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You've planned a really festive holiday season, Hats. Who are you getting to come to your tree decorating ceremony? I wouldn't be able to pull my family together to do that - they'd all be too busy, and the teens have no interest. My youngest son's kids have never decorated a tree, they have someone come in and professionally do it each year - (I keep my mouth shut, to each his own). For a couple of years when I was having 3 of my friends over for Christmas lunch, we did the tree trimming, but I don't know that they really enjoyed it.
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Tt, it's so great to see you - yesterday had to have been yucky, but hopefully you're feeling a lot better today for it.
paying to have someone trim the tree? What can I say. I'm sure your friends enjoyed decorating with you - I find it hard to imagine anyone wouldn't!
Re: December 2012
posted at 12/21/2012 8:51 AM EST
I have invited my bff and her family, including her son who is the same age as the DD and DD's friends to allow her to see them while they are home from school. Will be easy peasy buffet style and apps I decided. I have gotten old enough that the lighted tree is enough and if only a few treasured ornaments get on there, so be it. It's just an excuse to get together and have a talk and a drink before the craziness really starts.
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posted at 12/21/2012 9:22 AM EST
In response to toytrumpet's comment:
You've planned a really festive holiday season, Hats. Who are you getting to come to your tree decorating ceremony? I wouldn't be able to pull my family together to do that - they'd all be too busy, and the teens have no interest. My youngest son's kids have never decorated a tree, they have someone come in and professionally do it each year - (I keep my mouth shut, to each his own). For a couple of years when I was having 3 of my friends over for Christmas lunch, we did the tree trimming, but I don't know that they really enjoyed it.
As soon as one of my daughters sw a tree or lights up anywhere, they flew home to tell their Dad and then up went our tree and all the decorations......trimming the tree was one of their favories....my oldest dughter had a tradition, on Christmas Eve, everyone would get in their pjs, the carols would start playing, the cocoa would be on the table, and they would all trim the tree....When I was younger (much) there was never any sort of decorations up in our house on Christmas Eve, don't know how my Mom did it, but when I woke up on Christmas our parlor looked like a fairy land, she had decorated and put up the tree, wrapped all the presents and even made clothes and dressed our dolls we had left sitting in a chair, she grew up in an orphanage so she wanted everything nice for us.
tt sounds like you are well on the road to recovery, keep drinking, try lemon & lime gatorade, very tasty...regular V8 may be too salty for your taste, try the low sodium one. Prin, by now your test is over, and hopefullly your feeling well enuf to eat a bit of breakfast. Merry Christmas and a Healthy Happy New Year to all. ss
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posted at 12/21/2012 9:41 AM EST
Good morning everyone,
We have also watched the weather and the airline cancellations. UK son is coming in from PB tonight and TX son and DIL tmw night. I am mostly worried about the TX people. They have a lay over in Chicago, and that always problematic in bad weater. Once, a long time ago, DIL had to spend the night there.
Princess, you should be done with your test by now. Hope it went well and everything is ok. I agree with others, that your spread, however wonderful it sounds, is a lot of work for you. Cheat some more, and just make one or two items. Re macaroons. I used to make them all the time, when the boys were young. I would whip them up at night, stick them in the oven, turn off the oven and they would be ready the next morning. Easy!
Are you feeling better this morning, tt? It could very well be your low sodium, that made you feel worse. Try to get those electrolytes in synk again. Did Cheerio get over Harry's visit?
The rain is coming down heavily here right now. Can hear it drumming on my skylight. I finished most of my grocery shopping, but just made a last list of a few items - like the greens, I still need. Hate to go out in that weather, but I have to.
UK son asked for tacos tonight, so that is easy. Can make everything ahead of time and it can wait for him for whatever time he comes. I just took the crust for the Frozen Lemonade Pie (remember that one, I posted a picture) out of the oven. Later today, I will do the filling and freeze it away. I am also planning to make the sweet and sour red cabbage today. That keeps well too.
Have a good day everyone and stay dry.
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posted at 12/21/2012 9:52 AM EST
ss, your post came up as mine did. Enjoyed your tale of your mom decorating the night before Christmas.
