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Since bursting on the scene, billboard charting dancehall star Popcaan has been known to deliver some of the hottest party vibes, his latest "Unruly rave" by E5Records is no exception. Distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital, "Unruly Party" is now available on itunes.
Summer is here but have no worries if you are cooped up in the office as E5 Records brings you the "Beach Life Riddim". No matter where you are enjoy the sounds of Popcaan with the hit song "Unruly Party", Let Denyque show you "How To Rave", Chi Ching Ching & Bastic take you on a "Lovely Day", while Jahmiel has you"Day Dreaming" and Versatile says "Party Yah Nice". Distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital, The "Beach Life Riddim" can be yours now on itunes.
An all around favorite, known for his swag and style, his demeanor and charming personality mixed with dynamic moves and witty lyric, Dancehall entertainer Ding Dong gives you "Shampoo" produced by BasSick Records. The bubbly single is now available on itunes via 21st Hapilos Digital.
Stickle Productions presents "Rock Ya Body" performed by the legendary Half Pint featuring rising artist Yahnii. Once awarded the "Producer's Respect Award" at the 26th International Reggae and World Music Awards, the multi talented Half Pint has been keeping busy and touring still delivering hit music to reggae and dancehall lovers worldwide. "Rock Ya Body" is available on itunes, distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital.
Dancehall colorful and energetic Elephant Man who is known for both his bold and at times outrageous fashions and clever lyrics delivers a hit bound single with "Inna Wi Nature". Produced by New League Music and distributed by 21st Hapilos Digital, "Inna Wi Nature" is out now on itunes!
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May 31, 2014
Violent clashes between Houthi fighters and Salafi tribesmen in western Yemen left at least 12 people dead, officials say.
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At least five Yemeni soldiers were killed on-duty from a Shiite rebel-led attack on the officials in the city of Amran.
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The Yemeni army killed three jihadist fighters Sunday in an armed offensive.
May 24, 2014
Nearly 30 people were killed in overnight militant attacks on government buildings in the city of Seiyun.
May 23, 2014
On Thursday, as Yemen's president marked 24 years since the unification of the country, there is a feeling of resentment in the south, which may divide the country further.
President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi called on pro-independence leaders from Yemen's south to join dialogue on the country's political future.
May 22, 2014
Thousands of people took to the streets of Aden, calling for independence in southern Yemen.
Lawmakers in Yemen have demanded the resignation of the country's government and are specifically asking the Prime Minister to step down.
May 20, 2014
Approximately 25 people have been killed in Yemen during clashes between Yemeni security forces and Houthi fighters.
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Yemeni officials vowed on Saturday to pursue members of Al-Qaeda as Sana'a announced capturing dozens of militants in recent days.
May 16, 2014
Over 14 million Yemenis, are in need of emergency aid, clean water and adequate sanitation, according to the country's newly appointed UN humanitarian coordinator, Johannes Van Der Klaauw.
May 15, 2014
Many Yemenis are outraged over major fuel and electricity shortages and feel the transitional government is doing nothing to help.
May 14, 2014
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Kasey needs to drive a yota in 11
This would make him the 1st to drive all 4 manufactures in his career. No one has done that yet. He could be the 1st to ever drive a Dodge one year, then a Ford the next, Toyota, the next and land in his Bow Tie to finish the quadfecta. Just food for thought.
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Well lets pray to god that kasey doesnt drive a toyota for 2011 i would hate for him to be in 1 of those cars especially with the 1 that are already tearing up in them, its bad enough that we have a "japaniese" brand in nascar.
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Hey to you MoToR... What,s against Jap, cars? Just an old regular asking ...aka Mr Chuck
Hey MoToR, you got that cake iced up for Sunday yet?
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I'm hoping a woman pops out of the cake. Don't think my wife got me that present this year either. It's a numbers game if i keep asking maybe I'll get a yes one day. LoL.
Besides R. Gordon. I also know that Bobby Labonte has driven for 4 different manufacturers. Pontiac, Dodge, Ford and Chevy.
