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#1 Mon 05 Feb 07 1:27pm
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Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
Good morning Jamie from Greece. Don't have much to say about perfect Valentine's Day, just wishing to spent some time with my husband (e, and maybe cook for him sth new!). Looking forward to seeing your new show soon in Greece too!!!
Keep up the good work!
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#2 Mon 05 Feb 07 1:27pm
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Re: Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
The chance to just spend an evening together, alone, talking about nothing in particular whilst eating good food and drinking champagne, without anything noisy on the TV or lots of other housemates lurking. We don't get much of a chance just to be alone together, so anything like that would be a luxury!
#3 Mon 05 Feb 07 1:43pm
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Re: Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
I know my husband likes crepes very much, so I plan to make for him chicken crepes with besamel in the oven (I hope this makes sense!) and sweet cpepes for desert with chocolate inside and banana (that I know he loves very much) and of course creme with caramel sirup to dress it up! (but all these in small quantities )
Surely all these will take place if my dear mom keeps my baby daughter for the night
#4 Mon 05 Feb 07 2:07pm
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Re: Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
Ideal day would be going to our favourite hotel for the day with a romantic dinner or
staying at howe to spend time together cooking black truffle rissoto to start with slow roast shoulder of lamb
alternatively get fifteen to you to do it for you!
#5 Mon 05 Feb 07 2:17pm
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hi all!
I'm gonna cook a meal that remembers us of a very romantic weekend we spent last autumn in london. we ate at fifteen and it was such a great evening! therefore i'd like to cook:
Fifteen Fantastic Salad (with mozzarella, bresaola, beetroot and the horseradish crème fraîche)
crab linguine or caramelle
semifreddo di fragole (don'thave the 15 recipe, but DB27 was so nice to give me one)
pretty sure my boyfriend will love me even more after this dinner, as he's a fan of jamie's cooking
looking forward to the new podcast!
#6 Mon 05 Feb 07 2:18pm
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Re: Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
Hi Jamie
I satarted a Valentines thread a few days ago, and so far it seems that most people want messy food that they can tear apart and eat with their fingers or slurp up!!!
Mussels have been mentioned, Oysters, Sticky pork ribs, Fondue was in there somewhere...
Choccy seems a bit popular... so does strawberrys (even though they are no-where near in season yet).
Profiteroles made a mention too, Romantic indoor picnicks.
Thai salmon, apple crumble... it seems that people have quite a wide variety of tastes when it comes to the food of Luuuuuuuurrrrrrve...
One thing that does seem to crop up a lot is lots and lots of fizz and or champers!!!
I will probably be at work in the evening... so romantic dinner for the missus is probably out this year... but I have given her a cute Chocolate Labrador puppy, so hopefully that has won me enough brownie points for her to forgive me again!!!
Looking forward to the podcast mate... keep up the good work
Big Love
Dave B
#7 Mon 05 Feb 07 2:19pm
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Re: Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
Hi Jamie
For me it would simply be to have my husband at home for the evening - he works away most of the year. Even better would be a quiet evening together, no television, some good music, good food and a lovely bottle of wine - and a guarantee that the children would sleep all night
Would probably cook a venison & red wine stew, with a celeriac mash, followed by a rich chocolate mousse.
#8 Mon 05 Feb 07 2:22pm
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Re: Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
My ideal Valantines day would be to take a long stroll along a deserted beach and watch the sunset. In the evening, lighting a bonfire, and cooking dinner together on some hot coals. Dinner would include whole fish parcels cooked with aromatic spices in its own juices, smoked rice and whole sweet potatoes. Dessert would be sticky rice cakes (made the day before and kept in an esky). After dinner, laying on the beach for some stargazing... That would be my ideal Valentines Day.
#9 Mon 05 Feb 07 2:28pm
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Re: Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
Check out my Valentines thread mate... Anna has shared a cool story about her edible knickers that I am sure she wouldn't mind you telling the world...
Not romantic, but it made me laugh
#10 Mon 05 Feb 07 2:29pm
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Re: Tell me about your perfect Valentine's!
My favourite Valantines Cake is a Rum/Pecan/Raisin/Dark Chocolate Cake, which I use an old heart shaped tin my mother used when I was a kid. For icing I melt Cadbury Guinea Gold family size bar to completely enclose it, topped with chocolate leaves. It is best made a couple of days in advance.
Wins hearts every time. I don't even like chocolate but even I enjoy it.
As far as Valantines's Day itself goes, I'm a divorced cynic, hiding in the bush. Sorry.


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Original post made by Daniel Mart, Mountain View, on Jan 1, 2013
I really wish I could have done a lot more for the Palo Alto Bowl; I really wish that more people would have cared enough at the time. If you are not already aware, I founded a campaign to preserve Palo Alto Bowl -- a true, authentic and Americana bowling alley from the early 1950s. An alley that was extremely popular, not only with locals but with people the world over. And one that Palo Alto's government demolished, despite overwhelming public support for the hallowed structure. In fact, the fake "hearing" began with the mayor instructing his council to ignore everything that had and would be said/written in support of Palo Alto Bowl. The council as a whole acted very childishly. Rolling their eyes, and acting as if they did not want to be there. And despite the fact that Palo Alto's ice rink -- two years newer than Palo Alto Bowl -- was dubbed a historic landmark, according to the council, landmark status could not be given to the bowling alley. Despite the owner's willingness to do so. Why? A council member is responsible for the skating rink getting preservation status. He fought for it. "While still on the council!" Talk about conflict of interests. Talk about contradiction. Talk about favoring the rich.
