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We had lots of clothes that needed washing so headed to a Laundrette, while they were washing we went to a local Irish pub and sat at the bar having a few drinks and food while watching numerous TV's with Olympics action on. After a quick trip back to the motel to drop off clothes we went to bars on the boardwalk, still in daylight and following in Snooki's footsteps, the Tex-Mex place we found had cheap beer and friendly staff who unfortunately informed us that the main clubs Karma and Bamboo where closed on Monday and Tuesday but that Aztec might get busy later in the evening
The next day we didn't wake until after midday but once up hit the beach to try to top up our tan although unfortunately it was a bit overcast, we thought this would be the perfect opportunity to have a walk round and take some photos at such places as the Shore Store (where we saw the owner Danny later that evening), their house which was directly behind the Shore Store and the clubs despite them being closed. We later played roof-top golf on the boardwalk where Rich once again beat Dave and I had a shocker although got the most hole in ones which I took as a victory, Dave also won a free game by chipping his ball into a hole at the end, however he kept the vouch as a souvenir as we didn't have time to do the 24 holes again. Rich went for a quick swim then we headed back to the room to get ready for another evening on the Shore.
Our first stop was back to the Tex-Mex place where we had food and more cheap beer, our server Lea was extremely friendly and loved our accents, while we ate there was a guy with a guitar playing all Irish music and getting the crowd going; we stayed here for a while chatting to Lea and getting information about New York in terms of what to see in such a short stay and bars around our hotel near Time Square. Following this it was off to EJ's for more games of pool and laughing at a women who freaked out when she saw 6 foot 7 Rich asking if the circus was in town. We stayed in here until kicking out time, not as crazy as last night but hoping to feel fresher for our final driven to New York.


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Can you substitute honey for the sugar in jams and jellies recipes?
I'm glad you asked that question. I was wondering that my self just yesterday. I had hoped you would have got some advice on that by now. I'm going to check back.
Well considering that you can make jelly with just honey, water, and pectin, then yes, you can use honey as a sugar substitute in jellies.
But there is much variety amongst jelly recipes, so I don't think there is a standard conversion you can use to substitute- you have to consider that sugar is dry and honey is liquid, and you may have to compensate for that fact. You may have to be willing to experiment if you are going to change an established recipe.
But there are many good jelly recipes on Goggle that already call for honey in them- try googling them.
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The action of putting the needle into the skin of the paying customer and pumping the silicone into their body, followed by treating other customers afterward from that same gathering is the root of the term PUMPING PARTY.
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text: Penfield Children's Center announces the receipt of two grants: a three-year, $324,000 grant from the Russell J. and Betty Jane Shaw Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation and a one-year, $100,000 grant from the Faye McBeath Foundation. Both grants will benefit the Behavior Clinic, a partnership between Penfield Children's Center and Marquette University that offers quality pediatric mental health services for children under age six in Milwaukee's most underserved communities. These grants will allow Penfield Children's Center to expand services for Milwaukee-area children suffering from behavioral issues through direct service, training and research.The Russell J. and Betty Jane Shaw Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation grant will allow Penfield Children's Center to address pressing questions on how to best serve the growing Latino population in the Milwaukee area, many of whom struggle with language and cultural barriers, poverty, and other stressors and anxieties, factors that put Latino children at a heightened risk for behavioral problems[1]. Over the last decade, the Latino population has experienced significant growth in Milwaukee County, with a 53.7 percent increase to 126,000 in 2010. Within the same period of time, the number of Milwaukee County Latino individuals living in poverty has risen from 25.6 percent to 35.7 percent[2]. Despite the growing and urgent need, relatively little has been done over the past 20-30 years to address the effectiveness of early childhood therapy programs for high-risk populations.Through the Russell J. and Betty Jane Shaw Fund grant, Penfield Children's Center will conduct a multiyear project: "Resolving Significant Mental Health Concerns in Young Latino Children Through a Parent and Child Therapy Program: A Three-Year Study." The outcome of this project will contribute to the dearth of information on parent and child therapy programs for diverse communities and allow Penfield Children's Center to better assist Latino families struggling with child behavioral and developmental issues in the Milwaukee area."Having witnessed the growth and impact of the Behavior Clinic, we are honored to invest in this meaningful program that is transforming lives every day," said Jeanne Fenceroy, Senior Program Officer at the Greater Milwaukee Foundation. The Faye McBeath Foundation grant will allow Penfield Children's Center to expand the resources of the Behavior Clinic, allowing Penfield to ultimately serve a greater number of children earlier on, thereby increasing the benefits of early intervention. Currently, pediatric mental health resources are lacking. These resources could prevent lasting mental health and developmental problems. Toddlers nationwide suffer serious mental health disorders (10 to 15 percent of preschoolers) with a prevalence of behavior problems among children with developmental delays ranging between 20 to 64 percent[3].Yet less than 10 percent of those children will receive mental health services early in life, when care is most crucial. Estimates project that approximately half of children identified with disruptive behavior by preschool age will have behavioral problems that persist into the elementary school years and even adolescence[4], thereby prolonging a pattern of adjustment difficulties and longstanding behavior problems. Early intervention programs, such as those at Penfield Children's Center, can help children break these mental health barriers and better prepare for school."We know from the work being done at Penfield that these services will have a lasting impact on children throughout our community," said Scott Gelzer, Executive Director at the Faye McBeath Foundation. "Our priority is to give the Behavior Clinic partnership between Penfield and Marquette the resources it needs to ensure its sustainability as a vital resource affecting marked change in this community."Through an unprecedented $100,000 grant from the Faye McBeath Foundation, Penfield Children's Center will be able to serve approximately 50 percent more children than in 2011. By bolstering the number of trained professionals on staff, Penfield Children's Center can care for a greater number of children within a shorter time period, thereby reducing time on the current Behavior Clinic waiting list to the targeted goal of less than two weeks. In offering early intervention services more rapidly and to a greater number of children, in addition to conducting research and training to continually improve the care provided by child care professionals, Penfield Children's Center will help facilitate long-term, positive behavioral changes in children. "The Behavior Clinic is a cornerstone program at Penfield, providing key behavioral services to our comprehensive model of early childhood intervention," said Chris Holmes, President & CEO of Penfield Children's Center. "The investment made by these two premier Milwaukee institutions is a testament to their community leadership, and that of the Behavior Clinic, which has seen its enrollment grow from 25 children in 2003 to nearly 300 in 2011."[1] Huanging Qi, C.H., & Kaiser, A. (2003). Behavior problems of preschool children from low-income families: Review of the literature. Topics in Early Childhood Special Education, 23, 188-216.[2] http://www.census.gov/[3] Roberts, C., Mazzucchelli, T., Taylor, K., & Reid, R. (2003). Early intervention for behavior problems in young children with developmental disabilities. International Journal of Disability, Development, and Education, 50, 275-292.[4] Campbell, S.B. (1995). Behavior problems in preschool children: A review of recent research. 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Lovejoy will speak on "Climate Change: Prospects for Nature" with the goal of promoting dialogue among citizens and policy makers in South Texas on how life in the region might be altered by climate change, what steps should be taken to thwart the change and what changes will be necessary to adapt.
