 09:17 AM #24
"The book of Deacon" by Joseph lallo. found this among the free books on Kindle, its got me addicted. i will be buying the next 2 books in the trilogy on the back of it. theres a lot of dross in the free books, but there are some hidden gems, especially as you can get kind of stuck reading the same authors in long series.
October 5th, 2012, 11:15 AM #25
As I hinted in our Hallowe'en thread, I've started The Drowning Girl by Caitlin R. Kiernan. So far, a bit of a challenge with the narrative shifts, but it stays in my mind.
October 5th, 2012, 12:54 PM #26
I recently read Anne Rice's "Interview With the Vampire," actually I practically devoured it, it was so excellent... that is until I got to the end which really disappointed me. <spoiler> I guess it's because Louis got to the point where he didn't stand up for or care about anything anymore. And seeing a creature seemingly so naturally passionate as a vampire become like that kind of pissed me off and made for a poor ending to the book </spoiler>
I'm now reading the second book in Rice's "Vampire Chroincles," "The Vampire Lestat," and I must say, being a heavy metal/hard rock singer myself, I'm quite intrigued by the idea of a vampire being the frontman and keyboardist in a hard rock band. I just hope this book doesn't let me down like the last one did.
October 5th, 2012, 02:38 PM #27
I finished The Affirmation by Christopher Priest.
What a weird book. I am not sure I am going to read any Priest's books in the near future.
I guess it is a good puzzle book for a doctor psychiatrist.
I guess no more experimenting with the writer in the foreseeable future.
Back to the Malazan World.
Return of the Crimson Guard (Malazan Empire #2) Ian C. Esslemont
I didn't really like Night of Knives (Malazan Empire #1). Let's see how this one goes.
October 5th, 2012, 04:39 PM #28
Time and Again by Jack Finney - beautifully written book that (can) evoke a huge sense of nostalgia for living in New York in the 1880's (the protagonist travels back in time to this period).
It's almost just a vehicle for the author's account of what it would be like to live in this time; it's obviously well researched with photos throughout the book to help the visuals of the story.
For me the positives were the writing, the detailed description of the place and time, and the characters who live there. The cons - after I while there was too much New York 1882 and I felt it dragged a bit. Worth a read but could have been made a bit more...exciting.
On the opposite end of the scale, I've started on Will Elliott's horror/comedy The Pilo Family Circus and am hooked after the first chapter.
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I took a break from working my way through histories of countries on the Warsaw Pact to read Among Others by Jo Walton. My fantasy to-read list is not very long right now. I read every thing I had during the summer. I need to find some good escapism books to read (the 20th century in eastern europe is pretty depressing).
October 6th, 2012, 10:06 AM #30
Started Blade of Tyshalle and already a third of the way in. Really liking that a lot of the world(s) is(are) getting fleshed out in this one.


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Welcome to the four hundred and seventh in a series of examinations of comic book legends and whether they are true or false. Click here for an archive of the previous four hundred and six. This week, did William Marston's boss really have to order him to reduce the amount of times Wonder Woman was tied up with chains by 50%? Did DC Comics really try to stop a cricket company from trademarking the term "Batsman"? And who was the Peanuts character who was followed around by a cloud?
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July 14th, 2007, 09:04 AM #46
Mindgames: Fool's Mate is a standalone novella. The Skinner is set in the same universe as the quintology but a few hundred years in the future and Voyage of the Sable Keech is a sequel to it. Hilldiggers is set even further in the future and Prador Moon is way in the past (but our future) set during the Prador War mentioned in the other books. Africa Zero (two novellas) is standalone as are The Parasite and Cowl (the latter being a time-travel novel). The Engineer ReConditioned is a novella and collection of short stories, some of which are set in the Polity universe and are precursors to the books.
Obviously: clear as mud...
August 3rd, 2007, 06:07 AM #47
Finally started on getting the back catalog with trade paperback editions of Gridlinked, The Line of Polity and The Skinner on order and I was lucky enought to find a first hb edition of Voyage of the Sable Keech (in good condition) in my local second hand store.
The other half has headed to Chester today to look for various wedding stuff (*shudder*) and I pursuaded her to go into Waterstones to see if they had any signed HB copies - unfortunately none were left, the reason is that so many people know that you go there to sign copies they go in a flash. Gutted.
Ah well, I'm sure that a hb edition of Brass Man and Polity Agent can be found without too much trouble and then I'll be waiting for the UK hb of Prador Moon and then Line War next year. I'll also try and track down some of the older stuff, shouldn't be difficult
BTW, Hilldiggers is great, hopefully I'll finish it this weekend
August 3rd, 2007, 02:08 PM #48
Mmmm, best I forewarn them in the store up there next time I'm likely to pop in, perhaps they'll get in more stock. I think you know, but you can order signed copies from me, but they work out expensive, since postal workers around the world wanting to practice drop-kick on my parcels I can't afford to discount. Forbidden Planet in London has numerous signed copies available too.
