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In 2009 the government of Ontario, Canada, was emerging from an electronic health records scandal of its own - a failed electronic network that cost taxpayers here a billion dollars and was a complete failure.
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So what happened? They missed deadline after deadline after deadline. The government finally fired them. They were so late in delivery, it was just not worth it anymore, and the entire contract got canceled.
France Gelinas, a member of Ontario's provincial parliament and a member of the public accounts committee, was stunned.
The contractor, CGI, knew Ontario's government would be looking over its shoulder. The government had written in contract clauses specifically outlining that if the e-health diabetes registry didn't work, CGI would not get paid.
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"The six-year contract, two years in, got canceled. Nothing got done. There was nothing to show for it and they did not get paid," Gelinas said. "There was nothing to show for it."
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Yes, I know someone is going to tell me they have heard this story before, but my family has been fighting the various sick bugs that have been floating around and I'm just plain tuckered out. I just don't feel like writing a new story this week. It always feels good to confess one's shortcomings, so I guess numerous confessions ought to bring me up a notch or two with my maker. Therefore, I am re-running this story entitled Confessions of an Altar Boy.
I wonder how many families have spent Thanksgiving dinners learning old dark secrets held by the men in their families?
You know the type of stories I am referring too, don't you? Johnny used to smoke cigarettes in the barn or Dan used to slip out at night through the window to ride his bicycle into town.
I can still remember how smart I thought I was, when I would climb in the big cedar tree down at the pond to smoke a cigarette. It was several years later that I found out my dad knew all along I was sneaking down there to smoke! I was shocked that he was so smart! I thought I had outwitted my parents numerous times, only to find out later in life that my parents weren't as old fashioned as I thought they were.
Well, this is one of those stories of confessions. My mom has heard it before so I'm good to go on this one – then again she probably already knows I wasn't always the sweet little boy she thought I was.
While growing up in the Tomball Lutheran School, we took daily confirmation classes in the seventh and eight grades. Part of the right of passage was to become a candle lighter for our Sunday morning services.
Of course when we would enter the sanctuary of the church we were in full robes and gave an appearance of being a cut above the normal antics of young boy's. The truth of the matter is we were acting like devils in the back room before service began and, as I have always said, God gave boy's hair to cover the growing horns.
One of the first small things we always wanted to do was taste a communion wafer. It was to our great surprise one day we found a whole box of these things under a cabinet in the same room we kept our robes. I can't remember who found the wafers, but I still remember indulging myself in the first taste of a piece of cardboard like substance that melted in your mouth into a distinct glob of yuk.
We soon acquired a taste for these things and for several days we would enter the back room of the church on our way to our confirmation classes and get our daily dose of wafer.
I don't know if they had anything to do with a rash of constipation, but I do recall after a week or so the wafers were eventually moved. I guess one of the ladies noticed the disappearance and hid them from our sight. It's a good thing the wine was kept elsewhere!
On better days we learned the value of fire. Of course one of our duties was to make sure the wicks on our candle lighters were always fresh and in order. Regardless if they really needed a new wick or not, we would practice and practice lighting the wick and putting them out. We soon learned the longer the wick the bigger the flame and the flame soon put off soot. We also discovered the idea of running the wicks at high speed and writing on the ceiling of the room with the black soot emitting from the wick.
Now before you start wondering why there wasn't an adult in the room, you need to understand all of this went on a few minutes before the service actually started. The pastor of the church would be in the room with us, but he would then move to another room and we were left alone. It was assumed we would behave since we were in church, but somebody forgot we were still boys. Robe or no robe we still had a lot of mischief up our sleeve and our sleeves were real long while we were in those robes!
More next week as I continue the Confessions of an Altar Boy.
- Clifford
I am living proof that wisdom comes with age. The older I get, the more wisdom I exude with each day that passes. My greatest wisdom is related to marriage and therefore, I need to expound this wisdom to the younger generation of men. It is my duty to pass this wisdom along to make marriages better for the men of the world! Young men, hear my words of wisdom and heed them, well! There are a few rules you must learn to live by in order to keep peace in the household.
