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The left rune represents an important element of
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the thorn represents barriers and senseless violence. Here we see the thorn overturned. This could mean that erected barriers will not hold, or that senseless violence can be avoided. Also, remember where thorns are found - perhaps this rune portends that a goal can be obtained easily and without interference. Grasp for the rose...
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is the rune of completion and fertility. The presence of this rune suggests that tasks which have been initiated will come to fruition. This rune is associated with Ing and Frey, it is this connection that explains its connotations of both fertility and sexuality. The variant of this rune shown here is reminiscent of the twin strands of life, and of the challenge and rewards of bringing together things complimentary.
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symbolizes the Auroch, a member of the ox family that became extinct long ago. This rune represents the strength, bravery, and endurance of this animal of old. Uruz portends the ability to meet problems head on and to overcome them. When the world was new, warriors used to test their strength against the Auroch. Hence, this rune has come to represent the masculine principle and the capacity to meet a challenge.
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
A grieving father reaches out
Hopes he can keep other kids from drinking too much
It also takes courage for parents of dead junior hockey player Jordan Mistelbacher to discuss what they believe killed him: binge drinking.
They have a strong message for parents and teens: Don't drink too much. Those words have powerful weight, considering thousands of hockey fans and city residents are familiar with the Mistelbacher family -- a tight-knit clan of sports dynamos.
Jordan Mark Mistelbacher, who had returned to the city Sunday to play for the Winnipeg Saints, died Tuesday.
His parents claim friends watched him get sick after a night of drinking, but didn't get help.
His father, Mark Mistelbacher, wants no other family to suffer in the same way.
"Have the kids watch what they drink..., binge drinking is wrong," said Mistelbacher, a devoted hockey dad to Jordan, Brittany, 17, and Tyler, 21. "I'd like people out there to cherish their kids."
On Friday night, at the same Southdale Community Club and Arena where Jordan played many times for the home team Saints, his grieving father and brother dropped the ceremonial puck before the game.
Even though there were hundreds of fans watching, it was so quiet in the arena that onlookers could hear the puck hit the ice before a minute of silence.
Soon after, the Saints scored the game's first goal.
"He helped them score that first goal -- I just wish it had been him scoring it," Mistelbacher said.
Watching on the other side of the glass, several of Jordan's friends wore his hockey jersey with Mistelbacher emblazoned on their backs.
"He was everybody's all-star," said Dezsi Wiens, wearing a jersey from when Mistelbacher played in the AAA Allstar game.
"This is like a bad dream."
Nate Rubin, wearing a Warrior jersey, said Jordan's friends wanted to honour him by wearing the jerseys.
"We wanted to represent his love for the game. His memory will live on."
"This is just such a tragedy," said Cam Chalmers, wearing the Manitoba under 17 jersey in which Jordan's team won silver.
Mistelbacher and his wife, Lynne, are awaiting results of the medical examiner's report, but believe from accounts shared with them by health officials, police and Jordan's friends their son died accidentally due to overconsumption of alcohol.
Hours before a friend tried unsuccessfully to rouse the teen after he went out partying for his birthday, someone apparently saw him passed out.
"He got sick and nobody thought anything of it," Mistelbacher said. "He vomited and they thought he was OK, and he wasn't... If your friends do get sick and they're drinking large amounts, then just step in and help them, just don't think it's nothing."
Mistelbacher said his son had been stressed out from hockey, but excited about his return to Winnipeg.
"Parents out there, and athletes out there, and kids in general: Know when to stop.
"They have to know the limits of how much to drink, even if it's in bars or at parties or wherever it might be."
Members of the Everett Silvertips, where Mistelbacher played since 2007, will come here from Washington state for Jordan's funeral Monday at St. Bernadette Parish.
Jordan will be buried with his favourite hockey jersey.
Doug Stokes, Winnipeg Saints coach, said the Manitoba Junior Hockey League team is profoundly affected by the death.
"I guess it's an eye-opener for a lot of people... . I don't think any of us can take life for granted," said Stokes, who called the amount of alcohol consumed by young people "staggering."
"We'd be naive to think that it doesn't pertain to our league and our players... but I think that at a high level of hockey, they have to be in a competitive frame of mind daily -- obviously, that would restrict them to a great degree to a lot of what other kids may indulge in."
