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|Days Insider Blog Interview with Mary Beth Evans
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|Jun 24 2010, 09:55 AM Post #1
I have to say I've really been enjoying this amazing tribute that "Days of our Lives" has been delivering for Alice Horton, as well as for Frances Reid. It's been made so clear how many lives Frances touched both on and off the show. Recently, fan favorite Mary Beth Evans was nice enough to take the time to talk about reuniting with familiar faces while filming the tribute to Alice. Here's what she had to say.
Days Insider: What was it like reuniting with so may familiar faces on the set of "Days of our Lives"?
Mary Beth: There were a lot of us who had returned for the tribute. There were faces I haven't seen in 20 years. It was so much fun reuniting with everybody. Two of my real favorite people are Charlie Shaughnessy (Shane) and Wally Kurth (Justin), and they were both there. We had so much fun. We just laughed our heads off. All of us realized we really are family and that's why it felt like such a family reunion - to all be together for Frances, who we all adored. She made such an impact on all of us. It was sweet, it gave us a chance to honor her and send our love up to her; also, sadness, to talk about memories. You know it was funny, because during the filming, the show was also selecting flashback scenes to see how some of us were 20 years before. The shoulder pads, the hair, the fake fingernails, the blue eye shadow!
Days Insider: What are fans going to get out of watching this touching tribute to Alice?
Mary Beth: One thing I thought was really cool about the tribute was it wasn't just people coming by and standing in for Alice's funeral. Head writer Dena really wrote some great storylines for everybody. Kayla gets to sit down with her brother Bo and listen in about his latest escapades; Kayla has to give Hope encouraging words during her heartbreak; and Kayla has to give advice to her daughter, Stephanie. So it was great to come in and have to play scenes like that. I think everybody who returned had some scenes where they had to put out some fires before they left.
Days Insider: How important was Alice Horton's role for the citizens of Salem, as well as the role Frances played on Days - for the actors who worked with her, as well as the fans who watched her?
Mary Beth: She was the matriarch of the entire show. She was the big mama and we all looked up to her. But Frances was also a pistol, which is so funny and irreverent but it's true. We all looked up to her. She was such a pro. I think Frances represented family, and I think the fans got that from her, as well.
Days Insider: Do you keep in touch with actors from the show?
Mary Beth: Usually I run into them at some kind of event and we catch up. Stephen Nichols and I do talk and go to lunch a lot. It's funny, with daytime schedules, when you're gone and return, some people don't realize how long you've been gone or if you're back, they don't realize how long you've been back. When we had this reunion, we didn't know who had really left the show and who was still on the show. I guess that's a good thing. When you work with these actors for so many years, they're your family. Stephen and I have been really great friends for 25 years, for as long as I've been married to my husband. I met Stephen right after I met my husband.
Days Insider: And finally, do you have an all-time favorite storyline that you participated in throughout the years?
Mary Beth: I loved the whole Gideon storyline we did a long time ago. We filmed on location in South Carolina. We had these elaborate costumes and had to pick up Southern accents. It was a very big deal. You know, in the 80s, we did location shoots like that. It made it seem more like a little movie and it was a love story. I loved it! I thought it was great. I actually watched a cut of it a year ago, and I still find it so sweet.
There you have it! I hope you enjoyed my interview with Mary Beth Evans. She'll always be one of my favorites. I can't wait for Kayla to have scenes with Bo, Stephanie and Hope! Feel free to share some of your favorite Kayla Brady memories throughout the years with me.
|Jun 24 2010, 10:37 AM Post #2
|Thanks for posting esp13.
|Jun 24 2010, 10:45 AM Post #3
Aw, she made me all sad and nostalgic talking about location shoots--we've noticed those are missing too, Mary Beth!
On the topic of what we no longer see, I had to laugh at this:
Yes, all those things were bad, but I have to say the hair hasn't improved as much as I'd like, except that Mary Beth's hair is definitely a lot better now than it was then!
Thanks for posting!