Rule # 1. Never assist the woman in your life by carrying crystal plates, cups or other fine chinaware that is considered an heirloom, or that may be expensive. I don't care how strong or manly you may be, these items are always subject to jump off of tables or out of your arms without notice. If your wife asks you to move these items, simply act like you are gagging real bad or go into a coughing fit. You can fake a bad hand, broken leg or even a strained back, but never lay a hand on these items.
Rule #2. Never offer to carry any kind of food or baked products that are being used for special celebrations such as weddings, anniversaries or showers. Recently I've held true to my beliefs on this and was saved by my insistence to not carry a wedding shower cake. My wife and I had gone to a local bakery to pick up this cake for my niece's shower that was being held at our home. The cake was a three tiered cake and it was in a box, but I told my wife that it would be best if I do not touch it, knowing full well that the worst could happen if I touched the thing. My wife carefully carried the box from the store and it was my job to drive her and the cake home while it rested gingerly on her lap in our car. We made it home just fine and the cake was carefully placed on the serving table for consumption the next day. The cake was covered and there it sat during the night awaiting the event the next day. I was instructed to leave our house during the shower (Rule #3. Always leave the house during showers!) and I gracefully obeyed the demands to vacate the house early. While I was away and as my wife and some of the other ladies opened the box to begin preparations, to their awe, shock and dismay THE CAKE HAD FALLEN OVER AND WAS SMASHED AGAINST THE SIDE OF THE BOX! This of course is a major disaster to any group of women. If it were a group of men we would have simply passed out forks to all the guys and eaten right out of the box in assembly line fashion, but for the lady folk this was really, really bad. There was only one hour before the shower and they scrambled back to the store and found a quick replacement. Not as pretty and not as well prepared as the first one, but at least they had a cake to take pictures with, even though it was a replacement cake.
Rule # 4. Act shocked and dismayed even if you really don't care what happened to their cake. Always sympathize with them.
And now that I am passing down my wisdom to the younger men, here is one last bit of advice on another subject. Always check your fly. Twice now in the past few months I have caught myself coming into work with a feeling of air about myself, only to find out I had failed to zip up. But last week, I had a different problem. I went to the hospital to visit my friend Buddy and as I walked across the parking lot this same feeling of air came about me. I immediately checked my fly only to find it securely in place. As I continued up the elevator and down the hall to his room I knew there was a problem so I quickly reached down once again to check things out, when I found I had busted my pants between the legs. I went in to his room anyhow and there was his wife Carolyn and other family members. Carolyn politely asked me to have a seat but I politely refused and remained standing with my body slightly turned away from them as I visited. Oh well, it wasn't the first time and I guess it won't be the last time these things happen. Life goes on.
- Clifford
Ok, I know this is a dated story and yes, I'm cheating today and re-hashing something old, but like I always say, we all eat the same kind of foods at different times, so why not re-read an old story once in a while.
This past year has been a good one for me. Many of my personal dreams and ideas are coming to pass and I must say I look forward to the new year with a new fervor and delight. I know that regardless of the everyday occurrences in one's life, the overall outcome is still gonna be alright. I'm secure in my faith and beliefs in God and in him I place all my trust, well, sort of, well, almost anyway, unless one decides to tempt fate and do something stupid. I just hope my stupid days in life are over.
I had enough of those times as a young boy, but I have had a new chill run up my neck a couple of weeks ago that made me re-think my moves and habits up at the ranch.
Now I need to preface this story with a fact. For those of you who do not know me, I am pretty straight laced in my lifestyle, so I can tell you this story with a straight face and a clear mind.