What is binge drinking?
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines binge drinking as five drinks for men and four drinks for women within a two-hour period. However, there are several factors that contribute to how drunk you get and how it affects your body. If you have two drinks in one hour, you'd have a blood alcohol content (BAC) of about 0.05. Alcohol doesn't affect everyone in the same way. It depends on how fast you metabolize it. According to a study done by Kennesaw State University, here's what to expect as someone goes on a binge:
1-3 drinks:
You'll feel more relaxed, self-confident, and may have lower inhibition. Judgment may diminish, and the person may be slightly unco-ordinated and have a limited attention span.
3-5 drinks:
You'll become even less co-ordinated. You might have blurred vision, slower reaction time, difficulty remembering your conversation or train of thought, loss of balance, or exaggerated movements.
6 drinks:
When a BAC reaches 0.3, a person is confused, dizzy, slurring their speech, and is clearly very intoxicated. They might be moody; either very affectionate or withdrawn, maybe even aggressive. The person might have a diminished ability to feel pain.
8 drinks:
As someone's BAC reaches 0.4 per cent, they might become incapacitated, and lapse in and out of consciousness.
10 drinks:
When a person's BAC nears 0.5 per cent, the person's heart rate and breathing slows, body temperature decreases, which can cause death.
What is the law?
In Manitoba, you can have your licence suspended if police catch you driving with a blood alcohol concentration of more than .05. If the level is above .08, you could face criminal charges for impaired driving.
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- Updated: November 30, 2011
The ACC has dominated the Big Ten in the ACC/BigTen Challenge, winning the challenge 10 of the past 12 years! The Big Ten has won the challenge the last 2 years and looks as though they are gonna win it this year as they won 4 games on day 1.
Top Game: Ohio State 85, Duke 63
This was supposed to be the game of the year so far, both teams ranked in the top 5 and 2 historic programs that have dominated NCAAB lately. This game was far from competitive though, Ohio State started the game up 11-0 and then Duke made a nice little comeback to make it a game for a bit and then as the score indicates the Blue Devils never had a chance. This game showed why Ohio State is the favorite to win the Big Ten and compete for the NCAA Championship and showed that Duke has some work to do if they want to win another title this year. The star of the game was Aaron Craft who had 17 points and 8 assists. Craft continues to show why he is one of the top players in the Big Ten even though may not be one of top 3 players on his team.
Upset of The Night: Virginia 70, Michigan 58
15th ranked Michigan was on the road at Virginia and struggled to beat a Virginia team who hasn't played anyone. Michigan was only down 1 at the half but Virginia pulled away in the 2nd half outscoring Michigan by 11. Virginia went on a 19-2 run in the 2nd half to pull away from Michigan and put the game away. The top scorer for Michigan was Zack Novak with 12 points. Mike Scott and Joe Harris each had 18 points for Virginia.
The Other Games: Illinois 71, Maryland 62
This game was a tale of 2 halves, Maryland dominated most of the first half but let the Illini keep the game within arms length. The second half was a different story the Illini controlled it outscoring the Terps 40-27. Former Bradley PG Sam Maniscalco had his best game of his short career at Illinois scoring 24 points 5-8 from 3 and 7-7 from the line. Maryland's top scorer Terrell Stoglin dominated the first half and was the only reason that Maryland led the first half.
Northwestern 76, Georgia Tech 60
Georgia Tech kept the game close in the 1st half only down by 5 but the 2nd half was a different story as Northwestern outscored Georgia Tech by 11 in a 16 point win. The Big Ten's leading scorer John Schurna led the Wildcats with 25 points, 8 rebounds and 3 blocks and continues to show why he is one of the top players in the Big Ten. Jason Morris led Georgia Tech with a career high 21 points. Northwestern shot 55.4% compared to Georgia Tech's 42.6%.
Purdue 76, Miami(FL) 65
Purdue over-matched the Hurricanes from the beginning and the game wasn't really as close as the final score indicates. The Boilermakers changed their game-plan as they shot 31 shots inside the 3 point line, normally they shoot the 3 (still made 16 3's). Purdue's top scorer Robby Hummel who has had 2 season ending injuries the past 2 seasons led the Boilermakers with 17 points and 5 rebounds. The Hurricanes top scorer was Malcolm Grant and Shane Larkin with 16 p0ints.
