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I just wanted to say thank you to all! I had such a good time at the swap, ate great food and met new people--plant people at that!
Thank you Angel and thank you Skybird, your efforts all went towards a truly fun day.
Thank you to everyone who brought me plants and who brought plants in general, I am ecstatic about all the little green things I brought home. Darren is practically jumping for joy over the mustard and the 'walking' onions!
Thank you to everyone who drove out, It was way closer for me than usual but I know a lot of you had to drive a long distance to get there.
Thank you to everyone who brought food and to those who were not discouraged about bringing sweets. I really enjoyed the foods and, yes, I tried almost every dessert there! Who brought the fresh pineapple? That was such a good idea and it was super yummy and refreshing.
Darren says special thanks to whomever brought the vegan banana muffins and the chocolate covered strawberries.
Oh, yeah, and thanks for the lemon water. It was nice to have something other than water that wasn't sweet!
I'm glad we went, it was awesome!
If we have a fall swap, I'll be able to bring more stuff. I didn't really bring anything this time so I'll be looking forward to another one.
I 2nd that! What a wonderful day! The variety of plants was great, as was the food and the company.
Thank you Angel and Skybird for all the hard work, time and planning that when into making the Swap such a success!
A special thank you to Skybird and gnnytrcka for earmarking plants for me. It's great to take home those special treasures!
A wonderful event, for sure! Thanks so much, Angel and Dee, for doing all the hosting and coordinating (and for helping me with directions so I didn't miss it!!) - a lot of thought and work went into this! I think the park turned out to be a great place for it, as well. What a great group of fun, knowledgable, helpful and interesting people. :^)
All my plants made it home happy. Can't wait till the next swap to see the varieties that people bring - really amazing and fun.
Oh, forgot to say how much I enjoyed all the wonderful food as well. Such a bounty of choices, and all were really delicious! Provogirl - I'd love to have your recipe for the Japanese dessert you made (was it mochi?) if you wouldn't mind sharing ;^)
And any other recipes anyone else wants to share as well!
Yes, thanks so much everyone. :)
It was really nice to finally match up faces to screen names. What a fun bunch!
Below is a link to some of the photos I took; feel free to copy/share.
Here is a link that might be useful: Slide show of the Swap
This is going to be atypically short for me! I came home and CRASHED! I cant believe how absolutely tired I am! Could it be the "olde" factor! NEVER!
But definitely a fun time like all the swaps have been! I didnÂt even realize I was tired till I got home.
The tops of my feet are sunburned! Eeek! I never expected that! IÂm outside all the time, but IÂm usually sitting on them or crawling around, so the tops of my feet donÂt usually see much sun! Guess I should have spent the day crawling around! Hmmm! Guess that would have looked a little bit strange if I didnÂt have a trowel in my hand! Next time IÂll bring a trowel!
I LOVE everything I got! Thank you so much everybody who brought the things they had earmarked for me!
I was thinking I might need to cut back the big painted daisy I got because it was wilting pretty badly Âbut I didnÂt want to do that since itÂs budding, and I really want to see what color it is! Well, IÂve had it in the shade since I got home, and itÂs perking back up very nicely, so if I baby it a little bit, I think itÂs gonna come around very nicely.
Of course IÂll be posting pics of all these things when they start blooming! And IÂm now keeping better track of what IÂve gotten from whoÂso there will be "credit where itÂs due" when I post the pics. This was our 7th swap, and itÂs amazing how many things I have in my yard by now that were from swaps! Most of them started out tinyÂand are now all grown up and, luckily, not about to leave home! I thinks itÂs really fun to be able to walk around and know who your plants came from, so I highly recommend keeping track, somehow, of what you got from who. And isnÂt it so much nicer to know your plants came from a RMG friend than just "from a store!"
Whoever brought the lily-of-the-valleyÂthankyouthankyouthankyou! ThatÂs one thing I wanted but didnÂt think to put on my "want" list! I got TWO of them during the two "rounds" of picking!
For those of you who didnÂt ask for dibs on my things, but who picked out things that I brought at the swap, if you want to see pictures of what theyÂll look like all grown up and blooming, there are pictures of everything except the sweet violet and the little purple violas on the What do you Want thread!
Buttercup, I apologize again for missing your "order!" I found where I replied to you on the What do you want thread, and I have no idea whatsoever why I didnÂt get around to transferring the things you wanted over to my whoÂs getting what list! IÂm glad I still had two of the things you wanted available, and I have seedlings of the columbine coming up all over the place, so IÂll be sure to pot up a really nice one for you for the Fall Swap. Maybe is was more of that "olde factor" problem! ;-)
ItÂs SO not gonna happen tonite, but IÂll start a picture thread in the next couple daysÂor add my pics if someone else starts it! There were LOTS of pictures taken today, so weÂll have great "documentation!" Thank you so much to all of photographers we had there today! I havenÂt even looked at my pics yet, but I canÂt wait to see the one of us all on the jungle gym! And, wherever it is, from now on we need to remember to get a "group" picture at the swaps!
