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People began lining up at 3 a.m. Wednesday for the grand opening of Fresh Thyme Farmers Market, 211 W. Rand Road in Mount Prospect.
Fresh Thyme CEO Chris Sherrell joined Mayor Arlene Juracek and the Mount Prospect Chamber of Commerce for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at 6:45 a.m.
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There were 350 people in line for the 7 a.m. opening, with the first 250 of them receiving a Fresh Thyme reusable bag with more than $50 worth of groceries, the company said in a news release.
Grand opening festivities continue this weekend, with a wine tasting and bottle signing featuring Karl Wente of Wente Wineries from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Information is at freshthyme.com.


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B.F.Q. (Ax Clabtrap Hype)
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- Date
- 06/20/2013
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- 2 min 1 sec
- Score
- 4.17 / 5.00
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
See, I didn't reply because actually the lyrics in this really embarrass me. Really godawful and homophobic subliminal disses. I don't even get why I ended up recording this, really, but I figured I may as well be the biggest asshole possible in my hype and see if people get offended.
You're actually a genuinely brilliant lyricist - I had no idea how to respond to an undeserved compliment, so I figure all I have to say is that I can do better. And you make me want to do a lot better. And I'm a giant fan, and please never ever try and mimic the godawful lyricism in this track.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
oh my god I love the aha sampling, and dat one piece line was swaggin.
Ahahahahah lol in jokes ftw

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Margaretville — The Longyear Gallery joins the Catskill Mountain Artisans' Guild to present its first "Artists at Work" event on Saturday, Jan. 23, from 3-6 p.m. at The Commons Building at 785 Main Street, Margaretville.
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It was only fitting that a stop along the way for Congressman Scott Murphy's whistle-stop tour of sorts last Thursday was the Delaware & Ulster Railroad in Arkville, where he presented the railroad with a Certificate of Congressional Recognition for Historic Preservation. In addition to the presentation, the congressman also fielded questions from local citizens on a number of pressing issues, including gas drilling, health care, and agricultural issues.
Opening this week at Margaretville's Longyear Gallery is "Artists Choose Artists," Longyear's first invitational show featuring the work of both Longyear Gallery members and their favorite guest artists working in different media. The Artists' Reception will take place Saturday, Jan. 16, from 4 to 7 p.m.
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The Western Catskill Preservation Alliance (WCPA) released a statement last week challenging the wind turbine setback requirements in the towns of Roxbury and Stamford, taking official steps to increase setbacks to adequately reflect the 1,300-foot guideline advised by the turbine manufacturer.
Andes — January 16 is a night not to be missed at the Andes Hotel. The Pre-war Ponies are performing in the Yellow Room from 6 to 9 p.m. and immediately after that the Jack Grace Band in the tavern from 9 p.m. to midnight. There is no cover charge for either band.
The Wellness Committee of Margaretville Hospital and Mountainside Residential Care Facility Auxiliary has announced that Dr. Aneta K. Dimova will present a discussion of "Heart Disease in Women" on Wednesday, Feb. 10 beginning at 5 p.m. the Purcell Center in Margaretville. Admission to the lecture is free.
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The Fleischmanns Village Board has filed an appeal of last month's court ruling which said that the owner of the Main Street Fleischmanns Theater building, or the bank that holds the mortgage on the building, has a right to pay past due village taxes and maintain ownership of the property.
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1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 User Reviews
Average Ratings from 23 reviews
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 23 1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 reviews.
Jeff writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr ST Standard Cab LB Review
Will Run Forever
You Better Have a Good Tranny Guy
Solid Truck — This is a great truck and I've put it through hell. It's got a solid engine (318 cubic inch or 5.2L) with a more than ample amounts of power. The interior is nothing to wright home about but its functional and easy to clean. The bed has more than enough room and its tow capacity is substantial. Even overloaded this truck performs well. Just make sure you take care of the transmission. without the proper fluid and regular maintenance these trannys don't last very long.
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Leaston writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT 4WD Standard Cab LB Review
Its a truckk!
Great Truck — Great truck, i have done lots of work on it and put alot of money into itt. reliable truck it just needed some tender loving care and thats what it got. could never ask for a better first truck than this one.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
junkyarddog135 writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT Standard Cab LB Review
Lots of room inside, comfy on long trips and gets great fue milage.
Nothing than can be thought of at this time.
