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The Advisory Council on Intellectual Property (the Council or ACIP) was an independent body appointed by the Australian Government, and advised the Federal Minister for Industry and Science - and his Parliamentary Secretary - on intellectual property matters and the strategic administration of IP Australia. The Council was established in 1994.
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You don't see family members go at each other in a high-profile court case like this in Los Angeles since the Chandlers gave up the LA Times. So nostalgic. Yes, the epic struggle for control of the Dodgers begins on Thursday, as Frank McCourt and Jamie McCourt square off to contest assets in their divorce. "Who needs two? Got tickets in the second row, middle, right opposite the bailiff. Who needs tickets?" "Red hots! Get your Dodger Dogs!"
Of course Jamie McCourt is attempting to get back her job as Dodger CEO after being fired by club owner and husband Frank. The plot thickened when Frank accused Jamie of secret naughty Paris hi-jinks with her "security advisor," Jeff Fuller. The court will hear arguments from Jamie as to why she should be reinstated, and why the Fuller accusations should be withheld. Frank will contend that Jamie is a detriment to the team, and the entire National League. Vin Scully will call the action.
The entire case is outlined in very complete fashion over at DODGER DIVORCE, which has done a much better job sketching out the possible scenarios than Joe Torre did planning playoff strategy.
The Dodger Divorce prediction is that the judge will not reinstate Jamie. The Dodgers will be allowed to participate in the litigation to a degree. Losing the battle for reinstatement, Jamie will ask for a temporary maintenance award to tide her over until the December 1 hearing. If the judge doesn't decide that the half-mil from Frank to cover her salary isn't enough, my guess is that she'll get something at or below the low end of her demands; think $300,000ish.
Then again, this is California we're talking about, and crazy stuff happens.
You said a mouthful there, buster.
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Until 2010, the activity in Japan to provide biodiversity information to GBIF was under the jurisdiction of the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST). After the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties of the Convention on Biological Diversity, held in Nagoya, Japan, in October 2010, biodiversity issues that had been under the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) were switched to the Ministry of Environment (MOE). This change in governance resulted in a remarkable change in the governance of the Japan Node (JBIF). In 2012, JBIF was renewed and current structure was established.
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In honor of the distinguished essayist & poet Kurt Brown, Laure-Anne Bosselaar Brown—Kurt Brown's wife and a faculty member of the Solstice MFA Program—and Lee Hope, Editor-in-chief of Solstice: A Magazine of Diverse Voices, underwrite an annual fellowship of $1,000 to a writer in any genre.
All applicants are welcome to apply. The Kurt Brown Fellowship especially seeks to support individuals from cultural, ethnic, and geographic backgrounds who otherwise might not be adequately represented in the program.
Applicants who want to be considered for the Kurt Brown Fellowship should submit ageneral application form no later than March 11, 2016 (Postmark date), along with a brief (1 – 2 pages, typed, double-spaced) essay explaining of how you meet the Fellowship's criteria (above) and why the Fellowship would meaningfully support your pursuit of a degree in Solstice MFA in Creative Writing Program. There is no separate application form. The Fellowship is awarded based on the applicant's writing sample and his/her 1-2 page essay.
Genre-based Fellowships, summer/fall 2016
Thanks to the generous support of contributing writer and founding faculty member Jacqueline Woodson, the Solstice MFA in Creative Writing Program offers an annual fellowship for a young people's writer of African or Caribbean descent. This Fellowship provides $1,000 toward first-semester tuition.
Applicants who want to be considered for the Jacqueline Woodson Fellowship should submit a general application form no later than March 11, 2016 (postmark date). There is no separate application form. Awards are based on the quality of the writing sample and personal essay included as part of the general application process; awards must be applied toward the winter residency/spring semester directly following acceptance. Notification letters will be mailed to winners only.
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2) After completing your FAFSA, wait three business days, and then call Susan Gonzales at 617-731-7129 or email her at email@example.com. Let her know you are applying to the Solstice MFA's Need-Based Scholarship Program; she will ask for your social security number, which she will use to research your FAFSA information. Ms. Gonzales will then report your FAFSA information to the Solstice MFA Program staff within one to two days.
