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#1 Tue 06 Mar 12 1:34pm
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Pizza Dough
Hi guys
I just got Jamie's italy and the pizzas look amazing.
The dough recipe says 800g bread flour then 200g semolina or 200g bread flour.
I might be being stupid but is that 1kg of bread flour if you can't get semolina flour?
Also can pizza bases be frozen?
#2 Tue 06 Mar 12 3:47pm
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Re: Pizza Dough
I don't know about Jamie's pizza dough recipe, but I make homemade dough all the time and use only all purpose flour (usually with a little whole wheat flour added in). So, I would think all bread flour would be okay.
You can definitely freeze pizza dough. I do it all the time because my recipe makes 2 huge pizzas, which is normally way too much for my family. I just freeze it in a flattened disk in a Ziploc, but do it after the dough rises.
#3 Tue 06 Mar 12 5:26pm
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Re: Pizza Dough
Thank you.
Im thinking of getting a pizza stone to cook them on. Is this the best way to cook them?
#4 Tue 06 Mar 12 6:13pm
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Re: Pizza Dough
Jinglewaffle, if you can find it, try using 00 flour. It is amazing stuff to work with and you get a more original Italian style pizza. Also, it doesn't hurt to let the dough sit in the fridge for overnight. It develops a better flavor through the fermentation.
Just my opinion.
#5 Tue 06 Mar 12 8:47pm
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Re: Pizza Dough
Eddie - I'm going to try the overnight trick. I bet that would make it taste even better. I don't know where to get 00 flour, which is why I just use AP flour.
Jinglewaffle - You don't have to have a stone, but if you want to get one, it would probably be worth it. I just recently started using one because OH came home with one after a trip to Costco. Before that, I used a pizza pan that has small holes all over the bottom of it, and that worked well, too.
I've been playing around with the stone, and it definitely does make a crisper crust, but you have to preheat it before putting the pizza on it. I just make my pizza on parchment paper, and then when the stone is preheated, slide it onto the stone (easier clean-up that way, too).
The instructions that came with my stone must have been translated into English from some other language because it mentions preheating the stone on one page, and then 2 pages later, it says not to or it might crack. I finally just decided that it was cheap enough to replace and went ahead and preheated it, and it made a much better pizza than when I didn't preheat it.
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Re: Pizza Dough
A five to seven day ferment gives ammazing flavour if you ever plan to make pizza that far ahead. . With such a long ferment I cut down on the amount of yeast though. Half to a third of what a recipe that is used right away calls for works best, otherwise it gets too yeasty and interferes with the flavour you develop with the long ferment.
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#7 Tue 06 Mar 12 11:13pm
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Re: Pizza Dough
CIA, ASPCA, CAT..(hubbies work) SDF.. (mine)...is there any way we can talk international instead of flour codes. OO, AP have no meaning to many of us.
Can i join in and post 'my Italien' pizza dough that i posted for a new timer that hasn't seemingly returned..
This one works every time..for me
After trying many pizza doughs in the past here is the one i have adopted and works really well:
250g flour
15g yeast
pinch of sugar
1/2 t spoon salt
2 soup spoons olive oil
In a cup mix the yeast and sugar in warm (not tap) water and place somewhere warm until it starts frothing.
Mix the flour, salt, olive oil together and add the yeast...then little by little add water until you have a smooth ball....it only takes a very little water so go slowly.
Work the pastry by hand until the ball is elastic, lightly twirl the pastry around in very little olive oil at the bottom of a bowl, add a little flour and let it rest for one hour....i cover mine with film which keeps the warmth in....leave in a warm place, in the summer i leave it on the outside table in the sun.
Instead of a rolling pin use your hands and fingers to form the pizza base.
The edges can be turned over filled with grated cheese....or sliced off to make cheese curlies...roll them out, add grated cheese, turn over and add more cheese, roll again etc...then twirl them lightly and brown in the oven.
