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Organic/Mechanic:- Ingredients 1# kielbasa, sliced 1 box frozen pierogies 1 green pepper, diced 1 red pepper, diced 1/2 red onion, diced 8 oz. frozen corn 2 T. butter Recipe Put the butter in a 13×9 inch casserole dish and stick it in the oven. Preheat the oven to 400° Prep the other ingredients, and toss them together in a large mixing bowl. When the butter is melted, [...]

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Mistake by the Lake Sporting Times:- I try to avoid the -gate suffix, but today I'll make an exception. Quitgate perfectly sums up the stupidity of this story. Faced with an embarassing loss against the Broncos and a much-longer-than-normal amount of time until the next game, Browns fans and the media found, unsurprisingly, something to argue about and pin the loss on. Otherwise, how many "previewing the Bills" articles could you stand?

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- The Girls of Summer (Fall?) looked a little rusty today - playing again with the larger sized ball. But they still managed to over come Chester Valley. And to top things off, Meg didn’t chip one of her neon...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- Kate had a small group of friends over today to observe her upcoming birthday, and to celebrate her favorite holiday. It was, in the end, a lot of fun. It took a lot of people to help pull it...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- On a beautiful fall night, playing under the lights of Great Valley HS’ Patriot field, the Valley Forge Middle School team easily bested Great Valley MS....

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- The Dragons fell to the Oranges today in one of the windiest and coldest games of the season. Kate played super hard, but running up hill and bucking the wind was too much against such a strong Orange team....

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- Muh Ha Ha Ha! Finally, I think, everything is back online. To resolve the missing database (thus no blog) issue, several other issues, and to give me a little sense of security. I migrated all of the key systems and...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- We did something that we’ve always thought of doing, today. We stopped in to the Air Mobility Command Museum (that we have driven by 100’s of times) in Dover, DE. While it was freezing cold outside on the tarmack...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- Jon and I took a trip into West Philadelphia today at lunch, so that my VW Jetta could take on some recycled sludge! For the next month I’ll be participating in the Philadelphia Fry-O-Diesel pilot fuel study - my car...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- John Alton Duncan passed away today. Uncle Jack was a great man - the kind of uncle that every little boy dreamed of having. He was an attorney (Queens Counsel), who later became a federal judge. He was a...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- We're home from the beach, and Meg's birthday / girls weekend. I think that I can safely say that everyone involved had a great time!...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- We're back, from a very emotional trip to Manitoba, Canada....

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- Durward Alton Duncan was born on this day in 1865. Happy birthday Granddad!...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- “On June 20, 1868, a proclamation signed by the Governor General, Lord Monck, called upon all Her Majesty’s loving subjects throughout Canada to join in the celebration of the anniversary of the formation of the union of the British...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- To Kel, my wife of 15 years! Here’s to 15 more!...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- Have a safe, and happy, 4th of July everyone!...

Dunc-IT Miscelaneary:- Kate, Kel, Dad and myself took in a ball game this afternoon at Citizens Bank Park. It was hot, the Phillies played well, and with seats 5 rows back from 1st base we had a great time!...

Mistake by the Lake Sporting Times:- Hello readers. I realize it's been almost a week since the Browns lost to the Broncos; truth is, our schedules are making it increasingly harder with each passing week to publish "Born and Raised" in anything resembling a timely fashion. In fact, this week, Alex had to pass off his blogging duties to his assistant, Jean-Pierre, whose scribblings were so incomprehensible, I decided to just go ahead and publish a solo edition this week. We're sorry for this inconvenience, and we'll do our best to return to normal "Born and Raiseds" next week.

Organic/Mechanic:- Ever since I found out that Abraham was incoming, I’ve not worked out. First, I broke my elbow and big toe, then my membership at the gym ran out, then the weather turned nice right when Abraham showed up. I’ve put on about 15 pounds that I need to take off. Cardio and less gorging [...]

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Mistake by the Lake Sporting Times:- It's the most wonderful time of the year and for the fifth consecutive December 30, Corey and I and a few friends closed it out with a raucous celebration of LeBron Day. If you're unfamiliar with this most holy of days, every December 30, the faithful are compelled to make a pilgrimage to Akron, Ohio to visit the sites of LeBron's youth. After that, it's back to Cleveland for a LeBron Day party, i.e. watching the Cavs play the Heat, and the LeBron Olympics!

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Mistake by the Lake Sporting Times:- After a game like Monday's 35-14 extravaganza, there is a strong temptation to "decide" that the Browns are "back on track" and that therefore, the numbers from the first four games no longer "represent" them. However, history suggests that a sudden turnaround like this is more likely to be an outlier than a Change We Can Believe In. It's possible that the Browns will continue to show 2007 form, but if we want to make the best possible prediction at this moment in time, we have to treat last week's game as one data point in five, nothing more. It would take at least a few weeks of domination for us to start thinking about discounting the early season results.

Mistake by the Lake Sporting Times:- Regular readers have surely noticed recently that there just aren't as many articles on our blog anymore. And when Corey or I write something new, it's often long past the arbitary deadline we had tried to impose. This has been most obvious in the case of "Born and Raised on the Cleveland Browns"—a weekly football season tradition since 2004. We used to publish "Born and Raised" on the Monday after a game, but those days are obviously long gone.

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Mistake by the Lake Sporting Times:- This game showed that I know nothing about football. Or I certainly can't judge football talent. I have been calling for Derek Anderson to be benched since the beginning of the season, mostly because I thought he had a low-ceiling and was bound to make stupid mistakes. And against the Giants, he was, if not spectacular, very good. He threw accurately and efficiently. He even failed to make any Anderson-esque mistakes (though maybe we should call them Frye-esque).

Organic/Mechanic:- It is nice to be back home in Cleveland. I spent a week back in my old Indiana stomping grounds; mainly eating and visiting with my family. Christmas itself was excellent, even though I only managed to scrape together 2 hours of sleep after midnight mass. The grandparents and anyone who was on our Christmas [...]

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BLUE IN A RED STATE: Andy Lang's Blog:-

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