Currently the president of The Heinz Center for Science, Economics and the Environment in Washington, D.C., Lovejoy is founder of the long-running PBS television wildlife series, "Nature." The Emmy Award-winning series, which premiered in October 1982, is one of the most watched in the world, featuring documentaries about animals and ecosystems. Lovejoy earned bachelor's and doctorate degrees in biology from Yale University.
Lovejoy will offer a perspective on global warming, the melting of Greenland and Antarctic ice, deforestation and other phenomena with a focus on the effects of climate change on biological species. He has documented how natural patterns have begun to change, such as the facts that various plants flower almost a month earlier than they did 20 years ago and that birds have begun nesting 9 days earlier than they did 40 years ago.
Lovejoy also will discuss how climate change destroys habitat. For example, the warming climate has created ideal conditions for creatures such as bark beetles that thrive in warmer temperatures. In Canada, bark beetles have killed more trees than logging and wildfire combined. In search of new habitat, species have begun to migrate from the forests with not all moving to the same places at the same time. This often separates predator and prey species, interrupting the food chain. In the oceans, increasing acidity is affecting base-level species, disrupting the marine food chain.
The lecture is made possible through a partnership with the Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas, formerly the Bexar Land Trust. The nonprofit organization is dedicated to keeping South Texas green through land conservation, community gardening and educational programs.
The UTSA Great Cities Dialogue series gathers leading academic experts, civic leaders and policy makers to discuss key topics influencing San Antonio's growth and development into a "great city." Key areas of interest include urban development and revitalization, transportation, energy and sustainability.
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A portable clamping table is a great tool for home improvement projects. It'll tightly clamp a wide variety of pipes, sheet metal, boards, tools and many other things while you work on them. We show you a number of examples here.
Grab and secure larger round objects, like PVC pipe, in the jaws of this table by simultaneously operating the foot pedal (controlling the rear jaw) and turning the front handle (controlling the front jaw). The left and right foot pedals close their respective rear jaw sides. Simultaneously pumping both pedals closes both sides evenly.
Set up the table for use as a power tool work stand. Safely secure a belt sander to the table by closing both jaws, resting the tool on the tabletop, inserting the four plastic pegs in the holes closest to the corners of the tool, then tightening the jaws for a secure hold.
Hold and raise this round tabletop by screwing a temporary cleat to the backside of the piece and clamping the cleat in the jaws. For routing a deep profile around the edge of the tabletop, use blocks to raise the piece so the router bit doesn't cut into the table surface.
Bend sheet metal by adapting the clamping table to serve as a metal brake. Achieve crisp flashing bends by laying opposing angle irons on each jaw. Cover the jaw surfaces with thin cloth to avoid marring the flashing, and close the jaws evenly to capture the metal exactly at the layout marks. Bend over lightweight aluminum by hand and create a sharp corner using a series of light blows with a rubber mallet.
One of my contracting partners always said, "If you can't grow a third hand to hold something that needs drilling, bending or sawing, the next best thing is a Workmate." She was referring to a specific brand, of course, but the same could be said of any of today's portable clamping tables. She loved the way you could take these tables right to where you were working and how they'd grab and hold boards, pipe or irregularly shaped objects. She also appreciated their usefulness as a work stand for power tools.
We'll show you some of the features that make them so uniquely user-friendly and some of the ways you can put them to work.
Clamping tables perform tasks nothing else can
Clamping tables make the perfect Saturday chore partner for tasks anywhere around the house. They'll help you cut trim in the living room, work on plumbing in the basement (Photo 1), do woodworking in the garage (Photos 2 and 3) and bend flashings outdoors (Photo 4). Among their advantages, they can quickly travel with you to each job and change into whatever configuration is required for that task. Plus, you'll never hear them whine about tired arms and backs.
Different brands of clamping tables have slightly different features, but they share these characteristics:
Attach the rear jaw of this clamping table into a narrower or more open position by inserting the guide bolts into the various keyhole slots. Once locked into rough position, the front jaw can be cranked to pinch objects against the rear jaw.
Clamp long or short vertical boards securely with this model by turning either handle to evenly close both sides of the front jaw against the rear.
Clamping tables can help you with these troublesome tasks:
Turning either the left or the right handle of most tables opens or closes only the left or right front jaw respectively, allowing you to grab or clamp tapered and odd-shaped workpieces. Simultaneously turning both handles opens and closes both sides at the same rate.
A clamping table should last you for life if you follow two rules: Don't let the particleboard tabletop get wet and don't overtighten the jaws.
By themselves, clamping tables are stable and safe tools. Accidents occur when people overload them, fail to fully extend and lock the legs, attach table saws or miter saws (that may tip over during operation), or use them as stepladders or standing platforms.
Use common sense and you'll have a safe, loyal helper for life—one that'll never demand a coffee break or a raise!