#8 Tue 06 Mar 12 11:17pm
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Re: Pizza Dough
brava kyeeeee I have a sweet bread rising in the corner of my kitchen and must bake it
run run run
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#9 Tue 06 Mar 12 11:20pm
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Re: Pizza Dough
Hi Kye, I usually only use bread making flour for pizza and bread, cake flour for cakes and scones, OO is for pasta, there are so many types you could go crazy making decisions of which to buy. The pizza recipe is basically the same as yours except I use a machine with dough hook.
#10 Tue 06 Mar 12 11:43pm
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Re: Pizza Dough
Birdy, why were they talking about OO for pizza dough up there....confused me!!
In GB they have self raising flour... does it raise alone without added yeast, i have never trusted it to do the work alone.
In France we have flour....type 45/55 for breads and i use the same for cakes and add yeast.
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White works better, don't ask me why.
White works better, don't ask me why.
ok then ...why does the dark one seem to work slower?
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Does the duct tape have anything to do with it?
In order to be a fair comparison, I think you should crack and tape the glass on the white one too.
I painted mine black since black is supposed to absorb heat...but what do I know...It works fine for me...
Oh, I also put a two inch sheet of that blue styrofoam under the melting pan...to help retain heat in the box and it also raises the pan higher then my home made stainless seperator and wax and honey pans, so the wax drips properly into the seperator.
The black box has wood sides on the wax pan, maybe that does not heat up as much as the all metal wax pan in the white one. Oh, and the duct tape shadow doesn't help either.


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i bought a cold cast Asok helmet from a garrison member it's a work of art no pics yet can't stop putting it on
i bought a cold cast Asok helmet from a garrison member it's a work of art no pics yet can't stop putting it on
It is a fun build.
HI xanthis02, one of the best part of the costume is the building experince..............is great
has anyone bought and used these any feed back is useful thanks
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I've only SEEN that type of padding in a helmet; no personal experience. You can always just use some foam, or you can go to amazon.com and search for military helmet padding. It's made of either memory foam or gel (can't remember) and comes in several pre-cut pieces to put where needed. Several TKs us them and like them. Good Luck!
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I just found wizards blaster blueprints will they help get these blasters more screen accurate taking them to a machine shop would like some advice thanks
just got a big box of goodies i'm buying jango parts from a garrison member gauntlets holsters girth belt armor parts made by cruzer still new and wrapped in the box sizing down the girth belt won't be a problem a fellow garrison member is good at working with leather i have the stubby jet pack for now kamino version later i have the undented helmet boots all thats left is dented helmet which i'm getting from same member flak vest another flight suit then start assembling it all no dig cam so pics will be hard to get for now
What came out of the blasters? I had a good mind to buy the got maul blasters in the cargo hold but didn't want to part with more than $250 for weapons.
Wow, Im feeling way behind. I got some rough parts, but still need a girth belt, flight suit, flak jacket and some helmet padding, etc.
still need to take them to a machine shop with the WOF plans to get them more accurate bought some solid brass stock they originally had aluminum cores painted with cheap brass coating
I bought some Acrylic brown and black paint how do i weather my armor parts any advice is great a video is better i learn better from seeing it done thanks
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Pretty sure he means scraped clean so all parts fit tight and seal up.
Pretty sure he means scraped clean so all parts fit tight and seal up.
i started keeping bees 30 some years ago, back then almost all of my dead hives were from starvation in the winter and i knew it was my fault, with all of the problems today i cant even tell if its my fault, we rarely ever had to feed, and giving them pollen sub i didnt even know was available, and back then i was young and would pull two deeps of honey per hive, and we rented to orchards (lot of small orchards back then) and still didnt have any problems like we have now.
this year i had 2 hives that all of the bees were gone, they went into winter good, still honey in the hive, i have never seen this before, its all getting very strange.
sometimes i dont think it matters how you keep them, just like the farmer who grows his own watermelon he plants double so if the cold kills the first batch hes got another batch ready, and it seems to be the same with bees, go into winter with double what you want to come out with, seems like a waste but it seems to be the way it works
Does "sub feed" mean "pollen substitute"?
Just got my numbers back from the almond pollination. I lost 10% over the winter and the survivors are boomers.
