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China to Suspend IPOs Amid Market Turmoil
China has decided to suspend new stock sales and, in a first, establish a market-stabilization fund aimed at fighting off the worst equities selloff in years. 94
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Toshiba is likely to mark down its past operating profit by at least $814 million as a result of accounting irregularities.
Greeks Deeply Divided on Referendum's Eve
Greece's momentous referendum on Sunday has exposed numerous fault lines among its populace that, whatever the vote's outcome, will be hard to close. 127
Malaysia 1MDB Probe Finds Documents Tied to Alleged Transfers to Najib
Malaysia's attorney general said a probe into a troubled state investment fund has uncovered documents related to allegations that money was transferred into the personal bank accounts of Prime Minister Najib Razak.
World Bank Deletes Critical Passage on China
The bank removed from a recent report its call on the Beijing government to reduce its influence on the country's financial system, raising questions over internal controls and external influence at the international body.
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Miami Condos Woo Chinese Buyers
As South American buyers slow down, Miami developers and real-estate brokers are setting their sights on China.
Billionaire Stock Picker Picks a Tough Week to Return
Taxi-driver-turned-art-collector Liu Yiqian, who made most of his billions trading stocks, jumped back into the Shanghai market with some $160 million this week.
Blackstone Group Hires New China Chairman
Private-equity firm Blackstone Group said it has hired Zhang Liping, a senior Credit Suisse Group banker, to head its operations in China.
Regulators Warn Banks on Loans to Oil, Gas Producers
U.S. regulators are sounding the alarm about banks' exposure to oil and gas producers, a move that could limit their ability to lend to companies battered by a yearlong slump in prices.
Syrian Mosque Blast Kills Nusra Front Members
Activists say a bomb has exploded inside a mosque where al Qaeda's branch in Syria was holding a fast-breaking meal, killing at least 14.
Philippine Police File Murder Complaints Over Capsized Ferry
Police in the Philippines have filed multiple murder complaints against the owner and the crew of a ferry that capsized, leaving more than 50 dead.
Vietnam Party Chief Balances Ties Between U.S., China
Vietnam's top Communist Party official described the U.S. as a force for stability in the Asia Pacific region ahead of a landmark visit to Washington.
Egypt's President Visits Troops in Embattled North Sinai
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi traveled to the troubled Sinai Peninsula to inspect troops, after an Islamic State group that carried out a deadly assault earlier in the week said it had fired three rockets at Israel a day earlier.
Tunisia Imposes State of Emergency
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Calls Against Samsung Merger Ring Louder
Proxy-advisory firm ISS recommended shareholders reject a proposed Samsung merger, dealing a blow to a succession plan at South Korea's biggest conglomerate.
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Hyundai Loses Traction in Effort to Reverse Profit Slowdown
Hyundai's drop in sales calls into question its ability to meet its full-year target, and underscores the challenges the world's fifth-biggest auto maker faces in braking its profit slide.
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Federer Advances at Wimbledon
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Tavis Smiley marks 10 tenacious years on PBS
LOS ANGELES — First he lost his studio and station home. Then some public radio stations dumped him after he criticized President Barack Obama. Earlier this year, Arsenio Hall swept in and poached his executive producer and other key staffers. Oh, and the tendons in his ankles needed surgery.
Life ain't always easy for Tavis Smiley.
No need for a pity party: The 49-year-old veteran broadcaster last month signed a new two-year deal with PBS for his self-titled late-night talk show. (The show airs locally on WKNO-TV Channel 10.) He also co-hosts, with the scholar Cornel West, the public radio show "Smiley & West."
As one of the most recognizable black media personalities in America, he's sufficiently well-known that next year he's due for his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
But as Smiley recounted from his South Los Angeles offices recently, the PBS deal was hardly a foregone conclusion, given some of the hurdles he has faced in this, his 10th year on the network.
"This year was supposed to be a celebration of all the stuff we had done together," he said, his briefcase crammed with dog-eared folders containing documents related to his various current projects.
That includes notes for "Death of a King," the book he's co-authoring about the last year of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His right foot was sheathed in an orthotic boot because of nagging tendon trouble; he was due for surgery the next day, then weeks of physical therapy.