Clemson 71, Iowa 55
If you were to look at the records before the game you thought that this might be a game but that's why you don't judge a team by there record. Iowa's last lead in the game was 6-5 and after that Clemson controlled the game. Andre Young led Clemson with 19 points. Guard Josh Oglesby came off the bench for Iowa and led the team with 15 points.
Day 1 of the ACC/BigTen Challenge was good but not great there weren't any close games most teams that won dominated today. The headline game Ohio State and Duke wasn't anything but a thriller as Ohio State dominated and over-matched Duke team. Hopefully day 2 can give us some closer games and some thrillers.


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Al B came to my homebrew club meeting a few months ago about brought ~50 vials to sell and we damn near wiped them out, every funky vial was gone only ECY 10 and 21 were left (both awesome strains by the way). I think that might have set everyone back a bit, especially Joe and the Google group.


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"Oliver and Felicity are slowly making their way back to each other, but they may have run out of time." Plotty, tense Olicity with bonus! Team Arrow awesomeness.
A Strange New Story Every Time by gyzym
[Veronica Mars]
"Ten years clean of Neptune living, Logan's past finds him in an all-night grocery store." Dead-on Veronica/Logan future fic. NC17 towards the end.
Legacy by ash818
"It's 2039, and Jonathan Queen cannot stop looking for trouble. Then trouble finds him and his family, and Jonny discovers that there is more to his parents than he ever suspected. He must learn to bear the weight of his parents' past, and he must learn fast, because time is running out for his mother." Exceptionally well-done future-fic; Jon is a great character and narrator, and the plot and writing are fabulous.
Spectator by FanficAllergy
[The Hunger Games]
"Prim volunteers to take a pregnant Katniss' place in the Seventy Fourth Hunger Games. Peeta vows to make sure Prim comes home alive. Now all Katniss can do is watch and hope that the boy with the bread will keep his word and her sister makes it home. That is until the Capitol finds a way to mess everything up." Katniss's outside POV on the Games gives the AU story a new and cool twist.
Lilies of the Field by Raven (singlecrow)
[Vorkosigan Saga]
"Cordelia," he interrupted, "I presume that at some point you're going to explain how you came to be reading Gregor's prospective mother-in-law's doctoral thesis?" Cordelia and Alys, doing women's work.
Prison Break #24 by Zinnith
[Guardians of the Galaxy]
"Rocket has twenty three successful prison breaks under his belt. This should be easy. Until it's not." Interesting POV on life as an intelligent animal (and the idiocy of other so-called sapient beings).
Diplomacy by turtle_paced
[Guardians of the Galaxy]
"In the aftermath of the attack on Xandar, there's still the original problem of how a bunch of wanted criminals hand over a potentially universe-ending super-weapon (that they definitely aren't terrified of) to the authorities. Preferably without going back to jail. As the only one of the team with skills that can unironically be called "social," Peter thinks this one might be on him." Lovely interstitial bits before the epilogue.
light by songandsilence
[Pacific Rim]
Utterly adorable Raleigh/Mako kidfic.
there's trees in the desert since you moved out by irnan
[Marvel Cinematic Universe]
"aka Team America's Excellent Adventure: wherein Natasha Romanov kicks off a road trip and talks about her feelings, Steve Rogers moves back to Brooklyn and learns to kiss (and talks about his feelings), Sam Wilson takes a sabbatical and racks up a simply astronomical cell phone bill (and talks about his feelings), and Bucky Barnes blows people up off-screen and (in a shocking twist) talks about his feelings." I am in love with this story. Excellently in-character Steve/Natasha, with bonus!AoS.
It Takes Two Thieves, a Maniac, and an Assassin... by Eclectic_Goddess
[Guardians of the Galaxy]
"By unspoken agreement, they take turns watching over Groot. It's not an exciting job at first." I have no resistance to Baby Groot. KikiRec
I'm Gonna Do The Things You Do by toadpuff
[Person of Interest]
"Shaw needs a place to stay, and Lewis needs a roommate (and a little protection). A match made in the lowest circle of hell. Set after the events of "Relevance."" Fun outsider POV of Team Machine. KikiRec
Vigil by LtLJ
[Marvel Cinematic Universe]
"While waiting for Steve to get out of surgery after the events in The Winter Soldier, Sam Wilson meets two of the other Avengers."