The family ranch is located in Independence, which is north of Brenham about twelve miles. We are in Washington County and our property backs up to a creek named Yegua Creek, which is the spillway for Lake Somerville. (Yegua is pronounced Yeah Wall for all of you folks who can't speak Texan. Another confusing issue is Kuykendahl, pronounced Kur Ken Dial for those of you new to our area) The land is really isolated and has boundaries surrounded by several thousand acres on all sides that are inhabited by less than ten or so people. There is no though traffic and only one way in and one way out. During hard rains we can actually get flooded in, as the water rushes over the road. We are in a fairly remote area for these parts.
About the second week of November, on a cool, crisp afternoon, I was leaving the ranch just about sunset. As I drove down the one lane road approaching our gate, my mind was in a numbed state because I had just finished a couple of hours of relaxation while doing my chores.
Now I know that statement is a bit contradictory. You may ask how can I relax while working? For me, personally, working with my cattle or just messing around outside is relaxing. It can be blazing hot or freezing cold, but if I am away from my desk at work, the pressures of life seem to flow away while I am busting my body doing manual labor. Now all you people who work outside all day probably do think I'm a bit crazy feeling that way, but it's true. I enjoy the manual labor even though it's hard work. My mind is free and all I need to worry about is making sure I don't get myself tangled up in tractor parts or barbed wire and make sure one of my cows doesn't knock me down and hurt me.
Anyway, I finally made it to the gate and got out to lock it. After closing the gate and placing the padlock, I turned to walk back to my truck and I happened to take one last view of the land ahead, as a movement caught my eye in the brush.
"What is that," I thought and my mind immediately said "oh, it's just an old coyote".
I again surveyed the animal and said to myself "wait, a coyote doesn't slink though the grass like that!" Wow, look at the size of that creature! Look at its tail! That sucker has got to be at least seven or eight feet long! That's, that's, that's a cougar!"
And as suddenly as my mind grasped hold of what I was seeing it had already slipped into the next clump of bushes and I did not see it again.
The animal was a beautiful, extremely dark coated animal, almost black in color and it was in a stalking mode. I don't know if it was approaching a rabbit, squirrel, bird or what, but the cat I saw was an honest to goodness mountain lion or cougar, if you will!
As I drove away in somewhat disbelief I was a bit taken back by what I had just seen. I was reluctant to share this with anybody as I know they would think I am crazy!
After a week or so I got up the nerve to talk to a hog hunter in the area named Zeke. When I mentioned this to Zeke he went to cussin' and sputterin' about wanten' to wrap that cat around the local biologist's neck!
It seems Zeke has seen this cat for several years, but the local authorities have told him that cougars are no longer in this area. I think Zeke is pleased that two of us have now seen this cat.
I'm still secure in my personal faith but this sighting has made me re-think those quiet walks through the woods. I think I may start carrying some added protection. A faith-booster if you will…
- Clifford
I was making my way home several years ago down Hufsmith Road and was about to round the deep corner before you get to Mama Goodsons old café site. I was traveling east on the inside corner, when I noticed a cow in the pasture to my right. She was on her front knees rocking back and forth like she was about to try and leap into the air. I then noticed her rear legs were nowhere to be seen and she appeared to have both back legs amputated. I thought to myself how cruel somebody must be to take off her back legs and leave her in the pasture to fend for herself. I then realized this cow was in serious trouble. She had already worked up a great deal of saliva in her mouth, which is a good indication of stress on a cow.
I stopped the car and dodged a few cars, whose occupants were of course wondering what kind of foolishness I was up to, as I made my way over to the fence.
I could tell this poor cow was in great need of help as her rear legs had both become victim of a small sinkhole and were obviously dangling in thin air several feet below the earth.
I knew the family living in the house, so I made my way to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foley. As I got back to my car the cow finally freed herself, but she had peeled the hide off the front of her back legs.
It seems a pipeline had been buried on their property several years ago and the ground had sunk around the pipe. This cow had torn her legs on the buried line when she fell into the hole. I went ahead and drove up to their home and reported the problem for which they were thankful.