"It's getting harder and harder to make this stuff work," he said. "Every week, I'm beating my head against a wall, trying to raise money."
Such is the life of a public-television personality. Unlike most TV hosts, who simply do their jobs and collect a paycheck from a network, Smiley has to go out and raise most of the money for his program, which costs between $7 million and $8 million a year to produce. PBS generally contributes about $1 million of that sum. The rest comes from corporate sponsors, which Smiley has to round up himself.
The sluggish economy and reduced corporate spending have threatened the show's viability. But luckily for Smiley, Walmart, a longtime sponsor, stepped up again, this time with a three-year commitment. (PBS can only offer a maximum of two years on renewals because, as a government-supported entity, it must be periodically authorized by Congress.) But Walmart covers only about a quarter of the costs.
But penny-pinching companies aren't his only worry. The world is changing in ways that don't always favor the reflective, tweedy atmosphere of public television.
"As the handlers get younger and younger and as the artists crave more and more to be in the social media zeitgeist, it becomes harder and harder for my producers to get through to clients the value of being on PBS," he said. "It's not an easy sell."
Most guests on "Tavis Smiley" get gentle questions and a remarkably sympathetic ear, but outside of the studio, Smiley can be plenty scrappy.
He has angered some radio listeners with his criticisms of Obama. In an interview with The New York Times, he suggested in 2012 that Obama is "boxed in by his blackness" and often treated black people callously. The comments led several public radio stations to dump his program.
But problems closer to home have been worse. In late 2010, LA's KCET-TV, which presented "Tavis Smiley" to stations across the country, announced it would leave the network after years of disputes over dues and other issues. The conflict had nothing to do with him personally, yet he nevertheless paid a huge price: He was forced to move off the station's lot and rent studio space at a commercial facility. Smiley's show is now presented locally on PBS SoCal, the former KOCE-TV in Orange County.
Then, earlier this year, his longtime executive producer, Neal Kendall, left to work on Arsenio Hall's new late-night show. On his way out, Kendall took a few of his most experienced crew people. Smiley replaced him with Jacoba "Coby" Atlas, a former programming executive for PBS.
Given all the problems, one might well wonder why Smiley bothers.
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Plus, he just likes talking to people. That he's doing it televised is just a bonus.
"When I'm in that chair, conducting those conversations," he said, "that's as close to heaven as I get."
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Cordoba Day Trip from Seville Including Skip-the-Line Entrance to Cordoba Mosque and Optional Tour of Carmona
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A must have visit when you travel to Andalusia. Excellent mezquita, walk around Jewish quater, visit the christian palace. The Architecture in Cordoba mezquita is really beautiful and breath taking. Our tour leader is excellent too, Alicia and the driver Manuel?. Visit to Carmona is recommended, a small, unique roman city. The tour agent is professional, value for money. Excellent!
Great Tour guide, great place.
It is the guide who makes any Trip exciting. Guide was fantastic and very good explanation and description of various places of tour.
Fabulous! The entire city was wonderful and the guide was quite knowledgeable.
Good trip with great guides well worth the day
Our guide was great and the tour was very good!
despite some hiccups at the outset getting to the guide office with our driver who did not speak a word of English, the tour itself was great. The only issue we had was that the tour was approximately 30 people all Spanish speaking with myself, husband and two others requiring an English guide. The guide who was very knowledgable, spoke in both languages, however as we were the minority, more than a few times we had to remind her to translate in English and often felt the translation was given in minutes less than in Spanish. However, overall she was friendly, informative and it did not damper the most wonderful experience in Cordoba. Recommended!
The trip is definitely recommended. You get a chance to visit another beautiful place in less than a day!
Cordoba is a pretty pretty place! Beautiful narrow streets, windows decorated with flowers..picture perfect! Be it Seville or Cordoba, Andalusia is beautiful! Our guide was great too!