Ordinarily, clamping tables can't be rented. They cost $45 to $100 depending on their size and features. The less expensive tables are sturdy enough to support more than 400 lbs. and will handle 90 percent of domestic tasks. Costlier tables stand slightly taller (less backache), have a larger work surface, open their jaws wider and contain more holes for pegs. Some have extra features like foot pedal control, measuring scales imprinted on the tabletop and accessory tool storage trays.


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At the halfway point of the Cody's D1NZ Drifting Championship, Whangarei's Daniel "Fanga" Woolhouse and his LS3-toting Holden Commodore, now have a staggering lead over closest rival Andrew Redwood.
More than 5000 spectators spilled into Mt Maunganui's Baypark Stadium last weekend to watch the region's first official D1NZ event.
The team at D1NZ delivered once again with a tight and technical course, lined with unforgiving concrete barriers and small margin for error.
To say the top 16 kicked off with a bang would be a gross understatement. Three-time Drift King and top qualifier Gaz Whiter hit the wall hard in the first top 16 battle of the day and onlookers were silent as they waited for emergency staff to pull him from the wreckage.
Thankfully it was not long before the former champion emerged unharmed, and the now significantly shorter Tectaloy Nissan Silvia was hoisted off the track.
The day after the crash Gaz was in good spirits although he was unsure about the fate of his Nissan Silvia, stating he was, "Feeling like an 80-year-old today - The car is getting inspected now, hope we can save it".
Another notable casualty was crowd favourite Mike Whiddett and his Redbull/Speedhunters Mazda RX7. The quad rotor-powered monster made light work of the tight s-bends in the qualifying stages, but fell victim to the same concrete barrier as Whiter in his top 16 battle and then again in his top eight showdown with the up and coming Nico Reid in his Nissan Silvia.
Worth a mention was Aucklander Hugo Mclean, who is a member of the world-renowned Hoonigan Racing Division, and now a serious competitor this season.
Mclean pushed his Toyota Levin to a podium finish after finding himself in 25th position in Saturday's qualifying round. He scrapped it out with Reid in a tight contest for third place,
The round's decider came down to D1NZ veterans Dan Woolhouse and Andrew Redwood. Both of whom drive different chassis (VZ Commodore and FC RX7), that are powered by almost identical GM engines. This dynamic has meant that almost every time the two do battle the margins between their pushrod-powered beasts are minimal.
Unfortunately for Redwood and the Achilles Radial drift team, Woolhouse easily slid to the top of the podium, after Redwood spun his Mazda while chasing Woolhouse in the first pass of the final proceedings.
At the end of the weekend, Woolhouse once again stood at the top of the podium.
The Castrol Edge team are looking seemingly untouchable if the first half of the D1NZ series is anything to go by.
Winning two from the three rounds so far, and only succumbing to last year's champion Curt Whittaker in the first round, it certainly looks like the 2006 champion is on track to reclaim the title of New Zealand's Drift King.


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PUEBLO, Colo. - A baby girl placed on railroad tracks as a train approached was rescued thanks to quick-thinking strangers.
Jessica Sloan, 31, is accused of putting her daughter on train tracks and running away. A southbound train was slowly passing through 29 Street and Lowell Avenue on Feb. 14 when a train engineer on the other side of the tracks saw something suspicious.
"We were parked here waiting for southbound traffic to come into the yard," said Erich Jeske, a train engineer with Burlington Northern Santa Fe. Jeske said he was waiting to head northbound when he saw a woman approach an oncoming train. He said Sloan wasn't acting normal.
"She was walking around very erratic and appeared to have something over her shoulder -- didn't know what it was exactly," he said.
Jeske said Sloan laid down what looked like a blanket. When the train came to a stop, he saw Sloan crawl underneath the rail cars. He had no idea wrapped inside that blanket, in front of the train, was a baby.
"I didn't know what was in there," Jeske said. "When it was our turn to go I was going to approach it slowly because it could have actually gotten bound up under the train, not knowing what it was and now knowing that it was a baby-- it could have been a much more tragic outcome."
He said his gut instinct wasn't to stop and pick up what he saw on the tracks simply because there's a lot of debris on tracks and the train has to keep rolling.
It was two Pueblo city employees who took action. Chad Devore and Michael Baca were sitting in traffic, waiting for the train to pass, when a young man came up to their car window.
"And he told me can you believe that baby on the tracks?," Devore said.
"I said, 'Did he say a baby? And the kid said, yeah it was a baby,'" Baca said.
"We both jumped out of the truck and toward the train to see what was happening," Devore said
They took charge, asking one man to get the baby off the tracks and another witness to chase after Sloan.
Witnesses agree it was a happy ending to a dangerous situation.
"Had the time of day been different Had there been another train-- had she placed it on a different track," Jeske said. "There's a multitude of things that could have made it a much more tragic outcome than it was."
Sloan faces several charges, including attempted first-degree murder. She's in jail on a $500,000 bond.


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Recent international installations are approaching 1,000 cows
Robotic milking hasn't taken off in the U.S. yet, but just wait. And don't think it is just for small herds. Two recently announced very different projects in Europe have capacities that are close to, or right at, 1,000 cows each.
Individual voluntary milking stall robots have been around for over 20 years, but can only handle 60 to 70 cows per day. Smaller dairies are attracted to them, which is why most installations have just one or two units. Bigger dairies up to 800 cows are the focus of a new automatic milking rotary parlor technology announced last fall by DeLaval (pictured here.)
Announcements by the company in June and July point out that dairies with large herds are already adopting both technologies.
In Germany, DeLaval announced the first commercial installation agreement for a robotic rotary parlor that will milk 800 cows. The project will be an all-new expansion site for a dairy that currently milks 900 head. DeLaval has so far only had test units in Sweden and Australia. A few commercial units will begin going into those countries later this year, and gradual expansion into other markets will begin in 2012. The first U.S. units are not likely until 2015.
In Russia, the company announced that one of the country's leading dairies has contracted to buy 16 more individual robotic stalls. That would give it a total of 32 units and make it the largest voluntary milking operation in the world. It currently milks 2,500 cows using both robotic and conventional methods.