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pontiac and chevy are both made by the same manufacturer GMC
MoToR was talking about driving a Ford, a Chevy, a Toyota, and a Dodge in four consectutive years.
l think robbie may have done it.
Check your facts. I think Robby Gordon has already done that.
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I didn't even think about how Robbie kept jumping back and forth between manufacturers. Good dart Corey.
DepotDawgs DepotDawgs Apr 15, 2010 12:44 PM Flag
Don't know about the whole Toyota thing, but 1000 bucks says a certain somebody wins the all star race, for sure after this announcement, might as well consider the All-Star race already over with, we already have a winner..... Kasey. BOOOOO
well...yeah he might as well save the best for last.....lol
that would be cool to be the only one thats done that
So how will this good news effect his driving for the rest of this year? Will he be more aggressive and careless? Will the Hendrick team now bumb draft with him? Will deffinately benefit him
That would be cool!
He's already suffered enough, don't put him in a Toy....
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As far as personal vehicles I drive a Tundra,best thing out there as far as I'm concerned
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Jermichael Finley and B.J. Raji did not participate in Wednesday's practice for the Green Bay Packers. Finley injured his shoulder while Raji injured his ankle during last weekend's loss to the Indianapolis Colts. Even though both players didn't practice, head coach Mike McCarthy said that there is a chance that both players could play on Sunday night.
Though Finley missed practice, he expects to play this coming Sunday. The rest on today was most likely just so he could rest his slightly dislocated AC joint which should be much better by game time. As of now he is listed as questionable for the game, but it will be a surprise if he doesn't start.
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I'm absolutely certain that everyone who is reading this has at some time in their life experienced 'desperation' when the need to pee is so strong it's almost impossible to hold it any longer. It doesn't always end with anyone wetting themself, but in many instances it does. The percentage of accidental to deliberate wettings as a result of desperation would be impossible to guess, but I'm fairly certain a lot do wet themself deliberately. Others (and you may be amongst them) won't allow themself to wet, but get to a toilet to relieve themself at the last possible minute.
Desperation is a fetish in it's own right, and many like to be forced to hold their pee for as long as possible and denied the use of any toilet. There are also many who enjoy being restrained in some way, even if it's just being tied to a chair so that it's a foregone conclusion that they will end up wetting themself at some point. However you enjoy it, the feeling is that of a bladder which feels as if it's going to burst if you don't let the pee go soon.
There are a great number of people who love to see another person desperate, and enjoy seeing them squirm around or grab at their crotch in a desperate attempt to stop the flow of pee. I'm quite certain that the majority of you have at some time witnessed such a thing and probably enjoyed watching the person concerned; and in some cases even willing the person to lose the inevitable battle so that the first trickles of pee are seen appearing through their clothing. Even if it was not realised at the time, no doubt it sticks in your mind and you always think back on it occasionally. It's certainly not an uncommon thing to enjoy watching 'desperation', even if you don't get any enjoyment from getting to that point yourself.
The starting point of this fetish is obviously in the amount anyone drinks, some drinks will act quicker than others on the bladder and mean thatthe urge to pee is greater after drinking certain things. In some people coffee will produce the 'desired' effect, whilst with others alcohol will be the stimulating factor. You may have found that something entirely different will fill your bladder to get to the point of desperation. Im my case plain water will have the necessary effect, and I only have to drink about a pint and I know from experience that within about 15 - 20 minutes I really need to pee.
As with most of the fetishes related to wetting, there is no limit or restriction on the type of clothing you need to wear. If you intend wetting yourself after you become desperate, then it's a personal choice of what you want to wear.
It should be pointed out that it's not a good idea to hold your pee too long, and medically it can cause problems which can be severe at times. In the past, competitions have been held to see who could hold their pee the longest but since one or two serious medical instances these competitions are few and far between. So if you enjoy desperation, please be cautious and DON'T HOLD IT TOO LONG.


