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The SNAP Challenge: Thoughts On People, Privilege, and Rice With Every Meal
I believe it's safe to say, on behalf of everyone working at FRN, that we are invested in fighting hunger and food waste to the best of our ability. It's a continual process trying to understand the extent of these issues, and there's always more we can do to learn. After hearing about the SNAP challenge– one week of subsisting only on the average allotment of food stamps- we thought partaking might give us more insight into the problems we are trying to tackle.
After some research, here were our rules:
- Based on the average SNAP allotment for a Washington, D.C. resident, food and beverage purchases could not surpass $30 for the week (or $4.28 per day).
- All food and drinks purchased and consumed in this time must be counted in total spending, including dining out.
- Do not eat anything purchased prior to the start of the challenge.
- Whenever possible, avoid accepting free food from family, friends, and coworkers.
- Eat as healthy as possible, keeping in mind that this is how many people eat every day, whereas you can make up for lost nutrients next week.
Upon looking into further details of the challenge, I had a few hesitations. First, one must be in a place of privilege to even choose to participate or not. The capacity to willingly decide to "live off of food stamps" would make my experience inherently different than someone with no other choice. Second, the SNAP challenge is not an accurate representation of utilizing SNAP, nor of being continually hungry. I imagine other circumstances in my life such as work, family, and health would also be greatly altered if I were food insecure. Third, having a finite end to the challenge negates significant stress. The anxiety of limited access to food everyday is augmented when there is no guarantee of escaping that circumstance.
Nonetheless, I hoped that there was something meaningful I could learn from partaking. I couldn't put myself in another's shoes, could never equate my experience during the challenge to another's reality, but maybe I could take a tiny step closer.
Though I'd lived on what I had thought was a tight food budget before, I couldn't say that grocery shopping had ever been as agonizing. I spent over an hour in Trader Joe's, debating nervously what food would best get me through the week and recalculating the total cost many times over. I was left wondering- who has the luxury of that much time? In 2013, ⅔ of households that utilized SNAP had a child, an elderly person, or a nonelderly disabled adult. If I was taking care of another human being, I wouldn't want to waste precious minutes adding up every last item. Additionally, despite my best efforts, I was still 38 cents over budget. What would it have been like to have to ask the cashier to take an item back, or come up with extra change?
Throughout the first three days, I didn't feel much like myself. My state of being was either hungry or bloated, never satiated. The absence of coffee I could no longer afford left me sleepier and more distracted than usual. I was sick of rice by the end of day one, and I felt both guilty and preemptively relieved to know I could avoid it after the challenge. At its lowest points, my daily intention to do my best was reduced to simply trying to get through the day.
My discomfort and stress created a strange dichotomy. On one hand, I had to admit that I could be far too sensitive. The challenge wasn't pleasant or easy (the very reason it's called a challenge), but I was getting by. I'd have to toughen up, and eat less, and purchase even cheaper products to continue to eat on such a restricted budget, but it was possible. On the other hand, didn't people deserve better than just trying to get by? I wouldn't want anyone to feel like I did over the past few days. So why are there 49 million Americans who have to worry about having enough food to eat every single day?
I was also struck by how my eating limitations set me apart from the people I typically interacted with- namely, those who didn't have to consider every penny when purchasing food. I had never realized how freely they were able to give it away until I found myself continually refusing it. I was surrounded by the fortunate. And as I turned down their food, I swallowed offers to reciprocate, bathed in fear of giving up any of my own food. There was an unsettling element of isolation in suddenly keeping my meals separate from everyone else. This, the inability to share and be shared with, was the most discouraging part of the challenge. Though that particular rule may not translate when living on SNAP benefits, I wondered what my current relationships would look like if this was my permanent reality. Would I be able to maintain these friendships? Would I (falsely) come off as selfish? I may never be able to afford dinner, drinks, or coffee out. Would any sort of outing mean a sacrifice of a different need? Why did I spend so much time and money on food?
All of these questions made me realize, over and over and over again, that I knew absolutely nothing about what it was like to be an average SNAP recipient. Even before I began, I didn't believe that this challenge would give me a complete, multi-faceted insight into this issue. But now I understood that its true purpose was not to give me a comparable experience; it was to show me how much I still needed to learn.
In the remaining days of the challenge, I decided to save the rest of the rice for another time and put my energy into finding out as much as about SNAP as possible. I learned how SNAP benefits are calculated and the answers to many common questions surrounding the program. I read testimonials from average Americans and stories of those who had enough to eat because of SNAP. I also found some concrete reasons why the SNAP challenge wasn't necessarily accurate (rather than my own conjectures), and why someone refused to take the SNAP challenge. I could go on and on, but I think the point is clear. If you truly want to see what it's like to live on SNAP, you have to ask the people who know.
