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Moving mountains and conjuring electrical magic
- Music
- August 23, 2017, 05:00
What's getting the arty treatment this week?
William Crozier's glorious paintings sing of Cork and colour
- Art & Design
- August 22, 2017, 05:00
From land to sea, William Crozier in West Cork, and artists getting aquatic at the Glucksman Gallery
Best art exhibitions this week
- Art & Design
- August 18, 2017, 07:00
Diarmuid Delargy photos, illustrators, Arctic art, images of past and dystopian otherness
The best art shows to spend time with this week
- Art & Design
- August 16, 2017, 14:00
Chain reactions and knitting the Border, what's on in the arts this week
Kilkenny Arts Festival: a compelling chain of events and emotions
- Art & Design
- August 16, 2017, 05:00
From Antarctica to Ukraine and Schubert to Brexit, a one-day exploration of the festival
The strange and intangible attraction of colour
- Art & Design
- August 15, 2017, 05:00
Two abstract exhibitions explore how differently humans perceive colour
Ever get home from holiday to think 'My house is really rather nice'?
- Interiors
- August 12, 2017, 06:00
After a holiday you can, for a time, enjoy your home as if it were brand new to you
Buzzing benches and hungry films: this week's art shows
- Music
- August 8, 2017, 05:00
Daria Martin intrigues with short movies while Camille Norment resonates
The joy, and possible value, of sending a card
- Interiors
- August 5, 2017, 06:00
I'm addicted to sending postcards, and a UK study suggests the habit may be on the rise
Review: New talent at the Kerlin and 23 artists at Ellis King
- Art & Design
- August 1, 2017, 05:00
From absinthe inflected star gazing to shy violets, two shows capture the spirit of art right now
Donal O'Sullivan, the Irish artist who killed himself in 1991
- Art & Design
- July 26, 2017, 13:00
Video: A timely revival of the work of artist Donal O'Sullivan is on show in Ranelagh
Sheep thrills and earthy pleasures: this week's art highlights
- Art & Design
- July 26, 2017, 13:00
Alan James Burns goes underground, Nick Miller gets flowery and Orla Barry gets woolly
We're all deeply weird and 'normal' can be a crushing concept
- Culture
- July 26, 2017, 05:00
The visual art at this year's Galway International Arts Festival has lots of odd junctures, strange characters and weird journeys
Art by text message, and other brilliant ideas
- Art & Design
- July 22, 2017, 05:00
Text a word to SFMoma and the museum will reply with a work of art
The best art shows to catch this weekend
- Art & Design
- July 20, 2017, 07:00
From Enda Walsh's 'Bathroom' to Voyager's deep space odyssey, there's plenty to ponder
'I was really interested in hairy ladies. The deviance'
- Art & Design
- July 19, 2017, 05:00
Artist Niamh McGuinne on combing through the rich and strange history of hair
The rules of hospital art: 'If you can't clean it, you can't have it'
- Art & Design
- July 18, 2017, 05:00
Mary Grehan is forming a plan to make the National Children's Hospital feel less, well, hospital-like
The best art exhibitions to catch this weekend
- Art & Design
- July 14, 2017, 16:03
Welcome to the Neighbourhood in Askeaton; the Galway International Arts Festival and more
Mirror mirror on the walls, floors, ceiling in D4 for €1.95m
- New to Market
- July 13, 2017, 06:00
Ceiling mirrors, cocktail bar, button back leather walls? An oligarch's dream
The best art exhibitions to catch this weekend
- Art & Design
- July 6, 2017, 11:00
Wormwood at the Ellis King gallery is worth a shot; as are Anne Madden's observations of life and death at Taylor Galleries
Wicklow five-bed with a Georgian-style twist for €1.275m
- New to Market
- July 6, 2017, 00:00
Glenside House in Kilquade is a five-bed with new-build charm and en suites
'Riot': Bringing the art of cabaret back to Dublin
- Stage
- July 1, 2017, 06:00
ThisIsPopBaby brings its cabaret, club culture and GAA aerial dance to Vicar Street
Snake wine and five o'clock follies in Vietnam
- Long Haul
- July 1, 2017, 00:00
Gemma Tipton gets to grips with wonderful Vietnam
Couple's epic design project in Kilcock for €950,000
- New to Market
- June 29, 2017, 06:00
Modern family home with elegance and comfort in Co Meath
Ireland's Houses of the Year: the winning designs
- Interiors
- June 24, 2017, 05:00
From an origami house in Ranelagh to a glass box in Kilkenny: RIAI winning houses
Home for the long haul at the top of Bray main street
- New to Market
- June 22, 2017, 00:00
Spacious six-bed Victorian redbrick for €1.2m is situated on half an acre of land
Sandycove mews for €950K includes adjoining one-bed house
- New to Market
- June 22, 2017, 00:00
First floor taken up with a very dramatic open-plan kitchen/living space
Extended gate lodge in Foxrock offers five double-bedrooms
- New to Market
- June 15, 2017, 05:00
Rusheen on Westminster Road is built in Arts and Crafts style and seeks €2.5m
Colour me beautiful: designer pad in Rathmichael for €2.75m
- New to Market
- June 15, 2017, 05:00
Kildarick is a perfectionist's dream, daringly remodelled in this southside haven
Off the wall: Irish mural artist paints castles and Caribbean cottages
- Interiors
- June 10, 2017, 07:00
Michael Dillon's fantasy landscapes decorate wall surfaces from Meath to Mustique
Escape to idyllic Kildare countryside for €1.5m
- New to Market
- May 18, 2017, 06:00
Grangebeg House is a beautiful Georgian in Dunlavin with 383sq m and great history
Kew style conservatory and fishing rights on the Suir for €1.35m
- New to Market
- May 16, 2017, 16:00
Marlfield House is a Palladian mansion with a lot to offer – including a Turner designed orangerie
Summer skills: Crafty workshop courses for adults
- Interiors
- May 13, 2017, 05:00
Get your hands dirty and try your design skills with textiles, wood, clay and much more
Mountain retreat with dream-home spec for €1.5m
- New to Market
- May 12, 2017, 05:00
Family home with a sleek modern style on Ticknock Road
Sunny side up for grabs in Monkstown for €1.395m
- New to Market
- May 11, 2017, 06:00
Number 25 Eaton Square is one of two Victorian houses on sale in this lovely square
Sugarloaf highs on four acres for €1.495m
- New to Market
- May 11, 2017, 05:15
Four bedrooms and three stables - Delgany house ideal for a horse-mad young family
Art to make you shiver: ghostly visions appear in Cobh
- Art & Design
- May 10, 2017, 05:00
Passport photos of women who left Cork for the US are the basis for a new show in Sirius, while Brian O'Doherty's murals might ree(...)