If anybody has any questions about the things you got from me, please let me know. I want them to do well for all of you!
Not short  but short for me!
IÂm gonna veg for the rest of the evening!
Thanks all, for a fun time,
P.S. ChocolateDog, who did you "belong" to at the swap. Just curiousÂlike I always am!
Thank you, everyone, for the great plants, the great food, the great company, and all of the great organization that made this event a success.
ChcolateDog was with Serpent Moon and me. She is ecstatic about the plants she chose during today's swap. She is already looking forward to the Fall Swap.
We're all going to play in the dirt tomorrow, planting and protecting the outdoor things, and potting up the indoor things.
I hope that the plants that I brought do well in their new homes. If not, let me know, and we can try again in the fall.
We thoroughly enjoyed the swap. It was nice to meet so many new people and fun to sample the different foods. Dee and Angel thank you so much for putting such effort into arranging everything. We are really happy with the new plants we brought home. We already planted the herbs.
I just noticed that my post in this thread was posted twice somehow, with an hour delay. I've no idea how that happened. Huh!
Skybird -- Sorry to hear about your sunburned feet. My husband's face is as red as a beet, poor guy! (didn't wear a hat.)
Thank you all for your hard work and effort that went into today. I had a blast and so did the HB and the 7 year old. I am so I was able to come and meet everyone. A special thanks to everyone who earmarked plants for me.
Mstywoods- I am glad you liked the Butter Mochi. I will post the recipe later this week so watch for it.
I too wanted to say thank you to all of you for such a great day.
Skybird and Angel- Thanks so much for all of the time and effort you put into organizing the swap to make it run so smoothly! The location was perfect.
Skybird and Sherrie09- Thanks for all of the earmarked plants!
And thanks to everyone for all of the fun plants that were part of the free for all. Who brought the lily-of-the-valley again? And the Vivid Heart daylily? I like Skybird's idea to keep track of who gave us each plant but I don't recall who brought those.
All of the food was delicious, and I second jclepine's thanks for the refreshing lemon water. And I would love to have the recipe for the pasta salad made with the wheel shaped pasta if whomever made that happens to read this and wouldn't mind sharing.
Laura- Thanks for sharing your pictures! I will try to get mine posting sometime this week.
It was great meeting all of you and I hope to see you again at future swaps. I learned a lot from this swap, and hopefully next time I'll be able to label and pot my offerings up a little better ;) Thanks again!
~ Anne (Almond)
Just wanted to add my thanks too!! I had a great time and I'm looking forward to getting the baby plants out (unless of course they need a little "nursery" time). I'm pretty excited about the walking onions too, I just have to figure out where to plant them...
Skybird, my feet are burned too. I was good and applied 45 SPF to my face, ears, neck, & arms but I neglected anything below the knees. I have a mild burn on my calves and I got a good head start on the sandal-tan-lines for the summer.
Laura, great pictures! Thanks for posting (and I might copy a few too).
Jennifer, I might just finish off that pineapple for breakfast tomorrow ;-)
I think sleep is calling to me and it might just be time to answer!
Thank you for the photos, Laura! They look great.
Skybird, sorry to hear about your feet. My husband forgot to put on his sunscreen, and he is magenta from head to feet, poor thing. Thank you again for all the plants you set aside for me.
The lilies of the valley were from my next-door neighbor Lucy, who was there with her sister. I believe that Lucy is on here as LucyRose. She's a fantastic lady.
Anne, I'm glad you liked the pasta salad! I think that was from me. It had the flower-shaped pasta (might have looked like wheels too :) - is that right? It was really easy. I used fiore pasta, cooked for 8 minutes. After it was drained, but while it was warm, I mixed it with some Greek salad dressing. I didn't use much - maybe 1/3 of the bottle for half a box of pasta. I added some chopped pea shoots from the farmer's market (maybe a cup or so), 1 diced raw zucchini, 3/4 pint halved orange cherry tomatoes, and a small block of mozzarella, cut into cubes. I also added a few chives from the garden. I think that's it! I'm so glad you liked it.
I would love the mochi recipe too, if that's available - those were so tasty!
