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Hollow appears in 323 issues.
Artie and Leech had a treehouse in the Danger Grotto, where Penance spent much time in the earlier issues of Generation X. Penance was sent away with Leech, Artie, and M's little sisters to live with M's parents in Algeria at the end of Generation X.
Banshee cared for Penance in the early issues of Generation X, both emotionally and as a teacher. He attempted to discover what language the mysterious mutant spoke and joked with her. Even in the later issues of Generation X, he showed interest in Penance's well-being, but after Generation X he was probably too caught up in his own issues to look after his former charges.
Each of his three daughters at one point or another resided in this body
Chamber and Penance are kindred spirits. More than anyone else on the junior X-Men team called "Generation X," these two understand what it feels like to have your mutancy be a curse and have your powers make you into a monster. Chamber was able to get through to Penance when no one else could through this unspoken connection, calming her down and keeping her from attacking anyone else. It was because of Chamber getting through to Penance in Generation X #2 that Penance submitted to staying with Generation X from that point forward.
Hollow turned on Darkhawk and the others, aiding Phil Urich's escape, but was later seen with The Loners again, including Darkhawk's ex-girlfriend Turbo, so it stands to reason that he might not consider her an enemy anymore.
Dirtnap and Penance became fast friends when she offered him a piece of cheese.
Elwood helped Generation X get their teammates back from another dimension, by helping them pass through the portals between dimensions.
Forge helped Generation X by building a training room for them.
Penance helped Synch rescue Gaia from being chained to a rock for all eternity.
Gateway is an mutant that can create wormholes. He enabled Penance's initial escape from Emplate, dropping her on the lawn of Generation X's school.
The Grande Dame owes Penance a debt of gratitude for defeating a tyrannous dragon.
Husk and Penance grew to be like family, as did the rest of Generation X for Penance, when they were together at the Massachusetts Academy. When Penance was frightened, Husk gave her a hug. Even though Husk's skin was diamond, Penance still had to be very careful when hugging her, as small scratches started to appear in Husk's diamond skin even in their gentle embrace.
If Penance had a best friend during her time in Generation X, it would be Jubilee a.k.a. Jubilation Lee. Throughout the early issues of Generation X, Jubilee often spent time and worried for Penance, who was at the time inhabited by M. After she was released from Penance, M remembered the entire ordeal and resented Jubilee for treating her like a pet horse by feeding her apples and such; it remains unknown what the Penance body herself thought of Jubilee's affection. Jubilee's friendship with Penance seemed to have waned in the later issues of Generation X.
Hollow attacked Julie Power, afraid and thinking she was her enemy. Later, when Julie Power decided to enroll in Avengers Academy, she brought her Loners pals with her, including Hollow.
Although Leech has the power to negate all Mutant abilities around him, it's uncertain if his powers ever had an effect on Penance. What is for certain is that, even around Leech, Penance's obvious physical mutations remained. Penance was sent away with Leech, Artie, and M's little sisters to live with M's parents in Algeria at the end of Generation X.
M, a member of the junior X-Men team Generation X, and Penance have a complicated history and it's not entirely accurate to say that they would be friends now. Still, if this entry doesn't stay here, there's no doubt it will be re-added by someone at some point, just because the two of them were on the same team in the past. Some suspect that M and Penance are related by blood, but those reports are so far unsubstantiated. At the moment, it appears M wants as little to do with Penance as possible, having spent a long time (years, perhaps?) trapped in her body by her brother Emplate.
Chronologically speaking, Penance and the M Twins first met in Monaco, as shown in a flashback in the issue stated above, but they first met Penance when she knocked Penance out in Generation X #3. At the time, they were merged together and pretending to be their sister Monet.
"Like." That was the single word Penance (now called Hollow) uttered when she saw Phil. She kissed him, which came to everyone's shock, and smiled at him. From that point on, she lived with him in his apartment, sleeping on his floor. When he turned against his friends in a fit of madness, she helped stop him, but went back to his side when she learned that Mickey Musashi had made a deal with Fuyumi Fujikawa, a woman who had kept Hollow prisoner.
