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Texas Baptists Disaster Recovery partnered with Texas Baptist Men and Meals4Multitudes, working together Monday for the MLK "Day of Service" to pack meals for West Africa. Over 175 volunteers packed 23,000 meals.
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WANTED: wanted willow plant and alpine strawberry
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I am looking to plant willow (curly or willow preffered) and also some alpine strawberries. I would very much love to plant them. I live in Canton, MI. I could drive for about 50 miles.
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Well I am too far north for you but perhaps after I replace my car I might dig up and bring down some willow. I have a gardening friend in Canton who is part of the Garden Club there. Where are you located? Anywhere near Ford & Sheldon?
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This car is a lot of fun to drive.
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Phil's Firebird — I love everything about this car. The V6 puts out a suprising amount of power and gets decent mileage. Very fun car, expecially with t-tops. Great performance aftermarket with a wide variety of options. My friends don't like it when they have to sit in the backseat, but I bought this car for me, not my friends. Would reccommend this car to anyone.
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Great looking car. The seat are pretty comfortable, drove 4 hrs non stop without any problems.
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Not many around, everywhere you go you turn heads and jaws drop
Parts can be hard to find and expensive depending what they are
A Badass Piece Of History — 0-60 in 5 seconds for a 11 year old car isn't bad, handling for a rear wheel drive muscle car is amazing. Hasn't needed any real repairs since Ive owned it, have done mods to make it even more fun to drive. Better yet, nothing like 400 hp and still getting 30 mpg on the highway lol
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2000 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Review
Envious Head-turner
Sexy — Performance: Easy change speeds when using cruise control Build Quality: Random rattles by the air controlers, passenger seat sometimes squeaks Appearance: Sleek and sexy Cost of Ownership: Gas mileage is great compared to other V8s, maintenance is same as any car taken well care of. Fun Factor: Superior
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2000 Pontiac Firebird Formula Review
Pontiac performance
some glitch with the O2 sensor made it difficult to pass inspection
Tons Of Fun! — Another great car, plenty of power, great handling, predictable, and sexy. T-tops are tons of fun. Tire smoking is not a problem, even with an automatic. Top speeds of 130-140 mph are no problem for this beast. LS1 is the best.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2000 Pontiac Firebird Base Review
Drives and looks great
would give it to wife to drive but she wants a small suv, like an escape or jeep liberty
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2000 Pontiac Firebird Formula Review
The LS1!! Performance, looks, ease of ownership, enthusiast market, they don't make them any more.
Interior plastics are cheap looking, not much room for more than 2 people.
Who Wants A V8 Muscle Car? — 130,000 miles and still going strong! If it wasn't for $4 gas, I would never consider getting rid of it. Fun to drive, great looking and not too many on the road. Lots of aftermarket parts to customize it to your liking. Surprisingly durable (unless you drag race it all the time or something).
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2000 Pontiac Firebird Base Review
It's sporty but not over doing it.
High replacement parts, small engine.
Good Enough, But The Trans Am Is More Woth Your While. — Performance is decent for V6. Good shift timing. Build is solid though paint is fading. Power seat and windows are junk in most GMs. Interior is charcoal leather. Automatics should get a shift boot. Looks best with ground effects. Decent millage even though the LS1 is as good. Maintenence is somewhat pricey. Fun factor-HELL YEAH! TTOPS!
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2000 Pontiac Firebird Base Review
Styling, Handling, Performance
some electrical problems, cheap plastic crap
2000 Pontiac Firebird 3.8l — Wiring/electrical problems and cheap plastic crap for interior... thanks GM.... Overall, this car is sooo fun to drive and whip around, although the v6 is slightly underpowered. General Maintenance (GM) isn't required much believe it or not. Running synthetic oil, fresh plugs, gas, tires and brakes (which get used alot by me) are almost all you need to have fun, get there in style, and most important fast!! ;*)
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This is an amazing fun to drive classic pony car. It's a true sports car for it's time with great handling, and plenty of power to move you down the road. It's a blast to drive and gets lots of looks... Read More
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Lang, J., Smetana, O., Sanchez-Calderon, L., Lincker, F., Genestier, J., Schmit, A.-C., Houlné, G. and Chabouté, M.-E. (2012), Plant γH2AX foci are required for proper DNA DSB repair responses and colocalize with E2F factors. New Phytologist, 194: 353–363. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-8137.2012.04062.x
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Need ideas for a potato side
This weekend is the weekend we put the boats in the water and the whole "fam damily" will be here and hungry!