I wonder how much of a payoff they received from Barry Swenson?
With the demolition of Palo Alto Bowl, they have set off a huge bomb in the disabled community; at the time, losing what little respect this council may have had and making us feel utterly useless.
I am disabled. Physically disabled, to be exact. Rachel Maddow said something interesting right before accepting the John Steinbeck Award at San Jose State University. She said that if one is, say, disabled, and if one fights for a particular issue, and if that cause is lost, then "that" one -- that person -- is to blame for the outcome. And this is because he or she is a minority (and the disabled being the most discriminated against group in existence today certainly helps). And this unfortunate fact most certainly has hateful repercussions, for all it does is guarantee hardly any public backlash for developers. In this case, perhaps it is the stereotype that all disabled people are naive, lack intelligence, and do not know what they are doing.
Special education in this state is shameful when compared to the level it once saw. We are getting rid of and hurting people -- teachers, aides, therapists -- who saw the intelligence of all disabled people. Who were willing to see the fight and the hurt in their eyes. Facets which, sadly, most people were unwilling, or not able, to see.
And it is sad when a city has a government that ignores not only the historical status of a popular landmark, but also that landmark's crucial significance to a minority community (in the case of Palo Alto Bowl, since the 1970s). And it is sad when we have a rich developer like Barry Swenson who never seemed to give one damn, and who is able to use his wealth to pursue legal action if he does not get his way. And because of all this, Palo Alto is severely lacking in services for the disabled and the youth.
Despite what others might believe, discrimination remains very much alive.
Why even have a city council if they can just be paid off by the 1% and tell us to -- to be frank -- go to hell? If Palo Alto City Hall truly cares about their city, they are not showing it.
El Camino here is extremely pathetic; it is bombarded with hotels and motels. Most of which have a ton of vacancy. And why is a large hotel -- at the bowling alley site -- being constructed across from another large hotel?
I will tell you the reason why: Barry Swenson is filthy rich. Cities can tax hotels, no matter how much -- or how little -- they are filled.
And we, the people, do not matter.
Fortunately, I have not given up. Fortunately, ADA lawyers do exist.
And "fortunately," we have opened numerous eyes over the past few years.
The new, currently-barren CA Avenue. The demolition of Palo Alto Bowl, a long-time recreational staple for the disabled community. The widely-opposed destruction of Lytton Plaza, robbing the once protest-friendly square of any and all character; what was once a great extension of Stanford University is now a pathetic wasteland; a gigantic waste of money. Crap inherited from the Burt administration, and the mayor before him.
Why doesn't the council actually make a great effort to gather public imput, and to do what the majority of us want? Or that might take too much time... To the council: please, guys. You are here for a reason. You became politicians for a reason. At least, initially. We need leaders who care about people; not so-called politicians who sleep with insanely rich developers and then in turn receive metaphorical kickbacks to destroy Palo Alto.
You have already destroyed so much. No more, guys. Please. Take a stand. Become a government.
As long as I am living on earth, I will never be hesitant to relay anything and everything that you have pulled. To tell stories of how "better" Palo Alto used to be.
BTW, I use a blue walker and wear gold-colored glasses. If you see me around, say hi. I'd love to get to know you.
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on Jan 2, 2013 at 11:29 am
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When I did rehab after each stroke ( 2x ) I used the REACH program originally located at the Cubberley Foothill College site.
To say the building was run down was an understatement. On hot summer days, the A/C was often broken. The room fittings were ancient.
We had several POSTED, PERMITTED RESERVED PARKING SPOTS for the caregivers vehicles that transported the disabled. They were often being used by PALO ALTO RESIDENTS who claimed " I'll only be a minute, I've got to pick up my child attending (xxx) class " while the caregivers had to find another spot often quite a distance away.
The SFBA (including MV and PA ) have PEOPLE WAREHOUSES for dealing with the disabled. My father was in one for rehab ( he got out as soon as possible ) and I lasted only 3 days ( and that was over a weekend when the doctor involved in running the place WOULD NOT MAKE WEEKEND VISITS!!! )
VTA transport was terrible, many of the disabled were late or never got to the REACH classes at all!!
I get much better support and services in CO up in Evergreen. That includes door-to-door transport for medical issues and an Express RTD stop only a few hundred feet away from my residence. ( I can't walk to it yet but I'm working on that ).
The house was refitted for handicapped use with a guardrail and a bathroom with the proper facilities, paid for by my taxes in Jeffco.
My terrible (non) service was paid for my CA taxes,which were a lot more and gave me a lot less.
The bottom line: Other states do much more for the disabled than CA does. You yuppies with your big SUVs and Bumws need to obey ALL the handicapped laws and not break them for " just a minute " while DIAGONALLY PARKING to pick up your offspring.
Dismount and WALK your bike at Cubberley; I've witnessed several collisions and actually had one during my stay at the REACH prgram. The little ( insert your favorite cuss word here ) didn't even apologize for the collision, he behaved with the typical arrogance of youth. Do you see a pattern here?
Stanford has the best docs, REACH was the best rehab program but you can take the rest of stuff as a strong example as how welcome you really are if you are old or disabled in Palo Alto. Remember the saying about how a country treats it's old and disabled.