The Flinders Street Gang by Signe (oxoniensis)
[Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries]
"Well, this is certainly a very interesting turn of affairs. Not in the least the way I'd imagined our first night together." Jack and Phryne, in trouble again.
COMM 3259 by eldarwannabe
[Star Trek: AOS]
"COMM 3259 was on her required course list. She didn't expect to end up sitting next to the older guy who was always hanging around Jim Kirk on campus." You don't see a lot of Uhura and Bones fic. This is a good one.
Moves in the Field by icepixie
[The Cutting Edge]
"Walter Dorsey isn't quite sure what his brother sees in Kate Moseley, but he suspects her magnificent slapshot may have something to do with it." Very cute time after the movie from Walter's POV. Excellent Kate and Doug characterization.
Escape Velocity by miss_pryss
[Lilo & Stitch]
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[The West Wing]
Big Block of Cheese Day, Santos Administration. Short and perfect.
Clint Barton and the Adventures of This, That, and the Whatsit by AlchemyAlice
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Phantomwise by Fahye
[Alice (SyFy)]
"Hatter's tried to explain the problem that Wonderland folk have with standing between two mirrors, but none of it makes a lot of sense. It's something that you don't do, something to do with memories, and Alice can't quite tell if it's anything more than superstition." Solid adventure.
A Van, With Wood Paneling by missbecky
[Guardians of the Galaxy]
"The Milano just isn't big enough for all of them. Especially not when they're all still learning not to kill each other. And that's not even taking into account how big Groot's gonna get once he's done growing. So with great reluctance, Peter announces that he's in the market for a new ship."
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by whetherwoman
[To Kill a Mockingbird]
"In 1965, the issues that affected Scout's childhood are now affecting her children." Truly wonderful future fic.
I Shall Not Want Honour In Heaven by copperbadge
[Marvel Cinematic Universe]
"Peggy Carter's life after the war: Howard Stark, Gabriel Jones, SHIELD, and a little boy named Nicholas." Possible-au that could and should be canon, and that fits gorgeously with the universe.
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[Teen Wolf (TV)]
The other Paulson twin shows up and starts shouting about how all of their English teachers dying is a global conspiracy to make sure that none of them graduate, which Mandy takes as an invitation to air her hypothesis (poorly-supported, but hilarious) that next year's graduating seniors are going to have to reenact the season three finale of Buffy before they can collect their diplomas. [Kiki Says: Honestly, I don't think you need to know the series to enjoy this; Harley was in one episode, but she has an affectionate 'you dumbass' attitude to our impulse-control-deficient protagonists.]
the family jewels by owlvsdove
[Agents of SHIELD]
Skye and Trip reproduce. It's utterly adorable. KikiRec
AU -- alternate universe. Stories which diverge from the show's canon in one way or another (a character doesn't die, a character does die, the setting is different, etc).
Babyfic -- A main character is either pregnant, had a baby, or found one on their doorstep. I have a sneaking fondness for many of these, but I'll warn you first.
BDM -- Firefly fandom shorthand for the Big Damn Movie (ie, Serenity). Not the other thing you were thinking; get your mind out of the gutter!
Canon -- facts, settings and relationships verified by what has actually aired on the series in question. Jack O'Neill was a POW, Chris Larabee's wife and son were murdered, Max, Michael and Isabel are aliens, Josh Lyman and Sam Seaborn met long before the campaign -- that's all canon. Anything that fans have inferred without direct evidence or have completely made up is non-canon (and often AU).
Crackfic -- a story with a premise so out there, that it's obvious the author must have been smoking some serious monkeycrack. Crackfics tend to be crossovers or AUs; they will be either brilliant or appallingly bad.
Crossover -- a story based on the characters or universes of two separate fandoms; i.e., The X-Files/Due South, The West Wing/Stargate SG-1, Angel/The Dead Zone, Hercules/Buffy (I'm not making any of these up; in fact, I wrote one of them).