The female android version of Red Ronin. Although Hollow turned on the other "Loners," she obviously has a past with this one. Hollow hugged the Red Ronin with a huge smile on her face, making it hard to believe that the two would be enemies when next they meet.
Hollow initially fought Ricochet in a secret lab after being released from a containment tube, thinking he was her enemy. It's unclear who made the first attack, but Ricochet remained suspicious of Hollow even after his group agreed to take her in. They were later seen together at Avengers Academy enjoying a game of tug-of-war, so it seems those bridges have been mended.
Skin, another member of the junior X-Men team Generation X, spent time with Penance and regarded her as family, as all of Generation X grew to be close during their time together. Skin had faked his death, so he couldn't go back to his real family, who he thinks would have disowned him for being a mutant anyway.
A mutant who was truly in-Sync with other mutants. Synch was a member of the junior X-Men team, Generation X. Everett, being the nicest member of Generation X, felt much compassion for Penance or "Penny" as she was affectionately called.
Although at one time uneasy acquaintances, then enemies, it seems those bridges have been mended because they're part-time students at Avengers Academy together.
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Kanye West has eighteen Grammys, but on Wednesday night in Cannes, the rapper-designer-director placed his bets on seven screens. He debuted "Cruel Summer," a film-cum-art-instillation featuring Kid Cudi and Lebanese actress Razane Jammal, to a crowd of about 200.
The premiere was staged at a pop-up pyramid in a parking lot by the water. Viewers were surrounded by the screens, on which the story of a thief (Cudi) who falls in love with a blind Arab woman (Jammal) unfolded. The woman's father says that Cudi's character can only marry her if she cures her blindness. (Tall orders!) The film featured all new music, as GQ's Logan Hill confirmed:
Jay-Z was also present at the screening. Aziz Ansari, a friend of both rappers, has a small part in the film. West — who is credited as the movie's writer, producer and director — also has a minor acting role. The newly minted auteur chatted with girlfriend Kim Kardashian before the show, and the proud reality-TV star led a standing ovation at the premiere.
"You're always looking at a Blackberry when you're at a ballgame or the theater," West said by way of an explanation for the seven screens. "It's because of the amount of information we have at once."
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Review: Banksy doc peers into world of street art
"Exit Through the Gift Shop" guides you through the world of street art before showing you the door, leaving you - as all thought-provoking graffiti does - amused, thrilled, bewildered and a little confused about the nature of art.
The film is a curiosity. It's both an attempted documentary of an artistic movement and a bemused examination about why the movie failed in that mission. It was made by the renown British graffiti artist known as Banksy, whose creations appear secretly overnight on random walls the world over.
Banksy's works often suggest a wry comment on pop culture: a mural of Samuel L. Jackson and John Travolta from "Pulp Fiction" holding bananas rather than guns; a painting on the West Bank barrier of a girl pulled upward by balloons; British pound notes with Princess Diana's head replacing the Queen's.
Aside from apparently guiding the movie behind the camera, Banksy occasionally appears in front of it, too. Lounging leisurely in a chair, he's hooded and shrouded in shadow, his voice altered.
He introduces the film, apologizing that it's "not `Gone With the Wind,'" but that he thinks there may be "a moral in there somewhere."
The central figure of the movie isn't Banksy, but an enthusiastic, mutton-chopped Frenchman named Thierry Guetta. A celebrity-obsessed Los Angeles family man ("C'est Shaq," he exclaims), Guetta obsessively videotapes his life.
When Guetta comes in contact with street artists like Invader and Shepard Fairey, he quickly ingratiates himself to them and becomes the artists' de facto documentarian.
"The man who would film anything had stumbled into an underground world," intones the film's narrator, the Welsh actor Rhys Ifans.
Guetta knows little about art or even filmmaking, but he's game. He excitedly follows these artists (whose works now can fetch tens of thousands of dollars at auction) as they, like burglars, scramble across rooftops at night.
As time goes by, Guetta amasses a great library of footage. Much of it is riveting - a rare window into people who spend a lot of energy keeping their identities secret and obscuring their methods.
