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#1 Mon 26 Feb 07 3:11pm
Honey Chicken
I use to buy the coleman's honey chicken packet sauce mix but can't seem to find it anywere and was wondering if anyone knew how to make it?
It is a clear sauce not creamy just herbs and spices and a thickner I think.
Hope someone can help as I am a rubbish cook but trying to get better for the sake of my kids!
Diane x
#2 Mon 26 Feb 07 3:47pm
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Re: Honey Chicken
Is it a bit like chicken chasseur?
J9 x
#3 Mon 26 Feb 07 3:57pm
Re: Honey Chicken
does that have honey in it? lol
would really like to make my own!
Diane x
#4 Mon 26 Feb 07 5:09pm
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Re: Honey Chicken
Diane try this easy enough to make:
Ingredients (feeds four)
8 X chicken thighs or 4 X breasts, deboned, skinned
4 tbsp honey
4 tbsp soy sauce
1 tsp pepper
Ginger root, grated, about 2 tsp
1 onion, chopped fine
In a bowl, combine soy sauce, honey, ginger, onions and pepper
Marinate chicken and let sit in fridge for about an hour, minimum. Don't forget to turn the chicken if you're not marinating in a bag
Preheat oven to 425F
Pam an appropriately sized baking dish and pour in chicken and marinate, making sure to coat the chicken nicely with the marinate. Bake for 20 minutes. Turn at half time.
#5 Wed 28 Feb 07 3:51pm
Re: Honey Chicken
HI young mum
wanted something with sauce so I can add onions and carrots etc
any other ideas?
#6 Fri 02 Mar 07 6:18am
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Re: Honey Chicken
Honey Sauce
1 cup chili sauce
1/2 cup honey, (up to 3/4 cup)
1/4 cup minced onion
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon Dijon-style mustard
Combine chili sauce, honey, onion, Worcestershire sauce and mustard in small saucepan. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a boil. Reduce heat to low and simmer, uncovered, 5 minutes.
#7 Fri 02 Mar 07 9:37am
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Re: Honey Chicken
Honey Mustard Chicken Recipes
serves 4
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 3/4 cup chicken broth
1 tablespoon honey
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
4 boneless chicken breast halves
1 large carrot, cut into 2" matchstick strips
1 medium onion, sliced
4 cups hot cooked rice, cooked without salt
Combine cornstarch, broth, honey and mustard. Saute chicken in nonstick skillet until browned.
Add cornstarch mixture. Cook and stir until mixture boils and thickens. Add carrot and onion. Cover and cook over low heat 5 min. or until done. Serve with rice.
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Have spoon in one hand and frame in other.
Scrape and mash. What a waste of good bee effort, but sometimes it is wanted.
I guess the high tech part depends on the spoon you use.
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Very nice idea. I wonder how much the screen will actually filter out?
I have a similar screen (larger) that we uncap into. It allows the capping's to drain while we are still working.
Even more interesting, is that an old table saw you are using as your table?
Does it have a wooden top or is that a rusty patina?
Thanks for sharing your idea!
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rusty patina, 40 year old rockwell unisaw and keeps on running.
Big baldor motor, replacement motors are smaller, with less amps, and less torque, but they say same horsepower.
if the mesh strainer is not super coarse, it gets almost all the wax etc.
Might need a funnel with this 10" strainer, very rigid, course and fine mesh on same strainer. $18 at restarant warehouse, or similar.
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There is to be NO POLITICAL DISCUSSION on these forums of any kind, and at any time.
A thread was started about Kiwi making comments regarding Rush Limbaugh potentially buying the Rams, and 2 days ago, a thread was started about Danny Clark being on Hannity's show, and both threads went on for several pages and were nothing but political talk.
We have stressed this over and over again that politics and religion are subjects that will never be permitted to be discussed on these forums. It is strongly suggested that topics that fit into those decriptions are not posted here, because the thread starter will not be posting again afterwards.
Consider this the one and only warning. We'd like to have a place for such things, but as history has proven, most folks(not just our posters, but people in general) are incapable of discussing those types of things without having the conversation get heated and out of control, and quite frankly, it's not worth the inevitable trouble.
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I have been puzzling over whether colonies tend to favor larvae from one or more sub-families to raise queens from.
Assume ten drone mates, we have ten sub-families. If one has a distinct genetic resistance to an outside threat such as disease or parasite, it will have a higher survival rate. Thus, over time, its percentage of the worker population will increase, say to 20%.
But the queen still lays eggs from that family at a 10% rate. Is there any evidence or studies that shows the bees have any feedback method that increases the odds of the successful sub-family in raising queens?
Note that from my experience rearing queens, I would say no. They will accept larvae from any source. BUT most queen rearing is started under the emergency impulse, which is actually rare in nature. In a crisis, they may not be selective, and accept whatever larvae might save the hive.
Given the luxury of time, as in swarming or supercedure, perhaps they are more selective.
It is beyond the scope of a simple post, but this would help explain to me why drone laying is suppressed in a queenright hive. Darwin was extremely troubled by haplodiploidy and I am not convinced by Hamilton's explanation.