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Have you considered Completing the Square and then a Trigonometric substitution?
how do you integrate 1/ ( 6+x+ x^2 )^(1/2)
my working:
let 6+x+ x^2 = (x+2)^2 (z^2)
then dx = -10z / ( z^2 +1) ^(2) dz
substituting that into the question, i got
integrate -2 / (z^2+1) and hence the answer was -2 arctan ( ((3-x)/ (x+2))^(1/2))
however the answer should have been arcsin ( (2x-1)/5)).
is there something wrong with my substitution?
Now use the substitution
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P.S. I do not agree with the answer given. If they want the integral to contain arcsin, the integrand should have been of the form , not as yours was.
Are you sure you copied the question down correctly?

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A silent auction in the loggia drew so many potential buyers, it was nearly impossible to get through the crowded space. Out in the courtyard, a small, vintage travel trailer featured a much larger-than-life photograph of an unshaven Weatherl somewhere outdoors.
"That's my dark side," he said with a laugh. "I'm a fly fisherman."
A photo booth with all sorts of fun props allowed attendees to take pictures to commemorate the event.
Inside, round tables filled the galleries, and the towering vases of white gladioli and various greenery on each table created a different kind of art.
Instead of tablecloths, the committee used blueprints and plans from Weatherl's office to cover the tables.
But the pièce de résistance was the beautiful decorations on the large, square, head table.
More blueprints and plans covered the table and a long, tall vase held hydrangeas and bamboo fishing poles with origami fish and cranes folded out of more architectural plans suspended on the fishing lines. The blue lights that shone on the table added to the fantasy feel of the gallery.
The Spasmatics, a crazy musical group out of Austin, played in the courtyard. A fitting finish for a fabulous evening recognizing a deserving man.


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Because he's trying to put Gabi's desires, as well as (and most importantly) the baby's welfare, ahead of his own needs.
Will has a history of putting his own feelings aside for the sake of other people -- that's why we just spent months watching him agonize over his own sexuality. Yes, he was worried about how being gay would change his plans for his own future, but he was also very worried about how being gay would affect his loved ones. He was willing to live a closeted life because he thought that would be the course of action that would make everyone else happy. Even after he came out of the closet, he was willing to go back in because Lucas and T (and, to a lesser extent, Sonny) said some things that reinforced his belief that being gay had inconvenienced his loved ones. (That's what led to this pregnancy in the first place.)
Will didn't want to be the one to tell Rafe about the grief sex, even though keeping that secret was eating Will up inside (on top of everything that Will was already dealing with in terms of his sexuality), because he didn't want to be the one to ruin the happy family that Rafe, Sami, Will, Johnny, Allie, and Sydney had become. (Yes, this later changed for plot purposes because the writers needed to give Will a reason to want to kill Stefano, but that doesn't change the fact that this was originally a motivating factor in Will's decision to keep Sami's secret.)
Will decided to back off of Sonny because he heard Adrienne say that Will wasn't good enough to date Sonny.
Will proposed to Gabi when he found out that she was pregnant, despite the fact that he knew that he would never really be happy with that arrangement, because he thought that it was his responsibility to do so.
I'm sure that there are other examples that I could think of, but you get the gist.
None of this makes Will a coward, IMO -- it makes him someone who has had to be the adult far too often in his young life, thanks to his parents' drama, and who has never really had the luxury of being able to be a selfish "kid" like most people who are his age have been able to be. In that scene that I mentioned earlier, where Nick pressured Will into keeping the baby's paternity a secret for a while longer, Will agreed to keep the secret not because he wanted to, but because Nick made it clear that Will needed to do so for Gabi's sake.
We're in agreement that Will can still choose to reveal the truth, and that Nick and Gabi would be powerless to stop him if he chose to do so. I've never claimed otherwise, and I have always believed that Will will do so as soon as the writers decide to allow him to (meaning, at the wedding). However, I don't agree that Will is keeping the baby's paternity a secret for selfish reasons, such as protecting his relationship with Sonny (Will has, on more than one occasion, stated that Sonny would probably be able to handle the truth -- but every time that Will has mentioned that, Gabi or Nick has been there to try to discourage that line of thinking).