Thank you again to everyone for an amazing time, for traveling so far to share the day with us, for bringing such fantastic plants to share. This is a great group of people.
yes i too LOVED the swap ;^) and i really liked all the different food choices! all the plants were WONDERFUL!!!!! Skybird and Angel, you did a great job of organizing the swap!
thank you for all of your hard work!!!!!!!
and i too would like the recipe for the the Japanese mochi recipe! ;^)
That was a great swap! It's wonderful to come together with other people for everyone's fun and mutual benefit. Food, conversation and wonderful plants was all perfect. Love the slide show, Laura, really captures the experience. Can't wait to get my babies in the ground; I scored fantastic. (Yes, skybird, except for the ones marked "recent," I will wait for those.) And whoever brought the baked fruit in the pumpkin it was great.
Special thanks to skybird aka "born to organize." Man did you give me some nice stuff.
And to Angel without whom we might not have pulled it off.
Thank you to everyone for the great plants, food and conversation. I'm sorry I couldn't have stayed longer but enjoyed the time I WAS there immensely. My main goal this time around was to try and put names with faces. Mission accomplished. Thank you all again and will be playing in the dirt shortly : )
Thank you Angel for a hosting,you did a wondeful job. Thank you skybird for you never ending contribution to the cause. It was a lovely event. Laura thanks for the great pictures. I got all my goodies in the ground and as always, greatful for all the gardener friends out there. Who made the fruit salad with the yogurt? It was outstanding. I was so glad to see such wonder healthy food. I had a great time. Thanks again.
Hello again, and also a big thanks to everyone, especially Angel and Dee for rockin' the location and the organization of what would otherwise have been completely uncontrolled chaos! GREAT location with the park, Angel! Honorable mention to Laura, for getting pics up already! That was fast!
For the record, and for anyone that got things from me: I tried to plant out all my newspaper-potted stuff yesterday when we got home (yes, I'm nuts, I know), and discovered that MY paper pots were a little too good at holding in water--the soil was starting to get fuzzy under the paper just a bit. Since the plants were all pretty well established, I don't think it will be a problem, but for those that got stuff from me, be sure to either remove the paper (or the bottoms, at the very least) when planting out, and if it will be awhile before you plant them out, water less than you think they need in the meantime--the tops can get pretty dry before they will need more water underneath (feel the bottom of the paper pot). I'll have to make thinner pots next year! If you DO leave them in the paper pots when planting out, be sure to bury ALL the paper (or rip off the top part of it so none of it is sticking out of the ground), as this can serve as a wick for the moisture and will quickly dry out the seedling, possibly before the roots have a chance to break through.
Thanks again everyone for the great plants, wonderful food, and ever-welcome company. Hubby came home with red sandal-feet (OW!) and the comment: "What a nice bunch of folks!" Of course, I'm making a list of what I'd like to ask for at the next swap already... He he! It's a sickness, I know!
I also just want to thank everyone! it was a fantastic day and I look forward to the next swap. I am enjoying my plants that are not yet planted, most of my new babies aren't ready for the insane wind i got going on today. I am working on a photobucket with all the pictures husband took yesterday, its taking longer than expected cause there were more pictures than i thought possible.
Words, especially like thank you, do not seem like enough to express our joy and appreciation for the wonderful day yesterday. It is an amazing demonstration of love when I think about what so many gave so freely to insure the days success. Angel: for making all the arrangements and putting so much thought into what had to be brought and coordinated to insure each of us had a fun and a worry free day!
To skybird: It is a miracle that you even slept for the days leading up to our big event. Your plants share your shinning, smiling face.
Special thanks to each of you that planned your trips to come share a few hours with your friends and found the time to bake or prepared fantastic dishes that tasted out of this world.
AND THE PLANTS...thank goodness we have the many photos to help us remember what day was all about. bonnie and terry
What a great day!!! Thank you to everyone. My mom was impressed with me (and all of you) - not bad ladies (and gents) to impress a master gardener. Bonnie (luckybottom), what did you call your onions, was it walking onions?
Well, I did get to play 'watch the redhead burn' - a game the whole family can play. I'm telling you, next time I'm just going to slather on toothpaste because 50+ sunblock applied twice apparently doesn't cut it. Tops of feet not burnt, I'm sure only because they weren't exposed. I think I burnt my eyelids. Grumble grumble. Garden hat is in store for next swap.
It was great to meet all of you.
All my veggies are in, the flowers are half in.
Excited to see recipes and pics!
Thanks again to Angel and Dee for the hosting and expertise. Thanks to everyone for the incredible food. I haven't been that well fed in a while. Looking forward to the fall swap where we can utilize our garden for cooking!
Ok, I know I'm a little late on the Thank You, but it was 7 pm when I got home Sunday, so I pretty much ate dinner, and went straight to bed. Yesterday, I wasn't home, and this morning I've been planting tomatoes. Glad I didn't do them sooner, as the low last night was around the freezing mark, and I know a couple of folks here lost some of their tomatoes. My toms. and peppers were safe in the garage. I just hope that's the end of the frosts this year!
