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Updated: 02/16/2015 - It's the time of Thin Mints, Somoas, Do-Si-Dos, and Tagalongs. It's Girl Scout cookie season.
Updated: 02/16/2015 - It's the time of Thin Mints, Somoas, Do-Si-Dos, and Tagalongs. It's Girl Scout cookie season.
Updated: 02/16/2015 - Tyndall Air Force Base has decided to stop playing Taps and Reveille in residential areas.
Posted: 02/14/2015 - Normally you see high school auxiliary members performing with the marching band at halftime of football games, but Saturday they had the stage to themselves.
Posted: 02/14/2015 - Some Commodores were digging for history in Panama City.
Updated: 02/15/2015 - Time is running out to sign up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act, that's why the John Douglas Insurance Agency held a "Last Chance Enrollment Jamboree Saturday.
Posted: 02/14/2015 - The Washington County Sheriff's Office is warning area residents about a recent rash of break-ins in and around Washington County.
Posted: 02/14/2015 - A well known Doctor in Bay County died Saturday morning after a long battle with Leukemia.
Updated: 02/13/2015 - Groundbreaking for new Altha School set for February 20th.
Posted: 02/13/2015 - Qualifying for Bay County Municipal Super Tuesday came to an end at Noon Friday.
Updated: 02/14/2015 - Pier Park's Annual Mardi Gras Music Festival kicked off Friday night with live music and a line parade.
Posted: 02/13/2015 - Spring break officially starts this weekend here in Bay County and resort officials are projecting a busy season.
Posted: 02/13/2015 - By April, Fort Walton Beach City officials hope to have the new recreation complex filled with kids, families and seniors.
Posted: 02/13/2015 - A Panama City man stood before a judge Friday accused of video taping his romantic partner without her knowing.
Updated: 03/03/2015 - Timothy Coffey, a Walton County man convicted of child sex charges, has been sentenced by a judge to 25 years in prison and will be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
Updated: 02/13/2015 - In NewsChannel 7's latest edition of Faces and Places of the Panhandle, one local woman just celebrated a magical mark and couldn't be more grateful.
Posted: 02/12/2015 - After hearing an appeal from concerned residents and property owners, the Panama City Beach City Council decided the future of a third Calypso Tower on Front Beach Road.
Posted: 02/12/2015 - Washington County School officials will let teacher arrested with drug charges return to teaching at Vernon Middle School.
Posted: 02/12/2015 - Last year Altha was facing a number of issues after money had been mismanaged, but recently were able to get things back on track.
Posted: 02/12/2015 - Some good news for local golfers who have been fighting to keep the Bay Dunes Golf Course open: The course was scheduled to close this coming Tuesday, but it looks like that might not happen.
Posted: 02/12/2015 - Many of us have no idea what it's like to go to bed 'truly' hungry or live on the streets, but now, some of Bay County's community and business leaders have had the chance to take a walk in the shoes of someone living in poverty.
Updated: 02/12/2015 - We told you Southwest Airlines was starting nonstop service to Dallas, but now the airline is announcing that'll become daily service.
Posted: 02/12/2015 - The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is investigating a death of a Port St. Joe man who died in police custody.
Posted: 02/12/2015 - A construction worker is being charged for burglary, accused of stealing from the woman who hired him.
Posted: 02/12/2015 - A Graceville man is in jail after allegedly leading police on a chase with a child in his car
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Civil rights advocates are trying to persuade a federal appeals court it has no jurisdiction to end gay marriages in Wisconsin yet.
U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb found the state's gay marriage ban unconstitutional last week in an American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit. County clerks have started issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples even though Crabb has yet to issue an order telling them what to do.
Republican Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen contends that absent such an order the ban remains in effect. He has asked the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals to halt the marriages while he appeals.
The ACLU filed a brief Wednesday arguing the court lacks jurisdiction until Crabb issues an order. State attorneys counter in their own brief that the court clearly has jurisdiction.
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US Steel to Partially Idle Minntac, Potentially Affecting 700
Three weeks after announcing plans to temporarily idle Keewatin Taconite, U.S. Steel has announced plans to temporarily idle a portion of the Minntac plant in Mountain Iron. The company did not announce exactly how many employees will be affected, but union officials told Eyewitness News they expected about 700 workers to be impacted.
As Steelworkers Brace for Hundreds of Layoffs, Politicians Call for Change
The past month has been tough for miners on the Iron Range. They got more bad news on Tuesday that U.S. Steel announced plans to temporarily idle a portion of the Minntac Plant in Mountain Iron.
Duluth Loses Bid to Restore Casino Agreement
A federal court has dismissed the City of Duluth's attempt to reinstate an agreement that had provided the city with millions of dollars annually from the Fond-du-Luth Casino. In an opinion Tuesday, U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly upheld a notice of violation issued in 2011, saying the National Indian Gaming Commission was within its rights to issue the violation.
Duluth Superintendent Finalist for Twin Cities Job
After more than three years on the job, a Twin Cities school district announced Duluth Superintendent Bill Gronseth is one of six finalists for their top job.
Is It Enough? Parent, Teachers Talk Music in Duluth Schools
Duluth East High School Senior Dan Richards has had a lot of success as a cellist this year, including getting into Berklee College of Music and making it to the final round of a statewide contest. His father, however, has expressed concerns that students today don't have the same resources that his son did.


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Memorial University is partnering with University at Sea®, to bring you this unique opportunity for health care professionals to obtain continuing education credits while spending quality time with family and networking with peers in a relaxed atmosphere... travelling the Caribbean aboard a cruise ship!
Students are invited to submit abstracts for presentations at the Shaffer Awards hosted by the Alberta Society of Gastroenterology, University of Calgary GI Research Group and University of Alberta. The Shaffer Awards will take place at the Chateau Lake Louise on June 4 and 5 in conjunction with the Alberta Digestive Disease Summit.
This two-day workshop discusses the components required to complete decision making capacity assessments under the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act (AGTA) for physicians interested in enhancing their assessment skills. This workshop is offered only to physicians and is limited to 20 people per session. There is no cost to attend but registration is required.
Register today for the free Family Physicians and CancerControl: Strengthening Linkages Workshop. In this workshop, family physicians are provided with the opportunity to build relationships between oncology and primary care communities of practice as well as improve integration of care by coming together with colleagues.
Attendees of the Oncology Conference can expect plenary sessions, "short snappers", question/discussion panels and case-based small group interactive sessions. Screening and treatment options and management of relapse and treatment related side effects will be discussed.
