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I'm not so much worried about someone stealing my bike (I have insurance for that), as I am worried someone is going to sit on the bike and maybe tip it over. Then I'm looking at cosmetic damage, and I'm out my deductible for the repairs. Or someone will plop their kid on the seat and he/she/it decides to snap off my mirror because, hey, shiny! Minor annoyances, really, but I'll avoid them if I can.
I've never heard of such a thing happening. Is that really a problem where you live? I know it isn't anywhere I've been.
Not so much where I live now, but I lived in Memphis a lot of years. Holy smokes, Batman! The things people would do to your bike were astonishing. I came out of the Wolfchase Mall one time and some fat chick had her two kids sitting on my bike! She was holding the bike upright and letting the kids make
sounds while she tipped the bike back and forth to simulate turning. I had three simultaneous aneurysms!!!
Truthfully, I don't have many problems with people messing with my bike. Now I live in a small town, and everyone is pretty respectful. However, I would just rather take a couple simple precautions when I park my bike for the night (especially out of town), rather than have to come up with my insurance deductible if someone damages my bike. It takes 30 seconds to throw my bike cover on. I don't mind.
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3) In bowl, whisk the eggs until foamy.
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5) Stir in flour, cheese, chives, garlic powder, salt and butter.
6) Beat just until batter is smooth and foamy on top.
7) Slowly pour batter into coated cups, to fill within 1/4 inch of top.
8) Bake in the oven for 10 minutes.
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10) Lower the temperature to 350°F. and bake for 10 to 20 minutes or until the mixture fluffs up and deep golden brown.
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Financial Results, New Programs, Appointments and Promotions - Research Report on U.S. Bancorp, Fifth Third Bank, Huntington Bancshares, Brookfield and BankUnited PR Newswire NEW YORK, July 22, 2013 NEW YORK, July 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Editor Note: For more information about this release, please scroll to bottom. Today, Analysts' Corner announced new research reports highlighting U.S. Bancorp (NYSE: USB), Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ: FITB), Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (NASDAQ: HBAN), Brookfield Asset Management Inc. (NYSE: BAM) and BankUnited, Inc. (NYSE: BKU). Today's readers may access these reports free of charge - including full price targets, industry analysis and analyst ratings - via the links below. U.S. Bancorp Research Report On July 17, 2013, U.S. Bancorp (U.S. Bancorp) released its Q2 2013 results. The Company posted net income of $1.5 billion or $0.76 per diluted common share in Q2 2013, compared to $1.4 billion or $0.71 per diluted common share in Q2 2012. According to the Company, earnings for the quarter were driven by a year-over-year reduction in noninterest expense and a lower provision for credit losses. Commenting on the results, U.S. Bancorp Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Richard K. Davis stated, "Our Company earned record net income of $1,484 million in the second quarter, or $.76 per diluted common share. In addition, we achieved profitability metrics that remain among the very best in our industry, including a return on average assets of 1.70 percent, return on average common equity of 16.1 percent and an efficiency ratio of 51.7 percent. I take great pride in our Company's ability to attain these record results, particularly given the current slow, albeit steady, growth we have seen in the markets we serve." The Full Research Report on U.S. Bancorp - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.analystscorner.com/r/full_research_report/67a1_USB] -- Fifth Third Bancorp Research Report On July 9, 2013, Fifth Third Bancorp (Fifth Third Bank) announced that along with NextJob, the Company has created a program to help Bank customers find jobs. According to the Company, the Job Seeker's Toolkit is a web-based, multi-media program that facilitates interactive learning through nine job search modules. Commenting on the program, Steven Alonso, Executive Vice President and Head of the Consumer Bank, Fifth Third Bancorp said, "Our relationship with NextJob continues to provide unique benefits for our customers. Our homeowner reemployment initiative is an outreach effort to distressed mortgage borrowers to help them find their next career and avoid foreclosure. Now, this phase II effort enables us to offer a key component of that homeowner reemployment program-the online job search assistance-to a much broader audience, and therefore, help more people gain financial security." The Full Research Report on Fifth Third Bancorp - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.analystscorner.com/r/full_research_report/8d06_FITB] -- Huntington Bancshares Incorporated Research Report On July 9, 2013, Huntington Bancshares Incorporated (Huntington Bancshares) announced that it has appointed Harry Farver as the Company's Chief Internal Auditor. The Company reported that Farver will report directly to the audit committee of the Huntington Board of Directors and will continue to direct internal audit functions and interface with the Board and the Bank's executive leadership team on audit and control matters. Commenting on the appointment, Stephen D. 