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1. *Widget's Stuffing tweaked a little and baked in a black skillet
2. Costco Roast Chicken
3. Chicken Stock Gravy
4. Cranberry's cooked from a recipe on this board (5 minutes)
6. Fresh or frozen green beans thrown in a skillet with bacon
and cooked as you like 'em.
7. Days before a major holiday I shall make a pumpkin low carb
dessert in advance. Pumpkin Pie Cake (on this board) is a
favorite of ours. It's moist, spicy and delicious with whipped cream
and it stays fresh for a long time.
Thirty Minute Thanksgiving/Christmas Dinner.
Major hit. In fact I have pan of it baking right now.
This is so hi protein that one could have it as a main dish.
I am making gravy with my rich chicken stock
and some potato flour as thickening agent.
350 for about 25 or 30 minutes, or more for a crusty top.
We have roast chicken from Costco that will be warmed
and covered with gravy. Cranberry sauce homemade LC of course,
will be served. Happily we have frozen some green beans from our
summer garden and they will be with bacon. Open a can of olives,
and a jar of pickles. Serve eat. Tomorrow you will have a 10 minute meal.
Helps: My DH buys J. Dean sausage in 5 lb. chubs. I make patties
cook them a bit under and freeze them for quick use.
Unless I am half dead, I have rich chicken stock in my freezer.
Very handy for almost everything we make around here.
When cranberries come to market I purchase bags and freeze
them. They cook in minutes. Add frozen fruits like berries to it
or just plain or with orange rinds/flavors.
I purchase pork rinds in flavors from the dollar store and when
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them as "flour"
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STUFFING (serves 8)
3/4 cup almond flour
1/4 cup + 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped pork rinds (approx. 1/2 oz.)
1 tablespoon rubbed sage
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/8 teaspoon baking powder
1 lb. bulk sausage
6 tablespoons butter
1/2 cup onion, chopped
3/4 cup celery, chopped
2 eggs
1/2 cup chicken broth
Grind the pork rinds into a flour. In a small bowl, stir together the first 5 ingredients. Set aside. Oil an 8" square pan.*Cooked it in a black skillet.
Brown the sausage, remove the sausage from the skillet. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Add the butter, onion and celery to the skillet and cook until done the way you like it. Remove from heat.
In a small bowl, using a fork, beat the eggs and broth until well combined. Stir in 1/2 of the dry ingredients until well blended, then the other half. Stir 1/2 of this mixture into the skillet, then the other half. Stir in the sausage.
Spread into the pan and bake 25 minutes, just until lightly browned. Can be frozen.
Tweaks: I had 4 LC biscuits crumbed and used less butter
as the J. Dean sausage is pretty rich.
I like to bake long enough for a crusty top.
I'm tired just READING all that! :laugh:
I spread my stuff out really well this week - made cranberry jalapeno sauce on Monday, pumpkin pie with a hazelnut crust on Tuesday, stuffing and mashed potatoes on Wednesday, plus washed/dried the turkey and put it in the roaster pan in the fridge. I also made turkey stock up from the neck and wingtips and some chicken stock I had on hand.
Thursday, I only had to put the turkey in the roaster oven, microwave some green peas and some pearl onions, and make gravy once the turkey was done. Reheated the stuffing and mashed taters. Put the cranberry sauce in a pretty bowl. Ta Da! Pretty quick.
Not quite as quick as yours though, Barbo! :up:
You are reading all of the helps that I put in for the cooks.
These are things always standing by.
All you do is make Widget's stuffing and make the gravy.
Slice up precooked bird, pass the cranberries and your done.
Ok so don't make the green beans.....smile
I know, Honey - just teasing you! :hugs:
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Kevin Zeese and Margaret Flowers: We are poised to stop these attempts to rig the international economy in favor of multinational corporations and move to a new model of trade that respects the rights of people and nature, but it will take a coordinated effort.
The Trans Pacific Partnership or TPP is a set of agreements being worked on by hundreds of multinational corporations and trade associations. Many oppose the talks because they have been conducted in secret, behind closed doors because, many argue that they intend to void American laws that protect workers, jobs, health, and the environment. The articles below offer the progressive perspective of TPP.
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Where: Dogwood Pavilion, 624 Poirier Street, Coquitlam
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Ages 7-9 years
Kids are never too old for dressup. This fun-filled class is all about storytelling with costumes and props. Theatre games take kids on an imagination ride to making a play out of playing!
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Where: 1320 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam (Kinsmen Rec Room)
Fall Session: November 6 - December 11
6 classes over 6 weeks - $65 per child
Acting Mania
For ages 8-13
An exciting introductory class for children. They will warm-up with Improvisation games for 30 minutes and then progress to scene work. These scenes will be presented to parents in the last class. Stacee Copeland Kerr is an experienced Vancouver actress with film and stage credits, and training from Harbour Dance Centre, B.C. Conservatory of Music, Gastown Actors' Studio, McGill University and San Francisco State University. 6 classes.
When: Saturdays 10 - 11 am
Where: Mike Butler Room, Dogwood Pavilion, 624 Poirier Street, Coquitlam
Winter Session: January 24 - February 28, 2015
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WASHINGTON (PAN): The United States needs to sustain its financial and security assistance to Afghanistan to ensure lasting peace and stability in the war-torn country, a President Obama confident has said.
WASHINGTON (Pajhwok): The US on Wednesday reminded Pakistan that the Haqqani network was as much a threat to regional security as any other terrorist group.