Mr. and Mrs. Foley once occupied the property known to me as the Old Mahaffey Place. I don't know if this is factual, but local history tells me Mr. Mahaffey was the first postal carrier here in our area from many, many years ago. The post office at Hufsmith used to deliver the first mail to this entire area. Now, once again I want to say this is local story only, but I am told Hufsmith used to deliver mail to Tomball, Rosehill, Cypress, Klein and Spring and a part of the Oklahoma community. The nice thing about local history is it can get all jumbled up to make the story more exciting and there are only a few people who can really verify the truthfulness of the story, so with each and every retelling of the same story the truth gets stretched more and more.
As I was talking to Mr. and Mrs. Foley my Grandma Osgood and Aunt Agnes Williams came to mind and Mrs. Foley and I both had a good laugh.
Grandma and Aunt Aggie were two soul mates. During their later years in life they attached themselves to each other like bread and butter. Grandma was a shorthaired lady with white hair and Aunt Aggie had long dark hair. Aunt Aggie drove a car and grandma didn't. Aunt Aggie lived alone after Uncle Percy died and grandma didn't like living alone when grandpa died. Grandma fished and I never saw Aunt Aggie fish. Aunt Aggie made a big garden every year and I don't remember grandma's gardens as being very big. Two women of opposite ideas and lives, but so closely knit they were inseparable. Where one lady went, so went the other.
Several years ago Mrs. Foley was outside one day when she saw this black and white Ford car driving aimlessly around in her cow pasture. Now there's nothing strange about a car in the pasture, but in this case there was no gate to give access to the field. It seems Aunt Aggie missed the stop sign from Zion Road to Hufsmith and they flew through the ditch and tore down part of the fence, landing unhurt, but stunned in Mr. and Mrs. Foleys cow pasture. These two women were well in their late sixties, early seventies at this point of life and a traumatic jolt of jumping a ditch left them dazed and disoriented.
As Mrs. Foley went into the field to flag this strange car down, she realized these two ladies were somewhat out of sorts. Mrs. Foley asked them if they were ok and they seemed undaunted in their task at hand which was to get to Willing Workers at Church, "could you please show us the exit gate"?
Mrs. Foley tried to help them, but they insisted they were running late and simply needed to get out of this pasture so they could get about their church work, not realizing the car could be damaged or they could be hurt and not even realize it.
Off into the sunset drove Aunt Aggie with Grandma Osgood in the passenger seat, never to look back again. Two friends in life who shared many memories and many laughs, probably barely realizing the potential seriousness of their accident. More worried about their church work than themselves.
Many years ago these two friends passed away. Aunt Aggie first, then grandma had a stroke less than three weeks later.
- Clifford
Dear Friend That Will Remain Unnamed,
I just need to let you know that you are now part of one of my special clubs that I have created. It is called the "useless club". It can also be called the "useless man's club".
Last night there was a conversation between two ladies that we both know. During the conversation there was a discussion about your wife.
I know she has not been feeling well and unfortunately she has had to make a temporary stay in the hospital. There were questions exchanged between these two ladies about her condition. They were concerned about her as they both care for her in a great way and they were really, really wondering how she was doing.
The problem, however, is that the one lady was depending on updates about your wife from yourself. Apparently your updates were not detailed enough. Even though you have given general information it did not contain the necessary details that most women require. The information you have given was openly called "useless". I can share this with you because as with most things, women sometimes think we guys are just "useless". I know that you are older than I am and I know that you have a lot more wisdom than I do, but you really need to learn how women want detail. I think I have been married a few more years than you have and I need to share some things with you.
It's not enough to simply tell a woman that your wife is doing "fine". Even though the reasonable and logical answer is a one word answer, you must provide detail to a woman – important details too.
