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Family of 6 with an SUV?
Started by Rolex , Dec 29 2012 02:37 PM
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Posted 29 December 2012 - 02:37 PM
I know there has been thread after thread on cars, so PLEASE forgive me, but if anybody has any suggestions, I'd be most grateful.
With baby #4 on the way, I need a new car. I was really dead set against having a van, so have been looking at SUV's. Is it possible, in relative comfort?
I have the new Outlander sitting in my driveway right now. The dealership loaned it to me for the afternoon (great customer service!) so I could see how we all fit. We've been for a drive and it really is too squishy. I'll have newborn obviously RF, and a 7 year old in a tethered booster (which he will be for at least 2 years yet), plus a 10 year old and 12 year old.
With the booster tethered in the 2nd row (and imagining the RF seat in there), access to the 3rd row is not easy, and I had hoped 10 year old could be in the middle row but it is going to be far too squashy in there, with the 2 seats.
I am going to try a CX9 which is longer and wider - will I have any luck with this one!? Surely it can't be this hard? Or do I really need to suck it up and look at vans?
Opinions please!?
Posted 29 December 2012 - 02:44 PM
I think you will need something like a Landcruiser, with decent 3rd row seats unlike most SUVS with last rows that only fit midgets
Posted 29 December 2012 - 02:51 PM
Thanks jayskette. It was actually the 2nd row that was squishy though. My eldest, and his friend, were both actually fine in the 3rd row - once they managed to get IN there. Access was the big problem with the 3rd row.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 02:58 PM
Suck it up. You are right about access, and PP is right about a 'proper' third row with leg space etc.
I think getting everyone out in a hurry or an accident is important. We had friends whose new car burnt to the ground fast, soon after its second factory service. They only just got the kids out. We have a 7-seater wagon and a van, and wouldn't go back to the seven seater.
We do however have four in child restraints. I'm sure a difficult-to-access third row would be easier if some more were older.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 03:05 PM
What about a bigger suv? Outlanders are on the smaller side (same as captivas, dualis + 2 etc) We have a Kluger, we have two rf seats in the middle row and I comfortably fit between them, or another carseat would.
Third row is pretty comfy, I fit in there well and can access it pretty easily although it's not too glamorous!
Posted 29 December 2012 - 03:09 PM
We have a Landcruiser at the moment. I have the older 2 in their tethered boosters in the back row (they can both do their own seat belts up) and only the younger child in the middle row. We keep one side seat in the middle row folded up unless it is in use, but can fit another child (or small adult) in the middle row easily. We are also looking for a new, smaller 7-seat car and would probably keep this arrangement.
FWIW, we visited a friend with a CX9. With the back row in use there was almost no boot space - we couldn't fit the pram she had borrowed and not a lot of shopping fitted either.
Yesterday we drove a Volvo XC90. It is a really nice car - lots of space, lots of versatility, has lots of features that we didn't expect to find in a smaller car. More $ than I wanted to spend though.
Edited by SeaPrincess, 29 December 2012 - 03:10 PM.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 03:10 PM
We have just had the same problem with the arrival of DS3.
We also looked at the new Outlander, a CX7/CX9, Kluger etc.
In terms of access and a 'proper' back row, I found the Kluger was best.
I wanted my 3 to fit comfortably in the middle row and we ended up measuring the length of the middle row in several cars. There was a 10cm difference amongst some cars. We ended up buying a Territory.
The problem is also fitting a pram in if you have the back row of seats up, so look for cars where they split 50/50.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 03:15 PM
with decent 3rd row seats unlike most SUVS with last rows that only fit midgets
I have a 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe and my DH and I can fit very comfortably in the third row seats. They are adult size. The second row also has three tether points.
You can get to the third row by putting down one side of the second row with ease.
The problem is also fitting a pram in if you have the back row of seats up, so look for cars where they split 50/50.
