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"A must read"
I would recommend this audiobook to a friend and I have already.
It makes you imagine; 'what if this really happens."
This is one of the very few books I stayed up all night to listen to.
The plot was realistic, not far fetched and the stories of the different families or people involved were cleaverly developed. You just want to keep on listening to find out how it will all end. The narrator did a great job!
My favorite was the lawyer who changed jobs, I could not imagine how a transition like that could happen and how things would end for and his family.
There was no part that was not moving to me but the most moving part was when the pieces if the story was being put together.
This is a must read or should I say a must listen.
"Great narrator but poor script."
I'm not really able to say because I could not bring myself to finish listening to the book. The narrator was very good but the script was unbearable.
Yes, it could have turned me off Tom Clancy's books but I have listened to a few others of his books which were very interesting.
I have listened to other performances of Michael Kramer before and they have always been phenomenon. He performed very well here but this script was a really bad one. After every sentence the author would write: "He said, she said, he responded ..." and these became rather unbearable to listen to after a while, so I decided to return the book.
I would like to see it as I know the actors will not use the script word for word. I believe the story is a good one. I usually listen to my books after a long day at work to unwind and relish an exciting world of fantasy and not to be stressed out with an annoying repetitive cliche.
Do not be put off Tom Clancy's book by this one, he has many more you can enjoy.
"Not the best of Lee Child"
If you like Lee Child I would recommend it especially because the narrator is great but the story is just okay.
For now, I think I've had enough of Jack Reacher series.
Dick Hill makes the story come alive and having gotten used to his voice it's as if Lee Child was telling me the story.
Not really.
"A must read."
The story, making a case for faith made me think deeper of why I believe. It strengthened my faith and gave me pointers for how I can share my faith with those who do not presently believe.
The author of my faith. You need to read the book to know him.
It made me think.
"Great story and interesting narrator"
The story was thrilling. Nice turns, very captivating throughout.
Enjoyed the performance, created a vivid picture of what was happening.
Yes I would and I have.
The book is worth reading, and better than the movie.
"Narration was the resistance, very disappointing."
The narrator.
Could not get over the irritation of the narration, as a result was unable to get to the end if the book. I have tried to listen and press on three times now, but cannot.
High mono tone ran throughout. Very irritating.
I will, because I think the story is good I was just put off by the narrator.
The book might be worth listening to with another narrator.
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Storing file cabinets with files in attached garage?
Storing file cabinets with files in attached garage is my post on the basement forum since I was not sure where to post this and maybe those with basements can help me since we have similar issues I feel.
I live in an attached interior townhouse with an attached one car garage. I made my family room and dining room a home office and over the last 12 years of living here have bought many file cabinets to keep the client papers and my billing files that I must keep for so many years. The big 5 drawer 42" wide Hon Putty file cabinets were bought when I moved in to line up again the wall and to all match to make my office professional.
Now that I am moving everything out of my home office into the garage and an POD in order to paint it and replace the 20 year old carpet with engineered wood floors, I am finding the room so lit up and happy without the huge file cabinets blocking the light from the window. I would like to keep only a few years in my home and a few older years in the garage in some of the big cabinets (older files I have now stored in a climate controlled outside storage facility).
My question is, would the files and papers get musty/moldy being in the garage that is not climate controlled in the Northern NJ area? I wish I only bought 4-drawer file cabinets since there 5-drawer cabinets can not fit up my stairs and I do not want them in my small family room that is open to the kitchen since I deserve a peaceful room when I am not working.
Velvetfoot, I like this idea that I can have the documents duplicated with storing it in a secure server off-site scanned documents with the hard copy in my home office stored in my home for the first few years and then stored in the garage. I finally rented outside storage but there is no way I am going to bring the heavy big cabinets there so I bought stackable crates.
I have been running my dehumidifier all day in the garage which is definitely going to give me a big electric bill. After my floor is replaced, I will see if maybe only three file cabinets will be stored in the garage out of 13.

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chicken housing...
i would love to see pictures of everyones coops and housing. want to get into chickens and figure actually seeing what everyone is doing for housing would help.
here is mine, while we were still working on it
The pine is painted barn red now & the run is taller & more secure. It is all reclaimed aka used materials my DH got from work.
It is fully insulated, has three double pane windows, an asphalt roof & is 2' off the ground
Here's a pic after we did more
This is taken from the edge of my deck, its only about 60ft away from my house-you can see my unfinished greenhouse too & my garden that is fenced, but I always let them in for a few minutes at dusk to eat bugs.
My nest boxes-they have a locking hinged roof to get the eggs from outside the coop
This was their starter roost, now its taller & has a wall seperating this area from the nests. Under the roost is a "poop pit", it drops down on a hinge for easy cleaning.
I have 8 standard laying hens in this coop, they only lay & sleep in it. They freerange my back yard during all daylight hours. They have a small waterer & feeder inside but always have access to both outside as well.