When fame finds Banksy and the other graffiti artists, they urge Guetta to assemble his documentary. He responds with a 90-minute movie, "Life Remote Control," a plotless, almost demented mess.
Realizing that they had entrusted the wrong person - "someone with mental problems with a camera," says Banksy - Banksy decides to take the reins, and "Exit Through the Gift Shop" is the result.
There's a twist, though. While Banksy is sifting through the wreckage, he suggests Guetta try creating street art, himself - thereby unwittingly creating a monster.
In Los Angeles, Guetta remakes himself as "Mister Brainwash" and - with the help of a large staff and notices from Banksy and Fairey - fixes up an extravagant hit debut show. The lavish attention he gets and the prices paid for his derivative, manufactured paintings, astonishes Banksy and the rest.
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Aventus - Frag heads
Polo Black - Average Joe
Armani Code - Average Joe
I would define the signature scent of the era of my youth, in the '90s, as being l'Eau d'Issey pour Homme.
For the past decade or so until today, I'd say Terre d'Hermès or Dior Homme.
Aventus - Frag heads
Polo Black - Average Joe
Armani Code - Average Joe
I'd have to vote Acqua Di Gio as the scent for the average joe.
I help my dad with plumbing, heating & air conditioning when I'm not in class and I would say 70% of bathrooms have ADG in them and no other fragrances.
"All the best perfumes in history have something that smells like garbage in them; that's what keeps drawing you back."
+1 for Aventus
+1 AdG for "mainstream"
Well, keeping your parenthetical caveat in mind, I'd also go with Terre d'Hermes or Dior Homme. I smell more of the former out and about, but I suspect Dior Homme may be more commonly worn outside of the US.
I would also say Acqua Di Gio for the mainstream, alot of guy's and gal's know of this one.
Those who mentioned ADG are spot on. I don't see a niche like Aventus as good as it is, being in that category because designers sell so many more bottles than niche.
A toss up between Aventus or AdG
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I better get a bottle of Adventus
All set with AdG..
Dior Homme
I doubt many people outside of Basenotes actually know about Aventus. AdG may be a little more commonplace in comparison
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Tie between ADG and JpG le male
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1 Million.
Le Male, the most disgusting fragrance on earth
The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education.
Fume heads: tobacco vanille
general populace: ADG or 1 million
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"Thank GOD for the nose, for without it we would not be enjoying these beautiful created Scents" also Remember "Balance is everything and the key to appreciating "
That said, I would have to say Acqua di Gio or Bleu de Chanel for designer frags that don't suck from our time. Both may be overworn, but both are quality fragrances. Niche? As many have said, probably Aventus.
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............misread the OP.
[QUOTE=MFfan310;3062164]I believe the honor for most disgusting frag goes to the Gucci Guilty series.
LOL! I would not call the Guilty series disgusting, but FB worthy? Never!
"All the best perfumes in history have something that smells like garbage in them; that's what keeps drawing you back."
I love seeing all the hate online for Gucci Guilty but it's many stores best selling fragrance
"All the best perfumes in history have something that smells like garbage in them; that's what keeps drawing you back."
Most likely, the aforementioned ones in this thread (including, but not limited too), thus TDH, perhaps also TDH Parfum, Aventus, DHI etc.
Anybody have a sample of Martin Margiela Untitled or Untitled L'Eau? I'm dying to smell these and I've got lots of great niche samples to swap!
"Follow your nose. It always knows." -- Toucan Sam
I would say Axe (because its stupidly popular)...but I guess it would fall under the shit category...
Well enjoying what you're wearing is crucial, it is of the utmost importance to wear something that others like as well.
I think everyone's answer would depend upon the OP's definition of s**t.
Terre d'Hermès since it was released. Before that probably something like Cool Water or Acqua di Giò
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2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
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Let's say the signature fragrance of our time (that isn't shit) is something that a basenoter of impeccable taste might wear. Something that is neither vulgar and omnipresent (One Million, Le Mâle) nor niche and recherché (Ormonde Man, Invasion Barbare) but which is somewhat popular. Something that speaks to the present zeitgeist in fragrance history.