Mine do.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 03:19 PM
Hi OP I should also add that I've been on a Landcruiser with 2 kids on boosters in the back row, with 3 adults in the middle (smallish adults incl me) and 2 big fat adults are the front. Now that the owner has 3 kids, 3 boosters are fine in the middle row, the back fit 2 medium sized adults.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 03:33 PM
We have the Volvo XC90 with three kids, two in carseats and the oldest using the built in booster which comes standard in the Volvo.
Baby is behind the driver in a capsule, 2.5yr old is on the passenger side and 7 yr old is in the middle.
If 7 yr old uses the 3rd row, he climbs in via the boot. As I am still using a double pram and therefore insist on having the cargo barrier up, he had only used the 3rd row once as a treat when we first got the car.
I think with the age of your kids you would be fine with a Volvo or something similar, like the Mazda CX9, if you really do not want a van (which I can understand!).
If I had your age kids in my car I would have the newborn behind the driver, 7 year old in the built in booster or even something like a Hiliner in the middle, 12 yr old could use the passenger side seat in middle row and the 10 yr old could use the 3rd row climbing in either via the 12 yr olds seat (folder forward) or jump in via the boot.
The Volvo has great boot space with the third row seats up and since you would only require a single pram, keeping a seat up in the third row full time wouldn't be a problem.
I am pretty picky about cars and I am loving the Volvo! We have had it for 2 months and other than the enormous turning circle, I couldn't be happier. I didn't drive the Mazda as I wanted a diesel engine but a few friends have it and rave about it.
Good luck!
Posted 29 December 2012 - 04:48 PM
QUOTE (Beautiful Warlock @ 29/12/2012, 03:15 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I have a 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe and my DH and I can fit very comfortably in the third row seats. They are adult size. The second row also has three tether points.
You can get to the third row by putting down one side of the second row with ease.
Mine do.
I must admit I haven't looked at the Santa Fe, as I was told the curtain airbags don't extend all the way to row 3? I should drop in and have a look though.
What you've described for access to row 3 is what I was planning, but unfortunately the Outlander folds the passenger side and middle seat in one - they aren't seperate, meaning the booster in the middle position has to move forward as well, so it can't go far. The 2nd row drivers side seat is a single seat, but that's where I'm planning the baby to be, because I want my older kids getting in and out on the footpath side, especially at school. The entire row is quite narrow too and even with my 7yo being in an Infa Vario (quite narrow) it doesn't leave much room for another passenger beside it.
Thanks MamaMoi for your detailed reply, much appreciated. I'm not a Volvo person myself, but I'm glad to hear you have friends who love their Mazda. I need to take the kids with me to have a look at it again.
I did look at Kluger this morning, however no salesman wanted to help me, even after I went and asked for help. But the middle seat in the Kluger doesn't even look like a real seat, it's so small?
podg, you do raise a good point about getting out in an emergency too. I might end up looking at Grand Carnival again as well - definitely more space. But I have "issues" with it having 2 x lap only belts - I think they are ridiculous and should be illegal!
Thanks everyone!
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Dallas Cowboys: James Marten
Cowboys must stick to draft board
|Nate Newton joins Fitzsimmons & Durrett to discuss the Cowboys and the upcoming NFL draft.
Fluker may well be the Cowboys' pick Thursday, but the vibe is they don't have Fluker that high on their board.
Here's what the Cowboys should do: take the best player regardless of the position.
If at No. 18 the Cowboys' draft board has an offensive lineman as the 29th-best player -- and that's not how they configure their draft board, by the way, but just go with it for now -- don't reach on that player.
When you reach, you're taking a lesser player and end up with a lesser roster overall.
In a draft that does not have the "sexy" skill players, I don't see one of the team's top line targets making it to No. 18.
The Cowboys have taken one offensive lineman in the first round since 1981 and that was Tyron Smith two years ago. They have found players like Larry Allen, Flozell Adams and Andre Gurode in the second round.