Will is keeping the baby's paternity a secret because he believes -- and Nick and Gabi have been happily and not-so-subtly reinforcing this belief all along -- that doing so is what's best for the baby and Gabi. He's not keeping the secret because he wants to. Making the decision to let Nick raise the child never left Will with a sense of relief. There was never any indication that Will felt like a burden had been lifted off of his shoulders. He's never celebrated the fact that he no longer has to be responsible for a child. Nothing like that has ever happened. Will's decision gave him no peace whatsoever. Will is keeping the secret because he feels like that's what everyone wants him to do. He's keeping the secret out of a sense of obligation -- obligation toward his child, obligation toward the woman whose life he "ruined" when he ignored his obligation to use protection -- and because he's spent his entire life putting other people's needs and wants ahead of his own.
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One of Oahu's major roadways is getting some much needed TLC.
Crews started their latest road rehab project on Vineyard Boulevard Monday, but not all drivers are on board.
"Now they're blocking this up so what are we supposed to do? It seems like no matter which way you go you're stuck in traffic," said Honolulu resident Arnold Tani.
Road Rehab seems to be the buzzword these days. Drivers want smoother roads, but worry they might have to find alternate routes to the alternate routes. That includes a new project on Vineyard. People were using the street to get around the H-1 freeway work.
"This is an alternate route, but Vineyard is primarily day work, so it will still be available at night," said Caroline Sluyter of the State Department of Transportation.
Still, some expect slow going.
"Kind of hard because they're closing the lanes, yeah? Only one lane is open so going to drive slow," said Tani.
Department of Transportation officials say after 20 years, the wear and tear of 35,000 vehicles on this stretch of road every day needs to be addressed.
"It hasn't been since 1995. So as our drivers know, there are a lot of roads that need resurfacing and reconditioning. The DOT is very happy they can get these projects done," Sluyter added.
The Vineyard project involves repaving the roadway from Palama Street to the H-1 freeway on-ramp in both directions. Crews will start at 8:30 in the morning wrapping up at 3:30 in the afternoon. It is a nine month, nearly $9-million dollar project mostly paid for with federal money.
Crews are not only focusing on repaving the roadways. They're also looking to replace damaged gutters and curb sides, but most importantly new traffic lights.
"We're going for the energy efficient and it will save money in the long run. A lot of our lighting on our roadways we're switching out to LEDs," said Sluyter.
It seems there is a light at the end of the tunnel and smoother days ahead.
"Better now if no more the pot holes," said Tani.


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Sautéed Bass with Shiitake Mushroom Sauce
The earthy flavor of shiitakes is a great match for lean, white-fleshed fish like cod, snapper, trout, or halibut (any of which can fill in for the bass in this recipe). A simple Asian-flavored sauce makes this a tasty and filling entrée, but it has less than 250 calories. Pair with a spinach salad, sautéed bok choy, or steamed broccoli for a super-easy dinner.


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According to a patent application recently uncovered, Microsoft's Kinect will recognize American Sign Language well enough that those who "speak" sign language will be able to navigate menus, enter text, and even participate in chats in real time.
Even more amazing, the device will apparently be finely tuned enough to recognize lip motions and recognize what is being "said" by those who can't speak. Here's the example from the patent:
"For example, when the user kills another user's character, that victorious, though speechless, user would be able to tell the other user that he had been 'PWNED'. In another embodiment, a user may be able to speak or make the facial motions corresponding to speaking words. The system may then parse those facial motions to determine the user's intended words and process them according to the context under which they were inputted to the system."
Actual lip-reading has been over-promised by movies and TV for many years, so I doubt that the Kinect will "really" be able to tell what a person is saying just by "looking" at him and her -- your lips don't move distincitvely enough to really be readable by anyone, without the aid of the sounds you're making as well. But American Sign Language should be easier for Kinect to understand.. .in fact, I'll bet a computer understanding ASL is "easier" than a computer understanding and/or translating speech.
Either way, anything that makes gaming more inclusive to more people is good. I look forward to trashing talking and murdering my deaf brothers and sisters online just like I do everyone else.