When our sons were young, we had a similar tradition. The boys would go and buy the fresh tree with dad. We would then store it on our porch until Santa would come and decorate it the night before our Christmas on the 24th. So every morning the boys would run out to check the porch to see if the tree was still there, or if Santa had been here. One Christmas we had a tree, that was much too tall, so DH had to cut off a good two feet of the bottom. The next morning our youngest came back very upset and crying. "Santa took our tree and left us only the stump."
Oh, those memories!
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posted at 12/21/2012 10:32 AM EST
Hope your sons arrive on schedule, Pingo.
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posted at 12/21/2012 11:10 AM EST
Yes, that was the nice old tradition that Santa/Sinter Klaus/St Nick/Father Christmas brought the tree and put it up on Christmas Eve. It must have been so exciting. I think the Practice of bringing in trees from far afield on trucks (Nova Scotia for this area, western Canada for the west...) and artificial trees put paid to that custom - why wait for Christmas Eve to decorate an artificial one? Or one that was cut at the beginning of November? I always feel so sad when I see trees waiting for pickup even before New Year's day.
Just took a trip to the farm for some brussels sprouts and apples and pears for salads. Will add nuts and craisins to red leaf lettuce and make my own dressings for the party. I have saved some canning jars for that....now all I need is more eggs and some more wine. Can get those when the rain clears.
I am doing some caroling at an assisted living facility tonight. So glad the cold is gone and my voice is - not good- but at least as good as it can be now. Pingo, does your family sing together? Anyone else?
Re: December 2012
posted at 12/21/2012 11:38 AM EST
My token Christmas decoration is up - red and green holiday placemats and a red candle on the kitchen table.
Lunch, Winter? Mine was some potato salad, a couple of ham/cheese roll ups, and a small salad (?) of just chopped lettuce and dressing. Now if I only had some apple pie - - and chocolate ice cream to go on it - -
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posted at 12/21/2012 12:07 PM EST
Hi all---Have not been on in a long time--am not caught up at all---computer at home died, and will not be replaced for a while. Feel funny spending time on line at work, very busy now,but wanted to wish you all a MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Everything fine at this end--DH just had another hospital stay, then cyber knife radiation, and is doing much better!! I have only read this last page--would take me ages to catch up on the last month.
I LOVE the story of your mother doing all that in one night , SS-even down to making and dressing the dolls. Sounds like a few of you had Christmas Eve traditions,
I can see from this last page TT is not feeling well--hope you feel better soon!
Hope all flights arrive Ok for Pingos family.
Sorry so short, but love to you all, and enjoy the time with family.
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posted at 12/21/2012 12:09 PM EST
Yes, you are so right, Hats. That tradition went puff! with the artificial trees. I stod by my "never to have an artificial tree" many years, but finally lost 1 to 3. They all wanted an artificial tree. The boys wanted one, so we could put it up earlier like their frends. And Dad was quick to agree, so he didn't have to go out in the cold, find a tree, tie it up on the car, cut it to size and hopefully get it to fit in the stand. Then spend an evening to string it and hoping all the lighte were working.
The one we have now is beautiful, and I must admit it is a lot easier to set up with the lights allready strung. We can also enjoy it more. The tree doesn't come down until after Epiphany.
Yes we do sing carols. And now with our DIL, who is a wonderful piano player, in the family, we get accompanied with the music. We don't have a piano unfortunately, but our son's keyboard will do. Last year, when we spent Christmas in TX, our son's MIL played the organ (yes, she has an organ at home) and we spent an entire evening singing. It was absolutely wonderful.
tt, your lunch sounds wonderful. Looks like you are up to your "old tricks" again, so you must be feeling a lot better. Have to eat something myself. I had a banana for breakfast and now I am starving reading about your potato salad and roll ups. I have leftover cabbage soup. Will heat that up.
I was hoping for a break in the rain, so I could scoot out, but it doesn't seem to happen. So I will just have to jump out in it. Not happy.