I won't even get started about how HP and other SFBA companies treat a CO company expansion workforce..The word ARROGANCE comes to mind...
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im 34 years old and im still a idiot and stand in line at midnight for the release it's me and a bunch of teens. i bring my 13 year old so i dont look to much like a db
yeah im only 21 but i guarantee i will still be playing that game well into my 40's. my girlfriend makes fun of me now for playing so much, but like you said, its football baby
This guy laughed at me at the game store I go to when I preordered and paid the game in full like 3 weeks ago LOL.
I'm 21, not that old, and I still love playing video games and Madden. There is nothing better than getting together with people and playing a nice Madden tournament for money.
I used to be into getting madden every year, since 2002-2008, than it just got to repetative for me. Now i wait it out. For example, I got 08 skipped 09, got 10 skipped 11, then got 12 and will most likly skip 13. I just dont think it is worth spending $60+tax each and every year when teams dont usually change all to much over a 1 year period. And if they do I would trade key free agents. In addition, I personally fell that the series is not as good as it used to be, 08 was my favorite because i believe that is when the new engine started. Still always a fun game to play.
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This week, across the Tamar office, I haven't been able to ignore Henry enthusiastically stating his intention to start a Facebook group dedicated to the appreciation of the new Facebook design, which was made compulsory last week. For the previous month, it was possible to opt in or out of the new design, simply by adding 'new' into the URL.
Henry was most probably venting his opinion – which (as you would expect) is contrary to the 1 million members of various groups petitioning to save the old Facebook. I would tend to agree with my esteemed Social Media collegue. I love the new Facebook – and I cant really understand why there is such a strong backlash against its compulsory introduction. I find it a lot more functional, a lot better organised and it makes it a lot easier to get what I want. In comparison, the old version looks so dated.
So, after Mark Zukerberg's blog last night reporting on the new Facebook uptake upon release (now at 100 million users on the new platform) – and their justification to only run with the new version, and not entertain the idea of 'simply' maitaining both, like many of the groups suggested. Most of the comments made in group discussions (that actually do give some Feedback, not just a good rant!) state that the issue is with the combined notifications and updates in the wall, and the tabs design for the newsfeed. Theres also a bit of complaint around the speed that the new design takes to upload.
Whilst I haven't had a bad experience with load times, I can understand there being a little confusion at the new tabs design. The fundemental design of the old Facebook has ultimately been around for a few years now – and it does take time to get used to, but I would argue that after using it for a while now, the feed is more customisable, you dont have scroll all over the place to see whats going on, and actually, I get a better quality of updates due to the way the pages are organised. This is mostly down to the tabs design, which Google – in their Chrome launch webcomic – indicated is now fundemental to how people behave and interact on and with the internet. Tabs are placed at the heart of the Chrome design, and are now more user friendly than ever.
Zuckerberg's blog made the point that both new and old versions couldn't be maintained, as it would compromise development of one truly better version if resource was used to keep two versions running. Love it or hate it – the great thing is that Facebook encourage our feedback, and encourage debate – whether positive or negative. I encourage them to keep up the good work, as I really like the version of Facebook we have now!
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- 4 cups shredded unpeeled zucchini, drained and squeezed dry
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese, divided
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese, divided
- 2 eggs, beaten
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1 medium green pepper, julienned
- 5 medium fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- In a bowl, combine zucchini, 1/2 cup cheddar cheese, 1/2 cup mozzarella cheese and eggs; mix well. Press on the bottom and up the sides of a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan.
- Bake at 400° for 20-25 minutes or until crust is set and lightly browned.
- Meanwhile, in a skillet, cook beef, onion salt and garlic salt over medium heat until meat is no longer pink, drain. Stir in tomato sauce and oregano; mix well. Spoon over crust. Sprinkle with green pepper, mushrooms, Parmesan cheese and remaining cheddar and mozzarella.
- Bake at 400° for 15 minutes or until golden brown. Let stand 5 minutes before cutting. Cut into 2-in. squares. Yield: about 3 dozen.
Originally published as Zucchini Pizza Bites in Taste of Home Ground Beef Cookbook 1999, p16
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I stopped fighting my inner demons. We're on the same side now.
More like Urlacking at this point in his career. Do not want. Brandon Jacobs will come back before we get this guy...
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
Oh yes, I should explain what I'm talking about
Where will LB Brian Urlacher sign? Odds, according to @BovadaLV, favor the ... Giants? The website lists them as...... the second choice at 5-2. ... I'm not sure this takes into account his age and the Giants' lack of cap room, but whatever. Here are the favorites, according to @BovadaLV: 1. Baltimore Ravens, 9-4 2. GIANTS, 5-2 3. Cincinnati Bengals, 7-2 4. Denver Broncos, 4-1 T5. Minnesota Vikings, 6-1 T5. Atlanta Falcons, 6-1 7. Oakland Raiders, 8-1
Wonder what Vegas knows that we don't
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Making love to a beautiful woman. Screwing a babe. (Usually the first time; first sexual encounter.)
Bart had flirted with Tina in the office for months. She seemed out of his league though; he probably had even placed her her on a pedestal. Yet tonight, here he was, screwing her... boning the prime cut... and she was loving it with him.
