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- 1 tablespoon(s) butter room temperature
- coarse salt and ground pepper
- 2 tablespoon(s) mayonnaise
- 0.25 teaspoon(s) chipotle chile powder
- lime wedges
- 1 Heat a grill or grill pan to high. Clean and lightly oil hot grill.
- Place Parmesan on a plate; set aside. Brush corn with
- butter and season with salt and pepper. Grill corn until kernels
- are tender and slightly charred, 10 to 12 minutes, turning
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There are boys in my neighborhood who used to attended a private school in another town. Last year they attend the private school some of the time and some of the time they went to the public school. Now they don't appear to go to school at all (ages 8 and 11). I believe that they are being home schooled, but due to specific reasons (I won't get into here) I don't believe the at-home parent is qualified or capable. And if the school board were to visit the home I am certain they would not be allowed to home school the children. It is a filthy environment and the children do not have guests other than very close family. I also heard through the grapevine that they never formally withdrew from the private school. Not to be a nosy neighbor but I think the children could very well be emotionally abused and cannot believe that the superintendent would allow this person to home-school the children. They appear to be slaved away doing yard work day and night. Yes, night. What are the criteria for runing an at-home school, and is it that easy that you stop bringing your children to school and nobody notices?
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My Grandfather passed on last night. He was 83 and spent his career in the military (Navy Man). He had worked his way up from enlisted to a Comander. He was a Pearl Harbor survivor, served in Korea, Vietnam, & WW2. He was a Texas Man and was very proud of that. He was a good man, and someone that I take a lot of ques from on how to be a man.
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone had a suggestion on a brew that I could make as a Tribute to this great man. I would be very happy with any and all sugestions. I don't know if Texas has a great regional beer, or someone might have a naval inspired beer.
Is there a Pearl Clone? Not even sure if that was a brewery then.
This weekend I uncovered some belongings of my Grandfather whom I admired a great deal. My heart goes out to you.
ETA: Pearl Brewery 1881 San Antonio...
Primo would have been in production on the islands during that period.http://www.hawaiianhistory.org/moments/brewing.html
Do you know what he liked to drink?
Also, do you know of a good story from his rather eventful life? This could spark an idea for a type of brew or at the very least a good name for it.
I know Shiner Bock is a pretty popular beer down in the Texas/Oklahoma area. Here is a link for a shiner clone. http://www.beertools.com/html/recipe.php?view=4485
I can't speak as to what he liked to drink. There is a beer called (?) Lone Star we drank with him. Fairly close to a Budweiser, nothing I would be terribly excited about.
Without going into great detail, he was a bit of a trouble maker with his twin brother growing up in ALice Texas. He found the Navy (underage) and became a Man. He progressed through the ranks (almost unheard of) to commander. Was stationed all around the world.
Thank you for the sugestions thus far. Always looking for more inspiration.
I think anything you make will be a perfect tribute to him.
Brew a great beer, call it "The Old Man's Ale" (The Old Man is affectionate Navy slang for a Commander) and dedicate it to him.
You can also have your own Beer Day to unveil it.
Beer Day is a Navy tradition where, to alleviate stress, the ship Commander or Captain can authorize 2 beers per sailor on "Beer Day". This is usually after 45 days or more out to sea.
Invite friends and family to participate in Beer Day and give them each 2 (and only 2) of the tribute beers. I think the ceremony will be more meaningful than what specific type of beer you brewed.
I'm sorry for your loss.
In Alice, two of the closest regionals would have been Lone Star and Pearl.
The most recent iterations of these beers may not be inspiring, but remember, beer was not mass marketed until after WWII. Pre-war beer was a different animal then and regional styles of those breweries that survived prohibition were still somewhat intact.
May be reading about the history of thesed breweries will help.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lone_Star_(beer)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pearl_Brewing_Company
I am reading a great deal into this, and it is colored by my impressions of my Grandfather, but I see you Grandfather as a man that thought himself unassuming although others did not. He sounds like he may have had an aw-shucks kind of way about him all the while knowing that he could get the better of you. Even though he aspired to what others would deem great accomplishments, he kept to his roots. He drank a regular guy beer, because that's was all he ever wanted to be regarded.
How far off am I?
If you decide to go with Lone Star, there's a recipe in Beer Captured. If you can't get your hands on it PM me and I'll post it.
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Once Week 4 of the NFL season has been completed, as a coach, you mostly know what kind of team you have. You know your strengths and weakness in all three phases of the game. What players can make plays on defense for you? Who are your game-changers on offense? Do you have a kicker who can make pressure kicks? Does your quarterback have any weaknesses that you need to hide?