Thanks all, I'm sure other people have pics they can post so everyone can get ideas. Show us your chicken coops PLEASE! :)
Here's the coop that my husband and I built over the summer. It's 8 X12, stained board and batten cedar with a cedar shake roof. I was lucky to get most of the materials free or very cheap. We brought water and electric to the site. Our climate really doesn't require insulation. Inside, 8X8 is for the hens and 4 X 8 is for storage, the next boxes open to the storage area. So there are two doors, inside and outside. We got the nest boxes and feeding trough from a cousin who bought a property with tons of these things in his barn. Several hens have been sleeping in the nest boxes since I introduced some older chickens, so I have to rethink the roosting in there. And I took some windows from my grandma's old barn and installed them the same way they were installed at the barn. I wish I would have added more windows.
Feeding trough.
Easy access to eggs!
We got the feeding tray and nest boxes from a cousin. Before he moved there, his farm used to house a pretty large chicken operation. I installed the feeding tray about 8 inches off the floor, so I put a little roost in front of it. And the grate in front of it is so the birds don't hang out in the tray. It was installed a lot higher in the barn we took it out of.
Nice coops!
Kelly, yours is the style I would love to build. Did you use a plan? I have been looking for a plan online but have not found "the one".
You are very fortunate to get the cedar material for free or cheap. Great stuff to build with.
C'mon, people! Let's see your coops. Don't be shy. Us newbies need ideas and most of all, PLANS!
mailman-thanks! DH & I designed it ourselves after I read several books with chicken coop designs. I think we combined a lot of ideas and then we used free materials like the windows so we worked with those predetermined dimensions. We only spent about $75 on everything.
I think the "storey chicken coop" book/pamphlet was most helpful to us.
Here are some pictures of my chicken coop, run & yard. It is a 14'x14' shed that was falling down when I bought the house a few years ago. This past year I jacked it up to repair the cinder block foundation, re-roofed it, replaced the soffets, painted, cleaned it up and kicked out some furry squatters. It makes a great, roomy coop for my 3 RIR's and 4 Ameraucanas. Since taking these pictures I have put foil/foam/foil insulation in the ceiling. This preserves a little bit of heat and also reflects the light coming in from the windows. It is so much brighter inside now. Also, my test with an electric heat panel from EconoHeat is going great. It doesn't get too hot and it's so low-profile the girls don't even know it's there. It's mounted about an inch from the wall and 2 feet from the floor but the wall doesn't get hot. It's a pretty neat heater. It will be interesting to see what I'll need to add/change for the summertime.


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Skill usage
- Distortion is an effective method of harassment, as re-casting the spell will cause you to flash back to your casting position, giving an opportunity to deal damage with minimal risk of taking significant damage.
- A quick Sigil of Malice followed by Distortion provides little chance for retaliation.
- By targeting an opponent with Sigil of Malice, letting LeBlanc walk forward without other inputs, then casting Distortion to enter the casting range of Sigil, you will fire Sigil mid-dash.
- If you are being chased, throw Ethereal Chains on the pursuer for the slow and potential snare.
- The second damaging part of Ethereal Chains can also trigger the mark from Sigil of Malice.
- When you end up in a team fight, you should consider utility of your spells over damage, and consider using Ethereal Chains as your Mimic spell for a double slow and longer snare.
- If your goal is to assassinate a single target quickly, prepare by casting Sigil of Malice on a random target to ready Mimic, as its enhanced form grants the quickest burst and is not dependent on maintaining the leash for Ethereal Chains.
- Mirror Image's clone acts like a pet. It will take commands similarly to Annie's Summon: Tibbers. It is wise to manually control it for the means of confusing the opponent, as a clone heading in a nonsensical direction after being summoned clearly betrays the real LeBlanc to the enemy.
- Remember to use ALT+RIGHT-CLICK to move your Mirror Image's clone.
- Mirror Image's clone is a champion type unit and therefore can also be hit by abilities only able to target champions such as Caitlyn's Ace in the Hole. Take advantage of this by trying to encourage your enemies to use their powerful champion targeting ultimates on your clone by putting yourself out of sight and controlling your clone like she were the original.
- Keep in mind that your clone's auto-attacks deal no damage which can give her away if an enemy notices this.
Build usage
- While it may seem unintuitive, Athene's Unholy Grail is actually one of the best core items for LeBlanc. It affords her some cheap magic resist to increase her durability in lane, virtually eliminates her mana problems, and grants 20% cooldown reduction to increase the uptime of her combos.
- Against AD laners like Zed or enemies whose spells you feel confident in dodging, Morellonomicon is a viable alternative.
- Against laners with massive waveclear who stay completely out of range like Ziggs, 2 Doran's Rings during early game provide cheap and highly effective stats since you will last-hit unhindered.
