Dutch babies, grandma pizzas, curry goat, chirashi, glazed carrots, fish cakes, cobbler-cobbler-pie-cobbler, steak tacos repeat.
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The desserts were all gems, save for a fruit cobbler that was more cobbler than fruit.
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When the farmer doesn't have anything that the cobbler wants, he pays the cobbler in dollars; the dollars provide a deferred opportunity for the cobbler to then buy what she wants.
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If I am a chicken farmer, and I want to buy shoes from a cobbler, then my only hope is to find a cobbler who wants some of my chickens.
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If no cobbler in my town wants chickens, then I have to find out what the cobbler wants and begin bringing third parties into the transaction until all wants are fulfilled.
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If you've got the time and the energy to really put some effort into a cobbler, we think a Sweet Cherry Cobbler With Chocolate Truffle Crust would be very well received.
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The Thief and the Cobbler was hardly a secret project.
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He's loyal, dedicated, and a big fan of plum cobbler.
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Vartan the cobbler, with his wife, Yersapet, raised seven children.
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I watched this week's episode twice, then made a peach cobbler.
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I had to eat a corner of peach cobbler about it!
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Kourtney, Jonathan, MJ, and Kim are all obsessed with Khloé's strawberry cobbler.
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"The Thief and the Cobbler: A Moment in Time" is not rated.
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This version was released as The Princess and the Cobbler in 1993.
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The other models we include are new takes on the classic cobbler.
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I spot peach cobbler on the hot bar and it looks heavenly.
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The cobbler held up a pair of sandals, offering them to me.
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One of her favorite moments was baking a peach cobbler with the girls.
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And DSW — which actually does call the city home — is piloting cobbler services.
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Granted, The Thief and the Cobbler takes a very different approach from Aladdin.
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Last year the cobbler and his wife were struck down with dengue fever.
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Your cobbler can fix them, but it will cost you an extra $153.
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Warmed Honeycrisp apple cobbler was also tasty, with a dab of whipped cream.
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After linking up with fellow Minnesota based cobbler Julio Sanchez, Shooli was born.
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This Samantha Seneviratne recipe for a peach and blueberry cobbler will answer big.
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If you're a traditionalist, bake blueberry cobbler (above), strawberry shortcake or classic poundcake.
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But growers say the unthinkable is about to happen in America's cobbler belt.
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Dessert included blueberry cobbler with sweet corn ice cream, basil and caramel corn.
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A Good Appetite What do you picture when you hear the word cobbler?
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I struggled to summon the words while the cobbler waited to receive them.
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And Aladdin and his pet monkey share characteristics with both Williams' thief and cobbler.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Cinnamon Roll Ice Cream Bowls Foil-Pack Peach Cobbler
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Carroll's title as the cowboy cobbler for the nation's highest office is purely unofficial.
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She sometimes helped with the cooking, preparing baked chicken with paprika and blueberry cobbler.
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L'Oven Fresh Peach Cobbler or Mixed Berry Breakfast Bread hits stores on August 14.
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It is ironic that Socrates might have liked to spend time with a cobbler.
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She wore it with a pair of Chelsea Cobbler boots and hot pants underneath.
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Be sure to let the cobbler bake until you see those juices bubble up.
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Recipes: Peach-Raspberry Ice-Cream Cake | Peach and Blueberry Cobbler With Hazelnut Biscuits cooking cooking
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Gilchrist's assemblage hints at how monumental a finished Thief and the Cobbler might have been.
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We like this simple peach cobbler that you can make with fresh or frozen peaches.
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"I grew up becoming a cobbler and learned all the trades from him," he said.
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You could make cornbread tamale pie, follow it with Edna Lewis's recipe for peach cobbler.
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There are two popular styles of cocktail shakers: the Boston shaker and the cobbler shaker.
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Mr. de Havilland, a noted party boy and cobbler to the stars, died on Nov.
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During the war, his cobbler parents made black-market shoes from scavenged scraps for showgirls.
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Jimmy's first appearance in "Cobbler" might be the sweetest moment of Better Call Saul to date.
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Mr. Ferragamo had left school at 9 to work as an apprentice to a local cobbler.
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"Whether you enjoy summer tacos or peach cobbler together, it's not just about sex," Richmond says.
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It'd be great, if I can find good peaches, to make Edna Lewis's recipe for cobbler.
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The vibe goes upscale at The Cobbler, the cocktail bar in the new 219 Post hotel.
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John Bizimungu, a cobbler in Kampala, Uganda, has a cancer that has disfigured his right foot.
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For dessert, there's the homemade peach cobbler and rich banana pudding — Charles makes his own custard.
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Vegetable Cobbler With Cheddar Biscuits This dish is so stacked, it doesn't even need the meat. 11.
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It's especially surprising given that his Adam Sandler-centered "The Cobbler" was panned by critics last year.
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For me, a cobbler is a traditional baked dish of sweetened fruit with a biscuit-dough topping.
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A cobbler, Mr. Bizimungu used to walk the streets asking people if he could fix their shoes.
