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Hi I am Betty; Welcome to Betty's Kitchen, today we are making an Italian Sausage Vegetable Hoagie. I think you'll enjoy it. So we're going to start out with the meat and what we have is Italian sausage. You can use the hot sausage or mild whatever, this that I have has a casing on it, it keeps it nice and smooth like that. You'll need to take a knife and cut that and get that off. So I have two pieces here, this came from a pound package, so two of the pieces that would be 2/3 of the pound that I'm going to fry up. And if you want to, you can slice them up like this or you can crumble them but you are going to put them in some kind of skillet, let me put in this direction and if it turn firm, just put that in a deep skillet, so that if it spatters, maybe it won't spatter on you or on the wall and then we well get those going on the stove in just a minute.
So you need to make a little bit of preparation here so that your Italian sausage will be ready to be browned and when you see that next time it will be all browned up. We have our vegetables that we are going to put in and what we are doing is 1/2 of a red bell pepper and 1/2 of a green bell pepper and 1/2 of an onion, this size. This is the other half, so just imagine if it were whole, take half of it and then you can see the kind of chopped that we have here. It's kind of like slicing and then taking half a slice, same for the red bell pepper and also the green bell pepper and then matching it with the onion.
So this is going to go in a skillet which I have over on the stove and I'm going to put some kind of oil or butter. And I chose to put some extra virgin olive oil and we'll just put about a tablespoon full in there. And turn that on and I usually wait until it gets hot but for this demonstration, I'm just going to go ahead and let that coat the bottom—we've heard anything and then get all of the vegetables into that skillet. So I have a bit of work to do, I need to get the vegetables heated through and they will become soft and the onions will become transparent and that will be a nice blend to go with our sausage and at the same time I'm going to be browning the sausage. So this is coming over here to the stove on another burner and we will work on that as well. When I get those ready, I'll come back and we'll continue to make our Hoagies.
My Italian sausage has been cooked on the stove and also if you notice over there. The vegetables are sautéed but there is a step in here that I want to include which is to take care of the grease that comes to this kind of sausage. I think the easiest thing to do is to actually pour this to a colander because you can see there is a lot of grease there which could go right into your sandwich if you didn't do a thing about it. So an easy way is just to let that grease drip through a colander. Of course that doesn't remove all the grease, so here I am with my paper towel as usual. I pack this and just sometimes ring it out if I need to, to get that excess grease that you really don't want to be eating that unless you want to clot your arteries up.
And also that you get more fat that way and more pulids so. You can see in here, I'm getting rid of that. We don't need that in our sandwich. Once I get this prepared, like I have then I would have to take it back my skillet that has the vegetables. And we will blend those together and let them sort of get their flavors, blend it. And you'll see this is the lovely stuffing that we are going to put inside those Hoagies and then we'll top it with cheese and put it in the oven and have a wonderful meal.
I just turned off my combination of Italian sausage and sauted vegetables. So I'm going to be brining it over here to my work space, where I can combine my sandwiches. You can see this will make easily four to six Hoagies and it depends on the size of bun. Rick and I don't eat very heavily - quickly for much, so we bought some buns that are probably small, these are Whole Wheat Bolleo buns that comes from the deli in our grocery store and you just break them apart like this and then slice them down the center if you want to or you can dig out from the top. So we decided to dig out from the top and I'm going to put this nice filling in there And then I will—actually I am going to have some sauces first, put that in and then top it with cheese.
And the sauces are going to be mayonnaise, just a little bit of mayonnaise in each one. And then this wouldn't seem Italian without Italian sauce, so I am going to use some Prego sauce and I've just put out a cup or so there. If it needs any variety that you like, this is traditional, I think actually I had used another jar which was chunky vegetable but we'll put like a spoonful or so of that in and I will spread it as soon as I get what I want. Not too much because we have lot of stuffing to put it in here but just so you get that flavor in there—that is going to be nice.
I might want a little more than that actually. Then we put a good combination but not over stuffed because you don't have a lot of room to work with on these little ones. If you get some large buns, then you have a little more leeway. But try to get some vegetables as well as the sausage and something like that will look good. And over here we have this one, mine just stick together on me, you'll probably use about three sausages there. And then our topping is going to be Sharp cheddar cheese, we'll got out some here, but you see it's just whatever you want to put on it. So it's no particular measurement, we'll shred some cheddar cheese over and sprinkle some shredded cheddar cheese over the top. Not too much or it will run over and then I have some Provolone cheese.