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We were off for day three shortly after breakfast. Our plan was to drive to Killarney via the Ring of Kerry. It was an amazing drive although quite "hair-raising" in a few spots. We stopped at numerous locations for the perfect photo ops. It is some of the most beautiful country-side in Ireland.
We arrived to Killarney in the late afternoon at our hotel, Randles Court, a beautiful old hotel located five minutes from downtown. We got a great recommendation for dinner and then went to a pub to hear some local Irish music by the "Molly Maguires". They were so good we decided to purchase a couple of their CDs. Rob was very surprised to hear me belting out a couple of the old Irish tunes and quite frankly so was I. It brought back memories of growing up in an Irish area. Fun, fun, fun!!


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Gas Tax Increased
Original post made by local, Another Pleasanton neighborhood, on Mar 1, 2013
This tax increase is allowed without the legislature approval after our previous governor did some shell games with taxes and swapped taxes to allow them to raise certain taxes without the public knowing.
This slight of hand is an insult to Californians. The swap originally lowered the sales tax and swapped it with an additional excise tax. Now we have an additional excise tax PLUS our sales tax went up with prop 30. Adding insult to injury, they are now increasing the excise tax.
a resident of Birdland
on Mar 1, 2013 at 4:01 pm
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
The only consolation is that impacts everyone, so the usual class envy that gets played so often by dems isn't in play here. Driving will be more expensive, all merchandise that is shipped via vehicles powered by gasoline will increase and everyone will feel it. Amazing how one decision unilaterally made can have the same impact as years of inflation on our state economy.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Mar 1, 2013 at 7:34 pm
Exactly how do you think the state is going to pay all the cops and firefighter pensions? The state isn't! You are - sucker! Get an electric call if you don't like it.
a resident of Birdland
on Mar 2, 2013 at 8:32 am
(Post removed by Pleasanton Weekly Online staff as irrelevant to this thread.)
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Mar 2, 2013 at 10:06 am
The need for these new taxes is less tax revenue is generated if less gas is purchased. The number of hybrids on the roads has skyrocketed in CA, and gas tax revenues dropped accordingly. It is the result of a natural progression in the marketplace toward less gasoline consumption. No big conspiracy here, and certainly unrelated to the sequester.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Mar 2, 2013 at 6:32 pm
The new taxes are here because the legislature passed a law previously that allows the board of equalization to increase the tax, under the radar.
As to a comment above, the increase is for gasoline but not diesel so it will not increase the price of most deliveries. I do agree that it is at least good that this tax affects everybody the same, not the class warfare that has been going on. Low income people will ALWAYS vote for a tax increase that does not affect them. When tax increases affect everybody, then people can then make a more honest determination on whether the tax is needed.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Mar 4, 2013 at 8:43 am
So we all buy electric cars and then no gas tax will be collected. Gee, I wonder what will happen then, maybe a tax on electric cars?
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Mar 4, 2013 at 9:55 am
Gas tax goes in part to repairing our roads. I hear people complain all the time about the road conditions. How do you all that don't want to pay for anything think things are going to get done? The cost of everything keeps rising. I'm sure if we, like many states, make almost all highways toll, that would upset you also. I am so sick of so many people who make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year bitch about the people who work twice as hard for minimum wage. I know many more in the first group who are lazy and spend half their work week playing golf than lazy people in the second group. Geesh! You chose, as I do, to drive an SUV that you paid $45k+ for and gets lousy gas mileage. You live with the choices you make.
a resident of Livermore
on Mar 4, 2013 at 10:32 am
I don't drive so I don't care how much gas tax you have to pay!
i rest my case...and, i mean it!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Mar 4, 2013 at 5:04 pm
We keep giving more and more taxes but things are not looking better.
"reality checker", are you saying there are city workers working at minimum wage to fix the roads? If so, you are SO informed. The average salary for non-management is $85,000 in Pleasanton. Not too shabby especially with all the other benefits on top of that and the job security.
While I believe there are somethings that need more funding, the government at all levels has proven time and time again that they cannot manage money. Just look at the $5.6M being spent on a party on the new bay bridge as one example. I would pay more in taxes if I knew it was going to be well spent but my experience has shown me otherwise. We keep hearing that if we give more money, they will spend it wisely. I want them to prove it first. Spend the money they currently have wisely and then I might think about giving more.
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Mar 4, 2013 at 8:12 pm
Lenin stated: that you destroy the middle class by grinding it between the twin millwheels of taxation and inflation.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Mar 5, 2013 at 8:50 am
The comment about the $5.6 million for the dedication/party of the new Bay Bridge is from CA tax money! I may be wrong but I had heard this money is acquired through various private entities and not from the CA tax payers.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Mar 5, 2013 at 2:13 pm
Common Sense Guy, the $5.6 million is not coming from private entities. If it were being paid for by private funding, people would not have a problem. I guess the government needs to celebrate their new record for going over budget on a project.


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A national gathering of black college students in Midtown Atlanta, GA in the third weekend of April celebrating black unity.(often became a rapefest and drug-smuggling nightmare)Last held in 1999.
by gangstizzle March 09, 2005
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The ghost of a popular spring break party of the same name. Freaknik took place in Atlanta in the 90's. The city-wide celebration was "killed" by the local authorities. This party later returned in the form of a singing ghost. Popularized in the Adult Swim movie "Freaknik - The Musical"
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The ghost of Freaknik refers to himself in the third person:
"Freaknik's gonna need some brains... if he's ever gonna make it rain."
"Freaknik's gonna need some brains... if he's ever gonna make it rain."
by igloo_explodotron March 08, 2010
Separate and apart from Spring Break, blacks leave college and descend either on Atlanta, the Gulf Coast, or a Florida beach area and go wild, sorta like they were in Africa before they were slaves. An escape from classes, it is almost a riot with riot police on patrol. It is hard to say what freaknik activities might be expected but always there is public loud music, cruising, breeding in public, drunkeness and brawls. Some refer to it as Black Spring Break.
