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In 1909, 27th American president William Howard Taft was in office, stamps were two cents, and Zella Roberts was born.
Roberts celebrated her 105th birthday at Broadmore Senior Living in Bristol, Tennessee on Friday. She tells us she was able to see people she hasn't seen in years from across the country.
Roberts says she was born in Boone, North Carolina on February 28, 1909. She says that day was a Sunday. She moved to Bristol after her brothers asked her in 1935.
She took a job at the Bristol Knitting Mill and, later, Cornett Dress Factory. Roberts tells us she's been here ever since.
"I've had so many wonderful days. All my life, I've had a wonderful life," Roberts says.
She says they're no secret to her long life. It's just about living on.
Staff at Broadmore tell us Roberts still gets up and dresses nicely every single day.
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Lecture: The Holocaust, the Church, and the Law of Unintended Consequences at St. John Fisher College on March 14
St. John Fisher College will host Deacon Anthony Sciolino on Thursday, March 14, as he discusses his new book, The Holocaust, the Church, and the Law of Unintended Consequences: How Christian Anti-Judaism Spawned Nazi Anti-Semitism. His lecture will begin at 7:00 p.m., and will be held in Basil Hall, Room 135. The event is free and open to the public.
Sciolino is also a retired Monroe County Family Court Judge. His book expands the discussion about the holocaust especially with regard to the Church's role. Sciolino's theory is that the Church, and all of Christianity, failed to stop the genocide from occurring citing that the Church's own views about Judaism actually aided in the rise of Anti-Semitism espoused by the Nazi regime, thereby fueling the slaughter of millions.
There will be a Q&A session at the end of the lecture, and the book will be available for purchase.
The event is sponsored by the Religious Studies Club and the Cardinal Virtue, the student-run campus bulletin of the Office of Campus Ministry.
For more information, contact Deacon Tom Jewell at (585) 385-8325 or email@example.com.
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This 4 bedroom Okemo condo with private hot tub is located on Okemo Mountain in the popular Trailside community, and has a private shuttle to drive you over to the Sachem trail. The Sachem trail is a beginner rated trail, making this a great location for the entire family. Multi-level arrangement offers lots of space; enjoy cooking in the large kitchen. Main entry level: Mud room, 1/2 Bath, Kitchen, Living room, dining area, wrap around deck with private hot tub. Upper level: Bedroom #1 King + Full Bath; Lower level: Bedroom #2 Queen; Bedroom #3 - 2 twins with twin trundles underneath; Bedroom #4 - 1 queen size futon; Full Bath.
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Hobie Alter dies at 80: LA Times obituary
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On Saturday, October 24, skate history was once again made. IASC and Skatelab held the first-ever Skateboarding Hall Of Fame at the Vans skatepark in Orange. Four skateboarders, from four different decades, were inducted at the event: Bruce Logan, Tony Alva, Danny Way, and Tony Hawk.
Don Bostick and Jim Fitzpatrick announced the winners, and Logan, Alva, and Way each said a few words. Tony Hawk was on an East Coast Birdhouse tour and couldn't make it back, so his brother Steve Hawk accepted on his behalf.
In addition to the celebration, the "Rip The Ripper" art show was on display, and there was an auction to benefit the Go Skateboarding Foundation.
The who's who of skateboarding, from yesterday and today came out of the woodwork to watch. Skateboarders and skateboarding advocates from the last 50 years all got together and told stories, caught up, and forged some new friendships, hopefully setting the pace for these events for years to come.


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Menomonee Falls — The 25-year-old Wauwatosa man who died in a crash during rush hour Thursday, July 10, has been identified. Charles Hill was pronounced dead shortly after police responded to a call reporting the crash at about 4:30 a.m. on southbound Highway 41 in Menomonee Falls.
The sole occupant of the vehicle, Hill was ejected from his 2002 Honda Accord into a flooded ditch as the vehicle rolled over about a mile south of Main Street. As a result of the crash, two southbound lanes of the highway were closed for several hours during rush hour as police investigated the incident.