Episode Continuation -- just what it sounds like. A story that fills in a missing scene or continues on from the end of an aired episode. Also known as a tag.
Fanon -- any 'facts' about a character or series that are not supported by the series canon, but have been floating around for so long, or have been used in so much fic, that the majority of the fandom accepts them as truth. Examples: Daniel Jackson's coffee addiction; Duncan MacLeod living in Seacouver.
Gen -- used here to designate a story in which romantic relationships play a minimal to nonexistant role in the plot. Everything I rec may usually be assumed to meet this definition of gen unless otherwise stated.
H/C -- hurt/comfort. Beat your characters up emotionally or physically, then let them make each other all better. See Whumping.
Het -- used here to indicate a story's focus on a romantic relationship between two people of opposite genders (ie, non-slash). Anything with a ship that I rec may be presumed to be het unless otherwise stated.
Id-fic -- possibly not the greatest fic ever written, but systematically pushes every single one of the emotional buttons of the reader. I try to be self-aware enough to warn for these.
Jossed -- a story (or writer) has been jossed when it has been made AU by events in canon after it was written. Named for Joss Whedon, who made a habit of declaring earthquake in Buffy canon so often that writing fanfic within that canon was an exercise in willpower and frustration.
Kidfic -- 1) One or more main characters are reduced to physical childhood (mental/emotional is frequent, but optional). 2) One or more main characters find themselves with custody of one or more small children, ala "Three Men and a Baby". 3) The story centers around the children of one or more main characters (parentage often depends on whom the author ships). Any of these can be fun/WAFFy/cool if done correctly (your odds drop sharply with 3, but I've seen it pulled off). They can also be appallingly bad; approach with extreme caution.
KikiRec -- don't just take my word for it; my sometime partner-in-crime recommended these fics, too.
Mary Sue -- the most hated woman in fanfic. Essentially an original character who is the personification of the author -- only more perfect, beautiful and lovable than the author could ever hope to be. (The male version is thankfully more rare, and known as Gary/Marty Stu.) It can be done well, but 98% of the time, it's not. Also known as a self-insertion character. Note: Original character does not necessarily equal Mary Sue; it depends on the author and the story.
Original Character -- a non-canon character created by, and belonging to, the author.
Pre-slash -- In many slash-heavy fandoms, this categorization is often sooper sekrit code for 'gen'. Anything with this heading may be worth a shot if you're a non-slasher.
POV -- point of view; the character(s) through whose eyes we see the story.
Schmoopy -- containing emotions bordering on the treacly; perhaps a tad overly sweet for the educated palate. But WAFFy as all hell, nonetheless.
'Shipper -- a person or fic dedicated to a particular romantic relationship; i.e., Sam/Jack, Josh/Donna, John/Aeryn.
Slash -- used here to indicate a story's emphasis on a non-canon romantic relationship between two characters of the same gender. Usually labeled m/m or f/f.
Smarm/Swarm -- emphasis on friendship between two or more guys (hugging, h/c, moral support, etc.) without implications of slash.
Smut -- used very affectionately to refer to stories containing NC-17/explicit sex.
UC -- unconventional couple; a romantic pairing not explicitly supported by show canon, or not usually accepted by the majority of the fandom; i.e., Tara/Spike, Carson/Teyla, Chloe/Lex.
WAFF -- warm and fuzzy feeling. That glow of happiness/idiotic grin carried around after reading a particularly sweet/touching scene.
Whumping -- gratuitous physical or mental abuse of a character for the sole (or nearly sole) purpose of setting up H/C (i.e., so everyone else can angst interminably about it). Go read Sarah B's hilarious poem Gunga Dunne to get the real meaning of Whumping.
Willow Sue -- a particularly virulent form of the Mary Sue, in which a canon character is warped beyond all recognition to fulfill the needs/desires of the author, who is severely overidentifying. Named for the most prevalent iteration, but present in most fandoms. (Male form usually known as the Xander or Harry Stu, or a similar variation.)
WIP -- work in progress.
YMMV -- your mileage may vary, which is pretty much the motto of this page. Opinions presented by the reccer don't necessarily reflect yours, and I'm okay with that.


