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The Marion County PVA staff will be at Kroger from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 2. The staff will be assisting people who are eligible to sign-up for a homestead or disability exemption on their property taxes.
Lebanon City Hall will be open every Saturday in October from 8 a.m. to 12 noon for people to make their property tax payments.
Japanese industries have been a presence in Marion County for decades, and the Marion County Industrial Foundation is looking to have more permanent representation in Japan.
During the foundation board's Sept. 19 meeting, the members voted in favor of hiring Jiro Hashimoto to represent them in Japan at a rate of $2,000 per month.
This is not official yet as no contract has been signed.
The Lebanon Post Office will be celebrating 100 years of service, from its existing building, located at 101 E Main St., on Sept. 27 from 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on the front steps. The post office is inviting all retirees, and anyone that has worked there in the past, along with the general public.
Refreshments will be provided and old photos will be available for viewing. A door prize will also be given away.
For more information, contact Postmaster Tony M. Young at 270-692-2270.
The Marion County Association for the Handicapped is looking for a new home for Marion County Industries, and last week they got some help in that effort.
The Marion County Fiscal Court and the Marion County Industrial Foundation agreed to contribute $50,000 each in matching funds in order to qualify for a Community Development Block Grant.
The initial grant application was submitted in April, and at that time the court agreed to put up $125,000 in matching funds while seeking a $495,000 grant.
The Marion County Fiscal Court is scheduled to meet at 4 p.m. today, Sept. 19, on the second floor of the David R. Hourigan Government Building.
The agenda for today's meeting includes the following:
- Minutes of the previous meeting
- Annual and financial reports from the Marion County Soil Conservation District
- Presentation on shop building boiler replacement
- Jail inspection report
- Road naming for mapping and E911 compliance purposes
- Newspapers in Education request for 2013-14 school year
Marion County has moved one step closer to implementing enhanced 911.
On Sept. 5, the Marion County Fiscal Court voted 3-0 to approve the second reading of an ordinance establishing addressing standards for the county.
(Magistrates Steve Masterson and John Arthur Elder III were not present at that meeting.)
Marion County Judge/Executive John G. Mattingly said county officials have started creating a list of street names that will need to be changed and streets that may have to be renumbered.
Eminent domain has been a hot topic related to the Bluegrass Pipeline, a proposed pipeline that would carry natural gas liquids from Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia through Kentucky and on to the Gulf Coast.
Williams and Boardwalk Pipeline Partners, the companies working on the project, have said they believe they have the right to invoke eminent domain, although they would prefer to work out agreements with landowners along the proposed route.
Lebanon residents will see a 3.7 increase in their tax rate for 2013.
The Lebanon City Council voted 4-0 to approve the second reading of the ordinance setting the tax rate during a special-called meeting Sept. 11. Councilman Jay Grundy and John R. Mattingly were not present for that meeting.
The new tax rate for real and personal property will be 19.8 cents per $100 valuation. This is an increase over the 2012 rate of 19.1 cents per $100 valuation.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — The U.S. Coast Guard has begun retrieving buoys and beacons from the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway System in preparation for winter.
The Ninth Coast Guard District annually takes navigational aids including lighted and unlighted buoys and beacons out of service during the winter due to decreased vessel traffic and to minimize damage from ice and severe weather.
Operation Fall Retrieve began last month and is expected to end by Dec. 28. The navigational aids help maritime traffic by marking safe passage for domestic, international, commercial and recreational vessels. The Coast Guard manages 3,127 fixed and floating federal aids in the region.
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LOUGHBOROUGH, England, November 27. THREE days after losing her 400 freestyle world record, Joanne Jackson has announced her retirement from competitive swimming.
"I feel so lucky to have been able to compete (at) an international (level) for so many years and to have been to three Olympic Games," Jackson told British Swimming. "I would like to thank everyone who has supported me along the way."
Jackson was the short course meters world record holder in the 400 freestyle with a 3:54.92, set in 2009. That record was broken last weekend by France's Camille Muffat. Jackson's career highlights also include a bronze medal in a close finish in the 400 free at the 2008 Olympics, and a brief stint as the long course world record holder in 2009 in the 400 free with a 4:00.66. That record was broken a few months later by Federica Pellegrini at the world championships. At that meet, Jackson won silver medals in the 400 and 800 freestyles.
In addition to the 2008 Games, Jackson competed for Great Britain at the 2004 Olympics in the 400 free and 800 free relay. Jackson's final competition was in front of a home crowd at the 2012 Olympics, where she placed 21st in the 400 free and helped Great Britain to a fifth-place finish in the 800 freestyle relay.
Jackson trained at the end of her career with a prestigious group of swimmers at Loughborough University under the guidance of David McNulty, Ben Titley and Kevin Renshaw. Now, she's looking to contribute to the sport from the deck.
"I have been fortunate to have some great sponsors who stuck with me through all the ups and downs," she said. "And British Swimming, coaches and the support team have been awesome. I'm now looking at new opportunities to start a Swim Academy and begin a brand new career in Events."