Registration is now open for the Alberta Seniors Care Coalition Conference 2015! Early bird (reduced price) registration ends March 15 and on March 17, there will be a draw for one lucky attendee to win back their registration fee!
Taking place at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, this course is designed for family/general practice physicians, residents and community nurses with a particular interest in neuroinflammatory diseases such as multiple sclerosis. Register today!
The Canadian Society of Palliative Care Physicians will hold its 11th Advanced Learning of Palliative Medicine Conference at the Westin Calgary from May 28-30, 2015. The conference is a key learning event not just for palliative care physicians but for family doctors and other specialists who want to enhance their knowledge of palliative care.
Hosted by the Alberta Society of Gastroenterology, the conference will be a unique gathering bringing together clinicians, scientists, researchers, funders and industry leaders to review the latest research and treatments in Gastroenterology.
The 16th Annual Canadian Collaborative Mental Health Care Conference seeks to encourage physicians, nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, counsellors, occupational therapists, other healthcare professionals, patients and family members to "jump on the bandwagon" of collaborative, team-based mental healthcare in order to ensure better access and outcomes.
The University of Calgary presents Primary Care REAL‐WEB: an ongoing series of accredited CME webinars for primary care practitioners. Each webinar from this Real-time Education and Learning with a Web-based approach features the latest advancements in diagnosis and treatment as well as addressing clinical cases.
This two-day workshop discusses the components required to complete decision making capacity assessments under the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act (AGTA) for physicians interested in enhancing their assessment skills. This workshop is offered only to physicians and is limited to 20 people per session. There is no cost to attend but registration is required.
If your event meets our criteria, we can add it to our event listings. Review our criteria and submit your event.
Change in health care is constant and physicians are often called upon to lead change. New technology, integration of allied health professionals, panel management, new information privacy requirements and new clinical protocols are just a few of the many changes that physicians might face in their practice.
Yesterday's budget signaled a change not only in direction, but in attitude. In one sense, it can be seen as a call to be average. Why should we not have average wages, prices and taxes? Why spend more than average? But contained within government's statements is another objective that is extraordinary and well beyond average. This is that we can move down to the national average in health expenditures, yet move up in performance so that access to services and quality of care is at least maintained.
Edmonton infectious disease pioneer devotes himself to preventing illness at home and abroad.
It is critical for physicians to understand that the final responsibility for the protection of their patient's information lies with them, as custodians. Physicians who are utilizing the electronic medical records system in Alberta Health Service ambulatory clinics without having signed off on the Information Sharing Framework documents are in breach of the Health Information Act and their own standards of practice.
The spring Representative Forum was held on March 13 and 14 in Edmonton. I thought that a President's Letter describing the key discussions would be useful to you.
The Billing Corner is a summary document; there are changes to rates that are not stated in the Billing Corner. Please refer to the Schedule of Medical Benefits for complete details.
This is your final opportunity to apply for EMR Funding for the New Grad Program, which expires March 31. If you are a new physician to Alberta, or have a new graduate in your clinic, there is still time to apply for reimbursement of some of the EMR (Electronic Medical Record) costs.
With the new website Mega Menu you will find what you're looking for that much faster! The new navigation menu gives you a snapshot of each section of the site when you hover over the main navigation tab. This lets you quickly and intuitively find a page that may be several clicks deep, or, better yet, see if the section is worth exploring at all for the information you need. Just hover your mouse over one of the tabs above to try it out.
I received an email from the Canadian Medical Association inviting me to download a new app free of charge to me through my membership, called RxTx Mobile. This app, available for iOS and Android devices, is the Canadian Pharmacists Association's mobile application providing offline access to all 3,000 plus pages of the Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties (CPS) (Rx) as well as drug choices (Tx), Health Canada Advisories, some medical calculators and other information the publishers felt might be useful to users.
The Alberta Medical Association (AMA) is currently recruiting for the position of Administrative Assistant for our Practice Management Program and Southern Alberta Office, both located in Calgary. This is a temporary Summer Student position from May to August 2015.
Read the latest "Resident's Page" contribution to the Alberta Doctor's Digest: "Remove those 3-D glasses; our health is 4-D," contributed by Dr. Rithesh Ram, Family Medicine Resident Physician.
As of April 1, 2015, Vitamin D testing it will no longer be available for screening of healthy patients. It will be provided only in the presence of other clinical indicators/conditions.
The April 1, 2014 mini fee schedule is no longer available to purchase online. If you would still like to purchase the April 1, 2014 version of the mini fee schedule, there is a limited supply available via order form. To order, please complete the form and fax to 780.482.5445.
Alberta is home to world-class medical research and the physicians who participate in research studies should be aware of their legal, ethical and professional responsibilities and obligations.
I'm pleased to let you know that the tentative five-year Alberta Medical Association (AMA)/Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) Agreement has been ratified. Of voting members, 96% voted to accept the agreement.
To foster a healthy medical community, one thing we need to appreciate is the dynamic nature of our identities – most days we are physicians providing care, but there are some days when we morph into patients with our own health problems. An appreciation and acceptance of these complementary identities can facilitate healthier doctor-patient relationships – and specifically, healthy physician-for-physician patient relationships.
This inaugural conference will emphasize relevant, practice-based learning sessions with a focus on seniors health, innovative models of service delivery, dementia, palliative and end of life care. Please contact email@example.com for additional information.
Effective March 1, 2015, the Workers' Compensation Board (WCB)-Alberta will implement a new process for treatment in the Emergency Room (ER) of patients who have probable exposure to blood and bodily fluids in an occupational setting.
An important topic in the media this week is the message from government in relation to the budget. This included the commentary on expenditure cuts of 5% from last year's budget. Given that population and inflation are each running at 2% per annum, in real per capita terms this means a 9% cut.
These two-day workshops discuss the components required to complete decision making capacity assessments under the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act (AGTA) for physicians interested in enhancing their assessment skills. These workshops, taking place in Edmonton and Calgary are offered only to physicians and are limited to 20 people per session. There is no cost to attend but registration is required.
For the first year of our Youth Run Club ambassador program, we were very fortunate to bring on two outstanding athletes and role models: well-known Canadian Women's Olympic triathlete, Paula Findlay and five-time Olympic race walking competitor, Tim Berrett.
Are you seeing the names of past AMA presidents (e.g., Dr. Allan Garbutt or Dr. Michael Giuffre) in the "From" field when you open your President's Letter email from Dr. Richard Johnston?