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-sorry for the confusion, but this appeared under a different thread somehow?????
We all know that when it comes to stocking up on ammo and supplies, you are most likely and probably relying on defending your home and staying put there(because it would be impossible to haul around a ton of ammo food and water)
What is the best way to cache or store ammo? Where to stash it from prying eyes? Same with water and food?
Someone earlier made a suggestion that these supplies be "buried" or kept in "sectional incrememnts" for easier access. I would also think that if someone found one of the stashes, your whole supply would not be lost?
I dont have a basement( a true basement) but I do have an attic and a newer poly shed in the woods behind my home.
How well do ammo cans work? How much moisture will they repel? How long will they keep their seal for? Will dessicant gel packs work well as "insurance" in ammo cans to keep the moisture away?
Can ammo cans safely be buried? for how long?


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Hef's Movie Notes: Rebel Without a Cause
Hef introduces the James Dean classic.
Tonight: James Dean, with Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo and Jim Backus in Rebel Without a Cause.
The fascination with alienated youth in the '50s began with J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye published in 1951.
Hollywood reflected this fascination in Marlon Brando's The Wild One in 1954.
And in Richard Brooks' Blackboard Jungle and Rebel Without a Cause made the following year.
But Warner Bros. had actually contemplated making Rebel Without a Cause right after the war.
In October, 1946, the studio purchased the film rights to a story by Dr. Robert Lindner titled The Blind Run.
And long before he became James Dean's role model in The Wild One, a young Marlon Brando was tested for the role.
It was Brando's first screen test, made in 1947, three years before he made his film debut in The Men in 1950.
But like many other projects in development, Rebel was shelved.
The film was revived in 1953 by Nicolas Ray, a director who specialized in alienation.
He had made Knock on any Door (1949) and In a Lonely Place (1950) with Bogart.
Warner Bros. approved a modest budget for a black and white film noir programmer.
In the title roles, studio executives wanted to cast—now wait for it, as Mel Torme used to say—Tab Hunter and Jayne Mansfield.
Yes, Tab Hunter and Playboy's own Miss February, 1955.
As Dick Bann notes, Warner Bros. wanted them both!
And Tab Hunter, too.
Nicolas Ray wanted James Dean. Ray saw in Dean the very qualities he wanted to capture in the film.
He said of the actor, "The drama of his life, I thought, after seeing him in New York, was the drama of desiring to belong, and fearing to belong.
It was a conflict of violent eagerness and mistrust—created very young…
"The intensity of his desires, his fears, could make the search at times arrogant, egocentric.
"But behind it was such a desperate vulnerability that one was moved, even frightened."
Ray trusted Dean's input on further developing the script—which, by this time, bore little relation to the original literary property.
In this way, and through actual improvisation on the set, Dean created the disenchanted romantic which audiences continue to discover and love.
When Warner Bros. executives saw the black and white rushes of the first few days shooting, they were so pleased they halted production and ordered the film to be shot in full color with an expanded budget.
Some of the original black and white footage survives and, in those scenes, Dean is playing the role wearing glasses.
Dean's character in Rebel is named "Jim Stark," "Stark" is an anagram derived from the name of Dean's character in East of Eden which was "Trask."
Child star Natalie Wood—of Miracle on 34th Street fame—plays James Dean's girlfriend in the picture.
"It was a very important film for me personally," she said in 1975.
"Until then, I had worked as a child and had always done as I was told… When my parents read the script of Rebel they said, 'Oh, no. Not this one.'
"You know it shows parents in an unsympathetic light.
"And yet, I read it and for the first time in my life, I said, 'Wait a minute. I have to do this.'"
"I felt an identification with the part. I guess I was going through my first rebellion."
Natalie's "first rebellion" had actually come prior to Rebel with Nick Adams (with whom she lost her virginity).
After Nick Adams, her rebellion included affairs with Tab Hunter, director Nicholas Ray, Dennis Hopper and, possibly, James Dean.
The only one excluded from the young cast was Sal Mineo, who preferred boys.
Sal Mineo was so confident of an Academy Award for his supporting role in Rebel that he held a party in celebration on the night of the Oscars.
He was devastated when he lost.
Many of the members of the cast including the three principals—were doomed to early, violent deaths.
Mineo was murdered near his West Hollywood apartment in 1968.
Nick Adams, who later played "The Rebel" on TV, died the same year of a drug overdose. An apparent suicide.
Natalie Wood drowned off Catalina Island under mysterious circumstances in 1981.
She's buried in Westwood Cemetary. Along with Marilyn Monroe, Mel Torme and Dorothy Stratten.
And James Dean died before this picture even opened.
Filming began on March 28, 1955, and wrapped at the end of May.
They had filmed a scene in which James Dean survived a deadly auto race.
Then, on September 17, Dean shot a TV commercial for the National Highway Safety Committee cautioning young motorists to "drive safely."
In an extreme irony, before the release of Rebel in October, James Dean was killed demonstrating the same kind of reckless abandon his character portrays in the film.
Driving his Porsche Spyder to Salinas, he collided with another car—two hours after being cited for speeding—doing 75 mph in a 45 mph zone.
He died instantly.
His legendary status assured.
Dick Bann asks us to imagine if Marlon Brando had played the part in Rebel as originally planned.
And then taken a deadly drive of his own.
Would James Dean have wound up playing the title role in The Godfather?
