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primitive vintage spatterware enamel ware baking pan w/ tray handles, old grey graniteware
Vintage enamelware baking / roasting pan out of a farmhouse kitchen... this would make a lovely primitive tray!
sale price - $40.25
vintage Household Institute cast aluminum skillet or chicken frying pan w/ old wood handle
Vintage Household Institute cast aluminum frying pan, well used, though it's nice and flat! Measures about 12" in diame
sale price - $61.50
made in France huge heavy copper oval baking dish, saute pan or gratin paella
Vintage French copper pan, tin lined with brass handles, very heavy.
sale price - $100.75
antique steel baking pan for mini hand pies or large muffins, vintage muffin pan
Rusty crusty antique steel baking pan for shallow shaped muffins or hand pies 3" in diameter. With a little elbow grease you could clean
sale price - $28.25
vintage Fire King milk glass pie plate, baking pan w/ tray handled serving trivet
This is a 8 1/2" diameter Fire King milk glass pie plate and a Fire king clear depression glass trivet, round, with tray handl
sale price - $32.50
vintage Italian ceramic pie basket, rustic farmhouse table serving dish for pie pan plate
80s vintage made in Italy ceramic pie basket to hold a dish 9" in diameter. (The entire piece measures 10 1/2" across the
sale price - $40.50
vintage Wear Ever aluminum baking dish / roaster cover for large roasting pan 818 918
Heavy well made WearEver aluminum pan, made to do double duty as a roaster tray under large cover, or a baking pan.
sale price - $31.75
vintage tart or quiche pans in all sizes, fluted pastry tins with removable bottoms
Large lot of vintage tinned steel fluted pans for tarts and quiche and other pastry. These all have the pop out bottoms on
sale price - $40.75
mystery piece large old solid copper pot w/ antique blue paint, vintage Nymph label
Early 20th century vintage solid copper kettle from some sort of washing or commercial kitchen apparatus (we think?). This
sale price - $90.25
vintage aluminum baking pans for individual cakes or jello molds, fluted & ring molds
Lot of vintage baking tins or jello molds, fluted rounds and ring mold shapes about 3 1/2" and 3 3/4" in diameter.
sale price - $53.00
Swiss copper Stockli Netstal fuel burner warming stand stove for fondue pot or chafing dish
Stockli Netstal burner and stand, made in Switzerland. This is copper and iron, used but in good clean condition overall.
sale price - $31.75
vintage toy kitchen metal baking tins, muffin baking pans doll size miniature working bakeware
Wonderful collection of tiny old metal pans for a toy kitchen, or to use in the oven! The loaf pans will make loaves about
sale price - $72.25
handmade ceramic cherry pie dish, pan w/ lattice crust cover & cherries
Handmade ceramic cherry pie keeper, so cute for a country kitchen! This is made to hold a nine or ten inch pie, though you
sale price - $50.75
collection of cows, vintage ceramic jam pots cow herd, holsteins & little brown jersey
Collection of four 1980s vintage ceramic jam pots shaped like cows, 4 3/4" to 6 1/2" long. These are so cute!
sale price - $40.25
huge cast metal kettle witch cauldron pot w/ sturdy handle & three little feet
We love this huge metal kettle... it's aluminum or something similar, so it's strong but not nearly as heavy as a cast iron ca
sale price - $124.50
vintage Wagner Ware cast iron corn cake pan for corn ear shape corn sticks cornbread
70s vintage WagnerWare cast iron corn cake pan to make corn on the cob shaped cornsticks about 5 1/2" long. This is 'new' with t
sale price - $29.25
Candle Glow Fire-King milk glass baking pan & custard cups, 1960s vintage
1960s vintage Candleglow pattern Anchor Hocking Fire King glassware. This lot is a 8" x 12" baking or cake pan, and five r
sale price - $45.00
antique grey graniteware enamel pie pans or camp plates, vintage enamelware
Lot of three old grey granite enamelware pie plates, 9 1/2" - 10" in diameter. These are used and somewhat worn, nice primi
sale price - $46.25
vintage blue ivy Pyrex divided casserole dish, 1 1/2 quart baking pan w/ cover
Vintage Pyrex blue ivy pattern divided casserole and lid, 1 1/2 quart size, about 12 1/2" across the handles. This looks very good
sale price - $45.25
vintage french pate terrine pans, sliding adjustable loaf pans chef's cookware
60s or 70s vintage professional quality pans for French pates, terrine loaf molds etc.. These slide to adjust from 8" up to 16"
sale price - $50.50
retro vintage pink Pyrex baking dishes 221 & 222 round dish, square cake pan
Two vintage pink Pyrex baking pans - an 8 1/2" round 221, and an 8" square 222. Both are used but in very good clean condition,
sale price - $45.75
vintage Montgomery Ward Waterless cookware, 2 qt skillet chicken fryer frying pan w/ lid
1940s Vintage Wards Waterless Cooking Ware pan, a 2 quart chicken fryer in good used condition.
sale price - $45.00
antique & vintage pie tins, old metal pie pans for large & small pies
Lot of assorted old metal pie pans, 6" to 9" in diameter, showing some age and rust spotting. Some are marked (Omar,
sale price - $43.75
vintage Peter Pan print cotton fabric, red & indigo blue paisley pattern
70s - 80s vintage Peter Pan fabric, paisley print cotton, 44" x 2 1/2" yards. It's never laundered, nice and crisp.
sale price - $18.75
vintage Glasbake Safe-Bake heart shaped glass baking pans / food molds, two hearts
Set of two vintage Safe Bake / Glasbake oven proof glass baking dishes, heart shapes about 5" x 5" across the heart. We love t
sale price - $30.75
huge old Wear-Ever aluminum stockpot, commercial kitchen quality 20 qt pot semi-heavy weight
Vintage Wear-Ever aluminum stock pot, very heavy (it's marked semi-heavy, but if this is only semi heavy, we wonder how anyone
sale price - $98.50
vintage 6 quart dutch oven / chili pot, Sears hammered aluminum pot w/ lid
sale price - $53.50
antique & vintage pie tins, pans from Mrs. Wagner's pies, Bjelde's Madison Wisconsin
Lot of assorted old metal pie pans, 5" to 9 1/2" in diameter, showing some age and rust spotting.
sale price - $61.25
1940s vintage Nesco roaster oval slow cooker w/ instruction manual recipes
1940s vintage Nesco electric roaster / slow cooker with instruction and recipes booklet. It's the 5 or 6 quart oval, about 13
sale price - $86.25
vintage long handled copper pan w/ iron handle, for fireplace or hearth
Iron handled copper warming pan, 1970s vintage I think, not marked that I could see. It's 10" in diameter across the rim of th
sale price - $29.75
rare early 40s vintage Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer cake pan set in box
Rare 1940s vintage BakeKing cake pan set with Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer design, in the worn original box.
sale price - $65.50
used Farberware aluminum clad stainless cookware, skillet frying pans & pots
Lot of four used vintage Farberware clad aluminum stainless steel pots and pans with lids, sturdy and well made, though very much used.
sale price - $74.00
vintage wedding cake pans in original box, round tier tiered pans set
Set of four vintage tinned steel cake pans, rounds measuring 11", 9", 7" and 5" in diameter.
sale price - $41.25
rust red antique enamelware spittoon w/ primitive old enamel pan shape
Two-part enamelware spittoon, early 1900s vintage, showing it's age. It's 9 3/4" across the rim of the cover plate, and 9 1/4" across the
sale price - $27.00
vintage yellow enamelware canner / stock pot for hot water home canning
Hard to find colored enamel canner pot, 40s or 50s vintage. Measures 11" in diameter x 8" deep. There's some scratching and spots of ena
sale price - $68.75
antique enamelware baking pans & pie plates, speckled vintage enamel
Lot of old graniteware enamel baking pans and kitchenware, all very primitive, with wear and soil from years of use, loss to the enamel i
sale price - $64.00
vintage Dru enamel cast iron dutch oven pot & pan, Holland tulips
Vintage Dru - Made in Holland cookware, heavy porcelain enamel over cast iron (like Le Creuset pots and pans), blue enamel with dutch tul
sale price - $41.25
antique vintage blue & white marble swirl graniteware enamel, large pan w/ handle
Old early 1900s vintage enamelware pan with blue and white marbled or swirled color. This is a nice big one (10" in diameter across the p
sale price - $40.25
1930s deco vintage aluminum cookware, saute & sauce pans w/lids
Vintage 1930s aluminum cookware... a 2 quart - 10" saute pan or skillet and a 2.5 pint - 7 1/4" sauce pan. These both have heavy aluminum
sale price - $64.00
graniteware oven pans, enameled steel roasting / broiler pans w/ racks
Two enamel over steel oven pans for roasts or broiling... these are both in good clean condition, barely used. Sizes are 15 1/2" x 10 1/2
sale price - $46.75
old cast iron cookware, skillets or fry pans for chuck wagon cornbread
Lot of old cast iron cookware... two 6 1/2" skillets or frying pans. One of these pans is marked as a Wagner Ware number 3. The other ski
sale price - $48.50
vintage cookbook w/ catalog Lifetime stainless cookware, pots and pans
Vintage cook book with catalog pages and features of West Bend Lifetime stainless steel cookware, no date that we could find (mid 50s?).
sale price - $9.75
Magic Seal pressure cooker, 2 1/2 qt size for fried chicken, canning
Vintage Magic Seal cast aluminum pressure cooker, with 2 1/2 quart pan (measures about 8 1/2" in diameter x 3" deep) and weighted lid.
sale price - $60.00
English Bread and Yeast Cookery cook book, 500+ pages of recipes!