Postcard perfect thatched cottage in Delgany for €850,000
- New to Market
- May 9, 2017, 18:45
Charming Cotswolds-inspired house in the Wicklow countryside with separate mews
Do fortune tellers really favour the brave?
- People
- May 6, 2017, 06:08
Why do fortune tellers hold people in such thrall? Gemma Tipton attempts to see if she – or the psychics – can find the answer
Magic box in Dublin 4 is full of surprises
- New to Market
- May 4, 2017, 12:00
Five-bed contemporary detached property in Donnybrook for €3 million
Equestrian style on the Curragh, Co Kildare for €1.5m
- New to Market
- May 4, 2017, 06:00
Paul Brazil-designed house mixes cosy country living with edgy contemporary chic
New meets old with panache in Kimmage
- New to Market
- May 4, 2017, 06:00
Three-bed in Dublin 6 for €750,000 offers nice mix of period and contemporary design
The Paris metro has terrific design: why doesn't the Luas?
- Stage
- April 29, 2017, 05:00
The design for the Luas network's signage is flat and corporate - it doesn't have to be this way
Peter Johnson's stylish lots for sale
- Interiors
- April 29, 2017, 00:00
Furniture from the home of the late interior designer will be auctioned by de Vere's
Delgany home that grew into a castle for €5.5m
- New to Market
- April 27, 2017, 07:55
Castlefield House has a home cinema, a dancefloor and emperor-style bathrooms
Edible schoolyards, and other ways to make our cities nicer
- Homes & Property
- April 27, 2017, 00:00
The architectural duo Dan Wood and Amale Andraos are rethinking ordinary life
Views provide Rocky Valley highs for €1.05m
- New to Market
- April 27, 2017, 00:00
This spacious six-bed has been upgraded to maximum effect
Love me Tenter: D8 three-bed as old as Ireland for €545K
- Irish Times
- April 24, 2017, 09:45
The Tenters, just off South Circular Road, was modeled on the garden city idea in 1922
John Gerrard on sculpting smoke, false flags and how it all comes down to petroleum
- Art & Design
- April 22, 2017, 05:00
The Irish artist's latest, extraordinary work, about the legacy of oil, has been timed to coincide with Earth Day and will be seen(...)
Portrait of a Century: the changing face of Ireland
- Art & Design
- April 22, 2017, 05:00
Kim Haughton has photographed 100 people, one born every year since foundation of the State
Glasses, grabbers and shirt buttoners: great design is for life
- Interiors
- April 22, 2017, 00:00
Universal design aims to be accessible to everyone, whatever their age
Hunting for a project in Dublin 6? This could be it
- New to Market
- April 20, 2017, 06:00
Eagle Lodge has plenty of space and period charm but new owners will have work to do
Monkstown Regency villa by sea has splendid gardens
- New to Market
- April 20, 2017, 05:00
St Anne's on Brighton Avenue is a 'wow factor' 1830s house with a cool kitchen
Why are so many current art exhibitions fascinated by the occult?
- Art & Design
- April 14, 2017, 14:00
The present age of anxiety has triggered a new interest in the paranormal
'Are we going to let them burn us at the stake again?' Jesse Jones's bewitching art
- Art & Design
- April 12, 2017, 05:00
Jones's idea for Ireland's entry into the Venice Biennale was to create a fictional lost past where women held power
Paradise found on Coliemore Road for €2.25m
- New to Market
- April 5, 2017, 08:00
Enjoys sea views and elegance at Coolmanagh, a four-bed Victorian home in Dalkey
How finding oil can be a country's downfall
- Culture
- April 4, 2017, 05:00
In Oil is the Devil's Excrement, artist David Jacques looks at how oil discoveries can hamper a country, as domestic manufacturing(...)
Get the hang of displaying your paintings and prints
- Interiors
- April 1, 2017, 00:00
The frame and glass you choose can make a huge difference to your artworks
Blank canvas beside Herbert Park for €2.25m
- New to Market
- March 30, 2017, 00:00
Divided corner house on Argyle Road, Dublin 4, is a gem ripe for renovation
Life on the water's edge in Monkstown for €1.9 million
- New to Market
- March 29, 2017, 10:00
Number 9 Brighton Vale is a 4-bed Victorian villa with the water's edge almost at its doorstep
€775K: A 'neat cottage for small capitalists' by the Aviva
- New to Market
- March 27, 2017, 13:00
Number 13 Havelock Square, Dublin 4, is a charming, quiet extended family home
Sebastian Barry's childhood home in Monkstown for €1.75m
- New to Market
- March 23, 2017, 00:00
Costa Book award winner spent early years in this Longford Terrace Victorian
Bespoke Wicklow home offers country life close to the city
- New to Market
- March 23, 2017, 00:00
Newcastle five bed near the sea includes stables, paddock and a gym for €875,000
House of enormous charm just off Appian Way
- New to Market
- March 22, 2017, 10:55
No 6 Winton Road overlooks a tennis court, a €1.25m love match in Ranelagh
Pieces of Me: Wild style in Smithfield
- Interiors
- March 18, 2017, 08:00
DJ Shrem and partner artist Les Cullinan's home zings with colour and curiosities
Shades of Christian Grey at curvy Celtic Tiger pad for €1.15m
- New to Market
- March 18, 2017, 00:00
Four-bed penthouse in Dún Laoghaire with well-rounded 360 mountain-to-sea views
A 'beach-housey' Dalkey cottage for just under €1m
- New to Market
- March 14, 2017, 12:00
Three-bed detached cottage comes with off-street parking and space to extend
David Uda: The Irish street artist in the World Trade Center
- Art & Design
- March 11, 2017, 06:00
A series of fortunate events brought the Dubliner to the Manhattan project
Design to get passionate about in Blackrock for €2.3 million
- New to Market
- March 9, 2017, 00:00
Five-bedroom contemporary detached house comes with a wow factor
Renovate to accumulate in elegant Dún Laoghaire
- New to Market
- March 9, 2017, 00:00
Victorian end-of-terrace house in eight apartments for €1.35 million
Pieces of me: Denis Kenny and Fiona Gilboy of Ceadogán Rugs
- Interiors
- March 4, 2017, 06:00
'Fiona and I enjoy trawling markets, always in anticipation of the perfect find'
'I'm trying to make these huge questions more tangible and more personal'
- Film
- March 2, 2017, 05:00
Thanks to synaesthesia Lucy McKenna experiences the world differently to most people, and now, following a stint at Cern, she's tr(...)