I lost better than 50% so far. out of 30-35 hives lost most had stores. survivors appear to have enough to get through the next few weeks but I gave them more to be sure.
I caught 13 swarms last year & they seemed to be strong & well supplied. Only two made it through the winter. here in NY seemed to be a long winter & not looking like it's gonna be over anytime soon.
Most of my overwintered nucs in 5 frame equipment seem to be in good shape lost maybe 4 of18
Hope to get a response on a new thead about rebuilding numbers.
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Lakebilly, sorry to hear of your loss but it seems to be more of the norm now a days than not.
I sure hope you have not fallen old & forgetful as many of us beeks have in the past year or so & no longer remember how to keep our bees alive.
Worse yet I hope you have not fallen into my class of lazy beekeepers that just think my bees should take car of themselves.
I am thinking of purchasing those advertised t-shirts that read on the front " I Used To Care " & then doing some custom work to them.
PM me if you are intrested!
soupcan, after everything that has been said over the last few months you still don't get it.
The old days are gone, diseases and pesticides are here to stay, deal with it and quit whining
I take a very serious approach to a very large investment that I made to this venture. I am on this forum to educate myself to that end. I appreciate your note. I would invite anyone to work w/me @ my remodeling bizz, my farm, or my beez (that I work 95% of the time by myself) & then wonder if I ever take the lazy approach. Not reading too much into your note, just saying.
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I have NOT failed. I have only found many many ways that do not work!
Sorry Ian, did not mean to offend you!
My point is simple & that is how did this " chemical thing " get to this point???
All I hear is " no testing required " as to the effects on bees!
Yet here in the USA it can take 5, 7 & maybe 10 years of testing and proof that a new drug is safe for use on or in humans.
Animal vet medications can take almost as long.
Think about this, next time you hear of some one using a fungicide ask them as to what percent of there application was on " control acres "
ha ha ha no offence soupcan, ( I know your tongue is in your cheek )
what are you going to do about this chemical thing ?
What am I going to do???
Simple, the co-ops we do business with & the farmers that we have bees on I ask them ( very politely )
if they use fungicide? And when they answer yes I ask why & as to where the test acres are at to prove that there input $$$$ are a wise investment. Most reply that the ag people recomend it & after a minute or two they all seem to come to the same conclusion that they may be throwing money to the wind.
That said for the most part almost all of these farmers do infact worry about the bees & don't want to harm them in any way.
My main concern is what we will have for problems 5 to 10 years down the road from all the junk that we are using to plant a crop today.
My wife & I grew up in a river valley that has one of the highest rates of cancers in the state.
My dad passed a number of years ago from a cancer that is so rare it really is only found in Afrcia.
The questions they asked is if dad served there or was near there in WW-II.
Ian I not a tree hugger by any means but I am really scared that this chemical deal is already over the top so to speak.
Most of the beeks on here have done this deal for long enough now to tell when the bees are a hurting & things are just not right in the hive.
The bees are a hurting and Ian if your not having any problems, man good luck to ya brother as I am afraid your a going to need it in the long run!
The scramble is on for package bees & queens not to mention singles & nucs.
And the losses are just not just from bad beekeeping.
They phone is also a ringing for a small lots of honey, every one seems scared!
soup, you hit a touchy subject. I was watching a documentary and it was claiming insurance companies push neonics etc.. as well and won't insure crops that don't use them. Heck of a system isn't it, forcing farmers to spend money.....
fungicides are here to stay.
crop protection is big business,
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I'm a new beek here....and read this thread....thanks to all for your input, knowledge, insight, etc. I had a great strong hive going into the winter, but in the last month lost it to ????? No signs of mites, disease, anything, except for the lack of pollen/protein which we seemed to be short of this fall. Folks in my area reported the same thing in regards to huge % of hive losses, and part of our county is big agriculturally speaking. Where I live, though, it was cold, cold, cold for way too long.
Thanks again to all...
Finally warmed up enough to check half the hives last week and have 15% loss so far.


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Oh, and I forgot!