- Mejai's Soulstealer can be especially powerful during laning phase if you aren't afraid of dying to a gank. Be warned that LeBlanc is a snowbally champion already, and dying will set you back much further than if you'd simply bought AP.
- Haunting Guise can be a good early game choice for LeBlanc, as it increases durability and damage, while also negating early game Magic Resistance. It can also replace Sorcerer's Shoes in many builds, allowing the use of other boots without sacrificing Magic Penetration. Never upgrade it into Liandry's Torment as the damage-over-time is worthless on a burst champion like LeBlanc.
Recommended builds
- Investing in an early Negatron Cloak for magic resistance will significantly reduce her burst damage. Later in the game, you can build it into a Banshee's Veil and disrupt her combo. Otherwise, if you are playing a squishy mage or AD carry, she will be able to burst you down even late game due to good scaling. Do not neglect MR.
- LeBlanc relies heavily on spell combos, especially with her Sigil of Malice and its mimic. Try to interrupt her spell combo in the middle of Sigil of Malice, as this will often force her back to wait for cooldown.
- This makes Banshee's Veil particularly effective against her as she has to land one of her non-targeted abilities before going full combo.
- Be sure not to use a champion who relies on skillshots or delayed AoE damage to fight her, her quadruple moves (with both Distortion's) can make her untouchable by champions such as Lux, Xerath, Diana, Ziggs or Zyra.
- Try to scare LeBlanc a bit to force her to use her dashes prior to a gank, as the long cooldown will make her an easy target.
- Mirror Image's clone does not carry buffs- use this to identify the real LeBlanc.
- Always wait for her passive to trigger before targeting her with an ultimate like Garen's Demacian Justice because otherwise she will most likely get away with Distortion.
- LeBlanc is extremely squishy so she is very vulnerable to hard CC and focus. Taking her out of the fight early prevents her from being able to burst down a carry.
- Mirror Image's stealth does not break the auto attacking AI's lock on her; allowing the autoattacking AI to continue without interruption can finish her off.
- LeBlanc is notorious for being able to burst down AP mid laners. However, because she specializes on bursting one target, having your jungler gank during her dives will cripple her aggression significantly and cause her to fall off prematurely.
- Warding brushes will make it harder for LeBlanc to juke using Distortion.
- LeBlanc has poor farming capabilities; if you're unable to make trades safely, then simply clear minion waves quickly to force her back.
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A lifelong X-Men comics fan and a comic book dilettante debate director Bryan Singer's latest film, which finds the mutants traveling through time to prevent their extinction (and the internal logic that comes with that). WARNING: Minor spoilers ahead!
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yaupon holly- shadows female yellow leaves and dropping
I planted three shadows female yaupon holly last fall and throughout the winter they looked great. In the last few weeks I noticed some yellowing on a few leaves and that they soon dropped but I figured maybe it was shedding them as it got ready to grow.
Now in the last week it has gotten much worse. Many of the leaves are yellow and many more have fallen. The trees are in full bloom and there is 4-6" of new growth on the tree (mostly on the south side). I am now confident that this is not normal and am worried about these trees. They were no issues with these trees up until recently...any ideas?
its hard to tell you much of anything w/o a picture.. see link ...
interior yellowing is normal ... increased by transplant .. and any other weather issue.. drought?? [before you got it] .. or improper watering after transplant ..... etc ..
the fact that it is extending growth is a good sign ...
no evergreen holds its leaves forever.. and again .. its the oldest that are shed.. which are the interior.. and it is increased by stresses .. like transplant..
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By Tom Breihan on December 10, 2010 at 3:10 p.m. EST
Last night, She & Him stopped by Conan O'Brien's new TBS show "Conan". Off air, Conan joined M. Ward and Zooey Deschanel for a dressing room rendition of "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas". After this and Elf, maybe Deschanel should consider a whole Christmas album? Watch the performance video below.
On the show itself, instead of performing any songs from their 2010 album Volume Two, She & Him covered an oldie: Screamin' Jay Hawkins' "I Put a Spell on You". She & Him's cover of the song was previously released on a Starbucks compilation, but it's out this week as a digital single, backed by a live version of Volume Two's "Lingering Still". Deschanel and Ward played the song entirely by themselves, without backing musicians, and the spacey rendition proves to be a great showcase for Ward's bottom-heavy guitar work and Deschanel's voice. Watch that video below, too.
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By Ryan Dombal on November 9, 2010 at 9:55 a.m. EST
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Last night, Conan O'Brien's new show "Conan" premiered on TBS, and old buddy Jack White stopped by as the first musical guest, showing off some impressive facial hair. Together, the pair played Eddie Cochran's 1957 rockabilly single "Twenty Flight Rock". The song is also featured on Conan's Live at Third Man LP, which is out now on White's label. Watch the performance and a little interview segment below, via the Audio Perv:
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Conan O'Brien's new TBS late night show-- titled "Conan"-- debuts Monday, November 8, and the first musical guest will be none other than Jack White.
