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The Boardwalk CD50016S #16 cotton deck mop has a wood handle and a 16 oz. mop head with strings of white cotton yarn and can be used to mop floors or apply floor finishes. The wood handle is heavier than typical polymer or metal handles and is suitable for moderate to heavy mopping. The mop head is permanently fixed to the handle for durability. The strings are made of white, four-ply cotton yarn for absorbency and wear resistance. (Ply refers to the number of strands twisted together to make a single string or thread.) The mop head weighs approximately 16 oz.
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Flu hits N.H. hard; 12 deaths reported: State among 41 having 'widespread' designation
Monday, January 7, 2013
DOVER — New Hampshire is one of the 41 states in the country designated as having "widespread" influenza, according to the national Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Some local hospitals are already feeling the effects.
WMUR reports 12 deaths occurred in the Granite State this past month December, though none of them have been of children. That is a higher rate than has been seen in past Decembers, reports say. Foster's reported in mid-December only two deaths had been recorded by the state at that time, and Maine had just reported the death of a young child from the flu then, too.
The common flu vaccine this year protects against the three most predominant strains — H1N1, influenza A, known as strain H3N2, and influenza B. The vaccine is recommended for everybody aged 6 months and older and is free for New Hampshire residents under the age of 18.

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by familysearch » 04 Feb 2004, 19:34
by ptimber » 04 Feb 2004, 21:50
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by suanj » 05 Feb 2004, 20:38
by familysearch » 07 Feb 2004, 05:32
by suanj » 07 Feb 2004, 10:50
familysearch wrote:Suanj---So the first known Rizzio presence in Italy was in 1561 and was the Ambassador of Milan, Gian Angelo Rizzio....and he was from Spain? I tried reading different articles about him on the internet, it's difficult to read the translations though.
The pronounciation of Rizzio is Riccio in Italy, yes? I've heard that before.....and it would have made it difficult when the immigrants arrived to America to have their correct surnames used.
Would Gian be prounounced like John? Or does it signify another meaning?
Thank you for your informative reply, you have really given me some more to look into.....any more info that you may have would be really great!
You live in Italy? Where?
by familysearch » 08 Feb 2004, 16:56
by suanj » 08 Feb 2004, 17:49
by familysearch » 08 Feb 2004, 18:13
by suanj » 08 Feb 2004, 19:27
familysearch wrote:suanj,
try this link http://gamt.free.fr/Gamt_Mariages_120.pdf . The last link is incorrect.
So the best thing I can do now is to obtain the ship manifest for my Great Grandpa Angelo to know the exact place of origin. Noone in my family seems to know anymore than what I know, where he was born, etc.
by familysearch » 08 Feb 2004, 20:26
by suanj » 08 Feb 2004, 23:22
familysearch wrote:Suanj,
Your link was correct...I miscommunicated what I was trying to say...
this link http://gamt.free.fr/Gamt_Mariages_120.pdf is one that I found on my genealogy search.....could you tell me what it is? There is a Rizzio listed....I am not sure what the document is though, it is in Italian....Could you translate what it is for me?
I appreciate ALL of your help on my search....
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May 4th, 2004, 05:57 AM #46
Spent the morning re writing two short stories.
"Jac" a twist on Jack the Ripper has gone off to Dark Corners.
"All Things Seen" A short story I love and which has a long history *g* well neatened it up a bit and sent off to Neo-opsis
See what happens... who knows.... (damn the smilie worked!)
May 4th, 2004, 12:51 PM #47
Jac rejected, re submitted to Dark Anumus
All Things Seen passed on to main editor... Will have the yes or no in a few weeks....
May 4th, 2004, 10:28 PM #48
Found some time
I was able to write:
Acid Arrow - A tale of a woman's revenge
Wooden Circle - a modern day dragon story
both are on the editing room floor.
I also got half way into writing:
The Cave
and when I got to where I thought the story was going to end, I was left hanging. The story will be at least double its current 4800 word length as I'm only half way into the story. As I wrote the story morphed on me. No I'm writing stuff I didn't know was going to happen.
Once I finish that story, if nothing else is screaming to get out, I'll get back to a boy and his dragon.
May 5th, 2004, 04:06 PM #49
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Been a long time. New job + drumming in a band = no time for writing.
Luckily, however, I'm comfortable enough in the new job to stark slacking, and so I'm back with a vengeance.
Withdrawal got rejected (of course) under the guise that it, "Had nothing to separate it from other stories of the type." At least they didn't say, "Damn this sucked." Or "Quit writing and focus your attention on something easy, like being a fry cook at McDonalds." But meh. I forsee self-publishing in my future.
Today I banged out a tremendously long chapter of Twilight War (http:\\cool.sapphiresoft.net\noctis\twilight.htm) , and it was hard because it involved the death of one of the main characters, and it happens to be one that: A) I liked a lot, and B) was involved in a very sweet relationship with another of my favorite characters. I rarely kill off my characters, and it was hard to bring myself to do it, but it really does advance the plot in interesting ways.
I'm taking a breather atm, then I'm going to dive into Holy Land and bang out some more delightful, Machiavellian intrigue.
Oh, and if any of you haven't listened to Evanescence, go buy their CD and listen to it. Wow.
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May 17th, 2004, 08:38 PM #51
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Lucky Joe has a story now appearing in Antipodean SF:
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May 19th, 2004, 11:03 PM #52
A most excelent story Lucky Joe! Obviously the 'luck' part of your name is a misnomer. Keep up the great work!
I've been silent the part week or so. Dang nab-it. Work has been sucking in a mojor way. I work for a large comapny that has just announced a strike. Being that I am not of the union, I will be working 12 hour days. Drat. But life will roll on.
I wrote Don't Talk to the Dog, worked on the Cave and also worked on The Gate.
I had a few rejections and now have 7 stories that needed to be reviewed and resent. The worst rejection was a form letter from Asimov's after four and a half months of waiting. I have 14 somewhere in the process and I am waiting to hear word back on those.
I've reviewed my priorities. I'm going to attempt to edit book 1 again (ok, so I edited it, I just need to get those edits into the computer). Then I want to delve back into book 2. Interspersed between edits, I hope to do another short story or two.
Hopefully this strike will blow over quickly and the stress it's caused in my life gone as well. This has really put a damper on my creativity and I really want to get back at it. This slump has sucked.
May 26th, 2004, 01:50 PM #53
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Work is proceeding on 'Maiden's Point', a ghost story, while I submitted my book, the first novel of my trilogy to a publisher last week.
