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This is a redo of a very very early comic, before I even had a tablet. Sometimes flight attendants can have trouble with Korean names, but it seems they have some tactics to avoid having to say the name. Fantastic!
by Nic • Korean People, Other Travel • Tags: korean names, korean names difficult, my korean husband, pronouncing korean names
This is a redo of a very very early comic, before I even had a tablet. Sometimes flight attendants can have trouble with Korean names, but it seems they have some tactics to avoid having to say the name. Fantastic!
by Nic • Other Travel • Tags: mr gwon travelling, my korean husband, no muse
Yup, it's pretty quiet here! He is in Melbourne until Monday. Usually if I don't have a comic idea I rely on him to either do something funny or remind me of another time where he did something interesting or funny. But he's not here!
I'm glad he is having fun in Melbourne though. He did a lot of backpacking before he met me and he really loves travelling and meeting new people. But he called me last night and complained about how dirty everyone is in the backpackers he is staying in is! Maybe he has got too used to the comfortable married life?
by Nic • Australia, Other Travel • Tags: australia kids school excursion, australia train, korean husband, my korean husband blog, naughty children on train, train
He was not happy! He has gone back to Sydney for work but I'm just staying in my home town for a few more days. He caught the train yesterday and there were soo many school kids on it because they were on a school excursion. We say 'school excursion' in Australia, but I think in the U.S. it's 'field trip'?
Anyway, he had to sit next to these kids for about 6 hours! He called me when he got to Sydney and said he didn't talk to them because "they are evil." They tried to talk to him of course, but he ignored them. He has had experience with naughty Australian children before, so he knew if he talked to them, they would realise he has a different accent. Then they'll make fun of it or try to get him to says lots of things so they can be rude to him. He likes young children and babies, but school age children can just be so feral.
He gets angrier at naughty children than I do because he is the one from a hierarchical society. Of course children can be very naughty in Korea too, but the way Australian children can behave makes him even angrier.
He said when the kids were finally getting off the train, the teacher was herding them off and said to him, "Come on, get off the train," thinking he was one of the kids. She then looked properly and saw that is was a very angry Asian man (it's not like he is very small either!) and was embarrassed and apologised.
by Nic • Other Travel • Tags: don't unpack, hate unpacking, korean husband, my korean husband, suitcase, travel unpacking, unpack, unpacking
So I'm back in Sydney now. And I haven't unpacked yet. I know I'm going to be forced to do it very soon though… My husband is starting his speech, "This is our plans for the day!" I know unpacking will be one of them.
This comic actually appeared on the Tumblr first, because I like to mix things up a bit.
by Nic • Other Travel • Tags: earphones, my korean husband, yelling over music
Erm… he shouldn't try to be cool…
I visited my family for a few days and got back last night. It's always nice to see him waiting for me at the train station.
by Nic • Other Travel • Tags: korean thank you, learning korean, malaysia, speaking korean
This was last year when we went to Malaysia for a few days.
My husband did not realise that she'd said thank you in Korean when she'd handed our passports back. She saw he was Korean and so had used Korean and he just took his passport and walked away! Well it was about 4am.
It is funny when people don't realise their native language is being spoken. My brother was asked directions by a Japanese student in Sydney one time. My brother speaks fluent Japanese and realised this guy was Japanese so gave detailed directions in Japanese. The guy made no acknowledge of my brother speaking his native language and went on his way. I wonder if it hit him later that a random Australian guy had spoken Japanese or if he was thinking, "Wow I can understand English really well!"
Sometimes I think I can understand Korean well but then I realise it's because I'm just understanding all the loan words from English.
by Nic • Other Travel • Tags: bugs, honeymoon, vanuatu
My husband is scared of bugs and insects. He will shriek like a little girl if he sees one. He wasn't always scared though. In fact, where he grew up in rural Korea is swarming with creepy-crawlies and he wasn't grossed out by them when he was younger. At some point as an adult thought he has learned to be afraid of them. Therefore I'm the one who always deals with them, which I don't mind because I don't have a problem with them. But I find sometimes it's just better to not tell him when there is one.