This is sliced Provolone and I think what I'll do is just take one of this, fold it in half and that's going to be the top for each one of these. Now this goes into a 350 degree oven and you can tell when it is done, when this gets all nice and bubbly on the top and it's going to be sort of open faced Hoagie, but I think you will love it. So we have our two small Hoagies finished. They're open face and I'm going to put both of them on this plate. As a single serving because lots of people would eat that much, now like I said, for Rick and me, we're kind of watching what we eat nowadays so that is going to be a complete serving for each one of us, One of them will be.
I want you to see what we have left in the skillet. I barely touched it, so that means that the entire skillet would make many of these. If you wanted to make larger hoagies, then kind of I am getting maybe six to eight from this mixture and then have enough mayonnaise and Italian sauce and also cheddar cheese and provolone cheese to go on top of it.
Now I am bringing this over here and I want to take one of these to the side and just cut into it to let you see what you would be biting into. Of course you probably started to end there but I want you to see the middle. So let me open this up, doesn't that look luscious?
So I am going to put this back on my serving plate and you'll notice I have along with these two small Hoagies, I have a salad, this was uploaded yesterday and it is a salad of chickpeas and has lots of nice vegetables with it. So I think you'll really enjoy the colorful chickpea salad and then I just put a few tomato halves with that as well.
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Jaime Fernandez made a floating lay-up 0.69 seconds before the final buzzer to give Spain a 63-61 victory and deny Israel the chance to chase into overtime a 20-point win that would earn them a place in the Second Round.
Although Israel only led by as many as three points on Saturday and never came close to the magical margin that would allow them to advance to the next phase at the expense of Spain, they pushed their famous rivals to the ropes throughout the encounter.
As it turned out, Spain took second place in Group C behind unbeaten Latvia and Russia will follow them into the Second Round from third spot, while Israel and Bulgaria will have to enter the relegation battle at the Sportland U20 European Championship.
Spain led for 34 minutes on Saturday but were never comfortable as they were lacking alternative options on offence - Fernandez and Daniel Diez combined for 45 of the Iberian side's 63 points.
Israel meanwhile matched Spain on the glass (both sides had 36 rebounds) and fought for every loose ball with determination.
Diez, from the foul line, put Spain ahead 61-57 with 1:10 left on the clock but Israeli point guard Tom Maayan sunk a jumper and then stole the ball and tied the scores with 24 seconds left to play.
Spain had the last possession but as the 24-second clock was ticking, Israel believed they had earned themselves an overtime before Fernandez hit the game-winner.
Israel called a time-out but the in-throw pass could not connect with an Israeli player's hands for a tip-in in the remaining fraction of a second.
Diez finished with 23 points, Fernandez with 22 points and each grabbed seven rebounds; for Israel, Egor Koulechov had 21 points and eight boards and Or Solomon collected a double-double of 12 points and 12 rebounds.
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On today's show: We'll talk to former New Yorker staff writer Dan Baum about the people of New Orleans. Then, we'll speak with Daniyal Mueenuddin about his new collection of stories about Pakistan. Plus, a discussion with film critic Molly Haskell about why the movie version of "Gone with the Wind" still holds up. Followed by Jeffrey Couchman on a different, often-overlooked, cinematic gem: "The Night of the Hunter." And finally we'll hear from Chuck Sudetic about the trials and tribulations of the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda.
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According to film critic Molly Haskell the film "Gone with the Wind" never should have worked, but it does. Haskell examines how the story takes different shades of meaning that are still relevant today in her book Frankly My Dear: Gone with the Wind, Revisited.
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In his book, Night of the Hunter: A Biography of a Film, Jeffrey Couchman looks at how the hit 1953 book by Davis Grubb was turned into a much overlooked cinematic gem.
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When she was Switzerland's Attorney General, Carla Del Ponte gained international recognition for pursing the Sicilian mafia. In the late 1990's she was asked to be chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda. Chuck Sudetic chronicles Del Ponte's work in the book
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If changing the batteries in the remote control or smoke detector seems like a chore, imagine having to change hundreds of batteries in sensors scattered across a busy bridge.
Bill Kuhn, K-State professor of electrical and computer engineering, and Xiaohu Zhang, master's student in electrical engineering, are developing an energy-harvesting radio for Peregrine Semiconductor, a San Diego-based integrated circuit manufacturer.
"This type of radio technology may exist in your house, for instance if you have a temperature sensor outside that radios data to a display inside," Kuhn said. "But those devices need to have their batteries changed. This radio doesn't."