But the Cowboys' problems along the offensive line are not because they haven't taken enough first-round picks. The problem is they can't identify offensive lineman in the early and middle rounds where other teams have.
Despite the last year-plus, Doug Free (fourth, 2007) had a decent enough run, but the Cowboys have received nothing or next to nothing from David Arkin (fourth, 2011), Robert Brewster (third, 2009), James Marten (third, 2007), Jacob Rogers (second, 2004) and Stephen Peterman (third, 2004).
For months the Cowboys agonize over their draft board. They try to fit everybody in where they believe they should go. If you just skip that process on draft day, then you have wasted energy, time and money.
There is no doubt that the Cowboys have a need along the offensive line. There's no doubt they should take an offensive lineman at No. 18 -- if he's the best player.
But "should" and "must" are two different things.
Here's my must: stick to the board.
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** As many wonder if this is the week DeMarco Murray returns from a sprained foot, I wonder if it makes sense to keep the running back out another week. Hear me out before you faint. The Cowboys have two games in five days coming up with Cleveland on Sunday and Washington on Thanksgiving. Murray has missed the last four games (really four and a half since he had only one third-quarter carry Oct. 14 at Baltimore) with a sprained foot. Asking him to play two games in such a short span might not be wise. Why not hold Murray out until the Thanksgiving game against the Redskins and give him 10 days of rest before he plays again? This is a serious injury he had and one that was close to a season-ender. There are no guarantees that he comes back as good as new, but the Cowboys can give him the best opportunity to play in the final six games. I understand you can look at that 10-day break in another way with that allowing him to rest significantly after the Browns and Redskins games. Cleveland has a poor run defense, so I just think the wisest thing to do would be to give Murray another week to get stronger.
** As some of the long-time readers here know, I've not been in the camp of moving Jay Ratliff from nose tackle to defensive end in the base defense. I just don't believe that what makes Ratliff special at nose tackle would translate as well at end. And since Rob Ryan has called Ratliff the best nose tackle in football, I don't think he wants to move him either. But this injury to Kenyon Coleman presents an intriguing opportunity. Would moving Ratliff to end help him and his sprained left ankle contend better than having to hold up at nose tackle? I wonder if the Cowboys thinking about using Josh Brent at nose tackle full time with Ratliff, whose left foot/ankle has been bothered by high and low sprains and a case of plantar fasciitis, moving outside. If the Cowboys want to get their best players on the field more, which is how they described the move of Brandon Carr to safety in sub packages earlier in the season, then is Brent a better option at nose than a Tyrone Craford, Sean Lissemore or Marcus Spears at defensive end with Coleman out? It might be.
** I wonder what kind of market there will be for Mike Jenkins in the offseason. He did not play against Philadelphia because of back spasms after sitting out of practice last Thursday and Friday. He played one snap at Carolina on Oct. 21. He missed the first game of the season as he continued to recover from offseason shoulder surgery. When Jenkins has played, he has done a good job in the team's sub packages. His absence against the Eagles was felt even more because of Morris Claiborne's struggles. Had Jenkins been around, the Cowboys could have used Jenkins to allow the rookie to clear his head in a five-penalty afternoon. They were forced to use Vince Agnew for a handful of plays when Orlando Scandrick went down with what looked like a calf injury. Jenkins' marketability took a hit when the Cowboys signed Brandon Carr and drafted Claiborne, but he could have been in position to cash in with a solid season as a backup. It's not that he hasn't played well. It's that he hasn't played enough. He turns 28 in March and I wonder if he is looking at a one-year, make-good offer from a team rather than a larger deal he could have received.