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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -- Butler goalkeeper Jon Dawson won't have to travel far to begin his professional soccer career. After wrapping up four successful seasons with the Bulldogs, Dawson has signed a contract to join the Indy Eleven in the North American Soccer League (NASL).
"I could not be more excited to be a part of Indy Eleven," said Dawson in a release announcing his signing. "I was raised in Indianapolis and went to college here, so to play in front of my friends and family for my hometown club is a dream come true."
Dawson started 19 of Butler's 20 matches in 2013 and helped the Bulldogs to an 11-8-1 campaign. He posted a 1.43 goals against average, and he led the BIG EAST in saves with 93. He had five shutouts, which tied for fifth-most in the BIG EAST.
During his four seasons with the Bulldogs, the Indianapolis native recorded 11 shutouts, 236 saves and a 1.43 goals against average. He played in 52 matches for the Bulldogs, including 51 as a starter.
"We were absolutely delighted to hear about Jon signing with the Indy Eleven Pro Soccer Team," said Butler head coach Paul Snape. "Jon has always possessed the ability to become a professional goalkeeper. He is tall, athletic, courageous, and a very good shot stopper, but we always told him that talent alone is not enough to earn a professional contract. It takes perseverance, sacrifice and a special dedication to the game to be worthy of being called a pro. Jon has really grown in the last couple of years as a goalkeeper, and as a man. His tutelage under Mike Sanich has helped him become more focused, prepared and more hungry to succeed. We wish Jon nothing the best with his future soccer career. We will all be in the stands rooting for him and the Indy Eleven Team this summer!"
Dawson, who graduated from Brebeuf Jesuit High School, picked up summer experience with three different teams in the Premier Development League - the Northern Virginia Royals (2010), the Seacoast United Phantoms (2011) and the Jersey Express (2013). He also played with the Under-23 development squad of Major League Soccer's D.C. United in 2012.
The Indy Eleven will begin play in the NASL this spring. The team's first match is set for April 12 against the Carolina RailHawks at Michael A. Carroll Stadium in Indianapolis.


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Heritage of Pride, Inc. announced that Fergie will headline its iconic Dance on the Pier, Sunday, June 26, on Hudson River Park's Pier 26.
May 17 Is International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia
May 17 marks the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, a "Global Celebration of Sexual and Gender Identities," with events across the globe.
Court Grants Loincloth-Wearing Gay Pride Attendee Appeal
A federal appeals court sided with a man Tuesday who was arrested for "nudity" in 2011 while wearing a loincloth at San Diego Pride. The court ruled there was evidence that showed the city's police possibly discriminated against him.
Montreal Pride Celebrates 10th Edition
The largest LGBT gathering in the Francophone world, this year's Montréal Pride -- presented by TD -- will take place at Place Émilie-Gamelin from Monday, August 8, to Sunday, August 14.
Yang, Johnson Named SF Pride Grand Marshals
A leader in the meditation community and a well-known transgender advocate are the first two people to be named community grand marshals for this year's San Francisco LGBT Pride parade.
BRC Designates March as Bisexual Health Awareness Month
With a focus on the unique needs and experiences of bisexual+ youth, the Bisexual Resource Center (BRC) proudly proclaims March as Bisexual Health Awareness Month (BHAM) for the third year in a row.
'Idol' Contestant Rayvon Owen Opens Up About Identity
In an exclusive interview with Billboard, 'American Idol' ex-contestant Rayvon Owen talks about his sexual identity and how it impacted his new video.
Break Out Your Purple: Thursday is Spirit Day
Thursday, October 15, 2015, marks the annual "wearing of the purple" when millions of Americans and citizens throughout the world observe Spirit Day in a stand against bullying and in support of the international LGBT community.
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Salt Lake City could soon have a street named after pioneering gay leader Harvey Milk, an idea that reflects the progressive bent of the city that's home to the Mormon church and capital of a conservative state.
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Number of Reviews: 1179
Average Score: 66
Voyeur Window
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As we well know, some sites have names that don't always match exactly the actual content of the site. This, however, is not the case at Voyeur Window. I mean, the guys actually do their voyeurism of chicks through a window. Talk about calling it what it is.
Even the design of VoyeurWindow plays into the whole theme, with the members' page looking like an apartment building and the babes thumbnails being in the windows. Just click on a window to see her picture and video content. Unfortunately, there are only nine chicks available.
Each gal has about 100 pictures each. Picture quality is good, but a little blurry, as it was taken usually at night and through a window. So as to maintain the believability of the setup, everything is done from a car and from outside through a window.
Even the videos - scenes begin as the guys search the night for some hot chick on her way home. They follow her and watch her as she enters her place. They then try to find available windows for their voyeurism. Luckily for them, there always happens to be windows with open blinds just where the chick decides to masturbate. Now, I say the blinds are open, that doesn't mean completely.
All the scenes I saw had the blinds in the shot, except for a few moments when they were able to zoom in past them. This does get in the way a little, but it also does a great job of really playing into the voyeurism of the whole scene. Each scene ends with the guy knocking on the window, scaring the hot naked slut, and running away. Scenes are split up into short clips lasting about four minutes long, and can be downloaded in MPEG format. Video quality is good, just remember that it is at night and you are looking through a window.