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May 26th, 2004, 02:47 PM #54
I just submitted my first manuscript "Tiiheläinen" (can't be translated, reason: made up word) to two publishers (would have submitted more but I ran out of paper when printing at school. Yes, that can be a reason). No agents are used around here so its "double or nothing" right away.
Plan for the next couple of months: Sit by the front door when the mailman arrives. Sweat. Become paranoid. Go through different stages of self acceptance. Repeat.
May 28th, 2004, 02:28 AM #55
Well my novel "The Hat Man" did not mke the short list for the Lichfield Prize 2004. *sigh*
Not that I expected it to, a fantasy novel, no matter how good ( and mine wasn't that good) would not stand much of a change in a "open" category comp... Still least the letter informing me was hand typed... lol...
Good do I feel as sick as a parrot over this. But it will pass, I hope... *g*
I need to start looking for publishers. I have re-edited it and added a chapter... so.....
I hate these times....
May 28th, 2004, 10:16 AM #56
I hope the parrot mood passes quickly and you can get back at it. You shouldn't feel down as you do have great ideas and are quite talented.
For myself, I've been run through the ringer this week. The strike at my company only lasted 4 days, but its effects on me personally were devistating (working 12 hour days for 5 days). It was emotionally exhausting and mentally draining. Had a hard time sleep or concentrating.
To go along with my down mood I also recieved a couple rejections citing one story as 'dull in execution' . Kinda sorta took the wind out of my sails. I plan on abandoning much of my rejected works and move forward without them. I'll probably post them up on my web site and let others bash them. I do have a couple that I'll be re-writing and re-submitting to other places.
I plan on recharging my batteries this weekend (with a trip to Universal Studios) and come back next week with a fury. I need to regain my momentum that was taken away from me. I hope to have better progress to post next week.
June 2nd, 2004, 08:47 PM #57
Editing, Editing, Editing. I'm Strunk and Whited out. Argh.
I edited a lot of my short stories and decided that some of them are bunk. I'll be posting those on my web site due to the fact that I doubt they'll ever be published elsewhere.
I also wrote a story [b]Nightmare? Here Comes the Beast Again[b]. It was intended to be a little scary, but all in all it was silly. I'm going to edit it later and actually make it funny. One friend said it was 'cute' and I though NO! it's supposed to be scary. Argh! Oh well. It can always be a humorous, fright fest.
HEY! Where'd everybody go? No one has posted in a while. Did every one hit a writer's block at the same time?
June 3rd, 2004, 12:16 AM #58
Technically, it's not fiction since most of it is true. I gained this information from interviews at a con... but it keeps me off the streets... and busy in the bars interviewing strangely dress people:
10 Ways To Tell if your Star Trek Costume is Too Small
June 3rd, 2004, 12:31 AM #59
I tell ya sheepie, I worry about you more and more with each link you post.
I just visited your site. Congrats on the award! Albeit very late, but congrats. I wasn't aware that you wrote books for the younger set. Very interesting.
My latest foray into the writing world can be found at Alien Skin Mag this month. Please stop by and let me know what you think.
June 3rd, 2004, 01:40 AM #60
Writer's block.... errr... I call it avoiding doing anything. At the moment I am fine tuning it it will be a masterpiece of avoidance,once I am finished.
I am helping edit Juzzza's project.
Editing Map, but HE has blown his home computer up (I think this is his splatter the hard drive period or kiss the mother board goodbye... )
Still trying to edit Llafn Meistr... am one third of the way through and have lost all the steam in my boiler for this... It really needs another pair of eyes, but hell, no one is fool enough to read over 250,000 words. So I will keep plodding at it....
I have opened the file for Hat Man and closed it again... Since it failed to be short listed for the Lichfield Prize. I know I have to get it out there again. But I don't know what to do with the "floating chapter" This is a strange beastie. I was originally written as the last one. Then removed for submission. I feel it belongs in the book... but it could be both the last chapter or the first. I need to make a decision. I also have lost my chapter breakdown and synopsis for this sucker... it got lost during the transfer of stuff from my old machine to my new.
As for any newer projects, like Oracle.. those have died, or rather been shoved to the back of the cupboard like that hated piece of cross stitch the teacher wants you to finish over the summer holiday...
Real life in the form of work, builders and decorators in the house. Add to that generally can't be bothered and todding off to sit and watch a film is taking its toll on the writing...


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Holiday Cookies
With the holiday baking season here it is time to dust off the holiday cookie recipes and I thought that it was a perfect time to share some of my favourites with you. When I was growing up cookies played an important roll over the holidays and no matter who's house your were visiting there would be a platter of cookies just waiting to be sampled. Cookies are perfect for serving at parties or any kind of social gathering and they also make great gifts so if you are attending a party, bring some along with you when you go. Christmas cookies come in many shapes and forms from Santa's chocolate chip cookies, to gingerbread men, to bars, to balls, to biscotti, to brittles and barks. Enough with this, lets get on to the cookies! I do hope that you enjoy this holiday cookie guide!
Christmas Fruit Cake (photo above) is a classic for a good reason! This moist boozy fruit cake is a welcome addition to any holiday cookie platter, though you need to start making it really early.
Nanaimo Bars - These nutty chocolate and and cream layered bars hail from Canada and they are best served chilled.
Maple Butter Tarts - Another Canadian treat! These butter tarts are like mini pecan pies except they are more commonly filled with raisins and walnuts. You just can't go wrong with the all butter flaky pastry filled with maple-y goodness!
Orange Cookies Dipped in Chocolate - Chocolate and orange is a flavour combo that is hard to beat but when you throw them into short bread you take them to an all new buttery heaven!
Gingersnap Cookies - These cookies are among my favorites and I just can't seem to get enough of the gingery delicacies.
Cranberry Turtle Bars - Cranberries are in season over the holidays and in these fantastically divine bars they are used in a cranberry caramel sauce that is poured over pecans and then covered in a chocolate drizzle that is not to be missed!
Chocolate Turtle Cookies - Chocolate turtles have long been a staple at Christmas for my family and these chocolate thumb print cookies filled with dulce de leche and pecans are even better then the store bought candy version!
Chocolate and Pistachio Biscotti - Biscotti is a cookie that is baked two times and that makes it extra hard which makes it perfect for dipping in coffee of a cup of hot cocoa!
Shortbread - Another holiday classic! There is just something magical about shortbread with its dead simple recipe including nothing more that flour, butter, sugar and a touch of salt.
