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A good weekend for remembrance. The Day of the Dead altar will be empty tomorrow. Still finding Halloween things I meant to put out this year! My attention now turns to a sci-fi convention this weekend and a big trip in December. Thank you for reading along and sharing your photos and stories. Hopefully I will be back in July 2015 to start talking about Halloween again!
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Day of the Dead Altar
Honoring friends and family who have passed. The garland in front is the cloth napkins from World Market.
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Fern supervised most of the morning as Halloween was packed up. It was a wet and windy week so the big yard stuff never made it up this year. Last night was clear and cold with only one trick or treater. He was related and lives next door!
Friday, October 31, 2014
Cast members outfits at new Memento Mori Shop
Love the Madame Leota pin! More images of the interior of the new shop here.
Happy Halloween!
Thursday, October 30, 2014
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Beistle Paper plates from The Vintage Halloween Store. A roll of crepe paper from my stash, also from Beistle.
Gather edge of crepe using needle and thread. You can glue and gather on to the plate at the same time. Even coverage is easier if you pre-gather the crepe paper.
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Halloween at World Market is %50 off. New trend this year of marking Halloween 50% off up to a week before Halloween. Two brick and mortar stores in town marked Halloween half off a week ago and merchandise was moving fast. Christmas had moved in to the seasonal section so all the Halloween was moved to a clearance area. Its nice to be able to pick some things up before the big day on sale. The selection left over the day after Halloween though is going to be slim.


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I would like to thank the CPH/Soldotna Borough Assembly for the 3 minutes allotted to me to speak of my support for the Kahtnu Ventures project. Although it fell on deaf ears! As I listened to the radio on the way to the assembly meeting Mayor Navarre said that he expected a lot of public comment but it wouldn't make any difference. That sounds like they already made up their minds. So much for our elected officials actually listening to their constituents. I believe that according to the Clarion poll the margin is still about 2 to 1 for the new ambulatory surgery center.
Is snow removal necessary ? After the last snow dump, just out of curiousity, I drove around my neighborhood to see how many of my neighbors make the time to do snow removal at their property. Much to my surprise, I found it was about half and half -- half make the time for snow removal half do not do snow removal. Many driveways had not been touched all winter long.
Many Alaskans believe that snow removal must be done, other Alaskans think it's a waste of time, effort and money and not necessary. Who is correct here?
The Parnell administration is deliberate and consistent in its betrayal of the public trust. Across state government in nearly every department, cronyism and special interest have taken the place of science-based management and working for the good of the public.
Citizens of the Kenai Peninsula Borough recently made it clear that they did not want our Central Peninsula Hospital to be sold or join in a joint venture. I thought a partnership might be advantageous, but since the borough still owns our hospital, it must protect its assets.
If $20 million (or even much less) per year is diverted from the hospital's revenues, it will have a major negative impact on our citizens' tax bills and on the City of Soldotna and Kenai Peninsula Borough having funding to provide services.
Dear Alaskans,
Alaska is fortunate to have one of the highest rates of volunteerism in the nation. In fact, 34 percent of our residents volunteer a total of 28 million hours annually. That's more than 55 volunteer hours per Alaskan every year.
Central Peninsula Health Foundation would like to thank Soldotna Fred Meyer customers and associates for donating $1,292.63 in support of local cancer patients. The Soldotna Fred Meyer store accepted donations at check stand collection boxes from Nov. 3 through Dec. 3, 2011. These funds will help provide direct support and treatment for local Kenai Peninsula cancer patients.
Fred Meyer customers and associates deserve our gratitude for everything they do to support residents of the Kenai Peninsula who are affected by cancer.
I know several people on the Peninsula who fully understand what "inflation" really is. If you were born in the 1920s or 30s, you were born in "zero" inflation. Nobody had any money; even the rich had very little. Through the 40s I worked mostly for $1.00 per hour, and after getting out of the Navy in 1955 went to work driving a gravel dump truck for a $1.00 and got another 25 cents when able to back up to the spreader and spread the gravel over the oiled surface.