To those who have the privilege to partake: if you are curious to see if you can learn anything about yourself, or your own eating and spending habits, I encourage you to take the SNAP challenge. More importantly, I encourage you to read further and to listen even closer. As with most things, gaining a full understanding without firsthand experience is impossible. Consciously working to dig deeper, though, is far from it. I urge you to take a different kind of SNAP challenge- the challenge of seeking out others' perspectives in hopes that your own may widen.
Written by Nicole Lesnett. Send her your thoughts on the SNAP challenge at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Passing the Torch to a New Leader
The following is a letter from FRN's Founder and Executive Director Ben Simon, sent on April 3, 2015.
Dear FRNds,
Today I would like to announce some big news. I have decided that I will be transitioning out of the Executive Director role at Food Recovery Network this summer.
It is the dream of every founder of a startup to build something bigger than themselves. And it is the mission of every leader to make themselves replaceable by empowering others around them. In the past few months, I have come to feel very confident that Food Recovery Network has reached a place where it will continue to grow and thrive without its founder as the Executive Director.
I see it in the dedication of our staff and board, in the passion of our student leaders, in the wisdom of our advisors and in the commitment of our donors. It is all of you who make FRN what it is and give me confidence that the next four years will be even better than the first four.
I would like to thank all of you for giving me the amazing privilege of leading this great organization. Together with your support, our students have started chapters at 127+ colleges and fed over 550,000 meals to hungry Americans. We have reached tens of millions of people with our simple message and put higher education on track to be the first sector where food recovery is the norm. Although I will be moving on from the ED role, I will be staying involved in FRN to help develop Food Recovery Certified and other new initiatives. My amazing co-founders Mia Zavalij and Cam Pascual who have been with FRN since its first recoveries will also be staying on as full-time staff. The next year will be a very exciting time for FRN as we continue to expand the student movement while exploring some huge new opportunities.
Our board is leading a rigorous search for a new ED to take FRN to new heights and we need your help! If you know someone who might be a good fit, please encourage them to learn more and apply here.
As for me, I will be moving to Oakland, California to launch a social business called Imperfect. Our mission is to sell "ugly" fruits and veggies for a reduced price in order to divert some of the 6 billion pounds of produce that is wasted each year due to looks. In 2015, as we increasingly feel the effects of climate change and as California farms suffer from drought, we can't keep wasting 20% of our produce just because it's funny-looking. I'm honored to be joined by FRN co-founder Ben Chesler and "ugly" produce expert Ron Clark, and we will be unveiling the brand in the coming weeks.
The most important word in FRN's name is the last one—Network. It's not any one person but all of us who have brought this idea to life and will carry our mission forward into this next exciting phase. So, in this important moment for FRN, I would like to ask you to make a donation in honor of our first four years to help take FRN to the next level in our next four years. Thanks to support from Newman's Own Foundation, all donations up to $10,000 will be matched dollar for dollar!
Founder and Executive Director, Food Recovery Network
Faithful on the Front Lines
As we barreled up the stairs of the Harambee House, an intentional living-learning community on the southeast end of Grand Rapids, my leadership team and I were unsure of what would come of our event. A few days before thanksgiving, the Food Recovery Network from Calvin College, as well as many other sustainability-focused groups on campus, gathered and conjured up the idea of hosting a Letter Offering, which is an event sponsored by Bread for the World, and is aimed at gathering people to write letters towards local officials. The hope is then that those handwritten letters, which we addressed to junior Senator Debbie Stabenow, would be read with humbled hearts as we sought to address the food injustices in this country.
Earlier in the school year, our chapter celebrated Food Day 2014 as we gathered together to enjoy delicious locally produced food and lamented over the injustice we saw in the documentary, A Place at the Table. As last spring was our first semester of recovering food, we were intentional about being active in the movement towards seeking food justice at the systemic level, and ways in which Calvin students are beginning to do this is through the watching of documentaries and writing of letters.
It wasn't the feasting on fajitas and tasty desserts or the singing of songs that I will remember long after the letters are tossed in the paper shredder, but it is the way in which a group of college kids gathered on a Saturday night and wrote letters to a woman they had never met. I was utterly fed up with the way in which those who are struggling financially and down on their luck are treated in this country, especially those who benefit from S.N.A.P. (i.e. food stamps) We have brothers and sisters here in Grand Rapids who not only do not have the financial capital to go and purchase groceries, but probably couldn't tell you where a grocery store is located in the area.