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November is a month of crisp days, golden sunshine, falling leaves, cider mills and looking forward to holiday excitements.
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As a young reporter, I had the good fortune to cover circuit court judges who didn't mind helping a rookie.
I was a lawyer and a reporter, but there were times when my law school education came up a little short. I found judges in the 20th Judicial Circuit of Florida who were willing to provide background and context so that I could write a story as accurately as possible.
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The great Christmas-tree debate should be settled for now.
No more agonizing over artificial versus natural, not after the sustainable-development firm ellipsos released a bombshell study.
by MIKE GIBSON
It's not that Kingston City Council members don't like the idea of saving for a rainy day; it's just that some don't cotton to the notion of a set policy dictating how much extra change has to be rattling city coffers at any given time, and what actions must be taken should the balance slip by a shekel or two.
That's the message that came across at the Nov. 1 work session, when council members discussed a potential new fund balance policy for Kingston.
A woman suspected of trying to rob the Rocky Top on Bluff Road last month was arrested on Sunday.
Tawny Michelle Inman, 21, is charged with aggravated robbery. A sheriff's office report said she walked into the Rocky Top on Oct. 24, acted as if she was armed and demanded $250 from the clerk. The report said she fled when a customer walked in.
Inman is scheduled to appear in court next month.
The Rockwood Middle School Tigers opened the home portion of their schedule last week against Wartburg and the results were mixed for fans of the green and gold.
After last Thursday night, Cherokee Middle School can call Abby Wilson "Miss Clutch" after sinking the final three points of the game en route to a thrilling 26-23 win over the Harriman Middle School Lady Blue Devils.
"It's time to turn the page."
That's what Kingston head coach Vic King said Tuesday morning after announcing his decision to step down as Kingston's head football coach after 26 years.
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Well, this is it.
Only a few days to go before I head over to Northern Ireland to run in the Belfast Marathon. Am I ready?
The only real answer to that is - I will have to be.
Looking back, my training might have been a little better but I had no control over getting food poisoning and a busted knee.
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My biggest run was 18 miles, shorter than I had planned, but (just) within the range.
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As I have said before, the support given to me has been and continues to be crucial and much appreciated.
Last Friday I was co-hosting a Sports Dinner held by the St Margaret of Scotland Hospice, the charity I am supporting in this race and got a chance to give the large audience a pitch for my justgiving page - www.justgiving.com/AustinLafferty.
My intention was only to give them the website address but they responded with a huge and unexpected round of applause, which has added to my sense of purpose.
So I am confident all will be well - up to the start at least.
Where it all counts more will be at mile 16, 17 and so forth.
The "wall" is a real effect, where after around two-thirds of the race you can suddenly lose energy, your mind gets lost in a fog of pain and exhaustion.
It takes true grit to keep slogging on and to get back into positive mode.
It is then that you have to dig deep, remember why you are enduring this torture, and employ all possible tricks and techniques to push yourself on.
If I look down at the pavement and go into a zone inside my head, then I can concentrate on just the steps, one after the other.
This is especially useful for running uphill.
The flipside of this mental pressure is that the last few miles become progressively easier as you consciously feel the finish line coming towards you, even if not visibly.
And as you near the end, you begin to hear a different tone from the well-wishers on the roadside, shouting "Not far now!" and "Nearly there!", and in my case "Come on Batman, you've almost got there!".
I can now reveal why I wear the Batman T-shirt. I have been a fan of the superhero since I was a wee boy but when I run, it is a huge encouragement to be singled out by spectators, and the Batman top is instantly recognisable.
I have bought a new one for the race, so here's hoping I will get recognised all the way along the route.
So that's it. Training almost done.
Wish me luck...
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The Coastguard Cutter 2.7 March / April 2015. Issue 7. Q178. Smugglers Benefit Night. 1844. Dun Laoghaire. Just above the final angle of the East Pier of Dun Laoghaire Harbour was the place where, in British days, the guardship for the then Royal Harbour used to ride at anchor. The guardship system seems to have been a hangover from the days of sail, when warships were anchored to guard harbours they they grounded on their beef bones".....