Great Over All Working Truck — Like the room in side the cab. The comfy seats and ride that it gives. Not like most trucks where it seems like your driving a lumber wagon. Great body style. Only thing I have a complaint with is the grille. Because the grille is bolted to the hood, and doesn't have much clearance from the front bumper. If hood is closed to hard, it ends up breaking the grille bolting tabs off.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Jonathan writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr ST Standard Cab SB Review
Hauls ass
6-8 Mpg when you step on it
Pretty Decent Truck — Its an 85.This thing was fast, fresh 318 with a 4 barrell carb, big cam and headers, this was my first truck.Got it with a blown motor so i slowly started the rebuild. It was ugly but in great shape body wise so i went with it but just couldnt afford to drive it.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Jake writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT Standard Cab LB Review
rockers rust easy
Overall Great. Good For Racing. If Properly Tuned! — acceleration, steering, suspension, "engine bay" is pretty big, easy to fix, the bad is every thing is expensive and when stuff breaks it usually cost's a pretty penny! it's fun to drive. gas milage sucks though. 26 gallon tank and 12mpg :(
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Quinton writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 Review
it got some kick butt mufflers on it
only a v6
Cory writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr LT 4WD Standard Cab LB Review
4 wheel drive
sometimes quits on me
Awesome — Lol sick 4x4 pick up, love to hit som dirt roads with this baby! extremely fun truck. Great to have, throw anything in the back, just a good country truck, blast some tunes on a dirt road. Great for dates to!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Nathaniel writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr LT 4WD Standard Cab SB Review
Dodge Ram — awsome in every way shape and form on and off the road. 360 magnum is the bomb posi 4x4 with air lockers, lifted 4" with muddin tires, KC daylighters black with carr roof rack, lookin to super charge next hopefuly this summer.
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
tomerikac writes:
1994 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 2 Dr Laramie SLT Standard Cab LB Review
15 years of dependability, bit I babied it
Gas meleage, although I still get about 13-15 mpg 90% freeway
They Just Don´t Make Them Like They Used To — I bought this thing new in Nov of ´94 as I recall. One of the first new modles in Phx. After almost 15 years and 105k mi later, the darn thing thing keeps running well and therefore can´t trade it in. Performance-still runs like new, acceleration, braking (replaced shoes at about 70k) handles fine. Replaced water pump and rebuilt master cylinder at about 60k. Appearance- Of course half the paint peeled off so I sanded and painted with $10 checker paint, buffed and waxed, hardly noticeable, no other repairs. Cost of ownership- Figure $19k vehicle plus $500 in repair over $15 years?? $250/mo (incl gas & ins) not bad. I loved this truck when I bought it and just can´t bear to trade in a well running truck for something new. Although with the discounts out there and the cash for clunkers, I may get into a Nissan Frontier SE quad cab for about $275/mo. Not bad. Undecided.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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1995 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 Reviews
Great If You Can Get A Hold Of A 360
performance even with 35" tires the 360ci is amazing with acceleration and it handles like a truck if you know anything about a dodge around 90's era you know the trans only last 150k out to inside i... Read More
It's Defently A Ram .
that it has a lot of after market stuff to put on . I use it some times for halling stuff in the back . I help friends also move with it sometimes . And sometimes i hall dirtbikes around to different ... Read More
1996 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 Reviews
I Loved This Truck
This was a great truck. I bought it brand new and put all but maybe 2000 of it's 220,000 miles on it during my 13 years with it. I always took care of it and the truck looked awesome when I finally t... Read More
I Would Buy Another
Steering is loosy goosy but I love the truck it rides well and always starts right up. The vehicle is susceptible to rust. spare tire is in a bad place under the bed of the truck, Bad steering seems... Read More
1997 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 Reviews
I Love It Cause It Mine
it gets me to were i need to go only sometimes i dont know what else to say cause it is crappy sometimes......... so if this was a car to recommend big mistake not as good as you would think Read More
Great, Kind Of Expensive To Have Though.
Well i like how it looks but i don't like how much i have to work on the engine so much and how much it cost to fill it. love how it drives with the 4x4 it can climb in speed and make the girls go cra... Read More
1998 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 Reviews
Wife Named It Rambo, Plus Buying Tips For Almost Any Car/truck/suv
Truck, I have had many a car in my time, since i started driving at 16. I have had Honda's Acura's, one in the same of course, Toyotas, BMW's, Subaru's and Ford truck. I can't really find much wrong ... Read More
This vehicle was a great vehicle. It ran great and drove smooth. It was very nice looking and clean. It was really roomy and comfortable to drive. There was a lot of storage space. Overall just a grea... Read More
1999 Dodge Ram Pickup 1500 Reviews
Its A Dodge. Im A Dodge Fanatic.
I love it. It has plenty of power and response. Dodges are far more reliable, as well as easier to maintain if you purchase them relatively new and keep the maintenance up on them. Any vehicle is. Thi... Read More
Always Having People Look
Really cant wait to get the truck back so I can get back to driving it. Nothing like being the biggest on the road and having it all to yourself. Drove it to mrytle beach n back n loved every minute e... Read More


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Silly winter dog grooming questions?
Hi - This is a dumb question , but.... I recently adopted a small terrier/poodle mix. I had him groomed when I got him in December. He's getting fairly shaggy now. I was thinking that given that he's small (13lbs) - its cold (a wood heated home in Maine) that I would leave him long until it was warmer. However it snowed last night and by the time we came back from the morning walk he was encrusted with snow balls. Hard to remove - and cold for him. So now I'm thinking I should have him groomed again - but how short? I've never had a dog this small. He loves loves playing in the snow, and doesn't seem to mind the cold when we are outside, but I like to get him warm and dry quickly when we come inside. Nevermind keeping lots of dog scented snowballs out of the house and off my floor.
A good groomer should know just how much to leave and what type of cut to give him. How often you need to groom depends on how often you comb him and what type hair he has.
If your dog has curly poodle-type hair I prefer what they call the sport cut, which is a 1-2" cut all over.