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Listeria outbreak changed farming in Rocky Ford
ROCKY FORD, Colo. - Two years and $1 million later, Michael Hirakata's farm looks very different from before the 2011 listeria outbreak.
"We want everybody to know what improvements we've made, what we're doing and what we plan to do in the future," Hirakata said.
The tainted cantaloupes came from a farm 90 miles away from Hirakata's farm. Hirakata said the state didn't force him to make changes. He decided to because he wanted to be more transparent.
He started by hiring a full-time safety manager. Then, he installed a new system and sanitizer for washing melons. Now, the water used to clean the melons only passes through them once.
"If there is any bacteria, we wash it off and if it's on there, it lessens the threat for cross contamination," Hirakata said.
Customers can't see any noticeable changes when purchasing melons. The biggest changes are in the production and post-production stages.
"More sanitizing our equipment to better agricultural practice," said farmer Eric Hanagan.
Hirakata now tracks how long melons are kept cooling. The goal is to chill the melons quickly to kill off any bacteria that survived the washing.
"We're getting to our shipping temperature very rapidly," Hirakata said.
But a million-dollar investment can't replace some common sense practices.
"Wash it thoroughly, use a clean knife and don't keep it for more than four days after you cut it," Hanagan said.
After the outbreak, Rocky Ford farmers created the Rocky Ford Growers Association to let customers know their melons are safe to eat.


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UTSA Roadrunner Days Web site has details of August events
By Bronwyn Wingo
Special Projects Writer, UTSA '05
(July 8, 2005)--UTSA students, it's time to learn what it means to get Rowdy at the kick-off to the fall semester! Rowdy Roadrunner, that is.
The UTSA Roadrunner Days Web site is up and running with details about the special events set for Aug. 19-25.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The events offer students opportunities to preview UTSA campus life, learn about resources to ease the transition to college, experience the excitement of the growing campuses and meet other new students.
The Web site provides students with a listing of social and other activities during the orientation week.
Highlights of this year's Roadrunner Days include a concert by "American Idol" finalist, U.S. Marine and country star Josh Gracin and a visit from screenwriter and author Antwone Fisher.
Formerly known as Week of Welcome, Roadrunner Days marks the official kick-off of the new school year. Every August, UTSA welcomes new and returning students by offering the wide selection of free, fun and spirited events before the fall semester is in full swing.


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Contest-Winning Tropical Cheesecake RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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I don't bake many sweet items, but I like to put together this cheesecake for parties. The colorful fruit topping is refreshing, and the coconut gives each slice a delicious tropical taste. It looks pretty as part of a buffet.
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- 1 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- 1/4 cup chopped almonds
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
- 1/3 cup apricot preserves
- 1/2 cup pineapple tidbits
- 2 to 4 kiwifruit, peeled, sliced and halved
- 1/4 to 3/4 cup sweetened shredded coconut, toasted
- In a small bowl, combine coconut and almonds; stir in butter. Press onto the bottom of a greased 9-in. springform pan. Bake at 350° for 10 minutes. Cool on a wire rack.
- In a bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Add cornstarch and beat well. Add eggs; beat on low just until combined. Add sour cream, lemon juice and extract; beat just until blended. Pour over crust.
- Bake at 350° for 45-50 minutes or until center is almost set. Cool on a wire rack for 1 hour. Refrigerate overnight. Remove sides of pan.
- In a small saucepan, melt preserves, stirring to break up any apricot pieces. Arrange pineapple and kiwi on top of cheesecake. Brush preserves over fruit and on sides of cheese cake. Press coconut onto the sides of the cheesecake. Chill until serving. Yield: 10-12 servings.
Originally published as Tropical Cheesecake in Taste of Home December/January 1999, p29
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Reviewed Jul. 16, 2012
"Made this for a Seafood potluck with friends, one of who must eat Gluten-Free. This was the only dish that was totally gone by the end of the evening and the last piece had to be divided because both people wanted it."
Reviewed Apr. 9, 2012
"This was so good, loved it the texture was great, I didn't have kiwi or the pinapple or apricot preserves so I used strawberries, tropical fruit mix, and peach preserves and it was great!!!!"
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2009
"I made this recipe the night I met the man who would be my husband. He told me later that he disliked coconut and kiwi, but he had 3 pieces of this cheesecake because it tasted so good! This was an easy and fun recipe to make, and it even turned a man who dislikes coconut into a fan!"


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I wish I could say that y'all are wrong about things lining up for trouble. I can say that Israel has a lot of war resorces that mackmoo does not know about. Everything is ready, the light is green all that is left is the timing.
The Chess pieces are getting into position, when will China drops the dollar and move on Taiwan? Look for Russia to black mail the Europeans for oil & gas as the recession gets worse. And lastly Iran striking first in my opinion. Israel will wait to long to do anything.
I hope I'm wrong!!!
I wish I could say that y'all are wrong about things lining up for trouble. I can say that Israel has a lot of war resorces that mackmoo does not know about. Everything is ready, the light is green all that is left is the timing.
I really wish we were all wrong! After working hard all of my life and now, this?
Each week ticks on by. More wars and rumors of wars.