I showed him this comic last night and told him I removed about 5 millipedes from our room in Vanuatu while we were there. He was like, "Really????? WHAT THE…"
Hehehe. I kept it a secret so he wouldn't get scared. I really don't understand why he hates them so much when he can easily get rid of a mouse and isn't grossed out. Oh well, I'm happy to get rid of bugs and insects if he deals with problems like mice. Eughhhhhh I hope we never have a problem with mice.
by Nic • Other Travel • Tags: cultural differences, swimming, vanuatu
When we were on our honeymoon in Vanuatu, we took the opportunity to go out on a boat and go snorkeling.
Every time we get on a boat he asks if we can wear life jackets and where the life jackets are. This time he actually wanted to wear a life jacket while we went snorkeling. Luckily for him, the tour operators give everyone a floatie once they get into the water. We call these types of floaties 'noodles'. I realised I didn't really need one, so my husband was happy to take mine and to bob around with 2 noodles.
He is going to kill me for making him look fat there…. but seriously that's what he looked like. It was an amazing experience though.
Swimming is a cultural difference that pops up a lot. The majority of Australians can swim. When Koreans ask me, "Can you swim?" I feel like they are asking me something like "Can you walk?" It's such a normal skill to have here that it shocks me that so many Koreans can't swim. My husband can swim, he is just not confident (hence the constant asking for life jackets), but he was actually in the Korean Navy! He did his national service in the Navy and managed to have no trouble getting through with poor swimming skills.
In conclusion: go snorkeling in Vanuatu. It is amazing! Especially if you live in Australia or New Zealand- it's only a few hours away.
by Nic • Korean Language, Other Travel • Tags: vanuatu
When we were in Vanuatu we came across this hat in a shop. There are many Chinese shops in Port Vila but it was funny to come across Hangul in one of them. And Hangul that makes no sense.
It says "Children…….something…..Monk".
So someone just had random Hangul printed on these hats. Not really surprising when you consider how much bad English is on clothing. Who are these people who decide what will be on these clothes? Are they locked in a room with no computer and internet? I seriously wonder sometimes.
by Nic • Other Travel • Tags: korean names
My husband's Korean name is not that difficult but Australians can have some problems pronouncing it when they read it. I've noticed airport staff and flight attendants have interesting ways of avoiding trying to say his name.
by Nic • Other Travel • Tags: vanuatu
We got back from our honeymoon last Sunday. We went to Vanuatu for about five days. As well as the traditional Vanuatu people there are also many Australians, New Zealanders, French and Chinese there. Many many Chinese owned shops. That's not that unusual as Chinese people are spread all around the world. Koreans, less so. We were curious though. Are there any Koreans in Vanuatu?
Port Vila, where we stayed, is the capital of Vanuatu and it's pretty small! The population is about 40 thousand. We started realising that many of the cars on the road were Korean. Not just Korean brand but second hand cars imported from Korea. Many still had the original hangul on them saying this mini bus was for children or old people. Someone must be importing Korean cars, surely they would be a Korean person?
Two days passed and no sign of any Koreans until one time we were being driven back to our resort and up on a hill, near a Thai restaurant, I saw a sign that said 'Korean Restaurant'. Surely Koreans run that! I could see the sign but I couldn't see exactly where the restaurant was. Every time we were driven on that road I looked for the sign but I couldn't be sure if there was actually a restaurant there. There were buildings there but were they just a hotel? Maybe there was one that had shut down and the sign was old.
On our last afternoon there (we were flying out the next day) we found ourselves with not much to do. We'd spent the morning snorkeling and jet boat riding and we'd caught a bus instead of being driven in the resort van, so we had no driver waiting for us. We thought- let's have an adventure! This was our last chance to find out if there really was a Korean restaurant there.