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280 Responses to "Home for the Holidays: Gluten-Free Nutmeg Shortbread Flats Recipe + Giveaway of More Make It Fast, Cook It Slow & Totally Together Journal, and Wheat Belly"
Kim Kasl on November 28th, 2011 2:06 am
Looks Delish!!! Thanks for sharing! <3
Anna Vinal on November 28th, 2011 8:05 am
Looks good, might try it for my mom for Christmas!
Linda W. on November 28th, 2011 8:34 am
I have tried many of Stephanie's recipes on her blog–they are wonderful and so creative. Would love to win her books! The Nutmeg Shortbread Flats look good to eat and easy.
Stephanie on November 28th, 2011 9:07 am
Can't wait to try these!!!
Kristine on November 28th, 2011 9:14 am
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this recipe round-up idea! Since going gluten free 2 years ago, I have been on the journey (we all go on) to discover recipes that are healthier….cutting out the junk. I've heard of these books and would love to be able to read them sometime. Although that Vitamix would be an excellent gift for my family as well.
Melissa @ glutenfreeforgood on November 28th, 2011 9:28 am
Wow, so glad to be part of this incredible event, Shirley. You have put together an awesome resource for folks at this time of year! And, what a great topic (Home for the Holidays, GF style)! While I'm not entering the contest, I am going to head over to Amazon and purchase Stephanie's "Totally Together" book as I need some help being totally together during this "crazy busy" holiday season. (Inside joke on the crazy busy wording). =)
Thanks, Shirley. This is going to be one FUN blogging event to follow. Can't wait to watch it unfold.
Dee on November 28th, 2011 9:51 am
I am happy to have found these great new gluten free resources and am looking forward to exploring the recipes and books! Thank you!
CarolMc on November 28th, 2011 10:04 am
That looks so yummy not to figure out how to make egg free!
Paula on November 28th, 2011 10:06 am
Now that I am finally embracing that I am gluten free no longer walling in misery over all the holiday treats I can no longer have, the holiday are starting to look brighter and exciting. I am excited over the contest and the exciting recpeies that will be shared over the next few weeks.
Pam Woods on November 28th, 2011 10:08 am
Thanks for creating this great event.
Love the smell of nutmeg in the kitchen!
Shelly on November 28th, 2011 10:09 am
Oh I love shortbread! I have yet to make a successful GF shortbread. I can't wait to try this recipe. Of course I will have to attempt to sub the egg, which has been my problem in the past… but with a recipe this simple I have to try! Thanks, Shirley!
Elaine on December 9th, 2011 6:38 pm
Shelly, maybe 2 tbsps. of mashed banana in place of the egg? Not too much or it will become too moist. It's only used as a binder in this recipe, right, so think along the lines of something gooey like and sticky.
Shelly on December 10th, 2011 2:11 am
Thanks, Shirley! Bananas sound perfect! I wil post back with results!
Shirley on December 10th, 2011 9:05 am
Hey Shelly, Please don't thank me … thank Elaine. It was her idea. Hope it works for you! I'd like to try a chia egg. While the egg yolk only does make the shortbread richer and the egg wash on top gives it that golden color, I think it can potentially work egg free. Most folks don't use chia, but have bananas, so I'll look forward to hearing if it works,. Fingers crossed! I hope to try another variation this weekend myself. Will report back.
Shirley on December 10th, 2011 9:07 am
Hi Elaine–Thanks for taking the time to offer up a potential solution for Shelly! I've heard that banana can often be using in place of an egg. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it will work in this recipe.
I REALLY want the Make it Fast, Cook it Slow!!
Great giveaways to add to a reading collection!
Sounds (and looks) delicious! Will definitely be making these this year! Thanks for the awesome recipe.
This whole holiday post series looks like great fun.
I'm very interested in the O'Dea books; my slow cooker has been gathering dust lately! Can't wait to read the other entries!
I'd definitely be interested in a copy of Wheat Belly. My family has suffered through all sorts of auto-immune diseases including diabetes and heart disease, but they won't consider that diet could be a major factor, if not the cause, no matter how much I encourage them to at least look into it.
I would love to read either of these books. I was recently given an old school crock pot and I am still learning how to use it. I love making chili and cooking beans, but I would like to get more inventive.