Elegant and charming home that raised a family in Dublin 6
- New to Market
- March 2, 2017, 00:00
The owner has been here since 1970 and is glad she didn't have the money to rip it up
From big house to boathouse on Lough Derg
- New to Market
- March 2, 2017, 00:00
Lavish lakeside retreat: estate with 10 bedrooms, separate cottage and 127 acres
28 years of magical living in Foxrock: Five-bed for €2.25m
- New to Market
- March 2, 2017, 00:00
The Hermitage is a detached family home on beautiful grounds in south Dublin
House Rules: at home with amethyst
- Interiors
- February 25, 2017, 06:00
At this time of year, purple reigns
For these magic men, 'unfortunately, Hogwarts didn't exist'
- People
- February 25, 2017, 06:00
The Illusionists, who are coming to Ireland, cast a spell over charmed journalists in Paris
Property agent's decent proposal in Rathfarnham for €1.425m
- New to Market
- February 23, 2017, 00:01
Ganly's family-friendly home on an acre, where he proposed to his wife, is set in a world of its own
Sandycove four-bed in perfect condition for €1.175m
- New to Market
- February 23, 2017, 00:00
Bright, modern, semidetached house near Dalkey features clever internal design
Deceptively roomy in Rathfarnham for €595,000
- New to Market
- February 23, 2017, 00:00
Property's attic has been fully converted, offering families an abundance of space
Kilkenny manor with an attic fit for a princess
- New to Market
- February 22, 2017, 06:00
Five-bedroom house in glorious gardens just minutes from city for €1.1 million
President's Chair maker John Lee scoops €15,000 prize
- Interiors
- February 21, 2017, 11:00
Meath furniture-maker who created seat for Michael D Higgins wins Golden Fleece Award
House Rules: The many ways of seeing colonial style
- Interiors
- February 18, 2017, 06:00
Style and design smooth a path over historical inequalities
Upgraded cottage is a Dalkey delight for €1.75m
- New to Market
- February 16, 2017, 05:00
Four-bedroom Sorrento Road detached with space to play and think
Phepotstown House in Co Kildare has proved a very good sport
- New to Market
- February 16, 2017, 00:00
Elegant country house and lands, selling for €1.6m, are perfect for horse and sports lovers
Next big country? Trend towards green means it could be us
- Interiors
- February 11, 2017, 07:00
Pantone says colour of 2017 gives us 'reassurance we yearn for' amid global tumult
The next big thing? Not doughnuts
- Interiors
- February 11, 2017, 00:00
It's tempting to imitate what's already popular but that's not progress
House Rules: on balancing your life
- Interiors
- February 4, 2017, 06:00
Look east for Chinese inspiration on balancing all aspects of life – including your desk
Goodbye Dry January, hello to the best bars in the world
- Food & Drink
- February 1, 2017, 08:00
Gemma Tipton finds some of the best places to wet your whistle in Ireland and around the globe
Joy Gerrard: 'I was thinking about how crowds react to a space of fear'
- Art & Design
- February 1, 2017, 05:00
Shot Crowd's large-scale paintings of protests are overwhelming and empowering
Capturing Ireland's 'lawless, wild irreverence' on camera
- Life & Style
- January 28, 2017, 02:00
Irish photographer Seamus Murphy has an extraordinary eye for capturing humanity
'Mother River': photographs of life along China's Yangtze
- Art & Design
- January 26, 2017, 05:00
Yan Wang Preston's exhibition captures sweeping landscape of third-longest river
House Rules: On hiding your telly
- Interiors
- January 21, 2017, 06:00
It's back to 'Generaton Game' with Neptune's new version of the home entertainment centre
Eugeen Van Mieghem: Docklands denizen who drew a world on the move
- Art & Design
- January 18, 2017, 05:00
The Belgian artist was inspired by poor people emigrating at the port of Antwerp
House Rules: I'm being stalked by unicorns. For real
- Interiors
- January 14, 2017, 00:00
From greeting cards to mugs to T-shirts, the mythical horned horse is turning up all over
House Rules: on Loving January
- Interiors
- January 7, 2017, 06:00
It may be the darkest month of the year and have the gloomiest day of all, but things may be looking up for January
STEM subjects all very well, but it's art that will create undreamed of jobs
- Art & Design
- January 7, 2017, 00:00
It's a convincing exhibition, exploring what it means to be from a place, how landscape affects us, and how we live in society
Mark Neville: waging an ethical war with his camera
- Art & Design
- January 5, 2017, 05:00
From boy soldiers to stock traders, Neville's photos set out to spark change, and he has even seen his books burned in Scotland
'I love the hunt and the capture'
- Interiors
- December 31, 2016, 06:00
Pieces of Me: Nicholas Gore Grimes


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Caring107512650 March 12, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My mom came from Diamond Ridge rehab facility in Pittsburg which I was not happy with. I just put in a complaint with licensing on how my mother was treated. When she was brought to the other facility, there was no mention in any medical report that mother had second to third degree bedsores on her behind. That's what really ticked me off. She didn't deserve that. Mother only had pureed food, and they were told at the beginning that she didn't like mashed potatoes, but they would give it to her almost every night. My feeling was there weren't enough persons there to handle the amount of patients that they have in the facility. They were overworked and could not take care of people the way they should have been taken care of. Most of the employees were very good. They tried under tough circumstances to do what they could do. There were some that were questionable. Overall, there were enough of them to handle the patients they have. That atmosphere seemed like Diamond Ridge was more concerned about the money than anything else. Her bedsores started there. When I went to see my mom, she was having trouble breathing, but no one there had noticed it. The nurse came, and they wanted to ship her to the hospital. When she got to the hospital, she was dehydrated. It is because they didn't give her enough fluids. When they rolled her over, they had put coverings on her behind. She had bedsores, and it just got worse. They never made any notation on any reports to the nurses or the doctors. It just got passed on. Originally, she was in a room with one other roommate. Then they moved her into a room for three people. They clean it from time to time. The personnel that were handling the patients were just overwhelmed with the amount of patients.
Caring103306650 December 22, 2014
I am/was a resident of this facility
My stay at Diamond Ridge was terrible. The food was horrible, some of the beds were old, and it took me about a week before I got a bed that I could control myself. The people were very nice, and the facility looked nice. My mother stayed there for two-and-a-half years, and she really didn't complain.
caring6025 November 22, 2014
I am a friend or relative of a resident
I would recommend Diamond Ridge. It was clean, and -- according to my mother -- the staff was very friendly, and the health care was also very good. They did have a bunch of activities.
Caring80388050 March 27, 2014
I am a friend or relative of a resident
Diamond Ridge was a great place, but extremely expensive. My father-in-law was there for probably 35 days. He was basically in rehab, so they had them do some stuff with his feet, pedaling, doing stuff like that. But they're $8,000 a month. He could not afford that. The staff was fine, they were clean, and I like the location. It's a nice place, but it's too expensive.