And rolling around, fat and foolish, at 400 pounds—full of angst and jelly doughnuts.
Still mumbling incoherently, like Marlon?
It was Humphrey Bogart who said, "If James Dean had lived, they'd have discovered he wasn't a legend."
But he died early—like Valentino and Marilyn Monroe—and his legend is secure.
Rebel Without a Cause opened at the Astor Theater in New York on October 22, 1955. It was a blockbuster!
The picture cost $1,424,000. In its initial release, it earned a whopping $7,197,000, to yield a net profit of $3,543,000.
A 248% return on its investment.
There were also three Oscar nominations.
For the screenplay (Nicholas Ray), Best Supporting Actress (Natalie Wood) and Best Supporting Actor (Sal Mineo).
James Dean was nominated for Best Actor, too—but for East of Eden—released the same year.
Tonight—As an added attraction before the feature: A look at what might have been.
Marlon Brando's screen test made in 1947, at the age of 23.
And then—from 1955—James Dean in
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Two iron ladies showed the way
What about North Carolina's "iron lady"?
The recent death of Margaret Thatcher, the steely, hard-working, and effective British prime minister, led to much discussion of her career, and we heard different opinions about her impact on the opening of opportunities for women in government and politics.
What an unusual lady! Charming when she needed to be, but tough as nails and mean as a snake. She showed women around the world that they could take the lead in a country that had never had a female prime minister and make it work well.
But, we have learned that she was not a vigorous advocate for the advancement of other women. She did not want to be viewed as a token at any stage of her career. Other women, she believed, should work to advance on their own merit and not be given special opportunities because of their gender.
North Carolina's own iron lady had similar views, as explained by Anna Hayes in "Without Precedent," her 2008 biography of North Carolina Chief Justice Susie Sharp.
When Sharp entered law school at Chapel Hill in 1926, she was the only woman in her class. When she began practicing law in 1929, women could not be judges or serve on juries. Nor was there much encouragement for her from the judge who administered her oath for admission to the bar. He lectured her, "Well, young lady, I congratulate you and all like that, but I'd be derelict in my duty if I didn't tell you that you will never make a lawyer. If you persist, you will just be wasting your time, playing in the sand. I advise you to start right now trying to find something more appropriate to do."
However, by 1949 her talent as a lawyer and her political connections led to appointment as a superior court judge, which required her to hold court in different parts of the state. At one courthouse she found that access to the judge's chambers was only through the men's restroom.
As a trial court judge, according to Hayes, Sharp offered a "sterling example of how a court should be run — knowledgeably, fairly, and efficiently — earning the respect of lawyers and litigants alike. She was a tireless crusader in her courtroom remarks and public speeches for the rule of law as the foundation of democracy, and for active, informed citizenship."
Her service led to appointment to the state's supreme court and election as its chief justice where Hayes said in an interview for the book's publisher, UNC Press, "She was known as a legal scholar whose opinions were models of lucidity, and who undertook on occasion to bring about needed changes in the law...As a woman, of course, through her example she expanded opportunities for women in the legal profession and public life."
Ironically, Hayes said, Sharp was an "obdurate opponent" of the Equal Rights Amendment in the battle for ratification in North Carolina that raged from 1970 to 1982 and "she exerted every effort she could to defeat the amendment. She based her opposition largely on the arguable idea that women were already protected under the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, and believed that the ERA would cause women to lose existing protections they had under the law. ... North Carolina was considered a critical state whose approval could break the logjam and create momentum toward ratification. ... Justice Sharp was undeniably influential in the ERA's defeat in North Carolina, and to that extent, can be said to bear some credit or blame for its ultimate failure in the nation."
Even those who disagree with Thatcher's and Sharp's positions on women's issues or other important matters must be grateful for these iron ladies' tenacious and successful battles that demonstrated powerfully how women can perform exceptionally well and lead at the very highest levels.
D.G. Martin hosts "North Carolina Bookwatch," which airs Sundays at noon and Thursdays at 5 p.m. on UNC-TV. For more information or to view prior programs visit the webpage at www.unctv.org/ncbookwatch.


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Negative Tea Party talk continues; now branded "the real enemy"
posted at 6:05 pm on August 23, 2011 by Tina Korbe
Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) was at it again at a townhall meeting in Florida Monday — but this time she had help from Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.). The meeting in Miami was a part of a five-city tour to draw attention to high unemployment among the black community and featured Democratic members of the Congressional Black Caucus, plus Jesse Jackson and others. The presenters were tripping over themselves to out-attack the Tea Party:
"The real enemy is the Tea Party –- let's remember that," said Rep. Frederica Wilson of Miami Gardens, host of the meeting and jobs fair. "The Tea Party holds Congress hostage … They have one goal in mind, and that's to make President Obama a one-term president."
She got energetic applause from the crowd of hundreds at Mt. Hermon AME Church in Miami Gardens. So did Rep. Maxine Waters of California, who recently said the tea party should "Go straight to hell."
"I'm in church. I'm not going to repeat that," Waters said Monday.
She also said: "We have to stand up and fight. It's fight time…We're not afraid of the tea party…In this struggle, we have to define who we are, what the president is doing and not let our voices be overshadowed by the tea party." …
For his part, the Rev. Jesse Jackson said the Tea Party should be called "the Fort Sumter Tea Party that sought to maintain states' rights and slavery."