Very good service, attention and great people. We had a great experience!!!! Everyone was very patient with our kids, we got to see the best places of the city. Cordoba is beautiful. I really liked this tour and I will highly recommend it. I want to come back!!!!! Excellent experience and great time
One of the "must see" - mezquita of cordoba . Our guide ,Alicia, from Andalus tour took very good care of us. She made sure we understood he history of the place and its surroundings.
Nice place...very particular. Wonderful cathedral.
Our tour to Cordoba was really interesting. Our tour guide was Silvia. She was very knowledgeable, professional and personable. We really enjoyed the day! I must add that Andalsur Excursions as a company must improve it's game. They moved and did not inform us of the new location prior to our departure for Spain. They also did not return my e-mails that I sent to ehm prior to our trip. Silvia made the difference for us and the day itself was very good. Again Silvia was the saving factor, as she was terrific!
The driver was outstanding. The guide was very knowlegeable and friendly.
Our guide for this tour was incredible! Just to think that you are standing in a place that was built in the second century and continued with Muslim, Roman and Christian control truly reminded me that God loves and created ALL of us. Beautiful!
The tour of Cordoba was great - though our guide spoke too quickly! ALSO: the Carmona option never happened!!! We brought it to the attention of the guide, but nothing happened! We should be reimbursed for that part!!!
Wonderful, definitely recommend visiting the city and spending some time on your own as well. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and helpful.
The guide in Cordoba was exellent, but the optional Carmona tour isn't really worth it (in my case, the guide didn't have much to say...). I would definitly recommend the Cordoba tour!
Buena excursion con buenos guias
Sylvia was the tour guide on the bus to Cordoba and she was very good. In Cordoba Anna led the walking tour and was excellent. Since she is rather short, it might be helpful for her to carry a flag or something so the tourists don't lose her. Again, it was hard to get a confirmation from Viator about the meeting place for the bus. I wrote 2-3 times and got no response. Fortunately, we arrived in Seville the day before the tour so I asked the hotel to call the tour company to confirm the pick-up time and place.
Cordoba Mosque is very much worth seeing. It is beautiful and unique, a mix between Catholics and Muslim. The local guide tour could be better if headsets and receivers are provided. It is not easy to hear every thing the guide says, especially when he switches between Spanish and English. You will not be able to take pictures and listen at the same time due to this fact. You will miss either the explanation or the pictures since the tour keeps on constantly moving.
Good tour, if you want to see both places the same day. The guides knew their history. Only recommendation is to do Carmona in the morning, since the town is a ghost town in the afternoon. The mesquita is amazing. Our guide Clara was very helpfull and kind.
Sylvia, our guide, was very good. Charming and very helpful. We were disappointed with the tour of the "famous" flowering patios as we saw very little of them. Our guide at the Mosque, David, was excellent and very well informed. He made the whole tour very interesting.
Omneya M
the tour was very nice but our tour guide was frustrating... he was giving wrong info about Islam at that time and giving missing info about Muslims as well, i left the group and i did the tour alone using the map
The tour is worth going to. The tour guide in Cordoba very informative and good. The accompanying guide could have been better. In future tour could infform us about weather and even provide umbrellas.
Pros: Cordoba mosque is an impressive structure. The guide and the drivers are attentive. Vehicles are clean and comfortable. Operators does its best to keep the time schedule. The local guides in Cordoba are knowledgeable. You also have free time to wander around the city and have a lunch in one of the tapas bars.
Cons: You spend most of the time in seeing similar structures that are available in seville with little time left for the main attraction, Cordoba Mosque. Our tour was a combination of English Spanish and French speaking people. Thus the information given in the bus were repeated 3 ties by the same guide and difficult to follow. The tour operator basically transports you to the location and leave you with the local guides in Cordoba for a 3 hour tour. Then you are left of for the full afternoon without any guidance until operator comes back to pick you up from the city.
The optional tour of Carmona is completely unnecessary and a waste of time and money!!!
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I just spent a bit of this evening listening to an old friend ... actually TWO "Old Friends," being Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, and their amazing concert some 30+ years ago in Central Park. As I listened, I was astonished to hear what was, for my ears, classic after classic after classic piece of musical legerdemain, mostly written by Simon and voiced by those two remarkable artists.