This is a problem, and at Calvin College, we are no longer going to ignore. We can't.
I have a friend who has a sticker on her laptop, one that inspires me upon sight. It's a quote from William Wilberforce, the English politician and abolitionist. It reads, "You may choose to look the other way but you can never again say that you did not know."
Those involved with the Food Recovery network at Calvin College, can no longer say that we did not know. We no longer have the luxury of living in ignorant bliss, but have been called to live faithfully on the front lines as we fight for food justice in this country and throughout the world. And we'll do it one plate of mashed potatoes and one handwritten letter at a time.
Cameron Kritikos
Check us out on Facebook at Calvin College Food Recovery Network. If you have any questions, want to hear more, or would like to get involved, you can contact me at email@example.com
Homelessness and Hunger at Denison University
Hello fellow Food Recoverers (Recoveries? Recoverites?)!
My name is Rachel Auerbach and I am a part of the Food Recovery Network chapter at Denison University in Ohio. Food recovery here has been around for a couple years, but just recently we amped it up to include two pickups a day for both our dining halls. We collaborate with the student organization Homelessness and Hunger (HnH) and we recently held an event that might interest you all!
Denison University is located in Granville, OH which is about 15 minutes away from Newark, OH, a city that has about 10% of families and 13% of the population below the poverty line. Every semester, HnH holds a "Homelessness and Hunger Week" where we try to really amplify our efforts to get the whole Denison community involved in our efforts to help out different organizations in Newark. We held our Homelessness and Hunger Week this year in mid-October and started out the week by hosting a movie night where we watched Pay It Forward (if you haven't seen it, I recommend it!) to get everyone motivated to help. We hosted sandwich drives in our dining halls and made over 1000 sandwiches (meat & cheese and PBJ) to donate. They ended up going to organizations like the Salvation Army, YES Clubhouse (an afterschool program for youth who are considered financially disadvantaged), New Beginnings (a battered women's shelter), a few elementary schools, and many other organizations. We also made a sort of homemade trail mix for the kids at YES Clubhouse and ended up donating 70 snack bags. Lastly, we held a sleep-out on our Academic Quad, where students slept outside all night to raise awareness about homelessness. We had over 25 people stay the entire night (and it was cold!) with many others joining us to hang out for a bit. We also continued our food pickup as usual, and advertised it to more students!
There are two amazing things about Homelessness and Hunger Week in my opinion. The first is that it allows us to help the Newark community in a huge way during a time of year that is not always filled with donations. The gratitude expressed by everyone at the various organizations always makes the week worthwhile. Secondly, Homelessness and Hunger week gets Denison students involved and talking about the issues of homelessness, hunger, poverty, privilege, and many other topics. Seeing fellow students sleeping outside prompts people to stop and ask about it; hosting sandwich-making events in public places like dining halls encourages people who might otherwise not participate to put some gloves on and give us a hand; starting discussions in classrooms, on our campus radio station, and in our newspaper make students, who are often in a bubble of papers and classes, more aware of these very local issues. And best of all, people have tons of fun participating! We get to work together with Greek members, athletes, classmates, faculty, dining hall staff, and other people we may not have gotten the chance to work with.
In addition to organizing our chapter's food pickup for FRN, Homelessness and Hunger Week is one of my favorite events on campus. If you all would like to know more information about how to start one at your campus, please don't hesitate to contact me!
Happy Recovering!
Rachel Auerbach
Denison University '16
FRN Core Values: Anyone can be a leader
The following is the third post in our series of blogs detailing FRN's core values–six key components that motivate us and influence the work we do. Member Support Fellow Marlene Haggblade walks us through core value number three. Stay tuned for the next three! What are your core values? Let us know in the comments below!
Many of the students in our movement had no idea they could start or lead their FRN chapters–until they did. At FRN, we meet people where they are to maintain and build on students' optimism and energy around making a difference while helping them work with existing institutions. We accept that everyone we work with has his or her own way of doing things, inspired by experience and creativity and we are flexible and adaptable to ensure that everyone can make unique contributions to the food recovery effort.
Take a minute to close your eyes and picture a leader. Who materializes in front of your very eyes? Your wonderful mom? Nelson Mandela? Your friend who fought and survived lymphoma? Hillary Clinton? The student body president? Chimamanda Adichie? Who is a leader?