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It brings to mind the workshop of some kind of futuristic cobbler, which is not so far off.
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Better Call Saul Let's get straight to it: "Hoboken Squat Cobbler" is not a known, categorized sexual fetish.
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They sell their own old-fashioned peach-cobbler mix, and have a recipe for pie on their website.
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FROM COINAGE: Try This Healthy, Cheap Late-Night Snack Sippable Blueberry Cobbler 1 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk
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A lifelong cobbler who also had dreams of digitizing shoe repair, Sanchez quickly joined Flynn in her venture.
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"And he thought about it and he said, 'Sorry ma'am, but you're in cobbler country now,' " she recalled.
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For beginners, bartending and cocktail consultant Chris Tunstall recommends a cobbler-style shaker with a built-in strainer.
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Consider all the names they go by: cobbler, crumble, crisp, grunt, buckle, betty, sonker, slab pie and pandowdy.
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The desserts however, were delicious, so a nightcap and fruit cobbler at the bar would be well advised.
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And there's no miracle product to prevent that, says Eduard Shimunov of Cobbler Express in the Financial District.
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Some of the shadows, like Peach Cobbler, are more intense once applied than they appear in the pan.
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Enter this mug cobbler you can whip together with the berries you were saving for your morning smoothie.
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Your local cobbler can also polish your shoes if you don't want to do it yourself, she suggested.
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She even hired a Capri-based cobbler to come and train her team to make sandals the Italian way.
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Gillibrand baked a berry cobbler on New Year's Eve on Instagram, though she's posted recipes on the platform before.
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Then, glob on a few coats of berry-tinted lip gloss (we used NYX Butter Gloss in Peach Cobbler).
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She looks like a woman who takes her clothes to the dry cleaner and her shoes to the cobbler.
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For dessert, the chefs offer options like crème brûlée cheesecake, gluten-free flourless chocolate torte and Georgia peach cobbler.
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This cobbler will bring you to the cranberry bogs and leave you there, feeling much better for the trip.
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Break the biscuits over the top of the cobbler and top with knobs of remaining 6 tablespoons of butter.
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In the film, Blahnik scorns the younger designers who work with a "team," who disdain the profession of cobbler.
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On the edge of town, in a small cinder-block house, I met an unemployed cobbler named Fayez Khatab.
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That version had already been heavily butchered from the version released internationally in 1993, The Princess and the Cobbler.
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Peach cobbler is baked, matcha is brewed, and a forever friendship is formed — just in time for Galentine's Day.
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In "Frago," at the end of a bloody mission, there's cobbler — cherry, apple and peach — in the mess hall.
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GUTFELD: It&aposs a forgotten - you were - in your village, if you were a cobbler, you got all the ladies.
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We get crackers, cheese, soppressata, stuff to make gluten-free peach cobbler, and a few other things the house needs.
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The Thief and the Cobbler: Recobbled Cut (Mark 4), a 19733 Garrett Gilchrist recreation of Richard Williams' unfinished feature film.
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How else could I possibly sip on a frozen beverage that tastes like blueberry cobbler for less than 180 calories?
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The genius behind Roger Rabbit and The Thief and the Cobbler brought an unprecedented three-dimensional feeling to traditional animation.
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But now production of the film that would become known as The Thief and the Cobbler could commence in earnest.
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We believe that men are born unequal, but we are all — Brahmin, sage, cobbler, outcaste — heading toward the same destiny.
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In 21892, she married a Sicilian cobbler, Antonio Caliri, in a simple wedding with just three orchids as a bouquet.
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When Warren taught classes at Harvard, she would invite her students over for barbecue and peach cobbler during the semester.
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As a result, she can toggle from chocolate pots de crème to polenta poundcake tiramisù to blueberry cobbler with ease.
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Berluti is a century-old cobbler transformed by a French multinational into an all-purpose supplier to the one percent.
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Ate at Del's and as I was finishing my blackberry cobbler asked the waitress what I should see in Tucumcari.
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Then you add the cobbler topping, similar to a biscuit dough but shot through here with pistachios and candied ginger.
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We usually do salads, which are delicious and nutritious, a nice chicken or beef and dessert like hummingbird cake or cobbler.
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They were instead to be uniform curve-topped stones, whether for a general or a private, a cobbler or an earl.
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With that, Flynn was no longer an accountant, but the chief operating officer of a fledgling startup and an apprentice cobbler.
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I wouldn't sneeze at roasted feta with honey, either, or at our recipe for the blueberry cobbler served at Chez Panisse.
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And Nathalie Dupree's recipe for a Liberty cobbler, developed in celebration of the Statue of Liberty's 100th birthday, back in 1986.
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That dream — owning a cobbler shop with the highest quality repairs — came to fruition for Vito Rocco over 80 years ago.
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His father, Morris, a cobbler who could not read or write, had fled Lithuania to escape conscription in the czar's army.
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Lawrence: I'd put apples and pears in a pie or cobbler but Capri Sun is sure to not taste like either.
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The title cobbler is taciturn and pragmatic in a way that's magical; the sneaky thief is as persistent as Wile E. Coyote.