Silky coats that aren't regularly combed tend to matt, so if your dog has that type hair you will definitely want to have it trimmed on a regular basis.
Talk thru your options with the groomer, then be prepared to buy him a little coat for those really cold days. :)
I would rely on the advice of a groomer.
My dogs have short hair, so they don't need haircuts. Even so I don't like to bathe them in the winter, because I don't want them to be wet and cold. Instead of bathing, I make sure I brush them alot. I might use a damp cloth if they have some dirt stuck on them.
My small dog with short hair typically wears a sweater in the winter, or a coat when we go outside.
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Im trying to make a logo for my College project.
Its about a Advertising agency. Our concept is based on Cloud Computing and Creativity.
So the name is CloudCreative, but i couldn't find a font for my logo.
I made a symbol (unfortunately i had no time so this is the symbol: http://typophile.com/files/Cloud.jpg)
Im trying to make the font says we are wise professionals and really skilled ones.
but more i look for the right font it seens the problem is the symbol..
And im worried about thin fonts in logos, like visibility and another trouble i can get with thin fonts, am i doing right?
Sorry for my english, and thank you very much for your help
Your logo is too black. It will crush any typeface you place near it.
I don't understand the connection between ad agencies and cloud computing. Can you tell us more about the concept?
The concept we made is like one agency that can have all the solutions when needs, like the cloud computing we can have any kind of data in anywhere anytime, in the concept that represents the knowledge of the agency.
I couldn't accept the symbol so here is the new logo:
The VE draws immediate attention. You might try removing the right side serif on the V. (Also, 'cloud' is a very popular name/image these days -- have you done a trademark search?)
Maybe it is just me, but I thought that 'cloud' was more about hiding things.
If you use that one font there, make sure to kern the e closer to the a or the A closer to the T. That would be a great start. Also kern the v and the e closer together. If you're going to be designing logos you need to learn to be aware of letters that are too close or far away from each other based on their shapes. When you squint it should look smooth without gaps. If there's a gap, try filling it in somehow by altering one of the letters to extend into the gap. A logo should be streamlined like an airplane that's been in a wind tunnel for some period of time.


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Joesph P. DiRenzo Memorial Scholarship
This is the tenth year the BAC Will be offering the Joseph P. DiRenzo Memorial Scholarship Competition. The scholarship awards selected union member families a $3000 scholarship towards higher education costs.
Applications will be accepted until May 15th, 2015.
Joseph P. DiRenzo Memorial Scholarship Application
Central Labor Council Memorial Scholarship for 2015. (Local 5 members )
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Applications must be postmarked on or before April 10, 2015.
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Entries must be returned to the committee no later then April 11, 2015. This fund has been awarding scholarships for thirty six ear and one-hundred an fifty-six people have been awarded a scholarship.


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Classic Double RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Superior Double RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Luxury Double RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Junior SuiteMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 infant)
Executive SuiteMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 2 children, 3 infants)
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5-star luxury hotel in Bologna (Historic Center) near Fountain of Neptune
This luxury hotel is located in the heart of Bologna, walking distance from Civic Museum of the Middle Ages, Fountain of Neptune, and Communal Collection of Fine Arts. Also nearby are Museum of Giorgio Morandi and Palazzo Comunale.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Grand Hotel Majestic già Baglioni features a sauna. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
Plasma televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, climate control, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a sauna, Grand Hotel Majestic già Baglioni features a steam room and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 5-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. 7 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers spa services, a terrace, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Meeting rooms
- Business center
- Conference space
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Express check-in
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 5
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Wedding services
- Fitness facilities
- Total number of rooms - 109
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Offsite parking reservations required
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Sauna
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Free WiFi
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Valet parking (surcharge), Offsite parking reservations required
Room Amenities
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Desk
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Room service (24 hours)
- Climate control
- Free newspaper
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Satellite TV service
- In-room safe
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free WiFi
- Plasma TV
Where to Eat
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Grand Hotel Majestic già Baglioni has a restaurant serving breakfast only.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
Spa Services
- Massages
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Guests must arrange parking in advance of arrival, due to the limited available spaces. Please contact the office using the information on the confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 5 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
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Bungie's planned opponent this week canceled at the last minute, so the Blood Gulch Regulars stepped up and answered Frankie's call for replacement killers last night.
Deleted User7/30/2006 7:21:10 PM PermalinkBungie, I don't know where to put this so I'll put it here. The UTAH NOOI3S want to play you on a humpday. Where do we sign up, or CAN we even sign up? Thanks
Deleted User7/30/2006 6:18:33 AM PermalinkIs it true though they are making TEAM SWAT a ranked game because it is soooooooo popular? I hope they do!!!! Super Bounces are fun but freakin annoying when you are in Team Snipers. Maybe they should make Super Jumps only on Custom Games. [Edited on 7/29/2006]
Deleted User7/29/2006 6:06:09 PM Permalinkawesome........if i knew how to ask bungie to play us in a humpday challenge, i would do it right away.
Faithful_SK7/29/2006 1:41:27 AM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] thedevilkiller02 Congratz on your Victory! Is Bungie Undefeted? [/quote] LOLOL You're hilarious.