I argue that within each individual lies a potential leader. And believe me, I was initially skeptical to come to this conclusion! But, I don't think leadership can or should be myopically defined as those who hold 'top' positions in groups, organizations, or countries. Leaders exist all around us. People have and will continue to constantly influence our lives–an ebb and flow of actions, words, and passion. Influence, a multifaceted and complex endeavor, comes from the top-down, from the bottom-up, from the left, from the right, and often from the people we interact with most on a daily basis. Jim Rohn, a famous motivational speaker, said we are the average of the five people we spend the most time with. Who does that make you?
Leadership calls for every one of us to influence and to change. To embrace our roles as a leader, rather than excuse ourselves simply because we are not, nor will we ever be Martin Luther King, Jr. Leaders surround us, support us, guide us. The diversity and depth truly penetrates present static definitions of leadership. You are a leader. What kind of leader will you be?
FRN Core Values: Respect is Paramount
The following is the second post in our series of blogs detailing FRN's core values–six key components that motivate us and influence the work we do. Member Support VISTA Mika Weinstein walks us through core value number two. Stay tuned for the next four! What are your core values? Let us know in the comments below!
We believe that the end is a reflection of the means. In order to achieve a more just food system and reduce inequality, all of our actions must uphold respect for the people and partners we are working with and the environments we are working in.
"Treat others how you want to be treated."
The golden rule is one of those maxims that most people meet with reflexive support, but few use as a platform for deeper reflection. It inspires a vague notion of respect, which could play out at many different levels of interaction. Often, though, it is invoked with our classmates, coworkers, or family in mind. This makes sense; it may be easier to envision yourself in the shoes of someone similar to you. The last few years, however, have helped me recognize that an important element of respect is inclusion—to bring those who are marginalized or invisible into your conception of your community. A simple greeting to the homeless woman on the corner, or the custodial worker in your building, can demonstrate respect by acknowledging others as human beings.
This speaks to the fact that we should not just muster respect for those with whom we have formal interactions. In order to be congruent with FRN's social justice oriented mission, we must examine our day-to-day interactions and promote a culture of compassion, understanding, and inclusion around us.
At FRN National, our commitment to respect manifests in formal and informal ways, through trusting the autonomy of the students we work with to carry out their programs using their best creativity and skill, through forming a repartee with the other individuals in our office complex, and yes, through acknowledging the work that goes into keeping our office space clean and each taking part accordingly.
Embodying respect at all levels of our work creates a more understanding, effective, and even happy community.
FRN Core Values: Empowering for Change
Over the next six weeks, we'll post a series of blogs detailing FRN's core values–six key components that motivate us and influence the work we do. New Chapter Coordinator James Souder kicks things off below. Stay tuned! What are your core values? Let us know in the comments below!
Wasting food is a big deal.
Consider all the resources that go into creating a meal. Think about the water used to irrigate the crops, the fertilizer and pesticides used to increase yield, the sweat poured into the planting and harvesting, the grains grown to feed cattle, the fossil fuels burned to transport and refrigerate food, the materials used for packaging and selling produce, the time spent shopping and preparing food… and the list goes on.
Now throw all those resources into the landfill. That's right. Throw it all away. When we waste food, we waste valuable resources.
Let's go one step further: After throwing away your food, turn around and look into the eyes of people in your local community who don't have enough to eat.
Every day, Americans throw away enough food to fill the Rose Bowl. At the same time, one in five families are food insecure. See the paradox? Let's work together to fix this problem.
At FRN, we empower individuals, communities and food businesses to change the way they view and handle food surplus. Our goal is to make sweeping systemic change across the food industry. Successfully generating this shift will mean significantly reducing hunger and greenhouse gas emissions at the same time.
Food recovery can and will replace food waste as the food industry norm, in large part because it is in the best interest of food businesses to participate. Cafeterias and restaurants that donate their excess to food rescue organizations reduce their waste removal cost and are eligible for tax breaks.
Recovering surplus food is a win for everyone! Start a Food Recovery Network chapter today.
Learning about Food as a Human Right
At the end of September, the Member Support Fellows from FRN National used almost all forms of DC public transport (the bike share, the metro, and the MARC train) to trek to Baltimore for the Fighting Hunger in Maryland: From the Ground Up conference. Impassioned by our desire to quell hunger, we arrived an hour and a half early, bright eyed and bushy tailed (see Figure 1). The conference hosted workshops on policy, messaging, funding, and innovative solutions to tackle the issue of hunger. For our team, it helped reinforce our understanding of the broken state of the systems in place in the United States. Nationally, federal programs to fight hunger have eroded, and internationally the US has failed to adhere to basic commitments. At our very core, we believe access to food should be recognized as a human right.