NoNameRequired March 15, 2013
I visited this facility
STAY AWAY. 3 beds to a room, 1 bathroom for 2 rooms to share - NOT GOOD. Residents wandering hallways at all hours of the night, items missing constantly. You have to bring your own TV, pay for your own cable and phone. My mother was given a tranquilizer by accident. Never again will I allow my mother to go here.
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I'm thinking of getting into a tcg. Which would you recommend and why?
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I dunno I love pokemon haha! I am such a kid! But its expensive! i wasted like 75 dollars on 2 ds pokemon game ): and they were used. I haven't play the other one yet but yeah. I don't have a 3ds lol I still only have my pokemon lite. lol (: Anyways I always like pokemon! hahah (:
Thanks for the input but I meant the card game.
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Play Hearthstone. Much more comfortable and generally cheaper in the long run. There are also tons of other online Card-Games like Solforge, etc.
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Bright, bold and trendy, with an idyllic beachfront location and spectacular views, this 260-room beach hotel has it all. This international establishment, renovated in 2008, is a refreshing island paradise. It comprises 5 3-storey annexes, a 3-storey main building, a garden and a terrace. There is a lobby with 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities, a children's playground, a bar and a restaurant. Conference facilities, WLAN Internet access, a car park and bicycle hire are also available, the latter for a fee.
The hotel is located on Bophut beach and within walking distance of a fishing village well known for its restaurants, caf�s and shopping boutiques. The Big Buddha is a 10-minute drive away, while the Na Muang waterfall and the grandfather and grandmother rocks are a 30-minute drive away. The Butterfly Garden is 40 minutes away by car. Guests can reach Chaweng Beach in 15 minutes by car. The hotel is only a 10-minute drive from Samui Airport (approximately 5 km away).
The hotel features modern rooms equipped with wifi Internet access. Each room has a shower, a hairdryer, a double bed, direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, a mini fridge and tea and coffee making facilities. Further amenities include individually regulated air conditioning, central heating, a balcony or terrace and a safe.
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The hotel restaurant offers the best of Thailand's cuisine in a modern tapas style. A continental breakfast buffet is served daily, and lunch and dinner are available � la carte.
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Restaurant Review: Dining in Newport, R.I.
Friday, August 19, 2005
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Creole Tomato-Peanut Soup
June 21, 2005 Dinner at Cafe Drake
Sloe Gin Fizzes
Creole Tomato & Peanut Soup
Onion Tart with Japanese Greens
Coffee & Ouzo
David Sellers (as seen above relaxing in the warm glow of Cafe Drake) is a marvelous cook and host, impressing guests with ambitious and complex meals. A memorable dinner at his apartment in Williamsburg began with icy Martinis and hot bruschetta, followed by an appetizer of seared foie gras and morel mushrooms with a (freshly squeezed!) pomegranate glaze. Hard act to follow, but the stuffed Cornish hens and roasted acorn squash held their own in this gourmet feast.
The menu above is far simpler, but once again, perfectly suited to a post-work, mid-week dinner. Make the soup (recipe below) the night ahead to allow flavors to mingle and mature. Wash and saute the greens as a first step; you can reheat later or serve at room temperature. I used a mixture of baby mustard greens and mizuna, which lend an appreciated bite to the creamy mildness of the tart (basically, onion quiche. Frozen pie crust? Natch). The cooking time for these tender greens is less than 5 minutes.
2 T. oil / 1 cup chopped onion / 1/3 cup chopped green bell pepper / 1 t. cayenne / 1 T. whole wheat flour / 1 cup milk / 1/2 cup chunky peanut butter / 1 cup chopped tomato / 2 cups tomato juice
- Heat oil in large pot and cook onion and pepper until softened. Add cayenne and cook 1 more minute.
- Stir in flour and milk, and when smooth add peanut butter. Cook for 2 minutes then add juice and chopped tomatoes.
- Stir frequently for about 10 minutes until soup has thickened nicely. Season as desired with salt.
Rabbit with Prunes and Mustard Sauce
None of these delusional notions should prevent us from welcoming this extraordinarily tasty creature into our kitchens, as rabbit is delicious and more packed with more nutritional value (and less cholesterol) than skinless chicken breast. Two local restaurants have excelled in hare preparation - Williamsburg's DuMont pan fries the meat with a light crust and serves warm atop dressed salad greens, while Prune, in the East Village, cooks the rabbit in a sweet brown sauce laced with that restaurant's eponymous dried fruit.
The recipe below takes a cue from this sweet and savoury mix, while adding a mustard cream sauce typical to French cuisine. Although below we recommend sides of polenta and greens, rabbit is also very nice with a vegetable protein such as a white bean salad or stewed fava beans. Drink a non-oak aged Chardonnay with this dish, or a crisp and grassy Sancerre.
1 1/2 lbs. rabbit, cut into pieces / 1 T. flour / 1 T. each olive oil & softened butter / 1 onion, finely chopped / 6 oz. pitted prunes, roughly chopped / 4 oz. fromage frais / 1 1/2 T. Dijon mustard / seasoning to taste (thyme and rosemary or parsley work well)
- Place rabbit pieces in a paper bag with the flour and shake to coat evenly.
- Heat oil and butter in a large pan and fry rabbit until golden brown all over.
- Add onions and prunes to pan and pour over just enough water to cover. Season generously and simmer for 45 minutes until rabbit is tender.
- Remove the rabbit with a slotted spoon and keep warm. Stir fromage frais and mustard into the pan and simmer until reduced slightly. Spoon the sauce over the rabbit and serve with creamy polenta and sauteed greens.
Spaghetti with Red Wine Sauce
What makes this pasta unusual is the cooking method; the spaghetti is simmered for the majority of the time in the red wine. My first taste of this preparation was at the legendary Da Silvano on 6th Avenue in New York. I attempted the dish soon after trying it, and over time have fairly near perfected it (if I do say so myself). Personal modesty be damned: this pasta won rave reviews from my friend Angela Zorzi, for whom I served it to many years ago in my little apartment on East 11th Street. Ms. Zorzi, by the way, is a native of Roma, Italia! An entire bottle of wine may seem slightly extravagant to some, but Chiantis can be found quite cheap and you don't need a superlative quality for this recipe.
Salt and freshly ground black pepper / ½ cup extra virgin olive oil / 1 T. minced garlic / 1 t. red pepper flakes / 1 lb. Spaghetti / 1 bottle red wine (such as Chianti) / 1 T. butter
- Bring a large pot of water to boil and salt it.