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What more can you say about this guy? I think most people recognized before the season that this team had more talent than its 2-14 record last season, but to start 4-0 speaks volumes for the job Reid has done. Reid's offense is complex, with a lot of motion and personnel groupings, but he's always going to get the ball into the hands of his playmakers; in this case, that's Dwayne Bowe and Jamaal Charles. He came in with a philosophy of doing that, as well as being efficient and not turning the ball over. That's why I'll stress again how important it was to sign Alex Smith this offseason.
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Used to be able to haul kayaks as an external load in Alaska. Has that changed or is the restriction on just the canoe? I can see where the canoe would be a harder piece to haul externally. I have hauled double kayaks on two occasions up there without any problem. Good article!
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Summer Sips to "chill" Dips
Head to the kitchen to cool off with a wide variety of summer creations! Young chefs can choose from the many tasty, nutritious recipes in Summer Sips to "Chill" Dips, like Cool Green Smoothie, Zucchini Chips, and Light Cucumber Dip. Each recipe includes seasonal summer produce guaranteed to make each dish delicious. Each recipe includes a nutrition tip and a fact box, as well as a list of tools and ingredients and easy, step-by-step instructions. Kids will learn about nutrition and healthy eating, kitchen safety, sequencing and following directions, and math and measurement skills. Dive in and enjoy!
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Drugs were allegedly found at a Jellico residence, when Jellico Police Officer Jeffrey Ivey was dispatched to 1133 5th Street in Jellico on Sept. 8.
Upon arriving at the residence, Ivey spoke with the homeowner, asking to see proof of residence, according to the police report. Ivey also obtained permission to enter the home. Upon following the homeowner into a bedroom, Ivey was shown the contents of a drawer by the homeowner, which allegedly belonged to Crit Henderson Ford, 54, of 1133 5th Street, Jellico. Ford is allegedly also a resident of the home.
Jacksboro Police picked up Eric Brandon Ivey, 24, of 401 North Cumberland Avenue, LaFollette, on an outstanding warrant on Sept. 8.
The warrant for Ivey was issued by the LaFollette Police Department because of a robbery Ivey allegedly committed a week earlier, the arrest warrant said.
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In a field as large as the one they faced Saturday, the Lady Cougars have never finished higher.
With Carlie Childress and Lauren Evans leading the charge, the Campbell County High School girl's cross-country team took sixth place out of 22 complete and 12 incomplete teams at the Cherokee Classic in Knoxville.
Childress ran the 3.1-mile course in 21 minutes, 45 seconds to finish 22nd overall. Only a couple seconds behind her was Evans, who placed 23rd.
Campbell County High School's varsity football team will have to wait another year for a chance at a victory over Anderson County.
After a 15-year hiatus, the series resumed Friday night at L. Hope Dossett Stadium, with the visiting Mavericks pulling out a 46-13 victory in the second half.
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Specificity and sites of ETA receptor KO. Panel A shows a representative blot (N = 6 each gender) of PCR for ENDRA gene recombination, demonstrating Cre activity in liver and kidney. Panel B shows a representative blot (N = 8) of PCR for ENDRA gene recombination in microdissected thick ascending limb (TAL), proximal tubule (PT), cortical collecting duct (CCD) and glomeruli from Pax8-rtTA/LC1/floxed ETA (iETA) mice treated with doxycycline (DOX) (separate mice shown in each lane). Negative (homozygous floxed ETA (control)) and positive (iETA + DOX) PCR of whole kidney DNA are shown. Panel C shows real-time PCR of ETA mRNA (normalized to GAPDH mRNA) in cortex and inner medulla from control + DOX and iETA + DOX mice (N = 8 each group). *p < 0.05 vs. control + DOX.
Stuart et al. BMC Nephrology 2012 13:166 doi:10.1186/1471-2369-13-166


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October 20th, 2011 #691
Left Field
Change of direction... some caricature practice.
Hong Kong banking district.
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At Midnight all the Agents.
Character scribble and photo taken during a yacht tow we did in Table Bay some months ago
October 21st, 2011 #693
man, your sketches are awesome so graphic, so powerful
I just love a sketch that has so much energy that alone can hold a page
simply beautiful
and the oils are also very beautiful, a pleasure to watch
If you want to kill someone, kill yourself.
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tail designs
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October 28th, 2011 #694
Here's a fast-ish comicky drawing I did this morning. Apologies for the lack of posting, but things have been somewhat retarded between non-sleep deadlines and moving house, so hopefully I can get back on track now...
Photo: Wolfberg Cracks, Cedarberg
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November 1st, 2011 #695
A big ink piece I'm growing...
Skate park in Wellington, NZ.
November 2nd, 2011 #696
Both real and imagined.
The gradual progress of my new ink piece and the view from the Wolfberg, Cedarberg.
November 3rd, 2011 #697
JZ and getting some work done.