WASHINGTON (Pajhwok): The United States on Friday welcomed the prospect of improved co-operation between Afghanistan and Pakistan, calling President Ashraf Ghani's trip to Islamabad as important in this regard.
WASHINGTON (Pajhwok): The United States has welcomed the prospect of better bilateral ties between Afghanistan and Pakistan following the Pakistan Army Chief's visit to Kabul this week.
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Jack Breier's University City garden is far from the typical suburban variety, where one might find a few well-manicured yews and flowering annuals in pretty pots. Rather, it's more like the Missouri Botanical Garden in miniature.
When St. Louisan Julie Longyear founded Blissoma, her holistic skincare and apothecary company, 10 years ago, she was met with some resistance for her all-natural approach. "People asked, Why would I want to do that?" she recalls. But these days, natural skincare is more than just a fringe movement, and the job of educating the public on its benefits has gotten a lot easier. We recently caught up with Longyear to discuss the evolution in the industry.
Potted plants soften the edges of hardscape, mute street noise, and create a lush, colorful backdrop. One of the beauties of container gardening is that plants may be moved around to find the 'best' spot for their culture.
• KEEP IT CONSISTENT. Many times, we're asked to do outdoor areas where we get involved with everything—fireplace, hot tub, outdoor kitchen… It's nice to have one designer or company design the whole thing. That way, you can use all the same stone for the entire area.
All St. Louisans know—it's not the heat, it's the humidity. Either way, summers in the city are scorchers. Cool down and unwind with a dip in one of the area's top pools, for the afternoon or all summer long.
Part of the joy of gardening is the daily surprise. Sometimes, conditions conspire to make a garden look tired and worn, such as extreme summer heat compounded by drought. Those days, while disappointing, must be endured. However, on other occasions, gardeners may draw a lucky had when strange combinations of conditions bring about splendid moments. This year, for example, the long, cold soil temperatures slowed down the early varieties of spring bulbs; then good moisture and warm sun brought out the late-season kinds right on schedule. After the winter of death, we needed a break.
Grace Your Table with South African Splendor
Another production year in the fields is winding down at Claverach Farm, but there's a lot to look forward to in 2014 and beyond. For many years, Claverach Farm has had a presence at area farmers markets and as a produce supplier to a few of St. Louis' popular restaurants, including Sidney Street Cafe, Stellina, Oceano Bistro and Farmhaus, just to name a few. But in more recent years, operations on the Eureka farm have grown and expanded, with great promise for the future.
Our gardening romance with the most exotic and tropical-looking South African plants has very deep roots. Some 250 years ago, Scottish botanist Francis Masson was the first of the global plant explorers from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, to study these plants. Masson brought to horticulture more than 400 species of South African plants such as the king protea, geranium, cineraria, calla lily, bird of paradise, red-hot-poker, Agapanthus and Amaryllis belladonna. He deserves many thanks for his contributions to our garden world!
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The cool, crisp fall weather is perfect for sampling St. Louis' signature outdoor festivals. Follow this guide to your next autumn adventure.
Five Bistro started out in the Grove but moved to The Hill a couple of years ago, where its reputation as one of the most creative and innovative local eateries has been solidified. The name of the restaurant comes from the five senses Chef Antony Devoti and his staff strive to stimulate with their fare. Devoti is a well-known adherent of the doctrine of nose-to-tail cooking, and he uses most every part of the animal in his dishes. He's also a champion of local producers and his creations are full of ingredients from area farms and purveyors. Five also has an impressive garden behind the building that yields many vegetables and herbs for the kitchen, and the staff is happy to give guests a tour of the rows.
Perfection takes time, this Ladue family moved into this home five years ago. Their garden has it all: a pool, dining areas, seating surrounding a fire, and a large lawn for the kids—all enhanced by beautiful plantings.
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A reverence and respect for water is a universal theme, found in cultures from ancient Greece to the remote Pacific Island of Vanuatu. The ritual significance of water spans across the globe to include the Native American rain dance, Christian baptismal font, the gleeful splashing of the Songkran water festival of the Dai New Year and the solemn funeral pyre on the Ganges. Learning to manage water, whether it is a lot or a little, is an important part of our shared community. Well-handled water can be cleansing, refreshing, energizing. Out-of-control water has the power to drown and destroy, to wash away with time even the greatest of mountains.
With warmer days upon us and the return of the ruby-throated hummingbird, it's time to start thinking about creating an outdoor space that is not only pleasing to our feathered friends, but to us, as well. Fortunately, it's also time for the Webster Groves Herb Society's 40th annual herb sale, which takes place Saturday, April 20, from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at First Congregational Church of Webster Groves. With more than 10,000 plants and 320 different varieties of both culinary and ornamental herbs, as well as heirloom vegetables, there is sure to be something for everyone, including our friend, the hummingbird.
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In the world of professional gardening, winter brings on different tasks. Hopefully, most of these jobs will be indoors when the weather is at its worst, as snow-shoveling and ice-chipping rank near the very bottom of our favorite jobs list. About the only things lower on that list are cleaning up the bird messes under the seed feeders, mucking out the pond on a cold spring day or spreading ripe manure in the heat of the summer. Gardeners usually use the winter season to plan future plantings, research new materials, order specialty items and peruse plant catalogs.
It's a true garden oasis with a brick-and-mortar backdrop at 4605 Olive St., the urban home of Bowood Farms. And amidst the lush vegetation of a nursery and gift shop and two abundant gardens, diners can enjoy seasonal fare at Café Osage.