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posted at 12/21/2012 12:15 PM EST
Tulip, so nice to see your post. You have been missed. So glad to hear it was only a broken computer, that kept you from posting and that everything is fine with you and your DH.
Merry Christmas to you and your family, if you celebrate Christmas.
Please do check in on and off from work. I won't tell your boss.
Happy Holidays!
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posted at 12/21/2012 12:29 PM EST
Yes Tulips, Merry Christmas to you, DH and the rest, so glad you have good news about DH's health - isn't that the best present of all?
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posted at 12/21/2012 12:32 PM EST
Tulips, Pingo said what I was thinking so well that all I can say is "Ditto!" Will look forward to your more regular posting when the computer is replaced. I like my tablet, by the way.
hats, yes, we sing, too. I come from a line of first sopranos and am one myself. My grandmother gave me lessons when I was young; she would have been a professional opera singer had it been a more reputable profession in her day. My voice sounds so much like hers did when she was younger that for two years after she passed away I couldn't sing without crying...I heard her voice from my childhood so clearly in my own voice. But, I can mostly do it, again, now, and not tear up. One of my favorite childhood memories is the four generations singing in harmony as dinner was prepared, hymns, mostly. I was 4 and my great-grandmother was 78. I was often frustrated because I couldn't hear the harmony and was "stuck" with the melody, lol, but those were more special times than I realized at that age. Enjoy your caroling - that's great you have your voice back in time.
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posted at 12/21/2012 12:52 PM EST
Tulips - so nice to see your post. Sorry about DH's hosptial stay, but glad he is doing better.
Thanks for all of the well wishes. Colonoscopy was a piece of cake, as I don't remember a thing! Last night, not so much, lol. I am just very weak from fasting for 2 days + last night. I did, however, get a nice chocolate shake on the way home and it made me feel a bit stronger. Now I am just soooo thirsty - must be dehydrated, so drining lots of water.
As for Christmas Eve, I do plan on doing a couple of things on Sunday, so that will be good. I am also doing paper plates, so the clean up will be that much easier.
What a cold/raw day. Nice day to stay inside!
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posted at 12/21/2012 1:05 PM EST
Nice to see you back home and that all went well, Princess.
Tulips, good to see you posting again. Sorry your DH had to undergo more surgery, but it sounds as tho he has improved again now.
Heard the mail drop through the slot, hoping there are no more cards from someone I had either forgotten or dropped off my list.
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posted at 12/21/2012 1:52 PM EST
tt, I had a cheeseburger with pickles, onions, and ketchup. I for one am glad I have an artifical tree. I'm very allergic to pine and it's not worth it to me to deal with allergies along with everything else. We will need to get a new one after the season as we have a couple of sections that the lights aren't working and they can't be fixed. :(
tulips, great to hear from you. Sorry about your DH's hospital stay and about your computer dying.
Prin, nice to hear from you today. Hope you are able to eat something so you can feel like yourself again.
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posted at 12/21/2012 2:18 PM EST
Winter, if you need a new tree, the time to buy it is right after Christmas. We changed ours out a couple of years ago. We had shopped around before Christmas, but looking at the prices, decided the old tree could last yet another time. Went to the Christmas store up on route 1 (forgot their name) to get some more icicles for the next year and found the tree we had looked at and loved for 65% off. Needless to say, we got back home with a bit more than icicles.
ETA. I remembered it now. It is called Christmas Eve and is Southbound side of Rt.1
Re: December 2012
posted at 12/21/2012 2:31 PM EST
That's my plan Pingo, I just have to get DH on board. :)
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posted at 12/21/2012 3:07 PM EST
I had a chicken sandwich with cranberry on a whole grain bagel! Yum! Baked 12 more loaves of bread, made Chop Suey (I already had a hankering and Winter, you sent me over the edge) and now I am getting ready to carol. Glad to hear that there are others who love singing here. My mom sang. Her mom was a concert level pianist. So there was some talent there but now it's just love.
TT, will be interested to hear if you are feeling stronger after you eat your supper.....
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posted at 12/21/2012 3:21 PM EST
Yoo Hoo! The sun is out, and the first flight delay is in already. 1 hour's delay. It is snowing like crazy in PB - I am sure there will be further delays.