If you enjoy the voyeur thing, then this is a site that plays it for all its worth, and does it very well. So far there are 15 victims of the Voyeur Window available to members. This isn't bad, but there's definitely room for growth, considering the monthly price. However, the lack of updates really makes this site less worthwhile than we once thought.
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Seriously, you'd think Muzz was basking in the afterglow by the sounds of his moans and groans.
Fine, it's kinda hot.
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
VIDEO VAULT: Someone could use a post-coital cigarette
Labels: Andy Murray, tennis, video
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- AnonymousJune 18, 2009 at 12:15 PM
Haha, BBC didn't censor the 'fcuk'?ReplyDelete
work those thighs Andy...ReplyDelete
See what a little yoga can do? Way to work those lungs, Andy!ReplyDelete
*calls Uncle Toni to see if Rafa will do the blowing and moaning and groaning*
- AnonymousJune 18, 2009 at 1:33 PM
Ohhh dear I find myself liking Andy's sex sounds. Maybe it's that competitive fire of his, you know, burning up my loins.ReplyDelete
I KNEW you were gonna do a post like this. I KNEW IT!ReplyDelete
*pats Rich on the arse*
Good job, babe.
I KNEW you were gonna do a post like this. I KNEW IT!ReplyDelete
apparently my pervishness knows no bounds.
No it does not. And glad I am for it.ReplyDelete
- Tennis ObserverJune 19, 2009 at 3:39 AM
That's nothing. I fart more and louder in 30 seconds.ReplyDelete
LMAO!! I couldn't have done that properly, I would've laughed so much!!ReplyDelete
And Andy's sex sounds ARE pretty... well... sexy. :P
*thanks Richie's pervishness*
- AnonymousJune 19, 2009 at 8:43 AM
whos muzzReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 19, 2009 at 10:45 AM
who said 'fuck' and why didnt they censor that?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 19, 2009 at 7:21 PM
In England they aren't uptight about tv swearing like we are here in the states. I watch Jonathan Ross and his American guests are always astonished that they can swear.ReplyDelete


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Weirton resident Tom Roberts has turned his passion for aviation into another documentary, titled "Ohio Valley Flight Academy Episode 2," that is slated to air on West Virginia PBS at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The academy, which was located at the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport, closed after the death of owner/operator Dinny Walford of Bridgeport in 2012. Prior to the academy's closing, Roberts got the chance to make his first episode about aviation and the academy, titled "Ohio Valley Flight Academy Episode 1," that appeared on West Virginia PBS. Now the second episode, titled "Ohio Valley Flight Academy Episode 2," will feature interviews with other aviators like Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va.
Roberts produced the episode via his company Palomino Productions of West Virginia LLC. He was a student of Walford's and practiced flying as often as possible until he was laid off from the former Weirton Steel Corp. It was just during the past few years that he decided to get back into flying.
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Photo by Shelley Hanson/Aviation documentary filmmakers JoAnn Gould of Wheeling and Tom Roberts of Weirton pose at the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport.
Roberts is dedicating the film to Walford.
"It was like an extended family," Roberts said of the academy and its aviators. "Really great people are part of aviation at the airport. ... Dinny used to bring coffee and doughnuts every Saturday."
Originally, Roberts wanted to make a reality show about life at a flight academy, but it turned into a documentary. Having it air on PBS, he said, was on his "bucket list" of things to do before he dies.
Wheeling resident JoAnn Gould, a private pilot, served as the film's interviewer. She said she hopes the movie will encourage people to pursue careers in aviation, as pilots, mechanics or air traffic controllers.
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Year of Manufacture: Modern Reproduction, No FFL, Classified as an Antique
Caliber: .32 Caliber Cap & Ball
Action Type: Single Shot Black Powder Percussion Cap Rifle
Markings: The left side of the barrel contains the safety warning; the right side of the barrel is stamped, "141305778306 Traditions Crockett / Made In Spain Old Saybrook CT USA .32 Caliber 1-48".
Barrel Length: 32 Inches
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Stock Configuration & Condition: The stocks are varnished wood, with a bright brass nose cap, ramrod ferrule, and well-fitted butt plate. The LOP measures 13 ½ inches. There are scattered nicks and marks from handling and use, but overall, the stocks rate in about Excellent condition.
Type of Finish: Blue finish on the barrel, case hardening on the lock plate and hammer, with bright brass trigger guard, nose cap, ferrule, and butt plate.
Finish Originality: Original.
Bore Condition: The bore is bright and the rifling is sharp. There is use, but no erosion.
Overall Condition: This gun retains about 95% of its metal finish. The balance of the finish shows minor use and handling. There are only one or two slight scratches on the barrel. The Screw heads are sharp. The markings are legible. Overall, this gun rates in about Very Good condition.
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Mozambique court frees Renamo 'suspects
A court in Mozambique has freed some members of the opposition Renamo movement detained in April in connection with the killing of four anti-riot police during clashes in the town of Muxungue.A spokesman for the former rebel turned political party revealed that the Sofala Provincial Court has ordered the release of 13 of the 15 Renamo supporters accused of causing the death of the security personnel and thereby disturbed public peace.