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Here in Europe it seems to be Terre d'Hermes.
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Aqua di Gio was signature for early 2000's and Aventus is the one for later 2000's - 2012.
Aventusvis just overhyped on this board, even in Fragrantica they barely acknowledge it. Whereas ADG is truly iconic
As a most popular scent right now I would say 1 million.
As a signature scent of our time (that means scent that characterize current era) - also 1 million = greed & money, thats what rules our world.
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This question is ridiculous as another mans shit is another mans gold... And yes no one 's heard of Creed outside this forum
One Million... literally smell it everywhere. I like it also.
For Fragrance.neters it's Aventus. Will always be my collection.
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Labor groups are fighting for a P125 across the board wage hike to improve workers' living conditions and keep up with today's cost of living but Malacañang has turned down the wage increase proposal, leaving the private sector workers disappointed on Labor Day.
The Palace said it is up to the wage boards and the Department of Labor and Employment to decide on the matter.
Compared to government expenses for the military, Act Teachers Representative Antonio Tinio said the P125 across the board wage hike is minimal.
He called on workers to fight on for wage increase and to remind the government of their predicament.
President Benigno Aquino III had earlier announced that the fourth tranche in salary increase for government workers will be implemented by July. Unless a new measure is passed, Tinio said that the proposed pay adjustment would supposedly be the last leg of the Salary Standardization Law 3.
Under the law, those classified under Salary Grade 1 can expect an increase of P713 per month while those under SG 11 can expect an increase of up to P17,099 to P18,549.
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Manchester Arndale shopping centre is located right in the heart of the city and is often described as the 'jewel in the city's retail crown'. It features over 240 shops and has hundreds of high street brands all under one roof.
Manchester's original Arndale Centre was built between 1971 and 1979 by developers, Town & City Properties, the successors to the Arndale Property Trust, with financial backing from the Prudential Assurance Company and Manchester Corporation (City Council). The first phase opened in 1975. The Arndale Property Trust was formed in the early 1950s and took its name from its founders, Yorkshire property developers Arnold Hagenbach and Sam Chippindale. Find out more about this early phase of the centre's history by clicking on the history pages link below.
Fast-forwarding to more recent times, one major event shaped the centre's history and indeed future. In 1996, the IRA detonated a bomb outside the shopping centre which was to have devastating results but remarkably no fatalities. The explosion mainly damaged the western end of the centre, destroying The Food Court, Voyagers Walk, WHSmith, Mothercare, Argos, and a large unit occupied by JD Sports and Nike. In the aftermath of the massive damage, the southern half of the centre was extensively repaired, rebuilt and refurbished. This major re-build project was estimated at £400million.
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The northern half of the centre was temporarily patched up, with buses stopping on Cannon Street itself, before eventually being replaced by Shudehill Interchange in January 2006. Marks & Spencer reopened,l inked to the main mall by a glass bridge link. Later the building was split into two independent shops. Half remained a branch of Marks & Spencer while the side facing The Corn Exchange became a branch of Selfridges. As part of the renovation most of the shopping centre's once-reviled tiles were replaced by sandstone and glass cladding. To respond to its new contemporary image the centre was rebranded in 2003 as Manchester Arndale.
Since 2003, Manchester Arndale has been transformed by a £150 million, three-phase development programme by owners, Prudential. A northern extension provides an additional 300,000 sq ft of retail space, including a covered Wintergarden and a new mall replaced the existing Cannon Street. The extension is anchored by a 150,000sq ft Next which is the flagship store for the UK and Ireland. Work on the new extension began in autumn 2003 and opened in three phases and the completed mall provides a link from Exchange Square and The Corn Exchange to the Northern Quarter and from Market Street to The Printworks. The southern half of the centre was refurbished; Hallé Square was modernised, including new skylights.
Manchester Arndale is now managed by CBRE and is jointly owned by PRUPIM, the real estate investment management arm of M&G Investments, and Capital Shopping Centres.