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By Ryan Dombal on August 23, 2010 at 2:20 p.m. EDT
Here it is, the improvised, spoken-word single from Conan O'Brien called "And They Call Me Mad", in which the comedian plays a conniving, latte-sipping, web-surfing Dr. Frankenstein. Take a listen: Conan does his best Vincent Price impression while sicking one of his creations at a pitchfork-wielding mob. UPDATE: Audio has been removed.
Conan O'Brien and Jack White Team Up for New Spoken Word 7" Single
By Tom Breihan on August 19, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. EDT
The Conan O'Brien/Jack White bro-down has been happening for years now, and it continues apace. Earlier this year, the once and future late-night host teamed up with White to release a live album on White's Third Man Records. At the time, there was also talk of a spoken-word 7" single. Now, TwentyFourBit points out exactly what that single will be: "And They Call Me Mad", out on Third Man on August 24. According to the Third Man site, it's "a hilarious improvised take on the Frankenstein legend." The b-side features Jack White interviewing Conan.
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This year's Bonnaroo Festival is in the books. The bands are back in their tour buses, the crowds have presumably showered all the sweat and mud off of themselves, and the cleanup crews are faced with what must be a stunning expanse of garbage. And now those of us who didn't attend the gigantic festival in Tennessee this weekend can pick through all the videos of what happened, which is sort of like being there except not really anything like being there.
A professionally filmed webcast combined with the fact that the kids have video cameras in their cellular phones nowadays means we have plenty of moving-picture evidence of this year's festivities. So below, you can see videos of LCD Soundsystem, Neon Indian, the Flaming Lips, Phoenix, the National, the Dead Weather, the Gaslight Anthem, Weezer, Conan O'Brien, and what looks like a frankly incredible Jay-Z headlining set.
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By Ryan Dombal on June 11, 2010 at 10:25 a.m. EDT
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After Jack White and Conan O'Brien teased some sort of happening going down at Jack White's Third Man headquarters last night, something indeed did go down at the Nashville home of White's label. A rock show. With Conan bringing his current touring band out in front of a few hundred people to play a host of tunes they've been running through during their "Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour", reports Team Coco.
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By Ryan Dombal on June 9, 2010 at 2:20 p.m. EDT
According to Conan O'Brien's Twitter: "Jack White & I are doing something cool tomorrow night. Hint: it involves a LOT of Tears for Fears songs."
The post leads to a video of Mr. White putting up the poster you see above outside his label Third Man's headquarters in Nashville. (The clip is awesomely soundtracked by recent White collaborator Jay-Z's "D.O.A. (Death of AutoTune)" and embedded below.) So yeah, Nashville residents-- get in line now.
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During the soundcheck for the opening date of his music/comedy tour in Eugene, Oregon, a couple days ago, resurgent late night funnyman Conan O'Brien whipped out a "Weird Al"-style redux of Radiohead's smash "Creep" (via TwentyFourBit via the Daily What). His British accent may be a little more Jarvis Cocker than Thom Yorke, but we won't hold it against him. Watch it below. (Note: This is not the first time we've seen Conan do "Creep".)
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When the weather is beautiful and the days are long, most people like to end their weekend with a barbeque. But if you are trying to watch your weight, big barbeques can spell big trouble! However, grilling does not have to mean a cholesterol and fat overload. Try to enjoy a healthier version of your favorite dishes this season, with tasty burgers and side dishes that are good for both your palate and waistline.
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Pesach is a holiday where multiples abound. From the four questions, the 10 plagues and double dipping to the hodgepodge that is charoset or Hillel's famous bitter herb and matzah sandwich, nothing seems to be singular on this holiday. If only our unleavened bread were privy to such excess.
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Quinoa has become a part of the Passover diet for many observant Jews since the Star-K published an article Quinoa, The Grain That's Not, in the Kashrus Kurrents for Pesach, 1997.
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Kosher wines have improved greatly in the last 20 years. Much of the credit can be given to the Golan Heights winery in Israel, which ignited the quality wine revolution when they released their first wines in 1983. Stateside, however, it has been the Herzog family and their Royal Wine Corporation that has introduced U.S.-based kosher consumers to premium wines.
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SAN FRANCISCO - They're baaack. Duly chastened by the Great Tam Tam Crisis of spring '08, the Manischewitz Company went into overdrive and will have plenty of the crunchy six-sided unleavened crackers available this Passover season.
Posted on: February 11th, 2009Sections → Food
The economy is directing people towards cost-consciousness and dining in, rather than dining out. For many of these former restaurant-goers, especially singles who live on their own, the kitchen is alien territory. Perhaps they can prep a basic sandwich, or boil a box of pasta. But needing to feed a family or guests on an ongoing basis requires a bit more creativity and skill.