The morning I really dread. If the TV is still working? News and or government emergency signals. The good easy life you have known is over. The US mainland is now like all of the rest of the world.
Your forefathers who fought with HONOR to keep this land free and special unlike the SHIT elsewhere in the world really did it for the wetbacks and, other freeloaders!
The FREE RIDE is almost over for many!
^ Very true ^
Most dont take what we have for granted
It looks like the Angle of evil has taken a bit of a vacation for the time being? There is a bit of a STAY in the energy other than the eruptions in the weather?
I think he is stock piling and reconfiguring a strategy?
Glad things are calming down a bit until it cools off some. At least we could sleep at night now here in Texas if the electricity goes out.
The Muslims for some reason are hacking at each other rather than the rest of us for the time being? And, they are taking some of theirselves out! I mean, a bunch of fellow Muslims go to a MOSK to pray and their fellow Muslim brothers come and take them out?!?!
I wondered how the Dome of the Rock might get blown away. But now, I can see it. Good old Muslim common sense at its very best!
Tell some Muslims that the other Muslims are not being Holy the right way and see them get wacked! I love it!
Automated MIND SCREWING! It has always worked with NAZIS, RUSSIANS and now, the MUSLIMS!
I believe Israel would have to start it, since all muslim countries hate them anyway (THEY DO!)and then we would (hopefully) help them if need be. Did you mean Russia and the rest of the middle east join in with us or them? And I'm sure the South American countries would join in against us too! Personally I would like to see some payback for the "hostage crisis"! I was in high school at that time and that is what got me interested in politics. The sad part of all of this is that there will never be peace in this world as long as there are muslims and Christians living.
Oh yeah... Damn straight about our forefathers and all the ungrateful trash that comes into this once great nation! I can't stand people coming to this country and trashing our traditions, customs, language and culture! If their countries (like Mexico) are so damn great what the hell are they doing here, it seems they would like to turn the U.S. into the country they left! I have known a guy (local buger joint owner) from Yemen since I was a kid (I'm 43 now), I havent seen him in quite a few years until recently and he was talking to me and he kept saying he and his son (who was born here) were wanting to visit home and I kept asking "HOME huh?", 'HOME huh?" what do you mean? He said "yeah home, Saudi Arabia" I shook my head in disbelief! After 30+ years here and he calls that home? DAMN FOREIGNERS! I haven't been there since! I'm tired of being nice to people who are in my opinion ruining our country! Thanks for letting me vent MUSI.
I think it is about to happen and either one may pull the initial trigger? The muslims are having a dick swing contest right now to see who can be the most devout brainwashed Muslin. When enough of those get killed to where there is a faction of them which can domonate, muslims then might do the trigger pulling?
The Israelis like to, "WEAR IT ON THEIR SHOULDER"! They are so into material wealth and, military power. One day they could get up on the wrong side of the bed and RAID IRAN?
The US is now just a mash of baby farms and baseball. And, every wetback that can swim here and start mowing grass keeps it up to farm kids on out in mass. Our military is spread out so thin we have not sufficient force here to fend off a massive ground assault if and when it happens.
Something sort of like RED DAWN is coming but may be more from UN troops and or so disquised? The government telling us what they think we want to hear as long as the wind up toy people keep believing in them?
When unemployment gets large enough that many are starving and can't live as a family in a home, we will be at the first stage. STAGE ONE.


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Lead singer of the White Stripes, synonym for God.
Thank JACK WHITE I passed my Algebra final!
by barbie_dumped_ken June 02, 2005
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A truly great guitarist and member of the rock duo The White Stripes (which he formed along with Meg White), The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather. Jack's skills on guitar and penchant for the Digitech Whammy use during his solos, combined with Meg's simple yet effective drumming capture a very primal sound, immersed in the bands unique punk/blues fusion. Has an appreciation (along with Meg) for the Dutch art movement De Stijl, which influenced the trademark colour scheme and dynamics of the bands music and on-stage appearence. Also demonstrates that less is more is still a valid technical standpoint. He is also a talented songwriter, and is quite possibly the modern equivalent of the guitar gods of old, frequently being ranked as one of the greatest guitar players of recent times. Long live Jack White :)
by Firelovesugar July 20, 2010
Jack White is a buff 6'6" guy from the White Stripes that kicked the shit out of the Von Bondies lead singer after a gig. He had to go to court and got a $1000 fine and community service or something.
by bryan18 August 05, 2005
Singer/guitarist for The White Stripes and The Raconteurs,also insanely hot man in very tight pants with an incredibly giant penis
by Joanie Baloney November 11, 2006
Singer/Guitarist for The White Stripes and Raconteurs,also insanely hot guy in incredibly tight pants with extremely large penis.
by Joanie Baloney November 13, 2006
a reasonably disgusting cocktail composed of a shot each of jack daniel's whiskey and malibu rum. named after the white stripes frontman, who deserves better.
by irish ed March 28, 2008
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most beautiful person in the whole vide world. Vocal, songwriter and guitar in "the white stripes". i love him. JACK I LOVE YOU..my heart is breaking...:(
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Detectives request blood sample, say Kaarma may have been impaired
MISSOULA, Mont. - Detectives say they have reason to believe a Missoula man accused of shooting and killing a German exchange student may have been impaired.