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** I'm still wondering about this for some reason, but is it time to put David Arkin in the bin with other failed offensive line picks of recent years with Robert Brewster, James Marten and Jacob Rogers? Arkin, a fourth-round pick in 2011, has been active for four games this season but yet to see a snap. He was inactive for every game last year. For the first time this season on Sunday, the Cowboys chose to go with guard Mackenzy Bernadeau as the backup center even though he has yet to play a snap there in his career. Arkin was viewed as a project when picked but he struggled this year in camp with his confidence, especially having to play center when Phil Costa and Bill Nagy were lost to injuries. The ability to anchor is the key question. He's just not strong enough yet. If last year was viewed as a redshirt season, then this season has to be viewed as a lost season because of how little faith the team has shown in him. With Kevin Kowalski practicing now but still on the physically unable to perform list, the Cowboys could use a roster spot. If there is a shred of good news it's that Arkin is practice squad eligible if the team wants to continue to see his progress.
David Arkin looks like another mid-round O-line bust
But it does appear that Arkin, a fourth-round pick who was inactive for every game as a rookie, will be added to the list of Cowboys mid-round offensive line busts.
Drafting and developing offensive linemen has been an issue for the Cowboys for well over a decade. Just since Jason Garrett's return to Valley Ranch in 2007, the Cowboys have cut a couple of third-round tackles (James Marten and Robert Brewster) during their second season.
Tackle Doug Free, who played well enough to earn a four-year, $32 million contract, is the one notable exception to the Cowboys' trend of mid-round misses on offensive linemen. Perhaps Arkin could follow a similar path as Free, a fourth-round pick who was active for only one game his first two seasons.
It's just hard to envision the Cowboys relying on Arkin after this preseason, when he averaged about a penalty per quarter.
It isn't really fair to hold Arkin's struggles snapping the ball against him. He had never played center until the first week of training camp, when he was the emergency solution after a rash of injuries at the position.
If only snaps were Arkin's biggest problem ...
The primary concern about Arkin is still his lack of power. That was painfully apparent on back-to-back plays in the second half of the preseason finale against the Miami Dolphins.
Playing right guard, Arkin just got plain whipped by two different Dolphins defensive linemen fighting for roster spots. Undrafted rookie Isaako Aaitui got under Arkin's pads, pushed him back five yards and planted him flat on his back at the feet of the quarterback on the first play. Seventh-round pick Kheeston Randall beat Arkin for a sack the next snap.
The Cowboys were going to be looking for interior offensive line help anyway. Those plays simply illustrated why, and how far away Arkin is from being able to help the Cowboys.
Is Free ready to take over at left tackle?
Several young players, including left tackle Doug Free, saw extensive action in the fourth quarter of the Cowboys' victory over Seattle on Sunday.
The Cowboys have been pleased with the play of starter Flozell Adams but eventually would like Free to take over the starting position.
Free, a fourth-round pick in 2007 who's played in only one regular-season game prior to this season, took over for Adams on a few plays in a Week 3 win over Carolina.
At some point, the Cowboys have to find out what they have in the 25-year-old Free. They've tried to replace Adams, 34, the last few years but draft picks Pat McQuistan and James Marten, who's no longer with the team, haven't panned out. Meanwhile, Free has emerged as the backup to Adams.
"I think it's important for us. That's why we played him some," coach Wade Phillips said of Free. "I just think if a guy ... if he practices good enough and is good enough to play, then he deserves to get in the game sometimes.
"It helps his attitude and the confidence in the team in that guy when they see him do some good things."
What also complicates matters is Adams' contract. He's signed through 2013 and -- in addition to his 2010 base salary of $5 million -- is scheduled to get a $2.5 million roster bonus in the offseason. If there isn't a new CBA, next year will be an uncapped year. Cowboys officials have said they will not use it to purge salaries, especially high-priced veterans such as Adams.
But if Free shows he can become the starter, then Adams might get released.

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I have to admit that I'm not only tired of Fox News' hyper-partisanship, but MSNBC hyper-partisanship as well. Give it a rest everyone.
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pretty tackless.
Meanwhile --
5 years and counting---
I'm still waiting for apologizes for all those "mocking" comments FoxNews and AM radio have made towards our "black" President.