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The Company informed that Mr. Redding will advise on Brookfield's global investment strategies across its more than $175 billion portfolio of assets under management, represent the Company's expertise and capabilities to the global marketplace as well as guide the Company's thought leadership initiatives related to Real Asset investment and operations. Bruce Flatt, Brookfield's Chief Executive Officer, stated, "We are pleased Kim has taken on the role of Brookfield's Chief Investment Strategist. With over three decades of experience, Kim is a leading authority on investing in Real Assets. We believe his expanded role will enhance our ability to both earn superior risk adjusted returns and communicate our strategies to our clients." The Full Research Report on Brookfield Asset Management Inc. - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.analystscorner.com/r/full_research_report/f1b1_BAM] -- BankUnited, Inc. Research Report On July 10, 2013, BankUnited, Inc. (BankUnited) announced the promotion of Susan Wright Greenfield to the position of Senior Vice President, Investor Relations and Corporate Secretary. The Company informed that Greenfield will be responsible for overseeing corporate governance matters and communications between the Board of Directors, Senior Management and the Company's shareholders. According to John Kanas, BankUnited's Chairman, President and CEO, "Susan played a key role in critical corporate matters as vice president of investor relations. She is a trusted advisor to me, the board and members of the senior management team, and I know she will continue to serve our company and its shareholders well." 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The President also intends to change the way our children are educated. He says that he wants teachers compensated on a merit basis, and parents freer to select schools they deem best for their children. But his teachers' union allies won't go along, and in the one test of his rhetoric so far he has allowed his party to kill a program that provided funds to allow a few thousand poor, mostly black children to escape the horrors of the Washington, D.C school system and instead attend swanky private schools of the sort in which he has enrolled his daughters.
There is no doubt about one thing: the President intends to increase the number of students financially able to attend college. America will, in the end, have more degree-wielding students and fewer horny-handed sons of toil. That will produce another result the President has in mind as he rebuilds the American house on his rock. The earnings premium paid to highly educated workers will decline as the number of men and women competing for those jobs increases, and the relative wages of the fewer blue-collar -- by then, green-collar -- workers will increase.
This greater equality of income distribution is, for Obama, the summun bonum. He is redesigning the tax system to narrow the after-tax gap between "the rich" (family incomes above $250,000 per year) and lower earners, even if the economic cost of such a move-- reduced risk-taking--is quite high. Equity, not economic efficiency, is his goal. Which is why he favors raising the rate at which capital gains are taxed even if the result is a reduction, rather than an increase, in the Treasury's net receipts.
There will be more changes pushed through by a man who regards himself as a "transformational" President, in the tradition of Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Roosevelt. Women will be "empowered" to bring more law suits if they feel discriminated against, either currently or in years gone by; more Americans will work in the public sector as it expands relative to the private sector, and as Washington displaces New York as the nation's financial capital. Love him or loathe him, Barack Obama will leave an America vastly different from the one he inherited. Unless, of course, sooner rather than later, voters decide they rather liked the older model.
Irwin M. Stelzer is a contributing editor to THE WEEKLY STANDARD, director of economic policy studies at the Hudson Institute, and a columnist for the Sunday Times (London).


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It has been a difficult 24 hours for Martin St. Louis. Upon landing in Pittsburgh Thursday in preparation for Game 5 between his New York Rangers and the Pittsburgh Penguins, St. Louis learned his 63-year-old mother passed away that afternoon. He traveled back to Montreal to be with his family, but upon a conversation with his father, he decided to return to Pittsburgh and play in Game 5 Friday night.
It's a potential elimination game for the Rangers as they trail the Penguins 3-1 in the second-round series between the two clubs.
Prior to this game in which the stakes are incredibly high, there was a touching moment in the hallway. While St. Louis was warming up on a stationary bike by himself, Penguins captain Sidney Crosby came around a corner. The two were teammates on Canada's Olympic team earlier this year and Crosby stated earlier Friday that he was thinking of his fellow Olympian in what must be an incredibly difficult situation.
The two who would be combatants in mere hours shared a few words and a hand shake. It's simple, but a great act of sportsmanship and humanity prior to what can sometimes be an inhumane postseason. The smile on St. Louis' face showed it meant a lot to him as well.