It is fully understandable that over detailing any situation simply adds to your already burdened life, because one detail always leads to another question and sometimes men are simply being tested to see if we are telling the truth. It is a trap. It is the female way to find out if we are really as smart as we know we are or could it be that we are simply giving them details to pacify them.
You and I both know that more talking creates less oxygen on the planet and we men need a lot of oxygen when hunting and gathering to feed our families, but the female intake of oxygen is an ongoing everyday massive undertaking. On the other hand however we do need to provide detail mixed with most of the truth. Let me explain.
If a person asks you how your wife is doing, here would be a sampling of an appropriate answer.
"My wife is doing very well thank you. When we arrived at the hospital to check her in she was wearing a blue outfit with beige shoes and her hair was made up in the normal fashion. It was pulled back slightly to the left and it was tied back with a nice hair ribbon. She walked steadily into the room by herself before being admitted. She held her pen in her right hand while signing the paperwork and she was smiling with a slightly tilted head while signing the papers.
As she finished her paperwork we made our way down to her room. It was painted white with a brown wood framed door and the floor was white vinyl. The bed is on the right hand side of the room and it had beautifully placed hospital sheets pulled taut across the bed.
She slipped into her pink gown with white lace on the bottom hem and she wore white cotton slippers. As I helped her into the bed she was greeted by a nurse named Jackie who was very polite and helpful. She was asked to plan her meals for the day and I assisted her with the chicken soup for lunch and ground beef gravy steak for her supper with peas, carrots and a roll. She had tea to drink.
As I exited the room we held each other tightly. Her room number is 2003 and her doctor will be visiting at 4 p.m. this afternoon with updates. I will return to the hospital to see her at that time and I will be glad to provide further updates then."
Do you get the picture David? Do you see that extreme detail is needed when explaining things to a woman?
Now. There is a way out of this however. The way to make a woman feel you are needed once again is the next time you are asked to repair something around the house, even though you may not really know how to make the repair properly, at least attempt to act like you do. Fake it! Grab whatever it is that needs repairs and jiggle it, hit on it, move it around and maybe it will fix itself. Then once it is working again she will find you very, very useful. She will call her friends and heap praise upon you for making the repair and she will think you are the smartest guy in the world. Just hope and pray she never asks you for details on how the repairs were made. That's when the big trouble begins.
Your Friend and Advisor,
- Clifford
President and CEO of the Useless Man's Club.


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Mixed Bizness: Closing Time
Another small but compelling chapter in the heaving tome that is Glasgow's club scene will come to a close at the end of this month. Very soon, for the first time in eight years, there will not be any Mixed Bizness parties going off somewhere in the city, and that can only be considered to be a very substantial loss. From the Mixed Bizness nights at The Art School to How's Your Party? at Sub Club, Ben Coghill, or Boom Monk Ben, has been on a mission to make people stay out far too late in dimly-lit rooms. But all of that is about to change.
"I've been doing Mixed Bizness parties for eight and a half years", Ben explains. "I've booked hundreds of DJs, played thousands of tunes, printed millions of flyers, lost billions of pounds, bought a yacht then sunk it in the Clyde when D-Form and I put on a boat party that no one showed up to because Shaun [Murphy] didn't get the flyer done on time, but I paid my mortgage and I've lived a good life while I've done it." Something pretty important must have come up to make you leave all of this behind then? "All the while, I've never seen one episode of The Sopranos. Not one, ever. Everyone says it's really good and having read about it on Wikipedia, I figured, let's do this. So something had to give."
While the rest of us are left to wonder what might have been had we been able to resist the lure of the boxsets until we had achieved something first, Ben is already telling us anecdotes about some of the moments that have defied the haziness of memory. "The first and last nights at The Art School were the most memorable for me. The last was a rammy of the highest order. Stage invasions, crowd surfing, five 'one more tunes'. Me dancing with my sister to Chaka Khan's Ain't Nobody after Million Dan's Dogz N Sledgez caused a full scale riot – the perfect way to end that chapter."