Meanwhile, witnesses reported Hill was driving in excess of 90 miles per hour, according to the police report.
"We do not have the toxicology reports from the Medical Examiner's office, so we cannot comment on blood alcohol content," said Lt. Kevin Von Bank. The report indicates Hill, an employee at Cafe Hollander in Wauwatosa, was drinking with friends the night before.
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Correlation Network – European Network Social Inclusion & Health
The Correlation Network works and contributes to an increased quality of life for vulnerable and marginalized groups in Europe. We are committed to marginalised groups, such as drug users, sex workers, migrants, MSM and young people in risk situations as well as people living with HIV and AIDS and other communicable deseases. We aim to improve the access to and the quality of medical and social services and work for a social Europe, in which marginal and vulnerable groups have a permanent place with the same (human) rights then everyone else.
During the Hepatitis C and Drug Use Conference in Berlin 23 - 24 October, a declaration was launched with 6 points for a better Hepatitis policy in Europe and abroad. The declaration is initially signed by the Correlation Network, Harm Reduction International (HRI), the International Network of People Who Use Drugs (INPUD), the European Association of the Study of the Liver (EASL), the World Hepatitis Alliance, the European Harm Reduction Network (EuroHRN), the European Aids Treatment Group (EATG), Aids Action Europe (AAE) and the HIV/AIDS Civil Society Forum. The declaration will be presented to all governments and health ministries in the European region. Sign the petition now at https://www.change.org/p/europa-hepatitis-c-access-to-prevention-testing-treatment-and-care-for-people-who-use-drugs and share the link widely. Download a copy of the manifesto here
The Correlation Hepatitis C Initiative proudly presents the publication of the BMC Infectious Desease Journal Supplement 'Viral Hepatitis and Drug Use in Europe´.
The publication was produced in the framework of the 'Hepatitis C Initiative' project by CHIP, The Centre for Health and Infectious Disease Research, University of Copenhagen. The publication contains five research articles and a discussion article that collectively demonstrate the potential for smart research to help transform the political and public health response to hepatitis C in Europe and presents no less than ten commentaries about crucial issues in this realm with a broad diversity of experiences represented in the contributions. The full content of the supplement can be found at http://www.biomedcentral.com/bmcinfectdis/supplements/14/S6. The link to the supplement is permanently accessible via the Supplements link on the Article page of the journal website
"Need for Action: End the Silence on Hepatitis C"
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Welcome to the first INWORK Conference on Social Inclusion, Work Integration and Social Entrepreneurship to be organised from 10-12 November in Amsterdam!
Marginalised and vulnerable groups, such as drug users, homeless people, people with psychiatric problems or (ex) offenders have a large distance to the labour market in most European countries. Their educational level is often low, they have little opportunities to participate in schooling and employment and there are only few initiatives that increase or improve the participation of these groups in the paid or unpaid labour market. The current economical crisis and the increasing unemployment affects all parts of society, but has surely a devastating impact on these groups.


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An area journalist made a really good point today about the stark hypocrisy of two local officials who had harsh words about the miscarriage of justice in Ferguson:
"I am perplexed and astounded that in this case, the prosecutor certainly took as long as he wanted to explain everything (and) I did not hear any explanation, or more importantly a justification, for why that young man was shot," [Mayor Michael Nutter] said, according to the Associated Press.
It was a remarkable sentiment coming from a mayor who has shown little interest — arguably none — in substantive reforms to his own city's criminal-justice system.
Did newlywed Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson get indicted for firing multiple shots into unarmed teenager Mike Brown? Or does he walk off into the sunset, after the inevitable "60 Minutes" interview? I don't know, and I'm busy working, but you can speculate among yourselves.
It keeps getting harder and harder to defend Pennsylvania's first-ever elected Democratic attorney general, Kathleen Kane. Maybe that's for some defense attorneys, it's getting easier and easier to defend your clients against Kane's office.