Not ususally a big fan or shortbread but these sound yummy. You can't go wrong with nutmeg and I will definitely give these a try.
Home and holidays to me this year meant gluten free stuffing! I used Gluten Free Pantry bread and g-free chicken stock. The one smell that clinched it was the sage. Took me right back to being a kid and the gluten free stuffing was amazing!
Would love to read Wheat Belly.
I bet these flats would be awesome with almond flour too.
Thank you for hosting such an amazing month-long event
Those look scrumptious! I might just have to work those into my schedule today…
I am so excited about this. Thanks to you all for doing this give away and I can't wait to try this recipe!!
The shortbread cookies look like they'd pair famously with a cup of tea – will try this recipe ASAP
these look so good!! I usually do desserts for Chirstmas.. and this is definitely going on the top of the list of possibilities!
I would love to try these. I have not heard of them before. Thanks.
Shirley – your shortbread flats look amazing! What a great cookie any time of the year!
pulling me in….not even kicking or screaming
thanks for all your work in organizing these posts and giveaways…
winning would be a wonderful shock!
Shirley, these shortbread flats sound like just my idea of a wonderful cookie — butter and nutmeg, a little crisp texture, cut into squares. I can't wait to try them!
This recipe looks fantastic. I can't wait to bake them!
I love this basic recipe. I'm not a fan of nutmeg, but I'd love to try it with ginger or cinnamon or even cardamom. yum. thanks!
This recipe looks great… I will have to sub for the egg also. If anyone does let us know what works! I would love to have those books also. Thanks for the great giveaways
This is a great blog event! I am excited to read a new post a day!
Shortbread is divine! This looks fantastic – how could it not be with all that butter?? And, I'm so excited about the month of giveaways! Hope I win one time!
The cookies look amazing! And who doesn't need another gluten free cookbook?!?!
Tweeted it! (though I had to botch the tweet the site spit out…it was too long!)
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I will be making these for my wife. She loves shortbread!
I just stumbled across the Wheatbelly blog and would LOVE a copy of Dr. Davis's book! Plus the recipe looks lovely, as usual!
What a fun idea!!! I would love to win this.
Looks like a recipe worthy of the dairy free, egg free treatment. Not something I generally bother with. Nutmeg shortbread? O yeah.
Sounds so yummy!!!!!!!!!!
The shortbread cookies look delicious, i usually use shortbread to make pie crust but these look good enough to eat by themselves
Shirley, the recipe is beautiful and the contest is brilliant. Love how this is all bringing attention to gluten free eating at the holidays! Bring on the goodies and bring on the new stuff! Got my fingers crossed…
Those look delicious! Simple (without tons of ingredients, which is appreciated) but inviting. I'll have to substitute the sugar, but if I get a chance, I'll definitely let you know how it went.
This looks SO good but I don't like nutmeg! I think I'll use cinnamon instead! And hey, that journal book by Stephanie, I think I remember reading that she tried to get it published and when they refused, she said she did what any true blue American would do, and published it herself! I LOVE HER and her can-do attitude!
Love from your Captain,
I can't wait to make those cookies!
I love my slow cooker! More recipes for it would be great. Here's one super easy meal I made for yesterday's Sunday lunch: pour about 1/3 of a jar of your favorite pasta sauce into the crockpot, add 3-4 very thick pork chops, pour in the rest of the sauce and cook on low until lunch. Serve with GF pasta topped with the sauce. Yum. (leftovers today
Thanks so much for the recipe! I'm in the holiday baking mood and recently went back to GF after a short time off the wagon. Can't wait to try it!
Fun recipe to kick off the Home for the Holidays event! We've enjoyed Make it Fast, Cook it Slow – so her new cookbook would be delightful to have too. And, the other two books sounds very interesting!
Thanks for hosting this event. What a wonderful thing to look forward to each day throughout the holiday season!
I posted this on facebook and my blog! I love sharing with all my gf friends.
These nutmeg shortbreads look so delicious and chewy! One of the positive things about eating g-free is getting to try out a whole bunch of fun new recipes. Thanks for posting this one. =)
I love Stephanie's work, and I am huge fan of you, Shirl!