"The first night there in March 2004 was all going well apart from the band we booked were in a huff because we'd described them as 'jumped up P-Funk, dressed up like fannies' on the flyer. Which was true, but we really liked their tunes and meant no harm," Ben explains. "'The health hazard formerly known as Rab's Boutique was treating everyone to triples of Pete Rock's remix of Shut 'Em Down by Public Enemy, which made the dancefloor go buckwild like nothing else. Unfortunately at that point a light that was precariously balanced on a beam above came loose and fell right on a girl's face, splitting her nose open and killing the vibes. They tried to pin it on us for 'making them go too crazy' but we swiftly deflected that accusation with some basic insights into health and safety. Ratchet-strap, much? We still love them though. It was probably Pete Rock's fault, let's be honest. Judging by the reasons he cancelled on us in 2008, most things are."
Speaking of crazy nights, this seems the perfect opportunity to press Ben on what the plans for the final outing will be. "It's going to be free entry for everyone, all night. We're keeping it pretty simple with a line up of close friends and allies. Our favourite low slung son Bobby S-Type will be opening proceedings, bringing his boom schlap noise to get the girls grinding early on. Then Profisee will be treating us to some live selections from his recent album From All Angles. He's by far the best MC round these parts and it's never anything but a blessing to have him command our mic for the night. Hint will be doing a live set full of his awkward riddims and fuzzy bass claps and he's been one of my closest compadres through all of this. Finally I'll see us home while Visual Aids will be making us all look stupid on a good few tellies and projectors. Make of that what you will."
So, what will Glasgow be like post-Mixed Bizness? "Glasgow's great and it always has been. There's always something on in somewhere good and I know that more than most. Mainly because I painfully miss all of it due to DJing and putting on my own nights. I've spun tunes and got wrecked all over the world but there's nowhere I'd rather do it than Glasgow. So I think I'll do more of that and let someone else do all the hard work. My future lies in the hands of the gods. As always the acts I am currently supporting are all my great friends that make brilliant music and play amazing records that make me want to switch places with everyone else so I get a better seat at the rave. Shaun, HaHaHa, Mia Dora, Raksha, Hint, S-Type, Profisee, Sam, NoFace, Point To C, Djamba, Duncan, Sweenbot, D-Form, Dougal & Floyd will get my support in the best possible way. From the dance floor while I punch fuck out of the Sub Club ceiling."
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Add a comment »:'( Absolutley gutted. Mixed Bizness has been the centre of my social life for 3 years...every month I swap shifts, cancel family events and go into work drunk so that I can attend these nights. Maybe this is a sign for me to finally grow up... Hopefully the rest of the crew join up and carry on what Ben has started and the next generation get nights that are just as crazy and special as these have been for me and my friends.
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There should be a preset on the 'Simple' tab of the export window for DVDs. It should work with Bombono as the author of that app provided the patch for Openshot
ahagge wrote:I don't mean to hijack the thread, but are there any plans to do more integration between OpenShot and any Linux DVD authoring tools? Specifically, I'd like to be able to specify DVD creation metadata in OpenShot (chapter points, titles & images, menu location(s) and information, etc.) and have it saved with the OpenShot project, then be able to do a "one-click" DVD burn that would use the DVD authoring program (Bombono, DVDstyler, or whatever seems the most appropriate choice) to author and burn the DVD.
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Ah I forgot sorry I still remember 1US=10000, yeah its around 55US but it still exp, btw did you buy it? Is it working? I really want to play Xillia.
i already buy this dongle, and i say yes it worked, the game that i tested is PES 2012 and FIFA 2012, it works perfectly
the game that compatible with this dongle at the moment (BD copy/pirates BD):
you must try mate, soon i will upload the video about this dongle
If marveen is speaking the truth, then I would want one just to be able to run Arkham City. But I really don't want to have to use 3.55 OFW. Will just hope that someone else can make something similar that works with CFW. Or a pkg that will just add the support to the CFWs without a dongle needed. *crosses fingers*
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I would feel better if it wasn't someone who just joined saying, "Yes this works I tested it". It only takes a couple of minutes to make a video of proof but yet there is none. Not even the people trying to sell it. They should have proved their product long before any customer had to.