Mayor Mike Navarre standing against the Kahtnu surgery center is outrageous. The mayor is supposed to represent the wishes of the people, even though not all the people have been allowed to all speak their minds in this matter.
A commonly held misconception is that members of the CPGH, Inc. Board of Directors derive a fiscal benefit from their service to the hospital. Another is that being a "self-appointed" board means that new board members are pre-selected from a group of friends, cronies or business partners. Both are untrue.
The proposal to build the Kahtnu surgical center seems to be the doctors' angry response to former hospital CEO Ryan Smith's attempts to muscle them into joining the hospital staff. As one health-care provider put it, Ryan was trying to bring Central Peninsula Hospital into the 21st century as fast as he could and this involved trying to reduce costs by exerting pressure on these doctors to become hospital employees.
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Jon Whitman has again asked for rezoning of the property at Lewis Ave. and Sterns Rd. This comes just three months after Judge Costello awarded him the zoning he sued the township for. Judge Costello ruled in Mr. Whitman's favor because he felt the denied rezoning was compatible with the master plan, followed transitional zoning from residential to the high intensity C-3 designation.
It is now obvious that Mr. Whitman has bigger plans. He is asking for the entire property to be zoned to C-3, with barely a buffer to the west and south to protect the residents of Indian Acres and across Sterns Rd.
Mr. Whitman stated in court that he really "doesn't care" what happens in that residential area. He just wants to sell his land.
Judge Costello negated our referendum. This alone should make the people who voted NO furious. We have the right to govern ourselves and our voices should not be silenced.
At 7 p.m. April 27, the Bedford Township Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding Mr. Whitman's request. If his request is granted, it will surely open the door for a huge retailer to build a supercenter of more than 200,000 square feet, which could include a gas station and any or all of the allowable high intensity businesses included in C-3 zonings.
Until someone can prove otherwise, I still believe that huge retailer is Walmart.
Bedford Township residents should attend the planning commission meeting and write the members of the commission. More than 3,000 of them voted no on the referendum. It was important then and is even more important now for them to speak up.
The members of our planning commission and township board need to stand tall against this rezoning and make it their priority to listen to us. It is their responsibility to serve and protect our rights, to protect our property and to keep us safe.
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Detectives responded to the scene and determined that the 20-year-old victim had been walking southbound on Pacific Highway SW with two of his friends - all three active duty soldiers from JBLM.
Police say a vehicle passed the subjects and yelled at them, something about being white. One of the soldiers yelled back something about the suspects treating combat soldiers with disrespect. The car turned around and stopped next to the soldiers. Police say five black males got out of the car and surrounded the soldiers.
Police say a verbal confrontation started, but the driver of the suspect vehicle called his friends off when he discovered the soldiers were combat veterans. As the suspects were going back to their car, one of the suspects appeared to bump into the victim. The two soldiers saw their friend fall to the ground as the suspect vehicle sped away. It was then that they discovered the victim had been stabbed.
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The Oakland Raiders finished the season on a two-game winning streak, which was nice to see, but also a 5-11 record and another top-10 draft slot.
I've addressed 1) The Head Coach 2) The Front Office 3) The Offense and the 2009 NFL Draft in previous articles.
The word change is necessary, due to the fact that what has gone is the same as if has been in the past everything has been done Al's way. More than likely this will continue, but for the good of the team and the loyal Raider Nation, a change is necessary.
In my book, Al Davis has two choices here 1) to remain as the owner and bring someone in to handle the football operations. Call the guy a buffer if you like, but a strong front-office personnel person or General Manager is necessary because it is blatantly obvious that Al has failed in this capacity.
The defense will get a makeover, starting with the coaching staff; the defense was a big part of the Raiders' record. The change needs to include personnel and scheme.