Jeremiah7/28/2006 11:01:11 PM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] the steppenwolf a crime punishable by the removal of your cream crackers (jk)[/quote] What's a cream cracker? [quote]Anyway whats the Bonus bit in the swat gametype they played on sanctuary? plz PM me with an answer ANYONE!!!! [/quote] Bonus SWAT uses the Bonus Points setting in Slayer gametypes. Anything that earns you a medal will give you an extra point, so if you get a headshot you get 2 points, if you get a double kill with two headshots you get 5 points total. It makes the scoring go by very fast, especially in SWAT gametypes, so we use 250 to win. [Edited on 7/28/2006]
Deleted User7/28/2006 10:10:32 PM PermalinkGreat game i guess there's always someone waiting to be beaten by bungie jk blood gulch regulars played a awesome game
the steppenwolf7/28/2006 9:12:34 PM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Ninja 0n Fire Good game. [/quote]Yeah you would say that you lost your team a game with the misuse of the rockets a crime punishable by the removal of your cream crackers (jk) Anyway whats the Bonus bit in the swat gametype they played on sanctuary? plz PM me with an answer ANYONE!!!!
Deleted User7/28/2006 7:13:17 PM PermalinkYay! Gold stars for Bungie! *sticks them on foreheads* Mommy will be so proud! <3
Deleted User7/28/2006 6:36:19 PM Permalinkhey if u guys need someone to have a game with somebody my real gamertag is clockrocket1017
Deleted User7/28/2006 6:12:57 PM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Ninja 0n Fire [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] HipHopAnonymus Which I find odd, why not use the flaming ninja...seeing as how your name is Ninja 0n Fire.[/quote] The symbolism expressed in my emblem extends far beyond something as simple as an online alias. I suppose you'd have to know me better to understand, so don't think on it too much, I wouldn't want you to hurt yourself. ;-) [/quote] No problem. But you have to agree not to pick up rockets for a while. Don't want you hurting yourself and the entire team now do we? ;-) Edit: Wait you aren't really a flaming ninja? The deceivery! [Edited on 7/28/2006]
Deleted User7/28/2006 6:10:52 PM PermalinkI WANT TO BE IN A HUMPDAY CHALLENGE MY GAMERTAG IS clockrocket1017
Deleted User7/28/2006 5:15:08 PM PermalinkHmmm, sounds like mucho fun. I am surprised that for once Bungie won because of teamwork and not dumb luck (but I'm so proud of ya' guys *wipes imaginary tear from eye*. I wonder if I could get some of my group, C.H.U.G., to challenge you with me. I only have three guys gamertags, though. I need to get the others.
Deleted User7/28/2006 4:37:05 PM PermalinkGood fighting bungie, you guys are representing big time! It's always good to hear you guys can keep on having fun even with lots of pressure on making Halo 3 golden. Keep up the good work over there and most importantly have fun doing it.
Deleted User7/28/2006 3:49:28 PM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sacui 7o god [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Ninja 0n Fire [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sacui 7o god NINJA ON FIRE GOT OWNT BY KP AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAH!!!!!!!!!!!![/quote] Excuse me while I go cry in my bourbon. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sacui 7o god Lol I have the sane as his only its cyan and white. =)[/quote] What a coincidence, it's like cosmic... or not. [/quote] Ummmmm...Whats a bourbon? IS it like Bourbon chicken?[/quote] It's an alcoholic drink.
Deleted User7/28/2006 1:21:14 PM Permalink[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Ninja 0n Fire [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sacui 7o god NINJA ON FIRE GOT OWNT BY KP AHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAH!!!!!!!!!!!![/quote] Excuse me while I go cry in my bourbon. [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Sacui 7o god Lol I have the sane as his only its cyan and white. =)[/quote] What a coincidence, it's like cosmic... or not. [/quote] Ummmmm...Whats a bourbon? IS it like Bourbon chicken?
Deleted User7/28/2006 11:09:32 AM PermalinkBonus SWAT is falsely rewarding. Which is why it's such a blast. Insert into action sack!
Faithful_SK7/28/2006 5:40:08 AM PermalinkI sometimes try and imagine how bad a group of people have to be to lose the Humpday challenge, but then I stop thinking out it.
Deleted User7/28/2006 3:35:38 AM Permalinkman i wish i could take bungie on mybe one day when i buy a 360 beause my xbox broke anyway enough about me good games a congrats bungie on the wins and i bet bungie will have a nice long wining streak now and ow ya his name is ninjia on fire because whenever he plays halo 2 he is on fire he is getting all the kills and putting his team threw and the ninjia part well i gues he just likes ninjias [Edited on 7/27/2006]
cinowlan7/28/2006 3:18:06 AM PermalinkCongratulations. Nice to see Bungie finally reverting from their recent losses.


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Cugel, it's funny you bring that up now...I just racked (for the 4th and last time) a blueberry mead (melomel) that has been 5 months in the making. Now it is bulk aging. Anyway, case in point..I checked the F.G. yesterday during racking and it came in at 1.032!!! I was like...WOW this is gonna be sweet...BUT....it's really not. It's got a nice blueberry and honey flavor with a nice warming effect, almost like brandy..but it isn't cloyingly sweet or overwhelmingly sweet. In fact, I have a sweet, carbonated hard cider I am just drinking now, and the F.G. on that is only 1.013 and tastes MUCH sweeter than this Blueberry Mead does. It's funny how that works.