A side note: Kinect will be able to count your freakin' toes. From the patent application:
"[Within the skeletal mapping system] a variety of joints and bones are identified: each hand, each forearm, each elbow, each bicep, each shoulder, each hip, each thigh, each knee, each foreleg, each foot, the head, the torso, the top and bottom of the spine, and the waist. Where more points are tracked, additional features may be identified, such as the bones and joints of the fingers or toes, or individual features of the face, such as the nose and eyes."
This may not prove to be a boon to hardcore gamers, but as technology, Kinect is very impressive. The thing will apparently know where you're looking.
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AUSTIN — The Senate Health & Human Services Committee today passed Senate Bill 622 by Texas State Senator Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, to strengthen the protection of Texans' personal health information. Medical records include highly sensitive information, and the misuse of this information can lead to not only financial, but also personal consequences for patients.
"There is a sacred bond between patient and physician, and confidentiality is at the core of that relationship. Patients will not be forthcoming with their physicians if they believe that information will be shared with unauthorized third parties," said Senator Nelson.
The bill, which now goes to the full Senate, updates Texas' medical privacy laws to reflect advances in health information technology, increases criminal penalties for theft of protected health information and protects consumers' rights in acquiring electronic records from health care providers.
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In 2001, Senator Nelson authored the Texas Medical Privacy Act, which prevented the transfer of patient data from health care providers to marketing or advertising entities without patient consent and gave patients the right to inspect their records for accuracy.
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83 percent of the teams in this postseason have the look of a second-round loser or what you might find in a Nevada truck stop bathroom. Just how it's always been. Just how the NFL wants it.
Anybody can win on Any Given Sunday (mostly because everybody's just so-so).
But that's okay in January when the number of games and teams dwindle each week and the competition and intensity increases until the cream rises. Eventually, we'll see who the one good team is this year - although we already have an indication who that team is.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss: the New England Patriots. They are the ones the gods are smiling on, the ones with the brains and brawn and horseshoes. They have the playoffs surrounded like barbarians at the gate.
The Lombardi Trophy and all of the shimmering glory that comes with it is theirs to lose.
But that old, true cliche: on Any Given Sunday...the New England Patriots will probably win. That's how it goes, right?
Yes, someone could get hot, such as the 2007 New York Giants. Maybe the Jets put all of their immense talent and schemes and swagger together. Maybe Michael Vick recaptures what made him a one-man army earlier in the season. Maybe Matt Ryan or Aaron Rodgers announce their presence with authority.
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With three players from the area, Shabazz Napier thought the UConn Huskies were going to get some love Friday night at the Barclays Center. Apparently, nobody told the Huskies they would be playing in Terp Land, but they still walked out of the building with a 78-77 victory despite a 2-to-1 disadvantage in fan support.
Outside of some cheers for local boy Omar Calhoun when the guard was introduced with the starting line up, there was a lot of love for Maryland all night long. Freshman Terrence Samuel and walk-on senior Tor Watts are also from Brooklyn.
"I thought we were home," Napier said. "We're so close, so close. We got three guys on the team that are from Brooklyn, so it's kind of weird we were away. But we felt like we had a chance to win this game and we did our best and came out with a win.
The Terps have opened at the Barclays Center with losses the past two season (Kentucky in 2012) and singed a multi-year deal to play games there back in March. UConn's other home besides Gampel Pavilion and the XL Center will be the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport, where the Huskies will host Eastern Washington on Dec. 28.
SAY WHAT? After the game, Napier was still baffled by why he received a technical for talking with 11:43 left in the game. After stealing the ball from Dez Wells, Napier fed Ryan Boatright, who dunked, to give UConn a 67-50 lead. As the game entered a media timeout, Napier after said a few words – fired up from the play – and was hit with the T.
"All I said was 'that's what I do best,'" Napier said. "I'm passionate, so I am going to speak, so I was surprised he gave me a technical for it. I stole the ball and got the assist and all I said was 'that's what I do best.' It's not like I said or sweared or anything like that, but sometimes you have to go with it. I told the refs I apologized for talking and just went from there."
A reporter replied, "that's all you said?"
"Exactly," Napier said.
Napier would foul out with 1:30 left in the game, leaving the Huskies to finish off the Terps without him.