May I leave you this evening with this wonderful, understated anthem to America ... "An American Tune:"
Have a good night.
For the weekend. Just a fun little ditty from a time long ago that I love. I hope everyone enjoys.
I forgot to say that I still have Pumpkin, aka Prancer, aka The Brat. He and Jerry weren't exactly friends, but he KNOWS something happened today. You can't tell ME that cats (and dogs) aren't sentient creatures.
Thank you for the flowers, Carl. They're lovely.
Dirty Elaine.
Elaine, so sorry to hear that news. Thanks for checking in an letting us know. We've all been thinking about you two. Although the finally outcome was not a surprise, getting there is never easy. If it's any consolation, you can be sure that Jerry had the best of care and shared a wonderful companion for many years. -- Carl
Hello. I haven't been around for a while because I was fussing over Hairy Jerry, and when I wasn't fussing, I was in my room re-reading my favorite books to take my mind off everything.
SO...it finally got to the point that Jerry couldn't even swallow water, and we took him to the vet today....and you know the rest. It was actually very peaceful for him, but my eyes are still wet from time to time.
I'm blaming myself as usual...for hanging on to him as long as I did. I always do this. I'll get over it, and be back sometime soon
Bye-bye, Jerry. You were the most affectionate cat I've had in ages.
Melinda, that is exactly why we have to fight against health insurance linked to jobs, and for universal health coverage. It is a tough fight, and one well worth the effort. Our nation cannot be strong as long as the system doesn't work for all its citizens.
It seems to me, the major issue besides health care for all, is education for all, even life-long learning. Investments in education always pay back to the system more than it takes out.
Take a simple example, when I lived in Alaska, the native kids didn't know about hygiene. With just a few very short, quick instructions, we were able to teach them how to blow their noses into tissues, toss them into a fire, and how to wash their hands. The colds and flu went down, school attendance improved, and the general health of the kids improved. Prevention is so easy, doesn't require a degree in science, is easy to learn and everyone benefits.
Does your husband have good stress management techniques? In reality, one can't cure stupid, and when management is not as smart as they think they are, the workers pay a price. So, workers can learn procedures that reduce stress, even as they take on management. Part of the strategy is building coalitions, which is exactly what unions do.
With you and your kids having health problems, and living in a culture such as ours, we need strong leadership to take on systemic problems. You can't do it alone, but you can and do take necessary action when it is called for. This is no time for prayer ... it is time for praxis, thought + action.
Praxis is usually considered a liberation theology word meaning to express how the Gospel of Jesus Christ is to be lived in the world.
In secular terms, it means the process by which a theory, lesson, or skill is enacted, practiced. embodied, or realised.
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:-D Thanks Ian! Is Denmark still in a heatwave?
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Get an overview of this hotel4-star caravan park/campground with restaurant and outdoor pool
Situated near the beach, this caravan park/campground is 0.3 mi (0.6 km) from Australian Aviation Heritage Centre and within 3 mi (5 km) of Hidden Valley Raceway and Crocodylus Park. Fannie Bay Race Course and Marrara Sports Complex are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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A guy walks into the movie theater with his own sandwich...
Were they eating durian? Complain! Cold chicken sandwiches? If the movie is good you probably wont notice the aroma. But count your blessings... At least they hadn't brought a wailing baby with them! Which is why I ONLY watch movies at home! '-)
Jul 03, 2015Caroline1 in Not About Food
What Unusual or Uncommon Vegetables Do You Eat - And how do you prepare them?
If you cook Asian foods, jicama is a great substitute for water chestnuts. Similar to water chestnuts, jicama stays crispy and crunchy in a stir fry. Slice or dice it as you choose.
Jun 26, 2015Caroline1 in Home Cooking
I would NOT use any caustic chemicals that could seep into the crazing and ruin your food! NOT a good idea.
