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Wednesday, 27 June 2012 12:32
Well folks, its still hot and dry here at our place and we need rain bad. Congratulations go out to Dalia Smith Harr. She will be going to veterinarian school. She is the daughter of Kenny and Rene Smith and the grand daughter of Boots Smith. I know you will do good in school, Dalia. Boots and I go back a long way. We went to school together at the little one room school at Whites Branch. The schoolhouse is still standing and its in good shape and they have church in it, not many are left. It's an old landmark and when you pass the schoolhouse, it brings back many memories.
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Happy birthday wishes go out this week to Demetrius Allen and Daugh Wesley Sizemore, Christy Wright, and Alisha Natalie Gregory and Madison Gregory. These two are Daugh and Lucy Pearl Gregory grandkids, so we wish for you all the best birthdays and God bless you all to have many more.
The grandboy sure is growing up so fast and we take him every Sunday to Sunday school and church. This past week, the mail man brought him a big package and it was from our friends the Pelfreys way up Virginia way. Sarah, that was so good of you to get the things for him. He gets the book and he brings it to me to read it for him and he wore his little outfit to church today. I'm trying my best to bring him up the right way. He is a handsome little fellow and everybody loves him, he is so friendly, and in church he acts like a grown up. Folks, it's how you teach them.
The beans are almost ready to pick and they are good white half runner beans if you want any call 598-7812.
Here is a picture of a great grandson. He is growing and doing good, his parents are Adam and Brandie Smith. He's two weeks old and he's got as much hair as I do and he's a cute little fellow.
Some folks are still sick and need prayers: Waymon and Joyce Mills, Orie Henson, Edgar Lawson, and Delbert Collins, so pray for them. Remember the ones in the hospital and nursing homes and the families that have lost a loved one. Our prayers go out to the John Crawford family.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May God bless you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 20 June 2012 12:47
Well folks, we have a lot to be thankful for. The Lord is so good to us. We had a good rain last night and this morning too, and we sure needed it. The corn and beans are growing good. As I've said, the Lord knows what we need and we should be more thankful. The grandbaby is growing up so fast, and he makes friends everywhere he goes.
Judy, who works at the Enterprise, gets him something every Monday when I take my write up down there, and he doesn't forget she has got a friend. He's just a little past two-years-old and when I write my column, he says Judy. He knows every person he comes in contact with. He is a sight.
We take him to Sunday school and church, every time. He has learned how to behave himself, you should see him play the guitar and pat his feet. You know if everyone took their children and grand children to Sunday school and church it would make a difference in their lives later on. People today don't take time to go to church and to worship the Lord, but one thing for sure, we will take time to leave this world.
Some folks are still sick and in need of prayers: Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Harley Sibert, Denver Smith, Delbert Collins, Charlie Collins and Ora Henson.
We want to thank some man from Knox County who helped us last Wednesday. He said he was a Davis. There are some good people still left in this world. Remember the sick, the ones in the hospital, and the nursing homes too.
Our boat motor quit last Wednesday on the river and this man, whom we didn't know, towed us down the river with his boat and we appreciate it so much. So if you see someone in trouble, lend them a hand. Be kind to someone who is down. Always try to do a good deed if you can, the Lord will bless you for it.
We had a good singing Saturday night at church.
It's time once again for the homecoming for the descendants of William Gregory and Mary Brown Gregory and Charlie Minton and Delia Barnard Minton, June 30th at Buck Creek Park starting at 11:00 a.m., so everyone start making plans to come out and get together once again with your family and friends. Everyone is welcome. The graveyard service will be July 1st out at the Charlie Minton Cemetery starting 11:00 a.m.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord richly bless you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 13 June 2012 12:41
We are having wonderful weather lately and we need a little rain but the good Lord knows what we need. I've worked out the entire garden and we planted more beans this week and we had some garden vegetables already. Cabbage, onions, peas, and new potatoes already and it won't be too long until we will have beans and tomatoes.
We've got a big garden. The sweet corn is growing too. I've set some cabbage plants for late cabbage. It keeps one busy around the farm. There's plenty of work to be done, but I like working out on the farm.
We had all the grand kids over this weekend and they are a handful keeping up with them. They have worn me out. I took them to church and Sunday school. People need to go to church. So many of our young people don't go any more.
We hear of so many each week passing from this life. People, there is a better way of life for all, and Jesus is that way. God gives each person a choice and we choose what we do in life. My advice for all is choose the Lord he loves you.
A lot of folks are still sick and in need of prayer. Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Denver Smith, Delbert Collins, Charlie Collins, Orie Henson, Harley Sibert, and Jackson Wayne Smith. So pray for all the people. Remember all the ones in the hospital and the nursing homes. Pray for all that have lost a loved one this week.
Our new great grandbaby was born last week at Saint Joseph Hospital at London. He weighed eight pounds and three ounces.
Things sure have changed in the last few years. Places where I leased land to farm corn and hay looks like a wilderness with trees big enough to climb. People have quit farming around here. The farms are growing up and it's a shame to see the changes that people have made.