The conference helped us locate Food Recovery Network's mission to fight waste and hunger in the historical context of hunger in the United States. During the first workshop, the panelists argued that we should use a rights-based approach when discussing hunger in the US and working toward improved access to food. They explained how hunger and food insecurity have persisted in the US despite economic growth and have worsened through the recent recession.
Both the number of Americans experiencing food insecurity and the number of those receiving public benefits have increased due to greater economic inequality, lower wages, and unemployment. The past 40 years have seen an erosion of workers' earnings and benefits, not because the economy has shrunk, but because the affluent have been the ones to make the gains. So, despite economic growth, earnings for many Americans have declined: the median income for a 25-year-old with a high school education has dropped one third since the 1970s.
The federal government has taken some steps to address wage losses, but the current amount offered to food insecure households through SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly known as "Food Stamps") is only 75% of what the government has declared to be the cost of a healthy diet. The workshop panelists therefore argued that the US government is clearly not truly prioritizing the fight against hunger and it should do much more, especially if we consider access to food a basic human right.
Historically, the United States does not have a great track record when it comes to recognizing access to food as a human right. In 1966, President Carter signed the United Nations International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights, which included the right to food, but the US Senate did not ratify it. This failure of our government to officially declare food a human right has continued: in 2008, the US voted against the Right to Food resolution at the United Nations. The resolution was simply a statement of principles and was not legally binding, yet the vote at the United Nations on this covenant was 180 to 1 — the US being the only nation to vote against it.
The panelists encouraged those of us who take the issue of hunger seriously to exert pressure on the US government to take a serious stance on eliminating hunger. We can do this by increasing the visibility of the issue of hunger in this country and working to increase access to food. Food Recovery Network has been doing this since its inception, and continues to empower students to bring awareness to the issue of hunger in this country.
We would also like to note that 66.6666% of FRN team members who attended this conference received prizes. (Can I get a WOOPWOOP! Who doesn't love free tickets to a professional indoor soccer game?) Rule Number 1: Do good. Feel good. Get good prizes.
Written by FRN Member Support fellows Sarah Gross, Marlene Haggblade and Mika Weinstein.
#GivingTuesday #FRNdzy: The Power of Hashtags
Giving Tuesday is the global giving day, modeled after Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It is more than just a day, or a nice hashtag. It is a movement celebrating giving. Each year, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving there is a call for people all over the world to give back.
A #GivingTuesday #FRNdzy
Food Recovery Network is kicking off the season of giving even earlier, starting November 1st and culminating our campaign on December 2nd, Giving Tuesday. It's Giving Tuesday with FRN flair: a #GivingTuesday #FRNdzy. We're inviting our supporters and FRNds to give back this November.
Can you help us raise $10,000 during the #GivingTuesday #FRNdzy? That's the equivalent of 10,000 meals that we can distribute to homeless shelters and soup kitchens across the country. By donating just $10 to FRN, you donate 10 meals to those in need across America.
"FRN has provided bread and produce items during a time when it was difficult to obtain them otherwise."–Wayne Briggs, Director of Operations of Just Food, partner agency of FRN at University of Kansas
How can YOU give meals to those in need this Giving Tuesday?
- Donate!! $10 = 10 meals. Don't want to wait? Donate today!
- Support your local FRN chapter! Look out for links to chapter #GivingTuesday #FRNdzy pages and more information for how to support their work.
- Create a Piggybackr page and share with your family and friends this November
- Simply go to https://www.piggybackr.com/org/frn and create a team page to fundraise for Food Recovery Network!
- Share this post and spread the word about #GivingTuesday #FRNdzy:
- Share a dare for our Executive Director, Ben Simon. Ben will be accepting a challenge on #GivingTuesday if we reach our fundraising goal! Simply tweet or comment on this post: "I dare Ben Simon to [insert your challenge here]" and be sure to use the #GivingTuesday #FRNDzy hashtags. Ben will announce the challenge he's accepted on November 1st.
The issue and FRN's work:
In 2013 – 49.1 million Americans lived in food insecure households, including 33.3million adults and 15.8 million children. At the same time food is the number one item in America's waste stream. Americans wasted 36 million tons of food in 2011, 40% of the total amount produced for consumption. Since 2011, nearly 100 campuses have recovered over 450,000 pounds of food with FRN. That's over 344,000 meals. By May 2015, we aim to be at 150 chapters and recover a total of 610,000 pounds. Give $10 this November to help us reach our goals!


