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Let's Sell Vitamins and Call It a UFO Show: George Noory Update
George Noory, late night radio talk show host and vitamin hawker continues to sell vitamins and call it a UFO show
Update:
Art Bell turns in his grave as George Noory turns Coast to Coast Am into a platform to make money for questionable medical advice.
But the real tragedy is that the show is boring
George, it's not interesting.
What are you thinking.
It's dead.
You're going down the wrong road.
Get rid of the vitamin guy, stop focusing on your wallet and find Linda Moulton Howe
Your show's a snoozer!
Update:
Art Bell turns in his grave as George Noory turns Coast to Coast Am into a platform to make money for questionable medical advice.
But the real tragedy is that the show is boring
George, it's not interesting.
What are you thinking.
It's dead.
You're going down the wrong road.
Get rid of the vitamin guy, stop focusing on your wallet and find Linda Moulton Howe
Your show's a snoozer!
Jan 31, 2020
Lemony Chicken and Orzo Soup: This Vintage BA Recipe is the Definition of "Oldie But Goodie”
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This Vintage BA Recipe is the Definition of "Oldie But Goodie”
Welcome to Never Fail, a weekly column where we wax poetic about the recipes that never, ever let us down.
This recipe, which was originally developed in 2013, goes against everything the current BA Test Kitchen believes in. It calls for boxed chicken stock, even though you’re essentially making your own by boiling the raw chicken, and it uses orzo, a pasta shape that will cause many editors here to make a face like they just bit into a sour lemon. Here’s the thing: I don’t care. Maybe it’s because I have fond memories of my mom making it for me when I’d come home from college. Or maybe because it’s truly the simplest, most comforting chicken soup ever. Either way, it never lets me down.
It’s sort of a cross between a chicken noodle soup and Greek avgolemono. It has all the comforting celery and dill flavors of a classic chicken soup plus the hit of lemon you can expect from avgolemono. Except you can make it in 30 minutes flat.
To make it, you cook down sliced leeks and celery, add in chicken and boxed broth (sorry, Test Kitchen crew!), season, and bring all that to a boil. Hang out for 20 minutes, then transfer the cooked chicken to a plate and shred it up. Add orzo to the broth and let that lil’ pasta cook for 8 or so minutes. Remove from heat, stir your chicken back in, add a lot of dill, squeeze in some lemon juice, and crack some fresh pepper on top. That’s it. That’s the recipe.
I recently made the soup in my own kitchen, across the country from the kitchen from where my mom would make it for me, and it was just as comforting as ever. It might not obey all the current rules that the Test Kitchen editors abide by, but it holds up. Yes, nostalgia is a pretty good seasoning. But so is a handful of dill, a squeeze of lemon, and a crack of black pepper.
Get the recipe:
Lemony Chicken and Orzo Soup
Originally Appeared on Bon Appétit
copied from yahoo news
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Shout Out to Chula Vista VFW Post 2111 and The Veterans Home: Thank You For A Lovely Birthday Celebration for Frances B and the 103
Shout Out to Chula Vista VFW Post 2111 and The Veterans Home: Thank You For A Lovely Birthday Celebration for Frances B and the 103
It was a worrisome situation from the beginning--how to celebrate a special birthday--the 103.
They are always announcing on the history television shows that there are really not too many World War 2 veterans left and this special lady was getting ready to celebrate her 103rd.
Yes, that would be France B who served in the WAVES from 1943-1945.
She was stationed in Hawaii when the commanding officer issued the words, "Pack up your papers and finish your work, the war is over, we are going home!"
She often tells the story of joining the WAVES after hearing the radio announcement on a daily basis asking--What are you doing to help the United States in the war effort.
After training in New York and Oklahoma most of her time was spent in Hawaii.
So many benefits have been realized for Frances from her military service with her stay at the Veterans Homes in Chula Vista being just about the best.
While her care is always top notch and the food and the facility is wonderful the birthday celebration they helped us organize was very appreciated.
One can easily guess that even though it was a very important day not too many of her relatives or contemporaries were available to participate in the celebration.
We had a cake in the cafeteria and shared our happiness with all the available residents and workers that wanted to join in and we felt so lucky that so many folks participated.
They provided decorations by Shannon and very good suggestions on where to be and set up for pictures and gorgeous flowers from Mr. and Mrs. Hank Schanstra.
As a special treat we had a visit from a representative from the VFW Post 2111 in Chula Vista proudly attired in his Navy uniform. Wow! That was so nice and so impressive--the Navy and the VFW was really so kind and thoughtful in regards to my mother.
We always love a man in uniform--it lends a certain importance to the day.
Shannon also organized picture taking from photographer, Les Brigham, at The Veterans Home.
Seriously, I cannot thank everyone enough for making this day so memorable for my mother and her family.
It was important to us and her, but honestly, we really did not know how to go about it or who to include--there were not too many folks to include.
Thank you to everyone at the VFW of Chula Vista and the Veterans Home for celebrating with us and for helping us and for your very good ideas.
Thank you for taking time to include my mother and her 103rd in your day.
Frances lived most of her life in the North Park area of San Diego, a native attending Wodrow Wilson jr. high School and also in the first graduating class of Herbert Hoover high School of 1935
They always spent a lot of time on family outings to the mountains and to Orange, Ca, to visit her grandmother but mother always says it was a long ride in the back of the car.
Mother and her cousins at their house on Utah St. This is the 2nd house from the corner of Upas about 1918.
Two beautiful girls in the rose garden at the VA home in San Diego.
Thank you to everyone for our wonderful day.
It was a worrisome situation from the beginning--how to celebrate a special birthday--the 103.
They are always announcing on the history television shows that there are really not too many World War 2 veterans left and this special lady was getting ready to celebrate her 103rd.
Yes, that would be France B who served in the WAVES from 1943-1945.
She was stationed in Hawaii when the commanding officer issued the words, "Pack up your papers and finish your work, the war is over, we are going home!"
She often tells the story of joining the WAVES after hearing the radio announcement on a daily basis asking--What are you doing to help the United States in the war effort.
After training in New York and Oklahoma most of her time was spent in Hawaii.
So many benefits have been realized for Frances from her military service with her stay at the Veterans Homes in Chula Vista being just about the best.
While her care is always top notch and the food and the facility is wonderful the birthday celebration they helped us organize was very appreciated.
One can easily guess that even though it was a very important day not too many of her relatives or contemporaries were available to participate in the celebration.
We had a cake in the cafeteria and shared our happiness with all the available residents and workers that wanted to join in and we felt so lucky that so many folks participated.
They provided decorations by Shannon and very good suggestions on where to be and set up for pictures and gorgeous flowers from Mr. and Mrs. Hank Schanstra.
As a special treat we had a visit from a representative from the VFW Post 2111 in Chula Vista proudly attired in his Navy uniform. Wow! That was so nice and so impressive--the Navy and the VFW was really so kind and thoughtful in regards to my mother.
We always love a man in uniform--it lends a certain importance to the day.
Shannon also organized picture taking from photographer, Les Brigham, at The Veterans Home.
Seriously, I cannot thank everyone enough for making this day so memorable for my mother and her family.
It was important to us and her, but honestly, we really did not know how to go about it or who to include--there were not too many folks to include.
Thank you to everyone at the VFW of Chula Vista and the Veterans Home for celebrating with us and for helping us and for your very good ideas.
Thank you for taking time to include my mother and her 103rd in your day.
Frances lived most of her life in the North Park area of San Diego, a native attending Wodrow Wilson jr. high School and also in the first graduating class of Herbert Hoover high School of 1935
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