I want to thank everyone for reading my little write up. So many people call and tell me they enjoy reading the Enterprise.
They have got a good staff working there. We have a lot of critters here at the farm. Squirrels, rabbits, ground hogs, turkeys, and deer and some I don't like are the snakes.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless and keep you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 06 June 2012 12:38
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Well folks, time seems like it's flying by. This year is almost half gone. We had the grandboy over the weekend and we took him to Sunday school and church, and he played his guitar. He's two years old and he knows about every musical instrument there is. He is a smart little boy.
Well, the gas prices are coming down a little. I wonder what happened. They need to come down a lot more, it seems like every time you go to the grocery store everything keeps going up and growing a garden is getting expensive. Last year you could buy 50 lbs. of dirt or ammonia for $12 but now it's $17 for 50 lbs. It's a battle every year with the bugs and the garden stuff the bean bugs and the potato bugs, too.
It keeps me busy around the place mowing, weed eating, planting, spraying, and working the garden, but I like working the garden.
Some folks are still sick: Waymon and Joyce Mills, Harley Sibert, Charlie Collins, Edgar Lawson, Denver Smith, and Orie Henson, so pray for these folks. Pray for all the ones that have lost a loved one this past week-the Lester France family and the Carl Hibbard family. Our prayers go out to you all. Carl was my friend. Carl and I often times talked about the Bible and the church, may the Lord Bless you all.
Happy birthday wishes go out to Lisa Gibson and Jessie Gregory and happy anniversary to Clay and Gertrud Lawson on Thursday the 7th. May God bless you to have many more. Thank you all for reading my little column, I've got some good sweet potato plants to give away if you need some. Come and get them, my number is 598-6348. Pray for all the sick and the ones in the hospital and the nursing homes.
I want to thank the county for mowing our roads off. They sure need it.
Well, I'll stop for this time, may the good Lord bless and keep you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 30 May 2012 12:40
Well folks, I'm sorry for not getting my write up last week in the paper. Sometimes, we get caught up and not able to do all the things we need to do. Thank you all for calling me about it.
We sure are having summer time weather now, 92º already and it's still May. We sure been busy the last week mowing and working the garden and weed eating. You can't keep the grass cut, it grows so fast.
A lot of folks ask me about the garden. It's coming along good this week. The good Lord's will, I'll get new cabbage, onions, pears, lettuce, and mustard from the garden soon. The beans are running. We set out all the sweet potato plants, 2700 of them, and the potatoes are blooming and in a week or two I'll be able to get new potatoes. There is a lot of work, growing a garden, but it's so good to get fresh veggies out of the garden.
I want to thank the McQueen family down on Sacker for giving me the tobacco plants. I've already planted them and plowed them. As I've always said, it's good to have friends. The reason I planted the tobacco is we twist the tobacco to chew. I don't use the chemicals on the tobacco or spray the tobacco, it's like the old-timers use to do.
I've planted the watermelons and muskmelons and the big pumpkins. Everything is coming along real well, so I've been pretty busy. I've killed four copper head snakes already this year, so be careful around the place mowing or weed eating or out in the garden.
We got the grandbaby and took him to church. He sure likes going. Boy, he's talking so much now, and he's as bright as a penny and he don't forget anything. You should hear him on the banjo and the guitar. He's trying to make the chords already. The people at church gets tickled at him picking and patting his feet and trying to sing. Taking your children or grandchildren to Sunday school and church will make a difference in their lives. People, it's what you teach them when they are young and growing up. Just a thought. Try it, they might like it.
Happy Birthday wishes go out this week to Adam and Brandie Smith. May the good Lord bless you two to have many more. We love you, from all your family and friends.
Some folks are still sick: Harley Sibert, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Denver Smith, Edgar Lawson, and Orie Henson, so pray for them. Remember the ones in the hospital, the nursing homes, and the ones that have lost a loved one.
Monday was Decoration Day and a lot of people were putting flowers on their loved one's graves, and that is good that we still remember them.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless and keep you, and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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yes, I do tend to get things because 'they are too cheap not to!'ReplyDelete
but I'm always worried that I might choose to splurge on the wrong thing. some of my favorite things turned out to be that inexpensive item i took a chance on.
love the sweater, the peplum is so cute!
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 19, 2011)—Irish Gypsy capped a big day for trainer Bob Baffert and jockey Martin Garcia, winning by 1 ¼ lengths as the 13-10 favorite in the $76,050 Desert Stormer Handicap Sunday at Hollywood Park.
The one length victory for the 5-year-old daughter of Hennessy and the Relaunch mare Rayelle was the third on Father's Day for Baffert and the fourth for Garcia.
With 17 days remaining in the Spring/Summer meet, Baffert holds a 24-23 advantage over Mike Mitchell in the trainer's race.
The quadruple for Garcia, who rode all three of Baffert's winners Sunday, was the his second at Hollywood Park. His other four win day locally was Nov. 7, 2006.
Owned by Mike Pegram and John G. Sikura, Irish Gypsy won for the fifth time in 12 starts and pushed her earnings to $239,420. She completed the six furlongs over Cushion Track in 1:09.67.