Peregrine Semiconductor is looking at possible applications for the technology. This could include monitoring stress, temperature and pressure on bridges and other structures. Ron Reedy, Peregrine's chief technical officer, said that fulfilling this vision of autonomous sensors requires highly integrated, low power radio chips — exactly the kind that K-State and Peregrine have demonstrated to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory on Peregrine's trademarked UltraCMOS silicon-on-sapphire technology.
Meanwhile, the K-State engineers are looking at the design challenges of a radio system like this. Kuhn and Zhang have been working on the project for a little more than a year. They are creating a demonstration to test how far the signals can travel from the sensors.
Zhang constructed a demonstration board using solar cells from inexpensive calculators to power the radio. The board has capacitors that capture and store the light energy to power the radio without a battery. Although this prototype captures and stores light energy, Kuhn said that energy-harvesting radios could be powered by a number of different ways, including by electrochemical, mechanical or thermal energy.
The demonstration board that Zhang created includes a microprocessor to store data before it's transmitted via radio. The radio used is the "Mars chip" that Kuhn helped develop in a successful project he and a team from K-State, Cal Tech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Peregrine Semiconductor did for NASA. They developed a micro transceiver to use on Mars rovers and scouts. In 2007, the work was published in Proceedings of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
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When the stored data is ready to be transmitted, the radio sends out a data-burst. In Zhang's model, this happens every five seconds. It may just sound like a "blip," but that burst contains data that a computer can translate into meaningful information, such as telling an engineer the stress or strain on the underside of a bridge. Kuhn said that it's kind of like sending a text message from one cell phone to another: After data are transmitted through the air, the recipient's cell phone turns that data back into text that can be understood.
Kuhn and Zhang are stepping in to perfect the radio system design. This includes determining which frequencies to use based on how the environment affects radio waves indoors versus outdoors. They also have to look at how noise and other factors may limit the sensitivity of the receiver that's getting the data from all of the sensors.
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What really set off my symptoms about 3 years ago now was an accidental inhalation of particulate silicon dioxide (tiny pieces of glass) which I had put in my home (labeled organic!!) as a "safe" insecticide. I think my body reacted to the tiny pieces in my lungs, and now here I am having symptoms every period. Apparently kidneys are one of the most vascular organs (like joints) and I think the reaction to the stuff I breathed is triggered monthly and affects my electrolytes and stuff (calcium, potassium, which can also make you feel tired and all kinds of things).
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Increasing the minimum wage is no silver bullet. It will negatively impact job creation and unemployment rates, but I still believe it is necessary. Walmart made $29 billion in profit last year, while almost half of their 2.2 million employees were living below the poverty line. The government effectively subsidizes the company because employees make so little. For example, one supercenter in Wisconsin requires $1 million worth of public assistance a year for 300 of their employees. I support having big and profitable companies foot the bill for their employees and taking the burden off the taxpayers. Unfortunately small businesses are likely going to be the losers in this discussion.
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California's minimum wage is already set to go to $9 in July and $10 by 2016. Nationally, 20 percent of people aged 16-19 are looking for work but not able to find it. A minimum-wage job is a good way for many of them to get work experience and earn some extra money. But when you raise the minimum wage, fewer of those jobs are going to be available. If somebody doesn't bring in for the business as much as it costs to pay them, no one will hire them. San Diego should be giving young people more opportunities, not taking them away.
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While it is important for businesses to offer up more than the minimum wage, enacting such an ordinance could backfire. My concern is that often when the public agency pokes its regulatory nose into the private sector, it creates unintended consequences. In this case, those consequences could become disincentives for expansion, therefore eliminating the potential to increase the number of jobs. Before such an ordinance is enacted, let's look at how similar increases have impacted other cities, and how many persons could actually benefit. In other words, is the proposed ordinance really helpful, or is it just political pablum?
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by James Slater - James "Lights Out" Toney turns 42 in August, yet the former multi-weight champion says he has a lot of fight left in him yet. Planning to fight, in both boxing and MMA (the sport he makes his debut in on August 28th, against 47-year-old Randy Couture) until he's aged 45, Toney wants to retire being known as "the greatest fighter to ever put on gloves."
Speaking with MMA Junkie, Toney spoke about what he plans to do to Couture in Boston at the end of next month, and he also explained his plans for the sport that made him famous; boxing being the sport he has more than made his mark in, even if his goal of retiring as the greatest fighter ever is a lofty one..
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"They're trying to set me up to fail," Toney said of the Las Vegas bookies who have made Couture a big betting favourite to beat him. "That's why they're throwing Randy Couture at me. I've been set up to fail my whole life, so it's nothing new to me. If Randy Couture takes me to the ground, I will knock him out. Y'all ain't never seen nobody knocked out from the floor, right? Ribs will be broken. I'm very comfortable on the floor."