As for rescuing it, I wouldn't worry about it. 56 years ago (yes! fifty six!) I seriously cremated some green beans in olive oil and tomato in my oval Le Creuset lidded pan. I mean seriously cremated. Carbon! I put it to soak with water and baking soda in the pan and the next day my housekeeper asked if she should finish cleaning it. (I lived in Turkey at the time) I said yes, BUT... <sigh> didn't supervise. Her idea of "cleaning" included taking a screwdriver to the interior of the pan to try to crack off some of the burnt crust. The problem was she also went through the enamel leaving about a dime sized area of cast iron bare faced for all of the world to see. I have NEVER stopped using the pan. It works just fine to this day.
Relax, and don't damage your pan further or the flavor of your food with harsh chemicals not designed to be a wholesome ingredient in whatever you cook. I don't think my experience with Le Creuset is all that unique. It's good stuff, but damned heavy! Good luck.
Oh, on the rare occasion that it's been a while since I last used my Le Creuset pan and a little rust may have developed on the dime size hole in the enamel, I just give it a scrub with SOS and rinse really well, then cook! "Ugly pan" does NOT have an impact on the final flavor of any great things you cook in your pan.
Thanks! But you've also made my point!
If Texas is famous for beef, and Dallas/Fort Worth are still an integral part of "cattle country," WHY should I find it neccessary to drive 190.7 miles to get some decent barbecue BEEF ribs?????????
Jun 20, 2015Caroline1 in Dallas - Fort Worth
You're very welcome and enjoy! I'm trying a sous vide experiment with their beef ribs as I write. Time will tell whether it's a good idea.
I LOVE "barbecued" beef ribs, and Texas, with all of it's cattle and fame about Texas barbecue SEEMS only to barbecue pork, with a few exceptions. So.... The most famous sous vide beef rib recipes (a la Thomas Keller, for example) cook the ribs at 140F for 72 hours. All who have tasted them go into rapture! My experiment is to cook them the same way, except actually bagged in my own made from scratch by me barbecue sauce for the full 72 hours. But now that I'm exactly at the half-way mark, doubts are festering. What if all of the spices in the sauce go way out of balance because of the extra long cooking time? <sigh>
I'm talking about it here BECAUSE it may fail miserably, and if it does, most Chowhounds won't know about it because this is in the DFW board. But if it turns out drop dead fabulous (which my half-way jitters tend to make me think is improbable), then I'll be crowing all over the home cooking board! Method in my madness! '-)
And I STILL wish there was a Sous Vide Board!!!
Jun 20, 2015Caroline1 in Dallas - Fort Worth
What do you eat when you don't know what you want?
If you have all of this at the ready anytime you're hungry and don't know what you want to eat, I wanna come live with you!
Jun 09, 2015Caroline1 in General Topics
If you like organic grass fed, grass finished dry aged beef (and I do!), Burgundy Beef is an excellent choice. In fact, you have 2 choices. You can drive out to Grandview and pick it up from their store, OR they deliver to your home twice a month, dates depending on where you live in the metroplex (I live in Plano), for a $10.00 fee. Local deliveries have never been frozen unless you ask specifically for frozen beef.
Here's their website, and it includes all of this information and lots more. For grass fed, grass finished, organic dry aged beef I like their prices, and the beef is great! Just remember to cook grass fed as directed on the web site. It cooks at lower temps and faster than "store bought grain fed beef." They also carry local raw honey, lamb, and pork, some of which has a changing availability according to the season.
And you can get organic whole chicken cheaper at Sprouts! '-)
Jun 08, 2015Caroline1 in Dallas - Fort Worth
Thomas English Muffins--is it me...?
I bought some about a month ago just to check out whether they are still abominable. They aren't! I was surprised. My guess is that there were enough indignant screams that they saw the error of their ways.
HOWEVER... Originally, Thomas ONLY made the original formula. There are enough variations now that it is mind boggling. And I AM boggled!
Now, if only enough people would scream and yell about what they've done with ALL Oroweat breads! Sheesh.
Jun 06, 2015Caroline1 in General Topics
Santoku knife- What do you use for that you wouldn't use a chef knife?
My goof! Women (such as me) just don't have the ability to resist a ringing telephone! I'm pretty sure my condition is genetic. '-)
Santoku knife- What do you use for that you wouldn't use a chef knife?
No offense taken, but I see that I completely FORGOT to include the link that supports my experience with Japanese knives over the last umpity umpty years! My bad. Here is the link:
Sorry for the goof.