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The Coastguard Cutter 2.6 January / February 2015. Issue 6. LX222. Capture of Smuggler by the "Essex" 1824. The Essex on her passage from Plymouth to her station at Kingstown to receive convicts, captured a large lugger laden with tobacco, gin etc. a cargo said to be of immense value. The Essex was going large up the Irish channel, when between Wicklow Head and the Kish light in the night, and the weather being very thick.....
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The Coastguard Cutter 2.5 November / December 2014. Issue 5. F49.The Crimean War. During the war, 3,000 men of the Coastguard were drafted to the fleet. The Revenue Cruisers were sent to intercept the enemies shipping in the channel and in this they were remarkably successful.
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The Coastguard Cutter 2.4 September / October 2014. Issue 4. An Apology. In our last July / August Newsletter an error occurred in the dating of the first item, An Incident at Howth, as 1916. The correct date is 3 June 1914. Tony Daly.
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Some of you may remember The Coastguard Cutter, our newsletter that ran from 2003 to 2009. At it's height it had a couple of hundred subscribers. Unfortunately, due to the workload involved it was eventually shut down. However, I'm delighted to inform you that Tony has decided to reboot it. It will no longer be sent as an email but more as a mini-magazine here on the site. It's going to be posted via our (much unused) news system. Each volume will be posted in it's own news category. Each new edition will be displayed on the front page as well as in the general news list. Feel free to comment your thoughts. Enjoy :)
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February 2016
|Tuesday, Feb 9
3:45 pm
|LPL Colloquium: Dr. Robin Fergason
Dr. Robin Fergason
Research Geophysicist
Astrogeology Science Center - USGS
Are We There Yet? Landing Site Selection on Mars
NASA-funded scientists and engineers have been evaluating landing sites using modern methods for 30 years, and have developed strategies and techniques that have resulted in six successful landed missions on Mars. In this talk, I will discuss the history of selecting landing sites on Mars and the current state-of-the art methods for characterizing the physical surface on Mars in terms of 1) slope and topography analyses and 2) deriving and interpreting surface properties. I will then discuss where we are as a community in terms of our ability to determine safe landing sites for future missions and potentially landing humans on Mars.
Host: Dr. Christopher Hamilton
|Kuiper Space Sciences: Room 312
|Tuesday, Feb 16
3:45 pm
|LPL Colloquium: Dr. Melissa Rice
Dr. Melissa Rice
Assistant Professor
Western Washington University
|Kuiper Space Sciences: Room 312
|Monday, Feb 22
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|TAP Colloquium: Dr. Robin Canup
Dr. Robin Canup
Associate Vice President - Research & Development
Southwest Research Institute
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|Monday, Feb 22
7:00 pm
|College of Science Lecture Series: Earth Transformed: Dr. Kacey Ernst
Dr. Kacey Ernst
Associate Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
University of Arizona
Climate Change and Human Health: Impacts and Pathways to Resilience
Climate change induced impacts on human health are myriad; they range from direct effects, such as heat related mortality during extreme heat events, to indirect effects on infectious disease transmission systems. Predicting the degree of impact climate change will have on a specific health outcome becomes more difficult as the pathways become more indirect. One such example is determining the potential risk of dengue emergence in the U.S.-Mexico border region where Ae. aegypti mosquito populations that transmit the virus are well-established. A suitable natural environment is necessary but not sufficient for virus transmission. Social, economic, and behavioral factors can all enhance or reduce risk. While these factors make predictions difficult, they also suggest a level of control that we as a society have to reduce our risk of negative health outcomes linked to a changing climate. Both top-down and bottom-up actions must be taken now to mitigate current and future health threats.
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3:45 pm
|LPL Graduate Student Colloquia
Hamish Hay
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Joshua Lothringer
Graduate Student in the Department of Planetary Sciences
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|Wednesday, Feb 24
7:00 pm
|Space Drafts Public Talk Series: Dr. David O'Brien
Dr. David O'Brien
Planetary Science Institute
The Dawn Mission at Ceres
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2:00 pm
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Research Space Scientist
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
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|Monday, Feb 29
4:00 pm
|TAP Colloquium: Dr. Jerry Sellwood
Dr. Jerry Sellwood
Professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy
Rutgers University
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|Kuiper Space Sciences: Room 312
|Monday, Feb 29
7:00 pm
|College of Science Lecture Series: Earth Transformed: Dr. Kimberly Ogden
Dr. Kimberly Ogden
Professor of Chemical and Environmental Engineering
University of Arizona
Carbon Sequestration: Can We Afford It?