Bacon Chocolate Chip Cookies - If chocolate chip cookies are Santa's favourite then you really can't go wrong baking a batch for Christmas and this version includes some salty bacon that goes surprisingly well in a sweet cookie!


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Over the past 6 years or so, I've failed each item on "The Turkey Test." It's very simple: will your code work properly on a person's machine in or around the country of Turkey? Take this simple test.
- Parsing dates from a configuration file using DateTime.Parse(string):
Does it pass "The Turkey Test?"
Reason: Turkish people write July 4th, 2008 as "04.07.2008"
Fix: Always specify what format your date is in. In this case, we use a DateTimeFormat.InvariantInfo which just happens to be USA English's format (more or less):
Which gives us what we were expecting:
Scott Hanselman likes to talk about DateTimes. (Be sure to see his DateTime interview question).
- Ok, ok. You knew about dates. I sort of did, but I still got it wrong the first few times. What about this seemingly simple piece of code:
Does it pass "The Turkey Test?"
Reason: Turkish people use a period to group digits (like people in the USA use a comma). Instead of getting a 4.5% discount like you intended, Turkish people will be getting at 45% discount.
Fix: Again, always specify your format explicitly:
Which saves your company from having to go out of business from having too high of discounts:
- Say your application reads in some command line parameter:
Forget about Turkey, this won't even pass in the USA. You need a case insensitive compare. So you try:
String.Compare(string,string,bool ignoreCase):
Or using String.ToLower():
Or String.Equals with CurrentCultureIgnoreCase:
Or even a trusty Regular Expression:
Do any of these pass "The Turkey Test?"
Not a chance!
Reason: You've been hit with the "Turkish I" problem.
As discussed by lots and lots of people, the "I" in Turkish behaves differently than in most languages. Per the Unicode standard, our lowercase "i" becomes "İ" (U+0130 "Latin Capital Letter I With Dot Above") when it moves to uppercase. Similarly, our uppercase "I" becomes "ı" (U+0131 "Latin Small Letter Dotless I") when it moves to lowercase.
Fix: Again, use an ordinal (raw byte) comparer, or invariant culture for comparisons unless you absolutely need culturally based linguistic comparisons (which give you uppercase I's with dots in Turkey)
And finally, a fix to our Regex friend:
- My final example is especially embarrassing. I was actually smug when I wrote something like this (note the comment):
Does this simple program pass "The Turkey Test?"
You're probably hesitant to say "yes" ... and rightly so. Because this too fails the test.
Reason: As Raymond Chen points out, there are more than 10 digits out there. Here, I use real Arabic digits (see page 4 of this code table):
Fix: A CultureInvariant won't help you here. The only option is to explicitly specify the character range you mean:
Or use the RegexOptions.ECMAScript option. In
JavaECMAScript, "\d" means [0-9] which gives us:
"The Turkey Test" poses a very simple question, but yet is full of surprises for guys like me who didn't realize all the little details. Turkey, as we saw above, is sort of like "New York, New York" in the classic Frank Sinatra song:
"These little town blues, are melting away
I'll make a brand new start of it - in old New York
If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere
Its up to you - New York, New York"
If your code properly runs in Turkey, it'll probably work anywhere.
This brings us to the logo program:
"Turkey Test" Logo Program Requirements:
- Read Joel Spolsky's basic introduction to Unicode to understand the absolute minimum about it.
- Read Microsoft's "New Recommendations for Using Strings in Microsoft .NET 2.0" article and this post by the BCL team.
- Always specify culture and number formatter for all string, parsing, and regular expression you use.
- If you read data from the user and want to process it in a language sensitive matter (e.g. sorting), use the CurrentCulture. If none of that matters, really try to use use Ordinal comparisons.
- Run FxCop on your code and make sure you have no CA1304 (SpecifyCultureInfo) or CA1305 (SpecifyIFormatProvider) warnings.
- Unit test string comparing operations in the "tr-TR" culture as well as your local culture (unless you actually live in Turkey, then use a culture like "en-US").
Having successfully passed the above requirements, your software will finally be able to wear "Passed 'The Turkey Test'" logo with pride.
Note: Special thanks to my coworker, Evan, for calling the 3rd type of error "Turkeys." Also, thanks to Chip and Dan Heath for the "Sinatra Test" idea.


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The Historic Clare City Bakery, now known as Cops & Doughnuts Bakery has been a scratch bakery since it opened in 1896. Come enjoy our bakery treats 7 days a week. In the heart of Downtown Clare, Michigan
Are you kidding me? Spice cookies (orange frosting) the size of coffee saucers, cherry or apple fritters the size of a small plate, cinnamon rolls the size of the Hulk's fists. This place is amazing, and the corresponding price is amazing. My favorite might still be the eclair-shaped donut with maple frosting and topped with 2 strips of bacon. Yes, bacon. I get ADD, and can't decide what I want, everything is so good. I'm even interested in trying some of the basic diner food they have off on the side, made to order. Great place, I always make this a stop off point when we head up North.
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Josh Holloway
While Holloway may forever be known for his southern drawl as Sawyer from ABC's Lost, we know he's capable of much, much more. His turn as Agent Hanaway in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol showed he could pull of the secret agent persona better than some of his fellow cast members, and we're not the only ones who see super-heroism in his future. As much as we'd like our expectations for Quasar in the Marvel world to be tied to Holloway, DC could surprise us by snagging him first, putting his effortless charm into the creation of a new Bruce Wayne/Batman. There was much to like about Lost's Sawyer: a truly scarred man who kept others at a distance, and used charisma to hide his suffering - until someone pushed him too far. Most importantly, Sawyer was a character we wanted to like, despite what darkness we knew lay just beneath the surface. That's a proven Bruce Wayne if there ever was one.
Matt BomerAs the lead in USA Networks' White Collar, Matt Bomer's no stranger to characters operating on the fringes of what might be considered 'legal action.' But the success of the show is due in large part to the nuances and likeability Bomer has brought to the stingy and sterile world of crooked millionaires - a trait we hope to see Bruce Wayne exhibit as well. It's easy to see why Bomer has found an audience among females, and gained more fans after his appearance in Steven Soderbergh's Magic Mike (2012). DC and Warner Bros. have also noticed Bomer's range, signing him to voice Superman in their next animated feature, Superman: Unbound (2013). The similarity of Bomer to British actor Henry Cavill (Man of Steel) has been noted in the past, looking more like brothers than dramatic foils. While some might see that as a drawback, passionate fans of both heroes' animated TV series might argue that a shared jawline is more essential than problematic.