Glad you're enjoying Hilldiggers, Mark!
August 8th, 2007, 03:05 AM #49
Hi Neal
I'll more than likely be in contact about a HB copy of Polity Agent if you have one, but if memory serves the list didn't include a HB copy of Brass Man.
Let us know the next time you are heading to Chester Neal, I'll jump on the train and bring a few of the books I have to get signed if you wouldn't mind!
September 20th, 2007, 05:20 AM #50
Right, birthday is here so I now have plenty of reading material: Gridlinked, Line of Polity, Brass Man, Polity Agent and also The Skinner (which I've already read). Luckily enough I managed to pick up a copy of Polity Agent while visiting Cheshire Oaks a couple of weeks ago, it was sitting on the shelf all lonely.
Do you have any idea of the release for Line War? Looking forward to getting these lot read in the next couple of months and then Prador Moon when Macmillan release it
May 1st, 2008, 02:29 PM #51
I will be adding your work to my stack also mr. asher. This thread was helpful.
Now if I could find any of it locally...
June 23rd, 2008, 12:32 AM #52
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From all the good reviews I am now aching to read a Neal Asher novel but cannot get a hold of Gridlinked, I know the book stores by us carry The Skinner. I would like to know do I need to read Gridlinked before I read The Skinner? Is it similar to Peter F Hamilton's Greg Mandel series? This is what wikipedia says the reading is:
Ian Cormac Series
Gridlinked (2001)
The Line of Polity (2003)
Brass Man (2005)
Polity Agent (2006)
Line War (2008)
Spatterjay Series
The Skinner (2002)
The Voyage of the Sable Keech (2006)
A Novel of the Polity Series
Prador Moon (2006)
Hilldiggers (2007)
Shadow of the Scorpion (2008)
Are they all follow ons of each other and it is then recommended to read them in this particular order or not? Please help thanks!!
June 25th, 2008, 07:25 AM #53
You'll need to read the Cormac series in order, but you can read the rest withour reading those (I have). The Skinner is the best place to start IMO, so give it a go!
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I started with Gridlinked then read Prador Moon and Shadow of a Scorpion so I could read things chronologically, but now I'm reading Line of Polity and it's made several references (Jain tech, The Makers, the character Mika) that I don't recognize. Are they things I should have read in other works that I missed or are they things that will be fleshed out in later?
November 4th, 2010, 04:28 AM #56
heliosclem, the Makers (or a Maker) and the character Mika were in Gridlinked. Jain Tech was just introduced in The Line of Polity.
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Hi DannyDog!
I have the same update as you. Another week to breathe a heavy sigh of relief. I am grateful for this forum and the opportunity to communicate with other PA unemployed. There have been times when, had I not had this board to check in with, I would have been completely freaking out. So, for those who don't understand why we update each other on here – oh, well! It's a valuable resource, if you use it for things other than criticism and negativity, isn't it?
The new bill for extending unemployment benefits is HR 3404. It's companion bill in the senate is s 1647. HR 3404 asks for a 13 week extension in states that are at 9% unemployment or higher,S 1647 asks for the same 13 weeks but lowers the state unemployment percentage to 8.5%
I have not received my forms yet. Todays mail hasn't arrived so hopefully they are in there. Isn't our last week to claim the week ending 19th?
Have you looked into the new bill yet? I think I will read up on it more tonight. I've been busy getting the kids ready to start school.
The week of the 19th is our last week. Since they mail in sets of four, you will also get a form for the week ending Sep 26th. There is almost nothing available about the new bill. I have a feeling that we would not qualify.
By the way, I will be out of town this Saturday through the following Saturday Sep 12th and won't have access to the Internet. I will check back here when I return.
Who cares which, look at a program that might help you in the job market. You should have received a letter at the end of June or early July. Call the PA Careerlink. I think the interview went well but who knows. The person that interviewed me said that they think the market will open somewhat in 'sOctober. Let's hope so.
I hope that you get the job you interviewed for.
Yes, I received the letter. Most of the training is in areas that I am already schooled in. I have a lot of schooling and unfortunately, even that isn't helping me much. I hear a lot that I am over qualified because of my schooling and experience. They'd rather higher someone with a bit less in both areas, pay them less and train them.
