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1927 Hudson limousine near Wash. D.C., $6,000!
1927 Hudson limousine was for sale about 45 min. west of Washington, D.C. but this car has now been sold.
I have seen pictures. Put on your rose colored glasses before you go. The price is down though.
That bad, huh?
I have talked to him as well, a very nice fellow. The car has amazing history. All the crome is done, he clames, about $3500 worth of it, Its hard to tell from all the photos he sent me, what the car's condition looks like today. And its on the wrong side of the country for me.
Would love to here what you think about the car Jon, if you go look at it. -
I'll head over there after lunch. I'll check the chrome. If anyone has an interest in this, and wants me to check anything particular about the car, I'll be happy to.
I'm assuming this is a special body so I'll look for a builder's plate of some sort. If too far gone, this car might be an excellent source of scarce parts for the restoration of a similar limousine. -
Wasn't the trim nickle plated on the 1920's cars. I know chrome plating started sometime in the 1920's but I was under the impression that Hudson's didn't start until the early 1930's. But, then, what do I know.
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Most of it was, yes Alex Especialy smaller things,
RogerRetired Tech. -
by '29 all exterior was chrome, some of the interior pieces were nickel, like the instrument surround. Probably same in '29 altho bumpers then didn't come on the cars, not sure about '27.
Just got back from visiting the car and was impressed. Took a lot of photos. Will upload them tonight, to the Hudson Gallery. The car was used in Nepal and was brought back to the States in the 1970's, I'm told, by being disassembled and carried by hand over the mountains (familiar story; Bill Pratt's '32 convertible came back from the same country in the same way, I believe). There are three loose leaf binders full of original photos, letters, repair receipts (in Nepalese!), and so forth. Lots of spare parts; NOS tires, rechromed headlights, bumpers, trim and radiator shell; Newly woodgrained dash and interior trim. Body solid, wood is all solid, car is complete. Now sitting outside under a tarp but has obviously been garaged its whole life. "Stay tuned", as they say....
fascinating, "lead on McDuff"!!!!!
Jon, I'm anxious to see the current condition. I got pictures of it a year ago. It has no top, and it was outside with no tarp. Maybe the tarp comes and goes.
Frank, the tarp may come and go but the car is solid as a rock. Might even run (it was supposed to be running a couple years ago; I could believe it, looking at the engine today). Only "rust" issues are a few patches of heavier than normal surface rust on fenders that are otherwise undented. Body is aluminum, of course, so no rust there.
Twenty-nine photos of the car (as of January 30) are now posted at http://hetclub.org/index.php?option=com_simgallery&Itemid=657&func=viewalbum&aid=34 -
Jon - I'd like to see this photos but don't understand all the rigamarole required with the Club website. I type in my user name & password & get the front page, then it says you have to register, go back to your e-mails and use some new user name & password; why is all this required, I've already done this?????
Is this something one is going to have to do everytime you wish to access the "inner sanctum" of the Club website????????????? -
I'm with Oldhudsons , I gave up after three attempts. I thought I followed indtructions , but runs me in circles. It needs to be more old fart user friendly .
It maybe you have not logged on there in awhile. They just rebuilt the sight over a month agao seems like. And very user needed to re - register thier info to verify it I think.
I might be recalling that wrong but I know I had to do that,
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I'm sorry you are having difficulty logging in.
If you don't see your name under CLUB LOGIN, you're not registered. (Remember, the H-E-T website is new, and any past usernames and passwords you used at other Hudson sites, won't work anymore.)
It's not hard to register and after that, your computer will probably "remember" your password each time you return to the H-E-T website -- unless you have specifically disconnected the feature.
Go to the homepage at www.hetclub.org.
On the right side of the page, click on the blue link that best describes your condition: non-H-E-T member, or H-E-T member. These links lead to instructions on how to register.
What it tells you (if you're a current H-E-T member): if your e-mail address is currently registered with the Club, then click on CREATE AN ACCOUNT, fill in the stuff (invent a username and password, etc.) and type in the e-mail address you have registered with the Club. The click REGISTER.
You'll receive an e-mail with a link you click on. When you've done that, you're taken to the homepage. Sign in with your new username and password, and -- voila! -- Bob's your uncle!
Problems? E-mail not on file with the Club? Just e-mail email@example.com . Kind, caring people will take you by the hand, and graciously lead you from your drab, wretched life to a bright and wonderful new world of virtual existence! And, it's all MUCH quicker & easier than, say, replacing the rings on a 308, or getting a frontal lobotomy.
I agree with Roger, the revamped site seems to be very reliable and easy to navigate. I logged in a few weeks ago with the "remember me" box checked and it has worked great. It's worth another try, as frustrating as it may be I think you'll like it once you get logged in.
Jon, that's hilarious, thanks so much for the laugh!
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Back to the original post... That is a very good looking project. It looks complete (there needs to be correct horns and in the right place) and perhaps only the support wood needs to be replaced. If I were looking for a project I would be right on it. I do think the price is a bit high but if it has the documented history it might be right?
I am having no problem with the new website. I think it is a great improvement over what we had and we are in the early stages of using it.Brownie -
My Dad just took one of these apart. Looks to be the same type car. Didn't have the front to back seat divider, but it was sorta' missing that area of the car so who knows if it was ever there.
I also think it was all nickel plating.
Also, the aluminum underneath/on top of that wood might not rust. But it will corrode (spelling on that, I know, I know, the web site people are working on adding spell check, lol). It will rot next to that wood, get thin.
Brownie, this looks like something you could handle. But it makes me nervous. :) -
The car has been sold.