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Today, Wednesday, March 20, 2013 is the first day of Spring! I love this season because it brings more daylight, warmer temperatures and beautiful flowers. Spring is also known as "Spring Equinox" because there is equal amount of day and night. However, there are a couple of downsides to Spring.
This video just makes me smile. With all the babies that come into this world unwanted and unloved it just feels so right that this child will have a family to nurture, raise and love it for all the days of its life.
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Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare
This extraordinary octagonal temple was commissioned by celebrated actor, dramatist and theatre manager, David Garrick (1717-1779) as a tribute to his hero, William Shakespeare. Built in 1756, the temple was fashioned out of stone and framed by a domed roof, a porch and four pillars. Reached by a grotto tunnel, Garrick used the folly for entertaining and dining. It originally housed a life-size statue, created by sculptor Roubiliac, of the celebrated playwright sitting at his desk. Restoration work on the building produced a replica of the statue which now resides inside the temple. The 18th century pleasure garden has been similarly reinstated, decorated by a serpentine path favoured by landscape designers of the day. Perched on the river's edge, this is an idyllic spot to visit.
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Roubiliac's statue of Shakespeare now stands in the King's Library at the British Museum.
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Displays a complex nose, with a broad array of fruit and oak aromas. Medium bodied, with soft blueberry fruit, spices and subtle oak, well integrated tannin and a dry finish.
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Glazed Blueberry Pie
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|Cream cheese
|3 Ounce
|Baked 9 inch pastry shell
|Fresh blueberries
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Fresh blueberries
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
Soften cream cheese; spread in bottom of cooled pie shell.
Fill with 3 cups berries.
Combine 1 cup blueberries and the water; bring just to boiling, reduce heat, and simmer 2 minutes.
Strain, reserving juice (about 1/2 cup).
Combine sugar and cornstarch; gradually add reserved juice.
Cook, stirring constantly, till thick and clear.
Cool slightly; add lemon juice.
Pour over berries in pastry shell.
Trim with pastry daisies.
Serve with whipped cream.
Cut daisies from pastry scraps; bake in very hot oven (450°) 3 to 4 minutes.
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I love this pie
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The pie is chilling now...took a bit to get this all together, but i'll comment back on how it tastes.
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I am always shocked at the amount of food you get on a plate here. This evening I even got a daily special and still had a full meal and full to go box left. My wife, my two children and I ate all we could hold and still walked out the door with three to go boxes full for...
Went to harbor end ordered lunch didn't get what I paid for manager Katie hung up on me told me they didn't need my money they made enough been a customer for over ten years very disappointed on how I was treated if you pay 650 for something you expect to get your money worth!!!!!!!!!!!
Great place to eat seafood!! My family eat there as often as possible. Good value for the amount of food you get.
I always experience great service when I eat there. The food is always hot and the wait time has always been short for prepared to order food. You will find it noisy at meal time because the folks who eat there are many and varied from kids crying to old folks jabbering and groups laughing. This is a good time...
Every time I eat here I find hair in my food. The parts of the food that don't have hair were actually really good.
We loved the portions, they are very generous. Loved the casual atmosphere. The food was hot and delicious, and we thought it was a terrific value.
My daughter an I love eating at Harbor Inn. We drive 45 minutes just to eat there.I notice some not so good reviews but if you were to go as much as we do, you would see how great the people are. Remember were all human and everyone has a bad day!
I loved the old seafood houses from years ago, I thought this was one of them. From the time I went in this place is out get you. Normally places like this bring out the ole basket of hush puppies, not this place they want to charge you for it. Also most of these places serve slaw but not them...
This place can get a bit expensive with dinner, but what seafood place doesn't? I love their daily lunch specials. They are very courteous and you never have to wait for seating. It is great.
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I'm getting a LazyInitializationException in my Spring Application. I have the OpenEntityManagerInViewFilter configured so I have all my relations set as FetchType.LAZY and they all work. The problem is when I try to access the user which is in session via Spring Security and print LAZY information in the JSP, something like this:
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Join the Hoopeston American Legion for their Annual Veteran's Day Program today at the Hoopeston Area Middle School Gymnasium. The public is encouraged to attehd the services which start at 9:30am. The Hoopeston Area High School band and Chorus will be providing the entertainment. After the sevices everyone is invited to the Hoopeston American Legion for complementary chili and potato soup.