Let's start with the Defensive Coordinator, Rob Ryan, an Al Davis favorite. His contract is up and according to published reports by NFL.com's Adam Schefter & the San Francisco Chronicle, he will join new Cleveland Head Coach Eric Mangini as Defensive Coordinator of the Browns.
Ryan was hired prior to the 2004 season; the Raiders have struggled against the run every year, prior to his arrival the team was giving up an average of 156.9 yards per game.
The 2008 Raiders finished 27th in total defense (360.9 yards per game), 31st against the run (159.7 yards), and 10th against the pass (201.2 yards). This can be attributed to one structural problem: a total disregard for the Defensive Tackle position.
This lack of judgment is the main reason the Raiders have been gashed yearly against the run. I give you Rod Coleman, a fifth-round pick in 1999, Junior Ioane, fourth-round pick in 2000, and Anttaj Hawthorne, sixth-round pick in 2005; these are the last three Defensive Tackles drafted by the Oakland Raiders.
Tommy Kelly was an undrafted free agent in 2004, and of the 23 DT's from that draft class, only 13 are currently on active NFL rosters. The Raiders need to cut ties with Terdell Sands & William Joseph and add two DT's in a rotation with Tommy Kelly & Gerard Warren.
Instead of drafting at the position, Al has chose to throw money at the problem and has brought in several past-their-prime or fringe free agents such as Sam Adams, Ted Washington, Dana Stubblefield, John Parrella, Warren Sapp, Ed Jasper, Gerard Warren, Donnell Washington, Terdell Sands, Rashad Moore, Josh Shaw and William Joseph.
This practice has to stop; the Oakland Raiders' biggest priority on defense is to stop the run. This team needs a big run-stuffing defensive tackle, one that demands a double team. The team needs to draft a defensive tackle but it isn't necessary to do so in the first round, this is where scouting comes into play.
Ron Brace will be available in the third round.
Until this team possesses a person to fill this role, the team will struggle when ran on. Conversely, the team has drafted more defensive ends over the years, ten to be exact. If the goal is to stop the run why not draft more players at the defensive tackle position to be effective against the run than smaller ends.
The Raiders have selected Tony Bryant, round two 1999; DeLawrence Grant, round three 2001; Chris Cooper, round six 2001; Kenyon Coleman, round five 2002; Tyler Brayton, round one 2003; Sam Williams, round three 2003; Shawn Johnson, round six 2004; Quentin Moses, round three 2007; Jay Richardson, round five 2007; and Trevor Scott, round six 2008.
The Raiders have also been deficient in drafting linebackers, with the exception of Kirk Morrison and Thomas Howard.
Both are good young linebackers that are better against the pass than against the run. I like Kirk Morrison's game and development a lot but the team needs a bigger middle linebacker that has the bulk to stack and hold up when teams run up the middle.
This is one of the reasons that I stated in early November that the Raiders need to draft USC MLB Rey Maualuga with the No. 7 pick in the draft. I'm aware that the team needs an offensive tackle and a solid tackle can be had in round two or three.
William Beatty is an offensive tackle from UCONN rising up the draft board that could be had in the second round.
More than likely, the top three or four tackles in the draft and the top wide receiver Michael Crabtree, should he declare, will be off the board when the Raiders draft.
The Raiders need to have a draft day game plan and establish an identity on both sides of the ball. Since we're discussing the defense, that identity needs to be that you will not run on the Oakland Raiders. The team needs to draft an impact player with the first pick and Rey Maualuga, SLB Aaron Curry, and FS Taylor Mays all meet that criterion.
The Raiders are in need of a SLB, but if Maualuga is drafted to play MLB, Kirk Morrison could play SLB. Having a DT the demands a double-team would help to keep the linebackers clean so they'll be free to make plays. Other linebackers the team could add Brian Cushing, Kaluka Maiava, Clay Matthews, and Clint Simtim.