According to a search warrant filed in Missoula County District Court, Missoula Police Detective Dean Chrestenson asked for a blood sample shortly after Kaarma was arrested on April 27.
Kaarma is accused of shooting Diren Dede after Dede entered his open garage early in the morning.
The warrant says during their investigation police found a jar of marijuana in Kaarma's kitchen. The warrant also says a neighbor told detectives Kaarma's wife told her Kaarma smokes marijuana in the garage, and that suspects in a previous burglary took all the marijuana and pipes out of the garage.
A judge signed off on that warrant and a blood sample was taken from Kaarma before he left the Missoula County Detention Center on bail last Monday.
That blood sample will be processed by the state crime lab.
Click here to read the warrant.
A second search warrant was also filed so police could collect shotgun shells, ammunition, and any evidence that could include DNA.


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In my opinion there is less felt recoil with the C models but I normally do not recommend them for defensive use. If you fire it too close to your body, you could burn yourself. I have seen them fired at night and I do not feel that the flash has an affect on night vision or anything like that, my main concern is the danger of burns.
If you plan to use the gun for nothing other than range shooting, the C model would be fine. If you plan to carry it, however, I suggest the "regular" model.


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forum: Food & Drink
#21 Thu 21 Apr 05 4:41pm
- Member Occupation Preschool teacher, mom
- From Boston, Massachusetts
- Member since Wed 30 Jun 04
Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
I have the same problem--love to bake, don't want too many sugary things accessible to my kids.
My solution? Save a few for home, bring a few to the neighbors, and send some into my husband's office. Spread the joy!
#22 Thu 21 Apr 05 4:56pm
- Member Occupation mum to 5 beautiful children
- From Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
- Member since Sat 19 Mar 05
Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
cool, what a good idea, I get on really well with my neighbours. The boys love cooking with me although it does get extremely messy, but that is all part of the fun.
#23 Thu 21 Apr 05 5:23pm
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Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
Hi guys
Have moved this topic from Leftovers to Recipe Swap - I'm sure you agree that's it rightful place... so all forum members can enjoy the fab recipes here.
Keep them coming...
#24 Thu 21 Apr 05 5:34pm
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Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
That was my mistake when I started it. Wasn't paying ENOUGH attention.
No problem to move it over where it is.
Jay_joanne - excuse me, but I'm a bit dimwitted, what is "unsulfured molasses"? Is there a big diffrence?
Thanks for clarifying.
#25 Thu 21 Apr 05 6:29pm
- Member Occupation Preschool teacher, mom
- From Boston, Massachusetts
- Member since Wed 30 Jun 04
Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
Unsulphered molasses has a deeper, richer flavor than light or fancy molasses, but not as strong and bitter as blackstrap or cooking molasses. Just the right thing for a molasses cookie! It seems to be the most usually stocked item in the stores in my area.
Hopes this helps!
#26 Fri 22 Apr 05 2:53am
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- From Flashing my gold
- Member since Fri 09 Jul 04
Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
you're doing a fab job...keep it up!!
And you are most certainly welcome to pinch any cookies you like from the jar!!
P.S: Go for Montana's...
#27 Fri 22 Apr 05 6:49am
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- From western autralia
- Member since Wed 29 Sep 04
Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
these are my 2 all time favourite cookies:
AFGHANS (can be GLUTEN FREE)
185g / 6oz butter, room temperature
90g / 3oz brown sugar
1 egg (i use a 67g margaret river free range)
1 tablespoon cocoa powder (dutch of course!!)
a pinch of salt
120g / 4oz rice flour (brown or white)
30g / 1 oz potato flour
30g / 1 oz tapioca flour
[OR 180g/6oz wheat flour if you don't want to do gluten free, just replace the rice, potato + tapioca flours]
1 teaspoon xanthan [not necessary if using wheat flour]
60g / 2oz cornflakes
60g / 6 squares lindt 70% cocoa
1 level tablespoon butter
walnut or pecan halves, to decorate
preheat oven to moderate/180 degrees.
cream butter and sugar until fluffy, then add egg and combine well. sift and add dry ingredients, except cornflakes, and combine well. stir cornflakes in gently. dough should be quite stiff.
form into 8 - 10 balls and flatten slightly on baking parchment lined cookie tray. bake for 20 minutes. cool completely.
break the chocolate into pieces and melt, stirring, with the butter in a wide bowl over hot water.
put a dollop of molten choc on the middle of each cookie, and top with a walnut or pecan half.
Graziella's Paste di Mandorle (Sicilian Almond Cookies)
1 kilo blanched almonds
1 kilo caster sugar
4-5 egg whites, depending on size
a few drops of good quality vanilla essence
a few drops of good almond essence
glacé cherries, blanched almonds, hazelnuts or candied cedro to decorate
Finely grind the almonds in a food processor. In a mixing bowl, combine ground almonds with sugar, egg whites and essence and mix to form a stiff paste. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees.
Line baking trays with non stick parchment.