Truly, it's tiresome to continue to document these atrociously irresponsible statements on the part of legislators and activists — but, as long as folks continue to say them, I'll continue to document them because they reveal a blind prejudice where the Tea Party is concerned. Wilson's comment is especially telling. She thinks the extent of the Tea Party's ambition is the ousting of Barack Obama. But what the Tea Party envisions is no more and no less than a solution to the nation's growth-of-government-spending problem. True, based on his past record and his insistence on the passage of a fourth entitlement program that will astronomically increase our debt, Obama doesn't appear to be the president to make that Tea Party dream come true — so, yes, Tea Partiers will work to vote him out. But the Tea Party's opposition to Obama doesn't stand abjectly — it's driven by actual principles and desired policies.
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Four drivers have the chance to win the inaugural V8 SuperTourers series this weekend at Ruapuna.
Realistically, because each driver has to drop a round, there are only two drivers with a real chance.
And if youngster Scott McLaughlin can get one over a real icon of V8 racing, Greg Murphy, it could just be a hint at the changing of the guard.
New Zealand had another big banger V8 racer, but he's just announced he wants time out from the V8 Supercars. Shane van Gisbergen is heading home, which might just open the door, not necessarily at SBR, but in the category for McLaughlin to become the new series' young gun.
McLaughlin has been plying his trade in the Aussie championship's development series and leads the title race with one round to go.
If he can manage to win the V8 SuperTourers championship this weekend, and back it up with winning the development series title the following weekend in Sydney, he'll be a man in demand.
"I'm amazed we came away from Winton with the championship [V8 Supercars development series] lead, especially the way I drove," said McLaughlin. "We were lucky we got away with it and if I didn't make the mistakes I did we would be leading the championship by a lot more [he's 32 points up on Nick Percat]."
McLaughlin is in the unique situation of also leading the Kiwi V8 series - 155 points up on former NZV8 champion John McIntyre with Murphy a further 108 points behind.
It always bodes well for the future, especially when a talented youngster admits he's made a few cock-ups and is willing to learn from them. What it doesn't do, though, is bode well for his competition this weekend.
However, first things first, which means getting all the required points at round seven of the V8 SuperTourers series, so tomorrow afternoon McLaughlin can call the title his.
McLaughlin and Murphy both have zero point rounds they can drop but McIntyre doesn't, so effectively it's the youngster against the old stager.
"The cars are so identical it's not funny. A little tyre pressure change here and there can change things massively so the boys have to be on top of their game, that's for sure.
"It really depends on the driver and what you can get out of the car and the track at the same time. I like it and think it's really awesome because you can show your true potential.
"Just have a look at Murph. He's having a shocking time in V8 Supercars and everybody thinks he's lost it. I don't think he has - just have a look how he performed at Pukekohe [two firsts and a second against some of the same drivers from the V8SC].
"Me and Murph have been having some great battles, especially at the last two rounds. The two of us have been up at the front and it's a dream come true for me. I watched him race when I was really young and can't really believe I'm fighting for a championship with my boyhood hero."
If McLaughlin does get a full-time gig in the V8 Supercars next year, the time he's spent in the V8 SuperTourer one-make-fits-all car will help him greatly. The Aussie series is introducing a similar car next year, around which the Kiwi version is loosely based.
"The SuperTourer is much like the Car Of The Future that's coming out next year. I've driven the new V8 Supercars' car in testing and it's given a good introduction to the whole deal.
"If I can get a fulltime drive in the V8SC next year, having driven in these cars [V8ST] will hopefully have given me a bit of an advantage.
"We've been talking to a few teams so far and hopefully there is a chance I'll be able to move into the main series," said McLaughlin.
At the Mike Pero 350 event, teams must nominate which driver will start the first 53-lap race tomorrow no later than 30 minutes after the 20-minute qualifying races held today. The grid line-up for race one will be determined by the qualifying time of the nominated starting driver.
The grid for the second 53-lap race will be based on the qualifying times of the starting driver, who must not have started the first race.
V8ST points
After six rounds:
Scott McLaughlin 2995
John McIntyre 2840
Greg Murphy 2732
Jonny Reid 2654
Andy Booth 2308
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he should play this week
We should play it safe and rest him some more
i hate to see guys come back early only to re injure themselves. I felt the same way about keith rivers and antrell rolle. After seeing nicks during the bucs game i said to myself this guy loves the game and has a lot of heart, but we should rest him until the bye. I am okay with nicks sitting out until the bye week. the season is still very young and i would love nothing more than for this team to play out the second half of the season strong and healthy. I think if you look at the long haul its not worth risking further injury to one of our best players unless he is at least 95%
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Sorry about that, i meant to remake this thread but with a poll instead so there are two of them now. But yes i agree with you that nicks should only play if they are sure he is close to 100%. if not i say play it safe and rest him until the bye
He should only play if he is ready to go. If their is any doubt in the Dr's mind then sit him one more week.
if he is good to go why not.....
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I usually cut the pieces as I need them as so many times I don't use the same technique author does. For instance I won't sew triangle pieces together to make HST.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I usually cut the pieces as I need them as so many times I don't use the same technique author does. For instance I won't sew triangle pieces together to make HST.
I usually use mixtures of fabrics of each color, so if I want them to be able to get mixed up well, I have to plan it from the beginning and cut it all before I start. "Highly Planned Randomness" is my thing!