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Having owned two Islander Bahama 30s over the last 15 years I believe them to be excellent boats. I've sailed mine down the outside of Vancouver Island, British Columbia in a 40 knot following wind and not heard a creak or groan below. Parts for the Volvo are not that hard to find, just a bit expensive. I just replaced mine with a Beta 20, the extra hp is welcome.
Have a look at the main cabin windows, they are prone to leak at the corners. If they do, the plywood core will rot. Also have a look at the mast step on deck. Look along the deck to see if there is any compression. There will most likely be some compression in the step area. If so, have a look at where the support post inside meets the cabin sole. If that is compressed or dipped there may be a problem with the basic support structure under the sole, a difficult and expensive repair. I've had surface blisters on the bottom of both boats, but they've both been in salt water. The repairs were not difficult.
Would I buy another Islander? Yes! Have a look at the Islander 36 Association web site under events and under maintenance. I organize the Canadian Islander Rendezvous (coming up next week) and there is all sorts of information on Islanders on that site (including the repowering and blister repair on mine).
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MANILA, Philippines—Consumer advocates have expressed high hopes that the petitions of the two water utilities in Metro Manila for rate increases would be denied as regulators near a decision.
The Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System is reportedly coming out this week with an announcement for the new five-year cycle of rate rebasing.
Renato M. Reyes Jr., secretary general of the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (Bayan), said in an interview that there is strong basis to deny the proposals for rate hikes.
Manila Water Co. Inc. is proposing an increase in basic rates of P5.83 per cubic meter while Maynilad Water Services Inc. is pushing for P8.58.
Bayan is part of the wider coalition called Water for the People Network (WPN), which is opposing any price hike.
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A race car pit crew opened a shiny red box to reveal the curvaceous FT-1 sports concept - Future Toyota 1 - to a cheering crowd of hundreds during the first day of press previews at the Detroit auto show.
"This is a symbol of Toyota's design future, a spiritual pace car," said Mr Kevin Hunter, president of Calty Design Research which developed the concept. "This provocative concept truly captures the passion, excitement, and energy of the Toyota we are evolving into and embodies elements of the emotion and performance that Toyota will imprint upon future production designs."
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When I skip breakfast, I suffer. I'm ravenous by midmorning, dragging my feet and setting myself up for overindulging in foods that I shouldn't eat. Recently I've been trying out some new healthy breakfast recipes, and there are some that are quick enough to pull together even during the morning dash out the door. If I can have a healthy breakfast pulled together in 15 minutes or less, then I'm less likely to skip out on the most important meal of the day.
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We also know that when it comes to heart health, unsaturated fats, such as those in oils, salmon, nuts and avocados, are better choices than the saturated fats in fatty meats, cheese and butter.
If you're in your thirties, you may not think you need to worry about heart problems yet, but what you eat now can affect your health in the long term. To keep your heart healthy you can:
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After denying it for nearly 15 years, sports legend Pete Rose is admitting that he bet on baseball and on his own team while managing the Cincinnati Reds.
"I bet on baseball in 1987 and 1988," the baseball great told ABCNEWS' Charles Gibson in an interview on Primetime Thursday.
"That was my mistake, not coming clean a lot earlier," he said.
The revelation is also expected to be included in Rose's new autobiography published by Rodale, My Prison Without Bars, which is to be released the same day.
In his interview with Primetime, Rose says he bet on his own team, but never against it.
"I believed in my team. I knew my team. It never altered the way I tried to run the game," he said.
He says betting against his own team was the last thing he considered, "because I want to win every game."
And he also says he bet without taking into consideration how drastic the penalties would be, or believing he'd get caught. Rose was banned from baseball in 1989, a move that made him ineligible for the Hall of Fame.
"You don't think you're going to get caught," he said. He said he didn't think he was special, or above the law.
"I think what happens is you're, at the time, you're betting football and then, then what's after football is basketball … and obviously the next thing that follows is baseball. It's just a pattern that you got into."
The admission could open the door for Rose to be reinstated by Major League Baseball and voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Over a three-decade career in baseball, Rose earned the nickname "Charlie Hustle" for his aggressive play and desire to win. He set dozens of records — including breaking Ty Cobb's record for the most hits ever. That achievement, on Sept. 11, 1985, earned him a nine-minute ovation.