The victory was the second in a row for Irish Gypsy, who was bred in Kentucky by Jerry and Ann Moss. She had captured the Valid Expectations May 30 at Lone Star Park. The bay has not been worse than second since finishing fifth in an optional claimer Aug. 27, 2009 at Del Mar.
Never too far off the pace set by All the Love and Warren's Blossom, Irish Gypsy moved outside into the stretch, ultimately gaining the lead with about a sixteenth of a mile to run.
Giving Baffert his second Desert Stormer win – the other came with My Miss Storm Cat in 2006 – Irish Gypsy paid $4.60, $2.80 and $2.20.
Warren's Blossom, who had a clear lead with a furlong to go, saved the place by a half-length over Fund Raiser, the other Baffert entrant. Warren's Blossom returned $4.60 and $3. The show payoff on Fund Raiser was $3.20.
Washington Bridge, the 3-1 second choice, was fourth and All the Love faded to last. U R All That I Am was scratched.
"She's been running really well and improving so much,'' said Garcia, whose other victories for Baffert were on 2-year-old first timer Night Tide in the second and Toro Bonito in the third. "I had a really good position outside where she could relax and not have any pressure. She was just galloping out there just waiting go. When I asked her to go she just took off.''
One race before the Desert Stormer, Sway Away won in his return to California, edging 6-5 second choice Da Ruler to win a $52,000 allowance.
Cutting back to seven furlongs after finishing 12th of 14 in the Preakness May 21 at Pimlico, the 3-year-old son of Afleet Alex and the Seattle Slew mare Seattle Shimmer won by a neck under Rafael Bejarano. The final time over Cushion Track was 1:21.74.
No worse than second in four starts around one turn, Sway Away, who is owned by a partnership that includes Batman Stable, Philip Lebherz, Cindy Olsen, Janet Sharp and Glen Wallace and trained by Jeff Bonde, won for the second time in seven outings. The $31,200 payday increased his earnings to $157,800.
Favored for the first time since he finished second behind J P's Gusto in the Best Pal Stakes last Aug. 8 at Del Mar, Sway Away paid $4.40, $2.20 and $2.10. Da Ruler returned $2.80 and $2.10. The show price on Sahara Sky, who finished 2 ½ lengths behind Da Ruler, was $2.40. Price and Big Wags completed the order of finish. Clinton was scratched.
In addition to Garcia's four wins, jockey Joe Talamo had three, scoring with Mr. Saturdaynight in the first, Sammy's a Runnin' in the fifth and Schiapparelli in the ninth. The first and last race winners were for trainer Mike Puype.
Bejarano tops the jockey standings with 42 wins, three more than Joel Rosario and Talamo. Garcia is fourth with 27 victories.
Racing resumes Thursday. Post time is 1 p.m.
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Deep Penetrating Red Light Therapy Device
Bring near-immediate relief from a long list of health issues
First researched by NASA for use in the Space Program, deep penetrating red light therapy can help reverse and control the visible signs of aging – while also effectively treating minor muscle and joint aches. All-natural RED light and infrared light penetrates and absorbs deep into tissue, activating the production of endorphins, blocking pain-transmitting chemicals and stimulating cellular regeneration for both wrinkle reduction and pain relief. Just nine minutes a day can bring relief from a long list of health issues with no known negative side effects. Simple to use; comes with a Velcro strap for attaching to affected areas or mount to its stand for facial use. 20-page information booklet included. FDA approved/cleared (510(k) is K081570) USA.
9"L x 11½"W x 16¾"H; 4 lbs.
The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device produces 4 Joules per centimeter squared. The product meets the NASA specifications, and produces 30 Watts of power.
Benefits of RED Light Therapy Treatments
Stimulate the production of collagen. Collagen is the most common protein found in the body. Collagen is the essential protein used to repair damaged tissue and to replace old tissue. It is the substance that holds cells together and has a high degree of elasticity. By increasing collagen production less scar tissue is formed at the damaged site.
Stimulate fibroblastic activity, which aids in the repair process. Fibroblasts are present in connective tissue and are capable of forming collagen fibers.
Increase vascularity (circulation). Circulation is increased by increasing the formation of new capillaries, which are additional blood vessels that replace damaged ones. New capillaries speed up the healing process by carrying more oxygen as well as more nutrients needed for healing and they can also carry more waste products away.
Stimulate the release of adenosine triphosphate (ATP). ATP is the major carrier of energy to all cells. ATP provides the chemical energy that drives the chemical reaction of the cell. It is the body's fuel.
Increase lymphatic system activity. Edema, which is the swelling or natural splinting process of the body, has two basic components. The first is a liquid part, which can be evacuated by the blood system, and the second is comprised of the proteins, which have to be evacuated by the lymphatic system. Research has shown that the lymph vessel diameter and the flow of the lymph system can be doubled with the use of light therapy. The venous diameter and the arterial diameters can also be increased. This means that both parts of edema (liquid and protein) can be evacuated at a much faster rate to relieve swelling.