Anyway, like some of you, I forgot spots with the sunscreen, back of the calves, and tops of the feet. Also, forgot my hat, so my scalp was burnt too.
Laura, I think your pictures are awesome! Way better than the ones of everyone's butts that we usually get each year, LOL!!! I think you should be the designated photographer from now on.
It was great seeing some familiar faces, and meeting new ones. I love the picture of the two Bonnie's meeting for the first time : )
Thank you to everyone that earmarked things for me. I realized though that it's not really all about acquiring more plants when we got to the free-for-all part, and I didn't really feel the need to grab everything in sight this year. I just enjoyed the chance to visit with other nuts that share my passion.
Well, I've got to head back out to the garden and start planting peppers, and you know that's gonna take a while! There's still a ton of wintersown seedlings to get in the ground, and the high is forcast to hit 86º by Thursday, and amazingly it's not windy today, so I better get busy!
Looking forward to the next one!
I'm very late in expressing my thanks and joy! Being with all you plant lovers and learning lots about Colorado gardening was so fun! And Skybird, please, no apologies. I thank you for the plants you gave me. And even more, your wanting to make it right. You are a gem!
The only things I don't like about the swaps are:
I never get around to talking with and meeting everyone.
I never remember the faces to the names!!!
Although, this time, I did get quite a few new faces and maybe they came with names or I'm remembering them incorrectly. Can't wait till the next swap and I say hello to one person all the while thinking they are another person :D
I just felt like complaining...
Well, I'm terrible with face-name stuff anyway. I'll recognize a person, maybe even know exactly where I know them from and know details about their life, but still forget their name for a while.
So the whole not knowing who is who is a normal thing for my stupid brain. Sigh.
My sunburn is better now! And the little blondie boy in orange is still talking about the ultra cool climbing pyramid thing. :)
Thank you to everyone who gave me plants, and especially to skybird and angel... such work and thoughtfulness went into this event. My sister and I had a great time. I went right home and planted everything that did not need a little more time in their pots! Great group of folks! I'll definitely have some things to contribute to the next swap. See you in the fall!!


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Looking for a unique place to have a graduation party? What about fabulous prom pictures? That special anniversary party? Or maybe a fun Murder Mystery theme party for the family reunion or that office Christmas party? Visit with Moss Mansion Event Coordinator Marlene McCave and plan your memorable event! Invite your guests to our beautiful grounds or host your party in one of the luxurious rooms available on the first floor of our Historic House Museum. Visit our Facebook pages (Moss Mansion Museum or Moss Mansion Weddings) for images and information, or call 256-5100 to make an appointment with Marlene for your free private consultation.
Moss Mansion Collection experts Jennette Rasch and Michaela Shifley will be presenting at the Montana Association of Museums Conference at the Big Horn Resort and Hotel in Billings, Montana, this week. Their current work at the Moss features two new interactive exhibits, as well as additional children's and adult programming.
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The Billings Preservation Society enjoyed a marvelous evening of mixing, celebrating, and interesting dialogue at the Northern Hotel on February 17, 2015. Center stage was given to long lists of successes and accomplishments by board members, volunteers, staff and contractors during the annual event. All were grateful for attendees and organizers of the full slate of events in 2014 and for the hard work on preservation and operational projects throughout the year. More is on the way for 2015!
Special thanks to Mike Nelson of the Northern Hotel for hosting the gathering of colleagues and friends, and to Jim McDonald of A&E Architects for sharing his interesting insights about the restoration project at the Yellowstone Lake Hotel.
It's time to prepare for the 27th Annual SpringFest juried art show and sale at the Moss Mansion. The deadline for booth applications is March 13, 2015. Late Applications by artists will be accepted until April 1, 2015. Please read each application for instructions and requirements.
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Ok well she's not my supervisor as she is in a deferent department and I in another. She is so cute and she laughs at everything I say. Well she bought me lunch today and we laughed allot. Now I do know the saying of not to eat where you poop. yeah its a saying. But I like her, shes pretty, funny and smart. If things where to go south one day she could not effect my position there.
I manage a different department in the county and shes a grade above me. So I dont think she can do anything to me. oh kay, what would you do?


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Our latest issue is now on sale and it will greet you with a stunning blaze of neons.
Our cover story is about mixing high-volume fluoros with quieter shades and it marks the much-awaited return of our style editor, Vanessa Colyer Tay, who is the colour-savvy genius behind this beautiful feature.
Vanessa's story about making vases out of pipe parts carries on the bright-and-subtle colour play of her main feature, too.