The Raiders need to sign CB Nnamdi Asomugha to a well deserved long-term deal and re-sign CB Chris Johnson. Another free agent that the Raiders need to resign is P Shane Lechler.
It is time to move FS Michael Huff for a draft pick; he has been a bust, he was drafted to be a playmaker and has made very little plays. SS Gibril Wilson is a player but needs a running mate at FS. If Taylor Mays isn't selected another safety the Raiders could select in the third round is Kevin Ellison who is versatile enough to play both free & strong safety.
Whoever the new Defensive Coordinator is he needs to get this unit solid fundamental football, stop the run and get after the passer. It is important to take away the run and force an opponent to do something else.
The Raiders are in a division that runs the ball and the team hasn't been consistently competitive due to not being able to stop the run as well as making plays on third down and getting off of the field.


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The letters in this (presumably) first volume of correspondence end around the time Powers won the 1963 National Book Award for his first novel, Morte d'Urban. It was the peak of the Catholic literary renaissance in America: Walker Percy had won the award the year before for The Moviegoer, the dying Flannery O'Connor was at the height of her early fame—and Powers seemed the next young star in that firmament.
What's more, he deserved it. Consider just the delicacy with which Powers handles the broad humor toward the end of Morte d'Urban. A worldly priest has sustained a golf injury (of course), which gives him the headaches that will lead to his death. Powers writes:
The picture of the human condition and its possible sanctification may never be bettered than in that quiet and ironic phrasing: "which, however, was not entirely unwarranted now."
Shortly after Powers's death in 1999, a Catholic magazine asked me for something on him. At the time, I felt the need to be a cheerleader for his work: Here was one of the great writers of the mid-20th century, and his reputation was fading as fast as the sunset. "J. F. Powers, 81, Dies; Wrote About Priests" the New York Times had dismissingly titled his obituary. And all of his books were out of print.
In the years since, the publishing imprint of the New York Review of Books has brought out new editions of all his fiction; his reputation as a prose stylist has been somewhat restored and his place in literary encyclopedias established. If, in the 1990s, he was mentioned as an afterthought to Flannery O'Connor and Walker Percy, he now often leads that list of Catholic writers in America. This doesn't mean he's read or anthologized as much as a novel like Morte d'Urban—or a short-story collection like Lions, Harts, Leaping Does—deserves to be. If you haven't absorbed J. F. Powers, the letters in Suitable Accommodations are not the place to start. But they may be the place to end up.
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hi, i just started my 25th week. i've been feeling a great deal of pressure and cramping in my pelvic area for the past month. worse when walking, doing things and carrying my almost 2yr old. i went to see my MW thursday and told her my fears about all this. when she checked me vaginally she said i was about 1cm dilated and my cervix was forward and somewhat thinned. she didnt seem like it was a big deal but it made me worry more. is this a normal thing? to be dilated and cervix thin at 24-25 weeks? it seems way too early to me. my dh and i decided on our own that rest is needed and asked her what to do to stop the cramping and dilation. she gave me herbs which actually made things somewhat worse in a different way (but thats a different story)...let me know if anyone out there has experienced this, is this normal, could i give birth early, etc. kind of freaking out...kali
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Windows 7 is a brilliant OS and offers us loads of long-overdue improvement and upgrades. However, like any OS it can benefit from a few tweaks. We've rounded up 25 essential tips to make your PC run faster.
Switch to Chrome
Works in: XP, Vista, 7
Quick - what's the single most used app on your PC? The web browser, of course.
So it's no surprise that one way to make your Windows experience faster is to switch to the swiftest browser, and that's Google Chrome.
In our tests, Chrome loads pages faster than Firefox 3.5 (which ran a close second), Internet Explorer 8.0, Opera 10.0 and Safari 4.0.
Granted, the advantage may amount to only a second or two, but those seconds add up.
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Works in: Vista, 7
Using Windows' power-management features to save energy makes sense - but you shouldn't do it at the expense of productivity.