1994 edition of the 1977 book English Bread and Yeast Cookery. This one has no dust jacket, but is nice and clean overall.
sale price - $21.50
vintage aluminum baking pans for individual cakes or jello molds, Easter bunny rabbit
Set of eight vintage baking tins or jello molds with Easter bunnies, so cute for individual desserts! These are about 3" i
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large rectangular griddle skillet w/ two handles, heavy aluminum pan Milan Illinois foundry
Old Milan Foundry double handled frying pan, this is a nice one! Measures 16 1/2" x 9 3/4" over the bottom of the pan, 18
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vintage aluminum oval roaster dutch oven, big old Super Maid roasting pan for camp cookware
Big old Super Maid aluminum Cook Ware roasting pan / dutch oven, six quart size. The pan area measures about 12" x 10"
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Corning Ware Microwave Browning dish, large Corningware casserole pan w/ clear glass lid
Plain white Corning Ware microwave browning dish, 9 1/2" square x 1 3/4" deep. Both the pan and the cover are in good, gently
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vintage yellow enamelware saucepans, never used enamel pots & pans set
Beautiful set of vintage enamelware sauce pans in creamy butter yellow with brown trim. These are so bright and clean, I don't
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turquoise blue enamelware berry bucket / lunch pail / camp kettle pot w/ lid
Cute little all-purpose enamel ware pot with lid, not terribly old, but a lovely retro blue color! This is a two quart ket
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Crepes 'n Things vintage NordicWare pan instructions & recipes cookbook
Original booklet with instructions and recipes for a Nordic Ware crepes pan (non-electric). The NordicWare recipes are the bes
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vintage aluminum oval roaster dutch oven, big roasting pan for camp cookware
Big old aluminum roasting pan / dutch oven, six quart size. The pan area measures about 12" x 9" x 4 1/2" deep.
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vintage Fire-King copper tint peach luster milk glass baking pan & pie plate
Vintage Fire King peach luster cake baking pan (an 8 1/2" diameter round) and pie pan (9 1/2" across the rim). These are b
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antique baking tins, vintage tinned steel pie pan & cake pans w/ ring around easy release lever
Lot of four nice old tinned metal baking pans for cakes and pies 8 1/2" in diameter. These are darkened from age, though the r
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vintage Revere Ware copper clad bottom 12 inch skillet frying pan & lid
Good used condition Revere Ware 12" skillet and lid, copper bottom stainless steel. We don't know the age of this one - it's mar
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vintage sandbakkel tin molds & tart pans, fluted metal baking pans & cookie molds
Large lot of vintage tinned steel sandbakkel type cookie molds and some tart pans, largest rounds about 4 1/2" in diameter.
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20s 30s vintage Pyrex rare baby loaf clear glass tiny bread / cake pan child's size
Early Pyrex glass child's size baking pan, depression glass vintage 'antique' Pyrex!
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vintage Japan ceramic blue berry pie keeper, pie pan dish w/ fruit pie cover
Vintage ceramic pie keeper, made in Japan... this is a big blueberry pie to hold up to a 10" pie pan. So cute!
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vintage Bake-King mini pie pans set of 6 individual pie dishes for baking small tarts
Set of six vintage Bake-King pie pans for tarts or individual pies, 5" in diameter.
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vintage Pairpoint silver plate shaker, sugar caster or pounce pot sander?
Vintage Pairpoint quadruple plate silver shaker with nearly all of the silver worn away from polishing and use. We love it just a
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vintage 4 quart Mirro-matic pressure cooker, heavy aluminum jiggle top pressure cooker
vintage Mirro-matic 4 qt aluminum pressure cooker with a jiggle top regulator. The weight has settings for 5 pounds, 10 pounds and 15
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70s vintage copper bottom stainless steel pots & pans set, BY - Korea
70s (or early 80s?) vintage Revereware style cookware, made in Korea, marked BY. (Not Revere ware!)
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old hammered copper kettles lot, collection of small cauldron pots w/ wrought iron handles
Lot of four vintage Swiss kettles (unmarked). All are hammered copper with iron handles and feet. These make wonderful witchy
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marked Griswold 8 inch diameter trivet, vintage pot / skillet pan rack insert
Vintage Griswold No. 8 (8" diameter) cast iron rack or trivet, used but in good condition, no chips or cracks.
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vintage Pyrex flameware sapphire blue glass pots & pans, saucepan bowls lot
Lot of vintage blue flameware Pyrex glassware, three pans to fit the detachable handles (though there are no handles in this lot)
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heat proof clear glass stockpot or cooking kettle, 2 quart pot w/ lid
Heat proof glass pot with lid, all perfectly clear glass so you can see what you're cooking. This looks like borosilicate glass
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1950s vintage Kinney flavor seal aluminum cookware, dutch oven 4 qt pot w/ lid
Vintage Kinney Ware of California (made in Los Angeles) pebbled finish aluminum pot with lid, four quart size, 10" x 4". This is
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vintage jello mold lot, retro pink & copper tint aluminum pans / molds
Lot of twelve vintage copper pink and silvery aluminum jello molds, used but pretty nice. These are fun to use for display, and t
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small glass honey dipper or jam pot spoon, vintage Fenton?
Clear glass dipper or jam spoon, vintage Fenton, I think? This is about 3 1/4" long end to end, in very nice condition.
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vintage Pyrex oval casserole, 1 1/2 qt baking pan retro aqua turquoise w/ snowflakes
Turquoise / white snowflake pattern vintage Pyrex casserole, 1 1/2 quart size oval dish with clear glass cover, 10 1/2" across t
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vintage cast iron pan for corn gems, old fashioned cornbread muffin pan
Old cast iron corn gem pan, about 11" long overall, makes rounds about 2 1/4" in diameter. It's in good solid shape, but you'll
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vintage Fire King peach luster copper-tint pie plates, pie pans set
Set of two 9" diameter pie pans, vintage Anchor Hocking Fire-King glass, milk white with the copper tint color. These are in goo
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primitive old enamelware baby potty lot, small chamber pot in blue & one in yellow
Primitive old enamel potties (baby size, just 5 3/4" across the rims). One is blue, one is yellow, but both of these are worn.
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vintage Pyrex oval casserole, 2 1/2 qt baking pan retro aqua turquoise w/ snowflakes
Turquoise / white snowflake pattern vintage Pyrex casserole, 2 1/2 quart size oval dish with clear glass cover, 12 1/2" across t
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vintage Fire-King Philbe sapphire blue depression glass loaf pans & mixing bowls
Depression vintage Fire King oven ware kitchen glass, Philbe pattern in sapphire blue.
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vintage Griswold cast iron cornbread pan #262 mini corn sticks or wheat stick
Little old Griswold cast iron corn stick pan, to make corn ears about 4" long. (The whole pan measures just 8 1/2" x
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vintage cake molds, Wedding bells or Christmas bell pans & mini pans lot
We love these vintage cake molds, bells large and small, pretty for the holidays, or perfect for a small wedding
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vintage white & black enamelware, enamel pots & pans, stockpot, kitchenware lot
Lot of black trimmed white enamelware kitchen pieces from an old farm kitchen here in Wisconsin. They've had a hard
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antique & vintage pie tins, pans from Jane Parker pies, Bjelde's Madison Wisconsin
Lot of eight assorted old metal pie pans, 8" to 9 1/2" in diameter, showing some age but clean overall with very
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vintage Mirro aluminum cake pans w/ ring around easy release lever
Two 9" diameter layer cake pans with 360 degree release levers. Both are working well, though the pans have some soil from use.