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If this summer's heat index hasn't sullied the idea of a warm dessert, peach cobbler is a second, indulgent way to go.
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I spoke to a service rep at the company who told me a cobbler may be able to change out the sole.
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I ordered the Fronie's Sampler for $15.99, which came with pot roast, pulled ham, mashed potatoes, turnip greens and a blackberry cobbler.
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The Cobbler is the most popular smoothie at HealHaus, a new wellness studio and cafe in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn.
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A quart or more in a cobbler, pie, slump, crisp, crumble, betty or buckle is always good, even if the baker isn't.
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Founded in 1839 by a cobbler, it later adopted the name of a Utopian society and managed to stay open during Prohibition.
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A piece of fruit and maybe a scoop of leftover cobbler or a short stack of Oreos, and I'm a lunchbox hero.
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Jimmy Choo was founded in 1996 by Tamara Mellon, then the accessories editor at British Vogue, with the Malaysian cobbler Jimmy Choo.
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Pros: Durable, offers water-tight sealCons: A bit of a learning curve for those used to cobbler shakers, doesn't come with accessories
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That could be taking shoes to the cobbler, negotiating a cable bill, finally going in for that teeth cleaning — you get the picture.
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For decades, Williams plowed a lot of his profits into paying employees to work on what would become The Thief and the Cobbler.
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This was the Kingdom, a place of flourishing gardens, abundant cobbler and Renaissance Faire dialogue, overseen by the beneficent and dreadlocked King Ezekiel.
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Try our irresistible new bars that are packed with fruit like (but easier than) pie: Melissa Clark's lemon-blueberry version, or plum cobbler.
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In 2009, the Sherman Historical Society dedicated the Roger Sherman Cobbler Shop, a reconstruction using original timbers from Mr. Sherman's New Dilloway barn.
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Whether you prefer a Boston shaker or a cobbler shaker, these are our top picks for the best cocktail shakers you can buy.
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The biggest complaint about the cobbler is that the top either leaks or is difficult to remove once the ice chills the shaker.
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Kim is amused by the cobbler-related lies Jimmy told the cops, but she's horrified that he made a video to back them up.
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The meal ends when their waiter brings out a serving of some fresh cobbler, perhaps a slice of pie, whatever was baked that day.
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A cobbler in Corrano, he moved his family of seven to Morocco in 743 to be a government official in charge of prisons there.
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And the documentary emphasizes how Blahnik's focus on craftsmanship and control redefined the concept of the shoe designer (though he calls himself a "cobbler").
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I went to a cobbler and got them redone for the better part of a Benjamin, but it was undoubtedly worth it for me.
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And yet, I still don't know quite where to start — actually, now that I think about it, this was the peach cobbler of episodes!
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Removing the top tin is effortless compared to taking the lid off a cobbler-style shaker which tend to get stuck or freeze shut.
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The Stone At the site of the Agora, the ancient city's public square, I visit the ruins of the house of Simon the Cobbler.
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In the end, I chose roasted chicken with veggies for my entrée … and a little slice of peach cobbler with blackberry ice cream for dessert.
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For a cobbler-philosopher like Simon to work for a powerful political figure like Pericles would have undermined that independence and completely compromised his freedom.
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This isn't the first time Day-Lewis has taken a break from Hollywood — in the '90s, he moved to Italy and trained to be a cobbler.
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His father was a hard-drinking cobbler whose relationship with Joseph's mother, Keke Geladze, came to an end when the boy was around six years old.
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TorrentFreak reports that Oregon District Court Magistrate Judge Stacie Beckerman dismissed a case against Thomas Gonzales, who was accused of illegally downloading Adam Sandler's The Cobbler.
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Though several distinctive animated movies have been released this year, "The Thief and the Cobbler," even in its sadly incomplete state, leaves them in the dust.
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Then there's Tingle's recurring enmity with a local "villain" in Billings, a man named Ted Cobbler who seems to be a typical 20-something white dude.
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At a location he calls "the lab store," Mr. Rawlins is testing new offerings including shoe rental, shoe storage and cobbler services, even a nail salon.
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Aldo, based in Montreal, was founded in 1972 by Aldo Bensadoun, the "son of a shoe merchant, grandson of a cobbler," according to the company's website.
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What warning signs should I be on the lookout for so I can keep my shoes in good condition, without getting ripped off by weekly cobbler visits?
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"My great-grandparents were born in Virginia, and the food was very much Southern: macaroni and cheese, peach cobbler and candied sweet potatoes," Ms. Van Allen said.
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The brand creates tons of unique flavors like ginger peach cobbler and forest berry shortcake, along with classic favorites like peppermint, earl gray, and matcha green tea.
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And for dessert, if you can find beautiful strawberries and fresh rhubarb, you could bake up a cobbler, then eat what's left for breakfast all week long.
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My dessert was a cobbler by name but was really a low, crunchy, golden corn cake with a dark trench of blueberry sauce running down the middle.