Increase RNA and DNA synthesis. This helps damaged cells to be replaced more promptly. Reduce the excitability of nervous tissue. The photons of light energy enter the body as negative ions. This calls upon the body to send positive ions like calcium among others to go to the area being treated. These ions assist in firing the nerves thereby relieving pain.
Increase phagocytes, which is the process of scavenging for and ingesting dead or degenerated cells by phagocyte cells for the purpose of clean up. This is an important part of the infection fighting process. Destruction of the infection and clean up must occur before the healing process can take place.
Induce a thermal like effect in the tissue. The light raises the temperature of the cells although there is no heat produced from the diodes themselves.
Cosmetic Benefits of Using LEDs
- Minimize fine lines and wrinkles
- Reduces crow's-feet
- Heals blemishes
- Improve skin tone
- Regeneration/stimulation of collagen
- Restores skin's natural cellular collagen activity
- Activates fibroblast cells which create collagen and elastin
- Helps sun-damaged skin
- Creates more skin moisture which will help fill out skin
- Increases circulation, providing a healthier skin tone
- Reduces melanin production, which causes brown age spots
- Promotes nutritional elements existing within the skin
- Helps irregular pigmentation
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- Stimulates and activates metabolic function in skin cells
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- Reduces overall redness, flushing, dilated capillaries
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FDA cleared (510(k) is K081570) Frequently Asked Questions:
How often and how long should I use the RED Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device?
The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device is designed to run for nine (9) minutes per treatment. We recommend taking two (2) treatments daily for the first month and then two treatments a week after that. If you miss a treatment, don't worry; just extend the daily treatments for the lost days.
How long until I see results?
Everyone's skin varies, but most people feel and see a difference in about four treatments. Because of differences in damaged skin, some people will see the benefits almost immediately and others will need more treatments. Typically within a few uses, people feel a tingling in their skin, a slight warmth and a tightening of their skin. Then users start seeing the fine lines and wrinkles start to disappear as their skin plumps up. Because treatments are progressive, we recommend treatments for at least ten (10) weeks, for best results.
Does Deep Penetrating Light Therapy work on everyone?
The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device is proven to work on all skin types. There is over a 90% success rate for people using our system correctly. The most difficult skin to help is people who (1) have had sever sun damage, (2) are or have been smokers, and (3) are very thin.
Can this hurt my eyes?
No studies have been found showing any harmful effects to the eyes when using our product correctly. However, we recommend not staring directly into our LEDs.
Why can't I see light from some of the LEDs?
These LEDs (880 nanometers) are on and working properly. You cannot see them because they are in the infrared spectrum, which is not visible to the human eye. Some digital cameras and camcorders will display the infrared lights.
Can I combine Deep Penetrating Light Therapy with other skin care?
Yes. Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device can be used alone or with other skin care treatments. Many physicians have found Deep Penetrating Light Therapy to complement other treatments.
Will Deep Penetrating Light Therapy hurt?
No. Unlike lasers or other ablative (skin harming) treatments, Deep Penetrating Light Therapy is non-thermal, non-ablative, and non-invasive. Clients report no discomfort or pain associated with Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device treatments.
I have high blood pressure – will using this hurt me?
There is no evidence using the Deep Penetrating Light Therapy will increase blood pressure, but if you are concerned we recommend you always consult your physician.
Where is the product made?
The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device is made in the USA (Colorado).
What is the difference between LASERS and LEDs (or the Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device)?
Lasers are more powerful than LEDs and they hurt the skin in order to heal the skin and grow collagen. The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device doesn't hurt the skin; but penetrates deep into the skin to stimulate fibroblasts which creates collagen and elastin.
What is the Wattage of the system?
The most important question is that the DPL™ System produces 4 Joules per centimeter squared. Our product meets the NASA specifications. The DPL™ System produces 30 Watts of power.
Do I need to take off my makeup before using the system?
You Do Not have to remove makeup for the treatments to be effective. Because there is some slight warmth felt on the face during the treatments you might want to remove your makeup for comfort reasons.
How long has it been out?
The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device has commercially available out for over 3 years, but the technology and use in Dermatologist offices has been available for several years.
How do you use it?
Turn unit on and place your face about ¼ to ½ inch from the middle of the system. The system will turn off at the end of nine (9) minutes.
How does it help pimples and blemishes?
The LED lights help fight bacteria and the increased blood circulation the LEDs produce helps heal wounds with new cells.
Is it FDA Approved?
No. The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device is a cosmetic device and not a medical device and does not need FDA approval.
How long will the LEDs last?
The LEDs are rated for 2,500 hours and with normal use should last many years. LEDs are not like light bulbs with filaments, but have solid state chips inside.
Will the Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device help any other issues?
YES, the same LED design and power will help with minor pain and inflammation and has been shown to help with pimples and blemishes. Some people have reported that it helped reduce scars. 9"L x 11½"W x 16¾"H; 4 lbs.
The Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Device produces 4 Joules per centimeter squared. The product meets the NASA specifications, and produces 30 Watts of power.