Do you want to elaborate on that, Frank?
where's the pics????
The picks are on the HET website forum,
RogerRetired Tech. -
It is a fun looking car. Glad that it is going to a good home--perhaps to a new Hudson collector?Brownie
I heard a woman in Indiana bought it.
Dont laugh , it may be Sue Kennedy , her and Larry live in Indiana,
RogerRetired Tech. -
It looks like a great project, I'm glad it found a new home so quickly. Indiana? Ought to be at Frenck Lick for the 20s theme right ? :)
@Jon B: From your last two comment, I would bet you know more about it...I'm curious to know...Michel


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<pi>The second and final part of Oprah Winfrey's interview with Lance Armstrong aired tonight (Friday)</pi>
<pi>Saying he has absolutely has remorse for what he has done - he described how his life has changed since his fall from grace.</pi>
<pi>Ralitsa Vassileva (Rah-LEE-tsah Vah-SEE-leh-vah) has this report.</pi>

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IN THE SECOND PART OF HIS INTERVIEW WITH OPRAH WINFREY - WHICH WAS BROADCAST ON FRIDAY - LANCE ARMSTRONG DESCRIBED HOW HIS WORLD HAS FALLEN AROUND HIM.

THE DISGRACED CYCLIST WAS MORE EMOTIONAL IN THE SECOND PORTION - NOTABLY WHEN TALKING ABOUT HOW ONE OF HIS CHILDREN HAD BEEN DEFENDING HIM.

I told Luke I said -- <pi>(pauses)</pi>

I said don't defend me anymore<pi> (pauses)</pi>

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I deserve to be punished - I'm not sure that I deserve a death penalty

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<pi>Shortly before calling a wrap on the interview and shaking Armstrong's hand - she had some final words to share with his - "the truth will set you free."</pi>

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If you are worry to run an International Marathon, because you are concern on how you may do, TORONTO is the place to LEAVE FEAR AT HOME, TORONTO WATERFRONT is a unique race to improve yor TIME, in everysingle aspect. Organization was very high quality, Course is great, Start with downslope, then pretty flat and only hard at the last mile with a mild climb. OF COURSE YOU MUST TRAIN in order to complete the race
Good marathon expo with free shuttles to and from downtown hotel. The course is fast and flat, with only a few inclines. Has the potential to be affected by winds but we had great weather! Marathon and Half start together but with corrals and wave starts, we had no problem finding our pace. First half has more interesting scenery but second half has more crowd support, except for a few less interesting sections along the industrial district. Some out-and-backs sections with hairpin turns. It slows you down a bit but you can see your runner friends! Many well operated water stations, 2 gel stations, wonderful volunteers (thanks!)and great weather. It has been pointed out in earlier comments that post race lunch was minimal with bagels, water/gatorade yogurts and bananas. It is still true,but not uncommon for large marathons. Also, there were a few sponsors at the finishing site and handing out fruit juices, power bars and ice cream treats, so it wasn't so bad!
To be fair, the weather was perfect after a miserable, rainy day yesterday. Also, I ran Chicago one week ago and the exhilaration and excitement of the crowds is not found in Toronto. At all. Looking at my finisher medal for 2013 it says '14th annual'. I thought this marathon was one of the classics that had been around for years. I just didn't feel motivated by the crowds here even though the folks who did come out to cheer us on really tried. I guess I was hoping we would be treated to all the areas that make up Toronto (similar to Chicago) but we were sent running west on Lakeshore, with little to look at and no crowd support, then headed east to the Beaches with a little more crowd support. I'm recovering from an Achilles strain so I was an end-of-the-liner but I finished and was happy with my medal. Of course I'll be back next year, and I get why the marathon course is set up this way (Toronto drivers, I'm sure, would be rioting if a marathon cut through their streets preventing them from getting out...the way it was, there were enormous traffic jams). The other runners were so much fun, easy to talk to and towards the end it was nice to find someone to walk with while exchanging old war stories about our injuries and motivate each other to keep going and make it to the finish. That part - motivating and connecting with the other participants - is what it's all about. It took me forever to finish, but I felt good that this was such a friendly group of runners who had my back and vice versa.
I am at a loss to understand with all the wonderful areas to run in Toronto why the race is pushed down to the water treatment plant and boring dock areas. Having run several marathons in the US I find most Canadian races are run through uninspiring areas with little fan support and dull scenery. The other disappointment was the finish line area. Long walk to the food and disappointing when you got there. After running 26 miles a bagel and more water or gatorade isn't what a runner is looking for. Cleveland marathon had ice cold chocolate milk and great cookies at the finish. Fantastic !!!!
I usually run the Goodlife Fitness Marathon here in May; the way the calendar fell in place this fall allowed me to run both Chicago and Toronto, and the Toronto Waterfront Marathon was really a great event (getting in the start wave was a hassle, but quickly forgotten). Great course and energy.
I flew over from the UK to run Toronto and wasn't disappointed: personal best time and first Vet 60+. The course is fast but the long wide highways make it difficult to run the tangents - can we have a 'race line' as in London etc? A bit chaotic at the start, better at the finish, good crowds but some long lonely stretches. Also NB I stayed at the Metropolitan which was HOPELESS, avoid that. I ran with no breakfast. Overall, well done Toronto.
I am so glad I chose Toronto marathon as my 3rd marathon. What a beautiful City! I came here to destroy my personal best but due to rain, slippery roads, High winds I missed to run a PB. But everyone from top to bottom ran slow in second half due to weather. COURSE: Nice course! You can run a personal best. Nice incline to start then flat, down hill, mostly flat for 30k last 12k are rolling inclines and and nasty wind. But it is a fast course. My only problem was 2 things 4 hairpin turns and the nasty weather! I will recommend this race! And I will be back! The Race Director Mr. Brookes i met him at finish line and got to shake his hand! Very nice gentleman. I <3 TO RUN TO!!!