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Maybe if she were a conservative christian white duckhunter instead of a liberal from an interracial family it'd be okay.
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Now if we could only get some folks on Fox to apologize for their statements. Never happens. MSNBC apologizes. CNN apologizes. Fox?
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Agreed, not only tackles but very disappointing from someone who should not only
know better, but who by instinct should never react that way.
It will be interesting to see what MSNBC does.
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Well, from an objective perspective. 1) It seems the show's moderator did NOT attack the child but that guests made the comments. 2) It is rather cavalier for the Romneys to adopt a black child when their entire family background has no relevance of the needs of that community. I really do not think adoption of a child is like adopting a pet. Of course, there are probably practical motives and considerations behind this adoption, especially if they want to create a political dynasty.
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You do have to admit however. the adoption is pretty bizarre. No? We're not talk pets here, we're talking HUMAN beings. Cultural backgrounds and involvement in a child's life on a deeper level. having money does not make an adoption credible, plausible, or ultimately, do-able. How is this child going to adapt to a lilly-white environ? Sounds weird to me.
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Where is Jesse Jackson or that other guy that are always trying to get on tv for
issues regarding race? Why aren't they all over this one?
The news anchors would be fired and there would be protests in the streets if the tables were turned.
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@ Henry what does this story has anything to do with Fox News?
@ airnaut
"I'm still waiting for apologizes for all those "mocking" comments FoxNews and AM radio have made towards our "black" President." Can you list the examples of what you're referring?
Here are my examples:
1. The libs accused teaparty of being racist but failed to provide any evidence even with $100,000 reward for anyone to produce evidence
2. Obama said if he had a son he will look like Trayvon Martin, but a few months ago 3 black teens were bored and decided to gun down an Australian baseball player in Oklahoma for the heck of it... Obama was no where to be found to claim the likeness of his "if he had a son" to those 3 black teens...
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This is strange. Yeah, it was a dumb thing to comment on. Martin Bashir made a
very bad comment, and he's gone.
But I head every day horrendous comments coming from those on the right. Terrible personal attacks on individuals and groups. Attacks from the likes of Hannity, Limbaugh, Beck, Coulter, Gutfeld, Palin, duck dynasty dude, etc, and various conservative politicians on the right.
And yet I hear very little blowback against these right wing people. Is it because their nasty comments are so constant, so consistant, that they are just ignored for the most part by the press? The press just figures it for being what it is?
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Re: "I'm still waiting for apologizes for all those "mocking"
comments FoxNews and AM radio have made towards our "black"
Which ones, in particular?
I can't think of a one, but then, I'm not as laser focused on race-baiting as are liberals.
It'd be interesting to see if liberals can actually come up with something. Even more interesting if they could come up with something as disgusting as the vile, race, sex and religion-based mockery of Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, Artur Davis, Allen West, Mr. Justice Thomas, and nearly every conservative "FoxNews and AM radio" host.
And, BTW, President Obama really is Black. You don't need to place a lower-case description in quotes, as if it's a secret or not really true.
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Re: "It is rather cavalier for the Romneys to adopt a black child when their
entire family background has no relevance of the needs of that
-- sigh --
Have liberals really come to that?
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Some of the comments here are way out of line to the ones I read on liberal sites like Yahoo. Almost no one elsewhere is defending MSNBC in any way nor criticizing the Romney's in any way for this innocent Christmas card photo that the press got a hold of. Just sad.
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The left has a hard time apologizing. They are not offended by anything they say because it's normal and accepted.
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@eisenhower I'm not sure the race of adoptive parents matters. If it did
there would be far fewer adoptions in the world. Should we also leave all the
girls in China to sit in orphanages unless they can be adopted by Asian parents?
What about all the babies in Russia? Do they need to stay they and be raised
in their mother country?
If you are an adoptive parent then I don't think you care about the race of the child. I certainly didn't when going through the adoption process. When filling out the adpoption papers you have the chance choose by race.