We also have two book extracts that are page-by-page passports into many one-of-a-kind homes. There's Interiors by Inside Out contributor Martyn Thompson (above) and 70/80/90 (below), the sequel to 50/60/70, both by our magazine's founding editor, Karen McCartney.
There's also a sleep-inducing (in the best kind of way!) story on bedlinens.
And the brighter-than-bright theme goes full circle when we take 'A Weekend With …' Paris-based photographer Carla Coulson, whose apartment is charged with full-watt orange walls!
Enjoy browsing through our November/December issue, on sale now.
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Wait till you see the Christmas issue Grace!! There's a really beautiful stripe on stripe portrait in there.
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Brew Crew unloads on Cubbies and gain a game
The Milwaukee Brewers had a season-high 17 hits last night, in beating the Chicago Cubs 10-7 at Wrigley Field.
Mike Cameron reached base four times in his first contest after a 25-game illegal-substance suspension.
Cameron had a double, a two-run single, an infield hit and a walk, and he scored twice.
Corey Hart fell a homer short of the cycle and Bill Hall and J.J. Hardy churned out three singles apiece.


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Job Path 2014 Annual Benefit….
Job Path's 2014 Annual Benefit was co-hosted by Tina Brown & Sir Harold Evans, Robert De Niro & Grace Hightower, and Vicky Ward & Richard Cohen. This year we had a panel discussion, "Nothing Works Like Working", with parents sharing their experiences of what Job Path has meant for their children. The Employer of the Year was The New School and the award was accepted by President, David E. Van Zandt.
To watch a short clip from the benefit, click on the photo below.
Jonathan Putz: Work. Life. Community.
Jonathan is an artist who has exhibited at MoMA and studied at the School of Visual Arts. He has been working for the last two years at BookCourt in Brooklyn, and they recently hosted a third exhibition of his work. Last year, Jonathan was awarded a scholarship from the National Down Syndrome Society, which allowed him to expand his education by taking a Photoshop class. Jonathan and his family are making plans for him to move into his own apartment.
A home of their own…
Carlos and Guilermo (Gi) moved into their own three-bedroom apartment in East Harlem after years living in a 10-person group home. Gi notes: "I can go into the fridge whenever I want." The third bedroom is for their roommate, Xenia Laureano, who helps Carlos and Gi manage their household.
Figment Festival 2014
Job Path's project for Figment Festival 2014 at governor's Island was PostAbility. Our post office had a sign:
Welcome to the PostAbility Community Post Office. We are a group of individuals from the five boroughs of NYC, coming together to facilitate an interactive art, communication and story-sharing project. Receive a letter from a stranger written just for you, and share your own story or artwork in return via the PostAbility post-station.
News Corp
News Corp awarded Job Path a $25,000 grant through their corporate giving initiative to support our Career Launch Program: Building Skills for Life. For more information on our Career Prep and Career Advancement Classes contact: email@example.com.
Randy got his job at a law firm with the support of a job coach. Job Path is now on CrowdRise. www.crowdrise.com/jobcoach. For every $50 raised a job seeker like Randy receives one hour of job coaching. For every $1,000 raised, another person is launched into the workforce.
Handmade Books
Job Path's art group had a reception for their Handmade Books exhibition which featured works by artists who created stories and designed book covers. These pieces by Peter Dommermuth were among those displayed.
Speed Dating
Job Path's Speed Dating Committee hosted its first event on April 11th at Judson Memorial Church. About 40 people attended from agencies all across NYC. There was dancing, great food and conversations between people who would otherwise not have met.
This busy, in-demand group advocates and creates ways to challenge the stereotypes about people with disabilities. Outside Voices recently filmed "Professionalism," an instructional video for staff and another explaining the process of Speed Dating.
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Coming attractions: West Side Connections
Job Path has developed a new effort in direct response to the parents of the young people supported by our Life Coaching program. The goal is to develop a combination of individualized residential supports and community connections that will enable young people to thrive in their own homes while ensuring that they have the stable, long-term assistance that will put their parents' minds at ease. Young people will live in their own apartments, some with roommates, within proximity to one another. The aim is to facilitate strong connections among group members and the larger community. Several young people are now living in their own apartments and receiving supports through the West Side Connections project.


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IAU Names Fifth Dwarf Planet Haumea 94
from the i-was-rooting-for-slash-and-dot dept.
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Wait, it's "cigar-shaped" and they're naming it after a fertility _Goddess_? Something's not right here.
Ok, great victory for believers in Hawaiian mythology. I'm waiting for the day when they finally run out of religious mythologies and have to allow names like Xena for real. Although there are so many religions around that by that time Xena will probably be seen as an ancient mythological figure.
Sometimes a cigar-shaped dwarf planet is just a cigar-shaped dwarf planet.