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Hamas Claims Responsibility for Killing Jewish Settler as Violence Claims more Lives
The military wing of the Islamic resistance movement Hamas, Ezziddine el-Qassam, on Tuesday claimed responsibility for the death of a Jewish settler in the West Bank. Meanwhile, a Palestinian police officer was killed by shells fired from an Israeli tank in the Gaza Strip.
"The Ezzedin el-Qassam Brigades claim the death of the Zionist settler near the Ofra settlement, in the first operation in a series of reprisals for the deaths of our heroes in Ramallah and Gaza," a member of the group shouted through a loudspeaker during the funeral of two members of Hamas killed Monday when their car exploded in a garage in Gaza City, destroying two buildings.
Assaf Hershkowitz died after losing control of his car, which was hit by several bullets near the Ofra Jewish settlement in Ramallah.
His father was killed three months ago in a similar attack, said Israel media reports.
Haaretz newspaper reported that another Israeli was lightly wounded when Palestinian gunmen fired on his car near the settlement of Itamar in Nablus.
The killing of the settler was also claimed by the radical Brigades of the Martyrs of al-Aqsa in a statement sent to AFP in Beirut.
A Palestinian from the nearby Aksa refugee camp was arrested in the immediate aftermath of the attack, Israel Radio reported.
Meanwhile, a Palestinian police officer was killed Tuesday by shells fired from an Israeli tank near the Rafah crossing point between the Gaza Strip and Egypt, a Palestinian hospital official said, cited by AFP.
The victim, Mohamed Abu Jabar, was a 57-year-old captain. Four other people were hurt in the attack, including a woman who was seriously wounded.
Local officials said the tank fired on Palestinians who were trying to stop bulldozers from clearing an area of land near the frontier, said AFP.
Two Hamas members were killed and four others wounded when a car bomb destroyed two Gaza City houses, a Palestinian hospital source told AFP.
Nineteen-year-old Hamdi Madhoun's body was severely mutilated in the blast and was later taken to the Shifa Hospital.
According to the agency, which quoted a Palestinian police source, another body was later found in the ruins of the destroyed house.
The hospital also admitted two seriously injured Hamas sympathizers, Mohammed Abu Khaled and Abdel Karim Madhoun, in addition to Khaled's wife and one of their children, who were lightly injured, according to sources quoted by the agency.
The car bomb explosion totally razed the home of Khaled, located about 200 meters (yards) from the Mediterranean Sea beach, witnesses said.
A neighboring house was also destroyed in the blast.
Debris from the car was strewn about the explosion site.
Earlier reports theorized that a bomb exploded while being prepared by the activist.
Israel Army Radio said that the activists were preparing a car bomb, confirming in its initial report that two men were killed in the blast that occurred in Omar Mukhtar Street, the main artery of Gaza.
The Palestine Information Center, a website backing Hamas, charged that the incident was "a sophisticated assassination attack," hinting that the bomb was activated by one of the helicopters hovering in the area since morning.
Within the same context, Israel Radio reported that one of the Palestinians killed in the bomb blast was suspected of involvement in the murder of Ofir Nahum, 15, who allegedly was tricked into coming to Ramallah by a Palestinian woman and then murdered in February.
The Israel Army Radio also reported that a Jewish settler was stabbed by a Palestinian near Ganim settlement in Jenin, north of the West Bank. Her condition was still unclear as she was rushed to the Afula Hospital.
Earlier, a Palestinian man was killed in under mysterious circumstances in the West Bank, while another was killed in a bomb explosion near a Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip.
Haaretz newspaper reported that a Palestinian man was killed and another one injured when an explosive charge blew up near the southern Gaza Strip Jewish settlement of Rafah Yam.
The charge, which was said to have been a small one, had been placed under a private Israeli pickup truck carrying Palestinian farm laborers, Israeli public radio reported, cited by the paper.
The blast occurred beneath the truck outside of Rafah Yam, which is located in the Gush Katif settlement block.
In addition to the truck's Israeli owner and a number of Palestinians, the owner's wife and daughter were also aboard the vehicle, according to AFP.
The wife and daughter were said to be in a state of shock, said the agency.
Meanwhile, reports differed on the killing of another Palestinian. Adnan Oudeh, 32, was said to have been killed by Israeli troops because he was on their wanted list, according to Haaretz.
The paper said Oudeh was killed after fleeing his home in Hableh, near Qalqilya, during a raid by Israeli coast guards.
AFP said that he was a former collaborator with Israeli troops, but did not say whether Palestinians were behind the killing as is often the case in such deaths.
Haaretz said that another Palestinian was arrested during the raid.