What a way to run my 40th marathon! A great city (best theatre in North America, best restaurants and a fight club for artists!). It was quite an experience meeting runners from all my various races throughout the course. Chatting with Scott from the TO Ultra Marathon in January, George who ran 400k in 72 hours in Phoenix, Dr. Raymond who ran his 277th marathon, the other maniacs and finally Peter Donato. There were some problems though: 1. Starting line: Fences kept runners out and was chaos prior to the race. Don't need them or atleast not as many as them. Better if race kit tells you which street your corral was at 2. No Vaseline stations 3. Only one gel station 4. No Gatorade at the station at 14k 5. Barren landscape on Lakeshore Blvd - should loop down Bloor to Dufferin and down on Ossington to Queen or something Not to sound negative but the race did feature a good expo, great medals and good bands. Thanks to all the runners in the subway ride back for a fun way to run 40 marathons. My 4 am alarms, twice a day training, mileage on my car, excessive registration fees were worth it. See you in Columbia City, Indiana! Sanjay
You can tell the race organizers took the bag check comments from 2011 to heart. There were no issues whatsoever this year. I thought the course was great (twists and turns, but I'd take that over a lot of hills) and I was pleasantly surprised how many spectators were on course. The water station volunteers were outstanding and, again, I was surprised how many people were holding out cups at each station. Nice work, everyone. I would happily come back.
Every aspect of this marathon is well done. From registration through email update to the expo and the race they got it right. The one thing they don't control is the weather. And when they get that nice cold clear windless October day it will make for excellent running. I believe the changes from last year made for a huge improvement in the organization. To me things went off seamlessly. A couple of suggestions would be maps of the start and finish area. It wasn't hard to find the entrance to the corrals but having a picture of how it was controlled would have been nice. Also the finish area was the same. Maybe I just didn't see the maps. Just copy the Boston booklet. I actually only ran the half so can't comment on the whole course but I enjoyed the front side. I am not a real fan of multiple races starting at the same time, but if you have to do it this worked well. Does give a 'larger' marathon feel at the start. Separation at the end was good. My only criticism is of the pasta dinner at the Trattoria Mercatto. And this really has little to do with the race. They had a marathon special but they really missed the boat on quantity. You'd have thought they would have made up on quality but the portions were small and cold. In the end probably the right amount but not what you expect. Overall a great event.
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What are you cooking for Christmas Dinner (or are you a guest and are your bringing anything?) And is your entertaining on Christmas Day or Christmas Eve or the weekend before or after? We've always had a simple family time on Christmas Eve and have cookies and fruitcake and egg nog after the c h u r c h s e r v i c e o f c a r o l s and candles. On Christmas Day, we don't do breakfast but instead have a stollen or kringle on the sideboard to munch on. Dinner for us this year we will start with that roasted pear salad, then have a pork loin, Emeril's andouille sausage and cornbread dressing, roasted brussels sprouts and a pear tart. We'll have tea that afternoon -- mince tarts, fruitcake, cookies. If we're still hungry that evening, we'll make sandwiches out of leftover pork loin. Martha | |||
We are going to postpone our "Christmas" dinner to Thursday. They are calling for snow tomorrow and friends may not be able to get home as they don't plow the road up their mountain. So we will laze around, roast for dinner with I-haven't-decided-yet. And have our ham on Thursday. Your things sound wonderful, Martha, as usual. | ||||
Swedish meatballs - it is just the two of us and the kitchen is (finally) put together. I'm cooking a pork roast and sprouts tonight using the new convection oven Santa delivered, and DH is making a fruit cake. | ||||
Big breakfast - grits casserole (cooling to go in refrigerator) egg casserole, sausage, bacon, biscuits, fresh fruit, mimosas for us and Sister and her husband. Then tomorrow night -soup and sandwiches. | ||||
On my own, made meatloaf, baked potato, and green peas for dinner tonight. Have a small pork roast defrosting in the fridge that I will stuff and roast tomorrow after I get home from seeing Les Mis. | ||||
I'm on a 10 min break before I head back to kitchen. Have DS, DIL & 2 grands visiting for a week. Went to beach this am, at 4:00 had 6 friends in for cocktails and grazed thru appetizers- meat balls, shrimp, chili cheese dip, chips and salsa and Irish cheese with fruit. While we were having our happy hours, I cooked the turkey. Friends have left and now I'm making an egg casserole and coffee cake for tomorrow am after all gifts are opened. Dinner will be turkey, cornbread stuffing, corn casserole , mashed potatoes and gravy, sometime around 4:30. Dessert is in freezer and salad molding in refrig. I will take turkey off carcass shortly and refrigerate until tomorrow. I've done non stop cooking and baking the past 10 days. When family leaves Wed., my kitchen will be closed and the cook on strike until at least the 31st. Merry Christmas to all out there. | ||||
Everyones breakfast and dinners sounds wonderful.I like haveing evening party dinners.But today we had 1pm dinner.#1 DD,hubby & 2 kids came over.Honey baked ham,deviled eggs,rolls and DD brought crockpot macNcheese.Just a little simple but enough.Then we went over my parents and came home to leftovers.Freezing ham for this weekend. Tomorrow morning DH & I are treking to his family in NC(5 hr.drive).We'll have ham rolls for breakfast.We'll get there around 2pm.Have whatever is leftover.Just enjoy being with them for the night.Then driving 2 more hours on Wed. to stay with DH brother & family for a few days. | ||||