Fernando Mazanga said that the 13 were set free on Friday.
"The government had no case against them, therefore they had no option but to release them" Mazanga confirmed to the African Press Agency (APA) in an interview on Sunday.
The independent television station STV also reported that the Sofala branch of the Public Prosecutor's Office had declined to press charges against the 13 men, leaving the court with no option but to release them.
However, the remaining two suspects remain in preventive detention because, according to the police, they were among an armed Renamo group blamed for the attack on the Muxungue police post on 4 April, which left four anti-riot police dead and ten injured.
Arnaldo Tivane, a lawyer for Renamo, told STV "the party and I as the lawyer in the case, will continue working for their release".
The Renamo office in Muxungue had been accommodating about 150 former guerrilla fighters, attracting the attention of the police who suspected that the camp was being used as a military base.
At the time, Armando Machoue, administrator of Chibabava district, where Muxungue is located, said that the presence of armed Renamo men was disturbing the local people, who were afraid to venture to their fields.
The local authorities had called for police intervention to disperse the former guerrillas who had reportedly refused and were arrested.
Releasing the 15 detainees is one of the pre-conditions demanded by Renamo, without which it will not resume dialogue with the government.
The Frelimo government last week pointed out that the matter was in the hands of the judiciary, not the executive.
In respect for the constitutionally enshrined separation of powers, and the independence of the courts and prosecution services, the government could not intervene and simply order their release.
A further Renamo pre-condition is that the riot police be removed from the Renamo camp in the northern city of Nampula, occupied by the police after clashes in March 2012, and from the vicinity of Satunjira, in the central district of Gorongosa, where Renamo leader Afonso Dhlakama currently resides.
Renamo also wants the appointment of domestic facilitators and foreign observers, from bodies such as the Southern African Development Community (SADC), the African Union and the European Union, to take active part in the next rounds of talks, a demand which the Frelimo government rejected.
The next round of dialogue is scheduled for Monday morning.


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Started by Freckles , Mar 25 2012 10:16 AM
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Posted 25 March 2012 - 10:16 AM
New thread time folks. Old thread is here.
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:30 AM
And how cold are mornings in Canberra now? Cold enough that I had to mix on 37 degrees to get my cake to mix properly!
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:39 AM
It sure is cold in the mornings - cold enough for thermomix porridge for breakfast
Posted 26 March 2012 - 07:24 PM
Anyone worked out a way to stop the porridge creating a bowl cleaning nightmare?? I love porridge, but the bowl cleaning puts me off!
Posted 26 March 2012 - 07:48 PM
I prefer cleaning the thermomix bowl to cleaning the saucepan! Hate doing it on the stovetop. I don't find it too bad - just whizz some water in it and then give it a slosh with the cleaning brush. I think the key is doing it as soon as the porridge is cooked - if you leave it too long, it sets like glue.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 12:47 PM
I'm looking forward to cooking porridge in the morning too. Not quite cold enough yet in Sydney, maybe a couple of weeks?
Posted 27 March 2012 - 01:00 PM
I always put some water in the bowl as soon as I have served the porridge and give it a good whizz. Usually we are running out the door and when I give it a brush later it cleans up fine.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 01:31 PM
I actually won a thermomix about a month ago and I have been using it every day.
Initially, I wasn't convinced. I thought, yeah, but I can do all this without the thermomix.
Slowly I have been working my way through various recipes and I've got to say, it's got a hold of me. I'm addicted! I'm searching for more things to make all the time!
Now I understand the evangelism. I get it. I used to think it was because everyone paid 2K for their machines, they had to be enthusiastic to justify paying that much. Well I didn't pay a cent and I get it! This thing is the most amazing kitchen appliance ever.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 01:52 PM
Congratulations Credence! Wow what a win! Was that through Lighthouse flours or Family Circle magazine?
As a TMX owner (and consultant) it always sounds biased when I say just how good it is, and almost how addictive it is, so it is lovely to hear your opinion as well
Posted 27 March 2012 - 02:14 PM
Oh you WON a TMX! You lucky lucky ducky! I enter competitions for TMX because I'd like a second one
I don't have a problem with porridge sticking so long as I cook at 90 and keep it moving at reverse 2-3 . I pop it straight into the Thermoserver to keep warm because my family tend to come to the table in dribs and drabs .
Posted 27 March 2012 - 02:18 PM
Hi guys, I didn't know this group was here, I've been slack on not on eb much lately too.
We've had our tmx for 3 years and as dh does the cooking he uses it lots but i've just started sitting down with the cook books again and going through them so have been using it a lot more lately, otherwise I just use it to boil eggs, cook rice and make porridge! lol
Posted 27 March 2012 - 02:43 PM
Has anyone tried increasing the volume of porridge (compared to the recipe in EDC)? We can devour that amount between 3 of us!
Posted 27 March 2012 - 02:48 PM
Congratulations Credence! Wow what a win! Was that through Lighthouse flours or Family Circle magazine?
Neither, I came second in a recipe competition on taste.com.au.