I'm going to be doing some holiday cheer starting around Dec. 13….
How funny- I saw a reader say they didn't like nutmeg. I love nutmeg but don't care for cinnamon. I guess everybody's taste buds are a little different. This recipe looks yummy. Cardamon would be a fun addition too.
Wheat Belly isn't really my kind of reading material but Stephanie's cookbook looks great, especially since I just got a slow cooker (Again!) ha!
Looks great, Shirley!
Going to get a copy of Wheat Belly, hoping my hubby will listen to a man – he doesn't believe me. Winning it would be better! lol
I'm a big fan of Stephanie O'Dea and would love to receive that combo set! Wheat Belly sounds interesting, too…there's a history of diabetes in our family and it would be good to gain some perspective on how wheat affects and could be eliminated from our diet.
I'm newly gluten free as in this past month. So I am always excited to see new gluten free recipes to try, especially around the holidays when we're going to families homes and I need to bring my own thing. I'm also excited about the books! I'm very familiar with Stephanie's slow cooker website… Wheat Belly looks interesting, I'm always looking for new literature on going wheat free.
facebooked it!
I love shortbread! I'm not sure how it will work, but I'm going to try making them WAPF style – fermenting the flour in the butter overnight before baking.
All of these books look great, but the Wheat Belly one sounds fascinating. And who can't use more good slow cooker recipes? Thanks for hosting this giveaway.
Tweeted about the giveaway: https://twitter.com/#!/teslaca/status/141209397199241217
These looks so delicious!!
I can't wait to try these shortbread flats! It has gotten so that in our family that recipes are always tried gluten-free first. My granddaughter will love these!
Thanks so much for putting together such a great line-up, Shirley! I'm really looking forward to reading each post!
What a great giveaway! My (former) wheat belly would love it!
I have to admit, I am torn about the cookies being in bar form. Which is silly of me, that is the "easy" part of your gfe.
I love cookbooks!! I am also excited to see slow cooker recipes gluten free. Love the look of the shortbread. Wishing I could still have butter and eggs. As another person commented though "Bring on the goodies"! Happy holidays!
These look great – and I have all the ingredients in my pantry/fridge! I love Stephanie's website and would love her books!
This recipe looks great. I have a new flat pan shaped like a Christmas tree that needs a recipe like this to put in it!
I am familiar with Stephanie O'Dea's recipes, and would love to win her books, but would be very interested in reading Wheat Belly by Dr. William Davis as well. Would love to win either!!
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Shirley, I was just pining about my grandma's sugar cookies. Can't wait to try these… They look yummy and as always simple, no fuss. Love Stephanie Odea! I've been putting my crock pots through their paces lately thanks to her. With six extra people living with us right now…It's been a great help!
Shortbread cookies sound really good…and easy!!
Would love to read Wheat Belly.
This looks yummy!
Nutmeg bread looks pretty yummy and easy! I will have to try this! I gave my mother in law your site so when I visit she can make me GF easily! I would love wheat belly because I think that is my problem! I eat healthy no preservatives but yet working out 3-5 days a week I can't lose the 20 pounds… :/ thank you for the opportunity! Your blog is amazing! God bless! Merry Christmas!
Megan on November 28th, 2011 2:18 pm
facebooked it too!
These look so good I love gingerbread
Would love to try some of those recipes in make it fast cook it slow…..great for winter recipes that warm your belly!
tweeted the giveaway as kledford65
I'm in need of GF shortbread! Thanks – looks SO good.
Jodi on November 28th, 2011 2:38 pm
Tweeted and FB'd it too.
THANK YOU for creating this wonderful recipe round-up! How exciting and you truly know how to make GF easy! God bless. Tweeted and FB'd too
Mmmmm, brings back memories of pre-gluten free living. I must try this for an upcoming potluck (then I will not have to risk eating all myself!)
I would love to win these books. We have a child with many allergies including wheat and it would be great to find more recipes to prepare for him.
I have always wanted to try Stephanie's books. Shortbread cookies are my very favorite and this one looks quick and easy.