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"Bring new boots to the cobbler and ask for a conditioning and waterproofing treatment on the leather," said Gloria Cospito, New York-based wardrobe and personal stylist.
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The recently opened restaurant is a gourmet burger joint with menu items like pot pie, Georgia peach cobbler and signature burgers by Reedus and producer-director Greg Nicotero.
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There's also a fascinating 2012 Kevin Schreck documentary about the making of The Thief and the Cobbler called Persistence of Vision, available to rent or buy on Vimeo.
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" Worst actor Johnny Depp, "Mortdecai"; Jamie Dornan, "Fifty Shades of Grey"; Kevin James, "Paul Blart Mall Cop 2"; Adam Sandler, "The Cobbler" and "Pixels"; Channing Tatum, "Jupiter Ascending.
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One of the few it does have, unfortunately, is the man born Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili, the son of a cobbler who became one of humanity's greatest criminals.
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In the 2000s, filmmaker and Williams fan Garrett Gilchrist began, ahem, cobbling together a version of The Thief and the Cobbler that came closest to Williams's initial intentions.
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The Usagi is less prone to sticking closed than most cobbler shakers; but when it does stick, a quick rinse under a hot tap frees it right up.
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It's a clever blend of peaches, almond butter, cinnamon and oats whose flavor has an uncanny similarity to peach cobbler, the staple of black cuisine that inspired it.
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The cobbler shaker has three parts: a tapered top with a built-in strainer, a bottom shaking tin, and a cap that can also work for measuring liquids.
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Not only was her winning meal Southern-inspired (featuring cornbread and buttermilk, soft-shelled crab and peach cobbler), she was also awarded the fan favorite for her lovable personality.
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Some animation fans may note the irony of Disney squeezing more money out of a movie that sometimes comes perilously close to ripping off The Thief and the Cobbler.
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We hope she also got the chance to break from her usual Diet Coke with vodka and try drinks like Strawberry Cobbler and Cucumber Stiletto from their cocktail menu.
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But as they dined on lemon ricotta agnolotti with heirloom tomato ragout and the "farm stand peach cobbler," the Senate rebellion against the health care bill was well underway.
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At the back of the house was a workroom with his cobbler tools, which he used to make shoes, including a pair for his oldest daughter Tatyana's future husband.
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That being said, the boot has been specifically designed so that it can be resoled by the company (for $80, a decent price, actually), but not by a cobbler.
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There certainly is in "SuperMansion: War on Christmas," a hilarious special episode of Crackle's animated "SuperMansion" show that is the polar opposite of the dignified story of the cobbler.
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At the time, he was working on "The Thief And The Cobbler" and would have to put all of his other projects on hold to focus on Roger Rabbit.
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While Johnson was in Congress, his home quickly became known for its food, as other politicians visited regularly and built relationships over Wright's chile con queso and peach cobbler.
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This year's menu includes irradiated smoked turkey, rehydratable cornbread dressing, green beans and mushrooms, broccoli au gratin, mashed potatoes, candied yams, sweet tea, and thermostabilized cherry blueberry cobbler for dessert.
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They know the dilapidated home where dope boys push drugs, but they don't know Miss Anderson who lives right next to the bando and cooks up a mean peach cobbler.
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According to Kimbrough, the crewmembers will be eating: Turkey from a pouch "Awesome" cherry/blueberry cobbler Candied yams Cornbread dressing — a perennial favorite for many astronauts on the Space Station.
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Once at the warehouse, shoes are repaired by long-time cobbler Julio Sanchez with the help of Meghan Flynn, Shooli's head honcho who has learned to do minor repairs herself.
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"The Thief and the Cobbler" is to animated movies what "The Magnificent Ambersons" is to live-action ones: a staggering masterpiece that can never be seen in its ideal form.
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Ding Shenhang, a cobbler from China at the market, said he has been coming to Vladivostok for five years to avoid the ferocious competition in his home region of Heilongjiang.
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Parry is the Asia editor of The Times of London, and he's a dazzling reporter who is also a writer of immense humanity and a crazy-good cobbler of sentences.
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Despite their bond, Elena and Lila's paths diverge as Elena focuses on her studies and Lila works in her family's cobbler shop, for which she begins to develop grand plans.
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On the outskirts of Mexico City, a cobbler makes handmade soccer cleats in a family workshop, preserving a tradition all but extinct in the era of mass production and Nafta.
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"The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" is the story of a modern-day advertising executive named Toby who meets an elderly Spanish cobbler who believes himself to be Don Quixote.
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All of which is to say that "The Bad Batch," a messy, sunbaked pop-culture cobbler written and directed by Ana Lily Amirpour, is both a bummer and a blast.
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A little ice cream, whipped cream or a dollop of sour cream on the side is always welcome when serving a cobbler — at least for the majority of its incarnations.
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"Their bakery and coffee shop, the Cookie Jar, was as empty as one of Hannah's cream puffs before it was filled with vanilla custard," Fluke writes in Peach Cobbler Murder.
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Ask your cobbler to add protective half soles to your soft-soled boots, she suggested, as protective soles are plastic, waterproof, and add grip to the bottom of your shoe.