I'm planning smoked ribs, BBQ rotisserie chickens, slaw with a cream dressing and fresh homemade rolls but I'm stuck on the starch.
There will be 12, maybe 14, of us so sweet potato fries, oven fries and potato skins are out. The only thing I can think of is baked potatoes with all the trimmings.
Anyone have any better ideas?
Poutine for 14...not happening, although I love it, seriously French Canadian and something my cardiologist doesn't approve of.... LOL
Natal that sounds interesting with the BBQ, if you have a recipe email me. Meanwhile I'll surf! ;)
My Poutine, homemade french fires, gravy and fresh cheese curds......I love pepper , can you tell!
Twiced baked-bake those potatoes-dump them out of the skins and chunky fluff, saute lots of onions and toss in-some grated cheese of your choice, some non fat sour cream salt pepper and then use your imagination if you want-steam some broc, chop and include that is always good or chopped tomato or ?-put back in oven and let bake till it starts to brown-It keeps nicely and can be rewarmed if necessary-so much better than ordinary old potato salad...
Cube potatoes about 1 cm.
Toss in a mixing bowl.
A couple glugs of olive oil.
A couple tablespoons of minced garlic.
A couple tablespoons of basil and oregano***.
A couple shakes of salt (optional)
Mix it all up.
If cooking on the BBQ, wrap it all in foil.
If cooking in the oven, bake it in a tin but mix it up often because the bottom gets crispy.
*** You can substitute one of those Club House shake on seasonings like Greek or Roasted Pepper and Garlic for the basil, oregano and garlic. I've done it and they are pretty good.
It's just french fries with cheese curds on top, pour gravy all over it.
Although I crumble my cheese curds up smaller so that they melt when the hot gravy gets poured on top. I like the cheese meltey.
And grated mozza cheese will do in a pinch, if you don't have cheese curds.
Thanks, HG. I am going to try that! I assume I could use gravy from a jar, right?
As much as I love potato salad, if there's cole slaw, that would mean two salads, which is okay, but I think roasted potatoes sprinkled with garlic powder and olive oil would be a good complement to the ribs.
You're not making your famous baked beans?
Thought of another ... also from a former CF member, Marilyn.
Potatoes Delmonico
2 pounds red potatoes
4 ounces cheddar, grated
1/2 cup Parmesan, grated
1 clove garlic, minced
salt & pepper to taste
1 1/2 cups half & half or cream
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1/2 cup coarse bread crumbs
Boil whole unpeeled potatoes until tender in salted water; cool and cut into 1-inch pieces. Place potatoes in large bowl and add cheeses, garlic, salt, pepper, half & half, and paprika; stir to combine. Place in an 8-inch square baking dish and sprinkle with bread crumbs. Bake at 400 for 30-40 minutes until bubbly and lightly browned.
Thanks, HG. I am going to try that! I assume I could use gravy from a jar, right?
If you like the gravy, yes, absolutely.
But I must admit I have never seen gravy in a jar before. I know there are the powdered gravy packets, just add water and heat. But I don't think they sell gravy in a jar up here.
The gravy in the jar is turkey gravy. It's thicker (probably thickened with cornstarch). The gravy in the packets are more "au jus" (like you would drizzle over roast beef). I guess I need to know what kind of gravy (fowl or beef?)to use. The picture above looks more like turkey gravy.
After reviewing your menu again this morning, I want to change my answer to skip a potato side and have a huge fresh salad instead. You already have rolls for the starch and creamy slaw is the only veggie, so something less rich for the salad selections would be the best choice for an additional dish.
Thanks for all the suggestions I think I'll make the sweet potato chipolte gratin and a German potato salad.
Althea, the fresh salad is the right thing to do but...it's cottage opening weekend and that calls for bad.
However , I will redeem myself with brunch which include lots of fresh fruit !!!
You know... you could always turn an "au jus" packet style into gravy by adding corn starch, and a few drops of what I use to change the color in chop suey... can't think of name, but it's like a brown gravy sauce in a small bottle. Just sayin'...
Two things I keep around always... corn starch, and baking soda. :-)
Making gravy from beef broth is easy too.
Make a roux from equal parts butter and flour (eg 2 TBSPS of each). Melt the butter, add the flour, stir a few minutes to form a bubbling paste. Raise the heat and slowly add enough HOT beef broth to reach the consistency you want for the gravy. Salt and pepper to taste or add a little Worcestershire if you wish.
The french fries for the poutine are homemade. Frozen ones get to soggy with the gravy but my kids use frozen.
How about green bean with potatoes? Adds a bit of starch and another veggie?