Climate change as a result of carbon dioxide emissions from industry and power plants (especially coal-fired plants) is a world wide concern. Global strategies are required such as those proposed by the International Energy Association, which states that a minimum of 1/6th of CO2 future emissions must be captured and stored by 2050 to limit rises in average global temperature. Although there are many methods for capturing carbon, the primary barriers are testing them at a large scale, building an infrastructure to support them, and cost. These technologies include everything from injecting CO2 in the ground to recover oil to pumping it deep into the ocean to storing it in deep saline reservoirs to producing soil amendments. In addition to reviewing these technologies, this lecture will discuss methods for reducing carbon emissions by using more alternative energy as well as CO2 uptake by microalgae to produce food and fuel.
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Angler Q & A
Years as pro angler: 19
Technique strength: Power Fishing
Technique weakness: Fishing deep structure in the summer
Favorite lake or river: Lake Fork, Texas
Least favorite lake or river: Clarks Hill Lake, S.C.
Favorite bait: Crankbait
Started bass fishing at the age of: 9
Started fishing bass tournaments at the age of: 15
Your biggest bass fishing influence (person): Rick Clunn
Largest bass caught to date: 11-pound, 9-ounce largemouth
Your most memorable bass fishing moment: My first bass ever caught on lure
Anything else you'd like the public to know about you: I'm the only person from another country to win the Bassmaster Classic.
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- Ashley Wins 45th Bassmaster Classic
- Rojas, Omori Gear Up for Second Classic Showdown
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- Martens Rules Day Three at Ray Bob
- Howell Ready for Mental Grind on Ray Bob
- Eight MLF Pros Place in Top-12 at Seminole Elite
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- Episode Six Re-Air: Crazy Momentum
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- Episode Three Re-Air: Let the
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- Late Evers Charge Yields
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- Alternate Howell Finds MLF an Intense
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- Tak Hopes to Find Istokpoga's Bigger Bites
- Crazy Momentum Change in Episode Six
- Ehrler Punches Ticket to Challenge Cup Finals
- Late Chapman Charge Wins
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- Episode Four: Former Champion, Home-
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- Episode 3: Let the Trash Talking Begin
- MLF Anglers Struggle at Falcon Elite but
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- Pace Wins Bassmaster Classic,
11 MLF Anglers Finish in Top 25
- Pace, Palaniuk, Iaconelli Lead
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- Ike Tied for Classic Day 1 Lead
- Classic: Bone-Chilling Cold
- Ish Holds Off Kriet on Day 2
- Losing Composure During Episode 2
- Can West Dominate East on Summit Cup Day 2?
- Chautauqua Conjectures
- Lucky Craft Becomes 2013 League Sponsor
- 2013 Classic Field Stacked with Major League Fishing Anglers
- Takahiro Omori: Last-Minute Charge
- Looking for Quick Pattern Recognition
- Jordon, McClelland Advance to Finals
- Size vs. Numbers in Webisode Five
- Sudden Death Day 2: The Winds of Change
- Jones Fourth, Horton Sixth at Classic
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in response to WendellJHi,
If its blinking yellow, it thinks there is something not quite right. It displays the problems in a list for you to fix or ignore.
The easiest way to see if the Time Capsule is failing in backup is to look at the little icon at the top of the screen. Ask the Time Capsule to back up now. If it fails the circular arrow will maybe revolve about 3 times and then will have an exclamation mark in the middle of it. Otherwise it will keep revolving until the backup is complete.
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If everything appears to be normal and you have a blinking yellow light, it is probably an alert for a firmware update your Time Capsule.
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Holidays to Aruba gift visitors with some of the most highly rated beaches in the world and the sands are conveniently lined with excellent luxury hotels and accommodation.
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The largest ship wreckage in the South Caribbean, experienced divers love the thrill of exploring the spooky underwater debris. This World War Two German freighter is a popular excursion that is even eerier when viewed at night.