Leftover Kevin Ollie quote:
On opening night's performance:
"All our guys stayed together, that's what it's about. Shabazz gets in foul trouble and he fouls out with three minutes to go roughly. Boatright comes in and runs the team. Terrence comes in and makes a huge layup. Tyler (Olander) doesn't even play the first half and comes out and hits a big-time three.
"And that's what a team is about. We stay together. We fight together. And some things you can't go over the top or go under, you go through. We went through that. I'm proud of my team. Very proud."
On freshman Amida Brimah's debut:
"What impressed me was his passion. I always said to him a lot 'you are passionate about your passion.' He's just a great kid. He's still learning the game, but he had some blocks where he didn't even see his person and turned around, got an amazing block. And then you see his energy. Energy is contagious and when I out him in, he just changed the tempo of the game."
Olander on winning without Napier at the end of the game:
"It definitely does give us confidence. Shabazz was still leading from the sidelines and during all the timeouts he's talking to everybody giving them confidence, telling them we are still going to win the game. Even though he was off the court he still the leader. Guys like Terrence stepped up, I thought he did pretty well in there for a freshman. Amida did well. The young guys will step up and the leaders will lead, so I think we got a team that has a lot of weapons and intangibles that a lot of other teams don't."
Napier on Olander's 3-pointer, which turned out to be the game-winning shot:
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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Almost Holden's Chicken Stew
First start with a whole baked chicken (baked yourself or pick one up from the grocery store). You'll also need 3 cans of evaporated milk, approx. 1 quart of milk, 1 onion, 2 chicken bullion cubes, 1/2 can of cream of chicken soup, 2 tbsp of butter, 1 tbsp. of salt & pepper, & a few dashes of paprika. Pick the entire chicken of all the meat you can find on it. Place it in a bowl & squeeze the chicken it your hands till it becomes soft & shredded. This is a key part to making Holden's chicken stew, getting the chicken as fine as possible. In a large pot saute the onion in the 2 tbsp. of butter till the onions are translucent & tender. Add the 3 cans of evaporated milk, 1 quart of milk, & the 2 chicken bouillon cubes. Let all these ingredients simmer on low for 20 min stirring constantly till the milk mixture is hot. Then add the chicken & the seasonings. Continue to let the stew simmer for 10 min. Then lastly add the 1/2 can of cream of chicken soup. You could surely add the whole can if you want a thicker, creamer stew. Since Holden's is thin, that's the way I prefer to have mine. :) Cover & let the stew simmer another 10 min. on low-medium heat to let all the flavors marry. Once you've reached your desired temperature, you should have the "one of a kind" taste that could only come from Holden's, but instead came from your own kitchen!
I've recently moved from Spartanburg & have messed around with this recipe trying to get it just right. I feel I have come as close as I'll ever be to my hometown favorite. A big bowl of this chicken stew, with some saltines, & a few dashes of hot sauce make me feel right at home- away from home.
*Updated recipe- Add 1 tbsp of sugar to give the stew a little sweetness! Also, I don't always need 2 chicken bouillon cubes, nor the cream of chicken soup & sometimes I use more evaporated milk and less regular milk. And today I'm boiling a whole chicken instead of using a baked one. With all my cooking experiences I change things up according to what I have or what I think will taste best at that time. Another good tip to remember is to keep the temperature low once bringing it up to a simmer. The stew will burn easily if it gets too hot.