For example, if you're working on a desktop PC (or using a plugged-in laptop as your desktop), you don't need your hard drive to turn off after five minutes, your processor to throttle back when idle, or your video playback to be 'optimised for power savings'.
Since you're not trying to preserve battery life on this machine, you should crank every performance setting to maximum.
By default, Windows Vista and 7 both come configured for 'Balanced' performance.
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If you want to tweak individual settings, such as how long the hard drive should sit idle before shutting down, click Change plan settings, Change advanced power settings.
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Everybody loves bells and whistles, but Windows' eye candy come at a price - especially on older PCs with single-core processors or minimal RAM.
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Open the Control Panel, type visual in the Search field, and click Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows. Choose Adjust for best performance, and then click Apply.
After a few seconds you'll see a decidedly plainer Windows interface - and enjoy a much snappier response.
If the look is too stark, you can choose the Custom option and then select any effects you want to restore. Just remember: the more you enable, the greater the performance hit.
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During my recent trip (12/12-12/20) to WDW, I noticed something very distressing. In almost all attractions at the Magic Kingdom with audio-animatronics, you could hear them (audio-animatronics) clanking around. This was a major problem with:
Pirates of the Caribbean (ecspecially during the Wench auction)
The Country Bear Jamborree
Carousel of Progess
I noticed hints of this problem on:
Splash Mountain
Jungle Cruise(in the temple, I sometimes could hear the snakes moving)
I didn't go int the Hall of Presidents, so I can't speak about it's audio-animatronics.
Am I imagining things, or are the MK's audio animatronics falling apart?


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BBC News – The Taiwanese vegetable seller turned philanthropist. This woman is amazing. It is humbling to look at your own life and then look at lives that give, and see how far we have to go to put our love and kindness in action.
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Scott Sehlhorst, product management and strategy consultant describes two views of the product roadmap.
Balancing Experiments and Deliveries in Product Development
Experimentation using for instance lean startup can help you learn about your customers and find out which features and product would be valuable. The value however comes from building products and actually delivering them to customers. You need to find ways to balance between experimentation and delivery.


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- Developer: Ion Storm
- Publisher: Eidos Interactive
- Genre: Action Adventure
- Release: Mar 25, 2002
- ESRB: Mature
Killing Grays
There is trick to killing a Gray with a pistol or a low-tech weapon. Since the Grays are quick, you have to do this fast. Aim for the legs when using a pistol. Then, shoot them slightly above the torso, at about the neck area. They will die with one shot. Note: You need to do this with pistol advanced or trained. If you do this with it untrained, you will get killed easily.
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Badly twisted ankle
I sadly twisted my ankle yesterday on the tennis court and is feeling not good at all. I was playing a tournament match on a hard court which had little pellets on it so you were able to slide. However, as I regrettably found out, there were some areas on the court where the pellets were gone. As a result I started sliding and all of a sudden when the pellets were gone my foot abruptly stopped and I badly twisted it :( Only played 3 games and the match was over for me.
Can anyone give me some advise on what best to do so I can start playing as fast as possible? I am aware that I'll be out for a couple of weeks, but you know tennis, it is so hard to resist stepping on that court and playing some balls.
Ice, elevation, a light ace bandage, anti-inflammatories (motrin) until the swelling goes down.
Then, alternating heat and ice.
Depending on how many ligaments that you tore (if any) you may be back anywhere from weeks to months. Listen to your body and try to resist the temptation to come back too early.
If you experienced excruciating pain when you put you foot to the floor getting out of bed the next day, you may be out for months.
Good Luck
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A record Father's Day crowd of 28,951 was on-hand at Monmouth Park Sunday to see Verrazano cruise to
an easy 9 ¼ length victory in the Grade 3, $150,000 Pegasus Stakes.