I'm so glad that I didn't come first, I think it was a holiday to Bali. This is the gift that will keep on giving I believe.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 02:59 PM
Hahah! I would have hoped for second prize too.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 03:10 PM
Caro, I just cook 1 mug oats/ 2 mugs water / pinch sea salt according to the numbers eating & adjust the cooking length. . I never blitz the oats first because I find that makes it a bit too gluey.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 03:43 PM
I need to starting getting back on EB more often, I'm missing whole threads.
Which parts am I able to put into the dish washer? I'm finding the handwashing a bit annoying... yes I'm lazy lol.
I was also told I can put it all in the dishwasher. I don't put the jug in anymore, as the one and only time I did my scales stopped working and it had to get sent back. Not sure if it was a coincidence but I'm not willing to test it again.
I recently bought For Foods Sake by Tenina Holder. It was a bit pricey (I think I paid $50 for it), but it has some really yummy recipes in it. We've been experimenting with quite a few of them over the last couple of weeks.
Our new favourite receipe is the Short Notice Slice (found the recipe on the forums). We change it around each time we make it though, sometimes we add choc chips, other times mixed fruit, last week we added lemon rind to the slice and then made lemon icing and made it lemon slice. It's so versatile and the kids demolish it. It's so quick and easy as well.
Posted 28 March 2012 - 10:01 PM
Caro, there's 7 of us and on a school morning 6 of us eating porridge. Hubby tweaked the recipe a while ago but I can't find where he wrote it down, I think it was 600ml milk/water (I've done up to about 800) but I can't remember the oats amt, could have been 160. I'm about to start making it again so I'd better remember lol
Posted 28 March 2012 - 10:13 PM
Was just reading through this thread - I'm a thermy addict too!!
I do porridge for DH every morning - he eats 70g oats, and I mix with one part oats to 4 parts liquid (eg 70g oats to 280 g liquid - mixture of water n milk).
If the kids and I were having porridge we'd have 50g oats (again with one part oats to 4 parts liquid).
i've been making Hot X Buns for the last few days - three dozen I've made (and we've nearly eaten all of them!) in the last three days!!
Posted 29 March 2012 - 05:33 PM
I've just been making Hot Cross Buns too - they are so easy, and so good! I find the piping mixture made enough for 3 batches, but I make the glaze fresh every batch. I've used the cranberries in most, but done a mix of cranberries, sultanas and currants in others. They got voted best ever at playgroup today!!
I think maybe blitzing the oats is what's making my porridge so gloopy and sticking to the bottom of the bowl. I know I should just clean it straight away, but sometimes breakfast can be bedlam here!
Edited by hubble, 29 March 2012 - 05:33 PM.
Posted 30 March 2012 - 10:30 PM
Ladies who cook Porridge - have any of you used Steel Cut Oats ? SCO take longer to cook but I dont know quantities etc
To make it.
Posted 01 April 2012 - 08:04 PM
I'm sure you girls will feel my pain. My butterfly attachment has gone walkabout
I didn't realise how much I loved it til I haven't been able to find it.
Posted 01 April 2012 - 08:06 PM
Oh that's sad .We use it all the time for fruit ice creams and mashed potato. I hope you find it soon!
How much is a replacement?
Posted 01 April 2012 - 08:31 PM
I use 1 part oats and 4 parts liquid too. I usually don't use the scales for porridge, but use a 1/3 cup measure because mostly it is only for me. I blitz some dried apricots and raw almonds first to go in the porridge. I use Quaker oats which are whole rolled oats and I never blitz them, they come in 4.5kg packet from Costco and are cheap at around $11. Porridge is better with whole oats. I often put some sultanas and nutmeg in too, because I like how the sultanas cook and swell up.
As soon as I dish up the porridge, I fill the jug with water. That way it only needs a blitz and a brush later and it's clean.
Posted 02 April 2012 - 02:04 PM
I made lasagne with DS for the first time in years. DH and DD were away so I was planning on just buying a lasagne to reheat and serve. My 2 regular delis were both out of lasagnes and DS had his heart set on it for dinner.
I bought some mince and a box of sheets and decided to make our own. I did the meat sauce on the stove top using a Napoli sauce DH had made in the TMX and froze. DS made the bechmel sauce in the TMX and then layered it. I forgot how good home made is
Posted 02 April 2012 - 02:16 PM
hello, first post in here, but as for the oats question... i hate cleaning! i hope someone has hints! i have put thermie in the d/w twice now and it cleans up good, with no damage.
but when i do, i make a big batch for my hungry hoard. 260-300g oats (not quick) and 1000-1200g milk (can use milk/water too). makes good apple and oat muffins if there's any left over!
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I'm 26 years old and I have a son who turns 3 in July. I have been having what I think are either anxiety attacks or panic attacks. My son is a dare devil and he is always getting into everything. One time when we went to the ER for him they said that the brusies he had didn't look like they were made by him and that we were child abusers. But then they saw how he was jumping up and down with it being 1 in the morning and dismissed it. Ever since then if he gets one little bruise or falls down or anything I start to feel sick and my heart starts to race, I can't eat or anything... I don't know what to do... If he's not eating like he normally does or feels a little warm or anything I go and start worrying and make myself sick... What can I do about this? I have no idea any more and with my husband in the Navy and away for the next 6 months it's getting worse, my nearest family is 1500 miles away from here... Any advice would greatly be appreciated. Thanks!