My mom usually makes "Gado- gado", this is mixed veggies. And it's so easy to make...Just give it a try, what you need are:
Any kinds of veggies like cucumber, carrot (cook it until it's tender), lettuce, bean sprout, potato (also cook until tender), tofu (fried it first), and eggs (cooked it, then cut it into 6 pieces)
For the peanut sauce, you'll need:
100 gr peanut (fry them without using oil until it's kinda brownish)
2 garlic
1-2 chilli
1 tbs palm sugar
1 tsp fish paste (if there's an Indonesian market in your town, ask for "terasi")
2 cm galiangale
How to make the peanut sauce:
1. Put the peanut sauce ingredients into food processor until it is smooth, and then add tamarind water and a little bit of water. The sauce has to be thick enough, so don't add to much water. Then add a little bit of soy sauce (or "kecap manis") to make the colour nicer.
2. Mix it with your veggies.
3. Voila, it's done!
#12 Wed 07 Mar 07 2:17pm
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Re: EAST TIMORESE RECIPES
Gado gado is one of my favs Sandra,thanks for sharing!
#13 Wed 07 Mar 07 2:21pm
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You're welcome ,stefanie.
So, are you from Indonesia too?
#14 Wed 07 Mar 07 3:15pm
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Hi Sandra,no I'm not from Indonesia.
But I am considered your neighbour...I am from Singapore...
#15 Wed 07 Mar 07 6:18pm
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I think a rice or noodle based dish would likely be in order here, nothing too extravagant as we are looking at a situation where food is scarce for many of the population.
Nasi Goreng
Nasi Goreng, Indonesian fried rice. This dish can be enjoyed by itself or as the basis of a larger meal, for example with a rijsttafel. It is very easy to make and won't take more than 20 minutes to prepare.
350 gr. Long Grain Rice
2 Tbs. Vegetable Oil
3 Eggs
1 Onion
2 Green Chillis, Sambal Ulek or Sambal Badjak.
1 Garlic Clove
1 Leek
1 teaspoon Ground Coriander
1 teaspoon Ground Cumin
250 gr. Chicken meat
250 gr. Shelled Prawns
3 Tbs. Kecap Manis
This dish is best made from cold leftover rice, but you can cook a fresh batch and leave it to cool for at least 4 hours.
Beat the eggs and make into a omelette, slice into strips and set aside.
Heat the oil in a wok or large frying pan. Add the chopped onion, leek, garlic and chillis. Fry until the onion is soft. Add the Coriander and Cumin. Slice Chicken into strips and add with the prawns to the onion mixture and cook, stirring occasionally until they are well mixed. Add the rice, soya sauce and omelet strips and cook for a further 5 minutes.Decorate with some of the leftover leek and serve hot.
Bami Goreng
Fried egg noodles. Favourite Lunch or light Supper dish
350 gr. Medium Egg noodles
100 gr. Diced Pork Fillet
50 gr. Small Prawns
1 medium Onion
2 Cloves of Garlic
1 Carrot
1 Small Leek
2 tsp. Sambal ulek
1 tsp. Trassi (shrimp paste)
3 tbs. Kecap Manis
3 tbs. Oil
Pepper & Salt
Boil the noodles, using the instructions on the packet. Rinse and set aside.
Heat your wok and add the oil. Stir-fry the diced Onion and Garlic for 1 min. Add the meat, prawns, trassi and sambal ulek and fry for a further 3 min.Add the finely sliced carrots and leek and fry for 4 more min. Add the Noodles and Kecap Manis.
Use pepper and salt as needed and stir-fry for a further 4 min.
Serve hot. Delicious with Hot Peanut sauce.
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"There's nothing more intimidating than standing under a 38m brick chimney built around 1906 and saying to yourself ... What if?"
"But we don't get earthquakes in Auckland," retorted the bystander, giving me that pitying look reserved for silly old worrywarts.
"Ah!" I replied. "I thought that too, until I downloaded the GeoNet quake app on my cellphone. To my surprise, I discovered earthquakes are happening all the time - just about every hour in the day, many of them locally.
"Look!" I said, showing him some activity in the Karaka area, south of Auckland.
As we stared at the screen a new quake was recorded, with a magnitude of 3.1 somewhere northeast of Whitianga, quickly followed by more seismic disturbances near Stratford.