La Toya has only a dim memory of freaknik on South Padre. She wasn't on the beach long when somebody spiked her drink and the rest is history. She does not know when or how many times her body was used - only that her swollen groin, ass, and breasts were a stinky, sticky mess when she woke up. She was on antibiotics for months for STDs when she finally returned to Rutgers. La Tayoa is livid when she hears others making plans for next year's freaknik.
by Richard Black March 23, 2005
A crunk ass weekend in April when all da college ballaz could come down to the ATL and listen to some phat beats and get fucked up. It was cancelled by some playa-hating mayor cuz of all da looting.
by Ballaholic March 03, 2005
A bad hyphy ass party that happened a couple weeks into april in the 90s we're all the freaks would come out an get crazy till the man took that shit away
Person1: yo wat happened to tha freaknik?
Person2: wat happens evry time a nigga starts lovin somethin?
Person1: wats that?
Person2: the white man comes an takes that shit away cuz a nigga was lovin it to much!
Person2: wat happens evry time a nigga starts lovin somethin?
Person1: wats that?
Person2: the white man comes an takes that shit away cuz a nigga was lovin it to much!
by suggavi May 06, 2011
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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MEDICC and Global Links Send Hurricane Relief to Santiago, Cuba
Global Links and Medical Education Cooperation with Cuba (MEDICC), today launched a joint humanitarian campaign to send hurricane relief to Santiago, Cuba, the country's second largest city, devastated by Hurricane Sandy on October 25th.
As the US eastern seaboard counts severe losses and begins recovery from Hurricane Sandy, Cubans are digging out from the same storm— with far fewer resources at their disposal. To restore power, 72 crews of linesmen work day and night. In the fields, farmers salvage the crops they can. Trucks and trains haul food, 4,000 tons of cement and some 84,000 sheets of roofing eastward to Santiago. The province—including Cuba's second largest city of the same name and the country's highest mountain range—was the hardest hit. Today, over one million people there struggle to pick up their homes and lives amidst the ruins.
MEDICC and Global Links, with the aid of the Pan American Health Organization, are sending medical supplies and equipment, chlorine tablets, hospital furnishings and critical medical books for the medical school to Santiago and other provinces directly hit by the storm. The two organizations have a strong history of successful humanitarian collaboration, including continuing support for building a sustainable public health system in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake.
Global Links and MEDICC are accepting donations for this relief effort. You can help the people of Santiago recover, your donations giving them the extra courage it takes to face such a disaster. Go to MEDICC to donate online.
Or make your check payable to MEDICC and send to:
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Decatur, GA 30036 (simply note> SANTIAGO)
Or hold an event, whatever the size, to gather donations from friends, members of your organization, co-workers and the general public. Contact us at: firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like a speaker.
Global Links is a Pittsburgh-based not-for-profit medical relief and development organization dedicated to promoting environmental stewardship in the region, while improving the health of underserved people in resource-poor communities throughout the hemisphere and here at home. Global Links has provided more than $176 million in critical medical aid to developing nations since 1989. www.globallinks.org
MEDICC is a non-profit Oakland, California-based organization working since 1997 to enhance cooperation among the US, Cuban and global health communities aimed at better health outcomes and equity. MEDICC publishes MEDICC Review, the only peer-reviewed journal on Cuban health and medicine and produced the award-winning documentary ¡Salud! . MEDICC coordinates educational exchanges in Cuba for US health professionals and supports students and graduates of Havana's Latin American Medical School. www.medicc.org


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Word man, I go out and hit on every piece of culo out there..... Its almost ridiculous how many dates Ive gotten while working in retail
lucky for you... I work in an Engineering department, we have ONE girl, she's a secretary, and she's taken.
[/quote]Yea man for a while I was gettin down with my boss who was about 10yrs older than ya boy...... She was totally bad news and DEF not more than a inter-office fling no matter what she wanted, LOL too bad she got fired cause it was ALOT of fun goin 2 work, LOL
LOL I have one friend like you, no shame, no standards.... that's cool though, whatever gets it wet right [:P]
LOL, nah my boy who came 2 the Draft Party, HE has no standards
Mine are quite an open spectrum.....Depends on the level of intoxication, LOL. But my boss had a pretty slammin body and knew how to work it to the fullest, but was kind of a buttaface (everything looks good buttaface) and had a fiancee she was living with, so I wasnt lookin for anyting serious (if ya get with someone whos currently cheating dont put faith that she wont do the same to you) just a good and fun time at and after work
Then she wound up getting into some bad stuff and I had to call it quits...... AFTER she was fired that is, LOL
"When you can go 2 work and get a bl0wjob, why go 2 work and NOT get a bl0wjob" - Kase-1


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ZARA heels
LOVE. Sorry about the lack of posts these past days, I don't know why but the week before new years I'm always completely exhausted and out of inspiration. But come New Years Eve I'm usually back to my normal self, all excited about the upcoming year and making impossible new years resolutions like "start going to the gym 4 times a week" or "stop eating candy", you know, the kind of horrible promises you simply can't commit to!
Speaking of which, my post xmas "no shopping until next year" ban broke the minute I saw these awesome shoes on sale at Zara and it took me about 2 seconds to run to the cashier and buy them. Oh well, rules are meant to be broken, right? ;)


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Although photo radar uses the same Doppler principle as traditional radar, its unique feature is that it transmits a very narrow beam across the road, thereby eliminating the risk of tracking two vehicles at once. Conventional hand-held radar, in contrast, transmits a very wide beam at a very long distance down the road—often requiring the operator to distinguish among speeding and non-speeding vehicles—all traveling at a wide range of speeds. Also with photo radar, the offending vehicle is tracked much closer to the photo radar car, generally no more than 100 feet from the photo radar vehicle.