We knew the sign we saw for the Korean restaurant was quite far from the centre of town and we only had a vague idea of the direction it was in. We started in that direction anyway. We stopped and asked people on the way but they didn't seem to know where it was- they weren't even sure of the Thai restaurant we knew was near it. We walked for over an hour and guessed which streets to turn in to. I started giving up hope of finding it but my husband was adamant that we were going the right way. Normally I would not trust him as he has a terrible sense of direction but this time I didn't argue. Maybe being a Korean his nose was leading him towards Korean food? haha.
Finally we saw the sign for the Thai restaurant and just a bit further along was the sign for the Korean restaurant. We couldn't see the restaurant though, just a large parking area. We asked some people who were sitting around if there was a Korean restaurant here and they pointed us to the large newer looking building at the back of the parking area. Lots of people seemed to be going through a door. Balloons were everywhere. What was this?
We stepped inside and I saw a man I knew must be Korean. He was greeting everyone that was entering this large room where it looked like a party was being held. I asked if he was Korean and I quickly said "My husband is Korean" and pushed my husband forward. They spoke in Korean and soon we were ushered into the room and welcomed.
It turns out this was the celebration of the Korean restaurant opening (it opened officially the next day). There was food and entertainment and real Koreans! After trudging up stupid hills for the past hour it was amazing to walk into something like this. Apparently there was once a Korean restaurant here that had shut down but this man was reopening it.
The owner was really happy to have us unexpectedly arrive because apparently a honeymoon couple visiting for the opening brings good luck. That made me feel better about us gorging ourselves on all the free food!
There was a mix of people at the party but the Korean people there soon realised my husband was Korean (though some thought he might have been Japanese at first). There are only about 50 Koreans in Vanuatu so a new Korean face is a novelty. Most of the Korean men were much older than my husband but were so keen to talk to him. He collected several business cards.
The entertainment was traditional islander dances performed by dance troops that were really great. There was food in abundance- including a roast pig. It was amazing that we had stumbled across this just at the right time.
One man in particular was very keen to talk to my husband. We were introduced to his family and invited to his home. It turns out he is one of the people importing Korean cars to Vanuatu! He'd come here and built up his business which was so successful he had recently built a large house. They have two young daughters who speak both English and Korean but also that night two other young Korean girls were staying so we were confronted with four very loud bilingual children! I went swimming with them while my husband retreated to the kitchen to talk with the father.
We had a really nice time with this family and were invited to stay with them next time we come back to Vanuatu. I have no idea how we managed to arrive at exactly the right time for the celebrations and then meet such lovely welcoming people. I would have given up half way but my husband insisted we were walking up the right hill. I'm guessing it really was his nose leading him towards the smell of food. Or maybe there was something more innate and he could sense where fellow Koreans were?
The next morning before our flight out we went back to the restaurant (this time we told a bus driver exactly where to go) and had a meal (will post review of it.) We talked again to some people we had met the night before- including the very kind owner. All too soon we had to leave.
Vanuatu is a really great country to visit. It is beautiful and the people there are so lovely. We had an awesome time and we did some amazing things and saw some amazing things. What happened on the last night was the least expected thing though!
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Junior guard Paris Gulley has begun to settle into a comfort zone on the basketball court and that can only be good news for the UW-Milwaukee Panthers.
Gulley, a transfer from Southeastern Community College, has experienced the typical growing pains that any newcomer would as he has tried to fit in with the Panthers. After leading the team in scoring the last two games, it looks as if he might be getting his feet on the ground.
"I'm getting more comfortable with the offense," said the 6-foot-2 Gulley. "Basically, just taking my time and slowing down. I'm trying to get the feel for everything . . . coaches, players, the offense. Then after you get comfortable, just play. I'm trying to get to that point where I feel more comfortable on the court."
Coach Rob Jeter said, "He's really been working hard at it. He's a young man who is capable of doing more for us. It's just a matter of having him feel better about himself. It's been a learning experience for him, but he's getting better."