We are getting a slight snow dusting now. Hoping it will be clear tomorrow as my ailing mom won't come out if it isn't. After months of getting her well, I'm hoping she can make it here. Unfortunately my DH's mom is in the hospital. Please send Christmas prayers her way. My twin DDs came today and will spend 2 days here. Tomorrow am we will start with Paula Deans breakfast casserole that I make with Challah bread and breakfast sausage. That bakes while we open presents. Works out great! Then probably around 2pm we will have our meal. Lasagna with meatballs, sausage and pork. Glazed ham with mashed pot. & string beans. Green salad & rolls. Dessert: custard, apple crumb, razzleberry pie. Creme brulee, Christmas cookies, and Rachel Rays chocolate pot o crems. Coffee, hot chocolate. Hoping my sisters come by with their kids for dessert. | ||||
Very simple here...just DH & I. We will be doing our "make your own sub sandwiches"! I have turkey, roast bf, pastrami, salami, sugar cured ham, pepperoni as meat choices and sharp cheddar & provolone cheeses. I'll do a tray with toppings...tomatoes, bell peppers, onions & lettuce...mayo or mustard also. I have kettle cooked regular chips & jalapeno kettle cooked! A pecan pie will go in the oven first thing in the morning. We decided we would have bacon/egg/cheese biscuits for breakfast. "The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion | ||||
I have company Christmas Eve - I had baked ham, roasted turkey breast, thighs & wings, stuffing, broccoli, sweet potato casserole, veggie tray, bowls of fresh fruit and dried fruit & nuts - and all kinds of cookies and candies and Xmas bread. Served eggnog with rum or brandy. Then, tomorrow we go to our son's and I will bring broccoli casserole & twice-baked potato casserole and cookies. Seaborne | ||||
Our dinner will be turkey, ham, mashed potatos and gravy, stuffing, sweet potatos, green bean casserole, baked beans, deviled eggs and rolls. For dessert pumpkin pie, chocolate pie, banana pudding, jello salad, cookies, coffee and hot chocolate.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GypsyDancer52, | ||||
Just DH and I here for Christmas Eve SO we splurged ~ jumbo lobster tails with lemon butter sauce and baked Idaho Russet potatoes - the REAL thing - with the works! Tomarrow heading over to niece's (DH's side of the family) and making a Strawberry Spinach Salad ~ yes, the same one I posted about earlier! DH found some fresh strawberries in Idaho in December ~ good man, there, and he got all of the outside lights working tonight! Just in time for my parent's Santa Claus (he turned 71 years old this year and would have hated to miss his first year ever) to light up his wagon and take off for deliveries. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL and to all... a good night!This message has been edited. Last edited by: Idaho Resident, | ||||
Just DH and me here, too. Last night I fixed one of his favorite meals -- stuffed green peppers, mashed potatoes and green beans. Then pineapple upside down cake for dessert. He was amazed and asked what he did to deserve all that. His mom used to make the stuffed peppers for him, so it was a reminder of her. Today, the plan is for a turkey breast, cornbread dressing and veggies of some sort, and cranberry sauce, too. We'll still be having the pineapple cake for dessert!! Merry Christmas everybody! www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain. | ||||
Just the two of us on this special day: For breakfast, our annual treat of Italian panettone. Bought some Spanish fig jam for the occasion. Dinner: My Mom's recipe for shrimp creole, made with fresh Gulf-caught jumbo shrimp, and basmati rice pilaf. Plus broccoli sauteed in garlic and oil. DH bought me a gorgeous ceramic jug of imported Italian EVOO, so we are going to have a tasting with ciabbata bread, beforehand. Dessert: Homemade Christmas cookies from my next door neighbor. | ||||
We spent the day yesterday with stepson and family and more family that afternoon. The kitchen counter was spread with finger foods. Today it's just DH and me...grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch...cooking ground beef and rice dish for supper. I'm cooking Christmas dinner Saturday while my son is in to visit...ham, turkey, cornbread dressing, a traditional side or two and a couple of non-traditionals. Requested desserts are buttermilk pie and oatmeal cookies. I'm also baking my version of Ozark Mountain Pie and serving fruitcake along with some peanut brittle, peanut patties, and chocolate covered peanuts. (Yes we have a local peanut roaster/distributor!! Perfect time of the year for buying!) Sherry Does this hat make my butt look big? www.keepyouinstitches.blogspot.com http://s193.photobucket.com/al...9/keepyouinstitches/ www.friendsofthedaingerfieldpu...library.blogspot.com | ||||
The pork loin and the Brussels sprouts that we served for Christmas Dinner | ||||
The pear tart that was dessert. I wanted a creamy pear tart but couldn't find a recipe so I improvised. It was good and so delicate in pear flavor. Martha | ||||
I served a New England boiled dinner. We started with a sauteed shrimp appetizer concocted by myself and my daughter's boyfriend. As was suggested on another thread, I made an Irish soda bread which turned out great, so thanks for the suggestion! My dsughter made a wonderful argula salad with home-grown orange sections and black olives. Her boyfriend made a lemon meringue pie with home-grown lemons. My mother brought pumpkin bars, coccoon cookies, maccaroons and some delicious little nutbread muffins--all made from scratch by her. We had egg nog, merlot, wassail, pinot grigio and iced tea to drink. The most pleasant surprise of the meal is how much we all loved the beets boiled on the side! (Fresh vegetables make all the difference!) Unfortunately, we had two plumbing disasters--one in my only bathroom on Christmas Eve ($197.00 to replace a $12.00 part!) and a broken pipe under the sink on Christmas Day while we were cooking. I didn't call a plumber until today for the kitchen. I just finished washing all the dishes, pots and pans a few minutes ago. But I have to say that we really didn't let the disasters get in our way. We had a great time anyway. | ||||