Pipe the paste onto the baking trays in rosettes and decorate the centre of each with a piece of cherry, cedro or whole almond or hazelnut. As piping these is very hard work due to the stiffness of the mixture, you may wish to form the cookies by hand! In this case, form the mixture into small logs, pinch the top slightly with thumb and first three fingers to give a fluted shape and decorate.
Bake until just browned on the edges – these cookies should be soft in the middle.
Cool on trays. These cookies freeze very well and thaw quickly. hand formed paste de mandorle look good if they're tossed in icing [confectioner's] sugar before serving.
Graziella is my Siciliana mother in law and she's a fantastic recipe source!
#28 Fri 22 Apr 05 2:43pm
- Member Occupation ballet dancer
- From london (also canada and hk)
- Member since Tue 21 Sep 04
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I tried these out the other day. A recipe I found in a sort of health cookbook I have. I'd never tried it before as I always go with my mom's no-fail oatmeal raisin nut cookie recipe! But to my pleasant surprise I liked these cookies even more than the more "indulgent" cookies. fab!!!
Deliciously Chewy Moist Low in Fat Oatmeal Cookies
2 cups quick-cooking rolled oats
3/4 cup plus 2 TBSP all-purpose flour
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 cup lightly packed brown sugar
1/3 cup reduced-fat butter or margarine (not fat-free)*
1/4 cup buttermilk
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup dark raisins
Preheat oven to 325.
Combine oats, flour, baking soda and salt in a medium bowl. Mix well.
In a large bowl, combine brown sugar, butter or margarine, buttermilk and vanilla. Beat with electric mixer on low speed for 1-2 minutes, until well blended. Add oat mixture to sugar mixture. Stir until dry ingredients are moistened. Stir in raisins.
Shape dough into 16 balls (1-1/2- inch diameter). Place 2 inches apart on a large cookie sheet that has been sprayed with non-stick spray. Flatten cookies to 1/4 inch thickness using the back of a spoon. Dip the spoon in water to prevent it from sticking to cookies. Bake for 13-14 minutes, until tops of cookies are dry to touch and bottoms are golden brown. Do not overbake! Remove from tray immediately and let cool.
Makes 16 large cookies.
*I used regular butter as I didn't have any reduced-fat lying around!
#29 Fri 22 Apr 05 3:01pm
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- Member since Fri 09 Jul 04
Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
"*I used regular butter as I didn't have any
reduced-fat lying around!"
Figgy...lovely Sicilian almond cookies....I love the name Graziella too!!!
Very elegant sounding...
#30 Sat 23 Apr 05 4:32pm
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Re: COOKIES ANONYMOUS
FYI, the cookie recipe posted early by "andyh" is a keeper!!!
Congratulations on a wonderful and easy recipe.
My only change was in using 1/8 C dough and not 1/4 C dough to form the cookies. Mine cooked (FYI) in 20 minutes. Crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside.
Absolutely a winner! Well done andyh!
Thank you again for sharing with us.


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SANS/Ed Skoudis releases 3 new cheat sheets
Thought some of you might be interested...
Ed Skoudis (of InGuardians and SANS 504/517/560 fame) twitted about the release of 3 new cheat sheets this morning. The sheets are hosted on SANS website and links to them can be found on InGuardians (http://www.inguardians.com/pubs/articles.html).
Here is the description from InGuardians:
"Ed Skoudis releases 3 new cheat sheets for the most useful Windows command-line tools, Netcat, and other useful attack tools (Metasploit, Fgdump, and Hping). Get 'em while their hot!"
Netcat: http://www.sans.org/resources/sec560/ne ... eet_v1.pdf
Windows command line: http://www.sans.org/resources/sec560/wi ... eet_v1.pdf
Metasploit, Fgdump, Hping, etc.: http://www.sans.org/resources/sec560/mi ... eet_v1.pdf
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Prunes, olives and capers jazz up chicken breasts in a simple dinner that's elegant enough to serve when company's coming. Serve this saucy dish over brown basmati rice.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Gluten Free Diet
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Heart Healthy
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Sat Fat
Serves 4
Prep Time 25 min
Total Time 60 min.
Step 1
Preheat oven to 400°F.
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Combine wine, broth, prunes, brown sugar, vinegar, olives, garlic, oil and oregano in a saucepan and bring to a simmer over medium heat. Reduce the heat and simmer gently, uncovered, for 10 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
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He started the last game on Carnate Islandí¢â'¬™s Abbott Penitentiary death row for a family massacre he may or may not have committed, depending on how you played the game. After an utter bloodbath of an escape, heí¢â'¬™s back in his native Baltimore, on the lam from both his vicious tormenter Blackmore and a shadow/muscle organization investigating í¢â'¬Â¦well, whatever happened on Carnate Island. Now, Torque may be out of the original frying pan, but the supernatural crap-storm that obliterated Carnate has made landfall right in his old urban stomping grounds.
For a game series that splattered onto the scene with such an edgy debut, ití¢â'¬™s a little surprising that the sequel takes rather a safe route (a blood-drenched one crawling with the monstrous incarnations of inner-city evil, perhaps, but safe nonetheless). New setting or no, Ties that Bind is damn near functionally identical to its predecessor, with third-person, follow-cam action red with blood, blue with profanity, and ultra-black with dismal environs and intruding, nightmarish visions.