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RECIPE: looking for: parents 30th; coleslaw, potatoe salad
Hi, I am planning a party for my parents 30th wedding anniversary. It will be a weekend affair (Sept 3-6th) as my parents have asked for a deck for their gift, so many of their friends have offered to help build the deck to ensure we get it done that weekend.
The main meal will be Saturday's supper, and I've planned a baby back rib dinner but need recipes for coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans or any other ideas you have.
The kicker is, we have to travel 6 hours to my parent's place, and since this is a deck party, I am looking for items I can prep in advance.
I would also appreciate ideas for "easy" breakfast & lunch suggestions. I'm thinking cereal, fresh fruit, bagels & cream cheese for breakfast. I would like to bring fresh sandwiches (pre-prepared on Friday, but I'm not sure how they would hold out by Sunday?) Would it be better to just get the sandwich ingredients and have people build their own sandwiches?
In thanks for any suggestions you give me, I'll give you the most DELICIOUS pork back rib recipe I have EVER tasted. Normally I make a recipe and then "tweak" it to the way we like. This recipe takes no tweaking whatsoever and is just drop dead to die for.
Mrs. Proffit's Sauce (from Popular Plates BBQ Magazine)
3 C ketchup
1/3 C canola oil
1/3 C cider vinegar
1/4 C sugar
1/4 C dark molasses
1/2 C minced onion
1 T minced garlic
1/4 C Worcestershire sauce
1 T yellow mustard
Combine all ingredients in the bowl of a food processor and blend until smooth. Pour into a sauce pan and bring to a simmer. Cook on low 20 minutes and let cool 1 hr before using. This last step is important for flavors to blend.
Preheat oven to 275 (convection) or 300 (regular oven). Divide ribs into 3 or 4 ribs/section, spread a small amount of sauce into bottom of oven dish. Layer ribs, coating each rib with a liberal amount of sauce.
Cook in oven for 3 hours, then lightly grill on the BBQ or on Broil for 2 minutes each side.
Thanks for your help.
Here are a couple of make ahead salad recipes.
4 cups sliced carrots-----------------cook 10 minutes in salted water
2 medium thinly sliced onions
1 medium diced green pepper
1-10 oz. can tomato soup
½ cup oil
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 tsp. dry mustard
1 tsp. worchestershire sauce
½ tsp. salt
To cooked carrots add onions and peppers. Mix remaining ingredients and pour over vegetables. Let stand 1 day
Will keep for 2 weeks in the refrigerator.
Drain in a colander, in orderÂ
1 can of Kidney beans, 1 can cut of yellow beans, 1 can of cut green beans
OptionalÂyou can add a can of chick peas.
1 small to medium red or white onion cut in ringsÂvery necessary as they add flavor to the salad
½ cup white or red wine vinegar
½ cup sugar
½ cup salad oil
1 tsp salt
1 tbsp dried basil (2 if itÂs fresh) 1 tbsp. prepared mustard
Mix together and pour over beans and onions. Refrigerate for a few hours or overnight before using. Keeps for 2 weeks in the refrigerator.
A couple of make ahead breakfast recipes. You make them up the night before and pop them in the oven in the morning.Both use bread cut into cubes
6 cups bread cubes
1 1/2 cups of 1/2 inch ham cubes
1/4 cup chopped green onions
1-1/2 cups shredded chedar cheese
6 eggs beaten
1-1/2 cups milk or buttermilk
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
Generously grease a 9x13 pan. Spread half of the bread in the bottom of the pan. Scatter the onions and hamon top. Sprinkle on the cheese. Cover with the remaining bread crumbs.
Beat eggs until they are frothy. Add milk, salt and pepper. Blend well. Pour evenly over bread. Cover tightly with saran wrap and refrigerate over night. In the morning, remove from refrigerator while the oven is heating. Bake @350 for 1 hour. This recipe is very forgiving. The bread, cheese, egg and milk must stay the same but you can add anything you would use in an omelet to the inner layer.
10 slices day old french bread--I have used raisin bread--very good
6 eggs lightly beaten
2/3/4 cups milk
2/3 cups sugar (divided)
1 tbsp. vanilla
4 medium apples-peeled and thinly sliced.