"We're living on a couple of very shaky islands," I uneasily concluded. "Thanks to GeoNet, which sets off an alarm every time there's a tremor, I've got a fresh zing back in my anxiety levels."
"But this structure looks pretty safe and solid to me," the bystander exclaimed, staring upwards and patting the bricks.
"I don't think when they built this chimney back in Edwardian days that seismic restraints had been invented, or were even a twinkle in the eye of the architects and bricklayers," I suggested.
"Hang on, hang on," protested the bystander, "this whole complex has had millions spent on it recently - modernising everything and I know for a fact that the Historic Places Trust and the Auckland City Heritage Department co-operated with the developers to return the complex to its former glory. Our city fathers wouldn't allow anything to operate if it wasn't safe!" he concluded firmly.
"I think that's what they call maudlin sentimentality getting in the way of geo-physical reality. A problem even quake-shocked Christchurch citizens have difficulty grasping," I caustically suggested, returning to my precarious location - standing next to tonnes of old bricks, hopefully held together with something more adhesive than faith.


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WSU student Anna Gibson shares more adventures from working on a dairy in Tasmania.Working in the dairy industry, I have witnessed amazing moments: a calf's first breath, perfect sunrises, cows recovering from illness, and countless moments where I can't imagine myself doing anything else. But, there are moments of worry at Shoestring Dairy.
The other night while putting cows away, I got stuck in the mud with the two-wheeler at 9:30 p.m. To make matters more frustrating, while wiggling knee deep in mud, I heard hoofsteps. I looked up to find 15 cows walking up the lane way. I was taught never to panic, but I came close when I saw cows heading towards the road. I diverted the cows in the lane way as I called my boss. As I waited for him to arrive, I thought: "Where did these cows come from? Are they dry? From a neighboring farm? What do I do with them?"
When my boss arrived in his truck, he chuckled, "Rough night?" I was not in tears but close and said, "Yeah, I have had smoother nights."
We found the busted fence, removed the bike from the mud, and I even got a dinner invitation. It was a late night, but no harm done and lessons learned. If the cows get out, I know to put them in a neighboring paddock until we find where they belong, and never trust what looks like only a little muddy. (puddle)
Mistakes happen, and nights don't always go smoothly. As workers and as individuals, we have two choices: we can panic or fix the problem. In some jobs, when a mistake occurs, an individual can "sweep it under the rug" and wait for someone else to fix it later. In the dairy industry, when a problem arises - no matter the time of day or the degree of the problem - it gets fixed.
I feel this quality alone says a lot about the character of the people who work in this industry. Who else, besides a farmer, would drive out in the dead of night to assist with calving, drop dinner, get out of bed to wrangle cows back in their pen, or be constantly checking to ensure they are healthy? Being a farmer is hard work, and I am learning it first hand. This is the first time where "farmer" is my number one job, and with that title comes all of the responsibilities.
There is a stereotype assigned to people who work crazy hours - they are not happy and their job feels like work. Amazingly enough, for me, dairy farming does not feel like work. Some days I calculate the hours I spent fixing fences, feeding silage, moving cows, and milking, and it blows my mind that every job I have done has been enjoyable. I know that in a heartbeat, I would grab my bibs and mucks and be out at the dairy.
This experience only reinforces the knowledge that I am meant to be here! Even when I run into those problem nights where cows get out, milk leaks from the vessel, or I hit a post with the silage wagon, there is no other place in the world I would rather be than right here on the farm.


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Also known as the double shocker. The electric chair involves forming a shocker with each hand and putting those hands together so that they match up symmetrically. The pair of hands is then used to pleasure a female partner in the same manner in which a shocker would. The hands can be moved in opposite directions while inserted in the female also known as "extra-voltage" electric chair. The electric chair originated in Peoria, Illinois.
Steve: I want to give Anna a shocker so bad.
Miguel: Anna is a high class girl. you should use the electric chair.
Steve: Extra voltage time!
Miguel: Anna is a high class girl. you should use the electric chair.