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I can't find the thread or post, but a while back there was something posted to the effct that the new carbon STS will not fit 2011 bows or earlier. I assume this pertains to the Martin line. I also assume that the reason this was assumed was because the carbon STS is thread and fits into a barrlel nut which fits in a quick disconnect slot machined in the back of the 2012 risers. Well, out of curiosity I checked out my 2011 Nemisis last night and lo and behold there is a threaded hole some inches below the slot where the standard STS mounts. From this I'm going say that the carbon STS will fit the 2011 Nemisis.
Being mounted lower I don't know how effective it would be, but maybe it's worth a shot. The only modification needed would be to add a nut to the STS so it can be locked into position once fitted, but that might be included with the STS itself. I think I'm going to order one and try it.


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#1001 Sun 21 Apr 13 2:24pm
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
nessie18 wrote:
Hi Jamie, can you tell me which is the best pan to cook a roast in?
welcome to the forum nessie18
As you can see I am not Mr. Oliver .
I think that one of the most important things is the quality of the pan that you use, always try to get the best quality pans that you can afford as they will last better and usually cook more evenly.
I have an old fashioned lidded roasted dish that I use , it self bastes as it cooks and so the meat will still brown,
It was fairly expensive when I bought it and is made from an enamel coated metal it has lasted me for around 25 years so far and has many more years life left in it.
it looks a bit like this
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Judge-Induction … oaster+pan
#1002 Thu 25 Apr 13 6:31am
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Does anyone know a very basic recipe for ravioli filling? Something tomato based and nothing too exotic or spicy and won't get funky if frozen?
Also, DebDiMaggio, my suggestion for getting your spuds crispy from roasting in an oven is this: dip your spud pieces in canola oil or other vegetable-based oil (they are healthier) or take a sauce-brush and brush said oil over the sides of spud-pieces in a thin layer, then place on/in a dish or pan that isn't very deep and do NOT cover. Moisture retention tends to keep foods from getting that crispy texture that many crave. This happens no matter the method you use. Or if you want to keep some of your moisture but still get the crispy, do what I suggested but with a slight variation, cover dish with foil (loosely) and take off foil for the last few minutes or so. Be sure to experiment with time-ratio of foil and no foil until you get the desired effect.
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Hey Jamie! I was really interested in the types of chili you use. So what kind is it?
As you know Jamie loves all chillies and they all have slight different flavours. Jamie likes to use what he can get his hands on - some of his faves are scotch bonnets, anaheim, apache, banana, caldero, cherry bomb and birds eye. He also loves using dried chillies to give smokyness and depth to sauces.
#1004 Mon 29 Apr 13 7:59am
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Jamie do you have a recipe easy for kids to do my son is a fan of yours and he has watched your shows and wanted to make one of your recipes for sometime but all the recipes are hard.
tell me if you have one as soon as possible
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#1005 Wed 01 May 13 9:37am
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I bought your 15 and 30 min Meals books. Many recipes ask for anchovies.. We do not eat anchovies... What CAN i replacement them with or CAN i just leave it out without affecting taste?
#1006 Wed 01 May 13 11:10am
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I bought your 15 and 30 min Meals books. Many recipes ask for anchovies.. We do not eat anchovies... What CAN i replacement them with or CAN i just leave it out without affecting taste?
Welcome to the forum jacsilfver
In the recipes the anchovies are usually used as a seasoning . They add a saltiness to the dish.
I can't use anchovies either and so I just season with a little sae salt instead .
#1007 Thu 02 May 13 6:15am
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Few year back, i saw one of your show on tv and you made a dish that looks like a bacon pie.
Can you give me the reciepy please?
There was bacon use a pastry from bottom to the top
with patatoes and cheese i believe!
I look thru your reciepy and didn't find it.
Thank you to answer me quick.
#1008 Thu 02 May 13 11:47pm
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Hi everybody
So, first off all im gonna quickly introduce myself. I am a 20yo girl born amd raised in Angola (Africa), left to Portugal about 4yrs ago and studying Hotel management in Spain. Ive been wandering about Europe and right now im in Mauritius for a 5 month internship at four seasons mauritius in KITCHEN
I find myself in love with this life more and more..
Now lets get to business... I would like everybodys opinion on this...my chef set up a young chef competition for commis and he put me in just so i sweat a bit, haha!! The prize is featuring the winner dish on the menu of one of the restaurant, which is a huuuge deal. So, I decided to pull off a starter and the challenge is to use only local products from the list he gave us: beet, carrots, taro, ginger, spinach, tapioca, pipengay, sea urchin, red mullet and sweet potato.. We dont have to use them all in one dish but we must combine as much as we can.. Guys could u please help me with some ideas? I have thought of red mullet cooked in lemon juice with ginger extract and jullienne carrots and beetroot salad. I will be waiting for any tips.
Thank you,
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#1009 Fri 03 May 13 5:29am
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Hi Jamie! .... So, here is the thing: I really love cooking lasagna with a lot of differents ingredients and sauces, but i can't add two sauces at once that I adore: bolognese and bechamel, because every time that I try to put every sauce separatedly, all end mixted up... like a orange thing
Should I make a thicker bolognese and bechamel sauce?