What's that smell and why is it permeating my food?
You've received a lot of good answers! But it seems to me there is one more "test" you can use to try to narrow down the cause. That is to put everything you can in air-tight GLASS or metal containers the minute you bring things home from the store. I would also add open boxes of baking soda to the fridge (maybe more than 1) and the freezer.
Your oven SHOULD be free of contaminating odors since regular oven use will burn everything away that will cause odors. Have you tried storing things like cereal and crackers and maybe even bread in the oven to see if they stay "strange odor free"?
Next time you're near a craft or paint store pick up a small bottle of artist's linseed oil (it's used for blending oil paints by artists) and see if it smells anything like the odor you're getting. Or better yet, ANY paint department should have some on hand they'll allow you to smell for free. Personally, I tend to doubt it's linseed oil polluting your house and flavoring your foods. But hey, smell it in a paint department and you'll know for sure!
Good luck, and PLEASE let us know when/if you find out what it is. THIS curious cat wants to know! '-)
May 19, 2015Caroline1 in Not About Food
Santoku knife- What do you use for that you wouldn't use a chef knife?
Here's an article from/by a Japanese knife sharpening service that gives a LOT of excellent information that should be especially useful to Americans. Why? Because a TRUE Japanese santoku knife is designed for RIGHT HANDED people and has a single bevel cutting edge, meaning it is designed for precision cutting in which one side of the knife will cling by suction to the food being sliced.
That said, so called "santoku" knives from major "international" knife manufacturers such as Henkel's, et alus, are NOT true santoku knives because they don't have the traditional single bevel cutting edge. A double bevel (sharpened equally on both sides of the blade) "santoku" knife, therefore, is NOT a santoku, but a compromise to make a "sushi chic" Japanese STYLE knife for Americans.
I use a 10" chefs knife with a traditional chef's hold and my slicing technique is pretty classic, therefore ANY santoku knife does not work well for me because the curve and angle of the blade (regardless of how the cutting edge is beveled) does not lend itself well to my style of cutting and dicing.
However, a GREAT Asian knife that DOES lend itself well to classic chef's knife use is a "Chinese cleaver." It traditionally does have the double bevel edge and is great for chopping and dicing and all sorts of good stuff. Unfortunately, my Chinese cleaver met with some sort of foul play a decade or more ago because it never arrived at the new house! It cost me all of about $7.00 in a fabulous Chinese super market (Woo Chee Chong's) in San Diego about a half century ago. It had a carbon steel blade that held an edge like a miracle, and sharp enough someone could shave with it. I keep promising myself to buy another... Some day! '-)
But my point is that given a choice between a santoku or a Chinese (vegetable!) cleaver, I'd go with the Chinese cleaver 8 days a week! Oh, and a Chinese cleaver is NOT anything like a meat clever! It has a thin blade and is designed for cutting vegetables.
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Foods to pack for long day & night at hospital
Been there, done that, and what worked best for me were things that tasted good and didn't leave me with a "make do" feeling. Some of the things I remember as satisfying were plastic containers of macaroni or potato salad, cold fried chicken, stuffed pita sandwiches with a plastic container of Greek olives, quartered tomatoes and feta cheese on the side. Roast beef and butter sandwiches (with salt and generous black pepper) that I love. Containers of fruit salad, or any fruit/berries. Those plastic fruit, applesauce, pudding, and gelatin cups work too.
I know this isn't a time for you that promotes "creative thinking" when you have other things to consider, but there are tons of options. Soup! I forgot to mention soup! And stew. And pasta...
Add to this that all of the hospital family waiting rooms that I've been in over the last 40 years all had free help-yourself coffee and tea, and for at least the last two decades they have also had microwave ovens next to the coffee. Since you'll be traveling to reach the hospital, I would expect it to be large enough that these amenities will be sitting there waiting for you! So you can have hot foods too, but be warned, popcorn isn't a good idea unless you take and make enough for everyone in smelling distance! '-) (I've also been there and done that.)
Good luck and may everything turn out great!