**And... I've added a picture of our finished product!
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Thank you! I know this is a very old post, but I just came across it today. My husband and I grew up in Spartanburg but have lived in TN for 18 years. We go back and get our Holden's chicken stew every time we visit SC. I've tried to recreate the recipe before, but have not come very close. I'm making yours tonight!ReplyDelete
I've been told they also put a potatoe in it, have you heard that? When I make it, I put alll in crockpot and simmer all day. When the onions are soft, its usually done....Thank you for your version, will try it.ReplyDelete
Ok this post is really old, but for anyone who is looking for an excellent copycat recipe for Holden's stew this is IT! My fiance and I LOVE Holden's and we came across this recipe. I was skeptical since it's widely known that the recipe is top secret, but you NAILED it almost exactly. It tastes just like it. We are making a batch right now. Thank you!!!ReplyDelete
I'm from South Carolina but moved to Illinois 2 years ago. I've been trying to find a recipe for my hometown favorite since I moved here to help fight off the bitter cold winter. Everyone is sick of hearing me rave about this stew so I'm excited to try your recipe and be able to show them what awesome tastes like. THANK YOU!ReplyDelete
You didn't say how much onionReplyDelete
I'd say 1 small onion is plenty. I usually chop the whole onion and then add a cup at least. Depends on whose eating it. My son doesn't like to know he's eating onion, so I'll put less in if he's having the stew. It can vary depending on what you'd like.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJuly 27, 2014 at 5:54 PM
You wouldn't happen to know the Beef Hash would you?Delete
Also from Spartanburg now Titusville, Fl.
I do not, although I'd love to know! ;)Delete
- AnonymousFebruary 16, 2015 at 10:30 AM
My momma worked there years ago n one secret is they puree chicken skin n put n it lots of butter heavy whipping cream. Whatever they cook that day they don't serve it till next day. Hope this helps.Delete
- AnonymousMarch 19, 2013 at 3:51 AM
I think the real recipe has much more onion. Very much more.ReplyDelete
You could be right, but I'm sure they're making much more, very much more.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2013 at 5:04 PM
Wow! Delicious! Thanks for sharing! As the cooler Fall temps arrived in NC this week, made this for supper tonight (minus onions for my 11 year old son) and each of us cleaned our bowls! I fixed deviled eggs too. They both said they are looking forward to leftovers tomorrow night and to know I will be making again on these chilly nights. Lol! Thanks again & Happy Cooking! =)ReplyDelete
This recipe was GREAT!!!!!ReplyDelete
- Michael JohnsonJanuary 5, 2014 at 7:28 PM
I've worked at Holdens since 95, but don't remember you. All though this sounds delicious, it isn't close to our ingredients.ReplyDeleteReplies
I worked there in late 2001. I was pregnant, as were like 3 other girls. The early mornings were not a good fit for me, so I did not keep the job long.Delete
Didn't say what size can of evaporated milkReplyDelete
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- jessica travioliMarch 18, 2014 at 7:46 PM
Absolutely delicious & a GREAT version of the ranch's stew. WE LOVE IT!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2014 at 6:47 AM
Thank you so much for this recipe. My husband & I are from Spartanburg and live away from home now. We love to make this recipe and it brings back wonderful memories of being home. Thank you again!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 2, 2014 at 3:44 PM
The first time I lived in Spartanburg in the mid 90s I had a PO Box. One day I opened it and was overwhelmed by a wonderful smell. The woman inside told me it was Holden's Ranch. Coworkers told me I needed to try it. I did and it was great! It was creamy and white so I think it has a good bit of milk and cream in it. I don't recall chicken chunks so I assumed it was shredded somehow. I think from the smell and flavor that it has garlic in it. Great stuff I wish I had here in "Upstate" Alabama.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2014 at 4:51 PM
Thank you so much for this recipe! My family absolutely LOVES it! Made it a few times last year. . .never last long! Lol! NC finally turned chilly this past weekend but we ate out celebrating family birthdays. When I came home from work this evening, my 12 year old son and got busy making the stew! YUM! Me, hubby and son cleaned our bowls! Delicious!!! Can't wait to enjoy again tomorrow night! This recipe will forever be a keeper! :DReplyDelete
Does Holden's not buy their chicken stew from Midway in Union? I have always been told that they do and then add a little something extra to "make" it their own? Either way, it is the best in the world! I'm eating at Midway tomorrow and buying the stew to go for dinner tomorrow nightReplyDeleteReplies
I don't think so... although I've recently moved back to spartanburg & have been highly disappointed in Holden's stew. I think they've change the recipe or maybe even ownership. I've never had the stew at Midway, but their hash is amazing!Delete