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Sunsets are the house special in Aruba. And they're not something you ever get used to. Even after years of living on the island, the locals still pile down to Palm Beach at 5pm every day to splash about in the water as the sun sinks into the Caribbean Sea. On this trip, you'll watch the dusk descend on the island from the deck of a catamaran. There'll be a bar on board where you can get cocktails. Look at your drink then look at the sun, and you'll notice a chameleon quality between the two. Just before nightfall, the light turns woo woo-pink then bloody Mary-red. You'll head back to the mainland as the early-bird diners begin sitting down for dinner.
See the marine life off Aruba's shores on the Seaworld Explorer semi-submarine. The vessel doesn't submerge, but you can see below the sea surface from the underwater viewing chamber in the ship's hull. Once onboard the Seaworld Explorer you'll cruise through the Arashi Reef, passing the World War 2 Antilla shipwreck, where you can view the coral formations and multi-coloured tropical fish.
It's all about fun and sun on Aruba holidays. Belonging to the Netherlands, it can sometimes feel like a more exotic version of Holland; there is even an imported windmill overlooking Eagle Beach. The official language is Dutch, but thankfully both English and Spanish are widely spoken.
Aruba is a small island in the Lesser Antilles, and when grouped with Bonaire and Curaçao, it forms the ABC Islands in the west Caribbean Sea. Over the years, the country's economy has been supported by gold mining, aloe cultivation and oil refinery, but it's now almost entirely maintained by tourism.
It is no exaggeration to say that Aruba boasts some of the world's best beaches. The stunning Eagle Beach on the island's north west coast was awarded third place in TripAdvisor's 'World's Best Beaches' poll in 2011.
The beaches on the south coast are sheltered from strong currents, making them perfect for bobbing around the inlets on your inflatable ring. There's even a bay called Baby Beach, so called because it's safe for your little ones to splash around in.
The warm, clear blue waters, so typical of the Caribbean, are perfect for swimming. Just off the coast, you can don your snorkel and flap your flippers alongside colourful reef fish and sea turtles.
Wreck diving is also a popular pastime, thanks to the many spooky shipwrecks littering the Caribbean's seabed. If it's rugged rocks and crashing surf you are after then head over to the north east coast where strong winds make Aruba a surfers' paradise.
When you've had your daily dose of sun and sea, brush the sand from your feet and explore inland. Hop on a jeep safari tour and explore Aruba's natural charm. If you're partial to a bit of nature, wander over to Arikok National Park.
Covering 20 percent of the island, it's the largest national park in the Caribbean. Wandering amongst twisted trees, cacti and abandoned gold mines you'll feel as though you've landed in a Wild West film set rather than the Caribbean.
In Noord you can find Philip's Animal Garden. A fun interactive zoo experience with massive snakes, farm animals, friendly camels and many more that kids will love. For more creature comforts look for the Butterfly Farm, Ostrich Farm or the Rancho Daimariin in Oranjestad.
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Queen Beatrix International Airport is centrally located in Aruba and the transfer time to your resort is likely to take less than 20 minutes.
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- Basic Installation Guide for OEM 12c is available here
- Advanced Installation Guide is available here
1. Install database that will contain OEM repository.
2. Start Installer by running $OEM12C_SOFTWARE/runInstaller (setup.exe for Windows)
3. Select Install Types (You can select Simple or Advanced, for this post I am suing Simple install type) and provide Middleware Home (This must be blank directory in which installer will install weblogic, jdk, OEM Binary for OMS & Agent )
4. Provide Administrator Password and Database connection details (administrator password is used with weblogic user to log on to OEM Cloud Control Console and Weblogic Console)
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12 Most Nostalgic Foods From My Childhood
Molly Campbell's post here last week about how a guy is always tied to his mother's cooking made me realize that there are a lot of foods from my childhood that I hold sacred without really thinking about it. Some of them are sort of weird, but some of them might resonate with you and your memories too. So let's travel down my childhood lane and see what foods are the key to my heart (and stomach!).
