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The Penzy's Northwoods seasoning shown in your link is the red rub on the pork roast in my picture.

I mail order over the internet. Once you are on their list they send you discount offers frequently.

Their quality is outstanding!

The salad is asparagus I blanched and then chilled. Tomatoes, salt and pepper, Extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar. The unidentified matter at 2:00 is cous cous. It is a very small pasta that cooks so quickly that all you do is add boiling liquid and cover it. I used chicken broth. I chose it because it is wonderful with a good sauce or gravy. Of course I added a little shallot and mushroom as well.

Salad: Main course: Sorry guys. I had to eat before I posted it.

Seared and into a 275 oven for 60 to 70 minutes. The extras you see are shallots, garlic and rosemary that wind up flavoring the pan gravy. It smells so good I almost want to snack while I wait.

You citified folks do not know what you are missing. Over easy eggs fried in bacon fat until barely done. Brooks spicy ketchup on top. Break the yolk and let it run into the ketchup. Wipe the plate with toast. My lord I can see my father doing it, and I can taste it as well as the day I remember. Unfortunately, now days the wife won't let me keep the pot of bacon fat on the stove top and my doctor wants me to eat one egg a week.

This will be a several stage series of posts. I have finished stage one. I butterflied a pork loin, seasoned the interior with salt, sugar, pepper, and a seasoning rub. I folded it on itself and let it sit for three hours. I opened it back out and used parsley, basil, Parmesan, capers, lemon juice, lemon zest, fish sauce, and home made garlic oil to make a paste that I spread over the seasoned side. I left 1" borders. Then I rolled the roast and it went back in the refrigerator to rest and season for a couple of hours.

Blitz: Thank you for a careful reasoned opinion and response. That kind of participation is welcome by all on the board. I do not know beaverbeater. The others I have met or have corresponded with for so long I feel I have met them. From things you said and hinted, I assume that you may not post often but you read this forum very often. That is good, very good. If you have done so, I am sure you have noticed that this forum differs from many (most?) in that good manners are the rule and not the exception. I suspect beaverbeater received the responses he did because he did not act within the "accepted range" of this board. Beaverbeater: Just a comment. I was taught you don't join a conversation by telling a man his mule is stupid and ugly.

Ham posted moments before I did. How odd we come to the same conclusion.

I had an Express modified V center console that was great, except for the pounding I took on windy days. On Taneycomo you don't have that worry. G3 makes one similar. Ignore the jack plate and tunnel hull options and look at this video.

In the 13 years since I moved to HI, the debris has never been as bad as it is now. The flush from the runoff combined with the steady North wind pushed everything from Leatherwood and much from the upper White into the marina pocket. Even if we get a week of south wind the land will block and the marina itself will block it. It will sit there until removed. I posted pictures in an earlier thread.

They will remember this day long after you don't. Well done, Dad!

When I used to teach English, I developed a plot archetype grid. Standard plot devices that matched with standard themes. BMGBLGBGGB - (Boy meets girl, Boy Loses girl, Boy Gets Girl Back) The Notebook Impossible Love - Romeo and Juliet Against the World - Kafka's Metamorphosis, Will Smith's Enemy of the State Save the World - Armageddon, Independence Day Mismatched Partners - Lethal Weapon, Dirty Dozen Who Done It? - Clue, The Seven Percent Solution Coming of Age - Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter is Dead, Young Person Discovers Powers - Harry Potter, Arthur, Spiderman Fish Out of Water - Elf, Big, Being There, Some Like It Hot Primal Fear - Jurassic Park Ugly Duckling - She's All That, Miss Congeniality, My Fair Lady Every good movie has one or more of these at its heart. Once you know the category/genre you can appreciate the skill with which it is used.

I love Fargo - my favorite Coen Brothers. It's just ... I like others more.

"Godfather II should not be overlooked though!! Better than I" He who watches one without two misses the best. Three left me cold.

Please forgive me for quoting myself but this article I wrote may help answer your question. http://www.ozarkanglers.com/table-rock/trolling-for-walleye/ If your target is striper above 10 pounds, talk to Feathers and Fins about upgrades he would recommend.