Thanks J, for your time!, I hope see u at FRD!
Loves, Connie B.
#1010 Fri 03 May 13 12:01pm
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nessie18 wrote:
Hi Jamie, can you tell me which is the best pan to cook a roast in?
It really depends on the size of the roast you are cooking but, it sounds obvious but always use a roasting tray and a good size to allow room for your meat and maybe a few veg to go around it to give it some flavour.


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About a month and a half ago, the Denver Zine Library had a joint Grand Re-opening with Sent(a)Mental Studios in our new location! We're now housed in The Temple, a collection of studios for artists and creative types. While we're still putting on the finishing touches, the zines are unpacked and waiting to be read. … Continue reading
DZL closed until we open in a new location
In bittersweet news, the Denver Zine Library is officially closed until we reopen in a new location. Our two packing days were so smooth that we were able to get everything ready for the big move! No news yet on where we're headed, but we'll be sure to let you know as soon as it's … Continue reading
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Dearest friends of the Denver Zine Library, As you may know, the building where the DZL is housed has been sold! We have until April 1st to move out and are hoping to make this a stress-free and entertaining process. Please join us on February 9 and/or February 16 from 10am-6pm for a packing and … Continue reading
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The Denver Zine Library is thrilled to be presenting a workshop at ReadCON at Farr Regional Library in Greeley, CO this Saturday, November 2nd! If you're in the neighborhood, come check us out! 11am-noon, Flex Room Here's a chance to tell your own story! This intro to zine-making (self-published magazines) will provide tools to get … Continue reading
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Check out some awesome things coming up this summer… * Thursday, 6/20 – Punk Rock Karaoke * Sunday, 7/14 – Yard Sale to benefit the DZL and DCHC * Sunday, 7/21 – Monthly writing club * Xena, the magical zine vending machine! * T-shirts and Tote Bags for Sale! * Looking for volunteers * Visit … Continue reading
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Fans of the DZL, we have some exciting updates for you for March! We also hope to see you during open hours (Saturdays and Sundays from 11am-3pm). Feel free to contact us at email@example.com with any questions. * Snow day announcements * Wednesday, March 13 – zine workshop at Lowbrow * Friday, March 15 – … Continue reading


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Jesus opened His mouth and spoke the greatest, most wonderful words ever uttered to a crowd on a hillside some 2,000 years ago. He told them that if they would listen carefully to His words, understand them, instill them within their hearts and live them, they would experience the very best, highest quality life possible while living on this earth. Isn't that what we want for ourselves and for our children?
He told them that if they applied His commands, they could ask God for anything and they'd have it. It's a list of Jesus' promises for the abundant life to the people who write His commands upon their hearts. Not one of His commands is burdensome, but all of them give an amazing life to anyone who wants to follow them. Who wouldn't want this promised life (see Matthew 5)?
This promised life is what we all want for our children. I want to help you teach your children to memorize and meditate on Scripture as a part of their everyday lives. You'll learn about four important commands of Christ and help your kids memorize verses that support these four commands. God's Word will change their thoughts and, therefore, their beliefs. This will change your life, too. I've found that these four powerful teachings of Christ are transforming me daily. We're never too old or too young to discover the best life possible — the life Jesus wants us to have.
We'll study these four wonderful beliefs that Christ wants within your heart and your children's heart:
I'll also briefly mention that the enemy of God also has beliefs he's trying to instill within our hearts which, when developed within us, cause most of the destruction on this earth. Most of mankind's evil comes directly from the thoughts that Satan wants branded upon our hearts. Satan came to "steal and kill and destroy" everything that is good within us and our children (John 10:10). And that's what he has done throughout our world. It's time for the followers of Christ to take back our turf from him!
The key to this blessed life is our thoughts and beliefs. Did you know that what you have been thinking about every day of your life has produced who you have become as a person? If you worry a lot, have too much stress, are discouraged easily and exhibit a host of other negative characteristics, you have created beliefs in your heart that are causing these emotions. Most people, myself included, do not realize how extremely powerful their thoughts are.
This truth, for me, has become an amazing life-changing and freeing concept. Today, everything about me is changing toward a much more enriching life in every area. I'm becoming free to enjoy my life like never before. And I've never been happier!
Here's even more amazing truth about how our thoughts build these powerful beliefs within our hearts. Most people have between 20,000 and 60,000 thoughts per day. Each of these thoughts will form its own individual chemical and electrical formation in your brain. If you are thinking about the words of God, your thoughts will form positive and healing electrical and chemical formations. But, if you are thinking negative thoughts, those negative ones will form toxic and unhealthy formations.
If you force yourself to think about Christ's four commandments each day between seven and 12 times, you will start to notice new positive and abundant-life beliefs forming within your heart after only four days. And if you stay focused and alert to your present thoughts and use the power given to you by God to take the negative ones captive while you think of Christ's positive thoughts, you can establish new belief habits of thinking in only 21 days.