But in 1989, reports emerged that Rose, then the Reds' manager, was gambling on baseball. After a six-month investigation by Major League Baseball, he agreed to leave baseball for life. Under the agreement, he would not have to admit or deny that he bet on Major League Baseball, and he could apply for reinstatement after a year.
Rose says he regrets lying to baseball officials in 1989. "People have to understand I wish this would have never happened," he said. "But I can't change it, it's happened. And sitting here in my position, you're just looking for a second chance."
He hopes to be reinstated by Major League Baseball now that he has admitted his past mistakes and insists he no longer gambles illegally. "The farthest thing from my mind right now is making a bet on anything," he said.
"When I look you in the eye and tell you that that phase of my life is gone and will never come back, I mean that with all the sincerity in the world. I owe baseball. Baseball don't owe me a damn thing."
'Time to Take Responsibility'
Asked why he finally decide to admit he bet on baseball, Rose said, "It's time to clean the slate, it's time to take responsibility … I'm 14 years late."
Rose told Gibson he took so long to make his admission because he "never had the opportunity to tell anybody that was going to help me."
The baseball commissioner at the time, Bart Giamatti, died just a week after banning Rose.
"I couldn't get a response from baseball for 12 years. It's like I died and, and they knew I died and they didn't want to bring me back. They were just going to let me rot," said Rose.


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Leek & prawn gratin
By Gordon Ramsay
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 10 mins
Skill levelFor the keen cook
ServingsServes 6
Let chef Gordon Ramsay help you produce this delicious and rich starter
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 520
- protein
- 11g
- carbs
- 3g
- fat
- 52g
- saturates
- 28g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 0.57g
- 4 medium leeks
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- curry salt, to season (see tip below)
- knob of butter, optional
- 250g raw, peeled tiger prawns
- 100ml double or whipping cream
- 1 batch hollandaise sauce (see 'Goes well with' below)
- handful fresh parsley and coriander, chopped
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How to make curry salt
Gordon often uses curry salt as a flavouring in his restaurants. Mix some fine sea salt with a little mild or medium curry spice in the proportion of 1 part curry powder to 2 parts salt. Store the curry salt in a small jar and use as required. It's great with all sorts of seafood and fish.
- Top and tail the leeks, then slit in half and wash well. Slice thinly and drain. Heat 2 tbsp oil in a large frying pan and sauté the leeks for about 5 mins until softened and reduced by two-thirds. Season with curry salt and mix in a knob of butter, if liked. Tip into a bowl. Heat the grill to high.
- Wipe out the pan and heat with the remaining oil. Season the prawns with more curry salt to taste and stir-fry until just pink. Mix into the leeks.
- Whip the cream to form soft peaks and fold into the hollandaise along with the herbs, then fold into the leeks and prawns. Divide between six gratin dishes and brown under the grill, about 5 mins. Serve immediately.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, September 2005
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Comments, questions and tips
We made this as a valentine's day starter and were super impressed with the results. Tasted restaurant quality.
We made the hollandaise beforehand (for an eggs benedict brekkie...well it was valentine's weekend!) and it didn't suffer for being reheated slowly in the evening for this dish.
Will be making again very soon


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Johann Gottfried Kinkel (August 11, 1815 - November 13, 1882) was a German poet also noted for his revolutionary activities and his escape from a Prussian prison in Spandau with the help of his friend Carl Schurz.. German poet and revolutionary
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Dr. Joe Cornelius and his "Hats" presentation are part of the program today as the National Civil Rights Museum celebrates what would have been the 83rd birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Today, the official King holiday, admission prices to the museum are reduced from $13 to $3 or to $2 with a canned food donation to benefit the Mid-South Food Bank. As part of a Lifeblood blood drive, visitors can give blood to receive free museum admission for up to four family members. The day also will include four performances of "Hats," at 10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. followed by Hattiloo Theatre's presentation of "The Meeting," a play about a fictitious conversation between King and Malcolm X.