"The decision was made after discussions by members of the International Astronomical Union's Committee on Small Body Nomenclature (CSBN) and the IAU Working Group for Planetary System Nomenclature (WGPSN)"
Surprisingly interesting names, but should bodies that name themselves CSBN and WGPSN really be in charge of naming other bodies?
Moreno's reputation took a hammering too, at least in the popular press.
I'd be interested to hear your definition of "popular press".
I beg to differ! My wife gave birth to our first kid! And...wait a minute? I just realized that I was too busy with WoW to consumate...but...
It's Thursday, so she should be swinging by for her check soon. While I'm waiting for her, I could try for another level or two. But first, let me refill my snacks!
Need more Red Bull...
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How to Bake Marinated Chicken
Before you bake your chicken, you need to know how to marinate it properly. A marinade is a liquid made from oils, acids and seasonings, although some might not contain all of these. The oil is useful for locking in the flavor of the chicken and for sealing it so it does not dry out when you bake it. Try sesame, peanut, or olive oil. Infused oils, such as chili oil, are also good.
Acids tenderize poultry by unraveling the proteins. Although this is not strictly necessary with poultry, using something acidic can soften the surface of your chicken breast and allow the flavors of the marinade to soak in better. Acids include sherry, wine, yogurt, buttermilk, citrus juice, and vinegar. Buttermilk and yogurt are good for moist chicken breasts, although citrus-based marinades can turn it to mush if you leave it on too long.
Seasonings such as ginger, garlic, and onion are nice if you want to add flavor to your chicken marinade recipes, or you can add chili or herbs, sugar or honey. Soy sauce, salt, pepper, mustard, citrus peel and horseradish are more options. Soak your poultry in your chosen marinade and then bake it until it is cooked through.
How Long to Bake Marinated Chicken Breasts?
Bake them for about half an hour at 350 or 375 degrees F. The recipe should tell you how long to bake the chicken and the correct temperature. The cooking time is influenced by how large or thick the breasts are and it also depends on your oven. The chicken is done when there is no pinkness remaining inside and the juices run clear.
Tips for Baked Chicken
The worst crime you can commit against chicken is overcooking it because even if you have used a marinade to keep the bird moist, cooking it too long in a dry heat is sure to bring about the kind of result you really do not want! Dried-up chicken is no one's idea of a great meal. So pay attention to the suggested cooking time in whichever recipe you are using and bear in mind it is exactly that – a 'suggested' cooking time.
Check the chicken a few minutes before the end of it, especially if your oven tends to cook things quickly, or if your chicken breasts are on the small side. As soon as the temperature is right in the center of the chicken and there is no pink remaining inside, you can be sure your poultry is perfectly cooked and ready to be served.
You do not need to let it 'sit' like you do with steak, although doing that will not affect the texture or flavor, so if you are still working on the side dishes you can wrap the cooked chicken up in aluminum foil and rest it for a bit. It will stay hot in the foil.
Because they have been marinated, your chicken breasts will offer a wonderful flavor. You can also use chicken thighs, legs, drumsticks or even wings, as long as you adjust the cooking time accordingly. The darker meats are more forgiving if you overcook the chicken but you should keep an eye on these too, just so your results are as close to perfect as you can get them.
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Survivors of the capsized Costa Concordia have marked two years since the cruise ship grounded off Italy with a candlelight march on Giglio island and a moment of silence in the courtroom where the captain is on trial.
Relatives of the 32 people killed in the crash also threw a wreath into the sea Monday and attended a Mass in the island's church that had welcomed in hundreds of passengers on the cold night of January 13, 2012 when the Concordia slammed into a reef and capsized.
"I am here for my sister," said Madeleine Soria Molina of Peru, whose sister Erika Fani Soria Molina was among the crewmembers killed.
"It is a way to be with her again, because the death of a member of your family - of a brother or sister - it is hard to get over it."
On the mainland, judges and survivors alike stood in silence inside the theatre-turned-courtroom in Grosseto where Captain Francesco Schettino stands accused of manslaughter, causing a shipwreck and abandoning the Concordia before all passengers had been evacuated.
Passengers came from as far away as Russia and Britain to attend the hearing, but it was adjourned almost immediately after the commemoration because of a lawyers' strike.
Schettino, who didn't attend the session, has said he's innocent and saved lives.
Residents of Giglio, meanwhile, are finally seeing the end of their ordeal, with June set as the date to remove the hobbled wreck from the island's port.
They received a boost in spirits in September when salvage crews pulled off an unprecedented engineering feat to right the 115-ton, 300-metre-long liner in preparation for it to be towed away.