Torqueí¢â'¬™s mind isní¢â'¬™t in such good shape these days. As he kills his way through the game, he is guided by spectral visions of past events as well as the apparent honest-to-goth specter of his late, murdered wife. As in the first game, Torque is faced with a constant parade of moral choices - say, whether to aid or butcher a bound, helpless guard - urged all the while by opposing voices in his head to do acts of evil or, well, less evil. The results of these choices actually affect the ultimate outcome of the game. This was employed to brilliant effect in The Suffering, where the í¢â'¬Ë�"retroactive moralityí¢â'¬™ ultimately decided whether or not Torque was responsible for the crime for which he was originally imprisoned.
In fact, such fluctuations of the moral compass directly affect the immediate progress of Ties that Bind as well, insofar as they shape the abilities of the inner monster Torque must occasionally become. And weí¢â'¬™re not talking judgmental metaphor, here; weí¢â'¬™re talking actual, rip-your-head-off-and-paint-the-walls-with-it monster. When Torque changes form, with malice or in self-defense, he literally becomes a creature, clutching his head in agony and suddenly "Hulking out" into a massive, inhuman thing that can easily kill a roomful of attackers or smash through some otherwise unbreachable barrier.
Perhaps ití¢â'¬™s a blessing in ghastly disguise, too, because although Torque has at his disposal a pretty serious range of armaments, theyí¢â'¬™re not so impressive. In fact, some of them are pretty much useless. We all want our survival-horror heroes to feel at risk, but in spite of their weapons, not actually because of them. The pistols seem to be throwing Mentos instead of real rounds for all the good they do, the automatic weapons arení¢â'¬™t much better, and there are many situations where use of the big guns (rocket launcher, grenade launcher, etc.) is, thanks to constricted environments, tantamount to suicide. And Torque is already halfway to Hell, thank you very much.
He's also a tad more active than before, running, crouching and even occasionally jumping. He can only pack two weapons at any given time, however, forcing the player to think in a slightly more strategic (read: paranoid) way. Just to add to the insecurity, Torque must take his health-restoring happy pills as he finds them rather than carting a supply of those around as well.
Save for these minor changes, the gameplay is essentially unchanged, and with visits later in the game to í¢â'¬Ë�"old haunts,í¢â'¬™ the casual observer would be hard-pressed to say if any given minute of gameplay was from the first or second game, icky, intrusive visions and all. Surreal Software certainly knows which side its bread is bloodied on.
And ití¢â'¬™s clear pretty quickly that thereí¢â'¬™s a lot of familiar territory here. The most obvious example is found in the bestiary of monstrous enemies. In the first game, different creatures took the forms of various methods of prison execution (a noxious, needle-hurling freak to represent lethal injection, for example). It was low-level symbolic cleverness verging on low-level brilliance. Here, youí¢â'¬™ll find the old monsters repurposed, to personify the badness of the urban experience (needle-freak is, surprise, the incarnation of drug addiction). Ití¢â'¬™s not a bad approach in itself, but it takes away from the messed up originality of the first game. Even the Baltimore environments themselves doní¢â'¬™t have quite the isolated, gothic-punk impact, instead a case of more of the same.
One rather less intentionally hellish aspect is the difficulty level, which is all over the place. Ití¢â'¬™s one thing to surprise the player occasionally, but Ties that Bind seems to have been designed under the influence of two completely clashing yet equally mind-altering drugs. Youí¢â'¬™ll go from a series of breezy victories over foes you almost feel sorry for, then suddenly walk into a room and get served like crappy peanuts in coach. Also, this time around youí¢â'¬™re essentially forced to resort to Torqueí¢â'¬™s monstrous form more often. Maybe it makes the game í¢â'¬Ë�"darkerí¢â'¬™ or maybe it doesní¢â'¬™t, but part of the last gameí¢â'¬™s unspoken challenge was intentionally laying off that transformation as much as possible. It was certainly easier, with that gameí¢â'¬™s more liberal weapon-toting scheme.
The game does a good job conveying the carnage, as Torqueí¢â'¬™s clothes, skin and weapons steadily accumulate layers of spattered gore, a great visual touch. Differences between the two console versions are slight; both look a lot like their respective predecessors, and both look good now.
Ties that Bind isní¢â'¬™t a high-art skin-crawler in the same sense as, say, the Fatal Frame games, but it doesní¢â'¬™t intend to be. Ití¢â'¬™s a bloody, action-based spooker where youí¢â'¬™re justifiably afraid of the boogeymen, but theyí¢â'¬™d be well-advised to be afraid of your gunned-up, ex-con, maximum-security ass, too, and the action does not disappoint. There are some truly eerie, sick-out moments here. Any game that lets you enter a room mere moments after some poor shlub has obviously Cobained himself all over the wall (ragged stump still gouting red) must be given some nervous props. Even with the help of intrusive visions, the story is stretched pretty thinly over a skeleton of violent action.