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Born the son of a cobbler in Budapest and a trade union organiser in his younger years, Sebes was a committed socialist who believed his ideology could be applied to football.
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Gilchrist's cut of the The Thief and the Cobbler — along with an impressive assemblage of Richard Williams' other animation work — is available for free, with ads, on Gilchrist's YouTube channel, TheThiefArchive.
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House-made banana pudding and Georgia peach cobbler made up the sweet portion of the buffet, while guests sipped on sparkling mango beverages and lemon, strawberry and mint water between bites.
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The frozen dessert machine also comes with a recipe book that will explain what fruits to combine in order to make flavors like apple pie, tropical banana pineapple, and peach cobbler.
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This makes Hermès something of a footwear power when shoes are proving to be the It bags of the moment, given that it also owns the British cobbler brand John Lobb.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Dining on rib-eye steak and peach cobbler with a group of senators, President Donald Trump was cautiously optimistic that Republican efforts to overhaul Obamacare were in good shape.
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The meal was rounded off with cherry blueberry cobbler for dessert, NASA Commander Shane Kimbrough said in a preview statement made some 200 miles (320 km) from earth on Nov 18.
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I was misdirected by one of the theme entries, had "class" for CLUBS, and was mystified by PIE PAN because I got stuck on the shoemaking "cobbler" instead of the dessert.
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Among the half dozen models we tested, we chose the Usagi shaker because it's big enough for at least two drinks and doesn't leak — a common problem among cheaper cobbler shakers.
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A smaller person went to see her, she got FRANTIC and made a run for it, tangling herself up and launching three of those ramekins, full of fruit cobbler, willy nilly.
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A for Athens, off bustling Monastiraki Square, serves mythically titled drinks like Polyphemus the Cyclops, as well as a cobbler that features mastiha, the distinctly fragrant tree resin from Chios (€12).
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In appropriate fashion, the two women bond over their shared passion for cooking: Tammye teaches Yoko how to make a peach cobbler, while Yoko instructs Tammye on making traditional matcha tea.
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In a 1987 interview with Rolling Stone, Mr. Neville talked about the Neville Brothers' multifaceted music and drew a comparison to his grandmother's apple cobbler, made memorable by a secret ingredient.
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Speaking of Sandler, a favorite punching bag of the Razzies: He was nominated in the Worst Actor category twice, for Pixels and The Cobbler, though Depp has to be considered the favorite.
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Cobbler Concierge, a mail-in shoe repair service that can give you a quote via text, cautions that scratches in patent leather will be pricier to fix than regular leather or suede.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - In an ornately decorated building in central Beijing, cobbler Cai Wenke painstakingly makes shoes by hand in a process that has hardly changed since the business first started in 1853.
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After a group from the Kingdom visits Carol, bringing her some cobbler, Daryl arrives for a reunion that I have been waiting for ever since Carol left Alexandria in March of last year.
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WASHINGTON, July 19 (Reuters) - Dining on rib-eye steak and peach cobbler with a group of senators, President Donald Trump was cautiously optimistic that Republican efforts to overhaul Obamacare were in good shape.
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The tenor Jonas Kaufmann and the soprano Emma Bell play the young lovers Walther and Eva; and Wolfgang Koch plays Hans Sachs, the cobbler who facilitates their courtship despite his love for Eva.
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Before you even wear a new pair of shoes — with their perfect, smooth soles — take them to the cobbler and ask for metal taps on the toes and rubber caps on the heels.
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She walked us through the winery's different eras, starting with its years as Blooming Grove Winery founded by cobbler Jean Jacques in 1837 to its current operations under management by winemakers in Chile.
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Also, at some point, I may need to take them to my cobbler to be resoled, but again, that's normal wear and tear — especially if you live in New York City like me.
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There are different theories about where rebujito came from, with many claiming that the drink actually originated as the sherry cobbler—a tipple that was popular with English visitors to the south of Spain.
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Fellow conservative, if you are concerned by this, and by the broader rise of the radical left, then by-God you must use this holiday for more than just gorging on Karen's apple cobbler.
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I was making my Cocchi Cobbler—a cocktail made with Cocchi Rossa, vodka, simple syrup, passion fruit puree, lime juice, and Angostura bitters—at the bar at Cliff's Edge when the light shined on me.
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People posting that they're about to buy their Trump piñata and invite friends over for "im-peach-mint" cocktails and peach cobbler, or making a pretty peach pie and posting it in all its glory.
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The work's finale is a monologue delivered by the opera's hero, the cobbler Hans Sachs, that is a rousing defense of "holy German art," and a warning that it must be safeguarded against foreign incursions.
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For the past 19 years, Hampshire County, West Virginia, for example, has hosted an annual Squirrel Fest, where the locally prepared entrees have included squirrel cobbler, squirrel with herb dumplings and—a perennial favorite—squirrel gravy.
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And while Petersen's article discusses "errand paralysis" at length and describes not being able to take her shoes to the cobbler, I clench up and freeze every time I see a cop car driving behind me.