"Definitely (this anniversary) is something that takes us back to that terrible night, even if today we are looking at this anniversary ... with a light that is a little bit different," Giglio Mayor Sergio Ortelli told The Associated Press. "Today we are looking forward optimistically to what will be the final operation."
Giglio's commemorations will culminated with an evening candlelight procession to mark the exact time - 9.45pm - that the Concordia ran into the reef off Giglio and pierced a 70-metre gash in its hull.
Schettino is accused of having taken the ship off course in a stunt to bring it closer to Giglio, and then delaying the evacuation order until it was too late to lower many of the lifeboats from the listing liner.
His lawyers have blamed other crewmembers for not following orders and said the ship itself malfunctioned.
In a statement to the ANSA news agency, Schettino expressed his "profound condolences" to the relatives of the victims and said he would have liked to attend the Grosseto moment of silence but couldn't because of the strike. He said the anniversary "renews an indelible wound for all of us."
In the coming months, a total of 30 giant tanks will be affixed to both sides of the Concordia to float it off the false seabed where it is resting, so it can be towed to a port to be dismantled for scrap.
Five Italian ports are vying for the contract, but ports in Turkey, France and even China have also submitted bids.
"Two years means that, let's not say we've gotten used to it, but almost," said Giglio resident Giuseppe Modeste. "But eventually this wreck will be taken away."
The ship owner, Costa Crociere SpA, is a unit of Miami-based Carnival, the world's largest cruise line operator.
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While no exact system of measurement exists, most point to the level of trades that fail to deliver from the seller to the buyer within the mandatory three-day stock settlement period as evidence of naked shorting. Naked shorts may represent a major portion of these failed trades.
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Naked shorting is illegal because it allows manipulators a chance to force stock prices down without regard for normal stock supply/demand patterns.
In 2007, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) amended Regulation SHO to further limit possibilities for naked shorting by removing loopholes that existed for some broker/dealers. Regulation SHO requires lists to be published that track stocks with unusually high trends in "fail to deliver" shares. Some analysts point to the fact that naked shorting, albeit inadvertently, may help markets stay in balance by allowing the negative sentiment to be reflected in certain stocks' prices.
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There were plenty of awesome items auctioned off during the Newtown Youth Academy Gala last Saturday night at the Matrix Conference Center in Danbury. Among those items was a very special fox stole, donated by Linda Manna of Country Mill in Sandy Hook Center. The fox stole belonged to her grandmother. Linda had a particular request for the gala organizers: whatever money was raised through the auctioning of the vintage stole would go toward supporting memberships at NYA for Newtown's first responders.
Monroe residents, who wished to remain anonymous, are assisted by librarian Kim Weber, second from right, as they set up a "Trick or Read" tent in front of C.H. Booth Library on Thursday, October 31.
Halloween was celebrated by residents of all ages this year, thanks to the return of seasonal weather following two storms that dampened the holiday in Newtown. On Main Street, a number of residents decorated their homes to welcome the hordes of costumed guests that were expected Thursday. The owners of The Balcony House at 34 Main turned their dwelling into Main Street Motel for the night.
As volunteers put the final touches on a hay-hunt, other helpers at the Saturday, October 26, "Howl-o-ween" canine costume party readied additional stations. The family event was sponsored by Newtown Parks and Recreation, and benefited the Friends of Newtown Park and Back and was held on the Fairfield Hills Campus.
Activities included a relay race, a haystack treasure hunt, a hot dog toss, and a "tic-tac-paw."
Tommy, left, and Mikey Trudeau posed for a photo during the Saturday, October 26, SHOP (Sandy Hook Organization for Prosperity) Halloween Walk.
Following a special one-night encore showing of The Conjuring on Thursday, October 24, an audience at Edmond Town Hall Theatre was treated to a question and answer session with Lorraine Warren and Tony Spera.
On Saturday and Sunday, November 2 and 3, the Kent Historical Society will present its final campaign this year to increase awareness of former Kent resident and early 20th Century artist George Laurence Nelson. On both days, from noon to 4 pm, the Kent Community House, at 93 Main Street, will be filled with student artwork from local schools, all original works with a George Laurence Nelson theme.
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Securing funding has long been a struggle for SMEs in the Emirates. While one investment company hopes to change just that, start ups should also look into other 'unconventional' means
October 26, 2011 5:06 by Eva Fernandes
Starting your own business is a particularly difficult challenge here in the Middle East, and part of the reason is the inability to secure funding.
Although, angel investors and venture capitalists are no strangers to the region, one man is taking a more hands-on approach to the industry. Asgar Shakoor Patel, the chairman of House of Patels, will be providing startups with equity capital to get the business off the ground. For now the funding will be provided by the House of Patels, but partnerships are something on the horizon for now.