KeepYouInStitches... What is Ozark Mountain Pie?? ***** May Love & Laughter Lead Your Way ***** | ||||
We are so going to have Brussels sprouts Saturday for our "Christmas" dinner! Kpooh - Ozark Mountain Pie was a specialty of a little diner in Mt. View Arkansas...their very own recipe and they would not share. But since I know how to bake a pie I came up with my version. Only I couldn't call it the same thing. Thanks to my "friends" on the quilting board I call it "Big Butt Pie." I used a pecan pie recipe as the beginnings and improvised, making it less sweet and adding the required semi-sweet chocolate chips, coconut, and walnuts. The recipe is here: http://keepyouinstitches.blogs...bel/Big%20Butt%20Pie Sherry Does this hat make my butt look big? www.keepyouinstitches.blogspot.com http://s193.photobucket.com/al...9/keepyouinstitches/ www.friendsofthedaingerfieldpu...library.blogspot.com | ||||
we always have a roast beef..Sirloin tip. with both roast and mashed potatoes..gravy. Then we slice it thin and serve on several differnt kinds of rolls with cheeses and mustards. There are crudites, cheeses, olives, deviled eggs,pies, non alcoholic eggnog, cider and coffee.. we eat buffet style while watching Doctor Who reruns. Life is GOOD!! | ||||
We had a great Christmas dinner. Was invited over to our GD's for dinner. Her SO cooked a turkey (his first turkey)and a green bean casserol our GD did the mashed patatoes and her step mom did a sweet patatoe casserol and a ham. We did the rolls and the drink. We all had a great time. Handie Ann | ||||
Our big extended family gathered at one sister's house Christmas eve for chili and oyster stew. We have a family program, telling the Christmas story, and singing carols. I brought the dessert which was a huge platter of homemade Christmas cookies. Then Christmas day we all gathered at another sister's house and had a ham dinner with assorted salads, potato casserole, homemade rolls, and for dessert more homemade cookies and candies. For that dinner I brought a pasta/veggie salad. After dinner we play games, play with the little kids, have a wii rock band competition, and lounge around. For us Christmas is fun, casual, and usually pretty loud with a crowd of loved ones. Perfect. | ||||
Our traditonal family Christmas eve supper of Wild Rice Soup, crusty rolls, small relish tray and for dessert Eggnog Bavarian & raspberry sauce with Christmas cookies was delightful. Christmas morning a ham & cheese fritatta because I didn't want to do omelets for 8. Christmas dinner was beef rib roast, twice baked potatoes, peas and truffles for dessert. | ||||
Those sound yummy. Could you share these, please? | ||||
Always happy to share my recipes. Eggnog Bavarian with Raspberry Sauce Serves 12 Eggnog Bavarian: 5 cups purchased Dairy Eggnog 1/3 cup sugar 3 envelopes Knox unflavored gelatin 6 Tablespoons cold water ½ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg 2 cups heavy cream Raspberry Sauce: 2 – 10 ounce packages frozen raspberries, thawed 2 Tablespoons cornstarch 2 Tablespoons brandy 1. In small saucepan heat 1 cup eggnog to scalding. Stir in sugar. Set aside. 2. In 2 cup glass measure sprinkle gelatin over cold water, let rest about 10 minutes to soften the gelatin powder. 3. Stir softened gelatin into hot eggnog mixture. 4. Over low setting, heat and stir until gelatin is dissolved/melted. 5. Pour into large bowl; stir in remaining eggnog and nutmeg. 6. Chill until mixture is slightly thickened. 7. In a deep narrow mixing bowl whip cream until very thick. Fold into thickened eggnog. 8. Lightly oil an 8-cup mold. Spoon mixture into prepared mold or individual sherbet glasses or other dishes. Chill until set. 9. To serve, invert mold onto serving platter. Drizzle sauce over; reserving extra to pass. Raspberry Sauce: 1. Prepare raspberry sauce by draining raspberries into 2 cup glass measure (about 1 ½ cups.) Reserve juice. 2. Blend juice and cornstarch in medium saucepan until smooth. Heat to boiling, stirring constantly. 3. Boil and stir until thickened and clear. 4. Stir in raspberries and brandy and cool. I do not have a recipe for Ham & Cheese Frittata but will summarize it here. Use a skillet appropriate for the number of guests to be served: I used these amounts for 8 servings: 12 eggs, well beaten 2 cups finely diced ham 2 cups shredded Cheddar cheese I did this Christmas morning as DH had requested omelets for breakfast. However since there were 8 of us, I just made frittata instead. Heat small amount of oil or grease in bottom of flat skillet to just smoking hot over moderate heat. Pour in beaten eggs. Dig a hole and fill it as you would for an omelet until no liquid egg will run to edges & underneath when you tilt the pan. Sprinkle with diced ham or other cooked meat of your choice. Top with grated cheese. Reduce heat to low and let egg cook until all is set. If it is cooked underneath but some on top is still raw, place skillet in hot oven under broiler for a minute or two. Cut into serving wedges.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Lurah, | ||||
Yum, yum, yum! thank you so much Lurah! | ||||
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Here's little bit here you are one of a senators to vote against the fiscal -- deal and now we're preparing for -- debt ceiling debate.
Do you expect to see the same -- the same a loggerheads.
On Capitol Hill.