The Alberta Medical Association (AMA) is calling for Achievement Award nominations for individuals who have contributed to the improvement of the quality of health care in Alberta. Nominations must be submitted by April 30.
Just before the New Year I wrote of the combined challenge of government, patients and the profession to stabilize the health care system from a number of perspectives. These include: policy; funding; human and other capital; expectations and responsible use; and governance. Stability is a necessary precursor, both to sustainability and to ensuring that we get the most value out of every health dollar.
Have some questions about the WCB tentative agreement and upcoming ratification vote? The AMA has put together a series of questions and answers to help you better understand the agreement and voting process.
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I have one clump each of "Nenekazi" and "Pretty Lucie" Dinnerplate dahlias and two unnamed Oriental lily bulbs to trade. I'm looking for lilies, Oriental Poppies, Japanese Iris and Japanese Anemones. Please email me directly if you would like to trade.
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Coffee Chaff Chickens
Image shamelessly stolen from Lyanda Haupt's Tangled Nest blog
Mrs. Homegrown here:
Deep litter in the chicken coop is good for chicken health, general aesthetics and good neighbor relations. Chickens need to scratch, so giving them lots of stuff to scratch is kind. It also absorbs odor and protects stray eggs from breakage. Even better, their constant scratching combines their waste with the bedding material, creating useful compost over time.
We use straw in our coop and run (the outside parts) and wood shavings (animal bedding) inside the hen house. We use horse bedding inside the house instead of straw because we clean the inside of the house regularly–their overnight poo is quite concentrated– and it's very easy to scoop up the poo when it's mixed with fluffy wood shavings. It also smells better longer. Straw in the house is just sort of substandard.
However…the big however….them's dead trees we're shoveling into our hen house, and as we all know, trees don't grow on trees.
But what's a good alternative to shavings?
Yesterday, Lyanda Haupt, author of Crow Planet: Essential Wisdom from the Urban Wilderness, a beautifully written book about crows and the path of an urban naturalist, posted about an intriguing chicken bedding possibility: coffee chaff, a byproduct of coffee roasting. You should go read about it.
Maybe we all can't access the chaff bounty of our local coffee roaster, but we should think more about upcycling and creative alternatives to business as usual. Depending on our region and location, we all probably have access to different sources of dried plant material fit for chickens. We just have to think outside the box.
One word of caution: whatever you experiment with shouldn't be dusty. Hens are susceptible to respiratory infections, so sawdust and the like are not a good idea. When you purchase animal bedding look for the higher quality "dust free" variety.
Raccoon Proof Chicken Coop
Homegrown Neighbor here again:
Things aren't always idyllic in the world of urban farming. Actually, they rarely are. There is literally a lot of blood, sweat and tears put into what we do.
A Warning About Straw
Straw is a very inexpensive and useful material for composting, mulching and animal bedding (we use it for all of these purposes). If you use it for mulch you'll probably get some seeds that will germinate, but I've never found it to be a big problem in a small vegetable garden. I get my straw from the feed store, but you can often get it for free from yuppies on Craigslist who have bought it to give their parties the Hee Haw ambiance we enjoy 24/7 at the Homgrown Evolution compound. If you buy it from the feed store remember to ask for straw, not hay. Hay is green and a lot more expensive. You feed hay to your horses.
But one warning from my friend, permaculturalist David Kahn. It's tempting to pick up bales that stores have used after Halloween, but make sure they weren't treated with fire retardant. Fire retardant has some nasty chemicals in it you don't want in your garden. When in doubt, just go to the feed store–straw it ain't expensive!
Addendum 10/27/09: Reader Polyparadigm raised another potential issue with using straw in your garden or compost pile: halogenated pesticide/herbacide residues. Clopyralid is an example–while banned for use in lawns in many places it's still allowed on hay and grain crops . All the more reason to grow your own mulch and carbon materials if you can–don't throw out those fall leaves! Here's what Polyparadigm says:
"I'm glad I read through to the end! I was thinking this would be a warning about clopyralid and its close cousins. Which bears some mention: Halogenated pesticides aren't broken down by any but a few soil organisms.
Clopyralid and aminopyralid mimic the hormones in broad-leaf plants, causing them to grow un-evenly and die from wrong-facing, crinkled leaves and other symptoms. Grasses are un-affected, so fields of grain and lawns have been sprayed with this sort of chemical, as a cheap way of keeping broad-leaf competitors at bay for a few years.
These chemicals have a half-life of 11 months in hot compost, and are often applied at such high rates that certain plants won't grow in garden soil dressed with finished compost from a mix of sources, if one of those sources is a treated lawn or field.
A quick bioassay will test for this in straw: peas sprouting from soil mixed with that straw will look deformed if the field that grew the straw was treated. Browns of a similar texture from a source you know to be clean should probably be used for a control group."
Chicken Coop Deconstructed
Homegrown Neighbor here. I volunteer at a local high school with an agricultural program. Remember that we are in the middle of Los Angeles and agriculture is largely a thing of the past here.
This school is one of the last public high schools in the area to have space devoted to an orchard, garden and farm. Right now it is home to a goat, a Vietnamese pot bellied pig, dozens of rabbits and two hens. As can be expected, the program hasn't gotten the respect and resources it deserves in the last few years. Things look a little scraggly, the orchard is filled with weeds and most of the barns haven't been touched in thirty years, now housing only spiders.
This program is special of course because it allows city kids to have access to green space, get outside and get close to a pot bellied pig- all rare experiences around here.
My current project is rehabbing the old chicken coop. I brought in my friend Justin, curator of the local arts space Echo Curio and a fellow master gardener to help. He has the building and construction skills that I lack.
This week the students took off all of the old plywood, chain link and chicken wire.
The students loved destroying the old structure. They got to use crowbars and hammers after a little safety lesson. Dust and spiderwebs flew everywhere. They practically had to be dragged back to the classroom at the end of the period because they were having so much fun they didn't want to stop.The old chicken coop is now stripped down to the studs. As soon as we can get the supplies, we will start rebuilding. The students will get some real hands on construction lessons and get to build it themselves. Once the paint drys the school will be ready for a big flock of chickens. I think the coop could handle about 20.
Next we'll rehab the big barn and get mini goats and dwarf sheep. This is going to be a jewel of an urban farm and a great educational space!
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Grub
Why start the day with the Wall Street Journal when the real excitement is to be found in periodicals such as Backyard Poultry Magazine? While our broke nation can't afford missile shields or moon trips anymore, at least it's comforting to read in the pages of BPM that the citizens of Bonner Springs, Kansas can visit the brand new National Poultry Museum. This month's issue of BPM also has a fascinating article by Harvey Ussery, "Black Soldier Fly, White Magic" on raising black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) grubs as poultry and fish feed.