1. Poached egg on toast
I still remember cooking up a poached egg and a friend saying, "Yow, that looks gross!" And you know, it does, kind of. However, whenever I was feeling icky when I was a kid, my mom would cook me up a poached egg on toast. The egg was always perfectly juicy, and my mom took that extra mom-type step of cutting the whole thing up into little squares. Nummers!
2. Sausage gravy on biscuits
When I was little I spent a lot of weekends with my grandma, and inevitably she would serve up sausage gravy and biscuits. My mom and I agree that there is not a better sausage gravy out there than what my grandma used to make. I am not sure what her secret was, but boy was it delish!
3. Creamed herring
I know, this one might be tough for some of you to digest (literally and figuratively), but creamed herring tends to be a staple at Jewish brunches. We used to go over to my grandparents' house for brunch and creamed herring was always on the table. It's a weird taste for sure, but somehow I loved it from the very earliest days I tried it.
4. Chef Boyardee pizza
Not only do these pizzas always come out great (not too doughy, not too salty), the process of making pizzas when you're a kid is super fun. Of course, I always wanted to be the one to oil the pan (I'd dump half the bottle of oil on the pan) or roll out the dough (stretch it so thin it would get holy, and not in a sacred sense), but even just putting on the cheese was a treat.
5. Oodles & Noodles
Now called Ramen, this great love also traces back to my grandma (and my lean college and grad school years). She would sit me down on the couch, put a TV tray over my lap, and give me a giant plastic bowl of oodles & noodles. I never knew how she made it so fast. That secret I did figure out, eventually.
6. Rice, onions and chicken livers
Now you're really thinking I'm weird! This recipe is one my dad used to make for just us 2. My mom and brother won't touch the stuff. He says the recipe comes from his grandma. It always seemed like I couldn't get any hungrier and then finally it would be ready to go. I'm drooling just thinking about how rich the taste was. Mmmm.
7. Dad's spaghetti
My parents always made their spaghetti sauce from scratch – my mom says everything my dad knows about spaghetti sauce is thanks to her, and he doesn't tend to argue with that. However, over the years my dad took over primary spaghetti responsibilities until the meal evolved into Dad's spaghetti. I can't really say what makes it so good, but he always gets the sauce just right.
8. Dad's beef barley vegetable soup
Now this is actually a recipe from a cookbook that I've made myself, but let me tell you something, this soup is perfect for when you have one of those awful winter colds. It's hearty, it's tasty, it's tomatoey, and those little pearls of barley just add something to the mixture. I remember dad slaving over that soup many a Saturday night. I would "help" by watching
9. Tuna casserole
A school night standard, there was always something stupifyingly satisfying about this dish. All you do (though I didn't know this when I was a little kid) is mix up a can of cream of mushroom soup with a can of tuna, dump it over cooked pasta, and bake it till it's warmed through. But it's so good, and I realize in retrospect it was great for my parents because it was easy to cook. In the summer we'd have our family's special iced tea with it, and that combo of tastes still immediately recalls summers of my youth.
10. Stove top oatmeal
I remember being a kindergardener and feeling all nervous and cold and icky about going to school. Then my mom or dad would take out this old little yellow pot and that little silo of Quaker oatmeal, and I knew what was coming my way. Hot, steaming oatmeal with just the right and perfect touch of brown sugar and milk. How did they get those measurements right every single time??
11. Texas sheet cake
If you have ever had Texas sheet cake or anything remotely resembling Texas sheet cake, you know that it is one of the most amazing creations on the face of the planet. Deep, dark cake with chocolate in the middle and chocolate icing and walnuts on top – it's really too good to be true. My grandma used to whip these things up in what seemed like 5 minutes, so I always assumed it was easy. Well my mom and I tried to bake one up a few years ago and I swear part of the recipe is to stand on your head while mixing the batter with one hand and stirring the icing with another. It's a very complex recipe and the timing needs to be spot on. Pretty amazing that my grandma could do it flawlessly all by herself while I was asking her where my invisible friends were!
12. Thanksgiving meal
I am still very lucky that I get to enjoy our family's recipes every Thanksgiving. My mom uses family recipes for the stuffing, for the pies, for the biscuits, and for many other things too. Of course, Thanksgiving is half thankfulness and half nostalgia anyway. You enjoy being with those around you and you think about those who can no longer make it to the table with you, at least in this realm. I have memories spanning back as far as I can remember about this holiday and the corresponding food. May it ever be so.