The love of a parent should be able to transcend the differences of race and cultures.
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"I'm still waiting for apologizes for all those 'mocking' comments FoxNews and AM radio have made towards our 'black' President."
Harry Reid is the only person that I know of who has mocked Barrack Hussein Obama when he said what he said about him... something about being 'light skinned' and 'with no Negro dialect' in private conversations during the 2008 presidential campaign... and for which he later, to his credit, apologized.
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You want liberals to come up with Fox statements that can be considered offensive towards particular demographics or people? Hmm, I'm going to pick this one since it was at the expense of one of their own employees which is rather unique for Fox offensive statements:
Fox and Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade joked that their meteorologist Maria Molina grew up on tacos (it was National Taco Day). Steve Doocy tried to note that she was Columbian. Molina had to correct both because she was born in Nicaragua and tacos aren't a Nicaraguan food.
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Interesting that the Romney's adoption of a black child would be anything other than praised by lib's. Isn't it evidence of multicultural success? Even more interesting are comments like the ones made by eisenhower. It appears it is now a sign of racism to be a conservative seeking to breakdown racial barriers by adopting children of other races and providing them with loving, stable homes. Hmmm......
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Another example of the "tolerant" left showing just how intolerant they actually are. They love to scream racism at every turn and display their own racism daily.
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They should yank her off the show,but they are afraid of both her viewers.
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He went on, "I think it's a great platform. In certain areas, like trying to switch apps quickly, it shows that it was built in a different era, but in terms of the price point, the content library - I don't have the stats, but I bet it's the largest content library ever created in the history of the game space.
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The final quarter of 2014 is upon us! The last quarter of each year is always a delightful mix of hectic activity to complete goals set for the year, and anticipation of the holidays and the new year! It is no different here at Site5 as we work hard on various important projects, aiming to achieve significant progress before the new year rolls in!
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- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) unsalted butter, room temperature
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- Pinch of salt
- 4 12-ounce veal rib chops, each about 1 inch thick
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- 3 tablespoons dry white wine
- 3 tablespoons low-salt chicken broth
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Whisk butter, 1 teaspoon rosemary, 1/4 teaspoon thyme, and pinch of salt in small bowl to blend. Wrap rosemary butter in plastic wrap, forming 1 1/2-inch-diameter log. Chill at least 2 hours. DO AHEAD Can be made 1 week ahead. Keep refrigerated.
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Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in heavy large skillet over medium-high heat. Add rosemary sprig and garlic. Sauté until garlic is fragrant but not brown, about 2 minutes. Discard rosemary sprig and garlic. Increase heat to high. Add chops; cook until chops are browned and meat thermometer inserted horizontally into center reads 130°F, about 2 minutes per side. Transfer chops to plate. Pour off drippings from pan. Reduce heat to medium-high. Add wine to skillet and cook until reduced to about 2 teaspoons, scraping up browned bits, about 30 seconds. Add chicken broth; cook until reduced to about 2 tablespoons, about 30 seconds. Drizzle over chops.
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For some reason, I have recently been really into peanut butter and strawberry jelly sandwiches (on good whole grain bread or toasted honey-wheat english muffins.) And this is not something I really as a kid, either. This leads me to ask you what new (for you) but been around forever food you have newly gotten into???
Hmmm... I've been eating brussel sprouts for the first time in my life (roasted until crisp and caramelized) this year which are delicious! I also ate green beans for the first time when I was almost 20
(my mother had an extreme aversion to all vegetables that were ever served in her university cafeteria and impressed us children with the idea that nothing good could come of them)
Romesco sauce - I used to make it often from a recipe in Parade Magazine (the one in the LA Sunday Times) from back in the mid to late 90s (I think). Romesco sauce goes great on so many things, but we brought two dogs, two kids and a full-scale house remodel into our lives, so a lot of the stuff we used to spend time on (like trying our hand at new recipes) fell to bottom of our priority list. Now that we seem to be getting a little more time here and there, and since I've been catching shows like, "Made in Spain," on PBS from time to time, I've got the bug again...