"If we offer the grubs 100 pounds of food wastes, for example, they will reduce it to 5 pounds of residue usable as a superior soil amendment, in the process generating 10 and possibly up to 20 pounds of live grubs that can be fed to livestock; in addition to liquid effluent (how much depends on the moisture content of the feeding materials) which can be used to feed crops. Hey, wait a minute–what happened to the "wastes"? There is absolutely no waste remaining after this conversion–it has all been transformed into valuable resource."
To raise Hermetia illucens you put vegetable and fruit trimmings in a container with a small opening for the black soldier fly females to fly in and lay their eggs and a method for the grubs to climb out of the compost. You can also feed them small amounts of fish and meat but they can't digest cellulesic materials. A company called ESR International markets a black soldier fly growing system called the BioPod™ at www.thebiopod.com. A spiral ramp in the BioPod™ allows the grubs to scamper out of the feeding materials and launch themselves into a bucket. Each morning you empty a bucket full of grubs for your grateful chickens or fish, making sure to reserve a few to ensure future black soldier fly generations. Adult black soldier flies don't bite and are only interested in flying around looking for sex and, in the case of the females, to find a good place to lay eggs.
At $179, the BioPod™ is above our humble slacker budget level, but you can make your own out of the ubiquitous five gallon bucket. While I haven't tested this design, there's some simple plans on this informative blog devoted to the black soldier fly. The author of this blog, "Jerry aka GW," cautions that growing grubs requires attention to detail and will be easier in warmer climates such as the southeast and west coasts of the US where soldier flies can be found in the wild. While you can buy black soldier flies to populate your composter, it will be easier to grow them where they already live. Here's another DIY grub composter. If any of you have experience with building one of these please leave a comment.
And while you're ditching the Wall Street Journal, why not skip the Netflix this evening! Here's a video on grub growin' complete with a dramatic musical conclusion:
The crank in me has to add that simple ideas like becoming a grub cowboy are more exciting, and have greater potential than all the Priuses and algae fuel schemes combined. Growing grubs is an activity many of us have done accidentally. Making use of those grubs is just a matter of inserting ourselves into one of nature's clever recycling schemes.
New Chicken!
I just couldn't wait to announce the arrival of my new hen. The Chicken Enthusiasts club I started had our first meeting on Saturday. Twenty five people attended. Not too bad for a group that just started a month ago. The meeting was really fun, much chicken knowledge was exchanged and we all got to enjoy meeting other like minded folks.
Urban Chicken Enthusiasts Unite!
Creating community is a vital part of the urban homesteading movement. For why should one make jam or grow zucchini without people to share it with? In a big, crazy city like L.A. there are lots of interesting people doing inspiring things, you just have to find them. I'm always excited to meet new people who are interested in all the things we write about here at Homegrown Evolution. I was lucky to move a block away from Mr. and Mrs. Homegrown and find instant community. Now the neighbors and I have been thinking that we would like to meet more local urban chicken folks. As our flocks age a lot of questions come up and we'd like to learn from more experienced chicken keepers. And we often meet people who would like to know more about urban poultry. So I've decided to create a group of L.A. urban chicken enthusiasts. I used meetup.com to create the L.A. Urban Chicken Enthusiasts group.
I like Meetup because the point is to organize face to face meetings. Our group will get together every month or so, eat eggs dishes and talk about raising chickens, local food and sustainability. The L.A. Urban Chicken Enthusiasts meetup group is just for people in the Los Angeles area. Not to worry if you aren't in L.A., I noticed a lot of other urban chicken groups on Meetup and if there isn't one in your city you can easily start your own. So if you are local and into chickens, join our group. If you aren't in L.A. or not a poultry person, just go forth and create a group for whatever you are into, network, make friends and build some community.
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The antique egg scale, by the way, hails from Orange County, California. Orange County is now known more for Disneyland and exurban, sprawling tract home developments, but it was once a great agricultural county. This scale is a relic of its golden age of orange groves and ranches. I wonder if anyone in the OC has chickens anymore?


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A proposed fee for filing big protests is small, but could have unintended consequences for both small businesses and agencies.
A proposed fee for filing bid protests with the Government Accountability Office could have the biggest impact on agencies and small businesses.
Large systems integrators that are competing for multimillion- or multibillion-dollar contracts would not be put off by a flat fee of roughly $240 to file a protest with GAO against an agency's award decision. But companies at the other end of the contracting spectrum will likely face a tough question: Is it worth protesting a small contract?
"It will have a chilling effect on the little guy who is filing a protest 'pro se' on a potential decision to go ahead with the protest," said attorney John Chierichella, a partner at Sheppard Mullin Richter and Hampton who has worked on many bid protest cases.
More than 50 percent of protests are filed by small companies, and more than 60 percent are filed against defense contracts, said Ralph White, managing associate general counsel for procurement law at GAO.
The proposed change could also increase the number of bid protests filed with individual agencies, which would not be subject to the fee, Chierichella said. However, he added that the success rate of such protests would be much less than the 18.6 percent sustain rate GAO had in fiscal 2012. Moreover, the process for getting a hearing with an agency is slow and award decisions are not stayed in the meantime, unlike when a protest is filed with GAO, he said.
Chierichella and White said the U.S. court system often levies a flat fee for filing protests. For example, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims charges a $350 case-filing fee and 50 cents a page to reproduce records. The Public Access to Court Electronic Records service has fees for subscribing to the website and downloading pages from its case files.
The idea to charge for protests comes in response to a steady upward trend in bid protest filings at GAO. In fiscal 2008, 2009 and 2010, GAO had double-digit percentage increases in filings, according to the agency's annual report on bid protests released in November. Since fiscal 2010, protests have leveled off somewhat and showed only a 5 percent increase in fiscal 2012. However, protests that merited a hearing went up from 417 in fiscal 2011 to 570 in fiscal 2012, a 37 percent increase. The sustain rate remained relatively flat at 18.6 percent.
In a recent interview, Dan Gordon, former administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, said he does not believe a fee would reduce the number of protests. Chierichella agreed.
Given the increase in bid protests, White drafted a paper on ways to improve GAO's operations, particularly in light of the current budgetary climate. GAO receives about 16,000 protest-related e-mail messages each year and has four employees who sort through them to determine whether they relate to new or existing cases.
