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    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to NANCY BACKUS on Sunday, November 04, 2018 09:38:40
    If there's a substantial chance of such use, the offer
    probably oughtn't be made. I'd not be inclined to give
    someone a crowbar or firearm, but one is one's brother's
    keeper only to a degree.
    Indeed.
    Sometimes we do beyond what's necessary, but that tends
    to frustrate one more than help the other. I have strong
    disdain for those who do not try at all, though.
    It can be a fine balance... helping without enabling, giving without
    being totally spent...

    And caring whether you can do anything about
    it or not, that's an issue as well.

    Plus they appear to be keeping their employees pretty
    happy. The one in Williamsport was a little doubtful
    on several fronts, though.
    Generally... and I'm still wondering why Williamsport was falling down
    on so many things... I will say that overall, Wegmans did fine by us

    Williamsport was an outstation with a peculiarly
    captive clientele, the bus tours where it was
    halfway between destinations; there was probably
    less incentive to excel, just so they stayed one
    or two steps ahead of the competition.

    when Richard was working there for a while.... best benefits we'd had, healthwise in particular, better than Kodak, and they'd been pretty good until they decided to lay Richard off....

    Weggie's is still in an expansionary phase.
    It must be hard for managers in nonfinancial
    departments to deal with diminishing resources as
    happened with the companies based on photographic
    stuff.

    There is such a thing as overharvesting as well.
    Maybe the fish and wildlife authorities keep an eye
    on things and have a dynamic management scheme,
    similar to what the Alaskans do with their salmon
    quotas, which can change from time to time, with some
    days or perhaps weeks closed altogether.
    Apparently overharvesting isn't likely, since the season is only while
    they are flying through, and the geese are more wily than the ones that
    stick around here....

    If the critters contribute to the balance,
    that's good, and they're not so much of a pest
    when they're just taking a rest stop.

    ... Dew knot trussed yore spiel chequer. Missed steaks rebound their.
    And we needn't increase the chance of missed steaks.
    We miss enough of them anyway without trying.
    Indeed. :)
    Missing a steak, well that's a shame.
    Yup. :)

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    Title: Martini Steak
    Categories: Main dish, Meats, odd
    Yield: 4 servings, wwtt

    3 T Gin
    1 T Dry vermouth
    1/2 t Dried basil
    1/4 t Salt
    6 ea Pimento stuffed olives
    2 T Vegetable oil
    2 ea Garlic cloves crushed
    1/2 t Dried marjoram
    2 ea 5 oz rib eye/sirloin steaks
    1 x Dash of angostura bitters

    In a shallow dish, combine all ingredients except meat and olives.
    Score steaks with shallow crisscross cuts on one side; add to
    marinade. Marinate at room temperature for two hours; turn several
    times. Remove steaks, save marinade. Broil or place on hot grill
    about three inches from heat. Cook four minutes per side for rare;
    six minutes for medium; baste meat several times with marinade.
    Garnish with olives on a toothpick. Source unknown

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