Coming off their last-second victory over UW-Green Bay last Saturday, the Panthers (11-6, 4-1) will be tested Thursday night at the U.S. Cellular Arena by high-scoring guard Julius Mays and the Wright State Raiders (9-9, 4-2). UWM is tied for first place in the Horizon League with Cleveland State (14-3, 4-1) and Youngstown State (9-6, 4-1) with the Raiders right behind.
After going scoreless in nine minutes in a loss to Butler on Dec. 31, Gulley scored 16 points in a loss at Western Michigan on Jan. 3 and then had 18 points in the victory over Green Bay. It was the first time this season that Gulley had led the Panthers in scoring in consecutive games.
In the last two games, Gulley made 10 of 20 shots (50.0%), including 6 of 11 threes (54.5%), and received honorable mention for the league's player of the week honor. Gulley is averaging 6.2 points.
Gulley is filling an important role since the team has lost a lot of scoring at the shooting guard position. Ja'Rob McCallum, who began the season as the starter there and averaged 10.0 points, is sidelined with a wrist injury. Tone Boyle, last season's shooting guard who averaged 12.9 points, is now a member of the coaching staff.
Gulley said it had helped him to be playing alongside senior point guard Kaylon Williams.
"It's real good because he's basically like a coach on the court," said Gulley. "He knows where everybody's spots (should be)."
Williams has watched Gulley's growth on both ends of the floor.
"He can score," said Williams, who took a pass from Gulley to sink the last-second, game-winning three against Green Bay. "There's no doubt about it. He can score the ball. It's not just three-point. He can hit mid-range. He can get to the basket. It's just all about him having confidence.
"There's times when I get down on a couple guys in certain situations, but he's one that I have to deal with in a different way to motivate him rather than to get down on him. Just telling him that he's got the green light (to shoot) and just play. He's been doing exactly what we've asked of him. And he's the best-defending two-man we've had in awhile."
Wright State has won five of its last six games with the lone loss a one-point decision to Butler on Jan. 6. The 6-2 Mays, a transfer from North Carolina State, is averaging a league-high 18.0 points in Horizon games. He is averaging 13.9 points overall and 21.5 points in the last six games.
"They're a tough team," said Jeter. "Julius Mays is right now probably the best guard in the league the way he's performing."
McCallum update: Jeter said that McCallum was able to do some dribbling and shooting but nothing that involved contact. "He's still a ways away," said Jeter. "He has another evaluation in two weeks but by then we're in February. We're running out of time." If the decision is made not to play McCallum anymore this season, he would be eligible to be red-shirted since he has played in only six games this season.

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Soft Ginger Cookies
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Prep 20 mins
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These cookies really do stay soft! They are rolled in sugar and the tops crack while baking. I often double the recipe because they go so fast. I think this recipe came from Canadian Living magazine.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 1⁄4 cups flour
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 3⁄4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄4 teaspoon clove
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 3⁄4 cup butter, at room temperature
- 1 cup white sugar
- 1 egg
- 1⁄4 cup molasses
- 1⁄4 cup sugar
- Combine flour, ginger, soda, cinnamon, cloves and salt. Set aside.
- Beat butter 30 seconds, until soft.
- Add sugar and beat until fluffy.
- Add egg and molasses and beat well.
- Add 1/2 the flour mixture and stir in, then stir in the rest of the flour mixture.
- The dough should be at a consistency that you can roll it with your hands into balls. I often have to add quite a bit more flour.
- Roll into 1 inch balls, then roll the balls in sugar.
- Place cookes 2 inches apart on ungreased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 8-11 minutes. Do not brown! The cookies should be almost underbaked in the middle.
- Let, cool 2 minutes and transfer to a cooling rack. Store in cookie tins.
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I love this recipe - and it makes the house smell soooo good. Refrigerating the dough for a short time helps with the rolling. I'll be making this recipe again!