My favorite way to cook this would be to saute onion and bacon, smoked sausage or ham bone, throw in some new potatoes (if larger, cut in half), and then add frozen or fresh green beans. If you like your beans still crisp, don't add until the potatoes are almost done. You can also saute and brown your potatoes a bit before adding the green beens.
Season to your liking. Enjoy. :)
Ooooooh lily that sounds wonderful and I will save it for another time...too late to get into town and back for missing ingredients....but that sounds wonderful !
Now back to the Key Lime and Lemon Meringue pies!
PS: Poor darlins' are out there launching the boats at the Marina which means a 30 minute boat ride back across the lake and it's barely 40 degrees out there and breezy...as I put another log on the fire!!
Chase, make your life easy. Get some (preferably newly dug) baby potatoes. Put them in some foil, add some salt, pepper and olive oil and put them on the grill to cook. When they are done serve them with various toppings like sour cream, yoghurt, tehini, herbs, etc.
I find au gratin potatoes a big pain, I can't seem to slice the potatoes thin enough by hand for my taste and the mandoline always takes out a chunk of knuckle-skin as payment ;)!
I am NOT a fan of thick gravy or having it used over anything including mashies or turkey - never have been even as a kid, but I know that stuff Jodi is talking about, it comes in a smallish plastic jar, you use one part of the stuff to two parts water (I think) and a very fast way to create an acceptable thin au jus gravy which I have used for re-warming leftover steak which I slice fairly thin for sandwiches for DH for Sat lunch for him - I use it for additional moisture while I warm it in the oven, makes the steak very juicy and then he has a dipper for the sandwich, too.
It sounds like a very nice cottage opening day, have a wonderful time - wish I could be there to show up uninvited but traveling into another country to crash your party seems a bit excessive! ;)
Lily, I make a similar potato salad (dh isn't crazy about mayo) with fresh basil.
Here is a link that might be useful: Lemon Basil Potato Salad
Lily, I would love that recipe. Please feel free to email me if you would rather not post out here......
Natal the sweet potato grain was a hit......thanks.
The under 30 crowd are playing cards, the over 30 crowd are yapping about taxes and hockey and the cook is off to bed.....
My Mom made the best old fashioned potato salad, keeping the potato pieces a little on the firm side, and using plenty of hard boiled egg chopped up. Chopped celery, green and red pepper, and your usual other ingredients... mayo, fresh black pepper, a tad bit of salt and season salt, and a little mustard powder as opposed to actual mustard. I could sit and eat just that, but it's not on our menu anymore. Too much fat and cholesterol, ya know!
Good recipes being "tossed" around here... I like to use a mixture of white and wild rice for rice dishes, but we stay away from too much pasta and cheese. Actually, we wouldn't eat much of this type of thing, except on holidays or special occasions. We're into the health thing now.
Twice baked potatoes are great, but a lot of work... and as I've gotten older and less able, I've begun to find ways to cheat a little... to have certain things easier to do or take less time and actual physical labor to prep!
For my sweet potato casserole, I cheat and use canned sweet potatoes... I know, it's not quite the same... but I can't manage all the extra steps. It's easy to cut up the canned into thin layers, sprinkle brown sugar and thin, real butter pats between the layers... then arrange slightly stale (you want them a little stiff so they don't melt) marshmallows on top in a nice design, cover with non-stick foil, and bake as you would. About a half hour to an hour at a low temp, about 300, removing the foil for the last few minutes to brown the tops of the marshmallows. Kids love the marshmallows!
And who makes traditional green bean casserole? French style green beans, Campbell's mushroom soup, French's fried onions, a dash of soy sauce, dash of fresh black pepper... recipe is on every can around the holidays, and our table would not be complete without it! I cut back severely on the milk to keep the consistency thick... less than a third cup of milk for each can of soup. I sometimes add a small can of extra mushrooms, chopped. Bake about half to a full hour... I put them in the same time the sweet potatoes go in, and remove the foil to brown the top extra layer of those onions for the last few minutes.
It's a great, easy to put together, holiday-like meal when you can find a nice ham on sale after the holidays. We have a spiral cut awaiting cooking... found it on sale, and those are not easy to locate cheap!
Like I said, none of this would be our average fare... but it's ok to cheat now and again... a person still has to live!
The new potato recipes sound good... I'll have to try some of those.
Okay chase(and any others who would like a summer potato salad). Sorry I meant to do this yesterday and it slipped my mind...
Boil 2 and 1/2 lbs of red skinned potatoes for 20 minutes. and then cut into 1/2 inch slices(do not peel) Drain and put in bowl.