Looking forward to trying this! THanks!
Once again you make amazing food! These look great. I'm very excited for this event. I have all the books you are giving away today and they are great. I can't wait to share my recipe tomorrow. Thank you for hosting such a fun event Shirley!
I am a big fan of freshly grated nutmeg, so I will be trying these for sure!!
I am so excited about this giveaway and about learning more gluten-free recipes! After my Dr. told me I am allergic to wheat and should probably stay away from gluten entirely, I didn't have an issue until Thanksgiving day… now I am desiring yummy spiced and peanut butter cookies, and many other tasty things the season brings. I was so excited to see this wonderful chance to be connected to so many bloggers with terrific recipes! I would also love to win a book that I could reference to for either information or recipes.
OMG Please PICK ME!!
The Vita Mix is my dream tool!!
Thank you!! alli
What a joy to find your website today. My son was recently diagnosed gluten intolerant and I am wheat sensitive. I've been getting up to speed on gf cooking and was looking for holiday alternatives, this series is perfect! Thank you. The slow cooker book and journal look awesome.
Just discovered this! Looking forward to all the recipes.
I'm gonna try these cookies tonight. They look wonderful. I use my crock pot some, but need more recipe's to make life simpiler. The loose the belly book would be great to give to my sister.
These look great and simple to bring to family gatherings. Do you use your own gf all purpose flour mix or is it pre-mixed? I try to avoid buying store-bought mixes if I can, but am not sure what a good overall all purpose mix would consist of.
This recipe looks great! I can't wait to try it. Also, the books look interesting! I may have to put those on my wishlist!
Can't wait to try this recipe!!! Thanks!
Woohoo! I am so looking forward to following Home for the Holidays! What a great idea and a way to become familiar with all the wonderful GF blogs out there. The cookies look delicious… I love this time of year! I have been wanting to read Wheat Belly and I'm interested in Make It Fast Cook It Slow. I have a feeling I'm going to be adding a lot of books to my need to read list.
these cookies look super easy :)Make it fast and cook it slow is a great motto
I have been thinking about cookies today. I may have to try them.
Thanks! Can't wait to try some of these!
Thank you for the cookbook reviews, I am always looking for help with my gf cooking.
this is such a simple recipe, I love that!
I shared this on facebook.
I have been craving shortbread! wonderful! The giveaway would be so amazing!! Thank you Shirley!
The Wheat Belly book is very interesting, explaining why the wheat we have today is very different from some of the grains even 50 or 100 years ago. I'd love to have another copy to loan. Thanks for arranging this recipe roundup! Sounds like a great way to discover some new recipes and bloggers.
This looks great! I can almost smell them baking. I would love to win the combo cookbooks! Thanks Dee
I can't wait to try these shortbread "cookies". I am going to use almond flour and coconut sugar. Happy baking!
mmm… shortbread looks delish and easy for me to try, thanks again for the recipes.
This looks delicious! Can't wait to try it! I would really love to win the combo cookbook give away.
I love this recipe. I'm a big shortbread and nutmeg fan. Never thought to put the two together though. Will have to try these! I love that you greased up your hands with coconut oil. I love the stuff – and I bet that had the added bonus of moisturizing while you worked!
Delish! Thanks!
I adore nutmeg!! This will absolutely be one of our Christmas cookies this year Thanks Shirley!!
Excellent! I'm living the Paleo lifestyle and will most likely be trying to make these with acceptable grain-free flours, but I WILL be trying these! Oh shortbread, how I miss you! I've been diagnosed Celiac for 14 years and only recently has it become such a mainstream condition that we can get cookbooks and books like Wheat Belly to help spread the word and make things easier! YAY for everyone making this happen! And a special shout to Kelly at the Spunky Coconut – she introduced me to all of this!
Loving this recipe round up because we've only been gluten-free for about a month and can use all the help I can get.
"Two slices of whole wheat bread will have a greater impact on your blood sugar than a candy bar." That got my attention. I would love to win the book "Wheat Belly" or any of you give aways. Keep up the good work of getting the word out about good health for all.