We love giving gifts of plant products to friends near and far. One of my favorite treasures to send is maple syrup from our relative's farm in New Hampshire. It takes 100 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup, but don't look for the romantic image of draft horses hauling a sleigh of sap. Today, sap is extracted from trees with a web of plastic tubing and a giant vacuum cleaner. You can find the result in gift-sized cans or bottles at many local retailers.
One of the greatest joys of having a garden, indoors or out, is to prepare your own delights from the good earth's bounty. Whether you grow it yourself or get the freshest produce at the local market, nothing makes the holiday season more special than 'homemade.'
As I start the planting plan for my new Chinese-themed garden at our home, I have been using the Missouri Botanical Garden Flora of China, free and online at efloras.org. This technical compendium is a handy resource for identifying plants that I have seen in gardens and might want to use here. The Flora of China project, co-edited by my husband and spanning 25 years of international cooperation, is almost complete, and has given me the chance to know and love the gardens and plants of this amazing country.
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Writing Exercise - 5:27 pm 28 June 2014 I wait for the flash of blue as I drive home, hoping for a message but I get none. I drive on auto pilot the whole way home, wishing for something to give. Nothing good ever waits for me at home and as I approach I see guilt on the doorstep. Gifts from the one that I've already upset. Worse news in the mailbox. I open the letter that has sealed my day. Almost 7,000 dollars up front for tuition alone. The first payment of over 1000 dollars due by the 20th of July. I feel my heart sink. How can I tell him... how can I fix this? I feel like I can't do anything right. I curse myself quietly, looking at the expensive computer before me. I know that it could've covered one complete payment. I look at the dog behind me, and know that he would've covered the second. I shake my head no, and feel my stomach sink. I'm not hungry - words that almost never come out of my mouth. A call, from the most important person in my life. He's not
Writing Exercise - 3:48 pm 28 June 2014 I feel myself becoming sick. I've hurt another. I knew better than to open my mouth, but I was afraid. I should've stopped, but I was afraid and worried. I felt bad, that I had upset the only person I care about, but in my fear and with my selfish attitude I kept asking. I wanted to make it better but I only made it worse. I lay myself back and try not to cry. My eyes continue to look at the little blue icon. Skype. Waiting for the icon to glow orange, waiting for the little number 1 to show that there is a message. I turn my eyes back to the television, starting to lose myself in the show. I try to wash my mind of headache that has already begun. "Unstable" a voice echos in my head, and I close my eyes. I shake my head no, and tell it to go away. The cut is still there in the back of my mind. It feels like I'm bleeding, although there is no outward injury. I open my eyes again and continue to watch the show. I wonder why I continue
Fighting For You (For: Ryan651)Dearest Ryan, Today has been nothing but ups and downs for us both. I've watched you hit some of your lowest points since we've been together. You also know that I reached mine. I came out the other side, but I feel like you're stuck. Your fears are blinding you, and I can only lead you as far as you will let me. I hold my hand out to you now, but I wonder if you can even see it. There is nothing wrong with fear as long as you don't allow it to rule your life. Your fear is dominating your life right now, and I've been fighting your fear and anger most of the day. I haven't given up the battle, and I am really hoping that you won't give up the battle either. Remember the song I played for you earlier. "Austin" by Blake Shelton. Even if it takes a year or more for you to come around I'll be here. Just because residency isn't easy, that doesn't mean that it's impossible. You keep coming up with these "What if" questions that you don't
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While you're correct in a way, you're also completely wrong in another.
While a lot of the so-called "conspiracy theorists" may have a poor demeanor for getting points across, there is no question that it has been effective in some scenarios.
You are making the mistake of assuming that everyone in the movement has to have effective political communication in order for the movement to get anywhere. I definitely get where it comes from (given what I posted on the night of AJ's tyrade) but after careful thought I was clearly wrong. There is a place for Alex Jones and it has amazed me how many people have been looking into things a bit since they saw it. People who would have easily brushed him off as a conspiracy theorist before are actually having a second look. I don't get it either, but it's working on some levels.
Yes, we also need a more diplomatic approach, but let's not give into collectivism and assume that any individual who agrees in any way with us (or is somehow "associated") hurts us somehow. We have only been on the uptrend, there's no evidence of anyone hurting us except GOP leadership and shills. Look how many absolute idiots there are in the two major parties, O'Reilly and Piers exist, yet those political ideologies are faring pretty well.