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vintage yellow enamelware canner / stock pot for hot water home canning
Hard to find colored enamel canner pot, 40s or 50s vintage. Measures 11" in diameter x 7 1/2" deep. There's some scratching and spots of
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retro vintage copper fondue pot & warming stand, Portugal copper ware
Vintage copper fondue pot on black iron stand, all in very good clean condition, though the copper has tarnishing. The pot is mar
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lucky clover jello mold or cake pan, retro copper aluminum pan four-leaf clover shape
Vintage copper colored aluminum pan shaped like a four leaf clover about 10" across. It's nice and clean with very little scra
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vintage Mirro-Matic pressure cooker user's guide, cookbook and instructions
MirroMatic pressure cooker / canner user's guide, 96 pages, with illustrated instructions and recipes.
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huge lot vintage aluminum pots & pans, camp kitchen cookware for camping, campfire cooking
Huge lot of assorted vintage aluminum pots, kettles, pans and other utensils for camping, these are light in weight yet very s
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Miracle Maize vintage depression glass cornbread pan for corn cob sticks
Vintage pressed glass corn sticks pan, to make corn bread shaped like ears of corn. The pan measures 12" across the handles, and makes si
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star shape vintage aluminum cake pans or jello molds set, large & small stars
Cute set of vintage aluminum cake pans / jello molds, eight small stars and a single large star. These are perfect for the holiday seaso
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primitive vintage cake baking pans & pie plates, antique graniteware & tin pans
Nice lot of primitive antique and early 1900s vintage kitchen pans, including cake pans, pie pans, and a plate shaped strainer or sieve. All
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vintage Startex jumbo kitchen towels, cotton print towels w/ pots & pans
Cute, cute red and blue printed cotton kitchen towels, vintage Startex towels. These have happy anthropomorphic pots and pans in a parade
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vintage solid copper apple dumpling pan, danish aebelskiver apple puff pan
Unused vintage copper aebelskiver pan, nicely made, though not marked that we could see.
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vintage Lifetime stainless pots & pans lot, egg poacher, double boiler
Large lot of vintage pots and pans, all heavy stainless, most Lifetime stainless steel.
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vintage Wear-Ever 818 918 aluminum roaster, huge roasting pan for a turkey
Good old heavy aluminum roasting pan made by Wear Ever, part numbers 818 and 918. This is big enough for a turkey!
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old copper chestnut pan w/ long iron handle, for chestnuts roasting on open fire
Vintage reproduction of an antique copper pan with a long iron handle... a chestnut roaster, we think? (We've never used a copper pan for
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worn old copper pots & pans, vintage copper stockpot, saucepans lot
70s vintage made in Korea copper kitchenware, tinned solid copper pots and pans with brass handles. These have had a lot of wear and rubb
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6 qt Revere Ware stockpot, vintage copper bottom Revereware pot w/ lid
Six quart size copper bottomed Revere Ware covered stock pot, about 9" x 5 3/4" deep. Both the pot and the cover are in very good conditi
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vintage enamelware camp cookware lot, brown graniteware enamel pots & pans
Rustic vintage enamel ware pots and pans for your cabin or camper - this is a nice collection of old pans which look nice even when empty
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vintage metal camping kettle, large aluminum pot w/ wooden bucket handle
40s - 50s vintage Vogue aluminum kettle with a nice old painted wood handle. It's not terribly heavy, and makes a good bucket for berry p
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huge 10 qt dutch oven camping kettle, vintage cast aluminum pot & lid
Huge vintage aluminum dutch oven, 12" x 6", holds 10 quarts brim full. The bottom is marked Household Institute Cooking Utensils.
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vintage Pyrex Flameware blue tint glass pots, pans & handle lot
Large lot of old blue glass Pyrex Flameware pots and pans, and a single detachable handle. These have been used hard for many years in a
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vintage Pyrex sauce pan 7323 B, clear glass saucepan with handle, no lid
Vintage Pyrex glass sauce pan #7323B, measures 7" in diameter x 3 1/2". This has no lid, just the pan with the handle.
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vintage aluminum backpacker's camping cookware, pan w/ lid, travel cups
All aluminum camp cookware - two cups and a lid, which store inside a mess kit pan / bowl with latching cover. This measures just 7 1/2&q
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Lodge cast iron dutch oven, large campfire cooking pot w/ lid for coals
Lodge cast iron American Camper camping pot, a 5 qt. dutch oven with a cover to hold hot coals. It's about 9 1/2" in diameter, the pot is
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original vintage leaflet for WagnerWare Magnalite aluminum pots & pans
Vintage leaflet originally included with Magnalite Wagner Ware aluminum. No date on this that we could see, 40s or 50s? It shows the enti
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vintage hanging round iron pot rack for french country farmhouse kitchen
Large round iron hanging rack for pots and pans from an old farm kitchen. Wonderful for hanging copper pots and pans or colorful enamel c
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vintage banded enamelware laundry / kitchen dish pan lot, big primitive bowls
Old farm kitchen dishpan lot - one white with black border trim, the other white with red. These are graniteware enamel over steel, handy
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Guardian Service vintage cast aluminum 12'' chicken fryer pan w/ glass lid
Vintage Guardian Service chicken frying pan with the original embossed glass lid. The pan measures 12" in diameter x 2 3/4" deep, and has
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huge heavy hammered copper pan or bowl, vintage copperware
Huge and very heavy solid copper bowl, with hand-hammered pattern. The bowl measures 14 1/2" in diameter across the rim. This isn't marke
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1940s, WWII vintage, 16 quart aluminum National pressure cooker from old farm kitchen
Vintage early to mid 40s 16 quart (4 gallon) National aluminum pressure cooker with assorted accessories. This is marked "National Pressu
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Fire crews and HAZMAT teams were called to business fire in Fairfield County on Wednesday.
The blaze was reported around 1:30 p.m. near Baltimore.
Dispatchers said the fire was on state Route 37 (Lancaster-Newark Rd. NE) near state Route 256 (Baltimore-Somerset Rd.).
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Kettering, OH (Sports Network) - Two New Jersey players combined to shoot 3-
over 149 on Thursday as the state rolled to a 3-stroke win at the USGA Women's
State Team Championship.
New Jersey, which shared the second-round lead with Florida, was led by Alice
Chen's 1-over 74 at NCR Country Club's South Course. Cindy Ha carded a 2-over
75 to account for New Jersey's total score.
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state's total for the round.
Tara Fleming's 9-over 82 did not count for the champions. who finished the
tournament at 8-over 446.
Florida tripped to a combined 6-over 152 during its final round to take second
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One man is charged with running into the back of a school bus today as kids headed home from school in Craven County.
Highway Patrol says four children were on the school bus on Highway 17 and Old Washington Road in Vanceboro in Craven County when they say Charles Bagwell of Beaufort County rear-ended the bus.
Troopers say Bagwell was traveling too close and going too fast. He was cited for failure to reduce speed.
Troopers say none of the kids were hurt and did not require medical attention.
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With the iPhone 6 slated for an early release next year, the season will mark newer changes in the design of the iPhone. Reports also suggest that Apple is looking forward to adopt a 6-month cycle of product launches in order to give a stiffer competition to Samsung and Google. This means that the newer model will be within reach by March 2013.
Horace Dediou, an analyst at Asymco confirms the belief that Apple will initiate a new generation of devices on a half-yearly basis. This statement is made with accordance to John Scully's statement. He is the CEO of Apple Inc. Scully believes that the coming months will see significant rise in terms of product cycles and will be introducing products on a bi-yearly basis.
The popularity of iPhone 5 is yet to be matched up to, with people still craving for it around the world. The new model is said to have a great camera and a screen display with a better resolution. Rumors are that the newer model will have a Super HD display and camera better than that of the HTC droid DNA.
Some other rumors claim that iPhone 6 will be markedly different from its predecessors and will come in 6 to 8 colorful varieties to tempt younger customers. iPad 5 is slated for a March release. This will be 8 months after the launch of the previous model. The Cupertino-based company chose to keep a tight lid on the details of their upcoming phone model.


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I don't know if anything like this is out there, but if it is, please advise.