My prayer is for you to experience the same freedom and joy that I am finding. To enjoy God's best with your children is to be blessed beyond imagination. You'll not only be enriched, but you'll discover amazing peace as you watch your kids develop God's solid foundation.
Excerpted from Guarding Your Child's Heart, published by NavPress. Copyright © 2011 by Dr. Gary Smalley. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. (Ephesians 6:10-13)
There is an enemy who wants to destroy your home. His cross hairs are on your children. He has four very powerful and destructive beliefs that he wants you and your children to hide within your heart. As you look around to what is happening in our world of crime and evil, most of the destruction and negative actions come directly from Satan's four toxic beliefs. Since he is the chief liar, he wants to steal your heart away from all that is good, kill everything that's honorable within you and your children, destroying your marriage, family and lives (see John 10:10).
But Christ came to bring you and your children abundant, overflowing life. He wants you to have amazing freedom from everything evil and establish within your hearts four powerful beliefs that lead to a blessed life here and eternal life forever.
I can honestly admit to you that I've never been happier in my entire life than I am today. I want to follow all of the teachings of Christ; but to start, I've embraced four of Christ's powerful teachings that alone have enriched me more than I could have ever imagined. I'm even learning how to fit all of Christ's commands into the four that I use every day!
With Satan's clever lying ways, no wonder there is so much crime and destruction in our world today. The enemy is sophisticated, patient, disciplined and lethal. He hates your family. He will utilize everything in his arsenal to destroy your marriage and your children. His strategy is to ruin not only your marriage, but also the future marriages of your children.
We must understand how grave this threat really is. We have been given the armor of God to protect our hearts. It is not an accident that Ephesians 6:10-13 follows the Bible's central teaching on marriage and family in Ephesians 5:22 – 6:4. The test before us is to sustain the unity of purpose and meet the challenges now confronting us. We need to design a balanced strategy for the long haul, to put on the full armor of God and prevent Satan from having victory in his future attacks.
Is your home prepared for the attacks of the enemy? Do you have a plan to guard your child's heart from the impending attacks of Satan?
For years you have been imparting thoughts and beliefs to your child's heart that actually come from your own heart. Were you raised in a home with no guarding plan? Are you continuing the negative cycle? Here's the great news: You can break any negative, toxic cycle. I did.
My father was a very angry man. I made the decision early on in my marriage and family to break the cycle of anger. Why? Because my children get the overflow of my heart. Many of you grew up hearing your parents make statements such as:
Then, just think of how many hours you and your children have been bombarded with the lies of this world through TV, movies, music, magazines, school teachers, friends, and the list goes on and on.
What messages have been written on your heart? Do you know what negative belief is behind them? What statements from your childhood are you repeating to your children?
Solomon said to "guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life" (Proverbs 4:23). Your heart is shaped by what you think about all day long. And you alone get to choose what you think about every day.
You can either live in the negative or live in the positive. You can dwell on negative feelings and thoughts of anger, resentment and get-even tactics. Or you can take the words of the apostle Paul when he said, "Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable — if anything is excellent or praiseworthy — think about such things" (Philippians 4:8, emphasis added).
You only have two choices. One, you can think like Christ (as in Philippians 4:8). Or you can think like the prince of the world (negative).
You'll have thousands of thoughts every day whether you like it or not. Which would you rather have? Thoughts controlled by the world and the prince of this world or thoughts controlled by God, filled with love and desire to care for people?
The beliefs of your heart usually come from your parents, or you may pick them up from culture. Thus we are likely to be as happy or unhappy as our parents were or as our culture is as a whole.
But I don't want my happiness to be dependent on others, whether it's my parents or the culture in general. I know that God created me to be filled with joy, peace and love, and therefore, I have been learning to base my beliefs solely on Scripture. It is in Scripture that I have found the four major beliefs I am basing my life on today.
These four beliefs will become the foundation for the plan you and your children can develop. These are the key beliefs I have been diligent to embed, or hide, in my heart so that they become guiding principles for everything I do in life. And I have found that they work. If we will conform our minds to these four key beliefs that were designed by our Maker, they will put us on top of everything that matters in life.
These beliefs need to be established firmly in your life so they can in turn be included in your plan and impressed on the hearts of your children. Here is just a brief outline of these four beliefs:
I'm 70 years old and more excited about today and what the future brings than at any other time in my life. I live with great hope about today and tomorrow. What will He inspire me to do today? Help someone I don't even know? Grant forgiveness to someone? Use me to bring others to Him? How will He use me tomorrow? Even the littlest things I do can be used mightily by God. All things are possible through Him (see Matthew 19:26). I get to discover His dreams for me and what He wants to do through me.
Nothing has changed my life more than these four beliefs. As I review and think on the Bible verses that support these four beliefs every day, my friends and family are finding that I complain less and serve more.
Learning these principles will help you reap the wonderful consequences of a much closer walk with God and harmony with others. You'll be thrilled at the growing compassion in your heart toward all people. It all comes as a gift from God when you learn to adjust your deepest beliefs to only a few of the most powerful living words from Scripture. Just think of it: God's Word is truth (see John 17:17), and you will know this truth, and it will set you free (see John 8:32).