Each player's pregame ritual is different. Some don't even want to talk to their own teammates let alone anyone from the other team, but when a fellow hockey player or human being is going through a tough time, the unwritten rules can be bent.
It's great to see a player like Crosby take that time to say a few words to a friend who is hurting. When the puck drops, they'll go back to combatants, but for that brief moment, they weren't Rangers and Penguins, they were just people.
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Amanda "Boom Boom" Crespin lost her co-main event fight to Carla Torres via split decision, 58-56, 56-58, 59-56. Crespin slips to 4-4-1 as a pro; Torres is 2-1.
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Author Notes: Roasting the cauliflower brings out its natural sweetness, and the bits that turn dark brown are irresistible. Topped with crispy panko swirled with fresh parsley, garlic, and lemon zest, this cauliflower is a lovely side dish—even for people who think they don't like the knobby white veggie. - TheThinChef —TheThinChef
Food52 Review: Before TheThinChef came along, roasted cauliflower and gremolata happily co-existed, never feeling any need to mingle. But now that we've tasted them together, they're going to be seeing a lot more of each other in our kitchens. The lemon and garlic scented panko add snap and complexity to the sweet, caramelized cauliflower -- and together you have a side dish that you could easily double or triple for a large party, and even make ahead. In fact, we like this best at room temperature, which has an added benefit: if you wait until the cauliflower is cool to sprinkle the bread crumbs on top, they'll stay good and crisp! - A&M —The Editors
Serves 6
- 2 large heads cauliflower
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup panko (Japanese bread crumbs)
- Zest of 1 lemon
- 2 cloves garlic, finely minced
- 2 tablespoons roughly chopped fresh parsley
- Preheat oven to 425°F.
- Trim tough stem and core from cauliflower and discard. Using a paring knife, cut cauliflower into smaller spears. Place in a large bowl. Add 1/4 cup oil, 1/4 teaspoon salt and pepper; toss to combine.
- Spread cauliflower out on 2 large, rimmed baking sheets. Roast until edges start to brown, about 20 minutes, stirring halfway through.
- Meanwhile, heat remaining 2 tablespoons oil in a large sauté pan over medium-high heat. Add panko and remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and stir to coat in oil. Cook, stirring constantly, until bread crumbs are golden. Add lemon zest and garlic and toss until mixture is very fragrant and bread crumbs are golden brown, about 2 minutes. Place in a medium bowl and add parsley, stirring to combine. Set aside.
- Remove cauliflower from oven and place on serving platter. Top with bread crumbs and serve immediately.
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6 months ago Meagan Cole
Really wonderful recipe! I was out of panko so I subbed crushed homemade ciabbatta croutons I had from the night before. Delicious!
6 months ago denise&food
Very good. Great way to make it a little more special.
6 months ago Clover88
I often make roasted cauliflower but the addition of the gremolata bread crumbs made it taste more piquant. Thx!
10 months ago Cialina N
SO delicious.
I ended up roasting closer to 25 minutes just to get my cauliflower pieces browner. I didn't have panko bread crumbs and substituted with regular bread crumbs. Still came out fine, but I'm definitely going to get panko next time for the extra crisp!
about 1 year ago diZeng
Just tried this tonight, was great! definitely will make again. Thank you!
over 1 year ago Muse
Absolutely delicious! Will definitely add this to my Thanksgiving repertoire! Peace, Light and Love.
over 1 year ago
Meg is a trusted home cook.
Made this with purple cauliflower. It stayed purple through roasting and looked lovely on the table. Also killer delicious. I made the gremolata with mint from the garden (no parsley) and it was good. Thanks!
almost 2 years ago Sabine Gagnon
Just made these tonight! Fantastic! I usually just roast my cauliflower but the bread crumbs with lemon and garlic bring it to a whole new level! Thank you!
over 2 years ago LiliCoopr
Just finished eating this, so easy and so good! I used normal breadrumbs and more parsley, yum yum.
over 2 years ago _lotus
I don't go in big for cauliflower, but this was good! Paired it with the cardamom chicken tonight.
over 2 years ago Nomnomnom
Just made this again last night. This one is a winner in our home!
over 2 years ago darksideofthespoon
I make something like this all the time, only instead of lemon zest, I use preserved lemon rind. Amazing.
over 2 years ago darksideofthespoon
Oh, and an egg yolk broiled softly on top of the breadcrumbs!
over 2 years ago mdm
delicious, thank you!