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3-year-old colt by More Than Ready from the Giant's
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since finishing 14th in the Kentucky Derby. Prior to that, he was a perfect
four-for-four, including a victory in the Grade 1 Wood Memorial.
who races for Let's Go Stable, Tabor, Magnier and Smith, is expected to make
his next start in the Grade 1, $1 million William Hill Haskell Invitational,
centerpiece of the Monmouth
Park season on July 28th.
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Year. I think we're squarely within that
picture. He'll train at the Spa [Saratoga] and bring him
back for the Haskell."
Star, with Angel Serpa aboard, completed the $45.40 exacta and paid $9 and
$10. Bethel was another 4 ¼ lengths back in third,
good for a $13.20 show mutuel.
who was sent off the 6-5 second choice and was coming off a runner-up finish in
the Preakness Stakes, moved toward Verrazano down the backstretch but was
pulled up by jockey Mike Smith.
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like a left hind," Smith said. "He
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Winner! My 18 month old loves them. I added cream corn as well to make them a touch sweeter. So easy and quick to make.
Great to make to take to a party/ picnic. Can be eaten hot or cold
ok, flavour a little bland needs something else in it ti liven it up. I found it a bit doughy/heavy may be not cooked in middle. Even though I used food processor for grating time consuming for what it ended up being.Wouldn't bother with it
Tastes amazing! Super easy!
Squeezed the liquid out of both the carrot and zucchini. This would be a great summer brunch or lunch dish.
Always add capsicum, corn and baby spinach. Its amazing and the best and easiest left over! If you're using grated zucchini, ALWAYS squeeze out as much juice as you can! =]
Our family loves this recipe. It is great for those days or nights when you need a quick meal for the kids. Sometimes I add corn or use bacon instead of ham. It doesn't have the greasy consistency that some zucchini slices tend to have.
I made double the mixture in a large oblong deep tray and the customers loved it and so did my boss! It looked delicious too!
This was very yummy, but very thick. I added extra milk but next time I will add more. It was super easy and filling serves great with a salad. I think it makes about 8, not 6 though :)
I found this very eggy.
I'm well and truly a beginner cook, and this was quick, EASY, and fun to make. Oh, and absolutely delicious! I find it a bit oily when reheated, but all is well if I place it on some paper towel for a minute or two before eating.
Super easy and yummy. I accidentally used lime infused oil in this recipes and it really gave it a fresh zing
This recipe is fantastic, end product can be a little oily due to melted cheese and rice bran oil. Other than that, it is a staple in my household as my hubby loves zucchini slice. Best zucchini slice that I have ever baked!
Yum, loads of flavour but very eggy tasting
I didn't try this hot- I took it cold for easy lunches each day and found it a little but stodgy. Very simple to make though
A healthy, tasty snack or even meal. This recipe was easy to prepare and cooked in no time. I substituted white flour for wholemeal just to make the recipe a little healthier and it still tasted great. Keeps for a long time, is great straight out of the oven or refrigerated. Perfect for picnics, lunch boxes, or a quick, easy, tasty and healthy meal.
edit: fry off the garlic a little before adding to the mixture, otherwise the recipe can taste a little too garlicky.
Liked this a lot. Used bacon instead of ham, but otherwise followed recipe. Tasted even better the next day. 4 year old didn't love it, however.
GREAT recipe - easy and very tasty. I used bacon instead of ham and added the kernels from a cob of corn. My kids (7 and 2) gobbled it up with great enthusiasm so it's become a regular in our house. I served it with sweet chili sauce and a simple side-salad. An excellent mid-week meal. Thanks! :)
I forgot to mention that I froze half of the slice (wrapped in a layer of glad wrap then a layer of foil) and thawed it in the microwave - it was as perfect as the day it was made. :)
Nice taste but mine was still uncooked in the middle after 35 minutes in the oven.
This is a tasty and easy recipe that is loved by the adults and the kids. I have also done it without the ham and substituted it with mushrooms and it is just as great. A regular favourite in our household.