- NoGoodOnesLeft 09/04/2009 5:42am
Gramps, I answered you over on 3404. If you got your full 30 weeks regular benefits, you only get 16 weeks EB. Also, look at page 1923 here. Flyry098 and I were talking about it a couple weeks ago.
- chittywoma 09/05/2009 1:25pm
Does anyone know when congress will vote on hr 3404? My last check is next friday!!!!! How long will it take to get this extension…? Unemployment in my area is over 13%…My resume always gets a response within my line of work..I am getting NOTHING…no calls…I was told by one employer they received 2,000 resumes for ONE JOB….(property management)
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Hi DannyDog,
I hope you are doing well. I had a payment issue date of Saturday, September 12th and the money was in my bank account this morning. When did you mail it? I would probably call at this point to see what they say. Even with the Holiday you should be seeing a payment issue date by now, don't you think?
Thanks goodness! I was keeping my fingers crossed for you. That definitely took a long time…longer than I would have thought (even with the Holiday). Breath a sigh of relief for today and tomorrow then we start looking again for the one we just mailed!
Have a good day….
That is great. If your payment issue date was Friday, the fund should be in your account Monday morning. I have a COB of Thursday as well with no payment issue date. It's been pretty consistant for me to have a payment issue date of either Friday or Saturday so now I will worry about this until Monday, when the systems updates again. Thanks for letting me know…


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One person was killed and seven others were injured Tuesday after a driver crashed a truck into a store in Fort Worth while fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run crash, police say.
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Indiana feels the impact of Religious Freedom Restoration act.
A 10 year-old Ohio girl who was set to testify in her accusers rape trial, mysteriously dies in house fire.
Accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's defense lawyers rested their case Tuesday after trying to shift jurors' focus onto his older brother, Tamerlan, who they say masterminded the April 15, 2013 attack.
Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana said on Tuesday that he hopes to sign legislation by the end of this week making it clear that his state's controversial religious freedom law does not give businesses the right to deny service to anyone.
Will they or won't they? Iran and six world powers buckled down on Tuesday in a last-ditch attempt to hammer out a nuclear deal with less than 24 hours to go before a self-imposed deadline.
Washington traveled to Boston today to dedicate a facility to the late Senator Ted Kennedy.
A firefighter suffered serious burns over most of his body when he fell through the roof of a blazing home in Fresno, California, an incident recorded on a neighbor's cellphone, fire officials said.
The University of Utah is constructing a new all-encompassing living quarters for student entrepreneurs hoping to launch their own business.
A man was killed when a headstone fell on his head at a cemetery in northeast Pennsylvania early Monday morning.
The co-pilot blamed for the crash of Germanwings Flight 4U9525 had been treated in the past after doctors observed suicidal tendencies, officials said Monday.
The American Academy of Pediatrics says random drug testing in schools may sound like a good way to keep kids off drugs but there is little evidence it works.
A new survey reveals many Americans aren't doing a good job when it comes to saving their income.
An NSA police officer opened fire Monday morning when two men disguised as women in a stolen car tried to ram through the gates at Fort Meade — and one suspect was killed, officials said.
EyeLock has developed a system that scans the iris of the person in the driver seat to ensure that the person who is authorized to drive the car is actually behind the wheel.
Walmart says they are investigating after a breast cancer survivor says she was humiliated by two employees at a store in West Monroe.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence says concerns that his state's new "religious freedom" law will allow businesses to turn away LGBT customers is the result of a "tremendous amount of misinformation and misunderstanding."
Strangers helped a a 4-year-old girl find her way back home after she boarded a Philadelphia city bus alone at 3 in the morning
Eight people were killed and 10 injured when their church van crashed in Florida early Monday, officials said.
92-year-old pro bowler Sylvester Thiel recently marked an important milestone.
Sculptors who prefer marshmallow chicks as a medium put their best works on display at Maryland's "Peep Show."
A Colorado iPhone thief's love of selfies may lead to her capture.
The highest court in Italy on Friday has overturned the murder convictions of Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend in the sensational 2007 stabbing death of her British roommate.
Construction workers inside a sushi restaurant in the East Village accidentally hit a gas line, causing an explosion that injured 25 people, and two are still missing.
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly's one-year stay on the International Space Station will be a one-of-a-kind science experiment studying the effects of long-duration spaceflight, made possible by history's only set of two-of-a-kind spacefliers.
A Colorado woman accused of luring an expectant mother to a basement and cutting the baby from her belly will not be charged with murder, prosecutors said Thursday night.
Revelations in Germanwings airliner crash draw attention to protocol for cockpit behavior on U.S. flights.
Saudi and allied warplanes struck rebels in Yemen on Thursday, with Saudi Arabia threatening to send ground troops and inserting itself into its southern neighbor's civil war, potentially opening up a broader sectarian conflict in the Middle East.