Anson Mount
Many movie fans may only know Anson Mount from his time working on the railroad as Cullen Bohannon of AMC's Hell On Wheels. Those who've watched the western don't need to be told how much nuance (and beard) Mount has brought to the role, with miniscule dialogue with which to work, and a mission of vengeance driving his character. But beneath that hair, grime and Southern drawl is the same 'heartthrob' that romanced Britney Spears in her big screen debut, Crossroads (2002), meaning Bruce Wayne's public persona isn't too much of a stretch either. If you saw the Jason Statham action flick Safe, you saw Mount's action/combat skills as an evil ex-special forces bagman. Portraying a brooding man on a secret mission gives Mount an edge at present, with the build and look that would fit right in among Gotham's elite - after that, Batman should be a cakewalk. And as his quirky turn as bespectacled 'Chris' in the underground Poolhall Junkies (2002) proved, he's anything but a one-note performer.
Luke Evans
If Warner Bros. Intends on keeping up their habit of casting lesser-known but proven actors as superheroes with serious depth, then they would do well to take a look at Luke Evans as a successor to the cape and cowl. He's even British! Evans may certainly sit within the 'face, not a name' category at this point, but he's been turning in standout performances in otherwise lacking films (see The Three Musketeers), pairing his looks with undeniable screen presence, and always with an edge or air of unpredictability. His star will continue to rise as 'Bard the Bowman' in the upcoming releases of The Hobbit trilogy, and the central antagonist of Fast Six (2013). For now, the Welsh thespian may be most familiar for his recent performance as Zeus, opposite Henry Cavill in Immortals. Of all the actors on our list, Evans is the only who can already be seen alongside the soon-to-be Man of Steel, and the results speak for themselves.
Richard Armitage
As a regular on the BBC's Spooks (broadcast in North America as MI-5) Richard Armitage has convincingly played one of the British government's most respected (and personally troubled) intelligence agents, as adept at hand-to-hand combat as he is detection and counter-terror investigations. You see where we're going with this. Armitage, like Evans, will be garnering more attention thanks to director Peter Jackson, already having appeared as king-to-be Thorin Oakenshield in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. That makeup and digital trickery conceals Armitage's 6'2" frame (and more than a passing resemblance to Hugh Jackman), so he has the stature to go along with the skills. An unknown with a proven track record as a high-level covert operative makes him the perfect fit for the rebooted version of Batman we hope to see, and The Hobbit will certainly be putting him on studios' radars; we hope DC and Warner Bros. are among the first to intercept him.


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Those who wish to remain anonymous can contact Seacoast Crime Stoppers at 603-431-1199. Tips can also be left anonymously online at www.seacoastcrimestoppers.org, or by sending an SMS text to CRIMES (274637) and including "TIPSCS" in the message. Cash rewards of up to $1,000 are available for information that leads to an arrest and indictment.


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Gardeners select plants for their visual beauty, aromatic splendor, or edible glory. We see our gardens, we smell our gardens, and we taste our gardens. But do we listen to our gardens? By focusing on plants that attract songbirds, we can create gardens that literally sing.
"Birdsong has two primary purposes," explains Sergio Harding, a biologist with the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries: "To establish a territory and to attract a mate." Thus, incorporating birdsong into a garden is as simple as creating an environment that encourages songbirds to settle down and raise a family. How to do that? "Think like a bird," says Cliff Fairweather, a naturalist and the Northern Virginia organizer for Audubon at Home, the Audubon Society's backyard wildlife habitat education program. "What does a bird need to survive? Food, water, shelter, and space are the key components of habitats that birds seek."
To plan an audible garden, think about the birds you'd like to attract and the sorts of environments they prefer.
Musical Phenoms: Bluebirds, Robins, and Other Thrushes
Field guides use terms like ethereal, liquid, flutelike, and hauntingly beautiful to describe these birds' voices. "The thrushes have, for my money, the most beautiful songs of North American songbirds," says Fairweather. "The veery actually sings in harmony with itself."
Big, Bubbling Songs: Wrens
For nonstop song, it's hard to beat the various species of wrens. One captive male Carolina wren, for example, sang nearly 3,000 times in a single day. Most species readily adapt to backyard living and will fill the garden with song from dawn to dusk.
Whistles, Chirps, Buzzes, and Trills: Sparrows and Finches
This large group of songbirds includes towhees, grosbeaks, juncos, and a plethora of sparrows and finches. Some of the most common species—such as song sparrows, fox sparrows, white-throated sparrows, purple finches, and house finches—are real standout vocal artists.
Clear Notes and Cheerful Voices: Warblers
Bright colors and variable songs make the warblers some of the most beloved songbirds in North America. Tempt these insect-eaters with dense, multitiered plantings of shrubs and trees, which offer shelter and harbor insects. Warblers are also attracted to water.
Mimics and Late-Night Performers: Mockingbirds, Catbirds, and Other Thrashers
They may not be the most melodious songbirds, but these renowned mimics are certainly among the most enthusiastic; both mockingbirds and catbirds will sing into the night, often performing until the early morning hours.
Garden Gossips and Winter Chatter: Chickadees, Titmice, and Other Talkers
Chickadees and titmice chatter while foraging, and are not shy about scolding gardeners who venture too close. Because these diminutive birds rarely migrate, they provide gardeners with a soundtrack throughout the year. "The Peter-Peter-Peter song of tufted titmice can be heard not long after the winter solstice," says Fairweather. "It's my sign that spring will come."
"When you get down to it, all bird vocalizations have something to offer for the attentive listener," says Harding, who believes there are no wrong choices when selecting the soundtrack for your garden.
Five Tips for Attracting Birds
Attracting Songbirds to Your Backyard: Hundreds of Easy Ways to Bring the Music and Beauty of Songbirds to Your Yard, a new book by Sally Roth, explains which birds sing when and why, and how to provide food and create habitat to encourage songbirds to make a home in your garden. Rodale, $31.95. Learn more.