Also I didn't have Bran Oil and just used olive oil and still turned out fantastic.
this was much more tasty than any zucchini slice i have made. you cannot get any easier to make either. this will become a regular in our house
Wow!!! how easy does it get??? The whole family loved it(they would have licked the oven dish if it wasnt hot!). Its got the H.E.Y. factor(Healthy Easy Yum). Served it with mashed potato and Pak choy & mushrooms cooked in butter and kecap manis.
I have made this recipe a few times, always turns out perfectly. I even had to direct my daughter to the website to cook it herself.
The kids love this one and the hubby! Great cold in school lunches too. Great recipe :)
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He falls into his sounds-like ways, in part, because his dramatic structure offers him nothing strong with which to resist them. Euripides cleverly concentrated everything his audience needed to know about Medea in five episodes, demarcating the last terrifying day of her life in Greece. Deconstructing his inexact analogy till it sprawls all over the stage (easy on Christopher Barreca's appropriately unfocused set), LaChiusa begins at the end, flashes back to an approximate beginning pointand then flashes further back from there. Marie Christine's in a Chicago jail, telling her story to the other women prisoners; then she's a wealthy mixed-race Louisiana girl living with her brothers on the shores of Lake Pontchartrain; then she's a child learning vodun from her mother. The story can't take a step forward without taking two steps back, even after Marie Christine's eloped to Chicago, where the political ambitions of her white lover, Dante Keyes, bring on the traumatic climax. LaChiusa's breadth of source material is as strong as his technical range"realized" folk songs and Caribbean chants, '90s piano-rag numbers burlesqued à la Bock and Harnick or teased with dissonances in the manner of Blitzstein or Jerome Moross. It seems he can do anythingexcept, apparently, ask himself why he does it.
Some of Medea's reasons, too, are mysteries, which is why Euripides's play retains its power to chill and transfix. But the women who surround her, her old Nurse and the Chorus, are always precise in their response to her actions. She's been brutally treated; no women, and few men, would fail to sympathize. But each scene of the tragedy offers her better alternatives than those she chooses, and the other women tell her so; looking for revenge on men and society, she victimizes those as powerless as herself: her own children and another woman. Far from a feminist, Medea's scary because she demonstrates that crueltythe viciousness of the abuse victim turned abuserisn't a male trait, but part of our common humanity: Push a woman too far and she'll act just like a man.
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Putting the story in Jim Crow America, and mixing it up with a welter of competing issueswomen's rights, civic corruption, class barriers, cultural imperialismonly blurs its conflicts. Medea's a foreign princess; Jason and Creon are worthy opponents of equal status. In contrast, Marie Christine, illegitimate offspring of a plantation owner and his slave, is a person of no legal standing in her native Louisiana; her lover, Dante, a prostitute's son, and the sleazy political boss who becomes his prospective father-in-law are if anything even lower on the social scale. This slippage in rank reduces the myth to a matter of politics: Not what tragic powers are inherent in women, but what rights they can justly claim becomes the point at issuea point only peripheral to the myth. (Medea's offered a series of varyingly just settlements, none of which appeases her wrath; Marie Christine's never offered anything except "Do as you're told" and "Get out of town.") As a result, the violence in which the action's suffused always seems to be out of place in the story LaChiusa's telling. Medea escapes, unpunished, in a chariot drawn by dragons, a warning to us that violence, human and primordial, will be back; Marie Christine, unburdened of her story, has some vague kind of apotheosis about having loved "too much and more," presumably on her way to the gallows. And all because she couldn't own property in Louisiana or vote in Chicago.