I have a frame with a 1" threaded fork and I have a set of Carbon bars I'd like to use (Syntace) but in order to use the bars, I need a stem. The quill ones don't open up to the large dia of the Syntace bars, and the threadless stems (obviously) won't work in my threaded fork .
But (and it's a big BUT), if someone made an adapter that would attach to the threaded fork in the same way a quill does (cone or wedge at the bottom with pull-up bolt), but would have the 1-1/8" (or even 1") tubular shaft at the top, I could attach the Syntace stem to that, and my problem would be solved.
Have I ever seen anything like this? No. But I have thought it out, and it seems like it would work. That being the case (and unless I'm badly mistaken) someone must have thought of this mythical part before me.
And maybe, just maybe, someone is selling them and they are available from a website (or shop) that one of you fine mechanics will advise me.
Or . . . I could be badly mistaken. It happens. I have Googled around and found nothing, but maybe I've used the wrong key words. That happens too.
If not, I guess I'm in the market for a carbon fork!
Best Regs,
Rick / OCRR


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Kate. Sorry to bother you again but I am still having issues with flashbacks following going to the dentist a few weeks ago.
Is it really possible to wipe away painful images from my mind because right now I feel like giving up because I can't cope with this.
At the weekend we had a thunderstorm and this triggered me all over again. This relates to when I was about 11 or 12. I had been banished to the garage by mum as a punishment. While I was out there we had a storm during which my brother came into the garage. He tied me to a workbench and force me to have anal sex. I cannot get this memory out of my head and it's always made worse when there is a storm.
There are things like the dentist which I know is going to happen and when, but I never know when a storm is going to happen!
Kate, I am sorry to dump this on you but my therapist isn't back until next week.
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Hi Sue! I am glad to hear from you.
I am so sorry that happened to you. You are very brave to face this and deal with it.
It can feel overwhelming to have images and flashbacks that you feel you cannot control. It can make you feel as you
during the trauma, especially when they are triggered by something you have no power over like thunderstorms. The key to dealing with the flashbacks and the images in your mind is to learn techniques that help you cope.
The first step is to accept. It may sound hard but if you break it down you'll find it easier. When the image comes into your mind, try not to fight it. Instead, let yourself accept that it is there. The more you fight it, the harder it is to keep out. If you find it hard to do, give yourself a short time in which you focus on telling yourself that it is ok. Eventually you will be able to calm yourself by just saying "accept".
The second step is to recognize the feelings you have around the image in your mind. It can help to write them down but it's ok if you don't. What are the feelings associated with the image? And let yourself feel them. You are safe now and no one can hurt you.
The third is to give yourself permission to feel whatever emotions you have about the image. Anger, fear, sadness, etc. Realize that these feelings are normal and they belong to the trauma.
When you hear a thunderstorm, it can be hard to not associate it with the trauma. By using some ways to distract yourself, it can help. Try to engage your senses. Use smell, taste and touch to help you. Try using things that make you feel good and help you associate the storm with something else. Turn up music very loudly, make a special dish that you love, visit a friend.
What you are doing, Sue, is the best thing you can do. You are working hard to cope with a very horrible and traumatic childhood. It takes time but you will work it through.
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has been named the nation's busiest airport for the fourth year in a row.
The Federal Aviation Administration says the airport led the country in 2008 in the number of takeoffs and landings, despite a decrease in business from the lagging economy. An FAA report shows Hartsfield-Jackson had 978,084 operations last year, a slight drop of about 1 percent from 2007.
The city-run airport outranked Chicago O'Hare International Airport, which had 881,566 flight operations.
Airport officials are hoping to hold on to the title of world's busiest airport. Preliminary data from the Airports Council International shows Hartsfield-Jackson likely was the world's busiest in terms of flight operations and the number of passengers flown in 2008.
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Park at the Park is a winner
When it's time for Padres fans to take ourselves out to the ballgame, Petco Park gives us plenty of ways to roll. We can rub shoulders with the swells in a VIP Field Box, consume our weight in popcorn and hot dogs with an All You Can Eat ticket or cultivate our farmer tans in the blazing right-field seats.
Or we can pack up the family, the picnic basket and our stroller-dodging skills for a day at Park at the Park. Perched just outside Petco's outfield fence, Park at the Park is a 2.7 acre grassy oasis where grown-ups can watch the game, kids can burn off steam on the playground or the wiffle-ball diamond, and playing catch isn't just for the players.
Don't sweat the Padres' stats. If you play it right, your Park at the Park ticket is always a winner.
Rules and regulations: The park opens 2½ hours before the first pitch, and while you won't have a chair, you will need a ticket. Park at the Park admission starts at $10. Children under 36 inches in height get in free.
Outside food is OK, as long as it is wrapped, bagged or stored in a container. Outside beverages are limited to sealed bottled water (20 oz. and under) and soft-sided single juice or milk containers. No pets, Frisbees, lawn chairs, boom boxes or hard-sided coolers. For more information check the Entry Policies and A-Z Guide on
Special events: Just in case watching the Padres from the comfort of your own blanket, beach towel or wadded-up sweatshirt isn't special enough, Friday home games mean "Party at the Park" (food and drink specials, live music from local bands) and Sunday home games feature a 10-minute "Instant Recess" fitness break beginning at noon.
Oh say can you see?: It depends. The best views are from Picnic Hill at the top of the Park's grassy knoll, where you can see a good chunk of the field and watch the game on the big video board. It is prime real estate, however, and it becomes a sea of picnic encampments in no time. Sightlines on the park's lower slopes are usually blocked by the meandering masses in search of snacks and bathrooms, but the park's outer reaches offer room to breathe, a view of the video board and lower odds of being hit by a runaway stroller.
Dude, where's my Tubby's?: Sure, outside food is allowed. But why bring your own PB&J and carrot sticks when you can buy a $10 El Toro Tri-Tip Sandwich from the new Park-adjacent Phil's BBQ stand? Or a $5 cup of gelato from the Chocolat gelato and crepes booth that seems to be in your eye line no matter where you stand? Whether your tastes run to hot dogs and Tubby's Cotton Candy Baskets or craft beer and Hodad's burgers, your Park at the Park ticket also gives you access to the full ballpark concourse and its many drink stands and carb outlets. Keep telling yourself you'll burn it off on the walk back to the car.
Parked at the Park: It was Opening Day at Petco, and from a pink blanket with a view of the video screen, Suzan Wright of Ocean Beach was celebrating her birthday ("It's my 29th-and-holding") with husband Danny McCarthy, their two kids (4½-year-old Dylan and 8-month-old Murphy) and her many relatives. She was also celebrating that rarest of entertainment finds: the semi-affordable family outing in which there is room to roam and beer on tap.
"This is the only thing we do (at Petco)," she said, as Dylan rolled down the nearby hill and Murphy chewed on the brim of his Padres hat. "It's so kid-friendly. My daughter can run around with a baseball bat, I can run up and get a hot dog. The whole thing is just a great experience."


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Even though last weekend was one in which, in the words of one distributor, "Spider-Man 3" served as a veritable "vacuum cleaner" on the mainstream box office by sucking up $151 million, it nevertheless turned out to be a good time to launch independent/specialty films. Three new films - Fox Searchlight's " Waitress," First Look's "Paris Je T'Aime" and Lionsgate's "Away From Her" - finished in the top three positions on this week's indieWIRE Box Office Tracking Report (iWBOT) with strong numbers, with the late Adrienne Shelly's charming "Waitress" being first by averaging $23,009 over the weekend at each of its four theaters in New York and L.A. Its cumulative take already is $111,708 since it opened on Wednesday. Second-place "Paris," a multi-director/multi-star series of vignettes about the City of Lights, averaged $19,621 at both the Village and - fittingly - Paris cinemas in Manhattan. Sarah Polley's directorial debut "Away From Her," starring Julie Christie as a woman succumbing to Alzheimer's, finished third with an impressive $13,317 average at four theaters, although its New York grosses were much better than its L.A. ones.
The iWBOT is based on per-theater averages reported by Rentrak Theatrical, the complete indieWIRE BOT weekly chart is available here at indieWIRE.com
"Waitress'" numbers are fantastic - holding its own against "Spider-Man" in New York and L.A. multiplexes and in L.A. versus New York, usually the better market. On two screens each at AMC's Lincoln Square and Regal's Union Square, it drew $26,498 at the Lincoln Square and $25,981 at Regency Square. On a single screen at L.A.'s Arclight, it brought in $21,248; at Laemmle's Monica in Santa Monica it grossed $18,308.