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LeMoyne-Owen College students and Beta Xi members of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity will hold a silent march to honor King at 6 p.m. on the campus at 807 Walker. Participants will read excerpts from King's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance and "Mountaintop" speech and his "Letter From a Birmingham Jail."
BRIDGES will hold a workshop from 9 a.m to 1 p.m. at BRIDGES headquarters, 477 N. Fifth, for students in grades 6-12 to learn about creating change to advance King's dream. Participants should preregister for the $10 workshop on the website bridgesusa.org, or call (901) 260-3778.
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Sterling Industries Twin Falls 33" H Table Lamp with Drum Shade
Sterling Industries Twin Falls 33" H Table Lamp with Drum Shade
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|Product Type: Standard
|Style: Traditional
|Fixture Finish: Multi
|Fixture Material: Other
|Hand Crafted: Yes
|Number of Lights: 1
|Bulb Type: Incandescent
|Wattage per Bulb: 150 Watts (W)
|Bulb Included: No
|Shade Included: Yes
|Built-in Outlet: No
|Adjustable Height: No
|Night Light: No
|Swing Arm: No
|Switch Type: 3-Way
|Cord Color: Clear
|Lifestage: Adult
|Gender: Unisex
|Theme: Pattern
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Product Warranty: 1 Year
|cUL Listed: Yes
|UL Listed: Yes
|Energy Star Compliant: No
|Damp, Dry or Wet Location Listed: Dry
|CPSIA or CPSC Compliant: Yes
|CSA Certified: Yes
|General Conformity Certificate: Yes
|Title 24 Compliant: Yes
About the ManufacturerSterling Industries was founded in the mid-1990s to fulfill a dream. Throughout the corporation, creativity and imagination have become the founding pillars of their business--and symbolize their success to date. Through this creative thinking, a diverse range of home furnishings has evolved.
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I've had a PSS shaft seal on my boat going on eight years. I plan to do the six-year maintenance this coming fall. Never had a leak or any issues at all except one:
The shaft seal requires lubrication in the form of raw water. You'll see a hose fitting on the PSS shaft seal on the forward end. This allows a hose to be plumbed into your raw water system so that the shaft can get some raw water when the engine is turning the shaft. When the engine is not running, this hose can allow raw water to run the other way - from the shaft seal to the engine raw water system. Several years ago, I discovered sea water in my crankcase and finally figured out the water was coming from the shaft seal. Since then, I've raised the hose and installed a siphon break, but a check valve might work or even a regular valve that one closes when closing off the raw water thru-hull after shutting down the engine.
The instructions for installation have two configurations: for low speed boats, and for high speed boats. As much as we would like to think differently on race days, our sailboats are low speed boats. For high speed boats, the "T" off the engine is recommended so the water is not siphoned out of the bellows during high speed. For low speed boats, there are no connections to the raw water system for the engine, only a hose that connects to the bellows. This hose is filled with raw water by gravity up to the waterline of the boat. I installed a clear tube so I can see the water level. I "burped" the bellows after splashing the boat and the water level has remained there since.
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lol u dont have the person on ur back lol, we had a ladder hanging that we could so workouits off of every now and then, but the buddy pull ups r ur like back to back with ur legs locked and u gotta do pullups together and stuff, after a while thr is always 1 kid that cant do more and u gotta like pull them up with u using ur legs, its weird but gets fairly challenging
My coach makes us run these things called "ball-busters". No one's ran one in a while, they suck. Run down our hall outside the wrestling room, up two flights of stairs, back down and back down the hall, all in under about :50 usually. Doesn't really sound hard but after running a few, they blow.
"Let me tell ya, kid - it was pretty goddamned glorious. It ain't the six minutes... it's what happens in that six minutes."
my oaches actually do the same thing, and somtimes they will have us in a stance and the person at the end has to jump over every1, then get in thr stance to the end of the hall, and also buddies carries up and down the hall, but they wont let us carry up the stairs
Our coach usually makes us do monkey rolls, those are horrible. If it's not that bad we just do sprawls.
If our coach get's really mad at us he makes us get on here and listen to Shlottke's advice...it's hell
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