You may be way beyond me in this journey. You may already have these four beliefs firmly hidden in your own heart. If so, that's great. If you already know and live by these principles, you will be able to influence your children so that these amazing beliefs can spread throughout the world.
Acknowledge where you are with a plan for guarding your child's heart:
Do you believe that Satan has a battle plan against your home? Be prepared with your own plan to guard the hearts of your family.
I'm asking you and your family to start with the four beliefs and find verses that teach them. You might find a number of verses that match. Memorize the ones that light you up the most.
You can customize the verse according to the ages and needs of your children. A younger child may be able to learn one phrase or sentence. An older child can learn a longer passage. Teach them just enough that they can grasp the meaning and meditate on it each day.
Be sure this isn't a forced, negative situation for your kids. Find creative ways to make it fun. Here are some tips about times and ways to help your family memorize:
Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life. (Proverbs 4:23)
I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you. (Psalm 119:11)
Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right. "Honor your father and mother" — which is the first commandment with a promise — "that it may go well with you and that you may enjoy long life on the earth." Fathers, do not exasperate [create anger in] your children; instead, bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord. (Ephesians 6:1-4)
Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. (Ephesians 6:10-13)


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OMAHA, Neb. - The Creighton women's basketball team opens the 2013-14 season with a familiar foe as the Bluejays head to Des Moines, Iowa to take on the Drake Bulldogs on Friday, Nov. 8 at 7 pm.
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Marissa Janning broke her own arena record with 29 points to lead the Jays to a 67-66 win over Drake. Down 39-30 early in the second half, Janning took the game over with 23 of the Jays 37 points in the period.
The two teams battled back and forth into the final minutes with Drake clinging to a slim 60-59 edge with 3:28 remaining. Creighton seized control behind a 6-0 run, courtesy of a layup from Sarah Nelson and two buckets by Janning, to take a 65-60 lead with 1:06 left. Moments later, Janning sealed the win with two free throws with 35 seconds remaining.
Last Time at Drake (2-2-13):
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The Bulldogs set the pace in the opening moments of the contest as Drake jumped out to a 7-1 lead by the 18:14 mark. Down 13-8 moments later, the Bluejays finally gained control of the game with a 14-2 run over the next four minutes to claim the lead, 22-15. Over the final 13 minutes of the opening period the Jays sank five more triples as Creighton took a 56-42 lead into the break. The 56-point outburst was the most points scored by the Jays in a half since putting up 59 points at Siena on March 22, 2003.
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Creighton opens the 2013-14 season with a familar foe in Drake. The Bulldogs and Bluejays offered two intense battles last season, with Creighton taking both contests.
Both teams return four starters from last season. Drake's offense primarily runs on the play of junior Kyndal Clark, who led the Bulldogs with 14.6 ppg last season. She also distributed a team-high 111 assists.
The production of post players Morgan Reid and Ashley Bartow will play a significant role in Friday's contest. This duo averaged 12.2 rebounds per game last season and Reid has always played some of her most inspired ball against the Bluejays.
Keys to the Game w/Drake:
- Controlling Tempo: Drake wants to play at a frantic pace. While the Jays can play fast, Creighton is a more efficient half-court team than the Bulldogs and would be better suited to slow the game a bit.
- Transition defense: The increased attention to fouls will force both teams to play defense more with their feet.
- Shot Selection: The two teams shot 66% (Creighton) and 45% (Drake) from the field in last season in Des Moines. Expect the defenses for each teams to play much better, placing an emphasis on shot selection and offensive execution.
- Inside-Out Game: The Bluejays own a significant height advantage in the post. As a result Creighton must pound the ball inside, to open up the three-point shot.
Season Opening Information
- Creighton is 5-6 in season-openers under Jim Flanery, including 1-5 when opening on the road. The Bluejays dropped their 2012-13 season opener to #12 Oklahoma, 69-48, at home. Creighton's last season-opener on the road was a 72-54 win over North Dakota on Nov. 11, 2011.
- Creighton is 17-22 all-time in season openers, including 4-15 when opening the year on the road.
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Creighton 77, Fort Hays State 47
As expected both teams struggled early as Creighton held a 3-2 edge at the first media timeout (15:25). Creighton began to find its rhythm over the next five mintues, thanks in large part to freshman Brianna Rollerson. The Omaha native scored eight straight Bluejay points to make it 11-4, draining all four shots she took. Senior Sarah Nelson extended the lead to double-digits with a three-ball from the corner (14-4) with 9:42 remaining. The Bluejays pushed their lead to as much as 14 points (22-8) in the opening half, but Fort Hays State scored the final six points to make it 26-19 at the break.
The second half belonged to sophomore Marissa Janning as she scored 19 of her game-high 21 in the final 20 minutes. Janning was 3-for-4 from behind the arc in the second half and also picked up three assists. Janning's 21 points led all scorers, while Rollerson finished with 16 points.


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