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text: IRINA NOVIKOVA Curriculum Vitae the list of publications included Docent, Ph.D, The Department of English, University of Latvia Director of the Center for Gender Studies, University of Latvia (06.04.1956, Potsdam,Germany) Languages: Russian,English,Latvian, Dutch(intermediate),French(reading) Since 1984 I have worked at The Department of English at University of Latvia. At present I am Docent of the Department of English Philology. Since January, 1998, I have been Director of The Center for Gender Studies, University of Latvia. Since 1987 I have regularly taught lecture courses on literary, cultural analysis and gender studies. I have also conducted seminars on American women's literatures, women's autobiography and translation practice at The Department of English Philology of the University of Latvia. My current research interests are in the field of comparative literary and cultural analysis of women's autobiographies: gender, genre, ethnicity. I have taught the courses on gender issues in a comparative cultural perspective at the University of Albany- SUNY(Fall Term,1994), the University of Helsinki(March,1995, April-May, 1997, April, 1998), The University of Tampere (April, 1998), The University of Helsinki (October, 1999), European Summer University at the University of Helsinki ( July, 2000). I am finishing the book on the questions of gender and genre in women's literatures: comparative perspectives. I was a course lecturer at the Summer University, Gender and Culture Programme (MA students), Central European University (Budapest, Hungary) in 1996, 1997, 1999. The course was devoted to women's autobiographical discourses in the comparative and theoretical perspectives, the problems of gender and genre as a cultural transnational analysis. I have taught courses on women's literatures in a comparative perspective at CEU in 1997 (December) and 1998 (February). I participated in the postgraduate course on Arts, Citizenship, Gender with a lecture on autobiography, gender and history in NOISE Summer School, Turku/Abo, August, 1998. I was the coordinator, together with Professor Aili Nenola, for the Baltic-Nordic Postgraduate Research Workshop "Multiculturalism and Gender"(Yurmala, Latvia, June 6-13, 1998). I was the coordinator of the Baltic-Nordic Conference "Women's Studies and Gender Research in the Baltic Countries:Mapping the Situation Regionally and Internationally"(Riga, Latvia, October 15-17,1998). I participated in the group of chairs for the Conference "Vital Voices: Women and Democracy at the Dawn of the Millenium", 7-11, October, 1999, Rejkjavik, Iceland. I am editor of the anthology of contemporary feminist theories in the Latvian language (forthcoming in December). I am editor of the quarterly "Women of Baltija" in the Russian language. Selected Publications: After Men's Wars – Women's Memories. Gender and Autobiography. The Proceedings of UNESCO Expert Group Meeting in Oslo on Male Roles and Masculinities, 1998. (out of print late 1999) Whose Autobiographies? - Gender and Ethnicity in Latvian Mass Media. Idantimkus, The Finnish Journal for Russian and Eastern European Studies, Fall, 1998, pp. 25-31 Cultural Representations of Gender in Nation-Construction Period: Latvia of the late 19th century. Prepared for publishing in the collection of essays on gender and nation in the long 19th century, eds. Catherine Hall, Karen Hagemann, Ida Blom, 1999 (Berg Publishers, 2000) Herrnhuterian Brethren and National Sisters: Gender and Culture in Latvia (late 19th c.). Submitted for the Conference Proceedings on Gender and Nation, Warsaw, April, 1998 (FIBRE Publishers, 2000) Gender, Ethnicity and Identity Politics in Post-Socialist Latvia. Commissioned for the collection of essays on gender issues. 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Christina Institute for Women's Studies, University of Helsinki. 1-31, March, 1995; Feminisms and Narratives of the Self American Women's Wrlting from Ann Bradstreet to Leslie Marmon Silko. The term course for MA students. The Faculty of Foreign Languages, The University of Latvia (Spring Term, 1996), A lecture course Cultural Locations of Gender". Christina Institute for Women's Studies, The University of Helsinki, April, 1998 A lecture course "Introduction into Cultural Studies", Fall Term, University of Latvia (Fall, 2000) A lecture course "Constructions of Masculinity in Soviet/Russian Films", University of Latvia (Spring, 2001) A lecture course "Imagology of Gender in Soviet/Russian Films", University of Helsinki, Spring, 2001


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namae watashi wa brandon des tsu (my name is brandon)
katy,texas tsu n de ima tsu ka (i live in katy, texas)
bi di yo ga ma e zatuchi tsuki des tsu ka (i like video game magazines)
nansai de tsu ka (14 years old)
juyon sai des tsu
I've been renting vocabulary books and other things on speaking japanese from the library but I haven't learned many words yet. Right now I'm teaching myself Japanese slang terms
Do what you want, play what you want and buy swords.
namae watashi wa brandon des tsu (my name is brandon)
katy,texas tsu n de ima tsu ka (i live in katy, texas)
bi di yo ga ma e zatuchi tsuki des tsu ka (i like video game magazines)
nansai de tsu ka (14 years old)
juyon sai des tsu
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It's great to see new forumers showing interest in the thread!
And it's great that you get to learn Japanese in school. I didn't; I had to rely on dramas and books and stuff... and distant Japanese relatives who I hardly met anyway. The forms of writing are hiragana + katakana (which make up furigana) and kanji. Gotta be careful with how you spell them
Here's what your introduction should actually look like in romaji:
Watashi no namae wa Brandon desu. (My name is Brandon)
Texas no Katy ni sundeimasu. (I like in Katy of Texas)
Bideo geemu zasshi ga suki desu. (I like video game mags)
Juuyon sai desu. (I am 14-years old)
Sentences ending in "ka" are all questions. So saying something like "Texas ni sundeimasu ka" would be literally asking someone else if they live in Texas, instead of telling them you live in Texas.
I do need to learn Japanese seeing as how I'm going to be drug there soon. Japan is a lovely place but do you really have to know Japanese? Can you get by with a little of the language? I wish that they had Japanes when I was in high school. That would have been the best subject for me to take.
Watashi wa mo gakusei desu!
Watashi wa Roisu Tanbadoku desu! Hajimemashite!
Shitsurei Shimasu!
Wheww... Finally, theres some more but I guest, I must learn more because Im not really certain if what I write ther is right... ehhehe...
"Bring salvation to akuma's soul."
How To Said My Name In Japanese Can U All Teach Me About This? Because Im ??
Konnichiwa!!! Hajimemashite.... I like to learn Japanese... Can anyone hear teach me ho??? ....ehehe....
"Bring salvation to akuma's soul."
Ky-lyrra: It depends... in what context? If you're just a tourist you just have to know a couple of basic stuff regarding directions and ordering meals... it's not as though all Japanese people are English-illiterate. Sign language works too
souichiro_arima: Yoroshiku~! Gakusei ne... nannensei? I don't know what happened to the other Japanese-literate forumers who used to post here... it seems like I'm the only one now. +__+ I guess I can help you, though I have no idea HOW to teach. ^^;; I learned by conversing in VERY broken Japanese and working my way up from there... I usually tell people to do the same thing.