- Place the oil and garlic and red pepper in a deep skillet. When the water boils add the pasta and turn the skillet to a high heat. In a couple of minutes add salt and pepper to skillet and ¾ of the bottle of wine. Bring to a boil and maintain it there.
- When the pasta begins to soften (about 5 minutes) drain it and add to skillet. Cook, adding a little wine at a time, until the mixture is almost completely dry. You will need to stir the pasta and sauce fairly often. When the noodles are done (soft but with a tiny bite), turn off the heat and stir in the butter. As soon as the butter glazes the pasta, serve immediately.
I prefer this as a pasta course before the entrée, but it also makes a marvelous side dish. Try a swirled mound of the spaghetti beside a thin breast of Chicken Fricasse or a meaty fish such as a roasted cod. If serving as a starter, garnish with just a sprinkle of fresh grated parmesan, chopped parsley and few red pepper flakes.
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Restaurant Review: The Queen's Hideaway
222 Franklin Street (Green Street), Greenpoint, Brooklyn; (718)383-2355
This aptly named restaurant is tucked away on a quiet, largely residential block of west Greenpoint's Franklin Avenue. Any qualms regarding the obscure location are dismissed once you enter the charmingly rustic dining room (or walk through the slender space to a beautiful back garden). Upon being seated a bowl of boiled peanuts are placed on the table for snacking while perusing the single page menu (which changes daily and is dependent on the freshest ingredients available that morning). The nuts are slightly wet, in-shell and a wee bit tangy, cooked as they are in a vinegary spiced broth. While the selection of entrees is small, there so far have been no mistakes from the kitchen. A larger appetizer menu would be welcome, but you can't go wrong with the cheese plate ($5) (often accompanied by exotic meats smoked on the premises and seasonal fruits) or the piping hot zucchini fritters ($4). Not at all greasy, and lighter than expected, they are served with a homemade hot sauce, which while not fiery enough for my taste is loaded with flavor and a surprising sweetness.
Of the entrees sampled, all have been delicious and added to the wish list for future kitchen appearances. A plate of perfectly cooked scallops ($12), atop a melange of tiny yellow and red cherry tomatoes, saided with just-fried tortilla strips is a great choice for a light dinner. The pan-fried trout ($12), topped with a remoulade sauce, is more substantial and also cooked to retain moisture and natural flavor. Those with large appetites (i.e. moi) should go for the witty pulled pork sandwich($13), again, smoked in-house and piled atop Wonder bread slices with various vegetable sides.
Okay, now that we've strongly urged you to make a trek to The Queen's Hideaway, it's time for the lone bitchy comment (which really is meant more as a good-natured suggestion). The restaurant charges a $5 corkage fee for those bringing wine - the only option given there is currently no liquor license. This is offputting enough for diners already inconvenienced by the lack of a bar, but insult is added to injury when the waitstaff hands the opener to patrons and forces them to fend for themselves. THEN, on two visits, there were no proper wine glasses in sight and guests were sipping Cab from coffee mugs.
Hard to complain (well not that difficult obviously) given the rock-bottom food prices, and considering the carefully composed and well executed menu, but a liquor license would be appreciated. If not, then at least courteous treatment of those having gone to the bother to BYOB. Perhaps, somehow, somewhere, this review will not fall on deaf (and highly talented) ears.
Ginisang Munggo
1lb Large shrimp / 2 cups Dry mung beans / 1 Yellow onion, peeled and sliced / 2 tbsps Peanut oil / 2 cloves Sliced garlic / 4 1/2 cups Chicken stock / 1 Thin slice of fresh ginger / 1 tsp Salt / 1 tsp. fresh ground black pepper
- Soak beans overnight, then hull them by rubbing them in your hands, scoop out the hulls from the container, then rinse the beans.
- Add peanut oil into a large preheated saucepan, and stir fry your yellow onion and garlic, then add your chicken soup stock and your slice of ginger.
- Bring the lot to a boil, reduce heat, cover, simmer for 20 minutes, remove your ginger, then continue cooking for about 10 minutes.
- Add shrimp, salt and pepper, and cook for another 6 or 7 minutes, allowing the shrimp to absorb the flavor.
I like to serve Ginisang Mungoo with plain brown rice, a watercress salad and sliced, vinegared cucumbers. A dry Riesling, well chilled, is a perfect partner for the meal.
Monday, August 08, 2005
Scallops in Sweet Pea Puree
My dear friend Jenifer Ruske, seen above sampling caviar potatoes during Cocktail Hour at Cafe Drake, is a marvelous cook and generous hostess. Stopping by her backyard in Ft. Greene earlier this summer, I was delightfully surprised to find a casual bbq yielding many types of cheeses, dips, chilled sake and from the grill - perfectly charred chicken, salmon and tuna steaks and sea scallops no less! The recipe here is in honor of Jen, who almost never passes up the opportunity for scallops when offered.
The following entree's grand taste and appearance both belie its ease of preparation,and with its verdant color and clean, simple flavors you're sure to impress even the most discerning guests. Pair prudently with an excellent wine. Let us suggest the absurdly well-priced Sauvignon Blanc from Washington state's Snoqualmie Vineyards. Very modern tasting, this crisp white compliments seafood while allowing gentler flavors to stand on their own.
2 t. olive oil / 12 sea scallops / 1/2 t. sea salt / black pepper / 1 cup chicken stock / 1 clove garlic, minced / 1 10-oz. package frozen petite green peas / 1/2 cup fresh mint leaves / 2 T. butter / 2 t. white wine vinegar
- Heat oil in a large skillet. Sprinkle scallops with salt and pepper and add to hot pan. Cook for 4 minutes, turning once and remove.
- Add broth, garlic and peas to pan and simmer for 3 minutes. Place pea mixture in blender with more salt, mint and butter and process until silky smooth. Add vinegar and blend again for 5 seconds.
- Spoon a small portion of pea mixture onto center of each plate and spread into a circle.
- Top each serving with 4 scallops.
Hot garlic bread makes a wonderful side. Since dinner is light here, follow with a rich Maytag Blue cheese and sliced pears and bread.
August 5, 2005 Dinner at Cafe Drake
Sunday, August 07, 2005
Chinese Tea Ice Cream
Black teas are rich in anti-oxidants, and especially delicious when configured into surprising sweet or savory dishes. The weather is sultry now, so jumpstart your summer menus with the following homemade ice cream. Improbable and quirky, this smoky tasting dessert almost reminds us of a vanilla milkshake spiked with Scotch. Yum! Best served after a rich, non-dairy entree such as roasted leg of lamb or braised short ribs. Skip the hot coffee and finish with a chilled digestif.