The radar unit may be set up on a tripod, in a fixed installation, or mounted in a vehicle positioned at the side of the road. The MPDC plans to use various types of installations. All mobile photo radar units are operated by radar-certified Metropolitan Police officers who have received additional training in photo radar. These officers work in an overtime capacity. The radar beam is transmitted at an angle of 20 degrees across the road. When a vehicle enters the radar beam at a speed higher than the threshold speed established for the program, the Camera Control Unit is triggered and a photograph of the rear of the vehicle is taken. The Camera Control Unit is set up by programming certain information such as the time, date, film magazine number, location, film type, whether traffic is approaching or receding, and the threshold speed, and connecting it to the camera. Certain other types of data, such as the weather conditions and whether children are present, are written on a plate that is inserted into the unit. The data, both programmed and written, is exposed directly onto the film negative for the violation. The 35mm camera operates as an ordinary camera, but it is controlled by the Camera Control Unit and Radar Control Unit.
After each deployment, photographs of the speeding vehicles are processed and then reviewed by specially trained technicians, as well as a sworn member of the MPDC. Based on motor vehicle registration data, a Notice of Infraction is created and mailed to the registered owner of the vehicle. Under District law, the registered owner is responsible for paying or adjudicating the citation, or identifying who was driving the vehicle at the time. Motorists who receive photo-enforced tickets have the same rights to request a hearing and contest a citation as someone who is issued a ticket by a police officer.
Technical Note: If the vehicle is traveling toward the radar unit, the returning beam will be compressed. If the vehicle is traveling away, the returning beam will be expanded. How much the frequency is increased or decreased is directly proportional to the speed of that relative motion. What is most important about the Doppler effect is that the frequency change happens only when there is relative motion between the objects. If both objects are standing still (i.e., parked vehicles) there is no relative motion, and the reflected signal has the same frequency as the transmitted signal (e.g., no change in frequency = no speed reading). Police traffic radar merely measures this change in frequency and converts it to a speed reading.
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A 5° wide K-Band Radar beam using Doppler radar is projected at 20° angle across the road from the front of the stationary radar unit. The unit takes 200-300 speed calculations per second. Deployment logs are completed and validated by certified, trained police officers to ensure proper setup, testing, and operations of the unit during the deployment period. When the radar control unit detects a vehicle in the beam traveling at or greater than the speed specified for that location, it instructs the camera control unit to take two photographs of the detected vehicle. The camera will not take a photograph if the system malfunctions or if there is more than one vehicle in the radar beam (Traveling in the same direction). A copy of the certified log, photographs that show the violation and a close-up of the rear of the vehicle, and a template that shows the vehicle captured in the radar beam will be provided as evidence for any adjudication of a radar ticket.


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Karoly partners claim no knowledge of 2006 will before Karoly's death
Two lawyers who were in business with Allentown malpractice attoney Peter Karoly testified today that they only became aware of Karoly's dsiputed 2006 will weeks after Karoly's death.
Attorneys Mark Crossley and Ed Eidelman were questioned in Northampton County Court.
Crossley said this afternoon that he did not even know Karoly had a will until two weeks after Karoly's death in a plane crash on Feb. 2, 2007. He said that will was signed in 1985.
Crossley also said that about a week later, he was told that another will existed -- this one signed by Karoly in 2006 -- and that he was named executor.
Crossley said he does not believe the signature on the 2006 will is Karoly's, partly because it was signed with a felt tip pen, and Karoly never used one.
Crossley said he began working for Karoly in 1991, when he was in law school, and came to consider him not only an employer, but a friend.
Most of Eidelman's testimony was given in the morning.
He described himself as Karoly's best friend, and said, "We were like brothers."
Eidelman said he learned that a will from 1985 existed about a week after Karoly's death.
Eidelman said a few weeks later, as he and Crossley were making plans to buy Karoly's law firm, they were told that a will from June 2, 2006, had surfaced.
That will was submitted by Karoly's brother, John Karoly Jr., who is now in prison for failing to pay taxes on more than $5 million in income and other charges.
Eidelman said he spoke with Peter Karoly about plans for his multi-million dollar estate around Christmas in 2006, during an afternoon get together at Pistachio's restaurant in South Whitehall Township, Lehigh County.
He said Peter Karoly wanted to "leave some legacy" through a series of charitable trusts. Eidelman said Peter Karoly made no mention of the will he was suppposed to have signed six months before.
He said Karoly did not have him write down any specific ideas.
Eidelman said he and his wife were on a trip to Puerto Rico when he learned that Peter Karoly and his wife, dentist Lauren Angstadt, died.
He said he flew back home the next day.
Karoly's sisters -- Kim Luciano, Joanne Billman and Candice Pamerleau -- say the 2006 will is a fake.
Joshua Karoly and another beneficiary are contending it is not.
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[quote user="MattMeyerBud"][quote user="Kase-1"][quote user="lttaylor56"]We had problems with phone sys at work. There was a message from Justin Tuck from Friday in there asking giant fans to show up to the game, loud and proud because we could make a big difference in the game. I think the stadium was def ALL IN this Sunday.[/quote]Oh the stadium was 100% ALL IN on Sunday, that place was ROCKING!!!!
does anyody else find the ALL IN phrase a lil weird?
it kind of reminds of me Fassel
i dont get the Fassel reference, but.....yea I guess it's a bit strange. to me it almost suggests we don't play with heart until there's not other choice. I dont buy it.


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Nuts for Coconuts
We're absolutely nuts for coconuts and love to use them in a wide array of our products. Many things can be made from the coconut palm and practically all of the plant is used in some way. In Sanskrit, the name given is 'kalpa vriksha,' which means, 'tree that gives all that is necessary for living.' The revitalizing properties of coconut are ideal for use on the skin, scalp and hair.
We use creamed coconut, coconut milk powder, fresh coconut milk, creamed coconut infusion, desiccated coconut, coconut water, coconut decoction, fresh coconut flesh and coconut oil, to name a few.