"We're thrilled and it's a fitting tribute to Adrienne Shelly that so many people will see her movie and her work will live on," said Fox Searchlight's Stephen Gilula. "We're lucky to have found a significant audience for her work." (Shelly was murdered after completing the film last year.)
The film, drawing heavily among women, moves into 21 markets on Mother's Day and then goes wide on Memorial Day.
First Look's Andy Gruenberg, executive vice president of theatrical distribution, talked on the phone about "Paris'" strong opening while his CEO, Henry Winterstern, spoke in the background. As Gruenberg predicted "Paris" would ultimately reach $3-$5 million gross, Winterstern added that he thought it could top $5 million. Among its directors are Gus Van Sant, Tom Tykwer, Olivier Assayas and the Coen brothers; its stars Marianne Faithful, Juliette Binoche, Nick Nolte and Fanny Ardant.
Gruenberg said its fast start in New York was due to opening it as counter-programming to "Spider-Man." "It's brilliant," he said. "Not one person who went to our movie even saw 'Spider-Man.' Henry picked the date."
"Away From Her" grossed a hefty $22,036 at Lincoln Plaza in New York and a strong $14,830 at the younger-skewing Landmark Sunshine in the East Village. But in L.A., it earned $8,790 at the Arclight in Hollywood and $7,612 at Laemmle's Monica in Santa Monica.
Steve Rothenberg, Lionsgate's president of theatrical distribution, said, "it's a very strong start, especially when the Sunday grosses at all four theaters were better than Friday's."
"Away From Her" drew especially well among older audiences - which could explain its L.A. numbers since that demo is less likely to see an art film on opening weekend, where it often means driving long distances, than in New York with its public transit. A full 49% of the New York audience was 55+; 64% of the L.A. audience was in that age group. Both overwhelmingly recommended it in exit polls, Rothenberg said.
"Exit polling showed by far the biggest factor in seeing it was the reviews, plus another factor was the opportunity to see Julie Christie in what we think is an Academy Award-worthy performance," he said.
It moves into sixteen markets Friday and then expands weekends through Memorial Day.
Another new film, New Yorker's release of Oren Rudavsky's "The Treatment" featuring the always-underrated Chris Eigeman, debuted in fourth with a more modest average of $7,098 at two New York art-houses, Lincoln Plaza and Angelika.
The weekend was not so good, however, to older films. Johnny To's Hong Kong gangster epic "Triad Election" from Tartan Films declined to $6,576 from a top-ranked $10,811 in its second weekend at Film Forum. And the Kentucky Derby did nothing to increase interest in ThinkFilm's "Zoo," Robinson Devor's impressionist documentary about a man who died having sex with a horse.
Expanding to two New York theaters from one, it averaged just $3,957 - almost a 50% decline - and slipped to tenth from second on the iWBOT. Francis Veber's French farce "The Valet" from Sony Pictures Classics held up fairly well by increasing to 27 sites from 16 in its third weekend and keeping a decent per-screen average of $4,844, a decline from the previous $6,654. It slipped to seventh from fifth on the iWBOT. Andrew Neel's documentary about his grandmother, "Alice Neel," from SeeThink Productions, slipped to $4,221 from $6,654 in its third weekend at Manhattan's Cinema Village. It fell to eighth from fifth on the iWBOT.
While several limited-release films had strong per-screen averages, the number of indie/specialty films moving toward wider release is slow as the Oscar winners end their runs and the summer blockbusters command huge screen counts. At a theater like Cincinnati's Esquire, primarily an independent art-house, "Spider-Man" is playing on a screen. As a result, overall iWBOT gross for last weekend's 76 titles was just $2.9 million, down sharply from the previous weekend's $4.05 million generated by 73 titles. Most telling was the number of screens available - down to 1,929 last weekend from the previous 2,773.
Steven Rosen is a Cincinnati-based freelance writer and former movie critic at the Denver Post.
indieWIRE:BOT tracks independent/specialty releases compiled from Rentrak Theatrical, which collects studio reported data as well as box-office figures from North American theatre locations. To be included in the indieWIRE Box Office Chart, distributors must submit information about their films to Rentrak at firstname.lastname@example.com by the end of the day each Monday.


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I was hitting the TaylorMade Burner Superfast 2.0 (9.5 Stiff) at Golf Town last week and their out of date simulator was telling me a ball speed of 170 or so which their conversion chart told me that is a swing speed around 110.
The launch angle was averaging around 10 or 11 degrees on these shots, then it was suggesting a few 300 to 305 yd shots!
I wonder about the accuracy of that number because the higher it is, the more excited you get about a product haha... I have a Bridgestone J33R 8.5 X-Stiff that I do not hit 300 yards, usually around 260.
I have never been fitted for a driver so maybe I can in fact hit it 300 with a more suitable club, but I'm going to hit it again at another GT location that has a range as well to see the real deal.
Long story short, I'm watching the TaylorMade promo video on their website that has their pros hitting the new Burner and talking about it. The TM guy is reading off launch angles of 20 degrees or so and 2100 rpm spin if I remember correctly.
If that simulator is telling me 10 degrees launch gives me 300 yards, why is TM saying 20 degrees is a good thing in this commercial, I do hear the high launch low spin thing about drivers, so I'm guessing the simulator is just way off haha...
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I'm trying to overload the operator << as a friend to a template class Pair, but I keep getting a compiler warning saying
friend declaration std::ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, Pair<T,U>& v) declares a non template function
for this code:
friend ostream& operator<<(ostream&, Pair<T,U>&);
it gives a second warning as a recommendation saying
if this is not what you intended, make sure the function template has already been declared and add <> after the function name here
Here is the function definition
template <class T, class U>
ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, Pair<T,U>& v)
out << v.val1 << " " << v.val2;
and here is the whole class.
template <class T, class U>
class Pair{
Pair(T v1, U v2) : val1(v1), val2(v2){}
Pair& operator=(const Pair&);
friend ostream& operator<<(ostream&, Pair<T,U>&);
T val1;
U val2;
I wasn't sure what to draw from the recommendation warning, other than that maybe I have to put somewhere in the friend declaration. Does anyone know the proper syntax for this? Thanks.


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Should I eat when I'm hungry? I'm hungry a lot lately...
I'm 35 weeks today, and I've found that my appetite for protein and fat rich foods is very high. THings like cheese and crackers, mac n cheese, a lot of dairy and carbs. I eat a lot of fruit and a pretty good amount of veggies, too. Should I give in to these cravings, or eat an apple instead? I've done pretty well with my weight so far (low BMI and gained 30 pounds as of two weeks ago). I don't wanna ruin it now, and I feel like....a BISON today.
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I agree - eat what your body is asking as long as still healthy. Don't over do it - when you crave something - eat it in a smaller portion. Your body is about to do the most amazing thing - bring a life into the world - it deserves it!posted 09/16/2011 by Scrapper9494
If you are craving protein rich foods you should eat them. Your body is telling you what you need. Fruit and veggies are awesome and it's good to keep your weight in check but you can't treat it as a diet and avoid foods that will make you gain weight. As long as you are not indulging on hoho's all the time you are fine ;) So yes, if you're hungry eat and don't subsitute. Fruit and veggies will NOT give you everythign you need. Eat that meant and dairy, your baby will love it :)posted 09/16/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
If you're craving dairy products, why not drink a glass of milk instead of going for the apple? This could be your body's way of telling you that you need more calcium. And you know what would make a fantastic dinner tonight? Mac n' cheese. It's not binging on a craving if you're making a proper meal out of it.posted 09/17/2011 by skyblacker
I gained over 40 lbs with my first- started at 96lbs and got up to 139 and I wasn't trying! I didn't even have a lot of cravings and I didn't eat a lot at all. But I'm 38 weeks with my second and I've only gained 22lbs, started at 110 (healthier this time) and I'm 132 now. But this time I've been eating anything I want whenever I want. Bodies are weird. Listen to yours, and don't worry about the numbers!posted 10/02/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I know I am only 5 weeks, but the first thing my mom and mother-in-law told me was to eat when your hungry, just make healthy choices. Cheese and crackers is a great snack. And if your craving macroni and cheese, instead of store bought which might have a lot of preservatives, try to make homemade stuff. My husband makes a wonderful recepie that is quite simple, which I wouldn't mind sharing with you. Good luck!!posted 10/04/2011 by kgreske120
Yes you should still eat a lot even if you are 35 weeks pregnant because your baby is still grwoing at this point much more and starving yourself isnt going to make things any better .posted 06/12/2012 by lewistamera
@ Amanda you're right the issue of "overweight" is completely irrelevant, listen to your cravings and give into them, often we hear cravings and people think binge and that is clearly not the case. I think it's simple, give into the cravings and balance it out with healthy foods. I think pregnancy is that awesome time where you don't have to think about calories, carbs, etc, and life is too short, ingulge your taste buds and enjoy it! I had the same cravings with my first pregnancy and gave birth to a healthy baby girl with the biggest cheeks I'd ever seen on a new born- hubby says it was all the milk and mac n cheese lol, so this is the time to relax and enjoy it. I would just suggest like before to indulge with fresh ingredients, so for mac n cheese fresh heavy cream,and butter with your fav shredded cheese vs. the box. I'm sure you're on the right track, and I wish you a happy healthy pregnancy : )posted 10/05/2011 by dee_102503
I agree with the answers that say "listen to your body" - that's what my OB says. But sometimes your body LIES and tells you it needs ice cream! So I have a deal with myself: eat a "proper" meal or snack, wait 15 min or so, then if I'm still craving, go for it. Also, drink lots of water - sometimes dehydration feels like hunger for me.posted 10/04/2011 by Orchidmum
I appreciate the advice but it bugs me when people answer but haven't read the question. I was underweight when I started out, so the post about being "overweight" is annoying and irrelevant. Yes, I want to control my weight and get my thin body back...so I do appreciate the advice. But if you're going to answer a question, you should read it first so you know how to answer.posted 10/03/2011 by Amandadees82
when you feel hungry. take veg and fruit u like .It will satisfy ur apitite hmmm and will help u to cntrl ur weightposted 10/03/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
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New Delhi/Mumbai: Crude oil above $145? Not really, but in rupee terms, Indian refiners are paying a little more for oil than they did when crude was near its record five years ago as the rupee was stronger then, at Rs 44-45 against the dollar.