I still don't know it is true or not since I don't buy it yet, but so far from the discussion thread it sounds true, and no one who bought it complaining but I might wait for a few days before I buy this thing. And also I heard that it can work on 3.55 CFW/3.55 OFW too. But if you already upgraded your firmware to 3.55+ and downgraded it again to 3.55 it won't work.


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Lettuce Wraps Recipe
February 19th, 2009Recipes, Chinese Recipes, Recipes, Eating Light, Recipes30 Comments(Chinese recipes, prepare authentic Chinese food now!)
Called 生菜包 in Chinese, or "Sung Choy Bao" in Cantonese, lettuce wraps are basically minced chicken (or pork) wrapped up in fresh iceberg lettuce leaves served with hoisin dipping sauce. Lettuce wraps are tasty and very refreshing and come complete with a crunchy texture of the cold iceberg lettuce leaf. They are healthy and great for the palate.
People love to play with their food, in this case, the assembling–and eating–of lettuce wraps are fun to many people. It's no wonder that lettuce wraps are so popular at PF Chang–a popular Chinese food chain in the United States–and the must-have for diners. It's not an overstatement that PF Chang single-handedly made Chinese lettuce wraps or lettuce-wrapped chicken famous in the US. Everyone could use some lettuce wraps.
For the dipping sauce, I added some ponzu sauce to the typical hoisin-chili dip to give it an extra layer of flavor. Lettuce wraps also go extremely well with sweet chili sauce, so it's totally up to you how you want to devour these tasty lettuce wraps. Here is my recipe for lettuce wraps or lettuce-wrapped chicken, which I believe is far more superior than PF Chang's lettuce wraps.
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The photographer deserves an oscar for a brilliantly captured picture. wonderful article. Thanks.
1I'm a food lover and I like to cook too. I like to cook the dishes I had in restaurant but do it on my own and simple version without recipe. This is one of the dishes I tried at home, with minced pork, water chestnuts, black fungus and dried shrimps, not bad
2Lettuce wraps are so great and healthy! Your recipe looks fantastic!!!
3I've always wanted to try the lettuce wraps and never get the chance. They look delicious! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
4oh wow, thank you for the recipe! you are right PF Changs made lettuce wraps popular here in the U.S. Although I don't go to PF Changs often, however when I do go I have to order these.
Cheers5Love lettuce wraps, very delicious and refreshing.
6so is that the new copyright/ watermark on ur photo?..very informative..hehehe..by the way..the lettuce wrap look so yummy..
7These look like exactly what I need on a bleak febuary day, something light and bright to lift the spirits.
8This is very interesting. I have never seen this dish in Malaysia. I wonder if it's Chinese food in the US?
9Lettuce wraps. I have never tried them, looks like a salad with chicken. I will these lettuce wraps when I go to the US next time.
10I grew up in Msia having this dish, mostly at home. In those days, it was actually chicken fried rice, more economical I suppose.
11inspired by your posting, I tried the recipe today (for dinner), modified a bit (replaced the water chesnuts with apples …. do not have a asian grocery store nearby). Taste great!
12If there's 1 Chinese dish made in USA that Americans can be proud of, that would be Lettuce Wrap. I first had it at P.F. Chang's. Even better, it was at PF Chang's Las Vegas. Yeah, baby! I was blown away. A must order whenever I eat there or at Pei Wei, the casual version of this restaurant chain. So good I even researched and bought some of its PFCB stock :) Now, that's putting money $$$ where my mouth is.