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I learned from someone on this board not to cut until I try the pattern on a practice block first, but then I cut all of the pieces of the block elements as step one. I like to think of it as a kind of factory, building up the quilt smaller to larger sections like a puzzle. Step one....cut everything. Step two....piece the smaller elements. Next, piece those together into blocks, and then put the blocks together into a quilt. I don't cut the borders until I'm ready for them, and the backing comes last. Usually I don't even buy the backing until the top is completely pieced.
I usually make a block first. That way I will figure out how many pieces to cut in the block it self. I more or less cut up to 1/2 of what I need, or all the pieces, I need at once. It vary's sometimes, with me.
It depends on the pattern. Generally, I draw the pattern on grid paper to figure out colors and best way to cut. Then I make a list of the pieces to cut which helps keep me in check. Other times, I cut as I go. A lot depends on how much fabric I have if I miscut. The less fabric, the more prep time.
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I started by cutting out all my blocks on my first quilt, since they were all the same size no problem.... cut too many! ;/
Now I cut out one complete block, test sew,then I cut the remaining pieces... I do like the idea of cutting until yo need to sit down due to back problems etc... think I will do that from now on, may be alot easier and more productive for me.
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I cut everything except backing ,,organize and label everything ,,hang each cutting catagory lined across a clothes hanger with clothes pins in reaching distance from my machine, have the instructions on sewing table to my left and start sewing..I like to do like a production line..LOL....I never worry if I will like it or not because I spend a lot of time before hand picking the colors,etc. once I am happy with what I have selected,I'm never disappointed with the outcome.!!! Happy quilting !!!!
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When making a practice block, I usually don't even use the fabric for the project! Just scraps that are handy - often all just muslin. I am a planned scrappy quilter, which means I will never run out of fabric. Though I have been known to piece scraps for big enough pieces. I cut as I go because changing my mind is part of the process for me. Perhaps I need more plum in the mix... that sort of thing. We all get to choose works works best for US.


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As part of the 13th annual Silicon Valley Astronomy Lecture Series, Planetary Scientist Lori Fenton, Ph.D., of the Carl Sagan Center at the SETI Institute, will discuss Being a Mars Rover: What It's Like on the Surface of Mars, an illustrated, non-technical lecture, Wednesday, May 15, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the Smithwick Theatre at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills. Admission is free and the public is invited. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Arrive early to locate parking.
On Aug. 6, 2012, many people around the world gathered around TVs and computers to await news of NASA's latest mission to Mars. The complex, yet flawless landing of the rover Curiosity led to worldwide acclaim. What has NASA's youngest robot been up to since then, and what has it discovered? Where on Mars did it land and why was that site chosen above all others? Dr. Fenton will give an overview of the rover's capabilities, accomplishments, and plans on Mars and describe what it's really like on the surface of the red planet.
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The cosy, one-storey villa of 125 m2 has 4 bedrooms and is ideal for couples with children or small groups of friends. The house offers 2 bathrooms. We are pleased to supply fans for the bedrooms on request.
The whole villa has a rustic but very welcoming atmosphere and is an excellent choice for those seeking relaxation. Sit down and relax: the living area offers you a comfortable sofa to read a good book or watch TV. There is one air conditioning system in the living area. The kitchen is fully equipped. You could easily park for free on the street in front of the house without cost.
The garden is real jewel: a green oasis full of flowers, trees and other kind of plants. The fountain and other lovely details give a romantic touch to the garden. The plot is fenced and surrounded by hedges. The spacious, furnished terrace is the right place to celebrate a nice dinner with the whole family. You will find also a BBQ – perfect for your garden parties! The private pool has a size of 11 x 5 meters and is located right in front of the house. As the house is situated in a urbanization, there are direct neighbours, but the hedges protect you perfectly.
You will reach the next sand beaches of Puerto de Alcúdia and Playa de Muro in about 20 minutes drive. The fine grained sand and the moderate swell make it a perfect destination for families with toddlers.
A short drive will take you to the genuine village of Pollença. A long time ago lots of artists and writers resided there and you can still feel their spirit when strolling through the small cobbled streets. The most well-known sightseeing spots in Pollença are the roman bridge and the Calvari, which is a tiny church on the top of a hill in the middle of Pollença. You have to climb up 365 steps to get there but the views are really worth it!
Nearest sand beacy, Playa de Muro / Puerto de Alcúdia: 14.5 km
Bank (Sa Pobla): 5 km
Supermarket (Sa Pobla): 4.7 km
Restaurants / bars: 5 km (Sa Pobla)
Airport: 51.6 km
Public medical center (PAC Sa Pobla): 5 km
Public hospital (Inca):15.7 km
Golf course (Pollença): 7 km
Train station (Sa Pobla): 6,7 km
Puerto de Alcúdia: 15,3 km
Palma city centre: 43 km
Pharmacy (Sa Pobla): 5,5 km
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Really enjoyed our stay great location. Well equipped kitchen for self catering. Would stay again as such a quiet family location. Owner lovely and welcoming.
Really nice stay in Can Picafort. We would recommened to other people. Good bed, lots of comfort and a very very nice terrace. We will come back next year.
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Everything was perfect. Nice Finca and good communication.