Some years ago I created this quiz and called it the real man's movie quiz. Somehow it seems appropriate. Sorry if it seems I am hijacking your thread. 1. Gender: M or F 2. Age: 3. Baseball Movies: a. Major League b. Lou Gehrig Story c. Bull Durham d. Bad News Bears 4. Football Movies: a. The Knute Rockne Story b. North Dallas Forty c. The Longest Yard (either version) d. Remember the Titans 5. Sailing Ship Movies: a. Captain Blood b. Master and Commander c. Mutiny on the Bounty (any version) d. Pirates of the Caribbean 6. Horse Racing Movies: a. Bite the Bullet b. Seabiscuit c. Hildago d. A Day at the Races 7. Crusade Movies a. Monty Python and the Holy Grail b. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade c. Kingdom of Heaven d. Robin and Marion 8. James Bond: a. Sean Connery b. Roger Moore c. Daniel Craig d. Pierce Brosnan 9. John Ford Movies: a. The Searchers b. The Quiet Man c. Stagecoach d. The Grapes of Wrath 10. Indian Movies: a. Last of the Mohicans b. A Man Called Horse c. Dances with Wolves d. Little Big Man 11. Western Movies: a. The Wild Bunch b. High Noon c. The Unforgiven d. The Magnificent Seven 12. Viet Nam War Movies: a. Full Metal Jacket b. Platoon c. We Were Soldiers d. Apocalypse Now 13. Less Serious War Movies: a. Mash b. Kelly’s Heroes c. Mister Roberts d. No Time for Sergeants 14. Buddy Movies: a. O Brother Where Art Thou b. Dirty Dozen c. Castaway d. Lethal Weapon 15. Heist Movies: a. The Italian Job b. Sneakers c. Swordfish d. Ocean’s Eleven 16. Quentin Tarantino Movies: a. Reservoir Dogs b. Kill Bill (Vol. 1 and 2) c. Pulp Fiction d. Sin City 17. Epic Movies: a. The Longest Day b. How the West Was Won c. Lawrence of Arabia d. Ben Hur 18. Spaghetti Westerns: a. Once Upon a Time in the West b. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly c. My Name Is Trinity d. A Fistful of Dollars 19. Dead Hero Movies: a. Terminator II b. Gladiator c. Saving Private Ryan d. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid 20. James Stewart Movies: a. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington b. The Spirit of Saint Louis c. Winchester ‘73 d. It’s a Wonderful Life 21. Humphrey Bogart Movies: a. African Queen b. The Caine Mutiny c. Maltese Falcon d. Casablanca 22. Movie Songs: a. Colonel Bogey’s March (Bridge Over the River Kwai) b. The Magnificent Seven Theme c. Eye of the Tiger (Rocky) d. Speak Softly Love (The Godfather Theme) 23. Boxing Movies: a. Raging Bull b. Rocky c. Fight Club d. Cinderella Man 24. Bet Movies: a. The Cincinnati Kid b. The Hustler c. The Deer Hunter d. The Sting 25. Robin Hood Movies: a. Adventures of Robin Hood (Errol Flynn) b. Robin Hood: Prince of Theives c. Robin Hood: Men in Tights d. None of the Above 26. Robert Redford Movies: a. Downhill Racer b. Jeremiah Johnson c. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid d. The Natural 27. Your Significant Other Holds a Gun to Your Head Movies: a. Titanic b. The Notebook c. The English Patient d. just pull the trigger 28. Police/Detective Movies: a. Dirty Harry b. In the Heat of the Night c. Heat d. LA Confidential 29. Prison Camp Movies: a. Bridge Over the River Kwai b. The Great Escape c. Stalag 17 d. Life is Beautiful 30. Series Movies: a. Lord of the Rings b. Star Wars c. Matrix d. Godfather

Those are guilty pleasure movies. I understand as I am a sucker for them too. Others include Quigley Down Under, The Man from Snowy River, Her Alibi, and Zorro.

Another Eastwood film. Sniper that is.

I have been bachelor cooking for several days. Tonight I rebelled. I made a chef type salad with smoked turkey, shrimp, hard boiled egg, potato, onion, tomato, all on top of great leaves. I made a home made dressing best called a creamy sweet and sour chive dressing.

I see a pattern as well. Great direction. Orson Welles once said he learned from the three greatest directors in Hollywood. John Ford, John Ford, and John Ford. Obviously he is in the group, as is Spielberg, Capra, the Coen brothers, and, I think, Eastwood. David Lean wasn't too shabby either.

No I trimmed it with dykes. I started with the 1/4 ounce and trimmed the front stick out part off to where it was about a 1/8th.

You have three of my top five on your list. The two John Wayne's, The Quiet Man and The Searchers, and my number one, To Kill a Mockingbird. Apocalypse Now is in my five as is Casablanca. Lawrence of Arabia is a near miss. For a real change of pace worth thinking about add Million Dollar Baby.

Yes. I caught a few up there that day.