Wow, This thread is awesome! Kudos to the starter
I collect magnetic bottle openers... so if you see something nice......
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Oh, one thing I want to make sure gets noted....
Although I started making mead a long time ago (the late 1970's, to be precise), I took a "leave of absence" from the hobby during the mid to late 90's when we were busy with raising kids and stuff. During my absence, an incredible amount of good analytical and experimental science was performed by guys like hightest (now on this board), and Oskaar (Pete) on the Gotmead forum, and others (including that guy who wrote a book about it -- name of Schramm). They transformed this hobby from the hit-and-miss thing it was to the consistently successful, reliable and repeatable thing it is today. Hightest doesn't like to brag, so I'll do it for him. He's the one who essentially brought me into the 21st century of meadmaking process, and I like to give credit where credit is due. He is also a relative newcomer to HBT, but the advice that he gives is that of a seasoned, experienced pro.
So Ill take gravity readings tonight... and see how high it is... I think with my pumpkin mead, the level of new honey will be limited by space in the carboy! Shame, Ill have to wait to bottle another couple of weeks I guess!
I was gonna ask if that was the wayneb I've gotten advice from on other forums, glad to hear it is. With you and Hightest sharing some time on HBT, this is becoming an even better forum!


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Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme...
...la, la, laaaa...
Singing about herbs this morning. I have never grown parsley in the ground before, believe it or not, and generally managed to use it all up in one season from my herb containers. Last year, I put some larger parsley plants in my rose garden. They came through the winter beautifully, and are now putting up tall flower spikes! I never even knew they did this!
Of course, I Googled it and found out that parsley is a bienniel, and will probably die after blooming. Another tidbit I never knew. But I'm here to recommend it as a very pretty edging plant for two years, anyway. I have the flat Italian parsley, which I think has more flavor and it has made lovely, green mounds around the edges of the bed. They have withstood heat and cold like champs!
If you haven't grown herbs for decorative purposes before, I recommend trying a few. Nothing like the silvery leaves of sage mixed in with your flowers, as one example. And I have both dill and fennel growing in the middle of my rose bed now, too. (They are taller than the weeds, so I can tell they are there! But the weeds are coming OUT this week, and I'll be able to see them much better!)
The dill is blooming now, and the fennel is making a much thicker clump, with new stalks forming. I'm guessing it will last longer than the dill, but I need to go read up on it a bit more.
Anyone else have some good ways to use herbs in the landscape, besides just for culinary purposes?
At a hotel in Philadelphia, I did a double take then went back and tasted the little foot high hedge running along the sidewalk. It was MINT! In my experience, mint was always leggy and running all over the place. It was such a nice, neat little hedge! cora
I grow parsley in the ground year round. I like the look of the curly better, but it seems to be easier to find seeds for the Italian. I only grow it for the butterflies though.
The seeds grow easily just scattered on the ground and I have the parsley interspersed with carrots, when I find them at the grocery with the tops. That and dune sunflower, couple of salvias, angelonia, native lantana, sweetspire and tons of milkweed, make a nice little butterfly garden. All of the ground cover keeps the milkweed from looking so bad.
In another area I have Italian parsley mixed with rain lilies. I like rainlilies when they bloom, but they are ugly scrawny little plants the rest of the year. Mix some parsley with them and I have caterpillar food and the rainlilies look better.
I don't have any luck with the fennel or dill though.
I'm very interested in this subject. I'm actually finding I like the green garden look of beds planted mainly with herbs, with only a few ornamental flowers tucked in here and there. I really love the airy look of most herb flowers too. Ill mannered gave me some arugula that's bloomed beautifully for over a month now with airy little cream colore blooms. My perennial arugula is lower, with mustard like yellow flowers. My dill is blooming also. I'm growing parsely around a silver palmetto (also, technically, an herb), perilla for filler in shady spots. I use mustard more as a veggie than an herb, but I have it growing everywhere, especially the purple leaved kind. It also doubles as a nemacidal cover crop.
My main challenge right now is figuring out how to grow rosemary, sage, thyme, scented geraniums, and other humidity sensitive herbs over the summer. Right now I have most of these growing in pots, but I'm doing divisions cuttings just to see how they'll do in the ground. I'm thinking the key may be good soil, and plenty of space, both for the roots and air circulation.
Bill, I know there are types of rosemary that are better suited to Florida than other types. Tracy at Seminole Springs could give us pointers in that regard. I have a friend who once had one that was HUGE. Like nearly 3' tall and just about that wide. It bloomed with lovely blue flowers and was very happy in a hot, sandy spot in his yard.
I, too, love the look of herbs. I'm crazy about Colonial style herb gardens, laid out in geometric shapes, too. But it's fun to find herbs that will "fit in" with the other flowers and plants in a mixed border.
