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Chicken Broth Recipe
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Whether you're making a chicken soup or just a broth to use in other dishes, this recipe makes a tasty base for most anything.
- 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3 to 4 pounds), cut up
- 10 cups water
- 1 large carrot, sliced
- 1 large onion, sliced
- 1 celery rib, sliced
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- In a stockpot, combine all the ingredients. Slowly bring to a boil over low heat. Cover and simmer 45-60 minutes or until the meat is tender, skimming the surface as foam rises.
- Remove chicken and set aside until cool enough to handle. Remove and discard skin and bones. Chop chicken; set aside for soup or save for another use.
- Strain broth through a cheesecloth-lined colander, discarding vegetables and bay leaf. If using immediately, skim fat. Or, refrigerate 8 hours or overnight; remove fat from surface. Broth can be covered and refrigerated up to 3 days or frozen 4 to 6 months. Yield: about 2 quarts.
Chicken Noodle Soup: Place broth in a large saucepan or Dutch oven. Add 2 sliced large carrots, 2 sliced celery ribs and 1 chopped onion. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 10 minutes or until the vegetables are tender. Add 2 cups uncooked fine egg noodles and reserved chicken. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 6 minutes. Stir in 1 cup frozen peas and 1/2 cup frozen cut beans; cook for 2-4 minutes or until beans and noodles are tender. Chicken Soup with Spaetzle: Prepare Chicken Noodle Soup as directed above, omitting the noodles, peas and beans. With the carrots, add 1 minced garlic clove. With the chicken add 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms. For spaetzle, combine 1-1/4 cups all-purpose flour, 1/8 teaspoon each baking powder and salt. Stir in 1 beaten egg and 1/4 cup each water and milk until blended. Drop batter by 1/2 teaspoonfuls onto boiling soup. Cook, uncovered, 10 minutes or until spaetzle float.
Originally published as Chicken Broth in The Taste of Home Cookbook 2006, p56
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There are two Americas. In one America, working stiffs wonder whether it makes sense for the government to pay unemployment benefits for 99 weeks. In this America, folks have a lot of sympathy for those who are out of work through no fault of their own, but they also fear that when government writes unemployment checks for almost two years, that's an incentive not to get a job.
In another America, there is strong support for President Barack Obama's call for another extension of jobless benefits to 99 weeks. Like Obama, these Americans believe that unemployment benefits stimulate the economy. Some want to extend benefits further. Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Calif., has introduced a measure to add another 14 weeks on top of 99 weeks.
These two Americas are about to collide.
The president has called for another extension of benefits. He is expected to bring up the issue next week as part of his jobs package. Since 2009, Obama has been successful in pushing for a 99-week extension, which has been reauthorized five times -- most recently as part of the 2010 tax deal that extended all of the Bush tax cuts. But last month's debt ceiling package did not include an unemployment extension. The 99-week benefit is set to expire in January.
Now, with the August debt ceiling deal, at the very least, Republicans have to demand spending cuts to pay for the $56 billion tab for an extension. Moreover, they have to ask whether paying unemployment benefits for almost two years would be good for the U.S. economy.
Obama didn't help his cause when he picked Alan Krueger to chair his Council of Economic Advisers. Krueger, The Wall Street Journal editorialized, has written about unemployment insurance's tendency to extend how long recipients remain unemployed.
Labor economist James Sherk of the right-leaning Heritage Foundation argues that Congress should shorten unemployment benefits and pay for the rest of the freight with spending cuts. "You want more than six months" because it's a tough job market, Sherk told me. But after people have been out of work for two years, he noted, they are less attractive to employers.
Democrats counter that unemployment benefits stimulate the economy. In a statement in favor of her 113-week plan, Lee argued, "Not only do jobless workers need assistance for food and shelter month to month, but unemployed workers immediately spend the assistance they receive, which stimulates the economy."
"Jobless workers." That's a new one.