Whisk 4 tablesp of lemon juice and 1 tablesp of zest, 2 teaspoon of Dijon mustard, 2 teasp of garlic , 1 and 1/2 teasp of white wine vinegar. Slowly drizzle in 1/2 cup olive oil whisking constantly till thickened. Add sea salt and pepper, stir in 3 tablesp of chopped tarragon & 1 table sp of chives. >>( I used other herbs instead of tarragon sometimes and I put spring onions finely chopped on top..
Add the dressing while potatoes are warm and serve, Good cold or warm. Enjoy!
That recipe sounds good lily. It is very much like the potato portion of my salade nicoise except I add rosemary. It's my favorite way of eating potatoes!
jodi, have you tried the baby Yukon golds. I use them a lot because they are very lo-cal for potatoes.
My idea of heaven is falling into a vat of Idaho russets made and hand mashed with lots of salt and butter and pepper and hot milk - and having to eat my way out in order to save my life.
I eat low carb and Idaho mashies are what I miss most. Plus a great chicken and veggie soup but with all the really high carb veggies in it.
And grits with lots of salt, pepper, butter and an over easy egg with the yolks busted and mixed all up in a bowl.
I better stop talking about this stuff or I'm going to be pigging out on carbs!
I love potatoes, too... all types have their purpose, and it's always the additions we make that add the calories and/or fats!
I recently found out that there's something in the way butter is processed here in the US, some preservative that's added or something, that places it on the list of "not that good for us". However, there are still a few types of naturally prepared butters that can be had if you can locate them.
For me, a large potato smothered in butter and sour cream with a few chives is heaven... but it's that cholesterol I have to watch. Greek yogurt can be substituted for the sour cream, and one can use the naturally prepared, whipped butter as an alternative to what passes for "real" butter.
It gets harder and harder to find foods that are not processed in some way that makes them not the healthiest things to ingest.
We don't often eat potatoes any more, but when we do... the reds are my favorites, along with sweet potatoes. The fingerlings are good, too.
We find ourselves limited by budget, cooking methods, health, and what's considered the most nutritional bang for the buck. As such, we eat lots of things like broccoli, cantaloupe, bananas, other fruits and vegetables, some fish, some meats, whole grains like oats, wild rice, and I use a meal replacement of athletic/high quality as at least one or two meals per day. We try to split meals into 3 or 4 small ones per day.
Between that, and our usual handful of supplements each morning, we feel better than we have in years!
I do cheat every now and then... and I pay for it! Breads and processed goods, or foods containing lots of sugars make us both very sick, now. It's amazing what the human body will accustom itself to ingesting... but what's even more amazing is how one can feel after detoxing from all the junk out there!
You're welcome chase. My granddaughter always requests that when she's home from college. Re: summer. It arrived here ten minutes ago. Down coats, covering all the plants outside for four nights because of frost/freeze warnings, and it popped up to the mid 70's this morning. My bees which came from Kentucky yesterday, are happy. So hold on...


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Great chic long weekend
We stayed here for the Easter weekend and really liked the Plattenhof. Our room was very modern and very clean, As some have mentioned, a bit of noise from the corridors or adjacent rooms can be heard but it really wasn't a problem. Not enough to keep you awake anyway. The whole place felt quite tranquil to me with very pleasant staff and a nice little bar downstairs to chill out in.
We got the train in from the airport and although we got a cab to the hotel, which was only a short ride, we later discovered that it was also easy access via tram. The hotel is up a hill and in a residential area but don't let that put you off because everything in Zurich is easily accessible by tram or only a short walk down the hill. There is also a deli style store and chemist just round the corner from the hotel.
If you like art or something cultural, the Kunsthaus is a 10 -15 minute walk away with it's restaurant next door. You could also walk to the lake which is around a 15 - 20 mins stroll.
To some up our stay, it was romantic and chilled but we mixed it with a bit of excitement such as clubbing in the west part and a 1/2 train trip to the Baden casino. The Plattenhoff is convenient and overall, great for a weekend stay!
Great design and location; a bit noisy
This hotel was swanky, boutique, in a great location. Three tram stops from the city center, in a quiet part of town near the university.
BUT, the hotel was noisy! There is no carpeting, which gives the hotel a cool look, but you can hear vibrations from other rooms and the hallway fairly easily. Our upstairs neighbor was a hard walker, who woke me up several times.
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The staff was great, very nice. Everyone at the front desk spoke English, which was a big help to us. Breakfast was a nice continental fare. Breads were fresh and delicious, though we got tired of the breakfast by the end of our weeklong stay.