Coconut oil is a key ingredient in our palm-free soap base, along with rapeseed and sunflower oil. Coconut water and coconut oil are soothing and hydrating on the skin, making them perfect as bases for our Vanilla Dee-lite and Coco Lotion body lotions. We grate creamed coconut to use in our Coconut deodorant, along with coconut milk powder, extra virgin coconut oil and desiccated coconut (desiccated coconut has the lovely, fresh aroma of the coconut and is gently absorbent). Adding coconut in its ground form is ideal for a powder product as it is soothing on the skin and locks in moisture. In our Trichomania solid shampoo, we melt the creamed coconut into the product as its being made. It gives a beautiful shine to the hair and nourishes the scalp too. Coconut water and coconut decoction are mixed into our RetroLUSH Coolaulin hair conditioner to leave your hair softer and stronger, with a rich, tropical scent.


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Hello! I've been wanting to keep bees for a couple years, and had my first hive delivered by a local beekeeper this past Saturday. So far, so good! I'm so excited to finally get going.
I live in a little town in the mountains, east of San Diego, and I commute into the city for work. Weekends I avoid leaving home at all costs , so I can enjoy the scenery, as well as our dogs, chickens, cats and pet goose named Sally.
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Apartment 'Lahneck'
Número máximo de hóspedes4
Tamanho65 m2
Andar no.
- Recebe famílias (com crianças)
- Cozinha
- Lavadora / Secadora
- Animais de estimação permitidos
- Internet/WiFi
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- Máquina de Lavar Loiça
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|Am Ufer, 56070 Koblenz, Alemanha
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|Algumas horas
|Calendário atualizado
|A uma semana atrás
Confluence of the Rhine, Moselle and Lahn, nestled in the woods and vineyards, in the El Dorado of castles and in the immediate vicinity of the famous "German Corner", located directly on the Rhine, our former farmhouse overlooking the Ehrenbreitstein.
Our holiday house overlooking the Rhine, Koblenz is an ideal starting point for excursions into the neighboring highlands: Westerwald, Taunus, Hunsrück and the Eifel and the Rhine, Moselle and Lahn valley. Whether by car, by bike, by boat, on foot or maybe even inline skaters.
This apartment has 2 bedrooms and is located in the second Floor.
2 bedrooms (2 x 2 single beds very good)
1 large living room with kitchenette and dining area
1 bathroom
Additional beds or cots are available.
You can rent bicycles.
In the courtyard, a barbecue is available.
Ask (not valid for craftsmen and technicians) to our super last-minute offers for bookings 24 hours prior to your arrival.
Regras da casaTranslated by Google Translate:
With only one or two nights for the rental, a surcharge is added to 30%.
For a lingerie set, we calculate 11 - €
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|$ 19 US por hóspede/noite extra
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House is fully equipped, more than you need.
Fine and clean house near to the beach. Everything is operational.
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Karl thank you very much. Stay in your apartment has been very pleasant for us. We are very satisfied both the house and its terrific situation in beachfront. The place, Torrox, and is known to us for us. It is not the first time we went there and not be the last. It is possible that in the future we return to rent your beautiful apartment.
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The location is great for the sea. Convenient to experience the city. In the description it is given wi-fi included among the services I work with internet and for me it is very important and only on confirmation of booking I was told that was not present in the apartment internet and I could buy an orange card. (Very bad start). no damage is caused to the washing machine. discharge flushing in the bathroom was always open, and did not let us sleep for the noise, you could not stop the water. the shower water is not flowed, to the drain problems. in the kitchen the stove do not work all. the plates and cutlery were washed bad and still fat. we were told that the balcony was dirty because of us, when in fact fall debris from the upper balconies. awnings in the balcony were full of sand just opened.
The apartment has complete housing equipment. It is clean and environment is quite and friendly.
nice apartment it was warm, and Mr Werland was most helpful nice to see him again
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To think we're having a bad stretch...look at the Jets.
To think we're having a bad stretch...look at the Jets.
They sure do know how to make their fans feel great around the holidays. lol
Yeah, that was an awful game. The Patriots put them in their place.
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How'd you like your town to have a completely new wastewater system, including collection sewers and treatment plants? Sounds great.
Now think about all the havoc building that system will create. Not so great.
Two neighboring Arizona towns on the banks of the Colorado River, Bullhead City and Lake Havasu City, faced this prospect when they signed a consent decree with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality mandating that residents abandon septic tanks.
Neither town had any significant sewer system. High nitrate levels in the ground-water from all the septic tanks had the potential to degrade the quality of the river, which supplies water to millions of people in Arizona and Southern California.
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When you think about what a desert looks like, the Mojave Desert is it: bleak, otherworldly, rock blackened by desert varnish, vicious stabbing cactus, dust devils swirling in the distance.
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Beginning in 1999, the city created three sewer improvement districts (SID). SID1, the first of three major portions of the city's septic-removal project, connected 5000 homes to 40 miles of sewers and included construction of a new treatment plant. SID2 tied in 2500 homes with 25 miles of pipe. Scheduled for completion by the end of the year, SID3 is pulling in the rest of the town: about 3600 homes and another 40 miles of sewer.
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It's not so much he's set in his ways; Kilmister simply has stayed the same while the world around him has changed. He's spent his life ignoring musical and fashion trends — that skull-and-crossbones cowboy hat, pork chop sideburns-meets-Fu Manchu moustache, a western-styled shirt, black jeans, and matching cowboy boots make it easy to pick a look for the day. But he's also dealt with the often capricious popularity of hard rock, like the current downturn, by sticking to the basics, confident that another musical revolution could be just around the corner.
"Rock and roll will be alright," he says. "We have to have a patch like this to appreciate the better stuff. It's time for a new Sex Pistols I think; it's time for a bit of anarchy in the UK, mate." He considers the Internet a positive tool for new acts, giving them word-of-mouth all over the world. "The unfortunate thing about it is you give them the Internet, which is the greatest communication system known to mankind, and we use it for fucking child pornography, which is really encouraging, isn't it? You can rely on mankind; they always take it to the lowest common denominator and crap all over it."