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The Cobbler, a movie about a magic cobbling machine that lets him assume the bodies of people whose shoes he wears (leading to a string of racist crimes), fares slightly better with a nine percent rating.
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While the recipes are organized by season, you can easily adapt the desserts to the fruit you have on hand: I've used the cornmeal biscuit from the blueberry cobbler to top stewed rhubarb or canned peaches.
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Vartan, a cobbler who'd rather walk 10 miles than drive 10 minutes, moved to the multilingual world of Beirut where nobody questioned how to pronounce his name, even if Lebanon's official language couldn't fully accommodate it.
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"I'm tired of sitting at home, so I am sitting outside," he said, pointing to the end of the street, where he used to work as a cobbler, repairing and polishing footwear, until the restrictions were imposed.
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While all of Washington is consumed with the crippling government shutdown, Mr. O'Rourke is spending his days jogging, meeting with students, eating a blackberry cobbler and ruminating on the "funk" he's been "in and out of" lately.
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Founded by German cobbler Adi Dassler in 1949, Adidas had closed all but one of its 10 shoe factories in Germany by 1993 as it shifted most production from Europe to lower-cost Asia, particularly China and Vietnam.
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If you're in warmer areas, however, exploring a new neighborhood on foot could lead to new favorites, whether it's a local bakery that serves the best cobbler you've ever had, to a home goods store perfect for presents.
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Founded by German cobbler Adi Dassler in 1949, Adidas had closed all but one of its 10 shoe factories in Germany by 1993 as it shifted most production from Europe to lower-wage Asia, particularly China and Vietnam.
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Manheimer is among 2500 companies founded by Jews, including the watchmaker F. L. Löbner, the luggage maker M. Würzt & Söhne and the cobbler Breitsprecher, that once speckled the streets of Berlin around the area known as the Hausvogteiplatz.
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Lately, the dining room at the Morgan Library & Museum has been offering a lunch menu inspired by one of its exhibits, of treasures from the National Museum of Sweden: cucumber-elderflower aquavit sparkler, brown-butter cod cake, lingonberry cobbler.
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He'd reportedly been living like a hermit and working as a cobbler for five years before Martin Scorsese convinced him to star as Bill the Butcher in Gangs of New York, which earned the actor an Academy Award nod.
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If you need to stretch them a half-size or full size, you can opt to do it on your own with a shoe stretcher, or your cobbler can do it for you (more reliably) for about $15 to $25.
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The artist recently asked her mother to describe the shoes, which she still remembered in great detail, and used that description to make several replicas, first out of papier-mâché and later in collaboration with a Salvadoran cobbler in Pico Union.
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It's a quiet, beautifully acted adaptation of a Leo Tolstoy story, "Where Love Is, God Is," with John Rhys-Davies as a gnarled, embittered cobbler who learns that he holds within himself the key to breaking out of his misery.
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Every shoe is made on the island in Ms. Djelantik's own 15,000-square-foot, 28-person workshop; her staff takes such pride in craftsmanship that one cobbler is notorious for noting and recording exactly which pair of shoes he makes.
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Mr. Addison was moved because his committee's effort to put forth a more diverse slate of candidates had paid off, and also because he, himself a former pastry chef, loves Ms. Miles's peach cobbler with a passion that borders on fanaticism.
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Mr. Mamoukakis, who was born on Crete, was a lifelong cobbler, learning his craft at age 14 and later opening Mike's Shoe Repair on Dey Street in the financial district, a business that he ran for more than 25 years.
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The Cobbler 2: Revenge of the CobblerA gritty sequel in which Adam Sandler, seeking to avenge the murder of his apprentice, systematically tracks down and kills everyone who had a hand in his death, using nothing but a pair of shoes.
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It contains recipes for Euclid's Geometric Spanakopita, in circular and trapezoidal as well as triangular shapes; Isaac Newton's apple cobbler (and his apple crisp too!); and three versions of Karl Marx's Revolutionary Borscht, one with bacon, one without and one vegan.
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A grapefruit-and-tequila cobbler in a highball glass (refreshing with a bright red float of Angostura bitters) and a rummy Brooklynite ("A very cocktaily cocktail," noted its drinker, referencing the bracing but pleasant bite) were precisely made yet unpretentious.
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In his Reddit AMA, Jon confirmed that "Ted" was real, and described him as a regular guy who's very "patient," but Tingle sees Ted differently: He told me that one of his biggest accomplishments after his role as father and writer is "saving the neighborhood from ted cobbler as he is always trying to act like he owns the place." ted cobbler is a devil and i have foiled many of his plans like WEEKEND GHOST PARTY and BASEBALL IN PARK these are ways that he creates chaos on the block also he is a dark wizard.
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When a wily thief crosses paths with a kind-hearted cobbler named Tack, the encounter launches a chain of events that leads to Tack falling for the king's daughter, and the city falling under siege by a tribe of one-eyed monsters.
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Sure, maybe Pixels or The Cobbler will turn out to be the next Taxi Driver—or even the next Quick Change—but it's much more likely that it will be an Adam Sandler movie, and that you'll have wasted your time and money.