May 18, 2015Caroline1 in General Topics
It was mixed in with all of the "active discussions" that come up when I first log on. And this is a constant problem for me! Or maybe it isn't me? I mean, WHY is an August 2002 thread from 13 years ago showing up now on the relatively new cheese discussion board that wasn't even around back then?
But this is a constant and continuing (and greatly disorienting) problem for me. So now I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the "one size fits all" software that CBS is using to TRY to accommodate ALL operating systems from Apple/Mac to Windows to Android to Chrome, not to mention all the various browsers in use today?
I use Windows 7 Ultimate on my desktop PC, Windows 8.1 on my tablet, and even my smart phone is a Windows phone, and I use Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Firefox browsers. I frequently (consistently?) get VERY old threads popping up among all of the new threads when I initially log in or click on "Community" that USED TO show a mixed bag of all of the latest new and active discussions. For months now I get an unsorted hodge-podge of new and ancient all tossed together like a no-holds-barred salad! Frustrating, and directly related to why I'm not as active as I have been in the past. And don't get me started on ridiculously mismatched pictures and topics!
Anyway, thanks for asking, Melanie. :-) And while we're at it, Hey, Mods, if you want to transfer this over to Site Talk, feel free!
Traditionally, it's eaten, but it's a matter of choice.. Anyone ever seen a recipe for "brie en croute" that calls for "peeled brie?" And by the way, REAL brie is made with raw milk and cannot (by law) be bought in the United States.
The rind of fake brie (as in brie-like simulations not aged in French caves) is the result of being sprayed early in the aging process with a natural penicillin mold that actually protects the cheese from harmful molds and bacteria developing on it during aging. Well, that's the MODERN method! The mold develops naturally in the caves of the Brie region of France where the aged cheese originated, maybe as early as 1,200 or 1,300 years ago. It gives a distinct "mushroomy" flavor to the rind. I love it! The same mold results in the rind on Camembert, as well as the white mold on the casings of several classic Italian "deli" sausages. Good stuff!
Without a link or a cut-and-paste copy of the recipe it's anyone's guessing game. That said, "creamy cheddar" sounds more like it's referring to some sort of recipe for a salad dressing for the (to me) rather bizarre salad of cauliflower, grapes, and hazelnuts. On the other hand, a pasta salad with cauliflower, grapes, hazelnuts, cheddar cubes, maybe even some cubes of ham, and a "creamy" dressing of some sort might be an interesting side dish for a picnic or barbecue.
Or maybe he's just suffering from reading too many restaurant menus where no single ingredient goes without a superlative. '-)
How to invite friends for dinner, where everyone pays for their own food?
I totally fess up to not being a kid anymore, and realize that times do change, but that said, here's my take:
For whatever reasons of human nature come into play on "let's go eat together but everyone pays for their own food and drink," this seems to work best for a group of women at lunch. I've never experienced it working well for couples at dinner, especially at better restaurants. I've never initiated such an event but "we" (successive husbands) have gone to a few and by the end of the evening there was always someone grumbling out loud that "for this much money I'd have damned sure picked someplace else!"
Personally, I'd invite friends to bring something to my house for a pot luck dinner before I'd ask couples to go to a specific restaurant for dinner and pick up their own checks. Girl friends for lunch? Yes! Other couples for dinner? When pigs fly! '-)
May 09, 2015Caroline1 in Not About Food
Any experience storing a copper pan permanently on a sailboat?
To me, anyone who thinks stainless steel is "stainless" is incredibly inexperienced! But there are a few good stainless "polishes" out there that do a respectable job of keeping my stainless steel relatively stain free. I suspect it would work well on a boat as well. I use "Sprayway Stainless Steel Cleaner and Polish."
Any experience storing a copper pan permanently on a sailboat?
If you settle for anything less than the Scanpan CTX you could have problems. Moral? Don't settle! '-)
*IF* I could buy bologna that tastes like the bologna I loved as a kid, I would probably still be having bologna sandwiches at least twice a week for lunch.