Posted on: January 21st, 2009Sections → Food
Once upon a time, organic produce and processed foods were found only in health food stores.
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Hospitals in New York City, as well as hospitals in other major markets, are dealing with an increased demand for kosher food by patients, their families, visitors and staff.
Posted on: December 31st, 2008Sections → Food
When Rabbi Chaim Glazer, an 11th grade rebbi at Yeshiva Toras Chaim in North Miami Beach, Florida, was teaching his class about Kil'ei Ilanos (the issur of grafting two trees of different species together) his lesson plan research led him to a STAR-K Kashrus Kurrents article on hydroponics - the cultivation of plants in a nutrient solution rather than in soil.
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I have received numerous inquiries asking me to revisit my freezer tricks.
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Posted on: August 7th, 2008Sections → Food
Whether it is a day out with the children to the zoo or a casual al fresco meal in the garden, this recipe for rice and broad beans is very tasty.
Posted on: July 29th, 2008Sections → Food → Kosher Food News
Downtown LA has a new restaurant, Falafel Express, and from the review I read, it's worth a trip out west just to try it out. Speaking of traveling - are you making a trip and wondering where you can find kosher food? Or maybe you recently made a trip and want to share your kosher […]
Posted on: July 10th, 2008Sections → Food → Kosher Food News
Beer lovers - Kosher Beers has a review of Saranac Chocolate Amber Lager, which it describes as a "dark beer with a rich chocolaty flavor". Perfect to be enjoyed on a long Friday night. Speaking of long Friday nights, and maybe not-so-long Shabbos lunches, there is a new luxury kosher vodka on the market. It's called Prairie […]
Posted on: June 18th, 2008Sections → Food
A chabura of Baltimore's Yeshivas Ner Yisroel's Kollel Avodas Levi, recently had the unique opportunity of having the hilchos toloyim they were learning about in Shulchan Aruch come to life-literally!
Posted on: June 12th, 2008Sections → Food → Kosher Food News
Students at Monroe College got a quick lesson in kosher from the Orthodox Union's Rabbi Safran. These non-Jewish students are participating in a contest sponsored by Sonny & Joe's Food.Next time you are in Chicago, be sure to visit Solomon's Gourmet Cookies, a dairy bakery supervised by the Chicago Rabbinical Council, whose cookies and cupcakes […]
Posted on: April 14th, 2008Sections → Food → Kosher Food News
The six-year-old California State University Channel Island is now offering kosher food daily in its cafeteria. The arrangements have been made through the Chabad Jewish Student Center and is a big hit with both Jewish and non-Jewish students alike.Looking for a new Passover recipe that is good enough to use all year round? Look no […]
Posted on: April 9th, 2008Sections → Food
Passover is to the kosher food market what Christmas is to the rest of retail - it's make-or-break time, and the season to roll out new and exciting products.
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Saturday, February 22, 2014
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Brian broadcasts from the comforts of our Portland studio this weekend, welcoming two of the pioneers in the Oregon cider industry and tasting through their unique offerings.
Saturday, February 15, 2014
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Brian & the NWVT crew pay a visit to Chef Bobby at The Barking Frog on their way to Woodinville's Warehouse District to revisit one of the region's most exciting new wineries, Avennia.
Saturday, February 8, 2014
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After a football-induced hiatus to celebrate the Seahawks Super Bowl win, Brian is back with a trip to Sigillo Cellars in Snoqualmie, where the only winery in town is getting rave reviews.
Saturday, January 18, 2014
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Brian mixes it up this weekend with a visit to Oven & Shaker, the hot spot in Portland's Pearl District where he slides behind the bar to mix drinks with owner & world-renowned mixologist Ryan Magarian.
Saturday, January 11, 2014
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Olives in Oregon? Some thought Paul Durant was crazy for planting olives in the Willamette Valley, just as they did when the wine pioneers planted Pinot Noir in these same hills 40 years ago.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
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Brian opens 2014 by welcoming one of the world's top winemakers, German Reisling King Ernst Loosen, who's partnered with Oregon winemaker Jay Somers on a Pinot Noir project at J. Christopher Wines.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
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Frenchman turned Oregonian Laurent Montalieu has become the state's most prolific vintner and entrepreneur, crafting spectacular wines while leading the industry's growth.
Saturday, December 21, 2013
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Olives in Oregon? Some thought Paul Durant was crazy for planting olives in the Willamette Valley, just as they did when the wine pioneers planted Pinot Noir in these same hills 40 years ago.
Saturday, December 14, 2013
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With the holiday season fast approaching, there's no better place to get your party on than the Fat Cork Champagne Club in Lower Queen Anne, where Brian & Bryan talk bubbly.