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Roxie and I went exploring by car on our own, eventually finding our way to the Echo Lake Cafe, an out-of-the-way roadside restaurant that has been serving local specialties like Flathead cherry cobbler and huckleberry ice cream since 1960.
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With the cobbler pointing and laughing and his fellow-cobblers starting to join in and pedestrians stopping to see and cars slowing down and mullahs and would-be mullahs frowning at me from the ablution area, I was visited by a familiar embarrassment.
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The reason for coming here on this particular day was entirely selfish: It was my birthday and I wanted to return to my favorite site in Athens and visit the ruins of the house of the source of my name: Simon the Cobbler.
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If you've ever had custom or bespoke shoes made, whether by a cobbler in Italy or at a nondescript storefront in Vietnam, you know what I mean when I say that there's something thrilling about designing a pair of shoes to your exact specifications.
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They'll go up against the four in Fantastic Four, Johnny Depp and his glued-on mustache in Mortdecai, Kevin James and either his Segway or glued-on mustache in Paul Blart Mall Cop 2, and Adam Sandler and any pair of shoes in The Cobbler.
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None of these tasks were that hard: getting knives sharpened, taking boots to the cobbler, registering my dog for a new license, sending someone a signed copy of my book, scheduling an appointment with the dermatologist, donating books to the library, vacuuming my car.
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Former British Vogue editor Tamara Mellon cofounded Jimmy Choo in 1996 with Malaysian cobbler Jimmy Choo — in the past 20 years, it secured its status as one of the most popular (and best selling) footwear brands, becoming a favorite on and off the red carpet.
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On March 5, the center will present "The Man in the Woman's Shoes," a one-person drama written and performed by the Irish playwright Mikel Murfi that colorfully chronicles the hours it takes a cobbler to walk from his cottage to town and back.
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LA Times reporter Matt Pearce noted on Twitter that kitchens are having what might be called a "moment" in Democratic politics, with California Senator Kamala Harris showing off a massive New Year's spread and New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand sharing her berry cobbler recipe.
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"Ambersons," directed by Orson Welles, was completed but then mutilated by its studio, its original version lost; "Cobbler," a dream project the animator Richard Williams had been working on since the 1960s, was wrested from him by financiers in 1993, incomplete by about 15 minutes.
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To further streamline the meal, Latta ensures that everything will be cooked outside on the grill — including the night's dessert, a rhubarb-and-blood-orange cobbler in a cast-iron skillet that she throws on the grate while guests work on the main course.
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And the finished project finally secured him the funding to make ... If you are an animation fan, The Thief and the Cobbler is the Holy Grail, the long-lost object that should have been and could have been and might have been but never was.
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"A cobbler, a smith, a peasant, every man, has the office and function of his calling, and yet all alike are consecrated priests and bishops, and every man should by his office or function be useful and beneficial to the rest," he wrote in 1520.
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They came expecting an aesthetic jolt from a gifted journeyman who had served this house before, as the creative director of Z Zegna, before leaving in 2011 to help Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton transform the venerable Italian cobbler, Berluti, into a luxury goods juggernaut.
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Reyes could not make a living as a cobbler in the town of Sabá in Honduras, so they decided to join the caravan, usually lagging behind while pushing a baby carriage with their 2-year-old son David and their 6-year-old daughter María.
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Begun by Williams' London-based studio in 1964, then seized by a financier and farmed out to another animation company for completion in 1992, The Thief and the Cobbler tells the story of an ancient Arabian city governed by a decadent king and a corrupt vizier.
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"Prologue" feels more like a proof of concept or a demo reel than a story, though the creator, veteran animator Richard Williams, hardly needs more items on his reel: he's the animation director behind Who Framed Roger Rabbit and the "lost masterpiece" The Thief And The Cobbler.
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Mr. Vinton followed "Closed Mondays" with short animated films like "Martin the Cobbler" (1977), based on a Tolstoy short story; "Rip Van Winkle" (1978); "The Little Prince" (1979); and "Dinosaur" (1980), before producing and directing "The Adventures of Mark Twain" (20083), a full-length animated feature.
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The tragic story of The Thief and the Cobbler has been well covered by others, but the very short summary is that Williams was booted from the film in 1992, after investors lost confidence in his ability to complete the film on time and on budget.
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Sam Sifton's blueberry pie (or these simple blueberry pie bars), this easy fresh strawberry pie or this strawberry pretzel pie are also excellent, kind-of patriotic choices for Independence Day — or perhaps you're looking for something unexpected, like this blackberry-corn cobbler or some s'mores blondies.
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About 158 people, many of them in Make America Great Again baseball caps and TRUMP T-shirts, enjoyed plastic baskets of fried fish and foam bowls of blackberry cobbler while Sessions regaled them with stories about himself and the politician they loved more than any other.
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Such a sandal is usually made from natural matter like raffia or leather — materials that have been used in shoe-making for centuries — can feel like they were handmade in a sleepy, far-flung European hamlet by a fourth-generation cobbler who is most certainly not on Instagram.