But take heart, horror-inclined gamers. Any random two minutes of Ties that Bindí¢â'¬™s blood-soaked gameplay is likely to give your parents, stuffy friends or sensitive authority figures of your choice the dribbling shiznits, and pretty much all the first gameí¢â'¬™s good stuff has remained intact. Whether ití¢â'¬™s too í¢â'¬Ë�"intactí¢â'¬™í¢â'¬Â¦well, thatí¢â'¬™s a demon youí¢â'¬™ll have to wrestle with on your own.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by xwalker, Dec 27, 2012.
I reject all three options because of the man in the middle.
We need better players.
The goal should be to completely turnover this entire group of offensive linemen, with the exception of Tyron Smith, in three years.
I think this offseason we should at the very least cut Doug Free. Make Bernadeau and Costa compete for the starting center spot in offseason. Draft or sign a very good right guard. Then bring in a mid round tackle that can compete with Parnell for the RT next year. Keep Livings and Smith the way it is
Good stuff, walker.
I think you're right but hope you're wrong. I want to see a couple athletic rookies in the 2013 OL.
Johnathon Cooper
Alvin Bailey
Or something.
And I think we need to draft an athletic RT to develop as well (Kyle Long).
No doubt about it. He can play.
Based on what? He had one decent game this year. He only had a couple decent games last year. He can play, but at what level?
That should be the goal, but Dallas doesn't have a GM with enough common sense to realize it. He is happy with scrubs just good enough to get by. Linemen are just not sexy enough.
There isnt going to be alot of change along the OL. Alot of you need to prepare yourselves for that. Bernadeau im willing to bet was brought in to start at C. But his injury cost him. Kowalski's injury hurt alot IMO. Cook had done an admirable job but he's a backup plain and simple. I seriously think Free and Parnell are auditioning for 2013. If they see this spot as a tie then Free is done. If they thought Parnell couldnt play they wouldnt still be rotating them. So its not looking good for Free. Free or Parnell are going to be the RT in 2013.
RG i think is going to be a new guy
I do agree with the 3 years part, but do you realize the other things that will happen in those 3 years. We will need at least another pass rusher cause we have 2 over 30. We will need to start looking for a QB. The DL will need alot of help, as TRat, Spears, and Hatch will be done. Miles will probably be cut by that time, and will need a replacement. We will need to look for a replacement for Witten. The safeties are a nightmare and will have to be addressed.
In 3 years, other than young stars, you will have to turn over most of this roster. The OL isn't the only position that needs to be turned over in 3 years.
Linemen Don't see jerseys.
My thoughts on the matter:
LT: Tyron Smith, Weems
LG: Rookie premium draft pick or upper echelon UFA, Leary
C : Costa, Killer
RG: Livings, Bernardeau
RT: Parnell, rookie UDFA or draft pick
I think this could be a decent OL if Costa shows the play he provided in 2012 wasn`t a fluke. If not Killer or Bern could step into the role.
This way we keep resources to continue to develop the defense (need safety, NT, DE, OLB).
I think in general RT is a priority. I think we can move the ball serviceably with the current O-Line in tact, provided that Romo, Murray, Dez, Miles, Witten and Harris/Beasley are healthy.
I think it's obvious that RT is very key in Romo's performance. His best years were '06, '07, '09, '11. All years when the RT play was pretty good. In fact, he struggled early on in '09, but then Free took over at RT and played very well and Romo's game improved quite a bit. This year is another good example as Romo has caught fire and that coincided with the team splitting the reps between Free and Parnell.
For me, we need positions on the O-Line to improve. I'm not quite for cutting a guy because he's disappointed. I would rather bring in quality players via the draft and FA and see who can win the starter spot and the backup spot. I would place RT at a high priority, so we need to either bring in a higher quality FA or a draft pick in the first 3 rounds. A lot of this depends on their feelings on Parnell. I wouldn't be overly confident in him. I think they have to view Free as a player on the decline until he proves otherwise. Parnell as an UDFA with potential until he proves otherwise.
I think Benardeau may be best suited as a backup. He can play either guard spot or center. It would be nice if Leary is as good as they hope. I think we can keep Cook around. I think Costa should be viewed as an unproven guy they like until proven otherwise. Personally, I would probably look at the draft for a RT and FA for a quality guard.
The Zampese offense is too predicated on effectively running the ball. When it can run the ball, it becomes a well oiled machine. When it doesn't run the ball effectively, it can be a mess.
We also have to work to protect Romo so he doesn't get injured and we have to get quality play from the RT position so Romo can play his best. A lot of this depends on how guys like Leary, Arkin and Costa turn out. If they become what we think they can be, it would be a major coup for the organization and the offense.
I think you overlooked some parts of the post.
Must have a backup Center that is pushing to start. Cook cannot run block. A draft pick would be preferred
OC Phil Costa - Need to draft a backup OC in the top 3 rounds.
The backup and future starter at Center is the most difficult position to find. There are multiple options in the Draft and Free Agency at OG and backup OT, but Near-Zero Centers in FA and only about 3 really good options in the draft.
I actually started this analysis while trying to determine what the Cowboys need in the draft and working backwards from that.
The lineups were just to start the season and minimize the number of Rookies and young players in the lineup in game-1.
I would like to draft as many OLinemen as possible with expectations that at least 2 would be future starters.