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This is basically a repost because I never knew this subforum existed until a week ago. Embarrassing but it lets me edit my thoughts. Also the ideas stated are abstract, The costs may be too little/too much for the advantage given but I've laid them out anyway.
-1. Long intro
Here's some ideas I had based around ways a player could protect themselves, avoid danger, or even return damage in combat with a change to the block button.
(NOTE: I liked the idea of these being frame mods when i made my first thread but now i'm not sure if these could be frame powers, weapon mods, or a specially slotted mod like aura is.)
(NOTE 2: Stances cant be equipped at the same time as conventional block mods or with other stances)
0. Default block
1. Counter-block (7 mod points with 10 max, V polarity) (Every upgrade amps up the damage of the melee/range counterattack by 50% up to 300% and gives you a bit more time to counter)
2. Bullet reflection (4 mod points with 8 max, - polarity) (Upgrades amp up the reflect damage up to 120%)
3. Radial bullet-dodge (10 mod points with 15 max, V polarity) (Every upgrade decreases the stamina drain)
4. Water stance (4 mod points with 8 max, Defense polarity) (TOGGLES)
(does not drain stamina) (A little more overall melee damage while in-stance with every upgrade. Maybe 5%)
5. Mountain stance (12 mod points with 15 max, Defense polarity) (TOGGLES) (drains energy) (Each upgrade raises the damage threshold and lowers the energy cost by 1)
6. Wind stance (12 mod points with 15 max, V polarity) (TOGGLES) (does not drain stamina) (Each upgrade increases melee attack speed and melee/stun resistance in-stance, and decreases melee stamina usage)
7. Life return stance (4 mod points with 15 max, Defense polarity) (TOGGLES) (Each upgrade increases the regen speed. At max a frame with 2000 health can regenerate from 100 over 15 seconds while the unraked version will take a full two minutes)
6. Grab (10 mod points with 17 points max, V polarity) (Each upgrade increases the throw range and damage, decreases the stamina drain, and increases damage from attacks on grabbed enemies)
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Best Ensemble (2003)
Main Street Theater's The Weir
Conor McPherson's The Weir revolves around a tiny cast of five actors who spend the entire evening on stage together, telling spooky stories and getting soused. It's imperative that the actors be perfectly in tune with one another in this demanding play. And the players in Main Street's luminous production last spring were more than up to the task. Rutherford Cravens played the cantankerous and crusty Jack. George Brock's shuffling, awkward Jim tried his best to keep the peace. Kent Johnson played oily Finbar to greasy perfection. And Mark Roberts made a charming host, pouring drinks and listening to his customers' tales. At the center of all this testosterone was pretty Rosalind Blacoe, whose character had quite a story of her own. But this ensemble award goes to those who worked behind the scenes as well -- particularly to Patti Bean, for her understated direction, and to Jodi Bobrovsky for a fabulous tavern set that looked like it had been lifted, intact, from some lost village in Ireland. Working together, the Weir cast and crew created one of the best productions of the season.
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There is a Zebra Outside My Window by PoromaaWatch
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There is a Zebra Outside My Window by *Poromaa ( Suggested by RosleinRot and Featured by fritsenator )
I really like this, too. There is so much to take in. Thank you for sharing this.
Strip tease, of course
yep reminds me something, cause i do like those ones with an holga touch! nice works you have in your gallery keep on this mood
Love the simplicity of this photo. The beauty in the everyday that so many pass right by without ever seeing.
You know I'm kind of interested in those things that we tend to pass by without noticing, and this particular "Zebra" is actually right outside my window so I see it every day… Thanks so much for your comment and for the watch. Like your gallery by the way…
Very deep.
Grattis till DD!!
Grattis själv.... och fina bilder till Kalmar sjukhus. Ser finfint ut...
It's actually shot from my balcony, and the telescopic lens with 135 mm did the trick off flattening the view. Thanks so much...
~Love it.
No problem. You have the right to your opinion on what is art and what is not, and I have the right to mine, so… And I do not make the choice on what's going to be a DD or not, I'm just happy that I got it this time around. Anyway, thanks…
I... have no idea what this is. o-o
It's a Zebra...