Take the Pennsylvania Turnpike...please. It's a difficult road to avoid if you're trying to get from these parts, in and around Philadelphia, to anywhere in the western or northern part of the state. When it was built, beginning in the 1930s, in the depths of the Great Depression, it was a marvel of modern civil engineering, and tolls were needed to make that happen...fair enough.
But in recent years (at least if you're like me and refuse to get E-Z Pass) you need to make sure you hit a cash machine before you enter the Turnpike...or maybe bring one along with you. It seems like the toll is always 10, 15, 20 percent higher every time I drive it, and I drive it pretty often; if you take it all the way to the Ohio border, you may need one of those microfinance loans.
"They would not listen, they did not know how. Perhaps they'll listen now."
The last time I heard the word "anarchy" tossed around so much was when the Sex Pistols' LP was released back in '76. There's several Republican senators and commentators who might have a coronary by the time the night is through, which can only mean that President Obama has issued his long-awaited, shocking-yet-not-at-all surprising executive order on immigration.
This is the political civil war that I predicted two days after the mid-term election. Has anyone checked on the status of Fort Sumter lately?
In the end, Obama's move will be judged on the three Ps -- policy, politics, and procedure. The policy, of course, is a no-brainer -- keeping families together and seeking a realistic solution to the plight of at least some of the 12 million strivers who are now trapped in legal limbo; the failure of Congress to come together on this has been a political meltdown of epic proportions.
Part of me wanted to weigh in on yesterday's dueling announcements by Lynne Abraham and Anthony Williams that each is entering the 2015 Philadelphia mayor's race; after all, I've been pretty clear in the recent past what I think, politically speaking, of both Abraham and Williams (Spoiler alert: Not very much). On the other hand, I wasn't at either announcement, so in a rare burst of fairness I decided to hold back. But Dave Davies, a former Daily News colleague, now at WHYY, did go.
His report was not encouraging:
When state Sen. Anthony Williams kicked off of his mayoral campaign yesterday, the event was richly stocked with those in the city's political class who want to be around a winner.
On the day after the election, I wrote a lengthy post noting that while many factors went into the Democratic Party's shellacking in the mid-term elections, by far the greatest was the Democratic Party itself, and the whimpering cowardice of the people it foolishly ran for office in most places. Disconnected from the day-to-day concerns of the working people they purport to represent, not even brave enough to support programs that are actually working (let alone, heaven forbid, their president), the only surprise on Election Day was how close a few of the Democrats' inevitable defeats ended up. I noted the party wouldn't bounce back overnight, and that any comeback would require a great deal of soul searching.
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The Hunqapillar. A touring bike with massive clearances for mountain bike tires, tubing spec'd for off-road ripping (fully loaded) and a gorgeous green and cream paint job. Branded as a "Wooly Mammoth Bicycle", this machine is meant to rip wakki 1-trakk and still make it to Poppi's Pizza in time for a cold pint or a toke from the wizard's pipe.
Back in the early 2000's, here in Austin, a guy named Whitney Moyer headed to a mecca of hopeful framebuilders in the US, UBI. Upon returning with all the experience needed to build frames, he was looking to commission a local project. This was that frame. Moyer's first…
Whitney reached out to Nick, a bike messenger in town at the time, to build a straight forward, classic track frame from True Temper OX platinum. Nick had a group for the frame. Made of mismatched components that he fell in love with over the years.
Nitto NJS steel cockpit, Suntour seatpost, Turbo saddle, Dura Ace cranks, Chris King Sotto Voce headset, Dura Ace hubs to Mavic Open Pro Ceramic and of course, Campy Super Record pedals with double straps.
This bike, although made in 2004, looks straight out of the 80's. In the ten years Nick has owned his Moyer, it's been raced on the track as well as the street, worked on for years and still to this day, Nick finds the time to pull it down from the wall and take it for a spin. It's war torn, tattered but is still straight as an arrow.
If there were a track bike to represent Austin, this would be it.