You are an absolute goddess! I lived in Spartanburg for awhile and loved Holden's chicken stew. I haven't found anything similar. Thank you thank you thank you!ReplyDelete
Holden's either sold or under new management and I have to say that the stew is not as good as it used to be. Thank you for posting this recipe. I am going to make it tomorrow night!ReplyDelete
Made it before and about to now, I'm sure I'll tweak it some as well. "As to each their own"... I'm sure a few dashes of good ol Texas Pete or sriracha won't hurt no-one ;)ReplyDelete
We just had some Chicken stew from Holdens tonight. I googled the recipe and found yours! ☺ and I am definitely going to try it! We live about an hour from Spartanburg but we go there every time we visit my husbands mother. We love to dip their delicious hush puppies in the stew!! Love love love it!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
I have heard that they get their stew from Midway and I lived in Union for a while and the stew does taste the same. Either way it is the beat Chicken stew I have ever had...Delete
I have heard that they get their stew from Midway and I lived in Union for a while and the stew does taste the same. Either way it is the beat Chicken stew I have ever had...Delete
We just had some Chicken stew from Holdens tonight. I googled the recipe and found yours! ☺ and I am definitely going to try it! We live about an hour from Spartanburg but we go there every time we visit my husbands mother. We love to dip their delicious hush puppies in the stew!! Love love love it!!!ReplyDelete


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The second annual Cruzin Telegraph car cruise is scheduled for 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, July 29, 2006, on Telegraph Road. The event route includes Taylor, Dearborn Heights, Dearborn and Redford Township.
There are plenty of activities going on in the City of Taylor including events at Biker Bob's Harley Davidson, St. Alfred Parish, the Glass Mug, UAW Region 1A, Fairlane Eagles #3861, USGraphicDesigns at the MedMax lot, Party USA/Gags and Gifts, Taylor Chevrolet, St. John's Lutheran Church, Northstone Village Condos, Gilead Baptist Church, Telegraph Chrysler Jeep and Events 2000.
A special thank you to City of Taylor sponsors of the event: Howe Peterson, Telegraph Chrysler Jeep, Glenn's Car and Truck, Telegraph Property LLC - 7620 Telegraph Road, GFS Marketplace, UAW Region 1A and Northstone Village Condos.
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Everyone knows that pitching wins championships.
As the Boston Red Sox demonstrated last season, though, having an explosive offense certainly helps. In 2013, the Red Sox led all of baseball in runs scored, and it wasn't even close. However, that accomplishment doesn't guarantee the club the top spot in the power rankings of all 30 MLB lineups entering spring training.
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Five attorneys and one staff member from Otten Johnson Robinson Neff + Ragonetti rode one of The Triple Bypass, a 122-mile endurance feat that takes riders from Evergreen to Avon and over three mountain passes. Participants were: Todd Fredrickson, Steve Segal, Jim Ellenberger, Jay Philp, Cheryl Malcolm and Eric Morcom. They raised $1,085 for Rebuilding Together Metro Denver.
Bruce A. Montoya, partner at Messner & Reeves, has been elected to the American Board of Trial Advocates.
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Via: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-31070114
Social media in now part of psychological operations with a rebranding of unconventional means.
Via: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-31070114
Social media in now part of psychological operations with a rebranding of unconventional means.
Via: http://www.itnews.com.au/News/396179,senate-rejects-attempt-to-limit-asios-access-to-devices.aspx
New laws in Australia would allow for access to any number of devices on a network.
The warrant is self signed.
Via: http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/data-storage-could-be-used-to-fight-general-crime-tony-abbott-says-20140806-3d78h.html
Will Australian ISP users have to pay more for two years worth of internet log storage?
Thats two years worth of sites visited, calls made. Dont worry browsing history is not metadata. Its just a few ip numbers, when sent and received, time and location kept for two years.
The great aspect is its " information which is already kept"
The 2014 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) still has its indefinite detention option 🙂
Two other interesting court cases:
and now http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/12/27/new-york-nsa-phone-surveillance/4219055/
Welcome to the world of third party collection 🙂
Via: http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/telstras-data-vacuum-20131205-2yucb.html
How Australia's telephone and Web 2.0 use is tracked: In bulk and filtered later.
Welcome to the world of the special projects group.