[1] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/bird-gardening-regional-plant-list
[2] http://www.attractingsongbirds.com


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SAB World of Beer
A visit to South African Breweries (SAB) World of Beer museum in Johannesburg's Newtown Cultural Precinct offers fascinating insight into the history of beer - a much-loved beverage in South Africa and the rest of the world. More
Midlands Meander
Showcasing world-class hospitality and agricultural industries, the Midlands Meander offers the visitor country flair with stunning surroundings. The area is well-known for its arts and crafts, and a highlight includes watching craftsmen at work amidst magnificent views. More
The Garden Route
The Garden Route is a mix of modern golf courses, ancient forests, secluded artist communities, retirement estates, modern malls, craft centres, mountain hideaways and beach holidays. A large number of interesting and creative people have come to live down here, drawn to this magnificent stretch of coastline. More
The Friendly N6 Route
Along the N6 route which connects the Free State and the Eastern Cape, you will be warmly welcomed by local B&B owners, restaurateurs and residents who enjoy meeting travelers. Take the small detour to Zastron to find San engravings. More
The Maloti-Drakensberg Transfrontier Project
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42" 14-Drawer Professional Tool Roller Cabinet Rolls for Storage on the Go
Ample storage, effortless mobility and smooth performance all come standard with this Craftsman 42-inch blue rolling tool cabinet. This cabinet was built with the professional in mind, but also doubles as a great storage facility for your home. It gives you 14 spacious drawers and 42 inches of space to keep and organize your tools. Ball-bearing slides make opening and closing very smooth and ensures that everything you need is always close and accessible.
With the 42" 14-drawer tool roller cabinet, you can take all your frequently used tools with you to every job. The cabinet is highly mobile and moves easily with help from four double layer ball-bearing casters. Casters are reinforced by chrome hub caps designed for heavy duty performance. The comfortable, elliptical side handle makes handling and manoeuvring very easy and is chromed to ensure a long corrosion free life. Apart from impressive storage capacity and portability, this cabinet comes in blue to help you roll in style.
- Organize and travel easily with your tool set in the Craftsman 42-inch Blue rolling tool cabinet
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- Gives you 14 drawers of generous storage space to house your assortment of tools and accessories
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- Double layer ball-bearing casters make moving it around effortless and convenient
- Heavy duty casters are reinforced with chrome hub caps for years of reliable performance and easy movement
- Chromed elliptical side handle is oversized to provide you with comfort while handling
Drawers dimensions: 1 drawer: 37-3/8" W x 1-5/8" H x 16-1/4" D - 1 drawer: 37-3/8" W x 3-7/8" H x 16-1/4" D
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A lovely Vintage Vine pattern shines at the center of this charming giclee style ceiling fan medallion.
This ceiling fan medallion features a custom printed Vintage Vine pattern on canvas that is based on an artisan hand-painted design. The giclee canvas is then mounted on a 20 3/4" wide Valencia bronze finish medallion. The medallion is lightweight and installs easily with multi-purpose adhesive (not included).
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All Day IPA "It's Amazing What You Can Pack" Posters
An All Day IPA poster for wherever your beer may take you, whether it's the beach, dockside or camping.
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EXCL PREVIEWS: "Xombi, "Gotham CIty Sirens," "Green Arrow" & "Wonder Woman"
DC has provided CBR with an exclusive look at the series finales of "Xombi, "Gotham CIty Sirens," "Green Arrow" & "Wonder Woman," all hitting stores August 24
BCC - DC Comics' New 52 Panel
A panel of seasoned pros involved in DC Comics' New 52 initiative spoke with fans in Baltimore about what to expect - and not to expect - from the fast-approaching relaunches, from Batman to Jonah Hex and more.
Avengers, Wonder Woman, Conan: Aug 17th Comic Reel
Cap in action on "Avengers" set! "Drive" director to get "Wonder Woman?" Early "Conan" review compares film to video game! Also, Russell Crowe makes nice in Iowa, first photo of Roadblock and more.
DC Comics Solicitations for November, 2011
DC Comics has released their full solicitations text and images for product being released in November, 2011, including the latest from "Action Comics," "Green Lantern," Justice League," "Batman" and more.
EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK: "Wonder Woman," "DC Universe Presents" #3 Covers
DC Comics has provided CBR News with an exclusive first look at the covers and solicitation copy for "Wonder Woman " and "DC Universe Presents" #3.
CBR TV @ CCI: JMS on "Superman: Earth One," the DC Relaunch, "Thor" & More
JMS spoke with CBR TV about the influence "Superman: Earth One" had on DC Comics' decision to launch the New 52, the popular graphic novel's coming sequel, working on the Thor movie & more!
DC Reveals Final Covers, Costumes For "Justice League"
Jim Lee and David Finch help launch the first title of DC Comics "New 52" as they each present a vision of the Justice League featuring the new Big Seven and a Wonder Woman without her legs covered.
Denny O'Neil Travels Back, Looks Forward
Legendary writer and editor Denny O'Neil spoke with CBR about his DC Retroactive books the changes in comics he's witnessed over five decades, the creation of Ra's al Ghul and more
J. Bone Goes "Retro" With Wonder Woman
Artist J. Bone teams with former "Wonder Woman" writer Denny O'Neil to craft a throwback tale for DC Comics' "DC Retroactive: Wonder Woman - The '70s"
DC Comics Solicitations for October, 2011
DC Comics has released their full solicitations text and images for product being released in October, 2011, including every DC Relaunch title, the new Vertigo anthology "Unexpected" and more.
PREVIEW: "Flashpoint: Wonder Woman and the Furies" #2
DC Comics has released a preview of "Flashpoint: Wonder Woman and the Furies" #2, which reveals the origins of the Atlantean and Amazon war.
DC Comics Solicits for "Justice League," "Teen Titans" & More
DC Comics has released their fifth batch of solicitations for the week, this time focusing on the second issues of "Justice League," "Teen Titans," "Wonder Woman" and more!
What Makes Wonder Woman Tick?
ROBOT 6's Michael May looks at DC Comics' Amazonian princess throughout the decades in an effort to discern just what it is that makes Wonder Woman so wonderful.
Amazing Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, Captain America: June 21st Comic Reel
Andrew Garfield talks "Amazing Spider-Man!" Christina Hendricks for "Wonder Woman" movie? Also, The Howling Commandos assemble for trading card image, "Hellboy 3" dead, and more.
PREVIEW: "Flashpoint: Wonder Woman and the Furies" #1
DC Comics has released a preview of "Flashpoint: Wonder Woman and the Furies" #1 by Abnett and Lanning, Scott Clark and David Beaty. Wonder Woman joins the Flashpoint fray June 15.
DC Comics Solicitations for September, 2011
DC Comics has released solicitation information and images for new comics and products shipping in September 2011, including the full solicitations for all the DC Relaunch titles & much more!