GAO would like to use electronic docketing software to streamline the process and allow the agency to upload non-proprietary records in real time. The software would also help improve GAO's transparency regarding ongoing cases, White said. He estimates the cost of running the system at roughly $450,000 a year, which prompted GAO to consider charging users for its services.
However, GAO officials wanted an alternative to asking Congress to fund the system with taxpayer money. In these budgetary times, "we don't feel comfortable asking for money," White said. "I felt it was necessary to find another way to go forward and bring in money."
GAO's proposal would fall within the jurisdiction of about eight congressional committees, including those that cover armed services, appropriations and small business.
"The [House] Small Business Committee appreciates that the GAO is exploring ways to improve its efficiency in handling bids while not adding to taxpayer costs," said D.J. Jordan, a committee spokesman.
But Chierichella said small-business groups could rally their supporters on Capitol Hill to oppose the fee. "The small-business lobby is going to be infuriated and then infuriate their representatives," he said.
Jordan said the committee's chairman, Rep. Sam Graves (R-Mo.), had not received an official request from GAO regarding a bid protest fee "but will be ready to evaluate any effects of such a fee on small contractors."
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A looming bill establishing a Consumer Financial Protection Agency could cause confusion for marketers, the ANA argues.
After stalling this summer, a bill establishing a new agency affecting financial advertisers is back on track. Ad industry groups argue that the bill, which would create a Consumer Financial Protection Agency, could cause confusion for marketers promoting financial products and services --particularly when running national campaigns. The bill passed the Financial Services Committee Thursday.
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The Association of National Advertisers (ANA) argues the amended bill makes it easier for the commission to make rulings that could affect whole industries. Put simply, the amendments remove what the FTC considers to be cumbersome restrictions on its ability to make rules affecting all industries in a timely manner. Because of these restrictions, the FTC has typically chosen not to make rules unless empowered to do so by Congress under specific circumstances.
Consumer advocates think groups like the ANA want the FTC to lose power. "The ad lobby is working to weaken the proposed legislation [in the Consumer Financial Protection Agency bill] that would strengthen the ability of the FTC to protect consumers," Center for Digital Democracy Executive Director Jeff Chester told ClickZ News. "Advertisers are clearly fearful that the newly reawakened FTC will become a more effective consumer watchdog, especially in the areas of online advertising as well as youth marketing," he added.
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How do you file an ex-parte to request more time to turn in an opposition to a Notice of Demurrer and a Demurrer to first amended complaint with Memorandum of points and Authorities And also a opposition for notice of motion to strike with Memorandum of points and Authorities . What do I write on it in simplest but correct terms , Thank You. Also this is for a person that is mentally handicapped is there any law that may help them to getting an extension . Also plantiff has a 4 th grade ready level and was served by mail , plaintiff has no way of understanding any legal documents and also requires a daily interpreter in sign language and is visually and hearing impaired , so how can they legal prove they served the plaintiff I am also guardian ad litem and I tried to call the dependent Lawyer to request more time she said she did not need to negotiate with me because I was not an attorney and that her position was everything would be settled when we go to court . Thank you
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It would take you longer, and cost more in time and money to do ExParte pleadings, than to do the responses and pleadings themselves. At least ask the defense attorney for more time before going down the path of time wasting ExPartes.
It appears you need to hire counsel in this, as you clearly demonstrate and acknowledge that you can't, and don't know how to, practice law the same as an experienced attorney, which is the standard you must meet even as a pro per. The med mal defense attorney intends to defeat your claims and protect his client, using all the means available to him, including your lack of knowledge and skill in litigation. If you can't even read or understand defendant's pleadings, how on earth do you think you are going to effectively oppose them with good sound persuasive arguments, case law, etc.??
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If you're able to kick in the extra money you'd be best served to get SS. I have chrome right now and can't wait to save up some money for SS.
Get perlicks! They are "forward sealing", so they don't stick. Trust me- that's huge!
I've heard that name before. I'm thinking when I upgrade my kegerator set up I can just pull the nice taps with me too. Probably the best bet as I see no stop to this obsession! Haha, the tap that came with the preowned kegeator was apparently copper, and I was changing the keg out/recleaning hte tap set up and the top bit snapped clean off (the metal).
I could get a replacement piece but I want to do it proper now that I have a hang of it. That and like I said, I can take the good pieces and upgrade whenever I need to in the near future!
So if I get stainless steal perlicks, can I just get any stainless steal shank and that is all I'll need) aside from the line and what not...
You will also need a fitting kit. It goes on the end of the shank and attaches to beer line.
Nice. I've already got the fittings for one keg to be hooked up.
This is a blessing in disguise and I'm just going to upgrade and get two freshy shanks and faucets and one extra fitting rig...for whatever reason I already have two "Out" Couplers.
My last question is there any specific shank size I need to fit a perlick? It seems like it's just length as the main distinguishing characteristic on websites I've peeped.
Not all perlicks are forward sealing.
Not all forward sealing perlicks are the easiest to clean.
The perlick 425 and 525 are great. The 425 is easier to clean.
My first tap was a generic chrome. I just got a Perlick 525SS.. and really regret getting the generic. It is a beautiful thing.
Fall Line Brewing Company
Keg 1 - German Pils
Keg 2 - Falconer's Flight IPA
Keg 3 - Chocolate Porter


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I've gotten 2 shares already
Almost done with D
At this stage, I'm pretty much bulletproof.
I really hate seeing all those perfect stick families everywhere. And now, with the dogs and and lacrosse sticks, etc. UGH.
Double Betrayal D-Day 7/26/2013
Divorced 11/18/2014
Two steps forward and one step backwards, is still progress.
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Here a list with an overview of the new thriller series of 2014 and the best 2015 thrillers that are coming out on American and British television and are being released on DVD/Blu-ray this year. Besides original new tv shows we shall discuss the returning seasons of popular thrillers from 2013 and 2012. The list is not exhaustive. We can expect some great new action thrillers and detective/crime psychological thriller tv shows for 2015.
The thriller genre is one that usually also falls under different genres. Here we have selected the upcoming tv shows that are most accurately called thrillers or thrillers series. The other ones can be read about in our other genre's lists of 2014.
Anticipated thriller series in 2015
It's not a secret the Scandinavian thriller series are amongst the finest produced ever. American producers know so, and tried the copy that specific Scandi-noir touch, which mostly led to boring remakes. Fortitude, which leans as heavily on Scandinavian examples as possible (it takes place on Spitsbergen and has The Killing's icy lead lady Sophia Grabol in it, how more Arctic can you get?!) seems pretty interesting though, with a star-packed cast and an intriguing detective story set in an extremely remote community somewhere waaay up north.