Saturday, December 7, 2013
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Brian mixes it up again this weekend with a trip to SODO and 2Bar Spirits, where former tech exec Nathan Kaiser has returned to his roots making mean moonshine & spirits.
Saturday, November 30, 2013
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A trip to Washington Wine Country and Chateau Ste. Michelle
Saturday, November 23, 2013
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In a Seattle restaurant scene full of flavor, Barolo stands above the rest thanks to the family atmosphere and friendships of brothers Leo & Salvio Varchetta.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
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A visit with Jason Parker at Copperworks Distilling.
Saturday, November 9, 2013
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Brian is back in Woodinville to revisit DeLille Celllars & O wines with Greg & Stacy Lill, who produce spectacular wines and provide millions in charitable donations to charities across the Northwest.
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James Madison, owner of the Bullet Stop Gun Shop, is a proud Ford Pinto owner who participated in the Pinto Stampede, which started in Denver and was just completed in Carlisle, Pa. Now, a group of Ford Pinto owners are bringing their cars to Rockford to camp at Rock Cut State Park to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project. They will attend a local car show and stop at Anderson's Rock River Ford to receive donations. You can see them the weekend of Sept. 9-11 at Anderson's Rock River Ford, 226 N. Alpine Road.
The Pinto Stampede was started two years ago as a drive across the country to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Ford Pinto. This year, the Pinto owners wanted to include a charity drive to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project, which provides programs and services to severely injured service members during the time between active duty and transition to civilian life. They have a number of programs to nurture the mind and body, and encourage economic empowerment. Contributions are tax deductible.
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NATO's guarantees to Ukraine face test
He was born on July 9, 1950. I was born on the same date in 1953. So we share an astrological sign. I'd say the stars worked out better for me. He's a billionaire, whereas I certainly am not, but I am free to live as I please, whereas Viktor Yanukovych, having fattened off the riches of Ukraine, is now a wanted criminal. He is hiding somewhere in the Russian Federation, having decamped from Kyiv only hours before the locals got their hands on him. Few would have mourned if he had ended up in the Euromaidan, la Mussolini, Ceausescu or Hussein. Alas, the thief fled in the night.
True, some decent bankers in Switzerland, and perhaps elsewhere, have since frozen Viktor's obvious assets. But it's likely he secreted money elsewhere. That's just the kind of guy Vitkor is. So an international effort must begin immediately to identify Yanukovych's accounts, those of "the family" surrounding him, and of his fellow oligarchs who, in lockstep, despoiled Ukraine. Once recovered, their ill-got plunder will go a long way toward sustaining Ukraine's economic convalescence. Viktor and company won't need loot in the jail cells they're destined to occupy.
Vamos Viktor is, unfortunately, still being a very bad boy. Ever the dutiful minion, he pretends he's Ukraine's president, yet is curiously complacent about the Russian invasion of Ukraine's Crimea. Ignoring the indigenous Tatar community's expressed desire to remain in Ukraine, he has barely whimpered about the illegal occupation of a region he once said was part of his country. I suppose this is understandable, given his subservience to the puppet-master, Vladimir Putin. So instead of championing Ukraine's sovereignty, as one might expect a real president would, Viktor has been blubbering about those who ousted him, branding them fascists and bandits from western Ukraine.
This, of course, is very trite and predictable Soviet-style slander. It's particularly odd, however, coming from the fellow whose Berkut storm troopers until recently had a Facebook page festooned with anti-Semitic, homophobic and anti-western bile.
There were fascists in Ukraine, but they were the ones with body armour, high-powered sniper rifles and armoured personnel carriers, surrounding Kyiv's Euromaidan, not inside it. They were the perpetrators of Bloody Thursday, which is why Viktor is now wanted for mass murder. Like one of the pigs Orwell caricatured in Animal Farm, Viktor as Napoleon took orphaned puppies and made them into loyal attack dogs, unleashed to murder the democratic opposition. His hounds are now bunkered down in Crimea. That's no coincidence.
Given our shared birth date, I am surprised Viktor doesn't remember what happened on July 9, 1997. I do. NATO and Ukraine officially signed an agreement that anyone can find on NATO's website. All five states party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons gave Ukraine security assurances in return for Ukraine giving up its nuclear weapons. That agreement was reaffirmed Aug. 21, 2009:
"In addition to the regular consultative and co-operative meetings set out in the Charter, the NUC (NATO Ukraine Council) will be convened following a request from Ukraine if Ukraine perceives a direct threat to its territorial integrity, political independence or security, in line with paragraph 8 of the Partnership for Peace Framework Document."
I hope Ukraine's acting president, Oleksandr Turchynov, has already made that call.