13Just wanted you to know that I made these wraps for my family. We really enjoyed it! I appreciate your recipes so much they are so inspiring:->
14thanks 2 rasamalaysia, im gona seduce my boyfrriend with chicken lettuce tonite.
15recipe says 2 water chestnuts… is that 2 small cans?
16btw… how many does this recipe serve?
19Just want to tell you what a delicious recipe this is….Tried it at home, everyone LOVED it. I'm making this again for a party this time!!!
This dish is yummy. It is perfect on days that I just want to eat something light and tasty.
Thanks to your website….. my husband thinks that I am such a great cook. Your website is my favorite! I am always looking forward to see what's new.
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Hi Rasamalaysia! I love your recipes – thx so much!!!!
I've got a question about the lettuce wraps though; I've tried similar ones before in Taiwan, but they were made with small fried shrimps. I can't find any recipe for that in English though. Have you ever tried them?25Hey I have a recipe just like this on my site:
It's funny how the recipes can be so different, yet yield similar results. I don't use hoisin in mine, but that's a great idea! Let me know if you want to link our recipes to each other.
27The lettuce wrap looks yummy but I have a little problem here..is there anything that I can substitute Shaoxing wine with?
28YUM! I just made this recipe for my daughter and I. SO delicious! Great layers of flavor! Thanks for the recipe!
29I would like to make a vegetarian version of these and was thinking if I replaced the chicken with more mushrooms it would probably work. Are there any other vegetables I could add that would enhance that?


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As we've explored so far in our death and dying in the 21st century series, adults, frankly, don't like to talk about dying. So it comes as no surprise then that most adults avoid the topic of death with children - perhaps even going so far as to think kids don't know what death is.
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I think if Tech & Lynch made an album together it would be sick.
Lynch and Tech album for sure but we all know that will never happen..fuck kabosh it will just end up like sickology 101 a throwaway album.. I agree they would compliment each other nicely but they have to go all out though and the last time Lynch did an album with another rapper it came out kinda lukewarm remember the New Season????
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I may be having second thoughts.. Labelmates or no, if Lynch n Tech sat down I think they're similar tastes would compliment eachother nicely. If they could leave the ego's at the door and actually put their talents and effort in on a solid project.
I could actually love a project like this. Say half the tracks feat. Both artists than the other half split between solo acts.
5tracks Tech. 5 both. 5 Lynch.
oh yes indeed blocc movement was dope..the watcher had some classic rip gut verses..
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Yeah I remember the one with MC Eiht was nothin as special as people wanted it to be, beats were just kinda eh, but Lynch did KILL a few of those tracks tbh
But it seems you may have forgotten Blocc Movement with C-Bo which not only had MY PAPERS and The Watcher but was also the first time Tech started poppin up on West Coast albums which led me to Anghellic.
I remember Tech from the Gang Related Sndtrck and he was cool but didn't really seem to be known about until he hopped on Blocc Movement,Moment of Impakt,and Yuk's album in the same year. The stuff he started with Blocc was like the hype that started getting everyone interested in Anghellic and just who this dope new dude was.
I Want KABOSH BUT 6 going on 7 Years Of nada yeah i am down for lynch and tech with either the ep idea or the half solo half together idea they do well together
I don't even need to post my opinion. Cole did it for me.
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Kabosh, but after hearing God Of Waar I don't want Dirty Wormz anywhere near Kabosh.
Kabosh if done right. As Cole mentioned, no God of Waar shit though. Way too cliche. I'd like to hear a back and fourth like Welcome to the Midwest between Tech and Krizz except with vocals rather than rapping. A Tech and Lynch EP could be solid. Apparently there is this whole idea of the "K.O.D. Collection," so an EP like that would fit right into that line. Market it right, it could easily be the most profitable EP for Strange Music.
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Kabosh, but after hearing God Of Waar I don't want Dirty Wormz anywhere near Kabosh.
Tech and Lynch [EP] alllllllllllll daaaaaaaaay
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