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posted at 12/21/2012 3:52 PM EST
Hats, I think you probably mean "Princess", not me in regards to feeling stronger after eating supper. Mine will be to heat up some leftover vegetable soup and saltines with butter. Almost ran out to get my apple pie and choc ice cream, but then I saw S&S had an apple pie listed for $10. Their apple pies aren't worth that, so decided to have some fruit cocktail instead. Will have to run out at some point for milk and eggs.
10 loaves of bread? Are you putting us on? Who bakes 10 loaves of bread? Who even has 10 loaf pans?
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posted at 12/21/2012 4:16 PM EST
Tonight my friends and I have our Christmas gathering. There was no way I could make cookies last night, since my son's Christmas Pagaent got us home at 9:00. So I'm going to cut up some cheese and put them out with some crackers.
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posted at 12/21/2012 4:27 PM EST
I'll be headed out soon. I probably won't be on this weekend, but I will be here on Monday if anyone is on. If not Merry Christmas everyone!
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posted at 12/21/2012 4:27 PM EST
Cheese and crackers sounds good, Winter.


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Versatile actor Irrfan Khan says although he has not been offered the lead role in a biopic on Bhupen Hazarika, he would love to essay the legendary musician on screen.
"I was not offered the role, but if they (the makers) offer it to me, I would love to play it. It's a very exciting character and I want to do a film on music... and nothing better than (a film on) Bhupen Hazarika's life," Irrfan said.
"Dhumuha: The Storm" is the title of the biopic which is being produced by Pooja Bhatt. It is jointly written by Kalpana Lajmi and Pooja's father Mahesh Bhatt. Lajmi, who shared a passionate 40-year relationship with Hazarika, will direct the project.
Irrfan says he will be happy to work with Pooja.
"Whenever she offers me this role, I would jump on to it. However, the role has not been offered to me yet," he added.
Hazarika was a poet, music composer, singer, actor, journalist, author and filmmaker. He pioneered Assam's film industry and has been hailed as the uncrowned king of the northeast's cultural world.
Hazarika died in 2011, aged 85.
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100 Themes - CLICHESThis 100 Theme Challenge is about taking old cliches and twisting them to write something unique and intriguing. These can be inspiration for any type of literature: poetry, fiction, nonfiction, scripts, etc.100 Themes - CLICHES by ATrue
The list of cliches below was compiled mostly by scrolling through our own deviantART poetry gallery. It's appaling to see how many cliches are still being used in their original form with no effort given to making them new or interesting! The struggle for a lot of writers, I think, is that they make the cliche too much a focal point of their writing, rather than using it simply for inspiration or relatability.
I want to say this to all the writers out there who desire to be better: You can make a piece accessible without making it cliche.
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My FavorLIT Thingsto be sung to the tune of "My Favorite Things" from The Sound of MusicMy FavorLIT Things by ATrue
Tweets from Lit-Twitter and rambles from Trevor
Workshops and sutures and fruitful endeavors
Preposterous prompts followed by screams
These are a few of my favorLIT things
Lit quotes from Rosie and updates from Lili
Smiles from Amber and haikus from kitty
Coming together for groups that need
Winter HaikuWrimo 2009---------- 01 ----------Winter HaikuWrimo 2009 by ATrue
attempt to hide
protruding garbage.
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bodies brace,
engaging the elements.
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Blinding white--
I see it in my dreams
and every waking hour.
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Bundled robots
walk turn wave
with frozen smiles.
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Passive city workers
plow streets,
cover sidewalks.
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In my country
people envy
styrofoam snow.
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Chilled bare feet
fidget eagerly at the door:
Daddy's home.
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Snow on ice
a camouflage ignored
behind the wheel.
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Thick white
scarf becomes an
accident waiting to happen
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Single people
stay warm because
they walk faster.
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Only half
a driveway shoveled;
it must be shared.
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Old man
pushing snowblower
on someone else's turf.
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Only so many ways
to say white
in winter haiku.