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So how funny is it that REED.OB is getting the valuation they are...and LBIX is getting the valuation its getting?It is a frickin joke...And I won't even mention JSDA...But anyway, you look at LBIX's prospects and it is easy to see how this could be a $20 in a few years (similar to what JSDA did)...True Blue is a hit, with the potential of being huge especially if people start mixing it with alcohol as some people have mentioned.With how Walmart Canada has done and LBIX announcing Kroger (who is WMT's main competition in the midwest)...it seems like the probability of LBIX announcing Walmart U.S. is now more of a question of WHEN instead of IF.Then we still have Publix, Whole Foods...etc...and then the convenience store chains...which they will attack with the even higher margin 16 oz bottles later on.Success with Trueblue will also give then more leverage to possibly gain more traction with the Trek brand...I know this is not a new brand, but with the new marketing, with the 2nd place award they just received, and the leverage from Trueblue they get...it gives Trek a much better chance now. Not sure about Caesar's at this point...seems like that will be limited to a niche product in the South and Canada...but still better that it is an LBIX brand vs a licensed brand...On the co-pack side...they will get a payment of over $1m from HANS for the termination of the energy drink deal they signed...they have already added an additional water (Icelandic) and sounds like they have a few different brands ready to step in to take the place of Monster. Obviously, it will take time to replace Monster, but I think Ralph is right...it opens up the restrictions to be able to sell other energy drinks in Canada and MORE IMPORTANTLY energy drinks in the U.S....luckily this transition will be in the seasonally strong part of the year for beverages...and the plans for an eastern facility will also help margins down the road when they decide what to do there...so things are actually going pretty well on that side of the business...and really if you think about it is was just a bad HEADLINE for LBIX rather than something that is really going to hurt their business...b/c I don't think there are many smart people that are in LBIX for their co-pack biz...On top of that LBIX is paying almost .07/share eps a quarter in slotting fees...it is hard to know the timing, but what I do know is that slotting fees are a one time payment...but that it is amortized over 4 quarters...so by this time next year what they have paid in slotting fees goes away.....of course that will be replaced by slotting fees at Kroger and the other potential new chains they get...but the point is that they WON'T be paying those fees on the stores they are paying right now...in other words eps will be a lot higher...eps this time next year could easily be .20/share higher just from old slotting fees going awayTHIS IS A NO BRAINER...
I agree totally but 3 facts remain.1. Q4 is the weak quarter for LBIX and the US dollar was strong during that quarter.2. Tons of uncertainity. I cant tell you how the revenue #s or EPS will be for the next fiscal year. We have to see the effects of Monster Energy as well the effects of moving to the LBIX owned plant. 3. True Blue still a work in progress in the US. Great Product, but signs of success are mixed. Certain locations do much better than others. Still questions about the price point.4. I live next to Kroger, where is my True Blue?What I can tell ya.1. LBIX gets about 1/3 of the valuation other companies in this sector gets.2. True Blue revenue is much better than distribution (Monster) revenue. TB should continue a triple digit growth this year.3. The Walmart news does forshadow the eventual listing at Walmart but that if my calander is correct, will come around March 2008. Walmart takes awhile to sign due to the fact that they will look at Kroger results. I'll take a page from McRae "Walmart is not years away, but its not months away either"I am looking to add to my position now that we're falling again. I bought some shares today, will buy on dips. I want 1% of this company but I want it once I think the uncertainies have past. I'd be willing to pay $4 a share if I saw a growing company with profit in this sector. In this sector, LBIX should be worth $6-$8, and with Monster this should have been double digits.... BUT the current fundamentals I believe will be a declining revenue company that posts slight losses. When does this change.. that is the question.If someone where to buy this company tomorrow though, shareholders would get $5+ per share and LBIX does have assets of value. There are many companies that could do well with a True Blue. Therefore, its a solid HOLD right now. --Sage
The current valuation is a result of management continuing to say one thing, then doing another, and the street isn't buying the story anymore. Massive insider dumping (is it finally over with Ralph?) prior to the loss of the Monster distribution agreement just adds fuel to the fire, along with withdrawel of previously posted material from the web site and statements by the CEO of "undervalued shares" while the price was at $5.Until there is a plan in place to show a clear path to profits, along with follow thru on previous statements (like east coast production to serve the midwest and southern states) this stock is going nowhere but down.The true valuation is arrived every day at the closing bell, regardless of shareholders opinions.
yes bovman we already got the point , you hope this keeps going down every day..thats why you take time out of your everyday life just too post some messages about lbix. I have a question about shelf height . its not about all the poor managment or lbix disapearing off the earth. as far as safeway goes is the top space the least expensive for slotting fees? I wonder whats the difference in price compared to the bottom shelf . I always buy products from the bottom shelf..most everyone does not look up, its not natural thats why us tall guys always bump our heads. this top shelf safeway is b.s ..they are high shelfs..like i said if only one jug was sold, most people would not know onother was behind it (out of sight) kroger will be a huge success no matter what shelv it is sold on.
at my local safeway I have to look up to see t-blue on the shelf and I am a little on the tall side at 6'5". I notice when 1 jug is sold on the top shelf the other one behind it is almost out of sight, not sure if all safeway shelves are all the same height, if so t-blue would sell much better on the bottom shelf. at my local fred meyer store (kroger) the top shelf is eye level to me. if t-blue is positioned on the top shelf at fred meyer the sales would be much greater compared to safeway. I hope sales continue to grow at my local safeway , but to be honest very few sell because of the extream shelf height, many people cant even reach them. I also notice fred meyer is a bit more pricy compared to safeway, I think people will pay a little extra for a quality drink like t-blue.