over 2 years ago student epicure
yum! my mom got the second food52 cookbook for christmas, so we made this as part of christmas dinner. a huge hit! the cauliflower needed more olive oil and i increased the garlic (we like a lot of garlic in our family!). such a nice change from plain roasted cauliflower!
over 2 years ago ECMotherwell
I also did a cauliflower/broccoli mix -- yum!!! I cannot wait to make and eat this again. :)
almost 3 years ago Cakes
I made this last night and it was a huge hit. I added broccoli. I usually just roast my cauliflower and broccoli with olive oil, maldon and lemon juice. The gremolata bread crumbs were a great addition and my kids loved it! Thanks!
about 3 years ago SJR
I made this last evening. It was very good, but nothing spectacular - it's just a basic way to roast cauliflower....
about 3 years ago betty888
I made this for a tapas party this weekend. It was super easy to make and very tasty. The only thing I wish I had done differently was to serve it in a wide, shallow bowl. I used a deeper bowl and there wasn't as much surface area for the breadcrumb topping-- so didn't use all of the gremolata. It would have been better with a bit more on the top. That said, delicious.
almost 4 years ago flossy
perfect! made it for a party and was so easy to make earlier in the day and then wait to combine the cauliflower and bread crumbs. lots of raves, too.
over 4 years ago Hummusit
Sorry, that was supposed to be - "you really CAN'T skimp on the oil"....
over 4 years ago Hummusit
hmmm... one one hand, my daughter actually ate cauliflower!!! on the other hand you really can skimp on the oil, making this a calorie-rich(er) recipe.
over 4 years ago Vstarr71
Soooo good and sooooo easy! How can something so simple be so satisfying?
over 4 years ago seasonista
I made this for Thanksgiving dinner. Delicious! Stood up to that heavy, decadent meal, and stood out for being lighter than the average side. Thank you!
over 4 years ago KOKelley
This was the first recipe I tried off Food52 (I just found it!!) and it was delicious. The panko+zest+garlic mixture was so deliciously fragrant when cooking I almost fell over. Thanks for sharing!
over 4 years ago Jill Center
I made this last month, and it's been on my mind at various times. Today was rainy and cold in San Francisco. A quick stop at the grocery for fresh cauliflower again yielded a scrumptious dinner. This time it was warm, comforting and lovely for a finally-arrived Autumn. Thanks!
over 4 years ago VanessaS
I made this tonight and it was amazing - definetely going to make for Thanksgiving!
over 4 years ago HandRocksLadle
I loved this recipe! I roast vegetables all the time, but never cauliflower. This is definitely going in the regular rotation.
over 4 years ago sue_ann_canvasser
I love the panko combination and would like to use it over or on grilled chicken or shrimp.
over 4 years ago megbennington
I made this last weekend and it was phenomenal! Thank you for sharing!!
over 4 years ago Jeanette's Healthy Living
This sounds like a nice twist on roasted cauliflower. I like the crunch and lemon.
over 4 years ago Claudia1
I made this tonight and it was a HUGE hit! absolutely delicious!!!
over 4 years ago ellenl
I've been reading your recipe since you first posted it. I will be making it soon. Congratulations!
over 4 years ago Bevi
Congrats! I can't wait to make this!
over 4 years ago KelseyTheNaptimeChef
Congratulations - great recipe!
over 4 years ago ashleychasesdinner
Congratulations!! I am so happy for you. Great job!!
over 4 years ago lapadia
Congratulations on your winning recipe! I am looking forward to making it soon.
over 4 years ago TiggyBee
Congrats on your lovely and winning recipe!! Can't wait to try it!!
over 4 years ago TheThinChef
Thanks everyone for the super nice feedback. It's so appreciated!
over 4 years ago gingerroot
Congrats!! I can't wait to try this.
over 4 years ago
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over 4 years ago lapadia
Thanks for sharing your recipe!
over 4 years ago Rebecca
I made it tonight and we loved it!!!
over 4 years ago nannydeb
I made this for dinner last night and we really enjoyed it. My husband asked for the leftovers to eat with his dinner tonight!
over 4 years ago TheThinChef
Desirable leftovers is a very high compliment :) Thanks, nannydeb!
over 4 years ago Carol0813
This is a delicious dish. I've been roasting cauliflower for several years but your panko/lemon zest gremolata is a fabulous addition. I also appreciate the limited amount of olive oil you use both to roast the cauliflower and in toasting the panko. I much prefer it to the amount of oil I used to use when roasting this or any vegetable. The flavor of the vegetable really comes through so nicely this way. I loved this so much I voted for your recipe. Hope you win!