Anyone growing nasturtiums in their herb gardens or flowerbeds? I think it is getting too late to start them here, but I so love them! Especially the "Alaska" variety with variegated leaves. Those leaves are wonderful in potato salad, and on sandwiches (like cress). And the flowers are edible, too. They maka a great garnish on salads and the like.
Bill, what do you mean by "nemacidal cover crop?"
not too late for nasturtiums, which are much tougher than you might think mine lasted in july last year, no problem. best time, of course, is right after the last frost. (they are quite sensitive to frosts.)
i have four kinds growing in my garden this year -- some with fetching faces (like pansies)... i got seeds from swallowtail. very easy to sow in situ. kids love 'em, too.
i'll post some pics of mine.
i've had parsley last a year in a pot. did you know that you an buy a single pot and then, very carefully, divide them out into a bunch of small plants? both castorp and i had read that you cannot do it, but i did it this year with no problem. one pot from the produce store gave me five nice plants.
if you're looking for a great edible sage that doesn't bolt, try Berggarten. i've had one in a pot for years. nice, clumping, tame.
finally, you MUST try papaloquelite. very pretty blue-green leaves. survives summer. a little goes a very very long way.
bill -- have you tried the cilantro experiment?
Marcia, chives are another herb that you may enjoy growing. Mine just started flowering last week. Nice light purple flower. I use them a lot and they come right back after being cut down to just a few inches tall.
I'm going to try to add more herbs to my beds. Never tried dill or fennel down here but I've not nothing to lose and everything to gain! Thanks for the idea.
Ill-Man...do you mean I can still SOW nasturtium seeds? Or buy the small plants from HD?
No, I didn't know about dividing the parsley. Will definitely try that out.
Berggarten is my favorite sage! I love the big rounder leaves on it. I use it where you might want lamb's ears, which I've never had any luck with down here. I have to say, I don't usually cook with it sage, though. I just like having it around. I also like the variegated cream and white one and the tri-color one with purple tones.
Where do you find something that sounds like papaloquelite?
I never even heard of it! You "veggie farmers" know all about interesting edibles that I've gone 64 years without ever even seeing! You amaze me!
And I don't know what the "cilantro experiment" is, but I HAVE eaten that, and I hate it. Tastes like soap to me. I don't even eat salsa that has very much cilantro in it. I'm stickin' to parsley! I love that one!
I love chives, Betsy, but for some reason, I've never been good at growing them. I've never kept them alive long enough for them to flower. I'm not giving up, though. What are your secrets? They are so cool looking, I'd love to succeed with them.
oh - if you don't like cilantro, stay away from papalo, which is makes cilantro taste sweet and tame.
i think you'd still get plants and blooms from nasturtiums. mine got killed by a late frost, and i replanted. they are only just now coming into bloom. they like a bit of warmth to really get going. you might give it a shot -- pick up a packet from HD.
and let me throw out scallions as a great, attractive plant that blooms nicely. did you know that you can take the very bottom of a scallion, say the bottom 1/4 inch, and, so long as it has a few little roots, plant it and it will regrow its green top, get huge, and then bloom? very pretty stuff. whenever i buy scallions, i save the bottoms and replant them. works really well. some of them even come up "double" -- two sets of greens for one little start. they get much larger than the original from the grocery store. never bulb up, thou.
I might still like the "look" of the papalo, Ill. I grow other herbs just for the look, or the scent in the garden. For instance, Mark & I both dislike the taste of rosemary...way to musky for me...but I adore it in the garden. It just LOOKS right. Maybe papalo is the same? A pretty or interesting look to it?
I love scallions. Now I have a good reason to buy them. Can you plant them this late in the year? I'd love to try starting a few here and there. And I'm going to look for nasturtiums, too. I just love everything about them, from their happy, carefree look to the snappy, peppery taste. I meant to plant some this fall and forgot. For me, they've always done better in cool weather, but heck, it's worth a try if yours are doing well.
Thanks for the info. Hope to see you at Nova's!
Speaking of green onion, does anybody want to try walking onions in fla? I'm very keen to see if they will go through their cycle there, but I'm not around long enough to try it myself, and my kinfolk don't share my interest. They are very decorative, IMO.
Be glad to send any number of topsets out come August.......
Marcia, by "nemacidal cover crop" I mean I plant a patch of mustard, let it get big, then hack it down and turn it all under with a shovel. It adds organic matter to the soil and supposedly something about the mustard decomposing in the soil reduces nematodes. I usually eat a lot of mustard while its growing--and I think the purple leaf types are nice as ornamentals.
The cilantro experiment is planting a 99 cent bag of whole coriander from the Mexican store, or the Mexican section of the Publix, and seeing if cilantro with grow from it. I haven't tried it yet but I'm about to check the pantry to see if I have some coriander. It'll probably bolt quick since it's getting hot but it's worth a try.
I'm probably going to Seminole Springs this weekend so I'll ask Tracy about Rosemarys.
In my humble opinion, papaloquite is a weedy look'n' thang--and the taste is just awful. But maybe the blooms are nice? I don't know because as soon as I tasted mine I tore it all out.
Here are a few photos of herb combos I'm using in the landscape now.
Here's dill and a Spanish brocade marigold
And here's the arugula Ill gave me, with some chervil in the in front (the photo doesn't do justice to the way these blooms play in the light).