Patel, for his part is concerned with increasing the options for SMEs here. As he says: "The average share of SME lending is consistently low across all GCC countries. (…) It reflects to a large extent the structure of oil-based economies — less diversified, dominated by very large enterprises, and characterised by appreciated exchange rates and small non-oil traded sectors. There is substantial scope and huge potential for financing of SMEs."
Now when Kipp with the help of our good friends at YouGov asked the people of Saudi and the UAE, what they thought of the support expat entrepreneurs get from the government the response was rather telling. The majority of expat respondents in KSA and the UAE agreed with the statement "There is enough government support for locals but not for expatriates."
Just how many agreed with that statement? Well here in the UAE, 73 percent of Westerners, 59 percent of Arab expats and 51 percent of Asians all felt that there was inadequate support for expat entrepreneurs.
These findings are particularly pertinent when one considers the words of Akram Khan, the senior vice president and group head of corporate banking for Ajman Bank, who told The National: "Bank financing will only come in after there is a track record… "[If] you have an Emirati [partner] who can provide collateral, then we can look at start-ups. But without collateral for expats, it's a high risk."
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And so it is that Bredesen, a Democrat accused in the gubernatorial election of being a tax-and-spend liberal, is skating through the legislature with a proposed budget that reduces state government at levels never before seen. Bredesen's proposed cuts total about twice as much as what Republican state Sen. Marsha Blackburn proposed in recent years. When Blackburn made her suggestions, she was discredited as a dunderhead. Nothing ever came of her proposal after Democrats beat it to death.
Fact is, Blackburn was a dunderhead. But the point is instructive: Bredesen, a Democrat, can accomplish what a Republican probably could not. Our governor's budget proposes that mothers on welfare who pass the GED no longer receive a $100 cash bonus for doing so. Had a Republican suggested that, he would have been strung up by nightfall. When a Democrat suggests it, however, everyone punches the snooze button.
When Ned McWherter, one of the more business-oriented governors this century, told his commissioners of state government to "reorganize, restructure and reduce," he set in motion a budget-cutting exercise that pretty well cut state government to the bone. Eight years later, however, the next governor, Don Sundquist, fell asleep at the wheel, government payroll climbed steeply and the budget mushroomed. It all came to a head last year, when the state passed a sales tax increase that was supposed to raise about $1 billion and stop all the bleeding. But it turns out $1 billion wasn't enough. It looks as if we're going to be in the hole by $350 million when this fiscal year ends in June. Next year's shortfall will be even more colossal.
And that's why Bredesen is making all the cuts. Politically, Bredesen appears impregnable. His budget presentation speech before the General Assembly this week was well received. How he's pulling off this impossible mission is anybody's guess, but allow us to present several possible reasons.
First, the legislature is simply exhausted. For the last three years, its members have sweated bullets trying to pass an income tax and generate the money to fund state government. Along the way, members have met with defeat, and bricks have been thrown through windows. As draconian as Bredesen's budget is, it at least lets lawmakers take a breather. Voters appear to like it, and that's all the legislature wants to know.
Secondly, Bredesen's budget is pretty fair. The 9 percent cuts he's made in most departments are well distributed across the board. Everyone can cry foul over their cuts, but the truth is that in most cases they're no more or less than anyone else's. The budget is, therefore, equitable.
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People were always wondering how well Bredesen, who's a very executive-minded person, would do in his dealings with the legislature. Some speculated he would fall apart as he was forced to deal with lesser mortals. As it turns out, this legislature seems to appreciate the leadership. For Bredesen, everything's coming up roses.
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We haven't been sure whether to laugh or cry at The Tennessean in the last week. We're referring to the newspaper's four-part series, titled "Sacred Strands," which is about women in India who cut off their hair and give it to Hindu temples. The hair is then sold to companies and made into wigs. Oh, there's a local anglethe wigs are then sold in American stores, and some of those stores are here in Nashville.
The city's morning paper rarely undertakes huge projects requiring large amounts of space. They don't do a lot of "investigative reporting" or "enterprise reporting." But they have now. They locked and loaded, they spent a lot of money on newsprint and color photography and promotions, and when they unleashed their mighty firepower, they took aim at women cutting off their hair in India. The hair then arrives at stores in Nashville.
Around town, the city's chattering classes are doubled over. Comic relief is worth something, but there's something quite sad about all this. Twenty years ago, the paper was driving down a different highway. At that time, it was mustering its armor to tackle a massive investigation into the failure of the Butcher banking empire. It was also about to launch an effort to secure greater funding in the state legislature for welfare mothers. These are only two projects that come to mind.
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This expansion will force 227 million Americans to disclose details of their family and financial lives, as well as their Social Security numbers, credit card information and loan details.
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