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I love this. We used to get it in the cafeteria for lunch when I was in grade school. I've started making this at home.
Corn pudding! The idea of it had never appealed to me (baaad childhood experience with creamed corn) so I had never tried it until recently. The restaurant where I had it paired with a wonderful pork dish really set the bar. www.wattsgrocery.com
My goal this summer has been to develop a recipe as good as theirs. Getting close! Fortunately the recipe testing has not been taxing...
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I've never had this either! And Watts Grocery is a 5 minute walk from where I'm sitting right now! Maybe I should give it a try one of these days.
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corn pudding is, without a doubt, one of the best foods ever invented. have you ever had spoonbread? try the kind that's made a little like a soufflee.
holendaise sauce...its something that has always scared the crap out (irrational I realise!) of me but eggs bennedict is an obsession of mine and you cant do that without holendaise.
I grew up in Chicago, but never tried an Italian beef sandwich until I moved to New York. Now they're one of the foods I have to have whenever I visit home.
eggs! i had a bad experience with them when i was maybe 2 or 3 years old and refused to eat them until this year, 20 years later. now i eat them every day. i LOVE them--i can't believe i was missing out on the beauty of runny yolks for so long.
Crawfish, I never had tried the mud bugs until early this spring @ a crawfish boil, I have been to 2 more crawfish boils since then, as well as ordered them on a trip to South Carolina, and Georgia. I am hooked.
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If you've not tried brown basmati rice, do give it a try. I actually cook it the way I do white rice and it takes about 15-20 minutes, and retains it shape rather than getting mushy.
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Thanks, MMRuth, will do!
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I like brown jasmine as well!
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Brown basmati is my rice of choice, too, but only the Indian or Pakistani rice. Not the American-grown stuff they pass off as basmati, but is not aged. Brown basmati is sometimes hard to find around here, so the wihte has to do, but it still not bad...and far better than ordinary white rice.
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You might want to check out an active thread, "Beet Recipes for a Hater," over in, "Home Cooking."
I was the same with brie until my GF at the time ordered some baked brie, apple and a baguette for lunch at a cafe back in the 80s. Since then, I've never looked back...
mines kind of broad...red meat. I grew up veggie, added fish and chicken about 5 years ago, and then red meat about a year and a half ago. its pretty exciting to be able to eat (and cook!) so many more things.
Oatmeal. Starbucks started selling oatmeal and I got it during my morning drive-thru run a couple of mornings last week. Their oatmeal is nothing special, but it was tasty, good for me and easy...I loved it, so I bought my own stash of instant oatmeals and brought them into work for breakfast. YUM.
Iv'e found another one: Asian pears. Don't know if they've really 'been around forever' but I've been buying tons of them in the Union Square greenmarket. So juicy and crispy, like the perfect pear-apple hybrid.
Steak, salted and seared on the outside and medium-rare on the inside. My mother - who is otherwise a great cook - has a very old-world fear of disease and would always cook steak to gray dryness. The same with any big chunk of meat, like chicken breast or pork chops. I never knew what all the red-meat lovers were talking about until I moved out and started cooking steak for myself.
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you're right, those gold kiwis are like honeyed mango/passionfruit. delightful. it is time for me to buy some more, in fact.
I've been reading this thread since the beginning and feeling like some sort of idiot because I couldn't think of anything new that I've tried. But that's wrong. It's just wrong. If you've read my thread about really disgusting junk food, then you will know that I recently discovered (can't call it re-discovered because I'd never ever had it before) Frito Pie!