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Our first recipe is not only quick, but also versatile. Try one of our three variations on Asparagus with Balsamic Tomatoes to spice things up: raisin and pine nut, sesame-ginger glazed, or lemon-tarragon. If you're serving a large Easter dinner group, feel free to try all three.
Sautéed Carrots with SageYou can easily double, triple, or quadruple this small-yield recipe to feed more hungry Easter guests. A few simple ingredients turn carrots into a star side dish.
Buttery Lemon Broccolini
If you want to get a jump on this recipe, cook the Broccolini four minutes, plunge it into ice water, and refrigerate. Separately prepare the compound butter, and chill it. Then finish cooking the Broccolini in the skillet, and toss it with the butter just before serving.
Steamed Carrots with Garlic-Ginger ButterSteaming vegetables helps to retain all of the healthful water-soluble vitamins, and these carrots are no exception. The addition of the garlic-ginger butter gives an exotic flair to an otherwise classic dish.
Roasted Asparagus with Balsamic Browned ButterOne of the best (and simplest) sides in our magazine's history, this recipe was named Best Vegetable Side Dish in our 20th anniversary issue, making it a perfect choice for your Easter dinner. The browned butter with a splash of balsamic vinegar adds an elegance that belies the simplicity of this approach.
Asiago, Potato, and Bacon GratinThis side is a sure hit, featuring the three ingredients almost everyone loves: cheese, bacon, and potatoes. Combining Parmesan and Asiago cheeses provides depth and creaminess, while the buttery Yukon Gold potato stands in for the additional fat and calories.
Corn and Parsnip CakesReminiscent of corn fritters, this skillet-cooked side dish features the additional sweetness of parsnips. A golden brown crust adds crunch and makes this side a crowd pleaser.
Green Bean Salad AmandineThe classic side dish gets a fresh makeover with the addition of a sherry-Dijon mustard vinaigrette. Haricots verts are the traditional bean, but regular green beans work just as well.
Carrot-Parsnip Soup with Parsnip ChipsRoot vegetables lend their complementary, slightly sweet flavors to this hearty bowl. Stir in more water or broth if you prefer a thinner consistency.
Spinach Salad with Gorgonzola, Pistachios, and Pepper Jelly VinaigretteRed pepper jelly adds a snappy note to the vinaigrette that makes this simple salad memorable enough for an Easter dinner. You can prepare the vinaigrette earlier in the day and refrigerate; let it come to room temperature before tossing it with the spinach.
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Roasted Beet, Avocado, and Watercress SaladWith red beets and onions and green avocado slices and watercress, this is a festive salad to begin your Easter dinner with. This recipe serves 12, so it's great for large gatherings.
Zesty Three-Bean and Roasted Corn SaladThis southwestern-accented recipe combines canned beans with sweet corn and red bell peppers for a colorful Easter side dish.
Roasted Potatoes with Tangy Watercress SauceAdd watercress, basil, and mint to a yogurt base for a fragrant, fresh-tasting sauce you can make up to 2 days ahead. Serve this versatile dish alongside chicken, beef, or lamb. You can also use the sauce as a dip for vegetables.
Fresh Peas with Spicy Pepper RelishThe lightly pickled relish will keep up to two days in the refrigerator, so feel free to prep prior to Easter day. Corn muffins with honey butter would make a great accompaniment.
Grilled Vegetable Salad with Creamy Blue Cheese DressingIf the weather is warm your Easter weekend, you won't want to miss out on this delicious, warm-weather side. This is a smart make-ahead dish because the vegetables can be grilled a few hours prior to assembling the salads. Just be sure to savor every bite—you will certainly be glad you did.
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Spinach with Garlic VinaigretteTry one of our variations on this basic recipe. Mix with cooked farfalle pasta to make Spinach-Pasta Salad. Try increasing the garlic to three thinly sliced cloves, heat the vinaigrette over medium-high heat and sauté with onion and garlic for two minutes before tossing in fresh spinach to create Wilted Spinach. Another option, microwave 4 (6-ounce) Yukon gold potatoes for 13 minutes or until tender, prepare wilted spinach before dividing among potatoes. Then top each with 1 1/2 tablespoons crumbled feta for Spinach Baked Potatoes.