Steve: Extra voltage time!
by peoriaflipper June 20, 2010
A piece of furniture that is used to carry out a death sentence by administering an electrical current to the subject that is sufficient to cause death.
Too many pedophiles. Time to dust off the ol' electric chair.
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The grizzly act (that hopefully occurs while one is sitting on the toilet) where, all at the same time, urine comes out of the penis fervently; vomit uncontrollably is spewed from the mouth at projectile-like speeds, and a fire-hydrant like charge of diarrhea unwantingly bursts from the anus; causing said victim's muscular system to tense up like they are being electrocuted.
I had a two day binger on the river and suffered from the electric chair after I polished off that plate of tuna fish nachos. Don't go in the bathroom.
by AlPersiano April 28, 2011
when the receiver sits on the givers dick, the giver (normally unknown to receiver) shocks receiver with a taser.
"Don't expect your girl to ever give it up again after she sits on the electric chair."
by ArmyOfJuggernauts September 17, 2008
Really intense sexual intercourse, especially referring to the climax. Goldie Hawn's character in "The Banger Sisters" uses the expression in a similar way.
When she experienced orgasm, she was in the electric chair!
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Dude 2: Huh?
Dude 1: The Electric Chair!
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Extensive search locates missing SE Bend man
Bend state senator says Oregon needs 'Silver Alert' system
BEND, Ore. - An extensive ground and air search for more than six hours over a wide area of southeast Bend ended in success early Sunday when an 86-year-old, nearly deaf man suffering from Alzheimer's was found lying by a large juniper tree along SE 27th Street, Deschutes County sheriff's deputies said.
Bend police called in Deschutes County Sheriff's Search and Rescue and used the emergency recording system to contact residents to help look for Rene George Verbrugge, who was not home when his wife returned to their home on Darla Place, east of 27th street, around 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
Shortly after 3:30 a.m., with temperatures having fallen to around 27 degrees, search teams found Verbrugge lying in a shallow depression, near or under a large juniper on the east side of 27th Street, between Darnel Avenue and Chilliwack Way, roughly 1,000 feet northwest of the couple's home, officials said.
State Sen. Tim Knopp, R-Bend, said Sunday the Silver Alert bill he's introducing in the upcoming legislative session would better assist rescue teams trying to locate vulnerable adults who tend to wander.
"If they wander and get lost, we want to be able to recover them as quickly and safely as possible and get them back to their loved ones," Knopp said.
"It really is a very terrifying situation, when you realize that your parent isn't where they're supposed to be," Knopp added, speaking from personal experience in his family. "We need to make sure we have written plans in place in every jurisdiction in the state, and that we coordinate. And that's the key to the bill."
Verbrugge was given first aid at the scene, then taken to St. Charles-Bend and reunited with his family, said sheriff's Lt. Scott Shelton, Search and Rescue coordinator. He was admitted to the hospital, where he was listed in fair condition Sunday morning, a nursing supervisor said.
Bend police had conducted an initial search but could not find Verbrugge, then called in the county's SAR volunteers around 9:30 p.m., Shelton said.
An extensive ground and air search began around 11 p.m. involving 18 SAR volunteers, three sheriff's deputies, police officers, a detective, a chaplain and an AirLink helicopter, Shelton said. Two K-9 search teams also were deployed, one from Bend police and another affiliated with the SAR organization, he added.
Deputies and officers went house to house in the immediate area, checking fenced yards and areas that could not be seen from the street, while SAR volunteer teams did ground and vehicle searches up to several miles from the man's home.
"Based upon information from the family" – including that he does not drive – "it was believed that Mr. Verbrugge would most likely not have traveled very far from the immediate area," Shelton said in a news release.
At the time he was found, Verbrugge was wearing a dark coat and dark sweat pants, different attire than what he had last been seen in, Shelton said.
Shelton said the sheriff's office and Bend police "would like to thank all the area residents that were contacted during the course of this search for their help and patience."
Bend police Sgt. Dan Ritchie had said Verbrugge was missing when his wife returned Saturday night to their home at 61721 Darla Place, in a neighborhood just east of SE 27th Street, between Bear Creek and Reed Market roads. He was believed to have left the home between 3:20 and 8:30 p.m.