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That's right, Russell Kook the season eight runner up of Hell's Kitchen is now saying that he is not the villain he was made out to be on the show. In fact, a local newspaper recently reported that Russell said "That is not the way I am. My cooks know me as somebody fun-loving. I'm the 'jokester' in the kitchen!†in regards to how we all saw him on the show. While he didn't come out and blame the show, he did go on to say "If I videotaped you for a month and a half, I could make you look like a bad person.â€
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THR reports Sacha Baron Cohen (Borat) has been cast in a "minor but showy role" of a quirky gambler.
In the movie, a freed slave (Jamie Foxx) works to rescue his wife (Kerry Washington) from a sadistic slave owner (Leonardo DiCaprio). Cohen's character will purchase Washington much to his misfortune.
Deadline reports that Rex Linn (CSI: Miami, Appaloosa) has also been cast in the movie. Linn will play the role of "Tennessee Harry," though no other details on the character were revealed.
The pair join a cast that also includes Kurt Russell as brutal slave trainer Ace Woody; rapper-turned-actor RZA as Thaddeus, a violent slave who works on the Mississippi plantation; Laura Cayouette (Kill Bill, Vol. 2) as DiCaprio's widowed sister; Don Johnson as a wealthy plantation owner named Spencer Bennett; Samuel L. Jackson as Candie's valet, Stephen; Misty Upham (Frozen River) as a trading post-bar owner named Minnie, Tom Wopat (Dukes of Hazard) as Marshall Gill Tatum; Todd Allen (The Apostle)as plantation overseer Dollar Bill; James Remar (Warriors, Dexter) and James Russo (Public Enemies) as slave trading brothers Ace and Dicky Speck; and Christoph Waltz as the German bounty hunter that trains Django in the art of revenge.
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Raleigh, N.C. — The NHL lockout seemed to be taking a turn for the positive this week, players and owners had dialogue and issues were reportedly being bridged.
What a difference 24 hours makes in these high-dollar negotiations.
NHLPA chief Donald Fehr made the announcement that the two sides were close, only a few details remained from getting the season underway. Evidently the NHL did not share in the optimism. The league felt they had made enough concessions and wanted concrete answers to three 'yes' or 'no' questions, not a counter-offer.
The length of the collective bargaining agreement that the league wants is 10 years, the players countered with eight.
Also at issue is a five-year contract term limit, meaning no more deals that stretch for a decade. Teams will not be able to sign a player from outside the organization to a contract longer than five years and can only extend their players to a seven-year deal.
Reports do indicate that the new transition rules, like buyouts and arbitration, are no longer a sticking point after the talks Tuesday and Wednesday.
When Fehr stepped to the podium Thursday to say that a deal is right around the corner, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman was leaving a voicemail to the contrary. Bettman and the league pulled their offer and in doing so, ripped out the hearts of fans that thought a season was coming for Christmas.
This isn't meant to paint Bettman as the bad guy; he does that well enough on his own. Both sides shoulder blame for this painfully long root canal of the CBA.
Fehr keeps trying to get the best deal possible for the players - trying to take one more inch after the owners group feels they have given back miles from the original proposal. The league is growing tired of having to go back to the negotiating table over the next issue Fehr and company want to bring up.
Even after this dire turn, I'm not so sure we were even that close to a deal Thursday. It appears that the 'take it or no season' ultimatum is close to being put in play by the NHL even if the league didn't cancel the 2004-05 season until February of that go round. This time the negotiations seem to be filled with far more bile than the one that wiped out an entire year eight moons ago.
Let's pretend Thursday didn't happen and both sides are going to sit down and try to get a deal done soon and we have a happy holiday.
What is a realistic scenario for getting the game on the ice?
The new CBA is ratified before New Year's Eve, a 60-game season that stretches from January to April with no cross-conference play is possible and basically it is a playoff from the jump. Each team gets 30 home and away dates and we get a full playoff slate.
If this drags past Jan. 1, a slate of 48 games with no conference mingling and a regular post-season is the probable solution, similar to what the league did in 1994-95.
Back to the real world, after Thursday night it would seem to be a long shot to see one NHL game this year. But it is the holiday season, so maybe a miracle can happen.


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Meet the star: The "other" Jewish musical comes to the stage
By Erin Pike, Jewish Sound Correspondent
Sarah Rose Davis stars as Fanny Bryce in Village Theatre's upcoming production of "Funny Girl." The Jewish Sound spoke with Davis about the part.
Jewish Sound: Are you excited to be playing this role?
Sarah Davis: I am! I haven't yet had the time to be excited… I think I'm a little more anxious than anything else, just because it's so big, and there are still so many elements to add in.
JS: Have you been in a production of "Funny Girl" before?
SD: I have never been in this show before, but I have always wanted to. I don't think I would've been able to play this role any earlier… I'm just now 25. But I can certainly play it for more years to come after this. Plus, not many [theaters] do "Funny Girl," so this is the first opportunity I've had.