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My kids and I made friends on our block by playing a game from Camp Yale in which we asked neighbors to contribute one ingredient to what turned out to be an apple-pear-blueberry-strawberry cobbler; when it was baked, we brought each of them a piece.
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The pastry chef, Eric Kalaboke, found a through line in slightly old-fashioned favorites like a fruit cobbler capped with sweet sticks of puff pastry, an extremely endearing chocolate layer cake with blackberry sorbet and peanut butter ice cream, and a quietly spectacular tartufo resting in sour-cherry syrup.
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"James was someone who was as interested in the latest three-star restaurant in Paris as he was about how to achieve the proper ratio of sweet and tart in a perfect peach cobbler," said James Oseland, his former colleague and the editor of World Food, a book series.
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Bly's recipe is far from the only boozy impeachment-party suggestion on the internet: As just a couple of examples, Trap Door Brewing in Vancouver, WA, makes a peach-cobbler sour ale called ImPEACHment and Friends & Allies Brewing in Austin, TX, makes a saison (pale ale) called ImPeach.
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But while Gilliam eventually got a second chance to make his movie, and while Welles' film was eventually pulled together posthumously by simpatico colleagues and released on Netflix, the original The Thief and the Cobbler will never be salvaged, because Williams and his animators never completed all the sequences they needed.
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"I want nothing to do with them, they've done so much damage," said Martha Secue, 219, tearfully recalling the day five years ago when the FARC detonated a bus bomb outside a small police outpost in Toribio's main square, severing her husband's arm and ending his work as a cobbler.
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And since, in most families, Thanksgiving dinner is served early in the day, that leaves the rest of the afternoon and night to just hang out with your family and maybe go back to the kitchen once or twice for green bean casserole leftovers or another spoonful of apple-cranberry cobbler.
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It's hard to imagine that Happy Gilmore would be a creative peak for the Adam Sandler Movie, and an outlier from Sandler's actual career, lest we punish Punch-Drunk Love and Funny People by lumping them in with, say, The Cobbler, Jack and Jill, or any of his countless vacations-disguised-as-movies.
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As my little sister, April, and I would fight over who would get the last pea or who would get the bigger half of the peach cobbler in the dessert corner of our Hungry Man TV dinner, our mother told us that her mother spent her whole life cooking old-fashioned food.
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So a recipe for flatbreads and crackers can be spun into charcoal biscuits, coconut roti, matzo, millet flatbread (resulting in a "pinky-gray dough" that "looked like Iggy Pop's tongue, circa 1972"), oatcakes ("a Methodist's flapjack"), potato parathas and more, before Segnit segues into a mother recipe for soda bread, biscuits and cobbler.
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Worst PictureFantastic FourFifty Shades of GreyJupiter AscendingPaul Blart Mall Cop 2PixelsWorst ActorJohnny Depp, MortdecaiJamie Dornan, Fifty Shades of GreyKevin James, Paul Blart Mall Cop 2Adam Sandler, The Cobbler and PixelsChanning Tatum, Jupiter AscendingWorst Actress Katherine Heigl, Home Sweet HellDakota Johnson, Fifty Shades of GreyMila Kunis, Jupiter AscendingJennifer Lopez, The Boy Next DoorGwyneth Paltrow, Mortdecai
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" Worst screen combo Miles Teller, Michael B. Jordan, Kate Mara and Jamie Bell, "Fantastic Four"; Johnny Depp and his glued-on mustache, "Mortdecai "; Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson, "Fifty Shades of Grey"; Kevin James and either his Segway or glued-on mustache, "Paul Blart Mall Cop 2"; Adam Sandler and any pair of shoes, "The Cobbler.
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There were the expected things like valet parking, lots of restaurants and cafes, a florist, cobbler, and luggage storage — but also some things that seemed truly over the top, like a "Champagne terrace," luxury piercing (which I assumed was a bit more upscale than your typical shop on the street), and something called a "toy concierge."
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I wanted to share a tiny bit of an essay I wrote about my Irish-Catholic psychologist father, who died a few years ago and had an open-casket wake: We left his good dress shoes in his closet and sent him into eternity in an old pair of loafers — he was the son of a cobbler and wouldn't have wanted good shoes wasted.
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After exploring his "serious" side through characters in films like Spanglish, Reign Over Me, and The Cobbler post-Love, Sandler has seemingly found a comfortable home in the good graces of Netflix: He's currently locked into a four-picture deal with the service after the success of a string of low-brow, straight-to-streaming releases (The Do-Over, The Ridiculous Six) that have drawn critical ire in recent years.
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The day moved then into its splendid parts: a ham, fried-potatoes, scrambled-egg, breakfast in the morning air; fried fish and pan-cooked biscuits on the hind side of noon, and by the time Mama — who had never heard of Gerber's — was grinding a piece of supper ham with her own teeth to slip into the baby's mouth, and the Blue Gums had unveiled their incredible peach cobbler, the first stars were glittering through the blue light of Turkeyfoot Lake.
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