Oil has risen $5 in the past week while rupee has fallen further. What this means is that after the announcement of a steep hike in gas prices from April, petrol prices also need to rise - this month itself, unless the rupee or global crude price change course. Brent crude and the US benchmark WTI rose for the third straight day amid fears the unrest in Egypt may disrupt supplies from the Middle East even as protesters in Libya have shut down several oilfields.


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Think Violence ALL the Way Through
Although I deplore violence and the threat of violence from any side, perhaps we heed to think this one through thoroughly from our side, and do it collectively in open discussion. Let's get rid of all the coded rhetoric and talk about the real deal with no ornamentation. I am an NRA life member. I love my second amendment freedoms. I hunted as a boy, | Read More »


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Before last winter when I went on a crazy hunt for boots, I had no idea what shaft height meant or how to measure your calves. This chart is very helpful! So needless to say, I was wearing the wrong everything!
Click below to read about how to find the right boots!The two things to look for when shopping for boots is:
1. How tall the shaft height of the boot is
2. How well the boot fits your calves
Finding boots that aren't too tall in the shaft and small circumference boots is definitely a petite challenge!
HOW TO MEASURE YOUR CALF CIRCUMFERENCE:If you want to find out your calf circumference, take a flexible tape measure and measure around the fullest part of your calves. Mine measures 12 1/4".
Take a flexible tape measure and start at your heel and measure up to right below your knee. My ideal shaft height is 14".
As most of you may already know, most boots are designed for TALL people so you will find that most shaft heights at a minimum of 15" or above. I have found a few boots last Winter with 13 and 14" shaft heights at Nordstrom's. You can usually shop online and narrow your search to the shaft heights- which is nice but it doesn't leave you many choices. I am really selective when it comes to boots only because being petite, the wrong pair of boots can overwhelm our petite frame. I sometimes have to search for mid-calf boots because mid-calf on a regular person is just right on a petite frame! It's not always the case but just a heads up.
I normally would have some selections but this season, I haven't seen one pair of boots I have liked enough to even suggest! How sad is that? I know the other alternative is the stretchy material boots which I am not a big fan of. So hopefully something good will come out into the boot world that will fit us petites. *Sigh*
I guess I will just stick to the pairs I bought last year! Does anyone else have suggestions?


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Josh Grant Interview
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Team SoBe/No Fear/Samsung Honda and etnies rider Josh Grant is getting ready for the season opener of the East Coast Lites series which kicks off this coming weekend in St. Louis. Check out this interview with Josh over at RacerX.
They also have some cool wallpapers from the San Diego Supercross of Nick Wey and Billy Laninovich.


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Preaching the mantra of unity, the Los Angeles Clippers got back to winning ways against the Golden State Warriors just hours after disgraced team owner Donald Sterling had been banned from the game for life on Tuesday.
With the National Basketball Association having also fined Sterling $2.5 million for racist comments that drew outrage from players, fans and commercial sponsors, the Clippers rocked their home Staples Center venue as they beat the Warriors 113-103.
Two days after being pounded 97-118 in Oakland, where they were clearly distracted by the first reports of Sterlings divisive comments, the Los Angeles players were energized as they seized a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven playoff series.
Chants of We Are One! We Are One! echoed around the arena during the fourth quarter as empassioned Clippers fans roared their team on to victory, center DeAndre Jordan pouring in 25 points, a playoff career high, along with 18 rebounds.
All-Star guard Chris Paul weighed in with 20 points while Jamal Crawford contributed 19 from the bench but it was the sense of closure following NBA Commissioner Adam Silvers tough stand against Sterling that set the tone.
I think it put a lot of guys minds at ease in that locker room, Paul said of Sterling being barred from any role in the operations of his franchise or from serving as one of the leagues governors.
Its definitely been tough the last few days, but weve been getting through it.
When we ran out for warm-ups, it was one of the most emotional things I think Ive ever been a part of. We have a tough locker room, all of us are tough, but it almost brought tears to your eyes just to feel the support from our fans.
Clippers head coach Doc Rivers had predicted before the game that a soldout Staples Center would be a safe haven for his team, but even he was taken aback by the crowds high-octane energy.
They were awesome, thats as good as Ive ever seen them, Rivers told reporters. Theyre unbelievable. Everybody was going through this. Its almost like everybody wanted to exhale tonight. It was good.
Repeatedly during Game Five, the public address announcer kept reminding the fans: We Are One.
In response, the crowd kept raising the decibel level while waving placards ranging from For Sale. Racists need not apply and Im here for Griffin, not for Sterling to Everyone is Different, Respect the Differences.
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WASHINGTON – The call came when he was attending a conference in Chicago. His police chief wanted to talk to him.
Former Montgomery County Executive Doug Duncan said that raised a red flag.
Chief Charles Moose didn't typically call Duncan when the county executive was out of town — unless it was important.
It was Oct. 3, 2002 when Duncan received he call. He was told there had been one murder the night before and two more that morning.
Duncan immediately cut short his trip and raced back to a county in crisis.
"On my way back to the hotel, I got another call saying someone else had been murdered," he recalls.
By the time Duncan got to the airport, there had been another shooting.
"The whole flight home I sort of prayed that no one else had been killed," he says.
In less than 24 hours, five people had been killed in Montgomery County.
Oct. 2, 2002
Oct. 3, 2002
In 2002, Duncan says Montgomery County had 15 to 20 murders in a single year. He did not know it at the time, but the five shootings in early October were just the start of a deadly spree, and he was going home to deal with a crisis that would last for weeks.
It would be the sniper shootings that would thrust Duncan, the man often referred to as the "Mayor of Montgomery County," into the glare of the national media.
Duncan, also Rockville's former mayor, was known for what supporters saw as his hands-on style. Detractors portrayed him as a politician simply enjoying the spotlight.
The random violence that shattered the relative calm of one of the country's most affluent communities would have police scrambling in dozens of directions at once.
The tension and fear grew rapidly.
A task force was formed. Maryland State Police, Howard County Police, the FBI, ATF, Secret Service and U.S. Marshals swarmed in to aid Montgomery County.
Daily debriefings became the norm.
Duncan says the criticism started rolling in almost immediately.
"The opinionating was just remarkable from people who had no clue what was going on," Duncan says.
While Moose took the lead on the criminal investigation, Duncan found himself in the role of comforting a jittery community. He describes it as "three weeks of daily terror."
During that time, Duncan was trying to run the day-to-day affairs of the county while attending the victims' funerals and coordinating with other local leaders. When the snipers were arrested, the victims' families were called together.
"We brought them together to give them a briefing before we said anything to the public," Duncan says.