1 cup milk / 6 Lapsang Souchong teabags / 3/4 cup of sugar / 6 egg yolks / 2 t. flour / 1/4 t. salt / 1 cup half-and-half / 1 cup heavy cream
- Bring the milk to a boil in large saucepan and remove from heat. Add teabags.
- In a mixing bowl, beat egg yolks and sugar until thick and yellow. Beat in flour and salt. Step away.
- Remove teabags from milk (after 15 minutes or so) and add half-and-half to milk. Bring to a simmer and slowly beat in egg and sugar mixture.
- Pour entire mixture back into saucepan and heat gently, stirring often, until thickening occurs. DO NOT overheat as will eggs will scramble (rather gruesomely we might add).
- remove from heat and pour through a strainer into a large bowl. Cool slightly, stir in the cream and refrigerate for several hours (overnight is best). When ready, freeze in ice cream maker following manufacturer's instructions.


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We are very excited to announce a partnership with Native Sun Jacksonville! On September 12th, Native Sun has pledged to donate 5% of store sales to our local chapter, when you shop at the Jacksonville Beach store!
Native Sun Natural Foods Market will also be joining us on at our International Coastal Cleanup Day event, so come on out to say thanks!
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Join us Tuesday, September 13th at Lynch's Irish Pub in Jax Beach for a First Coast Surfrider Chapter meeting!! We will be discussing upcoming events such as International Coastal Cleanup Day and Black Tie & Baggies! Stay tuned for more exciting news in regards to our new partnership with Native Sun in Jax Beach!
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As my term as Chair of the First Coast Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation ends, I wanted to send a note of thanks to all of our members, supporters, partners and especially our great executive committee members who have helped to support me and the chapter during this past year. All of your support has made this a great experience for me and makes me proud to be a part of such a great organization that is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of our oceans, waves and beaches.
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Chair: Hayley DiGiano
Vice Chair: Kathy Hayden
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At Large: Paul Hayden
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Sony Ericsson T707
Well, we have actually come to the event licking our lips at the opportunity to get our hangs on the Sony Ericsson's future camera phones about to hit the US market. We encountered the T707 clamshell instead, also known as Maria Sharapova's toy. While Maria is really one of our favorite tennis stars, the T707 has actually failed to make us feel the same way. However, aside from being a lucky phone (one of the luckiest we know of), there is hardly anything about it that hits like a ton of bricks. Still, the handset looks good and delivers a fresh and youthful appearance. The external screen is far from being all cut-and-dried though, since it blends with the front side almost perfectly. The keypad has a nice design and pressing the keys feels great and typing comes as easy as an apple pie. All in all, this is a decent phone by Sony Ericsson that features nothing out of the ordinary.
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The logotype is a bespoke design created by Julien Gallico, the art director responsible for the new Balenciaga identity. We had no hand in it at all. He commissioned us to create a new typeface for this identity. While they certainly share a similar esthetic (that was the goal!), the logo and the typeface are not directly derived from each other. The typeface is a sort of spin-off (I'm not going to say custom since it often means quickly changing a few letters) of our typeface U8, which we transformed under his art direction.
As far as we know, the typeface has not been used very much yet. We expected it to be used for little prints on labels and things like that, the webfont was not planned (hence the rather poor rendering in your screenshot), but we are glad they embrace the design even for their website.
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Jul 20, 2011 at 10:10 UTC
User called me saying she could not log into her e-mail. I asked her if she changed her password lately, to which she said no. I asked her if she typed it in correctly and she said yes. I then asked if her "caps lock" was on and she said no. I walked down to her office and noticed a little green light on her keyboard. I pushed the caps lock key and told her to try again. She was able to log into her e-mail.
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:11 UTC
A secretary called me in because IE was automatically saving her passwords, and due to security reasons she didn't want them saved.
I dutifully erased her saved passwords, and turned the option off.
2 days later she tells me it's happening again, I go in and notice the option has been turned on again. I turn it off and erase the passwords, then ask her to log into a site to test.
When she logs in, a notification box came up asking "Do you want IE to automatically save passwords?"
She immediately clicks yes.
When I pointed this out she said "Oh, is that what it said? I never bothered to read it."
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:12 UTC
A senior-level person in our company was traveling for business. They called into the help desk wondering why they couldn't get online at a remote location.
"Well," they said, "I was able to get on this morning in my hotel on the wireless, but then I couldn't get on when I went wired. Now, again, in this new place, I can't get on when I'm wired."
OK, said I, lets try a few different things.
"You know," they interrupt, "I think I figured it out. It's this cord. This is a poisoned ethernet cord! It caught something from the hotel port the first time I went wired, and now it won't work anymore no matter where I use it."
Sadly, this is far too true, but it has created the legend of the Poisoned Ethernet Cord amongst us IT guys in the office here. =)
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:14 UTC
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Receptionist: What's this Outlook page? How did I get here?
Me: Huh? What do you mean?
Receptionist: I mean this Outllook page.
Me: Ummm... That's your email.
Receptionist: Oh.
Edit - This receptionist has been working here for 5+ years, with Outlook.
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:17 UTC
Me: Hello, IT.
Al: It is broke.
Me: What's broke?
Al: My computer.
Me: Okay, Al, let's check your screen. Where are you at?
Al: My desk.
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:19 UTC
I was working for a credit union and one of the loan officers called and said he needed help accessing the info on a CD...appraisal or something like that. He was downstairs at the same branch as me so I just went down to help rather than try and figure it out over the phone or remote to his PC.
When I get to his office he hands me the CD and says I can't get it into the CD drive. I figure the drive has just shot craps so I go around to his side of the desk and find the plastic face of his PC half melted from the space heater he was running under his desk. It had warped the drive face so bad it would no longer open.
Needless to say I was not pleased. When he saw the look on my face he said, "I guess the heater needs to be further away from my computer, huh?" So, not saying a word, I open the case enough for me to break/pry the face of the PC off and then got the melted part of the cd drive face off as well. The cd drive would now open. I told him that he would have to use the computer as is and left still fuming about the whole deal.
He goes and complains to the IT director about my actions and I showed my director the melted face of the PC. He shakes his head and goes to visit the CEO of the credit union....needless to say that loan office was stuck with his PC and there was an offical ban on ALL space heaters from then on.
I'll post the pic of the PC face if I can find it. :)
I don't have a pic of the CD face plate that melted but here is the PC.
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:21 UTC
Just had one a few minutes ago. A manager called me and said her screens had all gone black and when they didn't come back on, she shut down her computer by the power button. When she tried to turn it back on, all the screens were still black.