So there you have it! Twelve of my most nostalgic foods. Now, the real question is, what are yours?
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This is funny. My mom made a book a couple years ago for my Dad and his sisters called "Crap We Ate" or something similar. It has pictures and recipes of all the things like this they ate when they were kids. Trust me this one does actually taste good and my Dad you to make a snack of it occasionally. Put some peanut butter and karo syrup on a plate. Mix. Eat.
"When I was little I spent a lot of weekends with my grandma, and inevitably she would serve up sausage gravy and biscuits. My mom and I agree that there is not a better sausage gravy out there than what my grandma used to make. I am not sure what her secret was, but boy was it delish!"
Nobody can cook that good like grandmas can. It's a real mystery. Mmmm i would like to try that sausage : )
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My dad used to make mac n' cheese with tuna and peas. Not my favorite but it brings back so many sweet memories. He has since graduated to Split pea soup and rack of lamb.
Here are some of mine: grilled cheese, macaroni and cheese, oreos, making and eating cut out cookies for Christmas, special Christmas cookies, and all the traditional meals for holidays.
I feel the same way with poached egg on toast, my mom did the same for me on my bad days.
My not so favorite , was my mom's version of home made pizza bread during lean times, we used hot dogs as pepperonis, and that goverment cheese. It always smelled like great pizza, but it was that great tasting.
My mom tried stuffed onions, peppers, and tomatoes, that turned out to be the grossest meal ever. It smelled gross while cooking, looked gross and tasted gross. My mom pretended to like it ,but later on as an adult, I found out she didn't really like it too.
Then there was my mom's onion soup mix burgers and her homemade ketcup with chunks of onion and cinnamon.
The burgers always smelled great grilling but not so great tasting to me.
Then the ketchup I don't know where my mom got the idea for cinnamom in ketchup, it just didn't work for me.
I had a problem with onions when was a kid anyway. That was my main problem.
I can handle these foods now.
Man - your house looked delish....My mom made hot dogs a lot. Sometimes she made turkey sausage to mix it up. LOL
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Delish article, Margie! My tastebuds just took a stroll down memory lane - both elementary school cafeteria meals, in addition to the family Thanksgiving feast! Can't wait for the traditional meal - just around the corner.
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We had rice, chicken livers and gizzards! I'd push aside the livers... They need to be cooked in a pressure cooker then gravy made from the juices. Never had creamed herring... else our folks must have gone to the same culinary school!
So many memories brought back by your article! My parents both grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio - home of the Cincinnati chili parlors. So, naturally, my mother made lots of cincy chili (which is NOTHING like a Texas chili that most are used to, btw.) I remember walking in from school, smelling that chili and I would literally, start gagging and running for my room. LOL Now? It's one of my favorite things ever; I make it from scratch all of the time. :)
@SocialMediaSean @12most love the post! A few I can't say I have the same memory but there's lots there I do!
Great share! Margie. Always fun to take a walk down culinary memory lane with you.
#11 Texas Sheet Cake. Wow - that sounds fun ;-) I've never had the pleasure.....
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OY! I think of my late mother's equally sad culinary efforts - but with love.
@ProjectQuinn @margieclayman tourtière, macaroni and cheese, perogies, ribs & sauerkraut, really good home-made soup, potato salad, chili.
@ProjectQuinn thanks lovely lady! :) #12most
I remember that tuna casserole! We had it on Friday nights - and sometimes, my mother would put crushed potato chips on top. Sounds weird, but I liked it as a kid :)
But my favorite childhood food memory involves Sunday night deli sandwiches - hot pastrami on rye with mustard - yum!
Chicken & dumplings, gumbo, peach ice cream & meatloaf....
Great topic and post Margie. When I was a kid in Seattle we used to pick raspberries and blackberries in the woods behind our house. My mom and grandma would make the best berry cobbler! Mmmmm!
I absolutely love poached eggs on toast, yum! This article is great - I can even dig the creamed herring :) Thanks for sharing!