Haricots Verts and Grape Tomato Salad with Crème Fraîche DressingThis salad tastes fresh, fresh, fresh, with a hint of tangy creaminess from the crème fraîche that also makes it feel indulgent.
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Fresh English Pea Salad with Mint and PecorinoHealthy doses of bitter arugula, fresh mint, and salty pecorino keep these peas interesting. Fresh green peas have amazing flavor, but if you don't feel like shelling, or the Easter guests are already knocking, you can thaw out some frozen ones.
Melon and Prosciutto Salad with Parmigiano-ReggianoSalty and unctuous, prosciutto is a classic match for fresh melon, and a topping of Parmigiano-Reggiano (the real stuff is worth it here) adds another layer of savory flavor. Make this salad the centerpiece of an easy antipasto Easter meal. Serve with a platter of olives, roasted peppers, sliced tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, and, if you're feeling ambitious, add your favorite grilled or roasted veggies, too.
View Recipe: Melon and Prosciutto Salad with Parmigiano-Reggiano
Carrot-Pineapple SlawThe mayonnaise-laden (and usually store-bought) version of this slaw is a popular picnic food. Our healthier version uses a lemon-maple vinaigrette and adds juicy pineapple for extra interest to make this recipe fit for your Easter celebration.
Herbed Green and Wax BeansAdding a bundle of herbs (bouquet garni) to the steaming liquid imparts subtle flavor and aroma to the vegetables.
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Shrimp and Bacon Deviled EggsShrimp and bacon elevate these deviled eggs from familiar to fantastic. Party Tip: These can be made up to a day ahead.
Lemon-Scented Broccoli SouffléServe this fluffy side as a perfect foil for your Easter dinner table. The soufflé will fall when it's taken out of the oven, but its airy texture and fresh citrus aroma will remain long after it has been served.
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Bean Is Believing
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Chiapas, the southernmost state of Mexico, is not an easy place to do business. Historically a poor and volatile region, the last five years have been particularly hard on its rural Mayan populace. Since 1994, an armed indigenous peoples rebellion--the Zapatista rebellion--has caused the Mexican government to commit, over time, nearly half of its forces--around 70,000 troops--to the state. On top of this, multiple paramilitary groups operate, and violence and brutality are routine. In the middle of this chaos is American Kerry Appel and his Human Bean Company.
After almost thirty years of traveling throughout Mexico and Central America, Appel found himself in Chiapas just as the Zapatista uprising was getting underway. He took it upon himself to investigate the causes of the violence. The rebellion began on January 1, 1994, the same day the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) took effect. This was not a coincidence; one of the Zapatistas' main concerns is the loss, under NAFTA, of indigenous peoples' right to communally and ejido held land. According to the first declaration of war on the Mexican government by the Zapatista army, those in power
don't care that we have nothing, absolutely nothing, not even a roof over our heads, no land, no work, no health care, no food nor education. Nor are we able to freely elect our political representatives, nor is there independence from foreigners, nor is there peace and justice for ourselves and our children.
Appel had found something to believe in.
Returning to the United States, Appel committed himself to supporting the Zapatista cause. Unconvinced that aiding the violence by running guns to the rebels was the way to go, he was convinced that "to be in solidarity one should act upon the needs expressed by those struggling." One of those needs concerned new markets for Chiapas' main cash crop: coffee. Ordinarily, the Zapatista communities' only access to the international coffee market is through intermediaries who pay excruciatingly low prices. "The coyotes come to indigenous communities that have no infrastructure, no markets," says Appel. "They bring their own scale, tell them what their product weighs and what they're going to pay. It is usually far below the cost of producing the coffee." If Appel could import the beans to the United States directly, paying a just or fair-trade price many times that of the intermediaries, he would be supporting the struggle while helping the poor of Chiapas help themselves.