I think it will be -- it should be.
We continue to borrow and speed and we don't cut.
We headed down the road you know financial destruction as everybody knows we do need to -- -- -- -- we don't need to keep incurring that it that's I think argument we should make.
We've got -- of -- to financial.
-- And we're not there yet.
I believe -- the day the president if he will get involved if he will get well.
We could do some good things but we've got to cut spending.
Will we have some type of a grand bargain I don't know but I believe we're in better shape all of this than we were.
On the tax funds where you sit there that you might see this senator to -- the president get involved -- and do your boss Mitch McConnell.
Talk about that.
The single biggest threat.
-- to America's future and that's our excessive spending I would like for the president to -- it is a shame that we have to kind of dragged him to the table.
And then also the president recently remarked that he does not want to -- to fight over the debt -- let's listen up to that.
All negotiated over many things.
I will not have another debate what this congress over whether or not they should pay the bills.
That if they've already racked up through the walls that they passed.
As much as people have expressed a desire to work together I don't see it from from the polar opposite statements were seen coming from the hill and from the other of the Pennsylvania.
I think you're gonna have a healthy debate and I think the president whether he will -- To be involved he's he's he should be a lot and I think for years for the administration's.
Say he should be involved -- will be in law.
But this is debatable.
This is a big thing are we going to continue to spin spin spin.
Are in borrow borrow borrow that's what the debate's going to be about.
What leverage does the Republican Party have in this debate you you control one house of one branch of government there's only a limited number things you can do well there are a lot of things we can do in the -- that we can debate we do have.
45 senators if we stay together for the right reason and that is to say look.
This is the time we've got to say no unless we can get some cuts the president could have come to the table before he didn't.
The question is will he now probably he's going to have to.
That raises the question of of that the so called nuclear option and that some have suggested the majority leader might exercise.
This secession.
Are you fearful of that that certainly would eliminate your abilities debate a large degree well it would be it would be a concern it has been a concern it would change the senate rules.
It would make -- it more like the house with -- hope that.
-- Harry Reid are the majority leader will not push that I know he's been in negotiations.
With Mitch McConnell and other leaders to try to -- that -- come out of come up to some kind of workable reform short of that.
If he does that you've got to remember he's still have a house.
Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama thank you very much the common good -- here.
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WAYNE, Pa., Oct. 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Deacom, Inc., producer of an ERP software solution built specifically for process manufacturing companies, announced today that they are changing the face of ERP. "We offer customers more than just a mission critical system. We are in the business of creating competitive advantage," said Deacom Operations Manager Scott Deakins. "We have always worked hard to ensure customer success, but continually measuring our results and adjusting our processes has been the key to creating huge opportunity for our customers."
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, traditionally thought of as a facilitator of inter-departmental data flow, can actually play a much more significant role. By enabling speed and agility, ERP can provide companies an additional tool with which to strategically position themselves in the market. For ERP software to do this effectively it must possess the qualities it is meant to enable. While slow, traditional ERP systems assembled with bolt-ons and customizations often get in the way, DEACOM ERP has created a model that is built for speed.
Written in one single set of base code, DEACOM ERP is inherently more flexible and less complex than its counterparts. This provides a foundation for speed that flows through every aspect of the DEACOM experience, from system performance to customer support.
The ERP vendor landscape is flooded with stories about slow, cumbersome systems that have equally as slow customer support; taking weeks to generate an initial response and requiring multiple months to provide an action plan. Delayed responses to questions and system issues directly affect a company's ability to effectively manage their business, make timely decisions, and quickly adapt to changing customer and market demands. This is counterintuitive to the power an ERP system should deliver, and counterproductive to the ultimate goal of gaining competitive advantage.
The DEACOM model provides this power not only through the speed and agility of its software, but through the accelerated responsiveness of its Support services. With a simple classification system in place to assign levels of severity to each support ticket, Deacom commits to rapid response times from day one.
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The ability to promptly address system issues and take advantage of new system features that add value to the business can define whether a company establishes a proactive or reactive approach to their operations. The more proactive a company can be, the more control they will have over the evolution of their business.
"We have been working for 19 years to create ERP software and services that live and breathe inside your business, empowering change and growth," said Deacom President Jay Deakins. "This is the true value an ERP system can bring…the ability to successfully serve the business you are today, as well as to help you become the business you will be tomorrow."
About Deacom, Inc.
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Tue, Oct 01, 2013 | 08:24 BST
Hyperdimension Neptunia owner opens California office
Idea Factory, owner of Hyperdimension Neptunia developer Compile Heart, has opened a new California office. Say hello to Idea Factory International.
Mon, Sep 30, 2013 | 03:44 BST
Disgaea 4 director teams up with Idea Factory for new Vita RPG
Disgaea 4 director Masahiro Yamamoto has signed up with Idea Factory to develop a new Vita RPG. Gematsu reports the game is due in 2014, and will be published by subsidiary Compile Heart, best known for Hyperdimension Neptunia. No further details were announced.
Tue, Sep 17, 2013 | 09:49 BST
Agarest: Generations of War pre-purchase now open on Steam at 20% off, bonuses inside
Agarest: Generations of War co-developers Idea Factory, Red Entertainment and Compile Heart have launched Steam pre-purchasing for the action-RPG. Get in before it launches on October 3 and get 20% off the asking price, along with some DLC.
Thu, Mar 07, 2013 | 01:28 GMT
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory shows off battle system
If you're not totally sure what Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory is, this gameplay video does a good job of demonstrating the JRPG's classic battle mechanics.