White bread, heavy on the mayonnaise, 1 thick slice of bologna (casing freshly peeled away), iceberg lettuce, a slice of beefsteak tomato fresh from the garden and the slice is bigger than the bread. Freshly ground black pepper. Sandwich sliced corner to corner, a sweet pickle or two on the side, some potato chips, and a BIG glass of raw milk fresh from the cow that very morning. LUNCH!
THAT kind of bologna has not been seen by man nor beast in well over forty years!
At least I still have peanut butter and jelly.
Apr 28, 2015Caroline1 in General Topics
Any experience storing a copper pan permanently on a sailboat?
You begin by mentioning a skillet... *If* that's what you're looking for, I would recommend one of these:
The advantage is NOTHING on, of, in, or about it is going to tarnish. EVER! Plus it is infallibly non-stick, so you can use metal utensils, and for all intents and purposes, you CANNOT harm the pan and the pan will NEVER NEVER EVER harm you! It's a special titanium non-stick, so it's win/win.
If I still spent time cooking aboard a boat and wanted a copper pot to use, I would choose copper lined with stainless steel, not tin, simply because you'll be using it in a fairly caustic environment and ss holds up to that kind of abuse better than tin.
Whatever you decide, may all of your cooking aboard yield glorious results! '-)
Your favorite junk food or guilty pleasure?
Thank you! I'll bring my own Pommery. '-)
Apr 26, 2015Caroline1 in General Topics
It is a "classic" (every Greek yaya's recipe is a little different) tomato-ey lamb stew that uses orzo pasta as the starchy ingredient instead of potatoes. Never met a youvetsi I didn't love!
Apr 25, 2015Caroline1 in General Topics
Your favorite junk food or guilty pleasure?
Can I come share your liverwurst repast? I LOVE the stuff! '-)
Apr 24, 2015Caroline1 in General Topics
starving on Food Stamps / SNAP
Yup. It has always struck me as a highly ridiculous solution to a major national health problem of epidemic proportions to distribute food stamps to people who, for whatever reason, cannot cook. Can we say, "Houston, we've got a PROBLEM!"
Apr 24, 2015Caroline1 in Food Media & News
Please interpret this menu pricing....
My response was to your apparent idea that the recipe and link you offer is critical to kebabs and Iranian cooking when it is simply ONE recipe in the Iranian/Persian food repertoire that is a vast compendium of thousands of years of fabulous cooking.
There is NO single recipe that defines the food of Iran/Persia, much less the menus of ethnically Iranian owned kebab shops and/or restaurants in America.
Apr 24, 2015Caroline1 in Not About Food
Your favorite junk food or guilty pleasure?
For who-knows-what-reason, the stores in my area that used to carry them don't anymore. They used to be hard to miss in the potato chip/popcorn aisle a couple of years ago. So now I get mine from amazon.com. I really like the freshness factor, and NOT having to finish a larger bag before it goes stale.
Please interpret this menu pricing....
Apr 23, 2015Caroline1 in Not About Food
Your favorite junk food or guilty pleasure?
Or find a place that uses organic grass fed animals in their liverwurst (as in most imported Euro brands) and it will be a heck of a lot healthier to eat than sushi grade tuna or salmon! YAY Omega 3's!!!!!!
Your favorite junk food or guilty pleasure?
They don't make noise like popcorn does, so you have to watch the bag closely. But once you get the timing right, they're fabulous. Lowrey's is NOT the only brand available but it's often the easiest to find. Try Google for Microwave Pork Rinds and for Microwave Chicharrones. Good stuff!


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Havan in Pyaar Ka Dard Hai Meetha Meetha Pyara Pyara
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Very Enjoyable & a good atmosphere off-screen
Love you Disha Parmar and Nakuul Mehta!
Manasi Salvi doing fantastic in the emotional scenes!
Awww I really loved the havan in the show. It truly showcased how talented the entire cast is, from Manasi Salvi and Nitesh Pandey to Nakuul Mehta, Disha Parmar. Love PKDH! x
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Harriet MacGibbon was born in Chicago, Illinois on October 5, 1905 and grew up in New York state where she made her Broadway debut in 1923. She worked on the stage for some 20 years. She later worked in films and on TV where she is best remembered…more
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