That's not to say Kilmister feels the need to personally embrace the conventions of social media like Facebook and Twitter. "I don't do those things, because I have enough hassle keeping up with what we've got without it, sitting on my ass doing 10 to 20 hours of that every day, twitting all my friends. Twitter? Not in my lexicon, sorry. I don't Twitter, man."
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Mr Oliver, You are an excellent cook and have done a great deal of good work. However, there is one area that you should be greatly ashamed. The explanation you gave on your show in explaining LFTB was deplorable and a massive misinformation or an outright lie. You are largely responsible for destroying an excellent business, causing better than 700 people to lose their jobs and to cost the U.S. consumers roughly 2% of the domestic beef supply. LFTB is a good product, is has an impeccable safety record, it is wholesome and enables processors an economical means of increasing the blend point on ground beef making more protein available to more consumers.
It is one thing to make the gross misrepresentation of the product that you did. It is another to know the facts and make no effort to apologize or correct your statements. You just sit back and watch honest, hard working people go unemployed.
Where is your sense of responsibility?
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My first and last post on this thread as I am tired of the trolling.
Far more jobs will be created to provide the ground beef needed to cover demand, so the unemployment issue is a null point. As far as misrepresentation of this product goes, the industry really went out of its way to make sure the public wasn't informed because the process just is not appetizing to the general public.
I have no sympathy for them, and find their claim that it is just the same as conventionally ground beef , patently ridiculous.
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#3 Thu 20 Sep 12 9:47am
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Well put Ashen
#4 Sat 22 Sep 12 2:45pm
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The loss of LFTB has caused a 2% reduction in the domestic US beef supply that in turn has increased prices for ground beef. Ground beef accounts for better than 50% of total domestic beef consumption. By grossly misrepresenting the facts Jamie Oliver's cheap representation of the facts have hurt the very people he is proposing to help.
#5 Sat 22 Sep 12 3:28pm
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Actually you don't know what your talking about as most of the beef is beef people.
Jamie's show had no effect on the beef industry look at the timeline....
http://www.foodsafetynews.com/2012/09/b … F2511E4HSg
The poop hit the fan when ABC aired a the topic almost a full year after Jamie's episode aired. Trying to blame Jamie for asking the American people to care about what their children eat at school is (choose your own word).
As well as he says "this is what I IMAGINE the process to be" before he starts his demonstration and during the demonstration he continually states that he doesn't know the exact process or quantities used.
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Apparently, ground beef prices already had gone up higher than the rate of inflation back in 2009, despite having this product that supposedly lowers the cost to consumers. The price for extra-lean ground beef with LFTB in it was not lower, from what I could tell, than other ground beef. I'm just curious, did the addition of this product actually lower the cost to the consumer ever?
I've see several articles stating that the drought that affected corn crops is one of the main reasons for recent beef price increases.
Whatever the product is called, the process is not appealing to consumers. I think consumers didn't like that there was no labeling of use of this product. When I compare prices of products I buy, I take a lot of factors into consideration. I would be willing to pay more for beef that didn't contain LFTB, but how would I know if it's not labeled? It takes the choice away from the consumer.
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#8 Sun 23 Sep 12 2:22pm
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Health and safety is people's first priority. It hasn't always been that way but it's starting to be that way now and there's no going back from it. It is impossible for educated people to stay in the dark if they want a better product.
Since watching the movie Food Inc., I have never again bought ground beef from my grocery store. I always buy a piece of chuck at the butchers and watch as they grind it for me. End of.
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For those who move to Maine from more diverse parts of the country, going out for an Asian meal requires some adjustments. Five years ago what struck me most was all the white people waiting tables — something you don't see as much these days. A more persistent quirk is the tendency of Asian restaurants here to make themselves hybrids In Maine you can get sushi in Thai and Korean places, teriyaki with your bi bim bop, and at Saigon Restaurant, Chinese dishes along with Vietnamese.
But all hybrids are not alike. The genius of Happy Teriyaki was to make the Korean dishes so outshine their Japanese food that Japan itself seemed diminished. That accomplished, the owners have now reopened simply as Korea House. Saigon Restaurant's hybridity is more subtle. The name Saigon hearkens back to the era when Vietnam was the center of a tug-of-war between us Americans and communist China. China won, coming to dominate Vietnam politically and economically, and that country's southern capital is now known as Ho Chi Minh City.
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Saigon serves a nice, if not transcendent, version of the classic Vietnamese pho soup. The broth struck the right balance between rich and light, with hints of long-stewed ginger and scallion. The bowl was full of tender rice noodles and big pieces of white chicken meat. Mixing in a bit of lime, and leaves of mint and Asian basil, introduced fresh and sharp flavors. A brothless vermicelli dish was less successful but pretty good. We wished for more of the fresh vegetal crunch of carrots, cucumbers, and sprouts, and thicker pieces of the dark charred beef. The shrimp was too chewy and the fish sauce that held the dish together was a touch sweet and cloying. A fried noodle dish was exactly like a good lo mein.
The best use of noodles, however, was in that day's special. Though it was called "rice pancakes" the dish was actually delicate, moist little packages made from wide cuts of moist and tender rice noodles rolled around pieces of dark mushroom and ground pork. Order these if you see them. Ours were served topped with a cut of pale and sweet pork, and I might have preferred something with a bit more char and chew.
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- 1 package (6 ounces) crushed corn bread stuffing mix
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 can (4 ounces) mushroom stems and pieces, drained
- 2 teaspoons garlic powder
- 3 pounds lean ground beef
- 2 cans (4 ounces each) chopped green chilies
- 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup salsa
- In a large bowl, prepare the corn bread stuffing according to package directions. Add eggs, mushrooms and garlic powder. Crumble beef over mixture and mix well.
- Shape into a loaf in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 1-1/4 hours; drain. Top with chilies. Cover and bake 20 minutes longer or until meat is no longer pink and a meat thermometer reads 160°.
- Sprinkle with cheese and top with salsa. Bake, uncovered, for 5-10 minutes or until cheese is melted. Yield: 12 servings.
Originally published as Firemen's Meat Loaf in Taste of Home Ground Beef Cookbook 1999, p38
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