JS: I remember watching the film version of "Funny Girl" as a teenager and being surprised by some of the dark undertones in the story…
SD: There are definitely some darker scenes. I mean, that's the battle of Fanny Bryce, you have to put on the show of being this funny comedian all of the time… she's this big, over-the-top comedian, but her personal life was struggling, like a lot of a celebrities go through, you know?
JS: Do you think those dark undertones are the reason that the musical isn't produced very often?
SD: I don't think that is necessarily the reason, because it's always good to have juxtaposition in a show. Honestly, it doesn't get done because, one: it's a huge show, and two: you need someone to play Fanny Bryce! There are lots of talented people, but nobody really writes roles like this for one single character anymore. I think it's an intimidating show to take on, for a theater…
JS: …And for an actor!
SD: Definitely. I mean, not only is this the biggest part I've played [so far], but it's probably the biggest part I'll ever play. Only because they don't write roles this big any more, and probably for good reason. I mean, I'd say I'm off stage for maybe one scene? Maybe a total of 11 minutes in the whole play.
JS: Wow. Do you have any nerves about singing the epic, classic song, "Don't Rain on My Parade?"
SD: Oh yes. It's an extremely difficult song, and at that point I'll have already been on stage for an hour and a half.
JS: Are there any special tactics you've developed to keep your energy up?
SD: That's still to be determined… we haven't [started performing] yet. But as far as rehearsals go, I don't sing out fully, and I've been taking voice lessons still every week with my voice teacher to make sure I'm healthy. I drink a ton of water. I'm still discovering little tricks here and there… a lot of times I will have gum in my mouth, which you're not supposed to do! But with gum in my mouth, there's enough saliva so that I can actually speak.
JS: The bit of rehearsal I observed this week was during the staging of the number, "If a Girl Isn't Pretty." During that song, I realized, that idea is still sadly relevant, like the whole issue of "beauty" being a requirement for a female performer. Even if you're being funny, you still have to be attractive, whereas that standard may not always exist for men.
SD: It's totally true, there are such ridiculous standards nowadays, for many things. Even if you look at comedians like Tina Fey and Amy Poehler… have you noticed they've gotten traditionally more attractive over the years?
JS: Yes!
SD: It's because [being pretty means] they can get a little further… it's like, a beautiful girl being funny is also funny. But then where do the non-traditionally attractive people fit in?
JS: What are some of the main messages the audience might take away from "Funny Girl"?
From Fanny's point of view, it's "don't take no for an answer." Certainly not for a first, second, or third answer. And, nobody can tell you what you're capable of. A standard can be changed.


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Ingmar Bergman turns 87
Just when you thought it was safe to back to the movies, Ingmar Bergman, the great Swedish film director (Wild Strawberries, left, Smiles of a Summer Night, The Seventh Seal) is back with a new film (actually it was shot years ago, but nevermind) Saraband, a sort of follow-up to his 1972 Scenes From a Marriage.
Today Salon.com considers the relevance of the soon-to-be (on Thursday) 87-year old director... "The new art-house audience has been nurtured on a pop-culture smorgasbord of music videos, '70s and '80s sitcoms, horror movies and mock-serious cartoons....Bergman's demanding and often painful dramas -- stemming, as they do, from Strindberg, Sartre and the A-bomb, from the 20th century's existential and spiritual crisis -- are now dreaded as much as respected."
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White Mac n' Cheese it what happens when you suddenly realize you don;t have any more sharp cheddar left at that critical add-cheese-to-the-cheese-sauce moment. You don't panic, you simply root around and come up with alternative cheese, or in this case cheeses. Since I was already not making normal Mac n' Cheese I decided to add sliced tomatoes to the absolute horror of my children. We (adults) loved it with tomatoes, they (children) not so much.
Red n' White Mac n' Cheese
oven 350˚
16 ounces macaroni, cooked according to package directions
1/4 butter
1/4 flour
2 cups milk
1 cup feta crumbles
1 1/2 cup parmesan shreds, divided
3 large ripe tomatoes
1/4 cup bread crumbs
preheat oven to 350˚
make sure pasta is well drained
generously butter a 9X13 baking pan or any appropriate sized pan, turn the drained pasta out into the greased pan
in a medium sauce pan melt the butter of medium heat
add the flour when it has melted and cook and stir for 2 minutes
reduce heat and slowly whisk in the milk
cook until the sauce is thickened
then slowly add the feta and one cup of parmesan cheese
stir until melted
pour over the macaroni, stirring to coat
slice the tomatoes into 1/2 thick slices and place evenly over the top of the casserole
sprinkle with bread crumbs and the 1/2 cup of parmesan
bake for 20-25 minutes until the crumbs and cheese a toasty
How can I possibly be out of sharp cheddar but have feta and parmesan on hand? Well that's easy, I buy most of my groceries in bulk online. I get 4 pounds of feta at a time and buy shredded parmesan by the pound, I haven't ordered bulk cheddar yet but it sounds like I need to.
