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Salmon: Dust with cumin, white pepper, and salt. Heat pan on med-high with olive oil in pan. Cook till crispy. Combine crushed garlic, salt, dill, cayenne pepper with greek yogurt for sauce. Red Snapper: Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Chop the arugula, garlic, capers, crushed red pepper and salt together until everything is minced. Transfer mixture to a bowl and stir in 1 tablespoon of the olive oil. Pat fish dry and season inside with salt and pepper. Slice 3 diagonal cuts into each side of the flesh of the fish, slicing all the way to the bone. Lightly season the outside of the fish with salt and pepper and rub it with the remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil. Stuff the slits with the mixture. Line the lemon slices on the bottom of a baking dish and place the fish upright on top of the lemon slices. Place a ball of foil under the tail to help the fish stand up. Bake the fish for 25 minutes or until flesh flakes easily. Transfer to a serving platter and gently lift the fillets from the bones.

Probably the happiest time in my life was winters at Don Ault Boatworks on the Clinton river.

My first project boat I bought myself was a 1969 Silverline Aqua Deville Much like this one but I still had the original caddy steering wheel and the original inline 6 thunderbolt ignition Mercury 100hp outboard Love at first sight for me.

Pictures of the boats I had during my childhood and early adulthood. Growing up in Michigan on lake St. Clair I had an obsessively detailed father who would buy old wooden boats in the fall and we would spend all winter in the dry dock, sanding, cleaning, staining, varnishing, and polishing until it won shows in the spring. We would use it for a season or two then sell it to buy another project. I was using google to search out images that best match my childhood. I need to grab the ole tub of photos at my folks next time I am up there and find the originals. First we named "Falling Star" 1955 (pictured is a 51) Christ Craft Super Deluxe. 28' of smooth splendor on the water. Next was a 1961 Crist Craft Sea Skiff 21' of fun run about had an old ford V6 that we could never get to run right with the stock carb. Named "Stelle" The final of the woodies we did was the doozy. Took two dry dock seasons to make it shine but we won several woody boat shows in the late nineties with her. We called "Helio Centric" A 1956 37' Christ Craft Commander I would even say ours was prettier than this. The bullnose in ours had polished stainless recessed "headlamps"

If you immediately know the candle light is fire; the meal was cooked long ago.

Working for Jareds, about to make the move to another jewelry co.

Shoot was 80* today. I was hoping for a cool front of sixties but am not holding my breath.

If your looking next gen console then the PS4 smokes the XBone. But if your already invested in the microsuck empire of gaming then by all means, continue with your inferior product. All seriousness though, I game on both the 360/PS3 and over the years my gaming on Microsuck has dwindled to nothing while I play every playstation exclusive title and look forward to all the new-great games.

I use a chicken cam. No jiggles. http://youtu.be/Xbd7TtKrDFc

Sounds like a good woman. You should marry her.

Congrats!

Beef and onions or Italian sausage and jalapenos. or Tomatoes and chicken. or Everything!

Yay!!!! I only just bought my first house so boo full of debt

Veggie stew? Or Beef stew with veggies? Stuffed squash with crab and Alfredo sauce, Parmesan crusted. Cabbage stew? I want stew, it would seem...

I used to vacation every year in TC. Stayed in a campground off Lake Leelanau Simply gorgeous. Only place I could consider moving back to MI for.

Not a catholic. So, nope. Good on ya for going.

Lucy merely examined the remains in hope of catching the scent of the culprit. Getting some fluff caught on her cute chin. Master detective there.

wHAT IN HELL hAPPENED HERE?

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