He recalls that when 35-year-old Conrad Johnson's widow came in – Johnson was the last victim killed during the snipers' spree – Duncan says all the victims' families went to her and hugged her.
"There was a real camaraderie there between these families and the losses they suffered," he says.
Duncan says the impact on the larger community did not fade for some time. Months after, he recalls visiting communities that had been most directly affected by the shootings.
"People would come up to me and thank me," he recalls.
Duncan says people would tell him they felt comforted by the frequent updates given to the community.
"And then they'd just start sobbing, I mean six months later they'd just start sobbing, and that's how people were affected by this."
WTOP's Kate Ryan contributed to this report. Follow Kate Ryan and WTOP on Twitter.
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After my boys turned 2, I decided it was time to brave the outside world. As my friends like to say, "Go a bit outside your comfort zone," which, when you are a mother of multiples, that means getting all of you dressed and taking that first giant leap of faith by walking out the front door. For almost a year, people were surprised I had more kids than just my two older children!
I reached out to Melissa Weiner, Mayor of Kidville Las Vegas, to find out which class she would suggest for my rowdy 2 year old boys. Without hesitation she told me about the Run, Wiggle, Paint and Giggle class. Though the class is technically for children ages 18-months to 2 years, the boys were still at the right age for the class.
What I personally loved about that class is the structure it gave to my boys. They are full of energy, to put it mildly, and need to be constantly engaged in something new. Run, Wiggle, Paint, and Giggle offers just that type of thing. Ran much like a pre-school class, the first 15 minutes are spent with the children getting acclimated to their surroundings by taking off their shoes, saying Hi to their friends, and exploring the fun stations at the toddler sized tables. The next 15 minutes are spent in circle time, reading stories and singing songs. The last songs being a movement song that gets the children's hands in the air and fingers ready to paint. Back to the tables they go for the arts and craft segment of the class.
The last 15-minutes is personally, my favorite, which includes one of the musicians from the Rockin' Railroad coming into the class to play the guitar and sing songs with the kids. I think this was the twins' favorite part, too, as they earned quite a reputation as the dancers and singers of the group.
Those 15-minute increments lasted just long enough that when the boys' attention was about to fade, we moved onto the next activity. And, the activities varied just enough to keep them interested in doing something new. I really can't say enough about Kidville Las Vegas…the classes, the space and the people. We LOVE it!
I want you to love it, too! Today through February 13, 2013, I am apart of a Kidville Las Vegas Give Away of a Half Semester and Silver Membership. The semester will begin on February 25th, and you can sign your child up for any age appropriate class at Kidville Las Vegas through the end of the semester (week of April 22nd). Enter below for your chance to win!
This give away is made possible because I am a Kidville Las Vegas Mom Ambassador. All thoughts and opinions are 100% my own. You must me a Southern Nevada resident to win.
It looks so fun, I really wish there were a Kidville near us in Henderson… !
Come try a class anytime!! It will be worth the drive! I PROMISE! 🙂
I think the program sounds fabulous! My kids would love it!
I had such a blast with my baby girl. I can't wait to go back over. And Melissa is just awesome with the kids!
We just went to a Rockin' Railroad class today and it was so fun! Great program, great facility.


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Courtnee was in the movie The Duke playing Charlotte. The Duke is a movie about a girl's (Courtnee Draper) best buddie (a dog) becoming the duke after her great uncle passes away.
Courtnee: I can never leave the house without lip gloss. Like I will freak out if I don't have lip gloss on me. I hate it when my lips are dry, it drives me crazy. Plus, I have a convertible, so...um, but the wind just, ugh, I have to have lip gloss. Seriously, in my purse I always have 10 lipsticks and lip glosses all the time.
Courtnee: I listen to a lot of music. Music is really inspirational to me.
Courtnee (about her most embarrassing moment): Oh, there are so many. I am such a goofball. I trip and fall and I mess up all the time. But I think the thing about me is that it's so hard to think of one because I don't really think, "Oh, that was embarrassing!" I'm not really embarrassed by anything; I just kind of laugh it off. I think you have to, otherwise every time you think about it or run into the person you did something stupid in front of you just die of embarrassment and it just won't be good. But if I had to pick one thing it would be freshman year, I was walking across the campus at my high school. I didn't know anybody, I was brand new. It was probably a month, or less than a month into school and my backpack was really heavy, oh I remember it was two days after school and I still didn't have a locker and my backpack was really heavy so I was carrying all my books and I was running late. And we have these little hills and at the bottom of the hills we have these stone benches. I was running and I was gonna run into the bench, so I kind of hopped over the corner and the weight of my backpack kind of threw me forth and I rolled down the hill on the grass. And there I was, this freshman, this dork just tumbling down the hill in front of everybody. I landed on my knees and my hair was all covering my eyes, and just looking out of my hair I could see all these people just staring at me and I can't even imagine it, they were probably thinking, "Look at that idiot, tumbling down the hill." That was probably my most embarrassing moment, 'cause I had to get up in front of all those kids, and you know how mean kids can be, and I had to get up and walk through all those people just laughing at me.
Courtnee: My mom says I should simply smile and look friendly, but I am just like you and have those same normal teenage fears that you do, especially rejection.
Courtnee: When I'm not busy, I usually hang out with my friends a lot. I go to the beach a lot, I go shopping a lot. I spend a lot of money that I don't have. I see the word sale and I go crazy. I have like, 80 pairs of shoes. I have so many clothes.
Courtnee: I certainly had a great time on B&B and will miss the fabulous actors I got to work with on the show!
Courtnee: I want to be all and do all. I want to study philosophy, interior design, photography, meditation, yoga, kick-bosing, sociology, psychology and Oriental Medicine. I want to go to Harvard Law School.
Courtnee: On Home Improvement, my name was Erica, now my name is Erica on Bold & Beautiful. In The Thirteenth Year, my name was Sam, in The Jersey my name was supposed to be Sam, but got changed to Morgan.
Courtnee: Something I learned recently is to pick your friends wisely. Also, don't worry about looking cool to other people, as much as looking cool to yourself.
Courtnee: I dislike people who say "Everything's fine" when it's really not fine.
Courtnee: The bottom layer of my hair is a plum color. The top layers are streaked with gold and red highlights.
Courtnee: I have 3 half-sisters who live in Florida with my dad and step-mom.
Courtnee: I was 6 years old and sang "Today" at Zukeran Elementary School's Talent Show in Okinawa, Japan.
Courtnee: I sang "No Man Left For Me" at the Hollywood Palladium in front of 3,000 people.
Courtnee: I worked on a virtual reality game called The Red Rope.
Courtnee: I worked for free on an independent film called Hanna. We went to Reno, Nevada, to film. We stayed in a 1-bedroom apartment for 11 days with 14 other cast and crew members.
Courtnee: I feel shy too, sometimes.
Courtnee: I can feel people staring at me, and I can't tell if it's because they recognize me from TV, or maybe they are admiring my shoes, or perhaps they are wondering whatever was she thinking when she got dressed this morning?
Courtnee: My mom says I should simply smile and look friendly, but I am just like you and have those same normal teenage fears that you do, especially rejection.
Courtnee: I don't want to sound arrogant, but this is the part of being in show business that I enjoy most of all! Getting to meet you. At least so far, that could change, but if it does, I'll let you know.
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May 31, 2016
Marcus Nidiffer and Chris McClendon each had three hits as Kentucky erased a 6-2 deficit to beat Mississippi State 9-8 on Sunday.
Nidiffer hit a two-run home run in the sixth inning as the Wildcats (25-5, 7-5 Southeastern Conference) scored four total runs to take a 7-6 lead.
Connor Powers hit three home runs, part of a 4-for-4, four RBI day to lead the Bulldogs (14-17, 3-9 SEC).
James Paxton (3-0) performed well at times in relief, working 3 1/3 innings and allowing two hits for the win.
Bulldog reliever Michael Busby took the loss, working 2 1/3 innings, allowing two hits and three runs.
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Last Will and Testament
This is the first page of a two page will enclosed in the probate packet of Louisa. Her son and daughter-in-law, Peter and Elizabeth Lawson were the executors and main beneficiaries of the will. Louisa specifically bequeaths the copyright on all her 'poems, stories, literary works, essays or other matter' to her son. Louisa also mentions any benefits of the patents she had taken out as going to Peter as well. An initial search for these patents turned up no results in Louisa's name. From NRS 13660, Series 4, Probate 106964.