Delicious! I made these after seeing your photo on the home page. I love these types of cookies. I added no extra flour , just what the recipe called for. I also didn't roll them with my hands though. I used my cookie scoop , dropped the scoop into a bowl of "Sugar In The Raw" (personal preference, I like the larger grains for the cookies) and rolled it around like that. Baked each pan for 9 minutes. Heaven!!! Thanks so much for posting!


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Want to write for a nice glossy magazine?
If the answer to that question is a "yes" - I have a question for you...
How often do you read them?
If you want to make a career out of writing for magazines reading matters. This is especially true if you are hoping to get an essay published in your favorite print publication. Think of it as homework. But the fun kind...
I went to the hair salon yesterday, and rather than looking at all the cool fashion mags to dream about fun things to buy or wear, I spent my time flipping from one essay to the next, asking myself the following questions as I read:
+ What types of articles are hot right now? Take a clue from the consensus--are magazines focusing in on "me time", or do you see a "doing for others" vibe? Or perhaps the vacation essay is in vogue right now (perhaps even literally!). Sometimes you can begin to see themes in what type of work is being published, which may help you get your foot in the door--and your name in print.
+ As a reader, what am I gravitating toward? This is an important point, because it will help you decide on the topics you are excited about--which you will probably write more passionately about as well.
+ Who is the writer? Pay attention to who the writer is to help yourself get an idea of whether the publication may be open to someone with your experience level. It can help provide a good clue. For example, if all the writers have lengthy bios and stacks of magazine credits, you may want to look elsewhere if you are trying to get published for the first time. On the other hand, if you have similar experience, it might be a great pick for you. Don't let this totally steer your choice, but be aware that some mags may be more difficult to get into than others--even for opinion-based pieces.
+ How is the story crafted? Reading other essays is a great way to begin to see how you can formulate your work. I have picked up ideas simply from doing that, and there really is no substitute for it. When reading a number of essays, you will begin to see certain patterns, some of which you will gravitate toward. Begin that type of exploration and see where it takes you.
+ How do I feel at the end? I always try to identify the emotions that the essay evoked in me, and then re-read the piece to see how that happened. Usually I can find the exact sentences that created those feelings. It's a great exercise! After all, good writing is craft, not magic.
Learning how to study magazines is crucial to the success of your career as a writer in print. Developing your own style for essay writing can take some time, but reading the work of other writers is one of the best ways to begin.
So the next time you are in the dentist's office, at the health club or at the bookstore, spend some time reading essays. Get inside the mind of other writers and see how it can begin to shape your own approach. It's a great way to invest in your career.
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Good advice!
BTW: Each time I read a post on All Freelance Writing I dig a little deeper into my freelance writer psyche.
It's important to read the magazines you want to write for. And…you may discover that you have no real interest in writing for them after you've read the articles. It happens. As you evolve as a freelance writer, and a person, you may find that what interested you five years ago doesn't interest you today.
I'm speaking from experience.
I'm becoming more 'social' service oriented. This means I'd like to write for not-for-profits that are in the business of helping children (especially teens (foster care and or runaways)), animals and the environment, people get back on their feet, etc. I'd also like to get involved with political speech writing and speech writing in general. Even my creative writing is evolving. I'd love to get more involved with documentaries and 'heartfelt' movies that have a human story and message of hope weaved into them or movies that make people think and question things. Of course, the latter would have to be done with care. 🙂
I better copy my comment so I have it as a guide to help me evolve take my freelance writing business in a new direction. Lol!
So true! I actually have a huge magazine collection – probably a few hundred – that I've picked up on planes, in health clubs and even – *gasp* – have bought. When Borders was going out of business, I cleaned the shells, and I found lots of new magazines to pitch as well as just got a feel for what is hot right now. Reading is at least 50% of what I do as a writer. I can't get enough of it!
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The museum collections are focused on the Great Western Railway and the social history of the town.
The working signal box takes pride of place within the GWR Room, a hands-on connection with the great days of the Great Western Railway. An audio system enables you to hear ex-GWR men talking about their lives as railwaymen. Fry-ups and tales of snowstorms await you!