Whenever I visit my local Safeway to pick up more True BlueI alwaya print out a bunch of $1 off coupons. This may help bring the curious into the fold of folks who love this drink. Summer is almost here and what better way to enjoy it then to fill the ice cube tray up with True Blue. Little ones as well as adults enjoy this refreshing treat.True Blue is a hit!mike :-)
I noticed that at my Safeway the product is way too high for me to reach. Had to get a manager to get it for me and he had to really stretch to get it. Not many people will bother to look for help and will just go for another product. Also, my Safeway only had about 4 bottles of it on the shelf. What's happening with Safeway? My Fred Meyer doesn't even have it. I was told that they don't have to carry a product just because Kroger owns them.
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Wet WeekendNovember 22nd, 2014 at 1:37 am by Bill Steffen under Bill's Blog, Weather
Radar and a GRR NWS graphic that shows the snow we've had in Lower Michigan. I'll be at the parades in G.R. (9 pm) and (if I get there on time) in Hudsonville. Then some shopping and a dinner in the evening. A light mix of sleet/freezing/could even be a few wet snowflakes at the start north of G.R.) will transition to a few light showers or a little drizzle. Light fog will develop as temps. climb above freezing into the mid-upper 30s during the afternoon, then up to 40 overnight and into the 40s on Sunday. Then it's back to the cold and snow as the cold air blows back in on the heels of a strong west wind Monday and Tuesday.
Also: Don't you think it'd be fun to make Buffalo and the Jets play their game in the four feet of snow. First 3 wks of Nov. tied for 2nd coldest on record in Chicago. Check out this sunset. Volcano – I think this is Indonesia last year. 88 inches of snow fell in Cowlesville, NY over a 3-day period. This wld be the 4th snowiest winter in BOS. G.R. sunset. Modis satellite pic. of Lake Michigan from Friday. Severe storms possible along the Gulf Coast this weekend.
Here's Grand Rapids radar and Northern Michigan radar, NAM model 3-day snowfall forecast and GFS model 5-day snowfall forecast (totals increased on the Sat. overnight model run). Storm Total Snowfall will show the heaviest snow and Milwaukee looping radar. Regional radar and the Updated GRR NWS Short Term Discussion. More links: Grand Rapids radar, Northern Indian radar, Chicago radar, Detroit radar and Milwaukee radar. Here's College of DuPage Radar Map (pick any radar in the U.S.), College of DuPage Grand Rapids radar, the West Michigan Lightning Tracker, National Lightning Tracker, the local warning/advisory map and the National warning/watch/advisory map, a surface weather map. You can checkout the latest Grand Rapids NWS discussion, the Northern Indiana NWS discussion (includes the Michigan Counties that border Indiana), the discussion for Northern Lower Michigan, and Eastern Lower Michigan. Here's the Spyglass Condos Weather Station the S. Haven GLERL station, the Muskegon GLERL station, the Grand Haven Steelheaders webcam and weather station, and the weather station at Holland State Park. Check out the Maranatha Webcam at Lake Michigan and links to webcams. Here's the infrared satellite loop (night) and the visible satellite loop (daytime), Lake Michigan water temperatures (summer). Here's recent storm reports from SW Michigan, Northern Michigan, NE Illinois, SE. Wisconsin, Upper Michigan and E. Michigan. Check out the wind and wave height at the South Mid-Lake Michigan Buoy (Apr. to Nov. only), the North Mid-Lake Michigan Buoy (Apr. to Nov. only), the buoy at Big Sable Point near Ludington and the weather station on the beach at St. Joseph. Here's Michigan wind gusts from MesoWest, data from the MAWN agricultural weather stations and Weather Underground (data at the bottom from private weather stations). Here's the Consumers Energy Power Outage Map.
I've been saying that we'll have some schools closed on Tues. The NAM (car) model has a temp. of 22.5 Tues. AM (and it stays in the low 20s all day), a west wind off the lake at 24 mph, snow plus blowing and drifting snow. The NAM forecasts 2.3″ for G.R. (airport) tonight/tomorrow..another inch Monday and an additional 8″ from Monday night into Tuesday night. The GFS3 has less with a total of 5″ thru Weds. for the airport. In any case, they'll be enough snow to drift around in the brisk winds from late Mon. thru Weds. t'hat model also has a temp. of +1° for G.R. next Sat. morning. The European model has 0.43″ total precipitation thru Thurs. for G.R. That'd be 7-8″ of total snowfall, with enough wind for some 1-2 foot drifts.


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"Living up to its own hype"
Listening to The Drop was like listening to a well orchestrated BBC series story sans the audio effects. The narrator Len Cariou (whose work I officially love) kept me enthralled and had me coming back for more and hoping that the book would not come to an end.
The change in pace and story from what I assumed was going to be a classic whodunnit turned out unepectadly to be something else (seriously didn't see that one coming) and the interactions between the characters made me forget that I was just listening to one person narrate the book,with Harry Bosch doing what he does best...being Harry Bosch.As always Michael Connelly tells a great story.
What a great performance!The way his voice inter-changed between the various characters,infused with different emotions from each character makes the listener experience the emotions the characters feel.The change in cadance of the book could be felt in his characters' voice.I must admit to expecting more plot twists as in previous Bosch books but was not disappointed with the final outcome.