I would recommend this hotel, but only with the caveat that it can be noisy.
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Nice design Hotel in excellent Location
My wife and I love this hotel very much which just two tram station from the central train station and located at a quiet street near the university! it is convenient for you to travel to all view points if you stay there! All Staff are nice and friendly! Beautiful and stylish indoor design with comfortable bed. Futhermore, the breakfast is good! We will stay again!
Great location close tot he city!
We checked in to the Plattenhof late on a Thursday night and were greeted by an extremely cheerful man at the desk. Our room was quite small and basic, but the bathroom was fantastic. Walk in shower!
The Plattenhof is located near the University of Zurich, so fairly quiet at night. However, the hotel's bar is actually a nice place to sit, and the restaurant serves great food (although a little pricey). We could walk into the city within 15 minutes or catch a tram from the nearby stop.
The included breakfast was possibly the best hotel breakfast I have ever had: fresh bread, cheese, eggs and muesli.
I would highly recommend the Hotel Plattenhof to anyone visitng and we will definitely go there again.
Chic & Modern
i stayed here for 3 nights in March after seeing their website; it reminded me of W in NYC, modern and stylish, but with its own personality. it did not disappoint in person. the hotel is actually quite small, with an exterior that looks like a new york townhouse. the decor is modern and hip, but what i didn't expect, was the zen-like feel (almost like some new age spa); it had a very relaxing, calm quality about it. i found my room nicely sized, with a huge bathroom in black tile and open shower, and a vestibule/hallway separating the two once inside (that is, the bedroom & bathroom each had their own doors that close -- though i think that was one of the few rooms that had this). other features included the 12 feet high ceilings, 2 large windows with ceiling to floor sheer white curtains, and a low platform bed (some kind of memory foam) with down comforter and pillows (all in white), closet, TV, and desk. the spa-feel was completed with the robe, scented tealights, bottle of Evian, and scented toiletries that remind me of peonies. the staff is quite young (all looked in their 20's) and very friendly, with none of the pretention that one'd expect in a place like this. Plattenhof is in a somewhat residential neighborhood, so it was very quiet at night (except for some church bells, though they're far away). take Tram 6 from Hauptbahnhof, and it's only 4 or 5 stops (roughly 10min); the hotel is less than a block from the Platte tram stop. i thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would not hesitate booking at the Plattenhof next time i'm in Zurich.
Modern Design, Traditional Hospitality
We chose the Plattenhof as a reasonably-priced option for a weekend break in this lovely city. Our concerns about its situation, a good 15 minute (uphill) walk from the centre of town, were allayed by the excellent tram service, with a stop just 200 metres from the hotel.
Cleanliness and service were excellent, and the restaurant (Sento) was a real find. Travelling a lot on business, I normally view hotel restaurants as the last resort, but the hotel's restaurant was as good as anything else we had during the trip. After using it as the easy option on the evening of arrival, we were impressed enough to try again, and enjoyed the degustation menu thoroughly.
The Plattenhof is very much a modern "boutique" style, from the bar to the bedrooms, and this would be our only warning. The reason for the trip was for my mother's birthday, and while ground-level beds and ultra-firm sofas may look good in catalogues, they are not to everyone's taste - or comfort.
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Twenty-three creative teens received the Delaware Writing Region's highest honor, a Scholastic Gold Key, and four of the Delaware Gold Key winners were selected for national Scholastic Medals!
- Katherine Alberta, Ursuline Academy, Gold Medal in Personal Essay/Memoir
- Katie Hauser, Ursuline Academy, Gold Medal in Poetry
- Emily Lugg, Ursuline Academy, Gold Medal in Poetry
- Kyna Smith, Cab Calloway School of the Arts, Silver Medal in Poetry and American Voices Medal
Their teachers are Heather Doudna, Frances Marshal, and Tammie Sylvia of Ursuline Academy; and Jill Protokowitcz of Cab Calloway School of the Arts. Delaware's medalists, along with winners in Art and Writing from across the U.S., will be honored during a special awards ceremony at Carnegie Hall in New York City on June 11, 2015. The program is managed by the National League of American Pen Women, Diamond State Branch, as an affiliate of AYAW, in partnership with the Delaware Division of the Arts.
DE State of the Arts
This week's interview with John Shipman, Executive Director & Sarah Ware, Curator of Education for Delaware Center for Contemporary Art.
These podcasts (see archives) are provided as a service through a partnership between the Division of the Arts and NEWS·TALK 1450 WILM and 1410 WDOV.


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