This is the bike that really put Ian from Icarus Frames on the map. Well, at least that's what I think anyway. My reasoning? It was one of the first truly over-sized / shaped tubesets he fillet brazed and the Fresh Frame paint job was so loud at the time, that I don't think anyone was coming close to hitting that mark. Seriously, what the hell is up with those chevrons?!
When Chris built this up for the 2011 Philly Bike Expo, it had a Dura Ace group and Chris was still working on his fitness. Since living in Austin for over two years, he's finally got this bike dialed in with performance in mind. Switching the King headset out for the Crank Brothers Direct SL Cobalt allowed him to lower the front end considerably. He then sold the DA, leaving this and his Serotta both full-SRAM.
What sets this build off the charts in my opinion are the wheels. Working at Mellow Johnny's, Chris has access to some really great wheels, namely the Bontrager Aeolus 5 clincher. These lightweight race wheels are made in the USA and turn this every day road bike into a mean, lean race machine.
It's hard to believe that Chris has had this bike since 2011. It seems so long ago. In that time, the neon orange paint has faded a bit, but the bike is every bit as stunning! See some more updated photos in the Gallery.
Each year, my friends in the band King Dude roll through Austin for a tour of some sorts. Whether it's a festival or just a quick stop through, I always look forward to having them around. Usually they crash at my house and we get to drink bourbon and hang out. I like to think that it's a bit of a break from the chaos that is touring across the country in a van.
This tour in particular found them opening for Ghost, the Swedish stadium NWOBHM band. While I haven't been into Ghost all that much, I will say I really enjoyed their live act and stage antics. They packed out Emo's East in Austin and put on one hell of a show. The fans were sooooo into it!
Each of these bands have been busting their asses on the road for the past two weeks and tonight's the first stop on their east coast tour. If they're coming through your town, give them some love. Also, you can now pre-order King Dude's newest record, Fear at TJ's label, Not Just Religious Music.
Cycleast in Austin is having a sale today, May 3rd. Make sure you swing by for discounts and deals!
I feel like I've known Tyler for years, even though that's mostly because I've probably shipped a ton stickers, kits and shirts to him. We also have a few mutual friends in NYC and Austin, so there's a lot of overlap.
Back when Tyler first moved to Austin, we went on a few cyclocross rides and I was impressed at his bike control. Riding cross bikes in Austin, on the trails, is treacherous but Nutter held his own. Last night, while testing out the Fuji X-T1, I interviewed Nutter for a Ride Along post. Check it out below!
Way back when I lived in Brooklyn and was helping out Mishka with their D.A.R.T. line, this guy Jeremy emails me, asking about supporting he and his lady's (now wife) forthcoming bicycle tour – any relationship that survives a cross-country bicycle tour is bound for marriage…
We sent them some gear and they took off on their journey across the US. Years later, I'm sitting in a bar here in Austin and up walks Jeremy, introduces himself and now I see him scooting around town on his Surly Pacer.
Jeremy started a blog with his wife called America Y'all and they spend their weekends exploring the parks surrounding the Austin area. Last week, I caught up with him at the Wright Bros Brew & Brew and shot some photos of him and his mutt, Piper. Check out some Ride Along questions below!
It's that time of month again. I've got all kinds of Randomness left over from a Recent Roll. Actually, a few Recent Rolls. There's some LA, Pasadena, Austin, Moab and Fruita photos in here, all noted in the photo's captions. Got a favorite? Point it out. Open up some commentary…
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If you love something, thrash it. That's exactly what Kenny has done with this bike. When he picked up this frame off local Craigslist, he was looking for a classic steel workhorse. It just so happened that he snagged a De Rosa… for a song. If you're going to spend all day on a bike, it might as well be a great ride, right?
Using mostly spare parts and some swap-found components, he built it up with SRAM force, Profile hubs to H+Son Archetypes, trigger shifters on riser bars and kept the vintage 3T stem. A Wald Basket helps out in light and easy carries while Kenny still wears a backpack throughout the day for the bigger hauls.