Mon, Mar 04, 2013 | 00:51 GMT
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory to add Tekken-chan – report
Game industry parody RPG Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory will feature a Namco Bandai tribute. Siliconera reports Compile Hearts has been able to secure Tekken-chan, a new character representing the eponymous fighter series. It's not clear how the character will fit in with the existing cast, but she's expected to be presented as DLC, like CyberConnect 2 and Marvellous AQL's characters. The PlayStation 3 exclusive launches in the west this month.
Fri, Mar 01, 2013 | 05:55 GMT
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory delayed by nine days
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory was expected in the US in under two weeks, but has been pushed back an additional nine days, Siliconera reports. The latest in series of PlayStation 3 RPGs spoofing the games industry itself, Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory is now expected in Europe on March 15, in the UK, in the US on March 21, and in the UK on March 22.
Wed, Jan 23, 2013 | 04:27 GMT
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory European release date set
Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory, the latest in Compile Heart's PlayStation 3 exclusive RPG series which sends up the console wars, will release in Europe on March 15. NIS America confirmed the release date today, as reported by Gematsu. Both previous Hyperdimension Neptunia games are available in the west, and Victory hits the US on March 12 after an August Japanese release.
Wed, Oct 10, 2012 | 20:48 BST
Mugen Souls from Idea Factory and Compile Heart hits PSN next week
Mugen Souls from Idea Factory and Compile Heart, releases next week on PSN courtesy of NIS America. Mugen Souls plays out in a turn-based fashion and with free movement on the battlefield, similar to Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2 for PS3. Have a look at the video below. It's out October 16.
Tue, Apr 17, 2012 | 14:39 BST
Namco Bandai held the largest market share in Japan during March
Enterbrain has released its monthly sales report and for the second month in a row, Namco Bandai held the largest software market share in Japan for the February 27 through March 25 period with 26.8%.
Wed, Apr 18, 2012 | 15:29 BST
Blazing Souls Accelate hits PSN April 27 in North America
Rising Star Games has announced Idea Factory's strategy-RPG, Blazing Souls Accelate, will land on PSP and PSN April 27 in North America. The anime-styled title is also playable on Vita. Via Eurogamer.
Sat, Dec 10, 2011 | 18:09 GMT
Agarest: Generations of War 2 releasing on PS3 in summer 2012
Ghostlight has announced it's to release Agarest: Generations of War 2 exclusively on PS3 in cooperation with Idea Factory, Compile Heart, and Aksys.
Thu, Oct 27, 2011 | 15:00 BST
Trailer and screens released for Keiji Inafune's Mugen Souls
The official website for Atouteki Yuugi Mugen Souls has had the curtains pulled back, and is now available for perusing. The game is in development at Compile Heart and Idea Factory, with Keiji Inafune heavily involved, and will be released on PS3 in Japan during March 2012. Thanks, Andriasang.
Wed, Oct 26, 2011 | 16:17 BST
Namco tops Japanese publisher list for first half of fiscal 2012
Famitsu has reported publisher sales data for the first half of the 2012 fiscal year, and for the period of March 28 through September 25, 2011, Namco Bandai ousted former number one Nintendo as the top publisher in Japan. T
Tue, Oct 11, 2011 | 05:33 BST
Keiji Inafune to head up Overwhelming Game Infinite Souls
Ex-Capcom leader Keiji Inafune is set to lead an all-star team on the latest JRPG from Idea Factory, Overwhelming Game Infinite Souls.
Thu, Oct 06, 2011 | 21:13 BST
Thursday Shorts: Canada, Matsuura, Cosplay record, King's Bounty, Inafune, All 4 One
Lots of shorts below, along with news about ladies and gents dressing in a silly manner. We salute them.
Thu, Jul 28, 2011 | 21:51 BST
Thursday Shorts II: ESPN, Mobage, League of Legends, EVE, Idea Factory
Time for more shorts, and the list is rather, er um, short this afternoon.
Sat, Aug 29, 2009 | 15:53 BST
Record of Agarest War coming to PSN this fall
Okay, we knew Record of Agarest War was heading to PSN, we just didn't know when.
Now, according to D'toid, Aksys Games is bringing it to the PS3 service this fall.
"This is one of those titles where morbid curiosity really hits you once see some screenshots," stated Michael Manzanares, associate pProducer, Aksys Games. "Instead of being nothing but cheesecake, Record of Agarest War turns out to have some length and girth to it. Color us surprised."
Note the word girth. Not too surprising of a word considering the sausage eating connotations within the game. Maybe we are just being perverted though.
Anyway, Compile Heart, Red Entertainment and Idea Factory have crammed in over 100 hours of gameplay featuring loads of stuff that can be taken the wrong way should we type it.
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Non-profit organization debuts with The Aspire Initiative, an online domestic violence education and prevention curriculum
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Robin McGraw, two-time New York Times bestselling author, television personality and lifelong philanthropist, proudly announces the launch of When Georgia Smiled, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The foundation's mission is to create and advance programs that help women and children, especially those affected by domestic violence, live healthy, safe and joy-filled lives.
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In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, When Georgia Smiled will debut its inaugural program, The Aspire Initiative, a domestic violence education curriculum, on upcoming episodes of the Dr. Phil show and The Doctors this October. This action-oriented initiative aims to reduce the level of intimate relationship violence in the US and instill the importance of bystander responsibility. The Aspire Initiative seeks to prevent the behavior before it begins, to stop whatever habits may already have begun, and offer safe exit strategies and resources for those in need.
This curriculum will be made available online, free of charge in both English and Spanish, to schools, youth groups, and other organizations that influence relationship conduct in age groups ranging from children and teens to adults.