Green Lantern, Captain America, Little Vampire: Jun 10th Comic Reel
New featurette describes becoming a "Green Lantern!" Derek Luke talks "Captain America!" Also, "Little Vampire" to be become a film, the ghost of "Wonder Woman" haunts the Internet, and more.
Bedard Tackles "Emperor Aquaman" and "War of the Green Lanterns Aftermath"
Writer Tony Bedard spoke with CBR News about his take on "Flashpoint" with "Emperor Aquaman" and shared details about his recently announced miniseries, "War Of The Green Lanterns Aftermath."
DC Unveils Creators, Covers For 10 Relaunch Titles
Brian Azzarello spearheads "Wonder Woman," Francis Manapul writes "Flash" and heroes from Firestorm to Hawkman get new origins as DC shows off art from the first ten of 52 new series.
Hawkman, X-Men: First Class, Man of Steel: May 31st Comic Reel
"Hawkman" to be a motion picture? Cable for "First Class" sequel? Lana Lang for "Man of Steel?" Also, Clancy Brown joins "Green Lantern," "Hobbit" films get titles, and more.
Stop Fussing About Wonder Woman and Just Do
Following recent remarks that Wonder Woman may be a cursed concept, ROBOT 6's Michael May ponders why so many writers tend to overthink DC's Amazonian Princess.
The Dark Knight Rises, X-Men: First Class, Oblivion: May 23rd Comic Reel
First look at Bane as more actors join "The Dark Knight Rises!" Jennifer Lawrence on playing Mystique! Tom Cruise enters "Oblivion!" Also, new "Green Lantern" trailer and more.
DC Comics Solicitations for August, 2011
DC Comics has released solicitation information and images for new comics and products shipping in August 2011, including the latest chapters of the various "Flashpoint" series, a new "Fables" graphic novel and more.
The Dark Knight Rises, X-Men: First Class, Talent: May 16th Comic Reel
Tension between "Dark Knight Rises" producing partners? New "X-Men" stills put Angel Salvadore on a submarine! Zack Whedon to adapt "Talent!" Also, "Amazing Spider-Man" spoilers and more.
SPINOFF: Is 2011 The Year Network TV Gave Up On Geeks?
With the "Wonder Woman" and "Locke & Key" pilots not getting the greenlight and a lack of new genre shows we know of, SPINOFF asks; is this the year network TV stopped caring about genre fans?
X-Men: First Class, Priest, The Dark Knight Rises: May 13th Comic Reel
Caleb Landry Jones on becoming Banshee! Stars describe "Priest!" Israeli actor to play a mad scientist in "Dark Knight Rises?" Also, NBC passes on "Wonder Woman" and more.
NBC Passes on "Wonder Woman" Pilot
The network has rejected David E. Kelley's "Wonder Woman" revival, which reimagined the DC Comics superheroine as a CEO who fights crime while trying to balance the extraordinary elements of her life. SPINOFF has details.
X-Men: First Class, Green Lantern, Priest: May 12th Comic Reel
"First Class" clip appears online! New "Green Lantern" poster features the power of fear! "Priest's" Lily Collins on vampires and karaoke! Also, "Tintin" on the streets of Cannes and more.
The Dark Knight Rises, The Amazing Spider-Man, Conan: May 10th Comic Reel
The Lazarus Pit confirmed? Martin Sheen on playing Uncle Ben! "Conan" poster arrives with sword in hand! Also, new "Green Lantern" banner, "Wonder Woman" update and more.
Thor, The Dark Knight Rises, Priest: May 6th Comic Reel
Chris Hemsworth on entering the world of "Thor!" Joseph Gordon-Levitt excited about "The Dark Knight Rises!" An early "Priest" review is in! Also, new "X-Men" character trailers and more.
VIDEO: Green Lantern Guest Stars on "Batman: TB&tB"
Cartoon Network has released clips and images from the next episode of "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" guest-starring Green Lantern as he and the Caped Crusader take on Star Sapphire.
FLASHPOINT FACTS: DnA Takes On "Lois Lane" and "Wonder Woman"
In part two of CBR's exclusive coverage, writing duo Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning discuss international destruction in their two fighting female "Flashpoint" miniseries: "Lois Lane and the Resistance" and "Wonder Woman and the Furies."
Luke Cage, Green Lantern, Rex Mundi: Apr 21st Comic Reel
Isaiah Mustafa talking "Luke Cage" film with Marvel? New "Green Lantern" pics of Tomar-Re! "Rex Mundi" finds new writers! Also, a "Spider-Man" musical actor returns from a 35 ft fall and more.
The Dark Knight Rises, The Avengers, Conan: Apr 20th Comic Reel
Marion Cotillard and Joseph Gordon-Levitt's "Dark Knight Rises" roles revealed! Kevin Feige talks post-"Avengers" films! Also, "Conan" star on Frank Frazetta's influence and more.
SPINOFF: TV's Wonder Woman To Wear 3 Costumes
It turns out NBC didn't change Wonder Woman's costume in response to widespread criticism. Instead, star Adrianne Palicki will don three different looks in David E. Kelley's pilot, including one with shorts.
Cowboys & Aliens, Thor, Man of Steel: Apr 12th Comic Reel
Jon Favreau talks "Cowboys & Aliens" duo! Natalie Portman talks Jane Foster! Michael Shannon talks Zod! Also, new "Green Lantern" images, "The Hobbit" at 48 frames per second, and more.
DC Comics Solicitations for July, 2011
DC Comics has released solicitation information and images for new comics and products shipping in July 2011, including the latest chapters of the various "Flashpoint" series the return of Cassandra Cain and more!
Flashpoint Friday Reveals New Character Designs
DC Comics continues their "Flashpoint Friday" tradition, kicking things off this week with a look at series artist Andy Kubert's design and notes for the event. UPDATED with the Canterbury Cricket!
Iron Man 3, Green Lantern, Spawn: Apr 1st Comic Reel
"Iron Man 3" finds a writer? Todd McFarlane directing "Spawn?" A farm visit for "The Walking Dead?" Stan Lee filming his "Captain America" cameo? Sift through the April Fools Day rumors, facts, and lies.
Green Lantern, The Wolverine, Cowboys & Aliens: Mar 31st Comic Reel
Geoffrey Rush to voice Tomar-Re! Hugh Jackman searches for a new "Wolverine" director! "Cowboys & Aliens" first act described! Also, Superman for separate films and more.
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Burgers are the perfect weeknight meal and using lean chicken or turkey burgers keep these burgers figure friendly. You can certainly buy your own ground chicken and make the patties yourself but if you don't feel like getting your hands dirty, the pre-seasoned patties are perfect. If you're feeling extra lazy and you are lucky enough to have a Trader Joe's near you they make delicious pre-cooked chicken burger in the refrigerated section which are so good!