This bike has character. The chain lock and u-lock bite marks on the Columbus decal alone do it for me!
It's rad that Carson lives in Austin. I need to get over to his shop!
"Carson Leh has been making custom leather bicycle seats and cycling accessories for 4 years. He started in 2010 recovering torn BMX saddles and in 2013 he founded Leh Seats. He not only manufactures leather bike saddles and handle bar tape, but has recently branched out with new leather goods such as Macbook cases.
He produces small production run leather goods for contract in the USA. Filmer Brian Chace of www.chaceproductions.com visited his Austin based workshop this winter to speak with him about his work and inspiration from brogue wingtip dress shoe and boot making. This short film shows the process of one of his custom made BMX seats. Each BMX seat is guaranteed for life against tears. You can find him at www.lehseats.com or on Instagram @lehseats."


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George Will: Mountain out of a molehill
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer, who travels to a world food security conference in Rome next week, laid out the Bush administration's strategy today for meeting the current worldwide crisis of rising food costs and shortages. The Bush plan, though, may not play well in Rome. Speaking to reporters, Schafer said he will press the Bush administration's campaign to use bio-engineered, or genetically modified, crops as a way to help countries that now face food emergencies…
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Cup Watch - March 2007by Sail Staff, Posted March 26, 2007
Hushed: America's Cup secrecyUnless masts start breaking in Valencia, Spain, things should be getting back to normal around Hall Spars. Things have been anything but normal for most of this year, however, with Hall building masts for several different America's Cup teams and maintaining a strict code of secrecy for each client.
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- kchurchill5 Jan 25, 2009 12:14 PM
To make a long story short, growing up we had a summer home. Now during the winter every weekend we drove up there (nothern MI, from Detroit, 4 hr+ drive) so Friday dinner once we got there was tuna fish, grilled cheese, canned soup, and no time. Late Sun we would head home so usually leftovers we froze. However my Mom was a teacher so summers were free. Every week during the summer we had special nights. It was fun ... Friday was always a fish night. Fried bass or perch, potatoes on the grill, coleslaw and anything else that people brought if friends stopped over Another was always soup and salad and another usually something with the deer we killed that winter or pheasant or rabbit. But it was great because I really learned to eat alot of different foods growing up.
Monday, Soupp, Sandwish and Salad; Wed, usually something from the freezer ... Venison, Pheasant, or Rabbit, most likely stewed but always good; Friday, Fish Fry; Pizza night, usually thrown in whenever
We never held to it that much but it just became a tradition and it was fun. Never the same but a great handed down tradition.
Do you have a favorite dinner or planned meal?
Were the Friday night fish fries because of Catholicism? They're still a tradition in the town my dad grew up in--Wisconsin German Catholic.
My mom liked to pull out all the stops for Sunday dinner--a roast or steaks or the like, in the "good" dining room, with linens, silver and china, etc. It was a big undertaking, and I can remember well the care with which we dried that silverware. Then came Sunday afternoon "nap" (I didn't figure that one out till my brother-in-law explained it to me) and the Sunday evening meal was almost always pizza delivered. Sometimes we had pancakes or waffles, but in any case it was the only time of the week that we watched tv--60 Minutes and the Disney movie--while we were at the table in the family room.
I'd love to give my son such a feeling of rhythm and knowing what to expect in his life, but the only thing he knows to expect is pasta a couple times a week.
re: saacnmama
Cool, fish always other than the regular year, summers yes. Sunday usually traveling but when up north a big potroast or ribs slow cooked something. Love the pizza. I remember watching the disney movie too.
Does that age us, lol?
re: kchurchill5
How about watching Bonanza on Sunday night with popcorn or pizza? (That was Sunday, wasn't it?) And a big fancy meal like a roast earlier in the day, just like you.
We grew up with the Friday fish tradition. Sometimes at a Wisconsin tavern, just as you described, with the coleslaw, rye bread, and beer (for the adults.) Now that we live in a neighboring state, it's still a special treat to seek out a neighborhood restaurant that does the Friday night tradition.