And here's some young purple mustard and green mustard planted around a Madame Lombard Rose.
And here are some reseeded nasturtiums. I can't get them to climb the tee pee. Whenever I try to train it up the vertical vine dies. It seems to prefer to cascade or ground cover. In the background is mutabilis rose.
And here is tropical sage, cuban oregano, with a perennial arugula (flowers close in the evening).
Ooooh, great combos, Bill! LOVE the look of the mustard with the rose. I'm going to have to try that! I'm in the process of moving out about half of my OGR's to other spots, so I can grow other perennials and interesting things in the bed with the remaining half. I decided I needed some things that look good ALL the time in the bed, and my roses definitely DON'T. When they look good, they're great, and when they don't, they're AWFUL. So...more herbs and things for that bed now!
Thanks for sharing the photos. I'm getting good ideas, here.
Yes, cool things everyone!
Herbs in the landscape...hmmm...
I wish I had more good current pictures to show. Until then, here's what I've got:
*Rosemary as a shrub has been mentioned. But you should try Southernwood (Artemisia abrotanum). It quickly grows to about 5' in a thick masses of silvery feather-like foliage that smells like lemon-cedar. Loves sun, drought and crappy soil, and is good for a variety of medicinal and household uses.
*As sort of a practical compromise between garlic and onions, I grow Society Garlic (Tulbaghia violacea) which has a flavor somewhere in the middle of those two. It can grow in sun/shade/sand/soil whatever. Nice border plant.
*Another good one is Mexican Tarragon (Tagetes lucida), which really does taste like tarragon and can be used as such. It makes a fantastic tea. It blooms in summer and fall with masses of yellow marigold-ish flowers.
*My favorite is Lion's Ear (Leonotus leonurus). Outstanding shrub. Drought, sun and sand tolerant... And an array of medicinal uses...
Yay herbs :)
Great new photos...I'm enjoying this thread! Musicman, I love society garlic, too. I chop it up in scrambled eggs all the time...yum! And I also love Mexican tarragon, which is really a perennial marigold. It tastes great, butterflies love the little yellow flowers, and it is a tough, hard to kill plant. I've never tried it as tea, but I do use it with sauteed chicken and things.
Ill, your plant combo is beautiful! I have to say my roselle doesn't look anything like that, though. For one thing, it has green leaves, even when tiny. I've GOT to get me some nasturtiums! So pretty!
Thought I would share a photo of my dill blooming right behind my coral honeysuckle. The colors looked so pretty together. They are both planted in the center of what was my OGR bed, but what it rapidly turning into a mixed bed with SOME OGR'S and plenty of other stuff.
Love that combo, Marcia. The dill yellow and the coral--it creates a mood. I'm going to give that a try.
I have a honeysuckle and herb combo, too. This is curly parsley under a silver palmetto, with coral honeysuckle in background. (We eat lots of parsley).
Ill, did those nasturtiums climb those poles for you? I need to start growing oregeno and more Mediterranian herbs in general in the ground. The silvery leaves make such a nice contrast.
Oooohhhh....I love me some herbs, especially in big, BIG pots on the front porch so friends and family can smell them as they walk in. Right now, my 2 dill plants are monsters. My basil is struggling, but all the parsely, oregano, sage, rosemary, cilantro, culantro and lavender are thriving.
Hey musicman, can you tell me about your Lion's Ear? I just bought some at Greenfest and have never worked with it before. How do you not kill it? Thanks!
Everyones herbs look so nice. I like the natural unfussy look of herbs. I have a big ole rosemary growing next to the AC unit and dryer vent. Talk about an inhospitable place for a plant. I got it years ago from Home Depot. It looks like a bush. I use it alot in cooking.
I have Mexican tarragon in my herb garden too. I love the little yellow flowers. Then there is rue. What beautiful little silver leaves. Both those are easy to grow. I have had them for years.
I have no luck with chives. I have tried them in several places. So I use the tops of onions or bunching onions as I would chives. Still I would like to have some decent chives. If there is a secret to growing it I would like to know. Also no luck with nasturtiums. I think the seeds I used were old.
Arugula seems very popular lately. I bought it once thinking I had spinach. What a surprise. Tasted like skunk. :( It is in a salad mix I planted and I pull it up when I see it.
Lion's ear looks so neat. Anita gave me a clipping to root but it didn't make it. Is it easy to start from seed? Or where would be a place in Orlando that I could buy it?
Mine (lion's tail) is very tough, ATL. I can whack it back when it gets leggy, and it pops back out again with lots of blooms. They SAY it is a hummingbird and butterfly magnet, but I have to say, I've never seen either anywhere near it. I just like the bright orange color and the unusual look of it.
tampafred and others,
Lion's Ear is very very very easy to grow. It thrives on sandy dry soil, full sun, and neglect. I got mine as a seedling 8 months ago, and it has become a thick shrub about 4 feet tall with tons of blooms. I have pruned it once, when it started to get a bit leggy. Otherwise the plant takes care of itself. Simply keep it watered when newly planted. It quickly establishes and then bursts forth.


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I'm sure this thread has been done, but my feeble searching didn't turn it up...what's the oldest of your beers that you've (a) consumed or (b) still have on hand?