The Social History Gallery Exhibitions change every year. This year the gallery exhibition is focused on the 250th Anniversary of John Lethbridge.
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Fri 10:00-12:00
Sat (Easter – end of October) 14:00-16:00
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Cowaramup residents are likely to get kerbside rubbish collection after councillors elected not to go ahead with a planned move to install a new transfer station in the hamlet's light industrial area.
However, councillors cited price more than community backlash as the impetus behind Wednesday night's decision.
Although a tentative $800,000 price tag attached to the project was previously dismissed by shire president Ray Colyer, a council report said a new comprehensive facility would cost more than $1 million.
The transfer station on Cowaramup Bay Road would be shut down after members unanimously agreed it was necessary to make sure the $65 million Cowaramup Resort was built.
Wednesday night's decision would investigate the feasibility of kerbside pick-ups, with Cr Jenny McGregor saying it could be an opt-in system.
Augusta Cr Mike Smart said he would also push for a twice-yearly bulk waste collection.
If the project moves ahead, the developers would give $300,000 to the Shire for closing the transfer station and a new vesting could give them the 4ha site.
Another $350,000 would be sought from the WA Government.
Councillors such as Ian Earl said elected members wouldn't be doing their jobs if the touch-and-go project was allowed to slip away.
"When you turn up with $60 million to spend and the transfer station is there, we have an obligation to move it," he said.
Fellow Cowaramup councillor Jenny McGregor also gave the shift her backing.
"Yes the transfer station was there when they bought the land, but they can't go ahead," she said.
The closure decision would adumbrate a review of transfer stations across the shire, with a detailed review planned for the future of the main Davis Road tip after years of difficulties with compliance and increased Government expectations.
Cr Neville Veitch said even with $650,000 in funding, there would still be a significant shortfall in the future cost of Davis Road.
Cr John Bell was upbeat about the project and the developers.
"I think we should congratulate them for their determination to make it work," he said.
Councillors acknowledged the rush to apply for Supertowns funding put residents' noses out of joint, but community consultation was important to the Shire despite the logistical challenge of communicating every policy change.


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With the problems we had it could have been better we paid more this year for accomodation as we did in 2015 at Naish but the cheaper accomodation we have had in the past at the same site did not have so many problems as we did this year.
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The apartment was nice but had dangers for toddlers such as unrestricted boiling water from all the taps and exterior doors you can't stop them opening. We used a long bike lock to lock the front gate to make it safer, but the side door could not be locked. The heating is small ungaurded electric heaters, but when warm enough you can turn them off at the fuses to make it safer for kids. Your own cooking equipment is needed, especially any nonstick pans and utilities, but otherwise well equipped. Generally clean though some things like window handles in the kitchen were very sticky. Overallitwas comfortable and nice, but you have to keep a close eye on inquisitive toddlers.
Confirmed guest, 2016-09-12
Accommodation good. Could do with a few more big bowls and pans for 6 people.
Confirmed guest, 2016-09-03
out of 10
Overall a good lodge, having previously stayed in a newly refurbished one you notice the difference in the kitchen and general furniture etc, although still very comfortable.
We love the site and will keep coming every year. Be nice to have some nice lodges closer to the sea.
Confirmed guest, 2016-08-29
we found the lodge spacious and very clean, we are under no illusion that due to the fact that we bring our dog the lodge's are never upto date.
Confirmed guest, 2016-08-06
The lodge was amazing compared to the caravans we usually stay in. We upgraded this year due to some extra money.
The lodge was good but there was a lot of dust in the bathrooms, wardrobes and a lot of cobwebs outside which made it look untidy. Also the wooden balcony was lovely but unstable in places.
I would say that the showers could be upgraded as I have had better showers in modern caravan.
Overall it was a lovely lodge but the price we paid i would say next time a caravan would be more value for money.