Is Appel sticking his nose where it ought not be? Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo had this to say of foreigners involved in Chiapas:
The Mexican people and the federal government cannot allow foreign people [to be] directly involved in the conflict of Chiapas . …


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Shizen Conquers Vegan Sushi + Ramen in Sleek Digs in the Mission
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Idea that Auston Matthews will skip major junior or college to play pro in Europe smells like a bluff
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Your sprites from the protagonist are also in Pokémon Garnet(or were). Also, the starters from Pokémon Garnet were also in another fan game and... BAH! I'm confused, who made these things?
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Beautiful image (not completely sure about the pose).
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This is so awesome; very ethereal
Nice portrait, love the composition!
beautiful portret, perfect light and colors
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Look at the drop from saddle to bars on this bike! But then look at the pic of the guy taking his own picture from a reflection and notice that he's riding pretty upright. He has long limbs. This is just my really long way of saying you never know from just looking at someone's bike. God I need to stop posting I swear this is probably it for me today Cheers dudes


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Small and dry
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why is this from Argentina?!
Wish I'd looked at the reviews before I purchased...
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2 of 2 found this review helpful.
Last two orders have been part rotten and lead to a lot of wasteage.
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2 of 3 found this review helpful.
My garlic came from Argentina!
Awful lot of food miles and the website can't specify where it is from at the time of purchase.
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smallest garlic bulbs I've seen....
The first point is the size of the garlic - paltry.The second point, although it does admittedly say in the online description that it may be sourced from other countries, i thought as it was Duchy/Waitrose that I was buying a product of England, not Argentina. i shall remember to look at the small print in future.
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ergoemacs-mode's home page is moved to https://ergoemacs.github.io/, now lead by Matthew L Fidler 〔https://github.com/mattfidler〕. The page you are reading here is kept for history.
Emacs's default keybindings are very ergonomically painful, for several reasons. (For detail, see: Why Emacs's Keyboard Shortcuts are Painful.) This page shows a emacs package that makes your emacs use a new shortcut set. This shortcut set is designed based on ergonomic principles, based on emacs's command call statistics, similar to how Dvorak Layout is designed.
IMPORTANT: Note: in the dev version, the isearch is moved from 【Alt+;】 to 【Alt+y】. Cancel command is moved from 【Alt+n】 to 【Esc】.
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Layout image with Dvorak key labels: ErgoEmacs Keybinding Dvorak.
• Dev version from MELPA, using emacs 24 package system. Just call
list-packages to install. 〔➤see Emacs: How to Install Packages Using ELPA, MELPA〕. (Thanks to Steve Purcell)
These older versions are provided for whatever reasons people might want them. You shouldn't use it unless you have good reasons.
for documentation, see https://ergoemacs.github.io/.
the best place to ask questions is at https://groups.google.com/group/ergoemacs
If you sure think there's a bug, report it at https://code.google.com/p/ergoemacs/issues/list
Here's the outline of how this design is arrived.
Statistics of emacs commands are compiled from emacs users, and are listed by frequency of use. The top about 30 ones, are given a keyboard shortcut.
To assign the key position, the following rules are used. The rules are listed roughly in order of priority:
The design is based on finger positions, not on first letter of command names. The shortcut set is the same for QWERTY and Dvorak. The ease of remembering what commands are on what keys are based on grouping and positioning. For example, cursor movings are all right hand, text changing are all left hand, moving or deleting to the left/right have keys that are place left and right together, and similar for up/down (by screen or to beginning/end of file). Undo, Cut, Copy, Paste are the familiar row Z X C V.
In this design, only the 【Alt+‹key›】 space is used. Some Alt+⇧ Shift is used too. 【Ctrl+‹key›】 space is not used except 7 standard keybindings (Open, Close, Save, Save As, Print, Select All). The operation and consistency of emacs is not affected.
David Capello rewrote this package into a full-featured minor-mode starting with version 5.0.0. ().
Matthew L Fidler did complete rewrite of the key engine, starting with version 5.6.1 (). Huge number of features are added. Matthew is the current maintainer.
Thanks to many people who helped in code snippets or suggestions, including providing versions for different keyboard layouts (➢ for example: UK, Italian, Swedish, Danish, …). Please see the package's header for a full list.