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One of the most common orthopaedics problems in the U.S. is osteoporosis. More than 40 million Americans either have this bone-weakening condition or are at risk for it, according to the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, a division of the National Institutes of Health. If not treated properly, osteoporosis may lead to bone fractures, which increases the risk of long-term disability and death among older individuals.
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This morning I realized that I've regressed back to my college days.
After forcing my half-dressed self out of bed at 7:45 a.m., I consumed about half the medicine cabinet then tried to piece together what happened last night while I headed to volleyball.
On a side note, I've yet to go to volleyball without a hangover.
Here's what happened:
I had plans to meet a doctor for drinks Friday evening. My roommate decided he should be called Grey's Anatomy for obvious reasons.
Meanwhile I was also chatting with a guy who is in sports management for the local minor league baseball team.
We didn't have concrete plans to meet so I focused on my doctor date.
He chose a restaurant on the water with a great view. He was handsome though quite full of himself. He was no McDreamy so I'm not sure his ego was justified.
We talked for two hours — well he did most of the talking — . Out of nowhere he asked for the check. He walked me to the car, gave me a hug and said he would "text" me.
And I was home by 9 p.m.
So what's a girl to do when she actually has eyeliner, tight jeans and a bra on? We if it's 9 p.m. on a Friday, she goes out with guy No. 2 .
Let's call him baseball.
Here's where it gets messy. I couldn't drive because I was drinking my "home by 9 p.m." sorrows with my roommate.
And it was my roommate's bright idea to invite baseball to our place.
Flash forward 30 minutes, baseball is here and I'm another glass of Merlot down.
The two of them proceeded to talk baseball while I sat in a corner and drank.
Finally, roommate went to his room so baseball and I could chat. This was our first face-to-face meeting after all.
We were both a few drinks in so talking quickly turned to making out.
And eh, why not? I'm young and single. Why not make out with an almost complete stranger in my living room.
Then he stayed the night.
I warned you guys.
I'm officially back in college. And I have the messy house and empty bank account to prove it.
So baseball. We didn't have sex (surprisingly). But there was a lot of kissing and touching then he left at 6 a.m. to go ref youth soccer.
It's now Saturday. I'm curing my hangover and trying to figure out when on earth I became this person.
A year ago I was at home with my husband, in bed by 10. Now I spend my days frolicking on the beach and coming up with clever names for all the men in my phone. And by all I mean two. Doctor and baseball.
What do you guys think? My guess is I will never hear from Grey's Anatomy. Which is OK, you can only listen to someone talk about themselves for so long.
And my other guess is baseball and I will be able to salvage nothing out of our slutty first meeting. Which we both agreed was not our best decision or first impression. He said "he just really wanted to meet me."
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Twenty-five great stories about twenty-five clever and courageous girls! In most fairy tales, the helpless girl waits around for a prince to rescue her. But the girls featured in the Girls to the Rescue series' seven books are not only smart, they're also spunky enough to save the day when the going gets tough. And the response to the series from girls, parents, teachers, ...more
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Another book of short stories featuring strong female characters. In this case, they are all preteens. Kind of a mixed bag, and I really didn't like the story about girl scouts, because I felt the one scout leader (if you read it, you'll know the one I mean) was not very realistic. I think any other scout leader in that situation would have known/done the right thing. Nothing brilliant, particularly, but all feature clever girls, and since they are short, even the flimsiest attention span can ke ...more
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The girls don't wait around to be rescued by a prince in this delightful children's series!
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The girls and I loved these stories of spunky, clever heroines. A fabulous read-aloud.
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A 48-yard Ty Albritton punt return to Carroll's 24 set up Alex Emery's scoring run on the next play to give the Knights (5-2) the lead for good.
HILLSVILLE –– There are your garden variety 3-0 sweeps in volleyball, ones in which one team thoroughly dismantles another and gets out of the gym in an hour or so having allowed 30 or 40 points in an entire match.
This was not one of those occasions.
INDEPENDENCE – "We needed that!"
That was the first comment made by Grayson County coach Brett McPherson last Friday night after the Blue Devils had beaten the Graham G-Men 38-27 in a Mountain Empire District game at Bill Strong Field.
It was also the first victory of the season for Grayson County after losing its first five games.
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A motion to suppress a photographic identification procedure and eyewitness testimony in the Matthew Steven Jones murder trial was denied by Grayson County Circuit Court on Friday.
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According to a news release from the department, officers received a call reporting "shots fired" at 6:13 p.m. Oct. 4, at Sunnyside Road and Stable Inn Road, just south of the Town of Hillsville on U.S. 52.
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New Orleans, La — In the midst of a 50 year celebration, Total Community Action, Inc. will make a television appearance on CNN's "Inside Man" with Morgan Spurlock this Sunday, June 1, 2014 at 9:00 p.m (Central Time). In this Sunday's episode, Morgan Spurlock looks at income inequality in America. In this episode, Spurlock travels to New Orleans, Louisiana to see how achievable the American Dream really is in one of the most economically unequal places in the United States. From working at Total Community Action's Food Panty to racing Ferraris with the city's elite, he'll explore what wealth looks like, what's changed, and where we're headed.
2014 is a notable year for Total Community Action because it marks our 50th anniversary. For 50 years, we have provided much needed services and opportunities to thousands of low-income New Orleanians. We've helped improve lives and communities by providing Head Start, financial asset development and education, job training, community economic development, food security, youth services, energy assistance, and much more.