Better Call Saul
This show might either be great or awful. A Breaking Bad spin-off series centred around sleazy lawyer Saul Goodman, one of the series most beloved characters. Is it a brilliant idea, of a terrible one? Anyway, we don't mind going back to that hot & sweaty world Vince Gillian created so brilliantly a few years a go. Better Call Saul takes place six years before the Breaking Bad saga takes of, so it'll probably be something like a origin story. For better or worse, we're extremely anxious to find out what this is going to be like. Oh and mind you; unfortunately Gillian did not participate in the writing process.
Top 8 best thriller series of 2014 & 2013
Of course, on the number one spot should be HBO's True Detective, but that great detective show is already discussed in our HBO tv series of 2014 section.
The Red Road (2014) on the Sundance Channel
After the incredible success of drama series Rectify, Sundance has proven it is a channel to look out for in 2014. The Red Road has got everything going for it – it is for instance written by the director of Prisoners (2013), and is featuring Game of Thrones' Jason Momoa. It is about a small town in America where a local sheriff and a dangerous member of a tribe are forced to work together. It will be released on Sunday the 19th of January 2014 on the Sundance Channel. Not too familiar with the Sundance channel? – read this article on the upcoming Sundance thriller shows, and their great police series of 2013.
Fleming (2014)
You cannot discuss thrillers, and overlook James Bond. It is about the author of the famous 007 films. He himself was an intelligence officer working for MI6. The show is a collaboration between the makers of Peaky Blinders and Sherlock. It will be broadcasted on Sky Atlantic in 2014.
The Game (2014) on the British BBC one
It is difficult to top Sherlock, but BBC sure is trying. This year they are, amongst others, coming with The Game, a cerebral espionage show about the Cold War. It is set in the 70's and seems to be bringing a great feel the seventies. It is created by Real Humans' Toby Whithouse. It is being described a show with great mysteries and complex multi-layered characters.
Legends (2014) from the makers of Homeland
From the creators of the hit espionage tv show Homeland we can now expect a new one starring Sean Bean (Game of Thrones). Legends is about a CIA operative who goes undercover, but struggles with an identity crisis. It will be on FOX.
Peaky Blinders – British gangster series of 2013 & 2014 with Cillian Murphy
It is set in Birmingham, just after the First World War, and narrates the little known tale of a gang called the 'Peaky Blinders'. Cillian Murphy (Inception) plays the role of the brother in the family, and has to challenge the new local chief of police. This thiller series is created by Steven Knight who recently had great success with gangster drama films like 'Eastern Promises'. Peaky Blinders will return with a second season in 2014.
The Following – New thriller starring hollywood star Kevin Bacon | Release date: 21 January 2013
The first original new series on our list is actually also on our new horror series list. We are looking forward to it so much that we do not mind putting in on here too. The Following is a Fox series that will start shortly in January, and it is about a dangerously intelligent serial killer that communicates with other serial killers, and builds up his own cult with very loyal followers. The serial killer in question has escaped from prison, and the FBI Agent who caught him 9 years ago is put on the case. Of cours we are talking about Mr. Kevin Bacon here. Also the following is coming back with a 15-episodes season in 2014.
The Fall – New British psychological thriller produced by BBC
In this trailer with all the upcoming original BBC drama series you can catch a glimpse of this thriller series with Gillian Anderson ( The X-Files). No official release date has been set, but it is rumoured to air in the beginning of 2013 on BBC2. It is about a series of murders in Belfast, Northern Ireland, being investigated by a senior police officer Stella Gibson (Anderson. She is brought in from the Metropolitan Police Service, after the local police is unable to close the case after 28 days. The trailer also shows some other new BBC series of 2013 that we discuss on this website. Just check out the new series section.
Bates Motel – Upcoming American series of A&E – Horror series after Hitchcocks 'Psycho'
A tv show that is definitely generating a lot of attention. This horror or mystery thriller is about the Bates Family, in particular Norman Bates, whom we all know as the scary guy from Alfred Hitchcock's cult classic Psycho. You truly get to know the Psyche of Norman Bates. A rather ambitious project, and we are hoping it will be able to live up the to expectations. The series is scheduled to be released on 18 March 2013.
Read more about great upcoming thrillers
It does not stop here. A lot of our other series are playing with the thriller genre quite a bit. Series like the new Hannibal tv shows or HBO drama crime series of 2014 can be found. We have also explored the upcoming Scandinavian thrillers, like the Danish The Killing 3:
Returning seasons of popular thriller series released in 2013
It is not only about new series. For most people having a great new season is even better. Here we have a little list of all the thriller series releasing a new season in 2013, or that are continuing.
- Arrow – Fantasy thriller on ABC
- The Killing (Forbrydelsen) – Danish detective thriller
- Revolution -
- Elementary – Modern day Sherlock Home in the USA
- Last Resort – Action thriller series
- Continuum – Sci-fi series


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Open Every Day
For a complete copy of NFM Rules & Regulations click here. Below are a list of responses to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's):
When are you open?
NFM as a facility is open 362 days a year and Market hours are 8am-6pm though individual merchant hours vary. We are closed only on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year's Day. The Flea Market is open Friday to Sunday year round. Individual merchant days and hours vary greatly and from season to season. Visit our Merchants page to find out more or contact merchants directly-- link to our merchant directory by alpha may be found here. .
How can I get to the Market?
There are a plethora of transportation options to get to NFM. We highly recommend walking, biking, or taking public transportation whenever available—especially on busy Saturday's. We are home to a B-Cycle Nashville kiosk where you can hop on a bike and explore the park or city. Go to our Visit NFM page to get Google Maps directions and click the buttons for mode of transport selected to learn specific information from your location.
Is it free to come to NFM?
For regular Market business there is no entrance fee and parking is free. You simply pay for what you purchase with any of our farmers, artisans, merchants, or restaurants. At times, we do host or co-host special events and/or classes that do require an entrance fee that will be specially posted with the respective event's information.
How is the market supported?
NFM is supported by merchant fees, venue rental fees & grants. The Market operates on a small budget that must support a large array of operating expenses that includes facility care & maintenance, insurance, permits, licenses, signage, utilities, disposal, site improvements, marketing, a 5-person staff and more. We meet these needs largely through merchant rental fees.
What kinds of products can I find at the market?