By now most people have seen or heard of the graphic anti-smoking ads from the Centers for Disease Control.
Germanwings crash co-pilot Andreas Lubitz appears to have hidden evidence of illness from his employers and was signed off work on the day of the disaster, prosecutors said Friday.
Missouri women charged with child abuse after allegedly keeping neglected 10-year-old boy locked in basement.
Police officer's body camera rolls as he rescues 3-year-old from burning home.
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A FAMILY MEMBER TELLS THE TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT THAT CARESSA KOVALCIK'S BABY DAUGHTER REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL IN PITTSBURGH. She WAS delivered by C-SECTION Saturday after her 9 MONTHS PREGNANT mother was fatally shot. Police have charged Kovalcik's boyfriend, 25 YEAR OLD Denver Blough, with homicide. THE COUPLE ALSO HAD AN 11 MONTH OLD SON.
JOSHUA BRUBAKER OF ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP APPEARED BEFORE A DISTRICT JUDGE IN BLAIR COUNTY YESTERDAY AND WAS ORDERED TO STAND TRIAL ON CHARGES INCLUDING flag desecration.
Brubaker hung an American flag upside down outside his home AND spray painted the letters A-I-M on It IN SUPPORT OF THE American Indian Movement. A woman in the neighborhood complained AND Police CONFISCATED the Flag. BRUBAKER SAYS THIS IS PART OF HIS RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH AND HIS LAWYERS WILL TRY TO HAVE THE CASE DISMISSED.
STATE COLLEGE Police SAY 24 year-old Timothy Penrod WAS already JAILED for allegedly vandalizing the Pine Hall Cemetery in Ferguson Township last week. Now, he has reportedly confessed to setting 2 fires last month…one at a shed behind a home on Windsor Court…and another on the front porch of a home on Bayberry Drive in the Orchard Park area. damage was estimated at thousands of dollars. penrod lives at Strawberry Fields, a residential facility for adults with mental illness and intellectual disabilities. Police have not been able to link Penrod to the vandalism at boalsburg Cemetery a few weeks ago.
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Tyrone Hospital IS CHANGING ITS NAME TO Tyrone Regional Health Network and OFFICIALS YESTERday unveiled plans for a 20-MILLION DOLLAR, 38-THOUSAND square foot expansion. It WIll include doubling the SIZE OF THE emergency department, new radiology equipment and services, larger patient rooms, and increased orthopedic care. The new wing WILL be built to the right of the current facility WITH Groundbreaking thIS fall.
Penn State has received a 2 million DOLLAR donation.
Alumnus and longtime donor John Leone committed 1-POINT-5 million TO THE football program AND The strength and conditioning facility in the Lasch Football Building will be renamed the John and Willie Leone Family Strength and Conditioning Center. ANOTHER 500-THOUSAND DOLLARS will add to the endowment for the Willie Leone Endowed Scholarship Fund in Music Theater. Leone, who graduted from Penn State in 1956, is president and CEO of Bonney Forge IN MOUNT UNION.


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Yes, this is immediately before Holy Week. I am asking for prayers again. Mostly because I am a shameless beggar where prayers are concerned and because I need them.
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A year after graduating, Villwock was a bartender at a Ruby Tuesday. A customer ordering a cheesecake lamented what cholesterol would do to his life span and said, "But in the long run we're all dead." Villwock piped in: "John Maynard Keynes couldn't have said it better." The customer, curious how a bartender would know who Keynes was, found out enough to offer the young man a job at his financial consulting firm in Akron.
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, formerly known as P.E. Systems, recently filed lawsuits in Spokane County Superior Court against the Indians, the Detroit Lions, the Chicago White Sox and others. Vizant advises businesses on how to lower the cost of accepting electronic payments.
"Under the company's standard agreement, the client must pay a consulting fee of 50 percent of all savings if it decides to implement Vizant's program," according to the newspaper. "If the client chooses not to implement the program but still realizes some program savings, the client is obligated to pay the same consulting fee on the savings for 24 months."
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Cleveland, unfortunately, is among the latter. The city had 97 murders in 2012, up from 74 in 2011 and 84 in 2010. With a population of 393,816, that works out to 1 murder for every 4,060 people, Reuters notes.
"I attribute it to young men with low IQs carrying big guns," Mr. Polensek tells the news service. "It is just the reality of it."
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Listed in the directory below you will find additional information regarding these gynecological conditions, for which we have provided a brief overview.
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
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Because pelvic pain often stems from more...
Because pelvic pain often stems from more...
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Using laparoendoscopic single-site surgery...
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