We was very satisfied with the house. One interesting things, was that the stove was heatest on number 1 in stead of 6! It´s takes two days to get that information.
Will strongely recommended the house.
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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience. With the 2012/13 campaign now underway, 15 Gunners are currently away from the Club.
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i went crazy and bought ALOT of remnent pieces of fleece....any ideas what i can do with them except no sew blankets.....
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i went crazy and bought ALOT of remnent pieces of fleece....any ideas what i can do with them except no sew blankets.....
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You can use them as a substitute for batting. Just sandwich them like you would a batting.
Square up a piece about 6" longer than you actually want for a blanket. Cut a 3" square from each corner. Fold each edge in 1 1/2" and seam 1 1/4" from the folded edge. Make 1" cuts ever 1/2" all the way around your blanket. With your fingers or a large crochet hook start with one loop and pull the next one through it. Do this all the way around the blanket until you come to the last loop. Cut it through the middle or on either side, loop it through your first loop then hand stitch it back together. This will give you a fleece blanket with a beautiful "braided" looking edge. Kids seem to love them like this. You can do the same with smaller left over squares. When the stitching is done and the loops are cut, put two together and crochet one loop from one side with a loop from the other piece until you reach the fourth side. Put a pillow form in and finish the last side. Now you have a matching blanket and small pillow---absolutely wonderful for traveling. I almost forgot, when stitching down the edges use a bit of a zigzag or other stretchable stitch.
I make double layer reversible fleece mitts by the dozens. They wash and wear well and are warmer than knitted mitts. Sometimes I knit the outside layer and just make an inner layer of the fleece. Timberlane Press has the best pattern ($6) in multiple sizes for fleece mittens and if they are cut out, I can stitch a pair in about an hour. I often make them scrappy so even the smaller pieces of fleece can be used. I always make a bunch to leave with our child and youth worker to give out at the school to those needing mitts or a little something to show someone cares.
Sock slippers. Really post toasty warm.
I LOVE the fleece slipper socks!
Patch jackets or cut and sew to a sweatshirt for a nice warm jacket....
I have this super quick and easy slipper sock pattern. Makes a pair in less than 1/2 hour. I sew a square of suede to the bottom at the ball of the foot so the don't slip. This year I got fancy and made hearts and stars on the bottom.
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Following the Tom Clancy Splinter Cell franchise tradition of innovation, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent will completely revolutionize and reinvent the spy action genre by introducing an unprecedented double agent concept and an entirely new breed of game play that adds an exciting new dimension to the gaming experience.
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This article, entitled "Squeeze Bottles…Not Just For Ketchup & Mustard," comes from partner site 719woman.com.
Plastic squeeze bottles are sold as containers for ketchup and mustard - perfect for an outdoor barbecue. But they're perfect for other jobs too…you can pick them up in yellow, red or my preference, clear, at the Dollar Tree or any discount store.
Pour your liquid laundry detergent (or bulk size stain remover that pours instead of sprays) into a plastic squeeze bottle. It will make pretreating spots easier-you'll control the amount of detergent you use, plus you'll be able to hit the stain on the spot.
As silly as this might sound, I love this! I don't iron that much but when I do, I always make a mess of pouring water in the iron. Make your life easier by loading up a clean squeeze bottle with water and using it to fill your steam iron.
You can save tons of money by doing this instead of buying the icing in the cans with the decorative tips…those are so expensive. I have tried using plastic bags and cutting a corner off to make a "tip" but usually make more of a mess than anything. LOVE this idea. Fill a clean squeeze bottle with icing (make it yourself and save even more money), and use it to decorate your cake. You'll find that creating flowers, flags, balloons, and piping is much easier, and your words made of icing will be much clearer.
Use a squeeze bottle the next time you cook to make your dishes extra fancy. Fill one with pesto or sour cream, and create squiggles on top of soups. Fill another with chocolate, and decorate the dessert you've just made or the plate you plan to present it on for a special effect. I've been using this idea for any cold sauces I'm serving with my meal. Just make dots or lines around your plate and it instantly looks "fancy"!
LOVE this idea and as soon as we get in the snow season, I'm going to let our grandson do this. Fill a squeeze bottle with water and a few drops of food coloring and then let the kids have fun squirting colorful designs in the snow.
Yes, they can be used for ketchup and mustard but you can also fill them with honey, mayo and salad dressings. You'll save space and sticky messes in your refrigerator. You can also use them for the expensive real maple syrup you might keep on hand. Transferring free-running syrup to a squeeze bottle makes it easier to control how much you use…and is less messy.
I know a lot of people who use apple cider vinegar instead of soap and shampoo for washing sensitive skin and rinsing chemical buildup from their hair. Put a bottle of undiluted apple cider vinegar in the shower and see if it works for you. I also put my white distilled vinegar in these for when I want to clean smaller spaces than with it in a spray bottle…
Yes, you can outfit the kids with water guns for outdoor fun but you can also fill up a squeeze bottle with water and just hand them to the kids and send them outdoors for some fun, squirting each other…
Love, love, love this idea! A squeeze bottle filled with pancake batter is the perfect tool for squeezing out silver dollar-size pancakes onto a griddle or skillet. If the nozzle is too small to let the batter flow, use scissors to snip off a bit. For camping, add a bottle half filled with dry pancake mix to the food pack. At breakfast time, add water, shake, and squeeze into the pan!


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