"One in four women experience violence from their partners in their lifetimes, and that's millions of women too many," says McGraw. "There are many valuable programs to support those affected by domestic violence, and I believe that an interactive curriculum will be a powerful new tool in the fight. With this program, we will help prevent the patterns of domestic violence from occurring. This cause is one I have been involved with for many years, and something I am dedicating the next chapter of my life to."
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Robin McGraw is a bestselling author, television personality and philanthropist. She is featured daily on Dr. Phil, where she is a familiar face and friendly voice to the audience, speaking often to issues that affect women. Robin has worked for many years with a variety of philanthropic causes that serve to improve the lives of women and children. Robin is a national spokesperson for C.A.S.A. (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children), and she and Dr. Phil have devoted countless hours promoting their recruitment project that has generated over $60 million per year during the last three years, totaling more than $180 million, to date. Robin is also a board member of The Dr. Phil Foundation, and a member of the American Red Cross National Celebrity Cabinet. Robin has been recognized for her work in philanthropy with awards such as the Heart of Gold Award by the Starlight Starbright Foundation and the Big Heart Award by the Westside Children's Center. She is a sought after public speaker and has appeared on a variety of broadcast programs. She is the author of two #1 New York Times Best Selling books, Inside My Heart: Choosing to Live with Passion and Purpose and What's Age Got To Do With It?
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The Matter With Us
by John Rawles, ©2011
Pen Press, 516 pages
Rawles' cleverly titled book begins most ominously. In comparing our planet to a space craft, a stark page appearing event before the table of contents details our predicament: "The bridge of spaceship Earth is deserted," it begins, "nobody is in charge." Mentioning the fighting, looting, and squandering, Rawles coldly admits that though most passengers on the 'spaceship' wish to enjoy "the cruise of a lifetime in safety, comfort and good health," such a prospect seems unlikely. Almost as a sarcastic afterthought, Rawles adds, "And it was such a beautiful ship."
Witty metaphors aside, Rawles sums up the current state and future prospects of humanity into what he terms as "Nine Gordian Knots" (page 432). Any one of these 'knots,' he contends, could unravel the current precarious state of the world and even the future prospects for humans and other species. Among the grave problems at humanity's doorstep are the end of oil, climate change, environmental degradation, and armed conflict. Regarding this final problem, Rawles spends several pages dishing out copious amounts of shocking and unsettling facts that lead to the conclusion that "all five permanent members of the UN Security Council have a vested interest in perpetual, global, armed conflict" (464). The other eight 'knots' offer similarly upsetting eventualities.
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Letters to Christian Leaders
by Jake Farr-Wharton, ©2011
Dangerous Little Books
256 pages
When I was asked to review the book "Letters to Christian Leaders" by Jake Farr-Wharton I was happy to do so. The premise of the book, a series of letters to leading Christian cultural figures, sounded potentially interesting. I read the book jacket and was a little concerned by the claim that it contained a "dash of toilet humor" but assumed it was just going to take a witty, sarcastic, or generally snarky tone.
That much is true. The tone of the book is definitely snarky, but frankly, it goes so far beyond snarky that the word fails to do the book justice. This book doesn't contain a "dash" of toilet humor, the book is essentially an endless tirade of abuse, profanity, and smugness. The author takes every opportunity to heap bile upon the targets of his chapters, mixing in actual facts here and there but generally just telling such Christian luminaries as Kirk Cameron, Roberta Combs, Pat Robertson, and Dinesh D'souza how stupid and pathetic they are. It's like reading a book-length Internet rant written by a foul-mouthed 15 year old.
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The Knowledge of Good and Evil by Glenn Kleier, ©2011 TOR Books, 416 pages
Kleier's latest novel takes readers on a globetrotting hunt for answers to life's toughest questions. A lapsed Christian and his skeptical fiancé are trying to uncover the knowledge of good and evil by searching for clues in classic works of art and architecture all while eluding assassination attempts from a secret Catholic order. Clipped, noir-ish sentences and short chapters, meanwhile, move the narrative along at an appropriately hurried pace. If you think this sounds akin to Dan Brown's Robert Langdon Trilogy, you're not alone; a quick look at online reviews shows that most readers, whether they enjoyed Kleier's novel or not, also find the similarities striking.
But while Brown's protagonist travels the world seeking clues for murders and kidnappings, Kleier's story goes further – much further. The knowledge of good and evil, in this case, is that spoken of at Genesis 2:17, one of the verses quoted in entirety prior to the prologue.
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The End of Christianity
by John Loftus, et al, ©2011
Prometheus Books, 438 pages
The first thing you will notice when picking up Prometheus Books' latest anthology The End of Christianity is the blurry cross dominating the cover. Whether the book is sitting on your desk or in your hand at a coffee shop, one thing is certain: everyone around is going to think you're reading some Christian devotional. When reading the book in public, I folded over the cover, trying to hide the bold image.


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Placer County will receive 50 residential building permit allocations from the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) for the calendar year 2009.
The method for distributing these allocations will be a modified lottery system. To qualify for the TRPA allocation lottery, a building permit application (including appropriate plans for a TRPA-buildable site) must be submitted at the Placer County Building Department, 565 West Lake Boulevard, Tahoe City. Applications will be accepted from February 23, 2009, 8:00 a.m. through February 27, 2009, 4:00 p.m.
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Durable 4.5" hook with single metal post slides over office partitions 1.5" to 3" thick to provide convenient solution for hanging garments. Hang garments directly from posts or use panel hooks with included Quartet hanger. Black powder-coat finish complements any decor.
Panel Partitions 1.50" to 2" Thick
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