2 tbsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1 tbsp. butter or margarine
Arrange the bread to cover completely the bottom of a well greased 9x13 pan. Combine eggs, milk, half the sugar and vanilla. Pour half over the bread. Combine the rest of the sugar with the spices. Layer on the apples sprinkling with half the sugar mixture. Pour over this the rest of the egg mixture and sprinkle with the rest of the sugar mix.
Cover tightly with saran wrap and refrigerate overnight. Remove from refrigerator while the oven is heating. Bake uncovered @350 for 1 hour or until knife inserted in the center comes out clean
One of these is usually standard fare in our house Christmas morning.
A few hints for you.
If you are bringing hot dishes a crock pot is ideal. It can be plugged in as soon as you get there.
If it's hot a square tinfoil roaster filled with ice makes an ideal holder for salads and things you want to keep cool
Deligate certain chores to other family members--don't try to do everything yourself.
Good luck--I hope everything goes well
Sounds as though you're going to have a good time - almost like an old-time barn raising. It's nice of you to do this for your folks. Have fun!
Here's my tried & true cole slaw dressing. I think coleslaw always tastes better made at least a couple hours ahead to give the flavors time to meld. I also think slaw is better when not swimming in dressing.
Coleslaw dressing
enough for 1/3 - 1/2 head of cabbage
1/3 c mayonnaise or salad dressing
1 Tbsp vinegar
2 tsp sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1.2 tsp celery seed
Stir until sugar dissolves.
I like this potato salad. Secrets to good potato salad include not cooking the potatoes too soft, & to sprinkle the warm potatoes with vinegar; it really adds to the flavor.
Best Potato Salad Ever
From Country Living
No kidding! (And no peeling!) It's all about the red potatoes; their waxy texture keeps the spuds intact as you mix everything together.
3 pound(s) unpeeled red potatoes
3/4 cup(s) chopped white onion
3/4 cup(s) chopped red pepper
3/4 cup(s) chopped celery
1/2 cup(s) finely chopped dill pickles
3 chopped, hard-boiled large eggs
2 tablespoon(s) dill pickle juice
1 tablespoon(s) cider vinegar
3/4 cup(s) mayonnaise
Freshly ground pepper
In a large pot, cover red potatoes with salted cold water and bring to a boil over high heat. Cook until they're easily pierced with a skewer, about 40 minutes.
Meanwhile, combine white onion, red pepper, celery, dill pickles, and hard-boiled eggs in a large bowl.
Drain potatoes and cut into half-inch pieces while still warm. Transfer to the bowl and sprinkle with dill pickle juice and cider vinegar. Toss salad gently with mayonnaise. Season with salt and freshly ground pepper. Chill before serving


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This satellite does not even have a computer; it is all 'hard-wired.'"
A lot of early computer systems were hard-wired [toronto.edu] in terms of instructions and logic paths. It didn't make them unusable, just arcane considering newer technologies like SoCs. We have come a long way.
I thought this was all an idealistic dream of some space nerds.
It was. Competence and hard work turns idealistic dreams into reality.
+1 Engineers.
It was certainly nice that this was approved with a great deal of speed by all the agencies involved. Good news too that they were able to preempt other previously approved projects.
But in reality, it sounds like they had an excellent plan and at least some proof-of-concept design done when it was pitched to those agencies. Also, it's pretty time-sensitive and a great PR win if it succeeds, which the space industry desperately needs right now.
When the grease is available, all those wheels of government can turn pretty quickly!
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Just Hit 60K miles...Proactive Maintenance Suggestions?
So I've had my daytona for a month now and love it more everyday. Cannot wait for some warmer weather here in CT so I can do some mods.
Flipped 60K yesterday and was thinking about any proactive maintenance that I can do..as in..replace something that isn't necessarily an issue yet but it's a good idea...thoughts?
Things that come to mind...
- spark plugs
- battery
- air filters
I a total rookie under the hood so any comments are welcomed here. I don't mind spending money to be proactive with items that make sense.
Thanks in advance.
Change engine oil.
Rotate tires.
check spare for proper pressure.
Flush and replace engine coolant
Drain and refill transfer case (4x4)
Change rear axle fluid
Change front axle fluid (4x4)
Inspect brake linings
Replace air filter
Replace spark plugs
Inspect ignition cables
Inspect PCV Valve, replace as necessary
Drain and refill automatic transmission fluid, change main sump filter.