Here's another foray into the realm of caricaturing. This time of our president, Jacob Zuma.
November 8th, 2011 #698
Ghosts and Haunts
Sketch for a new series of ink pieces and my stomping ground of Table Bay.
November 9th, 2011 #699
Ghosts and Haunts #2
Here's a recurring apparition and a photo set from a trip to Langa township in Cape Town. A vivid place full of character and characters.
Off to Mozambique for a week, so more snaps are imminent!
November 23rd, 2011 #700
Inks and Nudes
Here's a rambling ink piece I've been growing.
The shots I took at a gig over the weekend. The Springbok Nude Girls are a LEGENDARY South African outfit and well worth checking out.
Here's a video of their tune Blue Eyes, enjoy!
(Posting will continue to be intermittent as there's a lot going on right now, but that also means there's a lot of good stuff on the horizon!)
November 23rd, 2011 #701
This ink drawing is great.
My sketchbook
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November 23rd, 2011 #702
Hey man, love your art, the pictures are really cool, i especially like those
in mozambique. The drawings are great too, i like the last one ink,
inspiring work in general, keep on sharing
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November 23rd, 2011 #703
December 8th, 2011 #704
And we're back on radar! Several timezones east now...
Spreading ink and Bittereinder at Ramfest 2011
December 8th, 2011 #705
Station 3
Well, the next episode is upon us!
I have arrived in Sydney after a few very interesting days in Malaysia and the process of setting up my work operation is now pretty much complete. Painting, ink and digital work is ready to go(and has begun!), so stay tuned and I'll keep you posted.
Pictured is the last oil piece I did before leaving SA. The painting was a parting gift for (and of) my NSRI base (Station3) in Cape Town. They're a great bunch of people who incidentally pulled off a pretty intense rescue this week, so well done once again!
Hope you're all good and only the best for the festive season, stay safe out there!
December 9th, 2011 #706
Bits and pieces
Vehicles on the deck at Lanseria airport and friends' wedding.
December 19th, 2011 #707
In Transit
Civilians at Lanseria Airport and a sunny midwinter train ride to Simonstown.
December 19th, 2011 #708
The Growth
The first of the new work in a new part of the world.
December 21st, 2011 #709
Lips and facades
This is the path that the pen happened to take and a building front, Kerkplein, Cape Town CDB
December 21st, 2011 #710
so much flow in ur drawings! ecpecially this one
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December 22nd, 2011 #711
Figures and Peaks
Geelberg Piek, Sederberge, Wes-Kaap.
December 23rd, 2011 #712
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5 stars! Merry christmas! *****
If you can read this, I gave you 5 stars
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December 25th, 2011 #714
Here's the first photo set of my recent trip to Mozambique. After spending a long, hot day at Lanseria Airport, we flew to Maputo and experienced a colourful landing courtesy of a fierce crosswind and a little twin turboprop. What followed was a blacked out and sleepless night owing to the powerless AC unit and closed windows, mosquitoes being public enemy #1. The following morning we hit the road and crossed via ferry to Katemba and headed south to Ponta D'Ouro for the weekend. Zero roads mean stuck vehicles are commonplace, which is where today's snaps end.
For captions for the photos, check out my PHOTO BLOG.
Oh, and merry Christmas to all.
December 25th, 2011 #715
been awhile since I have been at CA
I love the direction you have taken with the sB. I have not been here since March...I am impressed. Your style is evolving in an interesting way.
btw...love the pics....
December 25th, 2011 #716
Merry merry
December 26th, 2011 #717
New places.
Some environments and more snaps of Mazambique.
Day two and three in Ponta D'Ouro near the South African border. It was all pretty leisurely, surfing and hanging about with my sister's family. Also went on a brief site visit with my brother-in-law before hitting the road back to
Maputo, but more of that in the next post.
More photos, with captions, HERE
December 27th, 2011 #718
Environments. And Mozambique.
Here are some more shots, hanging out in Ponta before returning to Maputo on the Sunday. We were stuck in Katemba, south across the water from Maputo, waiting on the ferry for about two hours are the early tropical night crept up on us. The following morning we learned that the pontoon between the vessels and the mooring jetty(on which our vehicle was sitting for about ten minutes while boarding) had sank mere minutes after he had crossed over it. Close call that we had no knowledge of at the time!
After this adventure, the following day, we ventured into Maputo proper, which is an experience all unto itself.
December 28th, 2011 #719
Here's a reconditioned ink sketch I did at the airport flying back from Mozambique a month ago. And speaking of which...
Downtown Maputo, the old Portugese fort, and some other bits.
January 2nd, 2012 #720
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Here's a bunch of new scribbles, with fresh ones brewing as we speak.
All the best for 2012!
Carpentry, Dogs and Departures. That sums it up, pretty much.


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