Russian troops deliberately invaded Ukrainian territory without just cause. There was never any threat to the Russian-speaking minority anywhere in Ukraine. It is now up to NATO, including Canada, the U.S., Germany and the United Kingdom, to honour their treaty obligations and help Ukraine defend itself against Russian imperialism. Lest we forget, Western Europe's failure to support Czechoslovakia against Nazi aggression did not save that country from dismemberment, nor did appeasement prevent the Second World War.
Thinking about Viktor, out wandering in the steppes, I recall what I wrote just before Ukraine re-emerged as an independent state in Europe, when the U.S.S.R. disintegrated in 1991. My views appeared in The Globe and Mail, Nov. 15, 1991. In Moderation and Neutrality -- but hang on to the nuclear arms, I argued Ukraine's independence would be compromised, perhaps fatally, if Kyiv gave up its nuclear arsenal, unless the West guaranteed the country's independence and territorial integrity. The West gave exactly that guarantee. So did the Russian Federation. Ukraine then disarmed, the only country in the world to have given up its nuclear weapons even as other states scrambled to acquire them.
Today, we know Moscow's promises are valueless. We shall soon learn what NATO's guarantees are worth. I'm afraid I was prescient.
Lubomyr Luciuk is a professor of political geography at the Royal Military College of Canada.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 3, 2014 A9
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A couple of years ago I built a raised bed on the side of my lawn next to the fence. I removed the sod and filled the frame with garden mix soil. Had mixed success and last fall we had almost nothing. Digging through the soil showed a lot of the white grubs and a lot of sort of root mats...wads of very fine roots.
This spring I decided to take all the soil out of the bed, put down landscape fabric, screen the soil and mix it with home-made compost. I screned out all the grubs, weeds, stones and other undesired material.
Now I am trying to plant some plants and while the top surface looks nice and clean, when I work the soil I am finding all these long rhizomes. I have tried to follow where they go but that is difficult without emptying all the soil and the rhizomes keep breaking.
I am afraid that any remnant will propogate but I don;t really want to empty the bed again. DOes anyone know what kind of weed this webby mass is ? Is there any treatment for it ?. I am afraid that planting vegatable plants may be futile as this weed may take over everything.
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i would like to know how to make sauces from habaneros to tabasco sauce in fact any sauce .if anyones got a good sauce recipe please put it here for me thanks.
I make a salsa that is easy. I usaully start out with 6 medium maters( base ball size) . As may peppers of any kind. I usally put 5 or 6 habs, couple jalapenos, or what ever is fresh( some cubanelle ). Then I add celantro,lemon pepper,dried cayenne,salt, dill,cinamon sugar,fresh garlic,splash of apple cider vinegar,cup of water, mustard seed, parsley. I blend it all up and boil it for about 15 minutes. Jar it up and refriderate. I always keep refrigerated just to be safe. We put in on everything.
Annie's Salsa (Brien's version)
Here is my version of Annie's Salsa. Annie's original version uses fresh tomatoes and is for 8 times the quantity-good for using that flush of ripe tomatoes (and peppers). She finishes with the boiling water bath method so that the jars will have a good shelf life. This version takes advantage of the very good quality and cheap tinned tomatoes available here. I usually make a double quantity as it gets eaten very quickly!
400g tin Italian Plum tomatoes, , chopped
1/2 onion (90g) chopped
1 small green pepper (90g) chopped
1/2 jalapeno (12g) chopped finely. Remove seeds and ribs for a milder salsa.
2 cloves minced garlic
1/2 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp pepper
1 tsp salt
1 Tbsp chopped fresh coriander (best) or Italian Parsley; stalks and leaves!
2 tsp sugar
1 Tbsp (20ml) vinegar
1/2 cup tomato paste
Mix all ingredients, bring to a boil, boil 10 minutes. Pour into hot jars.
(I usually put ingredients in a microwave safe bowl, cover and cook on sensor reheat, stir and continue for 10 minutes on 50% power).
Here is a damn good one, IMHO:
8 oz red ripe bell pepper
2 lbs moderately hot ripe red peppers (jalapeno/serrano/gusto green etc.)
12 oz red ripe Anaheim peppers
1 cup Blues Hog Sauce (or other sweet BBQ sauce)
2 cups white vinegar
1 cup cider vinegar
1/2 cup balsamic vinegar
12 cloves garlic, minced
2 small yellow onions, coarsely chopped (about a pound)
1 7-oz can chipotles in adobo
3 Tbs chopped ginger
2 Tbs black pepper
4 tsp plain salt
2 tsp dried oregano
1 tsp mustard powder
1 20-oz can crushed pineapple
4 oz lemon juice
Core and seed the bell peppers, and chop coarsely. Remove stems from other peppers and chop coarsely, leaving seeds and cores. Combine peppers with all other ingredients in 6 quart or larger stock pot and bring to boil (with good ventilation). Reduce heat and let simmer, covered, one hour, stirring frequently to prevent scorching.
After simmering, puree all ingredients. A good immersion blender will be adequate, or use a blender or food processer.