On the whole the accommodation was good the beds are not very comfortable but apart from that as a Base it was fine
Lodge was not that clean when we arrived. Some issues with things not working but most of these were resolved. Sofas were not that comfy and the light above the dining table is a bit low and claimed several victims. 😊
The lodge was larger than we expected with plenty of room for a family of 6.The kitchen is well equipped with a dishwasher.The bedrooms have plenty wardrobe space,and the beds are comfortable.The en,suite lacked a shelf where razor,deodorant etc. could be kept.
Confirmed guest, 2016-07-30
It's a nice and quiet place. We would most likely not go there again, but only because we like to visit new places every summer.
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The ingredient list is simple, yet the flavors come together like something so much fancier. I'm certain these will be made repeatedly in the future. My boys loved them just as much as my husband and I did. Make the dipping sauce a few hours in advance, if at all possible. It is delicious right after you stir it together, but it is even better after a few hours in the fridge.
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4 ounces black forest ham, sliced deli thin and then chopped into 1/4" pieces
4 ounces Swiss or Havarti cheese, sliced deli thin and then chopped into 1/4" pieces
1 package spring roll wrappers
1 egg, beaten
2 cups coconut oil, or flavorless cooking oil of your choice
Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce
In a medium size bowl, combine the chicken, ham and cheese pieces and stir to mix thoroughly. Separate the spring roll wrappers and set aside. Beat the egg in a small bowl and set aside as well.
Place a single wrapper on a large plate and scoop a heaping tablespoon of the mixture into the center of it. Roll from the corner in and fold in the sides as you go. Dip a finger in the beaten egg and seal the edge with egg. Set aside on a clean plate. Repeat until all of the egg rolls have been made.
FRYING INSTRUCTIONS: In a heavy weight sauce pan, heat the oil. For my stove, medium high works best. The oil should never be hot enough to smoke, but it should be hot enough to sizzle when you place an egg roll in the oil. Cook the egg rolls in batches, turning them as needed in the shallow oil. Remove the egg rolls using your tongs and set aside to drain slightly on a wire rack over a pan or on a paper towel lined plate.
BAKING INSTRUCTIONS: Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Place the rolls on a silicone lined baking sheet (or grease the metal baking sheet). Brush the rolls lightly with oil and then place in the oven. Turn the rolls over after 10 minutes cooking and bake about 5 minutes more, or until they are golden brown.
Let rest for a few minutes before eating. The cheese will be very hot. Serve warm with Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce. Enjoy!
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I will be hooking up to the Sonos Connect Amp using 6 ohm speakers with volume control to one room and 8 ohm speakers with volume control to another room. Speakers will be connected in parallel. What should both of my volume controls settings be? 1x, 2x, 4x,8x
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The Sonos amp is 4-ohm stable, so using the 2x setting on both pairs will get you above 4-ohm.
What if both pair were 8 ohms then what would the settings be?
"2x" for two pairs. That would get 8 ohms. At the 1x setting, that would be 4 ohms.
There should be a chart in the volume control's manual that shows all this... Here's one for a Xantech model, but they'll be the same:
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- FLUORITE is used in the production of hydrofluoric acid, which is used in the pottery, ceramics, optical, electroplating and plastics industries.
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- When it comes to resources the importance of agriculture , forestry, fishing and tourism are known to many Nova Scotians but the great importance of our mineral resources and the potentials for new mines that could provide many jobs in the Province and ...
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- In industries, fluorite is usually used in the production of certain glasses and enamels and used as flux for smelting. Three different grades of fluorspar include acid, ceramic and metallurgical.
- Tertiary Minerals Shares Fall On Release Of Results From MB Fluorspar
- Fluorspar, otherwise known as fluorite, is the mineral form of calcium fluoride, which is used for a variety of uses including as a flux for smelting, in the production of glasses and enamels and some other niche uses.
- Using EDXRF for the Determination of Fluorite
- Fluorite or fluorspar, a mineral composed of calcium and fluorine, is used in a number of industrial applications, namely in the production of aluminum, fluorine, fluorocarbons, and hydrofluoric acid.
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