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OMG I remember Bonanza and popcorn with lots and lots of butter, :)
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Very cool, like it. I would do mango juice and champagne (good if you never had it) or cranberry, blueberries and champagne I use lots of flavors. Sounds like a yummy dinner. LOVE omelettes!
Saturday night is such a crazy night to try to get a table in a restaurant, that it has always been homemade pizza night at my house. We make a batch of homemade crust once a month and freeze it for the weekends. On Saturday afternoon, we make homemade sauce and prepare the toppings: brown the sausage, saute the onions and green pepper. It's divine!
re: frygirl
Good job, love that.
We too sometimes had pizza night. Not weekly but got crust for a local pizza place. I like veggies we had a summer garden, Dad liked pepperoni ... Mom liked mushroom and onions. I liked everything. It was fun, everyone helped and we drank Sangria and enjoyed a good salad, usually from the garden, fresh veggies. And a good movie to follow..
I don't have a 'once a week' special but if I'm feeling lazy I pull out some frozen soup and nuke it. Or maybe just make some soup from scratch with frozen stock.
We do taco's or enchilada's at least once a week. Or some times if we are really busy and short on time we just do Nacho's. We always have at least one Mexican night a week though. Also another fun thing we do that has become a tradition if my daughter gets all A's on her report card ( she is in 2nd grade) then we have a pancake supper. Sometimes I make it or sometimes we go to I hop she loves that and she works really hard to get all A's we always let her invite a friend as she is an only child it's really fun.
re: Analisas mom
I was an only child, my dinner was waffels how funny with strawberries and whipped cream. Mom used to make it with 3 pieces of bacon I still remember it. We had a butcher in the summer in town and he had the most amazing maple thick sliced bacon. I could eat tons of it. I like the Mexican night too.
Short note. I always have a can of refried and black beans, green chilis, always have onion, cheese and salsa. Sort of staples for me. Sometime I'll take some beans chilis or chilpoltes, onions salsa and make a bean mix, stuff in tortillas add cheese and roll up (I did buy those and sour cream on the way home) Heat up in foil and serve. A great salad and some Mexican rice right from the pantry is a perfect quick fix dinner and so much better than take out. Besides ... kids can get involved making the wraps. Black beans corn, salsa, onions and cheese is also great. Any combo works.
For more than 20 years, Friday night has been steak night at my house. My kid's school friends knew this and would try to cadge an invitation. ( I cooked one of them a 2 pound top sirloin as a joke, but alas, it was on me and he could have eaten more)
The only constant has been steak, and even that changes. It has varied from grocery store choice ribeyes to prime dry aged NY strips from Lobel's, depending upon the economy.
Always starts with a J&B Scotch or three. Apps vary but currently involve hot pepper cheese biscuits my wife made for Christmas and some smoked almonds.
Potatoes are usually baked, but sometimes stuffed or quartered new potatoes tossed with olive oil, kosher salt and roasted with sliced Vidalia onions on top.
Bread is garlic bread or potato rolls.
Salad is currently halved grape tomatoes, diced red onion, fresh parsley from the garden, gorganzola crumbles, and balsamic vinagrette. Also a side like sauteed spinach or roasted or steamed asaparagus.
All finished off with a nice cab, zin, or syrah and a cup of Green Mountain coffee.
Never had a dissatisfied customer yet!!! Can you guess why we skip dessert??
re: steakman55
Seriously good food. Here's to you!! Nice job.
Can I offer a suggestion ... just a favorite of mine. I love onions, love bread ... love cheese... hell love it all.
I make stuffed bread. I take a baguette cut in half lengthwise, hollow out a little. Olive oil and lightly grill just to toast a bit. Then stuff with grated gruyere. Now carmelize onion in butter with some garlic, not too much and use 2 large onions. Also add 2 cups muchrooms (crimini), add some sherry 1/4 cup, s/p and sautee until soft. Stuff in the bread on top of the cheese, top with more cheese and the top of the bread. Wrap in foil and bake on a agrill on in the oven for 20 minutes. Turn once or twice. Amazing!!