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Toney, who looks like he's been working hard and taking the Couture fight seriously, is unlikely to land a fight with WBA heavyweight champ Haye this year, if at all. However, if he did get that fight and won it, his place amongst perhaps the greatest forty or so boxers in history could be argued.
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November 2012: Gaming Recap
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This month was a big month for gaming including a new console release. Here is my recap of Nov. 2012.
The Wii U came out along with several good games in the launch line up. Super Mario Bros. U was the star of the release. Nintendo Land wasn't amazing but showed off the features of the system well, Zombi U had some fun moments was a let down, and several other games that released this year are being redone for the Wii U including Mass Effect 3, Assassins Creed III, CoD: Black Ops II,and several more.
Some of the games that game out were: Hitman: Absolution, Super Mario Bros. U, Zombi U, Call of Duty: Black Ops II, PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, Halo 4, Epic Mickey 2, Paper Mario: Sticker Star, and there several more too.
November 2012 Game of the Month is.... Halo 4. Halo 4 featured the best story in the series by far, the best graphics of the series, and amazing multiplayer with several different modes. That is why I have no problem giving it Game of the Month.


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Discussion in 'Fly Tying' started by Rob Ast, Dec 12, 2007.
Hey Kodiak,
Nice fish art on the walls. Also like all the Tibor boxes...
Are you single? That's what's allowed me to convert every dining room I've ever had into a tying room. :ray1:
Thanks man. The boxes work well for all kinds of stuff. I've them all over the house holding assorted crap.
If you're ever out by Dryke road, stop in and you can see it first hand.
Here is mine.
I hesitated using the peg boards, but I like the way it turned out.
I've been checking out these Tibbals Fly Tying Desks at the following link:
Anybody have one they'd like to comment on.
I have looked a good number of desks by various mfg's.
My biggest negative always seems to be the depth of the drawers is way too small for serious holding capacity. In particular, the ones on the upper portion of them.
roll top desk for sure. Makes the wife happy.....and the cats are safe too. after the cat tried to eat the last wolly bugger.... it was time for a roll top desk. Got a good price off of craigslist.
I miss that wolly bugger.
Six finger. I have a friend with that desk, It is perfect. I have been looking for one. The use to sell at Fred and Mayer but are no longer there.


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Two arrested after report of shots fired
A deadly conduct incident Wednesday night resulted in the arrest of two men on unrelated charges.
According to arrest affidavits:
Wichita Falls police arrived after receiving a call at 11:41 p.m. that shots were fired at a residence in the 100 block of Paradise. Witnesses said they heard four shots and saw suspects fleeing in a gold, older model Chevrolet Tahoe.
At 12:39 a.m., police stopped a car matching the description.
No weapons were found in the vehicle.
The stop resulted in the arrest of passenger Kentray Maurice Jones, 21, on a Wichita County warrant for possession of a controlled substance in a drug-free zone and driver Markell Andrew Mallett, 23, for driving with an invalid license.
The incident still is under investigation.
Man charged with injury to a child
School officials at Washington Jackson called Child Protective Services after a child came to school with multiple injuries.
Larry Gene Murphy II, 43, was charged with injury to a child and arrested April 24. The incident allegedly took place Dec. 1.
According to an arrest affidavit:
Child Protective Services investigators interviewed the child, who said he received a spanking for getting a red mark in school.
He said Murphy hit him several times with a leather belt. Investigators noticed red marks and scabbing on his right cheek, neck, chest, both wrists and right arm.
Murphy admitted to spanking the 5-year-old with a belt but denied hitting him in the face and chest, saying there was no way he could have caused those injuries.
"Any reasonable person would believe this type of discipline was excessive and inappropriate due to the location of the injuries," the affidavit states.
Murphy's bond was set at $10,000.
Man accused in assault of woman
Wichita Falls Police responded to a family disturbance May 18 in the 1000 block of West Wenonah, where a woman said her common-law husband beat her.
Jerry Lewis Paul Jr., 40, was charged with aggravated assault family violence and arrested May 18. He remains jailed in lieu of $25,000 bond.
According to the affidavit:
Paul came home after allegedly drinking heavily and became violent, striking her in the head when she said she was leaving in the morning.
The woman said she fell to the floor and Paul continued hitting her and kicking her. She said Paul grabbed a knife from the kitchen and threatened her.
She said she waited until he fell asleep before taking her infant and calling WFPD.
WFPD noticed bruising and swelling on the back left side of the victim's head, bruising on her left arm and swelling over her right eye.
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