Offerings vary throughout the year and TN seasons under NFM's covered, open-air outdoor sheds. During "peak season" (May-November)--you'll find a locally, regionally, and more fruits & vegetables, meats, plants, flowers & herbs, farm-fresh eggs & dairy products, baked goods, snacks, spices, international items, handcrafted items and more, During "off-peak" season (December-April) you will still find many of these items--particularly those such as meats, dairy, artisan and crafted items that are available year-round. Inside our fully enclosed Market House, you'll find 16+ restaurants & shops, an international grocery store, prepared foods, specialty items, a craft brewpub and more. Most merchants are at Market on Saturdays but many come other days of the week-most notably Fridays and Sundays. Visit our Merchant pages to find out more.
How do I contact a merchant?
Visit their individual merchant page (start on our Merchants page) or our Market Directory by alphabetical listing for contact information.
How do I know if someone has something I'm looking for?
If it's produce--check the Seasonality Chart to see if it looks like it may be in that time of year. We are working on building a search feature on the website that will tell you who is selling that item so you can contact them directly to determine if that have it on hand. Many people also post queries on Facebook, Twitter, or email us here to receive guidance.
Why aren't more of your merchants there or open every day?
All of our merchants are small, locally-owned businesses. Generally speaking someone has to plant on the farm, milk cows at the dairy, bake the deliciousness, and more. Some, like berry farmers, have specific, small seasons and when it's up they no longer have product to sell. All are local entrepreneurs running their own businesses; many doing it all by themselves. Add in the desire and need for days of rest and it's simply not feasible for most merchants to be at Market seven days, week every week. Check the merchant pages to see who is open when. It does change through seasons with more able to come more often during the "peak" season of May to November.
Do you accept credit cards? Do your merchants?
NFM currently accepts credit cards for rent payments from merchants only. Our merchants are individually owned & operated businesses so some merchants accept credit cards and some do not. All accept cash and many accept checks. International Market has an ATM on premises. Contact individual merchants directly to find out about their specific tender acceptance.
Do any of your farmers/merchants accept EBT or SNAP?
Yes. Year-round the folllowing retailers accept EBT/SNAP; Howelll's Farm & Produce, Robertson's Produce, Hardy's Produce, Barnes Produce, & International Market. The following farms also accept them and are typically at Market through peak season; Smiley's Farm (April-November), Swaffords Farm (June-October). Look for EBT/SNAP signage around Farm Sheds to let you know who else may be taking it throughout their seasons..
How Can I Become an NFM Merchant?
Visit our Become a Merchant page to learn more.
How can I get the most for my money when shopping at farmers' markets?
Know your season. When produce is in season, it is more plentiful and less expensive--also at it's freshest, most deliciously flavorful peak!
Consider signing up for a CSA. CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. How it works is that you pay up front and then get a box of of the freshest, most in season vegetables or meats. It may feel like your spending a lot to pay up front, but if you eat a lot of vegetables or meats, it generally adds up to less than you would pay if you bought per-trip. The farmer gets much needed capital earlier in the season, and you get a weekly or bi-weekly "treasure trove" of goodies.


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Showing reviews 21 - 40 of 44
Suggested improvements"
by Mr Moore
Like other reviewers I have found difficulties with the pastry when the machine is pre-heated. I also think, as others do, that the base mould is disproportionate in size to the upper mould. Could I suggest to the manufacturers that the machine could be improved by:- 1) Increasing the size of the base mould, and 2) Making the base moulds separate from the base plate. With regard to 2) above, this would enable the moulds to be removed without damage to the pastry. They could then be tipped over to extract the pies, washed in warm soapy water, cooled and loaded with fully made up pies ready for
Published 04 10 2013
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review. We're sorry the pie maker hasn't been as expected. Thank you for your welcome suggestions. We'll pass these to our buyers to loo into further. We'll be in touch shortly to help.
Fantastic idea-works well.Thinner pastry gives better effect"
by S
I love this machine got it today in Brighton. Am also surprised at the ugly colour as were other reviewers, I also would prefer a bigger unit to make GIANT ones, please Lakeland!! Just an observation though as first time using the gadget, I dont like the heating up in advance guidelines-rubbish, your fingers get burnt and also the precious pastry shrinks and yes, it DOES cause injury as you need to pick off the offcuts from the edge of the pie-guide-edges, could you supply a small silicone instrument to help lift away the pastry debris and put a grab/grooved section on moulds as slippery
Published 28 08 2013
A note from the team: We're pleased to hear that you love the electric pie maker - it's been very popular with Lakeland customers.I can appreciate the guidelines can sometimes be obvious or go against what you believe but we do recommend for best results to pre heat the machine. A silicone lifter would really help avoid fingers going close to the hot plates and grab marks on the moulds also sound like a good idea so I've passed your suggestions on to our buying team to consider.
Really pleased so far"
by Angela
Only made 2 lots of pies so far but some tips. Make my own short crust for the base and use shop bought puff for lids. Freeze spare lids/bases between parchment paper for future batches. I do not turn on machine until pies are assembled. I fill bases until slightly proud of the lip to ensure top lids make good contact with top of machine and therefore brown and cook properly. I place a strip of parchment 1 cm wide by 16cm long under each base. Use the overhanging tabs to carefully lift pies when cooked. 12 mins cooking from cold. Perfect tops. Check after 10 mins elapsed. Out of room........
Published 15 07 2013
by Mary
I purchased this pie maker as it sounded ideal and quick, however I followed the instructions and switched it on to warm up but when I put the pastry in it just shrivelled and went soft, also the pies are a lot smaller than I anticipated. I tried doing what a previous reviewer had suggested and started from cold which was better but then had to wait for it to cool before putting the pastry in for the next set of 4. Any suggestions.
Published 05 07 2013
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review.We're sorry for the disappointment with the pies and we'll be in touch shortly.
To hot to handle??"
by Audrey
I have found that it is really tricky to add pastry - both top and bottom, whilst the machine is this hot. Almost impossible to remove excess pastry because as soon as it touches the preheated machine, it melts and becomes very difficult to handle. Has anyone tried assembling the pies completely in the Pie maker and then turning the machine on, rather than pre-heating first? Will it be a disaster? I have never put pastry in a cold oven so maybe this isn't a good idea.
Published 20 05 2013
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review. We're sorry you're having difficulties placing the pastry in to the hot plate. A couple of our reviewers have suggested placing the contents into the maker whilst cold then switching it on to bake. This does take a little longer but found it safer to use.
Great little pie maker"
by Margaret
Still experimenting with my new pie maker but successful so far. What would swing my rating to five stars is if there was a separate pie tray available to enable pies to be made in advance and frozen. Have tried this using a regular tart tray with some success but they are the wrong shape and therefore do not look as professional. I agree with Mr Buck that baking from cold is much better and I would add safer.