Now, many of you probably already have your suspicious of what's wrong. So I get up there and immediately see the blue light on her monitors isn't on. Nor is it amber. Clue number 1. Also, her printer is off but the power switch is on. Clue number 2! I look down and the orange light on her surge protector is off. Clue number 3! So I flipped the surge protector switch and everything popped right back on. And she never shut down her computer. She hit the power button just long enough to put it into sleep mode. So was so grateful that she didn't actually lose any work. I then proceeded to push the surge protector as far to the back and side under her desk as possible in hopes that she won't accidentally turn it off again.
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:29 UTC
Me: Hello?
Her: Can you look at my computer? I just sat down and the cursor is scrolling to the right!
Me: Excuse me?
Her: It's literally just scrolling off to the right I can't stop it!
Me: (pause, no way this is it) Is there something on your space bar?
Her: .......I hate you.
Me: laughing.
She was actually a friend down in concessions, so no harm done. I think it got me a free Icee.
More recently, and at my current job, the attached picture is less funny and more double facepalm.
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:35 UTC
When I was contracting, one of my duties was setting up microwave point to point. One site was picky about insurance paperwork and the like so the main office would always make sure they had a current copy of our certificate prior to any work done at the building.
I arrived on the scheduled day and spent the day hauling 12 cinder blocks to the freight elevator, to the 14th floor and up to the roof. I assembled the non-penetrating roof mount, set up the antenna and ran the cable. The cable had to be dropped to the IDF on the 10th floor as the top several floors were CIA and government Admin. So I find the roof cap, drop my fish rods with string attached. Run the cable, terminate and connect it. Configure and connect the Cisco switch and then head tot he basement for the final test. All good on the laptop.
I turn in my badge to the main guard and let him know I will be back to make the final connection in the morning. (A 10 foot patch cable to the customer's patch panel.) Since their suite was closed, and they were gone, I figured I could just patch and test all at once. I did not feel like making or retrieving a new cable from the truck back at the parking garage.
I show up and see the same guard at the desk. He stops me and says I can not work at the building without a valid insurance certificate on file. I assure him they have one and I worked there all day yesterday. He says he does not have it. So, I spend 3 hours on hold to get one faxed over. As I am waiting and getting his property management to acknowledge the fax, I see the original. It is on his guard station, soaked in coffee and the only thing I can read on it is part of the company name and the insurance carrier letterhead. He had acted as if they never had one. He never admitted to the incident and the 30 minutes of billable time to test the connection turned into a total of 4 hours.
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:45 UTC
ahhh, confirmation that i am not the only one!
the caps lock ....my password won't work issue
Jul 20, 2011 at 10:46 UTC
We used to have a large UPS covering the entire computer room, linked to all the wall power outlets. Occasionally it would throw an alarm and the "fix" was to flick it to bypass then back to load. One day I turned it one turn too many to the left and shut the power to the entire room (IT Dept's PC's, File servers, AS400, HP9000, RS6000 all cut)...
Oops!.... (facepalm!)
I just blamed the UPS (o:
Jul 20, 2011 at 11:18 UTC
One of our people put in a ticket saying that her deskjet printer was printing smudges all over the paper every time she tried to print anything. I went to take a look, and I don't know what made me do this, but I pulled out the ink cartridges to take a look, and discovered that she had put in new cartridges, and didn't peel the plastic off of the print head.
That's not the worst part. About a month later, she puts in another ticket for the same thing. Guess what the first thing I checked was. Yep, she did it again.
Jul 20, 2011 at 11:37 UTC
Him: My computer won't power on.
Me: Is the surge protector plugged in and turned on
Him: Yes
Me: Try unplugging it and putting it in a different outlet
Him: okay still doesn't work
Me (drive 20 minutes, walk in, take plug from surge protector and plug it into another outlet, turn on the computer, and walk away without saying a word to the user)
Jul 20, 2011 at 11:47 UTC
I posted this one in a different thread, but it's probably my biggest facepalm moment, so here goes:
I got a call from a user saying that when he sends an e-mail to a certain coworker, that coworker never gets the e-mail.
Since this user is the one calling me and no one else is having an issue sending an e-mail to that coworker, I figured I'd go and see how he was sending the e-mail. My first thought was that he wasn't typing in the right address and not using the GAL. Worst case scenario, there was an alias set up a long time ago that no longer exists. He didn't mention any non-deliverable messages, but you never know with some people. I get to his desk and look at his sent items. The address is correct and no non-deliverable messages(at least none that haven't been deleted already). Odd...
While on my way back to my ice cave to check some exchange settings and spam rules....wait. Rules. I bet the coworker has a rule set up that's moving the e-mails into a folder he never looks at. So, I get to the coworker's desk and ask him if he has any Outlook rules set up. He gives me a blank stare like I just asked him to calculate PI. I checked his rules and lo and behold, "move any message from Joe to deleted items."
All becomes clear. Apparently, three years ago, "joe" left the company and someone forwarded all e-mail from "joe" to this coworker. About a year ago, "joe" came back to work for the company. Sometime in between, one of my predecessors(I can probably guess which one that was) didn't know how the e-mails were being forwarded, so he just set up that Outlook rule. So...for well over a year, "joe" has never been able to send an e-mail to this coworker and I just got this call today!!!
Jul 20, 2011 at 12:09 UTC
Briser-at my last job the AS400 shutting down unexpectedly was the ultimate worst thing that could happen. Maintenance was installing new sandwich machines one day out on the manufacturing floor(did not check with our office), which shared a residential grade circuit box with our server room (I was NOT there when it was installed). At the time, we had one big UPS that was supposed to keep our servers going in the event we lost power. (See where this is going?) Somehow, maintenance flipped the main breaker and even tripped the UPS power source. Of course, this was a day when everyone else had gone to lunch and I was by myself. I don't miss the 400 for this reason-when it crashes, it crashes HARD. Needless to say, maintenance was no longer allowed to mess with anything power related before talking to IT, we purchased a second UPS, and it wasn't long before we got a commercial grade curcuit box.
Jul 20, 2011 at 1:36 UTC
From my days back in the op room:
Me: Hit the pound key and enter your pin number.
Her: What is the pound key?
Me: It looks like an x's and oh's board, a number sign.
Her: OK, I will be right back.
(user heads to panel, comes back after a long time.)
Her: I can't find the # key. Where is it?
Me: Under the 9.
Her: (Sounding weirdly skeptical) Ooo K..
(user heads to panel, comes back after a long time.)
Her: I pried the 9 off with a screwdriver and there is no button under it.
Me: /facepalm
Jul 20, 2011 at 3:22 UTC
I dunno if this was a face-palm or not, but it did kinda freak me out. I used to work in the gambling industry doing tech support of some slot machine type games they had scattered all over the state. These were in gas stations, laundromats, bars, etc. They were limited to only four machines at any one location, so of course most places had four. I was at one gas station in a not-so-great part of a mostly blue-collar town and I watched one guy walk in (while I was working on one of the machines there) and in the course of 20-25 minutes he blew well over $600. I swore right then and there that the only money I would ever put in those things would be to test the bill validator.