Via: http://www.businessinsider.com.au/tsa-vipr-teams-security-searches-2013-8
Welcome to the world of "special needs" or "administrative searches" – at train stations or events near you.
Via: www.nytimes.com/2013/07/07/us/in-secret-court-vastly-broadens-powers-of-nsa.html
The US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court is adding new classified rulings to look into nuclear proliferation, espionage and cyberattacks.
It will all be legal now with a valid reason under national security regulations- US domestic content is fair game.
Via: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57589495-38/nsa-admits-listening-to-u.s-phone-calls-without-warrants/
People in the USA thought court authorisation was needed for the NSA to lawfully listen to domestic phone calls?
The legality of the content of your domestic call is ….. all down to the analyst on duty.
Note the "future" storage comment – it would seem that the rewinding of US domestic calls is now out in the open too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_SHAMROCK (just an exercise
later http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MINARET
Via: www.wired.com/dangerroom/2013/05/pentagon-cyberwar-angry-birds/
The US is trading the need for skilled hackers for new offensive cyber war technology.
Will offensive cyber war infrastructure really allow a on click victory?
Will 3rd parties really leave their consumer OS that exposed?
Via: freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/felten/calea-ii-risks-of-wiretap-modifications-to-endpoints/
Will US secure communication devices come with a new generation of backdoors?
Where US device makers go, the world usually follows.


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then it would be true that if f is integrable then it is also square integrable... does this seem plausible?
If is bounded, and E is of finite measure, i.e , (m here is the lebesgue measure but it can be arbitrary).
Is ?
Is it enough to say:
since for some real M.
But what I dont get is that this argument only uses the fact f is bounded, not the fact that f is integrable.
I know that since E is of finite measure. I wonder if this has something to do with the answer?


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They gave him a cheque and told him to leave the building four years ago but Ferrari glossed over the acrimony of the past, gulped and hired Kimi Raikkonen for a second time.
The decision will either prove to be a stroke of genius or midsummer madness. Fernando Alonso, notorious for insisting on being top dog in his own team, will have to learn to live with a driver notorious for doing things his way.
It is a combination of Latin firebrand and Finnish iceman who now form the most experienced and successful pairing on the Formula One grid next


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Home lagged behind most other departments at Stein Mart in 2007, but a home textiles revival will be led by both fashion and promotional activity, the retailer said during last week's annual shareholders meeting here.
Bill Moll, evp and chief merchandising officer, said the 280-store Southeastern regional promotional department store chain is adding two brands that will soon join the centerpiece exclusive program in soft home, Nina Campbell — which, he told HTT, is "doing fine." This is part of Stein Mart's grander storewide goal to increase the proportion of name brands in its total assortment to 50%, added Linda Farthing, president and ceo.
For competitive reasons, Moll declined disclosing the names of the new brands, which are scheduled to roll out to store "mid year" this year. Specific release dates were not shared.
At the same time, Moll said Stein Mart will get more promotional in merchandising, including in the soft home area, and may add a new, lower price point level to the mix.
In a 40-store test, about 15% of the home department will be taken away and used to expand the kids' apparel floor. But most of that space will come from largely cutting out accent furniture. A key strength in home, meanwhile, is the gift and décor segment.
"We're going back to where we were," said Moll, referring to Stein Mart's return to the gift and decorative home accents categories that anchor the total home department.
Moll stressed to HTT that — aside from shifts in price points toward more promotions — there will be "no change" in the soft home area. "We're keeping that business unit intact," he said. "Where we are deemphasizing is in the furniture accent pieces."
As seen in a local Jacksonville store, a larger-format, 35,000-square-foot Stein Mart unit today offers three bed vignettes to anchor the department, with a Nina Campbell ensemble front and center. A wall of utility bedding — including some Ralph Lauren pillows — is offset by a solid color towel wall, again centered on Nina Campbell goods.
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Farthing, a long-time member of Stein Mart's board who assumed her current role in September, acknowledged that the fourth quarter of 2007 was the worst in company history — but she predicted the $1.46 billion company will rebound in part by bringing back its original value and taste-level offering to consumers.
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