Doesn't look like a zebra to me. I don't know what it looks like, and I was wondering what the actual subject was. Lines on a road, on a building, what?
It is a zebra crossing...
I'm still confused. o-o Do you have any explanation or should I just give up?
Ah, thank you. ^.^ I finally understand, hah. Feeling like an idiot.
No I'm glad that you did not give up. Don't feel like an idiot my friend... Thanks for not giving up...
crosswalk , crossway, decussation, exchange,gridiron,junction,
Ah, thank you. Weird look for a crosswalk, but I suppose I haven't seen any other than those in my area, so. xD;;
Try and guess what this :thumb277723585: and this :thumb148966239: are.
Something about this.
It's interesting. It's hard to find. And I think what I like about it so much is you have to have that kind of mind to see it.
It's interesting. It's hard to find. And I think what I like about it so much is you have to have that kind of mind to see it.
It is actually not hard at all to find, you are surrounded by these "zebra crossings", so... but you are right, one has to really look to see and one has to really appreciate the common stuff that surrounds us, and I have been observing and using these common urbane things for quite a while now in my art. Thanks so much for the liking my friend, I do appreciate it...
Congrats on the DD! ^^
this looks liek somethin my kid sister accdentily took with a throw away camera
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Opening Ceremony have established themselves into a leading name, both as a label and as a retailer. Their upcoming spring/summer 2010 collection defines their aesthetic and offers a more extensive offering. Classic cuts and pieces, the collection molds together some interesting shades and patterns, like plaids, strips and more. Certain to create a lot of talk, this will be another collection that will make a huge impact on the streets.
Photography David Benjamin Sherry.


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NewsOK Blogs / Parties Extra
Pi Phi Alums have joint meeting
Katie Hubbard, Jennifer Dilley and Johnell Harrison were at the Pi Beta Phi Alum meeting. (Photos by Margo Ward).
60 members of the Oklahoma City Pi Beta Phi and Edmond Pi Beta Phi alumnae clubs met in the home of Johnell Harrison to hear Jennifer Dilley talk about Alzheimer awareness in schools and the community.
Dilley talked about the treasures of the handwritten notes she received from her mother before her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. She brought the stationery packages that she sells to raise money for Alzheimer's research.
Dinner was catered by Whitney Cross.
A picture of the the cute stationery packs that Jennifer Dilley sells through Forgetmenot Ink to raise money for Alzheimer's research.


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Ski trails room was great our only problem was we did book the 2 room condo for 8 people (5 Adults 3 Kids) and towel service was an issue. They change them every other day and we didn't get any extra towels as we requested for our 8 day stay. The rooms were great very clean and updated, more
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photo&make-up by Olenka Dobrova
the haze really works for this, Not only does it echo the narcotic haze evident on her gorgeous, relaxed face with those heavy sleepy sexy drooping eyelids, so dreamy, but also it sells the heat and humidity of the summer day and one can almost feel the way that thin, stretchy tight dress material is just clinging to every sweet curve of her warm supple body, as if the cotton were as mesmerized,, as hypnotically attracted to her womanly luxurious muscle curves and her pheremone-laden, natural heavenly scent and her 102 degree slightly moist body heat as all of us viewers are. thanks to julia and olenka
stunning pic!
that face is gorgeous.
I'm thrilled.
pretty model!
I love the haze. Makes good separation of planes and directs attention towards the object. (she's not an object, but you get it, right?)
my endless ecstasy
so chic
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Dolphin browser — I use now instead of chrome on my Nexus 7 tablet, its quicker and has some nice functions


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Must-have items for baby
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If you're a mom-to-be, take a look at these must-have baby items.
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Queues de lievre by Princess-Suki-WWatch
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The french common name for this sand dune's plant is "hare's tail" (queue de lièvre). The latin name is lagurus ovatus. Lol I prefer the common name ^^
So pretty
Great shot
I thank you
I like how they look
Nice and soft