Inspect front accessory drive belt, replace as necessary.
Great list...thanks much MADDOG!:smileup:
Glad to help out! :D
The EGR valve gave me issues at about 125k i think on the same truck. From what i read quite a few other people too. That might be something to look into.
exhaust gas recirculation i believe
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Waiting For A Miracle!!! Very Nice Vocals and lyrics Keith
So nice to meet you! Congratulations on being No1! :)
Beautiful Song!
Great Job! Good work!
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Even as a non-christian, I have performed with christian musical groups. Your music is gentle which I like. I like the piano and the harmony. Keep On
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IF she plays that, it's only for Doubles I'm sure. It could be cause of Olympics. They just need as high ranking as possible for it.
I though it could have been really smart for Maret Ani to turn into just a doubles player like Lisa Raymond cause she's really good and she might have been able to play with Margit as they make a good team (they beat wickmayer and flipkens in Belgium in Fed Cup) but she decided to quit altogether. I guess the plan is to try and equip Margit as a doubles player and for her and Kaia to fluke an ITF Olympic Wildcard. Apparently, the ITF is making a new initiative that the juniors with the best transitions onto the senior circuit get ITF wildcards (unless of course they are from Russia or anotehr country that has already got 4 players in their team). If this is so, then Anett Kontaveit might get an ITF Wildcard. She has already won 2 futures this year and if she can play a few higher level challengers next year before the olympics (75+h and 100k) and she gets her ranking between 150 and 300, she might fluke a wildcard.
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The 'cottage' is more like a caravan without wheels. For one night this is totally adequate with all the kitchen amenities you need. We were greeted on arrival, that's the service.
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Approved | 104 min | Drama, Fantasy, Mystery
In 1900, a young widow finds her seaside cottage is haunted...and forms a unique relationship with the ghost.
Writers: Philip Dunne, R.A. Dick | Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz | Stars: Gene Tierney, Rex Harrison, George Sanders, Edna Best


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History of Jeep
Headquartered in Auburn Hills, Mich., Jeep is an iconic manufacturer of off-road vehicles. The company's roots extend back to the Bantam Reconnaissance Car and World War II. The automaker met the government's urgent request to design a working prototype for an all-wheel drive reconnaissance vehicle.
The U.S. government designation for the legendary military vehicle contained the letters GP, which is an acronym for the term general purpose. According to one theory, soldiers transformed the letters into Jeep. During that era, Jeep was the name of an unusual character in the Popeye comic strip as well. The government awarded production contracts to Ford and Willys-Overland to meet the wartime demand for the reconnaissance vehicle. In order to demonstrate the vehicle's abilities, a Willys-Overland test driver drove a Jeep up the steps of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. The versatile off-road vehicle was well-received when it was introduced to the civilian market after the war.
Over the ensuing decades, ownership of the Jeep brand has changed hands several times. Willys-Overland acquired the trademark rights to the name in 1943. Kaiser Motors purchased the company in 1950. American Motors Corporation (AMC) purchased the Jeep brand in 1963. French automaker Renault was a financial backer of AMC in the late 1970s. AMC set up the first joint venture on mainland China for the manufacture of automobiles in 1984. Chrysler acquired the assets of the financially troubled AMC in 1987. Daimler-Benz purchased Chrysler and later sold the company to private investors. As of 2012, Jeep is still a division of Chrysler, which is majority owned by Italian automaker Fiat.
In the 1960s, Jeep added the Wagoneer to its lineup to complement the CJ-series vehicles. While the CJ models were designed to mimic the off-road performance of its military ancestors, the Wagoneer was marketed toward active families. This vehicle was the forerunner of today's SUV. Jeep has since introduced the Wrangler to replace the CJ-series and various SUV and crossover models, including the Cherokee, Patriot, Liberty, and Compass. While these vehicles add more style and comfort, they retain Jeep's legendary off-road capabilities.
Jeep's allure and mystique continue to grow. Motor Trend Magazine reports record-breaking sales for the Wrangler and a greater than 20 percent overall increase in sales for the company in 2011.
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