I like your drafts picks, but I wouldn't want to start the season with 2 Rookies and an inexperienced player (Parnell) all side-by-side.
With your drafts picks, I see it as:
Jonathan Cooper - Starts the season at his college position of LG, but trains to take over at Center in the future.
Costa - Starts the season. Cooper takes over when Costa gets injured.
Alvin Bailey - Top backup OG and possible starter before the end of the season.
This would cover everything except a backup RT. Maybe Weems can do it, or they sign an older stop-gap veteran backup like Bryant McKinnie.
It is wayyyy too early to build next year's OL.
Right now it is all about winning week 17 and going into the playoffs.
Hopefully we have a couple more games with which to grade out our own OL.
Costa is to risky, he had his chance to prove himself this year but got hurt. Dallas can not rely on Costa or any center with a bad back. They need a young veteran center who can help the OL. NO MORE gambling with developmental players. They need to bring in a proven player who will help the entire OL progress.
Where would they get a young veteran Center? Teams rarely if ever let those guys get away.
Nope. They have a better chance of drafting a center/guard in the 2nd or 3rd round.
Personally I think they will go with Costa, Arkin and Killa at center next year and focus on drafting a starting-quality guard in the 2nd round.
I think they go after Slauson. He played for Callahan at Nebraska and the Jets. He is young (26). Then in the 2nd I think they will take a hard look at Barrett Jones from Alabama, can play multiple positions and Garrett and Saban are close.
Cutting Free and signing Slauson would be somewhat of a wash. Free is done in Dallas after this year.
We should & need to replace all but Smith...
Sadly we will do none of that...We will likely go with what we have had for the past year... Same song next year just a different verse.
Too Bad as I see 8 & 8 on the horizon again.


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more pics here of the Navy event we did on 6/7/08
Haha! That is priceless. Ought to be sent to the 501st to go under their "off duty, Sith sense of humor" gallery.
Also like the one where a Stormie (a certain Dan, apparently) is hugging Timon from Lion King.
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Looking good Ben. Are those your new WB metal gauntlets in the photos?
I really like the scout trooper's reflective visor. Thats pretty sweet. It really adds to the costume
Nice, your suit looks great buddy. I'm working on another suit so I can troop with you w/o having two Bobas there since you're so fast on the sign-up trigger.
Thanks for sharing Ben. You wear that Boba well! I'm digging the dirty scout trooper look compared to the clean ones too.
Thanks guys, I'm shocked nobody has commented on SuperGirl yet??? she was smokin hot! I think she's a nurse at the Navy hospital
Your Fett looks great Ben!! Nice job.
That reminds me of last year's Naval Hospital Visit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7E44CSX-Jc
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On a sun-splashed field in Arizona on Wednesday, the Brewers slugger said that getting back to spring training has helped him deal with the swirling controversy, and that playing for the U.S. team in the World Baseball Classic could help to convince some fans to give him a clean slate.
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What style of background are you going with?
Its going to be a build up of artificial rocks made or expanding foam with lots of mosses.
I do plan to heavily plant it so only a few bits will peak through.
I will be making planters myself using the expanding foam and balloons with some drainage holes. This is the plan now but things may change or not work out as i hope.
Looking forward to bringing it all together.
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Your build looks great, I am looking forward to seeing it progress!
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Hello everyone!
I am new to this forum but not so new to everything planted.
The project for this year is a paludarium
I have only just recently found out what one is, but i am sure i wana try build one!
As far as paludariums go, mine will probably have less water than the usual but its going to be roughly 10% water and the rest being made up of an expanding foam structure and plants plus...a waterfall!!
So here is what i have to play with....
Its 48"(L) x 30"(H) x 18"(D)
Used to be a snake viv i think that i bought ages ago and have just had it sat in the spare room doing nothing.
Only in the last 2 days have i had some start on it, it was a very roughly (cheap) built unit so there was some filling to do were screws are but apart from that and bare chipboard edges its a good solid unit.
The first thing to happen is the painting, i have done a test patch on the front which you can see in the picture just to see how well the paint took. the outside will be black gloss and i recon it will take around 3 coats to get a nice finish.
Earlier on today i did my second coat, there was still some filler to do but thats drying now ready for tomorrow.
The filler is still soaking up the gloss on the top left hand side but stops after the first coat had dried and sealed it.
The vents you see are coming out and to get the airflow i need i intend to use computer fans in the top of the unit, as this is going to have glass sliders closed constantly i feel it may be necessary to stop too much damp and mould is my biggest fear.
In the next couple of days my plastic sheets should arrive with which i am going to line and silicone the whole thing to completely seal as the humidity is going to be high. The largest body of water is going to be in the base and will come up as far as roughly 2.5" just below where the glass sliders start. There will be 2 smaller pools in the centre above eachother which will form my waterfall, its not going to be a gushing waterfall rather just a trickle.
As far as livestock goes, that will be decided when its more or less complete.
I am warming to the anole idea as my paludarium will have very little water plus my boyfriend loves anoles and i would prefer the more active personalities from them.
The finished product will be displayed in our office at home so we also want something that will give us something to watch every now and again.
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