In the West Bank city of Ramallah, Israeli security forces arrested an officer and a policeman from the Palestinian Authority General Intelligence Service overnight, said The Jerusalem Post newspaper.
Lieutenant Abdel Bassat Albayat and Ramzi Alian were taken from the Jelazoun refugee camp north of Ramallah, said the paper, adding that the two were reportedly charged with taking part in "terror acts carried out by the PA's Force 17 against Israelis" and had been on security forces' wanted lists for some time.
Several hundred Palestinians, some of them firing assault rifles into the air, marched in protest in Rafah, Gaza on Monday against an order by Palestinian President Yasser Arafat that unofficial armed groups disband, according to AFP.
The demonstrators included members of the committees of popular resistance, which belong to Arafat's Fateh movement. Arafat ordered the committees to disband over the weekend.
There were also members of the militant groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
Some of the 400 to 500 demonstrators were masked, while others wore hoods, with the procession headed up by men carrying an 81 millimeter mortar in a clear reference to the recent mortar attacks against Gaza Strip Jewish settlements.
Many demontrators shouted slogans against security cooperation and peace negotiations with Israel.
Among the targets of the slogans were Mohammed Dahlan, chief of preventive security in the Gaza Strip, and chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat.
Demonstrators chanted: "The blood of the martyrs is not for sale" and "No to traitors and treason, yes to the armed struggle!"
The angry crowd was also protesting against the arrest Saturday by Palestinian police of one of the main leaders of the radical Hamas movement, Abdel Aziz Rantissi.
"Rantissi habibi, we are going to blow up Tel Aviv," some protestors chanted.
The march went off without becoming violent.
The decree issued Saturday by the Palestinian Authority called for the popular committees -- better known as Tanzim -- to be reintegrated into the Palestinian security forces, and threatened punishment to comittee members who resisted.
Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres on Monday blamed a translation error for a report that Israel and the Palestinians had agreed on a ceasefire, but he said they had reached "an understanding," said reports.
"To have an agreement, you have to sit with a piece of paper and write it down, in small print," he told a news conference.
"This did not yet happen, but as a general concept, we reached an understanding," he said.
Peres had just held private talks with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and said he had briefed Annan on a visit he made to Egypt, where he conferred with President Hosni Mubarak on Sunday.
After their meeting, Mubarak had told reporters that "the Israelis and Palestinians have agreed to a ceasefire, on both sides" and that peace negotiations were due to resume four weeks after it took effect.
While the Palestinians have reportedly said they want a four-week ceasefire before negotiations are resumed, Israel is demanding a longer period.
Peres will present this view to US Secretary of State Colin Powell and President George W. Bush in meetings in the next two days, said Haaretz newspaper.
"We have a group of security people meeting constantly," Peres told reporters, referring to Israeli-Palestinian contacts.
In a speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) on Monday night, Peres said negotiations could not resume without a ceasefire.
"I think the Palestinians have begun to understand ... that to return to the negotiating table there must be a real ceasefire," he said, cited by the paper.
"Now, we're waiting to see if the Palestinian negotiators are willing to do so." Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's agreement to accept, as a basis for discussion, the Jordanian-Egyptian initiative for a ceasefire and renewal of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians has somewhat lightened the international pressure on Israel.
This, along with the announcement of a further easing of restrictions on Palestinians in the territories, and Peres' trips to Egypt, Jordan and the US, has placed the diplomatic initiative in Israel's court.
But earlier in the day, Mubarak said that the Israelis "begged" him to make an announcement of a Palestinian-Israeli ceasefire that they later denied, said AFP.
"They begged me to make the statement I made yesterday, on a ceasefire and a resumption of negotiations on the final status in a period of four weeks," Mubarak said during a speech to parliament for the May Day holiday.
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I dont care how lame the show maybe as compared to the first 10 years, its a great show still.
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Has anyone watched the latest episodes? They are nothing compared to what the show used to be. They are out of ideas. Last weeks episode was about getting the security guard to be friendly and give homer a fist bump.
I love the show, I've watched it since I was little but go watch your Simpsons DVDs and ask yourself if it is as good now as it was in the 90s. It's time to take this dog out behind the shed and put it out of its misery.
As we age, our taste and humor changes as well. there was a time in our lives when the word 'Butt' or 'Boob' could make us laugh uncontrollably and today those words have no effect. Today, I find myself watching shows I never dreamed of watching when I was younger and there are shows where I have to stop and ask myself, "I actually use to like that show".
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Im glad there coming back, they will probably end the show at 25 seasons.
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