I do have a confession though. I DID try to try a Frito Pie about twenty or twenty five years ago. We were driviing across Arizona after a BIG bicycle race in Phoenix, and about 11:00 at night we pulled into a dusty one-horse-town's Sonic Drive. It was interesting because all of the kids from miles around were "cruising," and if you sat there long enough, you could see every hot rod and jalopy from miles around cruise the two blocks of town before returning to drive around the Sonic and back onto the street to cruise the two block up and two blocks back. Anyway, I digress. I did order a Frito Pie, but was told they were out of Fritos, so I think I had a burger instead. Or maybe just a cup of coffee because I was driving.
So anyway, a week or two ago, I guess I was in a beat-myself-up mood, because I ordered a Frito Pie. And to my great amazement, I LOVED IT...! Who knew?
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While the inadequacy of a national initiative to control rabies is much spoken of, it is in the same breath that the efforts of Tamil Nadu in this area have been applauded. In this Southern State, multiple agencies (governmental and non governmental) work independently, and sometimes in co-ordination, to deliver a set of services that aim at controlling rabies.
The two-pronged strategy targets animal side (preventive) and human side interventions (post exposure). The former is handled primarily by the local civic bodies, ably supported in this case by a number of non-governmental organisations, and funded by the Animal Welfare Board of India. This essentially involves catching the dogs on the street, immunising them against rabies, and sterilising them.
On the human side, the Directorate of Public Health takes the key position in providing vaccines to those who have suffered bites, though passively.
Anti-rabies vaccines are available at the primary health centres and would be administered free of cost to all those who come seeking treatment. Initiatives have been taken however to prominently display information about the availability of the vaccine, through the office of the Commissioner of Municipal Administration. Streamlined vaccines procurement is done by the Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation.
According to officials at the Directorate of Public Health, the state has recorded about 24 deaths in the current year. Last year it was about 42 deaths. A total of 4,63,418 cases of dog bite were recorded last year. Each of the 42 health unit districts sees about 3-5 cases daily on an average, according to statistics available.
Deaths occur primarily because of lack of follow up, officials added. Post exposure, a patient gets the relatively painless intra-dermal vaccine ON 3rd day, 7th day, and 21st day.
"In many instances, the patients do not come back to complete the course. Inevitably, death follows a truncated treatment course," an official explains.
In a recent Public Health Foundation of India paper, Rabies control initiative in Tamil Nadu, India: a test case for the 'One Health' approach, Syed Shahid Abbas et al argue that the rabies control initiative in Tamil Nadu is the first comprehensive such effort in India, with universal coverage and interventions that target both the animal and human populations.
They credit the success of the programme, in large measure to effective intersectoral co-ordination mechanisms at the state and district level and tout it as a replicable model for India.
The paper also noted two major limitations of the rabies initiative in Tamil Nadu — the absence of animal interventions in rural areas; and the weakness of the surveillance system in capturing all dog-bite cases in rural and urban areas."
Ilona Otter, Clinical Director, International Training Center, Worldwide Veterinary Service, The Nilgiris, says a systematic effort to eradicate rabies by vaccinating dogs has not yet been put in place. It is also not a problem just with dogs without owners.
"Two thirds of the population in India live in villages/rural areas and in these areas, owned dogs are often allowed to roam free for most of the day."
Interactions with them showed that owners are not aware of rabies vaccination for their pets, but willing to participate when the benefits were pointed out to them. Tamil Nadu too has far to go before it achieves eradication. The path ahead, however, is a robust measure of dog vaccination, combined with systematic animal birth control efforts, and administering a full-course, post exposure vaccination for humans.
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With app management platforms proliferating in the new mobile-first era, Sencha Inc. has added some new twists to its offering such as including desktop applications in the mix and addressing the "Android fragmentation" problem with its Web-based cross-platform approach.
Splunk Inc. yesterday announced new versions of its machine data and Big Data offerings, Splunk and Hunk, designed to provide powerful analytics capabilities to more users.
The latest mobile development survey from Appcelerator Inc. shows a "sometimes dramatic" disconnect between the realities of coders on the front lines compared with those of IT decision makers, especially concerning the areas of project ownership and tools used.
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