Published 13 05 2013
Read this before buying."
by Mark Ross
The claim that this makes 'individual' pies needs clarifying. I am sure to most people an individual pie is what you would would buy from a chip shop. The Electric Pie Maker does make 'individual' pies except they are TINY! The top of the pie measures three and a half inches, the base is two inches and they do not hold more than two tablespoons of filling. Each pie would be sufficient for a five year old.
Published 19 03 2013
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review. We're sorry the size of the individual pies aren't as expected. We'll be in touch shortly to help.
by Pauline
I read all the reviews before buying and bought this as a Christmas present for a friend who had been making cakes for a while and had decided to move onto pastries. Unfortunately, no instructions on how to make pastry you need to buy shop bought. In the Corned beef potato and onion pie, it mentions two types of pastry but in the instructions only one is mentioned. It doesn't mention how thick the pies need to be. Not too sure if my machine was faulty but the green light never came on - is that normal?
Published 06 03 2013
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review. The recipe for the Corned Beef and Potato pie should mention that it is the puff pastry that is used for the pie lids (as it does in the other recipes using both shortcrust and puff pastry). We're sorry for the disappointment and will be in touch shortly to help.
Good Buy"
by Jan
Thoroughly enjoying good old fashioned English pies thanks to this 'pie maker' Cooked to perfection.. No soggy bottom pastry and also very quick... Wish the machine had been white with the union jack on, but hey the taste is more important!!!
Published 12 02 2013
'More to it than pies' "
by Julie
This would be useful to those who can't bend to a low oven. It takes little room and stores upright. I have made pies/tarts etc. with different pastry and fillings, open and closed with great success. It saves the fiddle of cutting larger ones to freeze. I have made Bakewell tarts and custard cakes with sweet scone pastry. Also tried giant Profiteroles!! that were a novelty looking like pies and filled them with icecream. And have more ideas to try. So there's more to it than pies. Ideal size for kids and adults lunch boxes, also picnics. It's sturdily built and I would recommend it.
Published 08 02 2013
be careful"
by Mr Buck
I was given the pie maker as a present. Never made pastry before, but soon mastered it. Turned on the pie maker as instructions. Placed the pastry in and disaster, the pastry started to melt and shrink. Then I looked at the video on your website. It recommends putting the pastry in, filling and topping, AND THEN turning it on. Perfect!
Published 07 02 2013
pie maker"
by Rebecca
have just tried this for the first time...quite fun but i'm not sure whether its a good buy yet. i found the pies stuck to the lid when i opened it -has anyone else had this problem? maybe i was over cooking the pies... i only cooked them for 8-9 minutes but they seemed too brown.Also the instructions don't make it clear which instrument is used to tidy up the pastry before you close the lid to cook. i presumed it is the cutter for the pastry lid? and that was quite messy brushing oily pastry pieces off the edge.It would be nice to know how much filling each pie is meant to hold too.
Published 06 02 2013
A note from the team: Thanks for placing your review. We're sorry the pie maker hasn't been as expected. We are pleased our customer service team have been of some help.
by Janet Marie
arrived today, made 4 pies with some left over mince from cottage pie. Unbelievable. Very sceptical when I bought it, no need to be. Does exactly what it says on the box. Excellent. Looking forward to trying many more varieties.
Published 01 02 2013
Perfect Pies!"
by Mrs White
I love this pie maker! It makes perfect little pies, the pastry cooks perfectly. So far I have made turkey, stuffing and gravy pies, mince beef and onion and quiche lorraine, all cooked perfectly and gobbled up in record time by the whole family! My new favourite kitchen gadget!
Published 31 01 2013
Nifty little Pie Maker !"
by Fiona
Made my first pies tonight and they were good for a first attempt. My son who's fussy had two! Used up left over homemade vegatable curry. Can't wait to use it again now I know what I'm doing. My husband said they looked good too.
Published 17 01 2013
Another great culinary Lakeland gadget"
by SUSANNE
Great results from my first attempt which was a chicken curry pie. I used ready made pastry so cheated a little. However we were most impressed. Did remove pies before the time stated as they were ready, may have been due to the pastry type. Looking forward to experimenting with other sweet and savoury delights. My only gripe is the machine colour. I assume it's to replicate the golden pie colour but in reality looks a bit putrid. Cleaning is ok but there are still crevices I have noticed between the handle area and machine which traps grease. Another great gadget however!
Published 11 10 2012
This review is for an older version of this product
Tricia ..must buy.."
by PATRICIA
I can only say buy one .. they are brilliant so easy to use .. and look so professional.. when you first use it spinkle some flour in the wells to stop them sticking Ive had no problems since..highly recommend ..
Published 10 10 2012
who ate all the pies.....?!"
by Lorraine
......WE DID! excellent 'pie'-ce of kit. Perfectly bakes goodies super quick....a real Lakeland star.
Published 01 10 2012
A great addition to my kitchen"
by Anita Wilde
I have used this new machine twice & I marvel at how quickly the pies are ready to eat. 10 to 12 minutes is ample. I have been making the two types of pastry as suggested (Flaky for lid & Shortcrust for underneath.The pies are quite small so I tend to serve 2 per person.The machine is very easy to clean. I happily recommend this pie maker it's fantastic.
Published 25 09 2012
Great piece of kit"
by Mrs Mawle
I used this for the first time on Friday and it worked brilliantly - the pastry was cooked to perfection in about 10 minutes. However we did find that because the pies are quite small there was too much pastry to filling and wondered whether there are any plans to create a larger pie maker say for one full size pie? Would be very interested if one came onto the market.
Published 22 08 2012
A note from the team: Thank you for placing your review. We've passed your suggestion for a larger pie maker to our buying team to consider.


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Is this Australian Cypress? Or knotty Maple?
kelly_indianaAugust 30, 2011
I'm soooo in love with this flooring but NO idea what it is! Can anyone else hazard a guess? Photo: http://www.kathleenhaydesigns.com/#/portfolio/interiors/12/view/
I am just wildly guessing at Australian Cypress or a 'country grade' Maple - its definitely got knots - but I know squat about wood floors - pleeeease help!!
Kelly :)
Kelly my money would be on reclaimed oak. It's expensive but it makes a nice floor. Try Cochran's Lumber and Millwork, ask for Ben.
Here is a link that might be useful: Reclaimed Oak from Cochran's Lumber