I have one remaining bottle of Invisible Blizzard Imperial Stout, which was brewed in the winter of 1996-97. Records incomplete (actually, this is the only one missing frm the log), exact date unknown, but the batch prior was Nov 96, and following was Mar 97. One of my first (and few) artial mash brews...I remember being awestruck by the amount of grain I was stuffing into that cooler. The beer's moved with me at least 5 times, and seems none the worse for it. I had the next-to-last bottle during a brew a few weeks back...still damn tasty. Hints of oxidation, poor head retention (which it always suffered) but silky smooth, balanced and yummy.
I'm reluctant to crack the last one...I've lost the recipe, so it will be the end of the line for Invisible Blizzard. I'm thinking I might crack it open next week when I brew a barleywine, and dump maybe an ounce into the boil, for posterity. Then I'll hang on to one of those for 10 years...
Anyway, what's your oldest?
I just recently drank the very last one of my first brews ever. It would have been two years old next week I think.
It was a stout, and it was suprisingly drinkable. Not "good", but drinkable.
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If you count wine, I have some that's about 3 years. For beer, my oldest is 3 months and that's a couple bottles that were overflow stock, the keg blew a couple months back.
Oldest one I've drank is about 4 months. Age definitely improves the flavor! I have some 7 month old pumpkin ale, but I was planning on sending it off to the in-laws as a gift.
Oldest beer I have on hand is one last bottle of "Double Indemnity" Belgian Double, 3.5 years old. Next is "Edmund Gwen" Grand Cru at 2.5 years old.
I just raided the closet and pulled out a couple oldies..
Coffee Stout #1 6/8/2006
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They were great!!
Really...I can't see the point in keeping beers for 2-3 years before drinking. Sure it'll probably be drinkable, but its definitely past its peak. You're just letting good beer go bad at that point.
I still have some 2003 Old Bog water in the keg. A bit of a cheat, as 8 ounces of Peat-smoked barley made it undrinkable for the first year. Nothing older, because before then guzzleboy was still alive and he could float a keg in two weeks.
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My SWMBO and her brother don't drink as much as I do, so I like to bring them a generous supply of my beer. They then hide it from me and about 3 months later, I get to have one of the last few.
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Random aside: I am sampling my Special Orange Bitter at 9:45am. I should have my Maibock bottled sometime around noon, then it will be off to the LHBS to drop off a sample of my SOB for critiquing, then I'll be brewing a sweet stout for SWMBO and picking up a few supplies to further lock myself into a recipe for my barleywine which will be the next beer I brew.
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Theo Walcott major threat from Hector Bellerin
Theo Walcott had been the undisputed fastest player within the Arsenal team for the last few years, but he has now received a major threat from right back Hector Bellerin. The youngster dominated the speed ratings in pre-season.
A number of injuries and suspensions are set to give him opportunities during the crucial Christmas period. This time will also see Arsenal recalling Walcott back from a long-term injury. Since the anterior cruciate ligament injury suffered against Tottenham last season, Walcott has not played much football. He might have lost some pace due to several injuries in the last few years.
Bellerin, though, does not want to get caught up in the debate surrounding the fastest player in the Arsenal team. He says that the presence of Walcott and himself on the right side of Arsenal's team will certainly help the club exploit any weaknesses in the opposition in terms of pace. Both are extremely fast, butBellerin is not concerned whether he is faster than Walcott as some of the pre-season results show. Undoubtedly, the 19-year-old's best performance came last week in the 4-1 win over Newcastle United. He created an assist and contributed in several attacking situations as well.
"Hopefully we get to start a game together and hopefully then we can show people that pace on the right-hand side and obviously just help the team.Theo is a really important player for the squad. He showed it last season before he got injured and he's been showing it for a few years now. The whole squad is waiting for him to come and help the team with his pace and we're really happy that he's going to be back really soon. There's a lot of banter about it but I'm just happy that we can play together," saidBellerin.
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Cahill Believes he has 3 more years
Tim Cahill believes there is still 3 years of football left in him, but, he doesn't seem to be interested in signing for any of the A-League clubs in future.
The veteran player who mostly plays as an attacking playmaker has hinted that he might end his career by spending a season or two in Italy or may be in some Asian country.
Cahill might call time on his international career pretty soon and just focus on club football.
He was actually expected to announce his international retirement after the World Cup itself, but, he did not do that keeping the AFC Asian Cup in mind which is going to take place at the start of next year. That might well be his last international assignment.
At this point of time, Cahill is a part of the American club New York Red Bulls. He has been doing fine there. He has scored 12 goals in 50 odd games. His contract there finishes in one-year time.
In an interview recently, when Cahill was asked what his next destination would be after leaving the Red Bulls, he said, "It would be a tricky call I would say. I have been to several wonderful places and I have enjoyed my time everywhere."
"It would be good going to somewhere new. Italy is probably a place that intrigues me and the Asian continent as well. So, let' see."
A couple of Australian clubs might be disappointed hearing this statement of Cahill as they are believed to have been trying hard to lure the playmaker to his motherland.
Cahill has never played for an Australian club so far in his senior career. He spent a long time playing in England before moving to America in 2012.
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