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Carolyn grew up in the Calliope Projects at 3700 Thalia Street, Apt. C and at 3808 Earhart Blvd. She attended the Holy Family Sisters at St. John of Arc Elementary School, Carter G. Woodson Middle School, and graduated from Booker T. Washington High School in 1959. Carolyn was actively involved in her school and neighborhood life. She ranked in the top 10% of her high school graduating class, was a majorette, had many perfect attendance certificates, was a member of the student council, received many certificates of merit, was on the yearbook staff, and still found time to be active in the young ladies' church organizations.
Carolyn was a born leader. She began her career working at the Social Welfare Planning Council and the Neighborhood Development Corporation as a community organizer. She also worked with Model Cities as a communication and research specialist. She then served as deputy director and executive director of Central City Economic Opportunity Corporation. Later, Carolyn began working at Total Community Action (TCA) as center director and progressed to become Director of Community and Energy Services. Some of her more notable contributions to the Central City community were the implementation of phases 1 and 2 of the Allie Mae Williams Multi-Service Center, implementing the Central City EOC Multimedia After School Program, and instrumental in developing the Miss Central City Pageant.
Carolyn was a true trailblazer for her community and a champion for good causes. She worked tirelessly for Central City and the City of New Orleans. She was a proud member of the Black Organization for Leadership Development (BOLD). She was also a gracious, humble, and dedicated public servant as President and a member of the Orleans Parish School Board representing District 5.
Carolyn loved and honored her family, friends and the community. It seemed as though everyone in New Orleans knew Carolyn Ford. Anyone who had the pleasure of meeting her instantly knew that she was a very caring, approachable, and genuine person who never hesitated to help if you needed her. She was often seen with a "yellow tablet and sharpened pencil" — ready to take notes and "case manage you."
Carolyn served on the board of many organizations such as: National Association of Neighborhoods; Dryades Street Young Men Christian Association; Public Advisory Committee/City of New Orleans Landfill Site Study; Total Community Action Federal Credit Union; Housing Authority of New Orleans Legal and Personnel Committee; Edgar P. Harney Elementary New School Committee; Community Access Corporation; Urban League of Greater New Orleans, Inc. Education Committee; Human Resources Committee for the Homeless; and Central City HDC.
Carolyn was the beloved mother of Allison Ford, Sr. and Rosalyn Ford (Oswin) and shared this beautiful family with the late Albion Ford, Sr. She was the daughter of the late Westerfield and Herise Green, the sister of Jackie Green (Mary) and the late Vernon Green (Hannah), and the grandmother of Wesley Jenkins and Allison Ford, Jr. She is survived by her Aunt Genevieve Hilliard, devoted cousin Sherman Robinson, Sr. , devoted sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
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ISL Jobs & Careers in Basingstoke, England
.NET Developer/Engineer
ISL – Basingstoke, England
My client are offering a generous salary of £50k - £70k plus the opportunity to take part in hack-a-thons, training conferences and the opportunity… Reed.co.uk
.NET Developer
ISL – Reading, England
.NET Developer Reading - Perm Salary: £35,000 - £45,000 An established digital agency in Reading is in search of a talented .NET Developer as a… Reed.co.uk
DevOps Manager - Reading - £75,000 - £90 – new
ISL – Reading, England
Skills: Prince2 Change Management, DevOps principles, Red Hat Linux, Apache, IIS, MySQL,Windows Server, PHP, Bash, Python, Ruby, Powershell, Chef or… Reed.co.uk
Product Manager
ISL – Hampshire +3 locations
The client is looking across a range of disciplines and levels of experience, so would be interested in speaking to Product Managers at any level of… Reed.co.uk
Java Engineer - Java, .NET, Agile
ISL – Hampshire +3 locations
- Strong Java skills (but other languages and technical domains will be considered - .Net, Oracle, PHP etc) - Strong OO principles / process… Reed.co.uk
DevOps Manager - Reading - 75,000 - 90 – new
ISL – Reading, England
DevOps Manager - Reading - 75,000 - 90,000 An opportunity has been created for a DevOps Manager to join an expanding IT division in Reading that is… Adzuna
DevOps Manager - Reading - £75,000 - £90
ISL UK – Reading, England
Skills: Prince2 Change Management, DevOps principles, Red Hat Linux, Apache, IIS, MySQL,Windows Server, PHP, Bash, Python, Ruby, Powershell, Chef or… Glassdoor
Senior Developers - PHP, Javascript, Agile
ISL UK – Hampshire +3 locations
Senior Software Engineers - PHP, Java, JavaScript, Agile - Hampshire If you are a skilled, passionate and driven Software Engineer looking for a… Adzuna
Infrastructure Team Lead - Agile
ISL – Hampshire
Infrastructure Team Lead - Agile - Hampshire Two experienced IT Support / Infrastructure team leaders are needed by a renown, forward thinking, UK… Glassdoor
Senior Software Developer
ISL – Guildford, England
Senior .NET Developer Opportunity Perm - Guildford I m working with a growing software company in the Guildford area who are looking to hire a… Glassdoor
ISL Reviews
"Very positive "
- Comp & Benefits
- Work/Life Balance
- Senior Management
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
I have been working at ISL as a contractor (more than an year)Pros
Very good people and very good communication. Also, salary is quite ok. This position and this company are offering some good positions in future.Cons
The biggest problem is working space that could be much better. Also, some managers are taking too much job on them selves.Advice to ManagementAdvice
The job needs to be divided between all members.Doesn't RecommendNeutral Outlook