Jul 20, 2011 at 3:36 UTC
My wife and I worked on a website for a small hotel/motel. We got everything just the way the owner wanted and he said everything looked great. Well about a month after we finished it, we got a call from him saying the he wanted us to make some changes. When we asked what he wanted, he said the home page was too big and he was mad that we had changed it. We told him that we changed nothing, and that it might be the zoom on his browser that was causing the problem. Anyway, he didn't want to hear anything about it and was all pissed that we weren't fixing it. We finally told him that we were going to come down to see him to talk about the problem. It didn't turn out to be the zoom on his browser, but his screen resolution was set to 1024x768(Streched) on a 1680x1050 native screen. Fix it 30 seconds and he just said oh good. No sorry I bitched at you, just oh good. Felt like giving him a facepalm, Chuck Norris style.
Another time I think I may have posted about before..
Talking to my Father-In-Law over the phone about a problem he was having with the sound on the computer and I said the we may need to pull the card out to make sure it's seated properly. Before I even finished the sentence, he goes "Ok, it's out". I asked if he had turned the computer off and he says "no, should I have", then he adds "I think it froze". I said ok, try turning it off and back on again. Beep beep beep beep.. *facepalm*
Jul 20, 2011 at 6:58 UTC
I had a user complain that they would never receive any company email. No matter what anyone sent her she did not receive it.
She added the company domain name to her spam filter rules.
Jul 21, 2011 at 3:02 UTC
HD IT Solutions is an IT service provider.
Not a user, but a me.
Many years ago I was showing someone around the IT room for the company I was then contracted to.
They thought it would be funny to pretend to press buttons, which wound me up no end.
They went to press the switch on the main file server (and I swear to God, this all happened in slo-mo) so I dived in front of him with my arm outstretched...
And caught the switch myself.
This was long before the days of needing to hold the switch in for a few seconds.
I now had a decision. Remove my finger and switch it off, or stay there for the rest of the day, like the little boy with his finder in the dyke...
Jul 21, 2011 at 3:15 UTC
this one time i fell off my bike and .... ohh you said "facepalm" not face plant haha
Jul 21, 2011 at 5:26 UTC
Remembered this other one.
After leaving college I managed to get a 2 month student placement at an oil company as a computer operator. Was standing with the Ops Analyst at a large IBM printer checking the toner bottles and I thought the bottle felt empty so I dunted it on the printer which caused toner to puff out and go on the Ops Analysts white shirt - boy was he pissed with me!!!
Jul 21, 2011 at 5:43 UTC
My girlfriend slapped me in the face.
Jul 21, 2011 at 8:07 UTC
My girlfriend slapped me in the face.
+1 haha
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"This Project is Rubbish!" is a research project focused on marine debris. It is run by the South African Shark Conservancy (SASC) and funded by Project Aware. "This Project is rubbish!" aims to quantify the accumulation rates, composition and distribution of macro and micro plastics in the Overstrand region of the Western Cape of South Africa. This will be achieved by completing sediment surface surveys as well as core sampling of the sediment. The project aims to develop awareness amongst the general public regarding marine debris through education and research.
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I've been dating a guy for 3 months now, and didn't know until the other day that he actually had a Facebook. I searched for him when we first started dating and couldn't find him, so I assumed he didn't have a fb page. every time I talked about fb, he never said he had one, so I assumed he didn't. Anyways, I found out yesterday that he does have one. I find it weird that he hasn't added me, or said anything about it before now. I don't know what I should do. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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The limestone and sandstone crags and quarries described in this guide are scattered over a large area of North, East and South Cumbria outwith the Lake District, and a major attraction is that its climbs may often remain dry when those in the National Park are not. Important crags described include Chapel Head Scar and Armathwaite, but numerous lesser known crags also give plenty of scope within easy reach of the Lakes, ideal venues to save a wet day or as evening crags for locals.
Excellent colour photodiagrams of virtually every crag will not only help in locating the climbs but are also a great source of inspiration. In addition there are sections on just about everything a climber might find useful in a guidebook, from a list of climbing walls for days when even these crags are dripping, to a comprehensive history and first ascents list to read in the cafe. Interspersed throughout is a superb collection of action photographs.
This is the first edition, summer 2012 publication from the Fell and Rock Climbing Club.
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In a video that has quite possibly the most awesome warning in the history of translated warnings, Suidobashi Heavy Industry brings you Kuratas, a robot you can climb inside and pilot. I know, I know--like me, you won't be satisfied until it can transform into a jet fighter so we can fully address the impending Zentraedi threat. But still, I'll need you to protect Earth--I have a feeling that, based on the glimpse I saw of the cockpit in the following video, the controls are more Xbox than Battlezone. Which means I'm screwed.
I love that. "You're not here for safety and comfort. You're here to climb inside a robot. Are we clear on what's happening? Good." Also: kickin' theme music.
The beast's official website is here. Found at Coldalbion's Tumblr via Wolven (no surprises there).
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Mom's "On Strike" Casserole
Recipe by Bec6206
I found this recipe out of the blue-we tried it and loved it! If you want it to look a little more 'fresh', just boil the 2 cups water first, and let the noodles soak for a minute or two, and pour the noodles (and water) into the pan like before. (you need the water!) Also, it is very easy to double for large groups! (Which is what we have to do just to feed our family of 8!)
Top Review by Bec6206
Hey! I posted this! Just tonight (3/18/03) I made this and, since we only had a pound of ground beef, I double the whole recipe except for the beef. This still made enough food for the 7 of us that had it! I thought that this was cool, and decided to share it...I love it!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb ground beef
- 2 cups egg noodles, dry
- 2 cups water
- 2 cans vegetable soup (or one family size-we like the one with alphabet noodles!)
- salt and pepper, to taste
Directions See How It's Made
- Brown ground beef, drain.
- Add: 2 cups dry egg noodles, 2 cups water, and salt and pepper.
- Bring to a boil.
- Reduce to a simmer until noodles are done.
- Add the veggie soup, and continue simmering until done.
- I made this again last night, and I made it so it wasn't quite "on strike," but it was still a quick dinner. I doubled the recipe, but not the ground beef. I used bow tie noodles, about a half of a box and cooked them separately until fully cooked. I also added a chopped green pepper (cooked) about 1/2 cup of frozen corn, and a 1/2 cup of frozen peas. This almost made a whole new dish, very good with the fresh ingredients. I will probably do it this way from now on! Bec