I always have sauce on hand, it's smart to make large batches of sauce to jar or freeze so you can whip up quick meals in a pinch... of course store bought jarred sauce would work as well. Serve these over fat free rolls such as ciabatta or whole wheat kaiser if you can find them. Points may vary depending on brands. The rolls I used were 110 calories, 0 fat, 0 fiber, 23 carbs.
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Calories: 324.7 • Fat: 8.9 g • Protein: 31.1 g • Carb: 28.8 g • Fiber: 0.9 g • Sugar: 2 g
Sodium 775 mg (without adding salt)
- 16 oz lean chicken burgers
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Heat the sauce; cook burgers 2-3 minutes on each side. Top with cheese; when melted put on a roll and top with sauce. Enjoy!


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Basil Chicken (Gai Pad Krapow)
Basil Chicken (Gai Pad Krapow)
Thai Basil Chicken – made with ground chicken, basil leaves, and chilies. Basil chicken is great with rice and this recipe is super easy and authentic!
Originally published on Dec 1, 2009. Updated with new photos.
When I was working in Beverly Hills, there is this Thai restaurant that my colleagues and I would always go to. One of my favorite dishes was its spicy basil chicken rice plate—perfectly steamed and fluffy jasmine rice coupled with ground chicken meat infused with aromatic Thai basil leaves. It was delicious, with fine balance of fiery hot and savory. I just loved that dish.
Now that I left the company, I often miss the basil chicken rice plate for my lunch. Living in Orange County, with no decent Thai restaurants within the 30 miles radius, I decided to learn making it myself. And so I did, and I learned well.There are many gai pad krapow recipes scattered on the internet but I attempted and adapted the basil chicken recipe at Temple of Thai. The beautiful picture pretty much sealed the deal. It did not disappoint; it works and delivers the authentic flavors that I have been longing for.
I love making this recipe at home because Mr. Rasa Malaysia really enjoys the dish. My son also loves the recipe because it's made with ground chicken and it's very easy for him to chew and eat. For the basil leaves, if you can find royal basil leaves in your farmers market, use them. Otherwise, use Asian basil leaves with purple stems. All in all though, this Thai basil leaf chicken recipe is very easy to make and will definitely be my keeper!
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Oooh yes,I've noticed that the smaller the chicken the more I enjoy it. I will certainly put this recipe to use as soon as possible.
I can "smell" the fragrance of this dish from here by using my imagination!!! Yummy yummy!!!
great recipe…chicken and basil is such a great flavor combination!
I absolutely love this dish too. And those Thai restaurants I have been too either have it too greasy (excessive use of chili oil) or too salty.
That looks so authentic and yummy…I'll buy the basil try it this weekend. Ever since my friend Pieter gave me kecap manis, I've used it in many dishes.
Which Thai restaurant in/near Beverly Hills did you go to?
i fell in love with Thai food when I was in Sydney.. I needed to eat Thai food at least once or twice a week, but I never did cook them.. I should try since this is easy :D and yummmmyyy !! Served with rice and sunny side up egg! * oh hungry… *
Looks so good. Makes me think to do a larb play on the recipe and add roasted rice powder.
Oh…. now i know what to do with the overgrown basil tree i have… THANKS!!!
Delicious. Where was this yummy recipe when I had an overabundance of basil this summer? :)
mmmmmmmmm, that looks very simple
basil can be replaced by spnich and would taste great as well.
can you use jaggery to substitute for the palm sugar? or some other substitute?
This is one of my absolute favorites when I lived in Thailand: though usually with pork (moo) as opposed to chicken. Incredibly delicious over rice, or with the Thai rice crackers!
Mmm. Now I'm homesick.
I love this stir fry! Extra spicy for me please. :) Just a couple of tablespoons of this and a bowl of steamed rice and I call it a meal. But make sure I have a big tall glass of water near by. LOL If you can get holy basil it would even be super delicious. It's what they used in Thailand. Holy basil is one of my favorite herbs. The aroma is a lil lemony and peppery and compliments well with spicy stir-fried dishes like this one. I have a picture of my holy basil plant that I used when I made a classic Cambodian dish called Fiery Stir-Fried Lemongrass Quail.
Oh yum! On a chilly, wet day such as this, I would love to cozy up to this spicy dish!
looks delicious, I'm cooking it this weekend – can you tell me how many that recipe will serve?
Yum, imagining how basil-y and wonderful it'd be with a bowl of rice!
this is one of my favourite thai dishes! doesnt look spicy but it sure is hot!
never attempted to make it on my own cos i guess pg's quite blessed with thai food restaurants :)
That looks like a really nice dish Bee! I understand why you've been craving it. That's the perfect lunch for any day of the week. I'll be making soon! Thanks for sharing!
(4 exclamation points in one comment. I think i exceeded my quota! :)
hello it is my first time visiting here, it's a great site with a great recipes, thanks for share.
This look really great. I also like it extra spicy.
You can find holy basil in Little Sigone markets.
Thanks for sharing this recipe with us.
basil is pretty much my favourite herb so i definitely love this! will try and make it this week as my meals are starting to seem pretty boring and i'm craving thai food :)
i cooked this the same day you posted it – it was awesome!
This one is next on my list. I made Kung Pao chicken today for lunch and loved it as did my guests! Thanks for sharing your recipes. Whatever I have tried from your website has always turned out delightful.
great posting.. that's a really good
I've tested it today and it was pretty fine(I'm in love with sweet basil), thank you for your recipe.I've put an adpation of it on my website in french.
Mr Pomme
Holy basil should be used or it will be called Phat haropa instead.
Thank you for the delicious recipe! I love thai food and I had this dish at a thai restaurant before but it was way too salty. Your recipe is so simple and easy to make and it has just enough flavor to satisfy my taste buds. Thank you! =)
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Looks amazing and is making me hungry. Thanks for the recipe, I will give it a try.
I make this at least once a week, substituting brown sugar for the palm sugar and using very thinly sliced steak instead of ground chicken. The smell of fish sauce is, I find, overwhelmingly strong, so I usually add in the juice of half a lime during the 'add liquid' stage, and serve it over rice with a lime slice as garnish/further flavor to brighten things up.
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I cannot wait to give this a try! Could you also make it with Pork? If so, which cut do you think?