Peace and Love--
Just Another Meatless Monday #80 Red n' White Mac n' Cheese
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So where do you buy your bulk food?ReplyDelete
Azure Standard? Hope not, no drops near me that I've found and I'd like to find a place delivering to the Northeast.ReplyDelete
I shared a video for making GF crepes and a GF DF pizza crust -- my topping was meat but any meatless topping would do! I also shared an article about the important research by the Rodale Institute comparing organic and conventional ag.
I love tomatoes with mac and cheese, and your feta / parmesan cheese combo sounds delicious! Thank you for sharing your Red 'n White Mac 'n Cheese and for hosting.ReplyDelete
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SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size
About 29 x 56 in. (73.5 x 142 cm)
12 sts = about 4 in. (10 cm) in pattern. EXACT GAUGE IS NOT ESSENTIAL TO THIS PROJECT. When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size
specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be
sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what
the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person.
If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller
size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles.
Making a Gauge Swatch
12 sts = about 4 in. (10 cm) in pattern. EXACT GAUGE IS NOT ESSENTIAL TO THIS PROJECT.
1. Place markers as instructed on Row 3 to help keep track of your sts. On following rows, slip markers each time you come to them. 2. Shawl begins at center back neck and is shaped by working yarn over (yo) increases on every row. 3. A yarn over creates a new loop on your needle and is worked by wrapping the yarn around your right hand needle. Do not use an existing st to make a yarn over. The finished yarn over will leave an open space (like an eyelet) in your knitting-the eyelet is part of this design. 4. 2 sts at the beginning and end of every row are always knit. 5. Shawl sts increase by 4 sts on every RS row (except Row 1). 6. A series of yarn overs and k2togs are worked on Row 9 to create the eyelet pattern. 7. Circular needle is used to accommodate the large number of sts. Work back and forth on circular needle as if working on straight needles.
SHAWL Cast on 5 sts. Row 1: (RS) K2, yo, k1, yo, k2 - 7 sts at the end of this row. Row 2: Knit. Row 3: K2, yo, k1, yo, place marker (pm), k1, pm, yo, k1, yo, k2 - 11 sts at the end of this row. Row 4: Knit. Row 5: K2, yo, k to marker, yo, slip marker (sm), k1, sm, yo, k to last 2 sts, yo, k2 - 15 sts at the end of this row. Row 6: K2, p to last 2 sts, k2. Rows 7 and 8: Rep Rows 5 and 6 - 19 sts at the end of Row 7. Row 9: K2, *yo, k2tog; rep from * to 1 st before marker, yo, k1, yo, sm, k1, sm, yo, k1, **yo, k2tog; rep from ** to last 2 sts, yo, k2 - 23 sts at the end of this row. Rows 10: K2, p to last 2 sts, k2. Row 11: Rep Row 5 - 27 sts at the end of this row. Row 12: Knit. Rep Rows 5-12 for pattern 12 more times - 219 sts.Do not bind off.
FINISHING Leave sts on needle. *Insert crochet hook through the next 3 sts and sl off needle, yo and draw through all sts on hook, chain 7; rep from * across to last 3 sts, insert crochet hook through the last 3 sts and sl off needle, yo and draw through all sts on hook. Fasten off. Wet Shawl, then stretch flat and allow to dry. Weave in ends.
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It is critical for catalogues that the clothing printed match the colour of the garments being sold. The colour matching process begins in Prepress. Sometimes our Prepress department looks more like a clothing warehouse: one recent project consisted of 460 clothing items supplied to us for colour matching!
In some catalogue layouts, clothing is displayed on models, in stacks of an assortment of colours, or as a feature item on one page. The photography of the clothing items can be a tricky business, as many unforeseen imperfections can show up in the images. Unwanted folds and wrinkles in the clothing, flaws in the stitching, missing labels, imperfections in the skin of the models wearing the items and the print-buyers' biggest concern: distorted fabric colours caused by the photography process. The retouching and colour-matching tasks for a clothing catalogue can take hours of technical Photoshop work by our skilled Prepress operators.
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For these CAD-designed clothing catalogues, Hemlock is instrumental in helping the graphic designers achieve accurate colour reproductions of the clothing fabrics. Hemlock receives the actual fabric swatches from the garment manufacturer. We measure the colour of these swatches with a spectrophotometer, extracting a "Lab" value. These "Lab" numbers can be compared to a GPS coordinate, but instead of calculating a global position, the Lab numbers point to a location on a three-dimensional colour cube. Our prepress department converts this data and provides the designers with recipes of the correct CMYK mixtures for printing.
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Wasabi, or Japanese horseradish, is available in tubes or in powder. To make 1 tbsp (15 mL) from powder, mix 2 tsp (10 mL) powder with 1-1/2 tsp (7 mL) cold water and let stand for 5 minutes.
People love the combination of fish and cream cheese on crackers, lavash or toasted pita bread.
Mild, buttery lima beans, available frozen in supermarkets, lend a lovely pale green colour and rich texture to this dip, which is equally good made with chickpeas or white beans. Zahtar is a Middle Eastern spice mixture that's available at Middle Eastern grocers, but is a cinch to make yourself. Increase the jalapeño peppers to two, if you enjoy the heat.
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