I thoroughly approve of that headline on the KSLA News Report screen though.

Couldn't he borrow a pair of underpants from his dad?

I don't fold the omelet at all, until sliding it out of the pan. That way, you can stuff in as many ingredients as you want. You can't tri-fold it very well that way though, but the crescent shaped ones are very easy to make.

I think they meant the "medical" clearance to act as pilot in command. You have to pass a physical periodically in order to keep your flying credentials current.

I've never heard that term before, and had to go look it up. Thanks. I've always felt uncomfortable with the difference between batter-based and dough-based cobblers, and now I know why. Though at least in my limited Mississippi and North Florida upbringing, both were called cobblers, mostly meaning no bottom…

Sure, here's a basic recipe that's very easy. Be warned though, it's a sweeter cobbler than one made with pie dough.

That shouldn't happen. The batter picks up the flavor of the peaches as it rises, then creates a top that has a cakier consistancy, but with enough sugar and butter to caramelize. The peaches underneath are still plenty gooey. I've only seen it work with peaches though. Other berries and fruits do seem to work…

An easier alternative to dough is to make a batter, put the peaches on top, and let the batter rise through the peaches and caramelize on top. After all, it's a cobbler, not a pie.

Wow, I'm a guy, and so have no understanding of the power and pressure of the prom over young women, as demonstrated in these stories. I thought it was mostly just a date with uncomfortable clothes. Now I have to second guess things. What if I what I thought was a nice date, a little drinking, smoking, dancing, and…

"Captain Who???" Sorry, old military joke.

Let this be a lesson to all of you. Teach your kids to drive from

They're about to go tits up?

I bet the moniker "Kitten Killer" would make him lots of friends in the pokey.

As a manager that often has to fight for raises for folks I can say providing an explicit list of all you've done is a very good thing to do (#5). Make it easy for us, and we'll try much harder.