over 4 years ago TasteFood
Congratulations on your recipe. I am making it for a dinner party tonight!
over 4 years ago PaulaK
This recipe looks delicious! I can't wait to try it. In fact, I think I'll head to the supermarket right now and make this for lunch. Congratulations, TheThinChef, on becoming a finalist. I am voting for your recipe.
over 4 years ago TheThinChef
Thanks, PaulaK! Hope you enjoy!
over 4 years ago
June is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I love this recipe. Funny... I make cauliflower in a similar way all the time, but I couldn't think of a single thing to enter in the Cauliflower contest.
over 4 years ago TheThinChef
It's as simple as could be, but delicious, huh? :)
over 4 years ago ashleychasesdinner
Congratulations on being a finalist! Great job
over 4 years ago TheThinChef
Thanks, everyone, for such kind words.
over 4 years ago Oui, Chef
There are so few ways that I really like cauliflower, but I can already tell that that this recipe will qualify for inclusion on that short, but distinguished list. Congrats! - S
over 4 years ago Cupcake921
This looks fabulous, and I love that it is healthy and yummy! Congrats!
over 4 years ago gingerroot
Looks delicious! Congratulations on being a finalist!
over 4 years ago cheese1227
Such a simple solution! Thanks.
over 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Congrats!! I wish I was eating this right now.
over 4 years ago TheThinChef
Oh my goodness, I am so excited!
over 4 years ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
What a great recipe--congratulations on being a finalist!
over 4 years ago lastnightsdinner
Yay! What a great dish - congrats on being named a finalist!


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Ben Wood, co-owner with his brother Bryan of B. Wood Insurance in San Diego, said, "For employers who care about their employees, paying a reasonable wage and providing health insurance are penalized. That's a tough thing to swallow."
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, which audits the Internal Revenue Service, issued a report in September looking at why more businesses hadn't used the credit for 2010. The Congressional Budget Office had estimated taxpayers would claim up to $2 billion in credit for 2010, but only about $278 million actually was claimed.
Among the reasons for the low participation, industry and professional organizations told the treasury inspector: some businesses took a wait-and-see approach; the credit wasn't worth the time and effort to calculate; taxpayers were unclear on its specifics; and information for claiming the credit wasn't easily available.
To take the credit, taxpayers complete Form 8941, which comes with nine pages of instructions and seven work sheets. The report called the rules for the credit "complex" and "difficult for taxpayers to follow."
"Taxpayers have been slow to claim the credit, and both taxpayers and tax practitioners are making mistakes on Form 8941," the report noted. "In spite of the extensive outreach and education efforts made by the IRS … more needs to be done to ensure that taxpayers are aware of the credit and to improve accuracy in credit claims."
The IRS did try to get the word out. In 2010, it spent nearly $1 million mailing 4.4 million postcards about the credits to businesses that might qualify, and set up a website and phone line, according to the treasury report.
In California, the state Employment Development Department included information about the credit in its quarterly newsletter, California Employer, that went out in January.
The Obama administration has responded to the criticism that the credit is too narrowly focused by expanding and simplifying the program in the proposed 2013 budget. The proposal expands the eligibility to companies with up to 50 employees instead of 25, and gives the full credit to companies with up to 20 workers instead of 10. Some rules also have been eased. Whether the proposal survives the budget process remains to be seen.
But that still doesn't provide an incentive for companies to start offering insurance, said Bill Hammett, president of Hammett Health Insurance Services in San Diego. While employers at very small businesses often can't afford to pay half the cost of their employees' premiums, their employees can't afford their share, either. Not when they earn $25,000 a year, Hammett said.
"Even if the premium is just $10 out of the employees' checks," he said, "they're living paycheck to paycheck and wouldn't be interested."
Greg Strangman, who owns several small businesses in San Diego, said he had hoped to use the credit, but his tax preparer told him he probably doesn't qualify.
Strangman owns The Pearl boutique hotel in Point Loma, Onyx Room nightclub downtown, half a dozen apartment buildings managed by his LWP Group development company, and has part ownership of Underbelly restaurant in Little Italy.
Each has a few full-time employees who get health insurance as a benefit, plus part-time workers without insurance. Strangman said each is operated as a separate business entity, but his tax accountant said the IRS might not see it that way for the purposes of the credit. The instructions weren't clear on that issue.
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