Verbrugge last was seen wearing a red zip-up sweatshirt and silver velour sweatpants.
He doesn't drive, has a 90 percent hearing loss and also has heart problems and high blood pressure, Ritchie said.


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Demi Lovato > Hollie Kavanaugh
quote:thank you captain fricking obvious
You wouldn't get all these big lines on The Voice. You have to be invited to try out
quote:i never heard of this chick before she became a judge. what was she in rehab for?
Demi Lovato needs to go back to rehab.
quote:Depression and shite
i never heard of this chick before she became a judge. what was she in rehab for?
quote:i think i will take drugs if we have to hear a million fricking sob stories again
I think drugs
quote:i hope that white chick that i guess is going next sucks. she is annoying
This girl is ok
We've known Demi Lovato is a "cutter," but the recent revelation that she began to slit her wrists and mutilate herself at age 11 is startling
quote:You were an abortion gone wrong
quote:whats going on here? are you attempting to troll this thread
I've taken better looking dumps than Demi
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I am venturing into the realm of supplying a local retail kitchen supply store with my local honey. I am trying to price it at the wholesale level and assume the honey prices in Bee Culture and Bee Journal are what I should go by. If I look at the recent issue of Bee Culture it says wholesale case price of 2# glass jar is $97.62 and retail is $10.47 per jar ($125.64). Of course, the retailer will decide what to price it at. Will other publications agree or do they differ? What about the USDA or Honey Board? Is there a better source than others?
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Fountain Police look for man who's flashing and luring kids
Police say they've recieved reports since November
FOUNTAIN, Colo. - The Fountain Police Department is looking for a man accused of exposing himself to children and trying to lure them into his vehicle.
Police said they've been getting reports about the man since November 2011. They said they didn't alert the public earlier because of efforts underway to catch the suspect, but that the danger now outweighs their investigation.
The suspect is described as a white male, between twenty and thirty years old, driving a red or maroon SUV.
Police say the man has typically approached children during the afternoon and early evening hours.
Police said it's important for parents to have a plan with their children on how to react in situations with strangers.
"It sounds simple, but to take the time to sit down with your children, have a plan and know what to do if a stranger comes," said Fountain Police Sgt. Scott Gilbertsen.
Parents we talked to said with all of the stranger danger stories in the area, their kids know exactly what to do.
"It's pretty simple, I tell them be as loud as you can, scream, and run as fast as you can," said mom Darcy Demattos. "You need to draw attention to yourself"
The Fountain Police Department would like anyone with information to call Gilbertsen at 719-382-6936, or Crime Stoppers at 634-STOP (7867) and as always, you can remain anonymous.


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Built to Last
The furniture had just been moved in and every last detail perfected in the fall of 2008 when our Galveston, Texas, Idea House (our annual showhouse, built that year in the Beachtown community) received a visit from an unwelcome guest: Hurricane Ike. Happily, other than its sand-ravaged landscape, the house was virtually untouched. In light of the continued threat of storms all along our coasts, we went back to the architects to ask what smart building practices and storm-resistant materials they used.


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You will find a wide range of Miami Beach hotels in the downtown neighborhood. The city went through a massive revitalization in the last few decades, building new boutique hotels and luxury accommodations near downtown. With multiple museums, art galleries and shops in the vicinity, these hotels in Miami Beach, Florida put you right in the center of all the action.
When you need a hotel and spa, you might want to look at South Beach. South Beach hotels offer amazing views, luxurious bedding and fantastic on-site amenities. Some of the top 5 star hotels within the city are in South Beach, which boasts gorgeous Art Deco buildings and dozens of the best bars and restaurants that cater to the celebrities and fashion insiders passing through town.
For pet-friendly hotels, opt for hotels in the northern portion of the city near Hollywood. There are at least four dog parks, several stores that cater to pet owners and multiple veterinarians in this area. You can also find some discount rates when you make reservations at hotels near Miami Beach Convention Center, which plays host to dozens of events every year.
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