Hope you give it a try. I make several stuffed breads and love them.
re: kchurchill5
Almost sounds like a meal. Will give it a try. Thanks
re: steakman55
I make a tomato mozz, shrimp scampi, pesto onion, greek with onion sundried and feta and olives, Lots of variations. Great on the grill or oven. Slice in 8 slices and serve with a great grilled steak. Too good. I can't do a BBQ without a request for it. For a smaller group just do 1/2 a baguette and the ingredients. Great!!
re: kchurchill5
re: steakman55
I want someone to cook like this for me!! What a great tradition.
Growing up was always beans and hot dogs, brown bread on Sat. night. And Sunday was always dinner and ice cream sundays with my grandparents to watch Disney together.
I believe Wed. was prince spaghetti night.
re: melly
Saturdays during the summer at our (summer home) we usually had my aunt and uncle who lived down the road, my grandparents who always ate with us they lived next door but also a few other friends and we called it grill night. It was always different. We each brought a salad or warm dish, beans salad, pasta, mac and cheese, anything and something to grill. Sometimes shellfish, sometimes chicken, burgers, dogs, sausage. Never the same. Duck, rabbit, and coho we caught, pheasant and lots of stuff. Pretty much anything. It was alot of fun. We even did grilled pizzas wrapped in foil before grilled pizza was popular, lol..
Tuesday there was a town meeting every other week. Our summer home was in a very small town. Population during the summer was 1500, 300 during winter ... But town meetings were Tuesday at 6:00 and they had a spaghetti night at the Eagles lodge. Not the best spaghetti, but it was for the town. We all did that and then a big group always came back to our house. Most of those that lived close by and did samores, hot chocolate, the adults a bit more. We put peanut butter on ours too or usually someone bought a home made cherry pie. Traverscity MI, we were only 45 minutes south. Traverscity had a cherry festival each year. Cherry pie was a standard in our neck of the woods. Pie and ice cream always or cherry preserves.
re: kchurchill5
oh kchurchill, Bloody Mary...now I'd probably go to sleep by 6pm...but that sounds like heaven!
re: Beach Chick
When is dinner :)
re: Beach Chick
Mexican night was every other week, who knows what day whenever we decided. We just tried to do it every other week. So was Italian week. We did tacos and enchiladas also our version of burittos. Usually fish. We lived on a lake so lots of fish.


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Compassion International Partners with NASCAR's Blake Koch for Texas Race
MOORESVILLE, NC. – Blake Koch and SR2 Motorsports are proud to announce a new partnership with Compassion International, a Christian child sponsorship organization dedicated to the long-term development of children living in poverty around the world. Thanks to the generous contribution of an anonymous donor, Compassion will be the primary sponsor of Koch's No. 24 Toyota Camry�...
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April 09, 2013 | Discuss
Blake Koch Jeff Foxworthy's Grit Chips 300 Race Preview
MOORESVILLE, N.C. – Blake Koch will have a new primary sponsor aboard his Toyota Camry this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway. VeteransLodge.com will support Koch's No. 24 SR2 Motorsports-fielded entry in Jeff Foxworthy's Grit Chip 300 on Saturday, March 16. Veterans Lodge villages include a state of the art health care facility, counseling and rehabilitation facilities, modern...
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March 14, 2013 | Discuss
I am Second to Sponsor Blake Koch in DRIVE4COPD 300
MOORESVILLE, N.C. – It's not often that a race car driver wants to be second, but Blake Koch is excited to share that message with the NASCAR community at Daytona International Speedway. Koch will carry primary sponsorship from I am Second, a movement meant to inspire people of all kinds to live for God and for others, on his No. 24 SR² Motorsports Toyota Camry in the DRIVE4COPD...
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February 21, 2013 | Discuss
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