Though LaChiusa's blurry conception is often conveyed in equally blurry lyrics, his music, with its constant restless invention, probably deserves a fairer hearing than it gets here. More than any new score I've heard recently, it wants unplugging: Scott Stauffer's smeary, dulling sound design should be done away with, and the piece moved into an opera company's repertoire, where we could relish LaChiusa's musicianly composing, and the niceties of Jonathan Tunick's delicate scoring. Most of Graciela Daniele's drifty, cluttered staging should be tossed out too, and its replacement supported by lighting that sculpts rather than flattens. And the piece should be sung no more than twice a week: Resourceful and centered even when the story isn't, vivid even with the blandest words, Audra McDonald dives into the title role and carries it as easily as if Brünnhilde and Boris Godunov together would be a mere day's work to her. But this can't go on forever; she's an artist, not a dray horse. If composers keep piling such demands on her, her simplest strategy will be to get out of the commercial racket and start her own opera company, where she can schedule an occasional rest for herself. She gets strong support from Darius de Haas as her wastrel brother, and from delicious Mary Testa, as the local dragon chariot. Anthony Crivello, as Dante, has vocal strength and sexy charm, but no more. And somebody might have told him that Chicagoans don't say "Chicah-go."
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I find it odd that people are defending a woman who after several medical assements let her infant die rather than have a c-cection. This woman is negligent IMO. If she had had only one medical opinion then I think it would be a different story. I think there is probably more here than what is being reported.
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I find it odd that people are defending a woman who after several medical assements let her infant die rather than have a c-cection.
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The prosecuting attorney in the article is quoted as saying "What we're trying to send is the message that someone has to stand up for a child who could have been alive."
|why not try and figure out exactly what went wrong so maybe it can be prevented in the future?
I mean then where do you draw the line? Does a woman who has an elective c/s and their baby dies get prosecuted? How about a woman who has a homebirth and their baby dies? How about a woman who ends up birthing quickly and has the baby in the back of a car and the baby dies?
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What does abortion has to do with reproduction?
I would defend women that have their own beliefs in what is safer for their children - for instance, I believe UC is safer than C-Sections.
But women that use abortion as contraception? I don't think I want to support those.
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For the longest time he was familiar with only one kind of swing…that of stock markets. Of late he has learnt a few good things about the other kind – that on a golf course. Luckily both pursuits are bearing fruit for Sukumar Rajah of Franklin Templeton.
Rajah is known in his trade to sense the investment pulse and it's not just his several years in `equities' that make him at Nifty. An engineer from Roorkee who later went to IIM-Bangalore, Rajah uses his fundamental training to carefully select stocks. The question then is how does he view the market with a change in the government and the promises being made for the economy?
As Narendra Modi gets past his first 100 days, his tee off in this government, Rajah suggests it may too soon to expect a big bang."There can be more meaningful progress over the next 12 months in reducing subsidies, increasing speed of government clearances, curtailing wasteful expenditure and improving co-ordination between various ministries."
Having shifted from Chennai to Singapore, Rajah is taking a more holistic view on the India story – one that compares with other markets in the region. And the good news is he is bullish. "The economy will benefit from cyclical recovery in short to medium term and structural reforms in the long term. I expect the cyclical recovery to take the GDP growth to 7% in the next 2 years."
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A suicide car bomber targeted a checkpoint manned by Syrian soldiers while another blew up near a security headquarters, both on the edge of the town of Nabak, said Rami Abdurrahman from the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and another activist based near the town.
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Tablet. Hotels for Global Nomads
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Cowboy Star Restaurant & Butcher Shop
640 Tenth Ave.
in East Village
San Diego / La Jolla, California
32.712153 -117.155865
Keywords: Steakhouse, American See all and suggest more
2 Reviews
First reviewed by The Keating
Located in East Village neighborhood of San Diego, the Cowboy Star serves contemporary American cuisine. The exposed beam ceilings, fireplace and cowboy accent gives you a Old West cowboy charm with cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Excellent food and attentive service. Probably one of the best restaurants in San Deigo. The American Bison Ribeye is a popular dish here.
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AMAZING!! Great food, service, cocktails, wine, steaks, decor!!GO!!(you must enjoy eating meat to enjoy this gem)
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