It's funny, I've ordered this at various restaurants in the UK and sometimes it comes like the above but other times it comes as sliced meat with more of a 'sauce'. It definitely has the same English language name on the menus.
Oh, also, will your book be available in the UK? Thanks again!
I love this dish! Will you recommend cutting chicken breast/thigh into small piece at home, rather than buying ground meat at supermarkets?
It is a good take although I don't grind up the chicken meat, use Thai Basil and Brown Sugar. Also there are a lot of good Thai restaurants in the OC, you must not be from round here are yah???
I've made this recipe a few times now, and I absolutely love it. I do make a bit extra of the sauce but all the proportions are spot on. I actually like this one better than the local thai place! Thanks a lot for the recipe!
Oh my! I am currently eating this wonderful dish but I needed to take a break and simply say "Oh wow" and "oh my"! Such a wonderful dish and an easy one to make. Goes very well with jasmine rice.
Excellent recipe! I've made this many times and always a hit. Tonight, I substituted the chicken with shrimp. Chopped (not ground) shrimp. Ooh so very nice!! : )
Thank you for this great recipe! Cooked it tonight and it is simply brilliant. Thank you again.
I made this last night with tofu instead of chicken and thought it was excellent. I substituted black soy sauce for the kecap manis (because I didn't have any) and increased the fish sauce to 1 3/4 tablespoons. I also thought 3 thai chilies was plenty–it came out very hot.
I served it with a Thai version of my fried rice recipe, using a combination of fish sauce and soy sauce, adding tomatoes and leaving out the Chinese rice wine. All around a really nice meal. Thanks for the inspiration.
Just made a version of this with what I had in the fridge. Yummy. Beautiful photograpy.
This is such a wonderful recipe – so simple to make with only a few basic ingredients but incredibly delicious to eat. Thank you.
Great recipe! Its really good! Thank you :)
this is my own modified version:
1) 4 cloves garlic
2) 4 big red chilies
3) 8 bird's eye chilies
4) 500gm minced chicken or beef
5) oil for sauteing
6) 2 tbsp kikkoman soy sauce
7) 2 1/2 tbsp oyster sauce
8) 1 1/2 tbsp Thai fish sauce
9) a dash of white pepper powder
10) 1 tbsp sugar
11) a bunch of Thai sweet basil (or 1 tbsp dried basil if you can't find any)
blend 1, 2 and 3 until all incorporated. heat up oil in big frying pan or wok on medium fire, saute the blended ingredients until fragrant then mix in the minced chicken and stir well. add some water if too dry. when it's cooked, add in all the sauces, pepper and sugar and Thai sweet basil. stir for 30 seconds and serve. trust me it's spicy and delicious, you can eat it with rice, topped with a sunny side up.
the reason i blended the chilies and garlic so that they release more flavor. you must adjust the seasoning so that it suits your taste. alternatively you can also toss in some yardlong bean, cut them 1 inch in length. use red chilies for best result.
This recipe is fantastic as is, and it has quickly become one of my favorite dishes to make. Thanks to your recipes I don't have to miss out on my favorite asian dishes just because I don't live in a city anymore! Thanks so much, keep up the good work!
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Hey when you say shallots do you mean the little onions or spring onions??
Looks like yum! Are coconut aim is a suitable substitute in this recipe or is there something better? Thanks!
Hi if I don't have ke cap manis can I use regular low sodium soy sauce.
Do have the nutritional info on this dish?
What's a substitute for palm sugar? I have all the ingredients except for the palm sugar.
This was out of this world delicious! I served it over brown jasmine rice with a fried egg on top!
This is a terrific option for those who live far away from an authentic Thai restaurant, or who just want the hands on experience of making it themselves. Great recipe!


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• White, marquise-shaped mother of pearl cabochons at the post and bottom of dangle
• Earrings measure 1-7/8" long x 1/2" wide and feature post and clutch closures
• Designed and crafted in America with gemstones from around the world
Inspired by the delicate and elegant fine art on display in the galleries of Canyon Road, these earrings are at once both sophisticated and sweet. Two marquise-shaped white mother of pearl gemstones add light and grace to the design from atop the post and inside the hoop. The structure of the earrings is crafted from sterling silver and brass, in softly sweeping arcs and curved lines.
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Santa Fe's version of Rodeo Drive, Canyon Road captures the essence of the city's style — sophisticated, bold, and elegant. Textured Western detailing in sterling silver and brass glows with the moonlit magic of mother-of-pearl.
Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the genuine gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


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Marshwood's season ends with close loss to Sanford
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Nobody who's been paying attention should have expected anything less.
Each team had a clear strategy. The Hawks (9-10) wanted to get the ball inside to 6-foot-6 center Brady Innes (14 points), giving him close-in chances and freeing up perimeter looks when the defense collapsed.
The Spartans wanted looks for senior off-guard Ryan Camire, a 22-points-per-game scorer who entered the game with 989 for his career.
The Hawks used their 3-point shooting to build a little early separation, with big man Innes bringing the big crowd to life by hitting a trey on his team's first possession. Danny Veino and McLean followed suit.
The lead grew to 26-18 after Dodge hit a jumper in transition midway through the second quarter. But Innes was slapped with his third foul shortly after that, paving the way for the Spartans to go on a 7-1 run and climb back in.
The last two possessions of the half swung the momentum back to Marshwood. First, reserve guard Dylan Hamm got free inside to make it 32-27. Then, the defense hounded Camire (17 points) on the right wing for the final 10 seconds, preventing him from getting a shot off, with Zamarchi jogging off the floor shaking his fist after the horn sounded.
Marshwood found itself down by one in the final minute but fouled Camire, who hit both tries with 36 seconds left. Dodge (11 points) drove and hit a pull-up at the other end to make it 50-49, but it was again Camire getting fouled and making both to keep his team up three.
Sanford 52, Marshwood 49


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Rosco1 wrote:Poor old Lockyer...Can some-one send him around a box of hankies.....lol
Is any-one else having the problem of ...signing in...writing your ******then posting only to be told that ''you cannot post''.....Dammm....You lose all the stuff you write as well.....grump....
I check that I am still signed in....yep,,,says I am....So...I repeat the process and....Wholla....IT GOES THROUGH.
So frustrating especially when it is a big post that you were trying to send.
Activity_Dept wrote:Just a note. If you login from the sites main page i.e click map then login it retains your email address (or it does on my 2 PS's) so you just need to type in your password.
Hope that helps.
GypsyLady wrote:That does not work for me....still have to go through the whole process.
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