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Aruba is the westernmost of the Lesser Antilles, lying 18 miles (29 km) off the coast of Venezuela. The hospitality of the locals, a highly-developed and organized tourism industry, and the natural beauty of the island combine to create an island holiday experience. The brilliance and warmth of the sun can be enjoyed on the white beaches and in the warm clear waters. Recreational activities include sightseeing, sailing, swimming, golf, fishing, sun bathing and shopping in the duty-free shops.
Approximately 75 percent of the population is descended from Aruba's original Arawak Indian inhabitants, but today the population can trace its heritage back to about 40 different ethnic backgrounds. Dutch is the official language.
The road system is good, and a car is the best mode of transport for exploring the island. There is no shortage of car rental facilities on the island. Scooters, motorcycles and bicycles may also be rented. There is also good public bus service which runs between Oranjestad and the resorts on Eagle Beach and Palm Beach every half hour (hourly on Sundays). Taxis are available, and charge fixed prices for trips.
The major airport is Reina Beatrix. Air Aruba is the national airline but other carriers such as KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Dutch Antilles Express, Delta Air Lines, Avianca, Air Canada, American Airlines, United Airlines, Continental, Jet Blue, US Airways and Ryan International Airline offer regular service.
The communications infrastructure is modern, with international direct dialing available.
A number of major hotel chains have resorts on Aruba. Accommodations range in price. Popular resorts include the Aruba Marriot Resort and Casino, the Hyatt, Westin Aruba, Holiday Inn Aruba, Radisson Aruba, and Renaissance Aruba.
Cruises which include stops in Aruba leave from several US ports. Popular cruise lines include: Holland American Line, Carnival Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Princess Cruises and Royal Caribbean International.
Aruba is a parliamentary democracy, a part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The monarch of the Netherlands is chief of state, represented by the governor general. The head of government is the prime minister. There is an elected legislature.
Tourism is the mainstay of the economy, with offshore banking and oil refining and storage contributing. Prices, as in most of the Caribbean, are high in Aruba.
The crime rate on Aruba is low, but petty theft and credit-card fraud can be problems for the careless traveler.


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Free Crochet Pattern from Lion Brand Yarn, formatted for input to refreshable Braille displays or Braille software
Cozy Cowl Poncho
Lion Brand« Homespun
Thick & Quick
Pattern Number: L30134B The cowl on this poncho will have you looking cozy andstylish this winter.
SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size
About 22 x 25 in. (56 x 63.5 cm), after folding
CORRECTIONS: None
792-207 Homespun Thick & Quick Yarn: Greystone Stripes
with shades of purple, medium gray, and raspberry
Quantity needed: 3 Skeins
Estimated Price: $ 26.97
Lion Brand Crochet Hook - Size P-15 (10 mm)
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Estimated Price: $ 2.95
Lion Brand Large-Eye Blunt Needles (Set of 6)
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Estimated Price: $ 3.59
5 hdc = about 4 in. (10 cm). 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
Exact gauges is not imporant to this project.
PONCHO Ch 30.
Row 1: Hdc in 3rd ch from hook and in each ch across - 28 sts.
Row 2: Ch 2 (does not count as a st), turn, hdc in each st across.
Rep Row 2 until piece measures about 50 in.
(127 cm) from beg.
Fasten off.
Fold piece in half lengthwise, bringing first row to meet last row.
The folded piece should measure about 22 x 25 in.
(56 x 63.5 cm).
Beg at a corner and following diagram, sl st side edges together for 13 in.
(33 cm), leaving 12 in.
(30.5 cm) open for neck.
Do not fasten off, but continue on for cowl neck as follows: Cowl Neck Rnd 1 (Right Side): Continuing with same strand of yarn, ch 2, work 30 hdc evenly spaced around neck opening; join with sl st in top of beg ch.
Rnd 2: Ch 2, hdc in each st around; join with sl st in top of beg ch.
Rep Rnd 2 until cowl measures about 8 in.
(20.5 cm).
Last Rnd: Ch 1, sc in each st around; join with sl st in first sc.Fasten off.
FINISHINGWeave in ends.
beg = begin(s)(ning)
ch(s) = chain(s)
hdc = half double crochet
rep = repeat(s)(ing)
rnd(s) = round(s)
sc = single crochet
sl st = slip stitch
st(s) = stitch(es)
Every effort has been made to have the knitting and crochet instructions accurate and complete. We cannot be responsible for variance of individual knitters and crocheters, human errors, or typographical mistakes.
We want your project to be a success! If you need help with this or any other Lion Brand pattern, e-mail support is available 7 days per week by mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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planes got weighed every now and then, to know the exact position of the center of gravity
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Planes tend to gain weight over their service lives. Dust and grease accumulate in areas that are hard to clean and seldom touched, and patches are added for ramp rash, AD compliance, and to address things like cracking skin. Not to mention the airlines installing new equipment...
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Your kids will go crazy for these costumes!
13 Ways to Leave Your Christmas Tree Up All Year Long
Your kids will go crazy for these easy costumes!More
You can't make a costume any more simple—not to mention adorable—than this. Just give your kid some balloons, glasses, and a PVC pipe walker.
See more photos at Auburn Soul via Redbook.
This costume is hassle-free and can be effortlessly made with only a few materials. The best part? No sewing!
Get the tutorial at Lines Across.
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Outerspace Concerts 2016
Outerspace Past Tour Dates
Outerspace Tour Dates
OuterSpace is an underground hip hop duo from North Philadelphia. Originally a trio consisting of three Puerto Rican friends that then took the artist names Planetary, Jedeye and Crypt the Warchild. The founding member Mario Collazo was then attending 10th grade, while the other two, Richard Cruz and Marcus Albaladejo, were in 8th grade. Today the group consists only of two members, now known as Planetary and Crypt The Warchild. The group has gained local acclaim in their native Philadelphia, and are now expanding their fan base globally. They have been mentored by, and are consistently affiliated with Jedi Mind Tricks, with whom they collaborate frequently. They are also members of the hip hop supergroup Army of the Pharaohs founded by Vinnie Paz of Jedi Mind Tricks.


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So here we go and our very first install of the FOSS version and I find that we can't get support for what doesn't seem like a very difficult issue. Although this is not a clean install but rather an migration from the Network edition and we are running on CentOS which I understand is not supported. But given it's essentially RH AES I would think that would not be an issue at all.
Where should we go from here? Is there an option to pay for one-off support of the FOSS version or is it time we moved on to other products?
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America's Next Great Restaurant: Sudhir Kandula Thrilled To Be In The Finale!
May 05, 2011 08:00 AM by Lisa Princ
This week we watched as NBC's America's Next Great Restaurant crowned Jamawn Woods of Soul Daddy the winner of the show's very first season. After the elimination, Sudhir Kandula says he was thrilled to be in the finale even though his Indian cuisine concept did not win. Keep reading to hear what else Sudhir had to say!
America's Next Great Restaurant crowned Jamawn Woods the winner this week and while the other finalist Joey Galluzzi thought his concept should have won, Sudhir Kandula did not sound that disappointed. In fact when asked about whether or not he should have been eliminated, Sudhir replied with "Barring very rare moments of frustration towards the end of the show, I had a great time living with and competing against the rest of the contestants. I am friendly with all of them, but expect to be great friends with Steph, Marisa, Greg and Krystal for the long run. Alex wants to pitch a future TV show with me (I hope he was only joking), Greg wants to do a travel show with me (could be fun), and Krystal maintains that we should get married. I would work with Steph in a heartbeat. She is the kind of person I like to hire very early into companies I helped build to date. She brings extraordinary smarts and a great ability to execute."
Um, did Sudhir just avoid answering the question at hand? Why yes, he did! When he was asked the same question again he simply replied with "I was thrilled to be in the finals." Sudhir goes on to add that he will definitely continue to work on his concept and put it into motion soon. Did the investors make the right decision? Do you think Sudhir should have won? Comment below and share your thoughts with us!
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rangerover Says:
December 20th, 2011 at 3:45 pm
Reading his tweets, it seems that some humans live to eat (or PIG OUT like an animal, as with this contestant Sudhir Kandula). Ever heard of the term eating in 'moderation', Sudhir?
It is almost disgusting how some people make this seem to be the most important thing in life! And this martyr wants to make sure people in America eat healthy vegetarian fare – LOL! How about moderation in food habits, eh?
AND, this clown NEEDS ATTENTION. Sorry dude, but time for you to lay off seeking attention 24/7 – you sound and look pathetic.