@margieclayman Great topic, my native food was quite different though, instead of poached egg on toast i had eggy bread. Thanks for memories
I love #2 and #12. I have also enjoyed passing along those generational recipes to my own kids...mostly involving frying or grilling/smoking, but then again I'm Texan #HookEm
@renh77 thanks!
@jodinesplace I used to not like onions too. I still hate cutting them up. That whole crying thing is a real bummer.
Stuffed peppers are an acquired taste, I think. My bubbin used to make stuffed peppers and they were really really good, but I've had some that were gross too. Ya just never know with foods like that :)
@danielnewmanUV I'm a big fan of hot dogs. I went through a brief brat phase when i was in grad school but I couldn't afford the brats AND the sauerkraut, so I got bummed and gave up :)
What I don't like - the hot dog bits in the baked beans. Not a fan.
@dabarlow You just created a drool situation here :)
@ItsToni yeah, it's funny the stuff we end up liking later in life. I thought I hated tomato soup and yams when I was kid. Derrrrrrr!!
@MeghanMBiro Oh, Texas Sheet Cake is just literally to die for. The closest you can get a restaurant is something like chocolate suicide cake. Nummers.
@BruceSallan The love makes it taste better :)
@dbvickery @12most Mine were all homemade Italian dishes. Still are in fact! :-)
@margieclayman you're welcome!
@ProjectQuinn I remember getting really excited sometimes at school about Saturday cold cuts for lunch. I think it was mostly the "Saturday " thing :)
@ProjectQuinn my Mom would do crushed chips too, some times cheese to add variety to the dish.
@CynthiaKSeymour meatloaf is one I share with you. I have been told that my grandma made the most amazing chicken & dumplings, but sadly I have no memory of it. My mom has never found its equal!
@BrandFlair Oh my. That sounds beyond divine!!
@RachelTaylorChi oh you brave soul you! Yay :)
thanks @dbvickery . Yep, gotta start 'em young. It's the taste of childhood that people end up missing:)
@dabarlow@ProjectQuinn crushed chips was a trick my school cafeteria used. I secretly really liked it, but don't tell anyone :)
@margieclayman And we had pork roast (again w/the gravy) almost every Sunday...unless it was ham. Homemade macaroni and cheese. Generally had lemon or coconut pie every week...or my favorite blackberry cobbler. Homemade rolls or biscuits. And my grandmother made me eat breakfast every morning!! And since I grew up in South Texas, we ate a lot of what we hunted or fished for. I don't do any of that now, but I grew up with a steady dose of catfish and wild game. No need for Slim Jims for me (anybody seen the Bill Engvall routine on slim jims?)


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Nowadays fillings can be natural looking. Many people are more conscious about the way they look, so they don't want silver fillings that show when they laugh or smile.
Costs can vary quite a lot from dentist to dentist. They usually depend on the size and type of white filling used and the time it takes to complete the treatment. Costs may also vary from region to region, but your dental team will be able to give you an idea of the cost before you agree to treatment.
White fillings have always been considered less long-lasting than silver amalgam fillings. But there are now new materials available that are comparable to silver amalgam, and these are proving to be very successful. The life expectancy of a white filling can depend greatly on where it is in your mouth and how heavily your teeth come together when you bite. Your dental team can advise you on how long your fillings should last.
It is usually best to change fillings only when your dental team decide that an old filling needs replacing. If so, you can ask to have it replaced in a tooth-coloured material. Some dentists prefer not to put white fillings in back teeth, as they are not always successful. One way around this would be to use crowns or inlays, but this can mean removing more of the tooth and can be more expensive.
This can vary, but they are mainly made of glass particles, synthetic resin and a setting ingredient. Your dental team should be able to give you more information about the particular material they use.
Most dental practices offer white fillings as a normal part of the treatment they give you.
'Adhesive dentistry' involves bonding the filling to the tooth. The dental team have to remove less of the tooth, which is obviously better.
As we have already said, there are alternatives such as crowns and inlays, although they can cost a lot more. Veneers can be used on front teeth instead of crowns or fillings.
If you need free and impartial dental advice please do not hesitate to contact our Dental Helpline or call 01788 539780 (local rate call in the UK).
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