Bring sauce back to boil and pack in sterile jars. Cover, let cool and refrigerate.
Makes about 4 quarts.
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Jolokia Mango Sauce
1 Tbls. olive oil
4 mangoes - peeled, cored, diced
1 small onion - chopped
1 Bhut Jolokia chili pepper pod - stem removed and chopped**
1/4 cup lemon or lime juice
2 Tbls. tomato paste OR 1/4 cup ketchup
1/4 cup sugar
salt and pepper to taste
1. Heat oil in a 2-quart saucepan. Add mangoes, onion and one, two, three, ??? Jolokia pod(s). Simmer over medium heat, stirring often, until onions are soft and translucent.
2. Add lemon/lime juice, tomato paste/ketchup, and sugar. Simmer, stirring often, for 30 minutes.
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5. Season with salt and pepper.
6. You can chill until ready to serve or re-warm, good both ways.
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Exceptionally easy (but very effective!!) recipe for a habanero sauce. Lets the habanero flavor shine trough nicely. I find the garlic and habanero work together synergistically.
5 habaneros seeded and deveined (please use very fragrant habaneros)
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I know this may be a silly question, but is Birch's Double grown from a bulb? Seed? I am having a difficult time locating a place to purchase this plant except for Michigan Bulb which...leads me to believe it's a bulb plant.
Additionally, anyone know any place reputable to purchase?
Thank you!
It's a hardy geranium, Geranium himalayense 'Birchs Double', therefore a herbaceous perennial, not a bulb. To get a true BD you'd need to purchase a plant from a reputable seller. Many companies which specialise in bulbs here also offer some hardy perennials but I'm afraid I can't help you with US sources.
What flora said :-)
Michigan Bulb sells a lot of plant types other than bulbs but has a terrible reputation in the world of mail order. Avoid at all costs!
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Question about how to handle ex-landscaping boss...
I didn't really know where to post this question...but i'll ask it here and if it's not the right place maybe you could point me in the right direction.
I recently got a job working for a landscaping company which paid under-the-table. I had to quit the job after about a week and a half because the only other landscaper who was employed by the owner was an ex-convict, alcoholic who showed up at least 2 hours late everyday I was supposed to meet him. I ended up working 28 hours, and only received 100$ from the owner, as he said he'd have more money the next day. I've since been calling him for about a week everyday, and he keeps putting me off, telling me he'll call back and never calling, or telling me to call back and then not picking up.
My question is...should I be contacting the Department of Labor about this guy? Or someone local? I mean, I realize I entered into a shady situation...but if i'm not going to be paid the remaining money for the hours I worked (which I desperately need!), i'd at least like to not let the owner get away with stiffing me...
Oh, and he does have another job, which I guess serves as his successful cover-up.
Any help at all would be appreciated...thanks
Sounds like you're not going to get paid anytime soon, if ever. I don't know how important it is that you knew you were working illegally when you accepted the position. I'm inclined to think that probably the existing system will tend to focus its glare on the illegal employer, but this may vary regionally. Somebody else here may know. Then there is the matter of what tends to actually happen vs. what is supposed to happen, it may not be worth it to blow the whistle. Much of this may depend on how much money you are out, if that is enough to pursue a complaint.
If everything happened the way you say it did, then obviously the guy's a loser. Sure, go ahead and report him if it makes you feel better, knowing that he's getting away with not doing things that legitimate business owners have to deal with. But if you're doing it expecting to see your money, think again. Don't cry when you get bit if you see a snake and you pick it up. You knew from the start that the guy was crooked. I'd chalk it up to a lesson learned, and education always costs something.
Well I honestly didn't know from the start that his business was illegitimate. It was on the 2nd or 3rd day of work that I found out, after asking my coworker when we get paid, his reply was, "cash every friday". Maybe at this point I should've quit, knowing that the business was under-the-table.
He owes me about $100, which may not seem like much, but i'm in college and it's a good portion of my rent which was just due. If I don't see the money I mine as well report the guy who's not only illegitimate but also a jerk. I wouldn't want to grant my free labor to anyone so dishonest.
Am I looking at more of a hassle than it's worth if I report the guy? And if I decide to, who should I call...the Department of Labor...or would I have more luck with the local police?
I'm going to give him an early morning call tomorrow. I've been polite up to this point, but it's just getting ridiculous...
thanks again, Mike
You would file a complaint with the DOL. It won't get your money.
About the only thing that will get you your money, is to black mail the guy with the threat of filing a complaint with the DOL, and the IRS seeing as he neglected to inform you that he would not be paying your withheld taxes when you were hired? And then for giggles you could say something like "oh and I'm sure you want to have a record of my mailing address when you file my 1099 since I was obviously a subcontractor..." LOL play dumb and 10 to 1 he'll pony up out of fear.


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