I'm making these tonight! Love how few ingredients are required.
cannt wait to try this recipe. sounds yummy.
thanks for sharing Shirley.
I'm so excited to find this resource so early in my "gluten free-ness"! I have Lyme disease and have been sick for 13 years. My doctor suggested that I drop gluten from my diet…Boy was I surprised when that 20-something year old pain in my stomach disappeared! I'm committed to GF now and need a guide…I'm grateful to have found this contest, these recipes and other resources!~
Thanks so very much!!!
This look awesome! I can't wait to give them a try.
These look amazing plus love the easy factor during this busy time of the year.
This looks yummy! This is my second holiday season being GF and thanks to bloggers like you, I'm enjoying baked holiday treats again!
Shirley, you never cease to amaze! What a great event! I can't wait to hear from all the amazing bloggers! And maybe win something too!!
Just posted this on facebook! Can't wait to share them all!
I love shortbread but have yet to try a GF version. Adding this to the must try list
I love Stephanie's recipes and would love to own her book More Fix It Fast Cook It Slow.
this looks great. we have been on a journey in our house this last year getting healthier and losing weight. we have not gone totally gluten free, but have greatly reduced our intake of grain products, even to the point of making a cauliflower crust pizza that is so yummy! it is amazing how much better we feel. all of my reading confirms we are on the right path.
So simple! I can't wait to try them. I love that you are doing the 26 days for Christmas!
Those cookie bars sound delicious! Thanks for the giveaway!
I tweeted.
We are big fans of shortbread. Normally I bake over 3000 cookies every year for gift giving. I have been accumulating gluten free recipes for myself and my family the last few weeks. I have been loving the results using brown rice flour in my recipes. I was a bit worried with converting my shortbread recipe. Thank you, can't wait to bake up a batch this week!! Looks fantastic and yummo!
I shared on FB.
Thanks for your postings. I am also fairly new to gluten free and I look forward to baking this season and having some yummies for myself to eat, too!
I love using my slow cooker and the Make it Fast, Cook it Slow book looks good.
I would devour both of these books. (lol) I bought one of Stephanie's books for my visiting daughter last year, but haven't been able to treat myself yet.
Yum, wonder if I can use Stevia instead of butter so I can make it sugar free too! If not, I'll at least make these for holiday fun!
I love, love, love shortbread cookies and have been searching for an easy, gluten free version and I thinks this is a winner.
I love to crock pot cook as well. Would love to win any of the prizes you are giving away. Thanks for blogging!
Oooh – those look really good. I don't have any gluten free all purpose flour right now, so I am going to fiddle with almond flour and quinoa flakes and see what happens. Thanks!! Would love to win those books
Thanks for making this possible for all of us and for helping us through what can be a stressful time of year for a lot of folks. The shortbread flats look amazing, like eating egg nog.
WOW! These look fabulous…can't wait to try them!
That shortbread looks great. I love shortbread for an afternoon snack with a cup of tea or coffee.
I love the idea of simple ingredient bars & cookies. Nutmeg & Cinnamon are my two most favorite spices for the holiday season..And a big Thanks for putting together this terrific give-a -way…
Excited about finding your page and the giveaways!
I have her first slow cooker cookbook, love it! And, I snagged a new slow cooker on Black Friday, can't wait to try it out!
These bars look delicious and I think I might try experimenting with some healthier versions. Would also love to read these books, even though I have a nook I prefer to read cookbooks and health books in print but rarely buy them so these would a special treat.
Wow! I would love to have either, much less both!
I have Stephanie's first crock pot book and it's wonderful. Thank you for the holiday giveaways!
We are new to the GF family, Thankyou for posting your recipes and a chance to win some GF stuff. Part of me doesn't know where to start on this new phrase of our lifestyle. Am thankful there are others who have started and can help. Thankyou
Thanks for the recipe. I am anxious to try this with my family this holiday season. Would love to be a winner of the cookbooks. I am always looking for more crockpot recipes. Thanks for the giveaway.
This recipe and the giveaway books look amazing! Wheat Belly looks so interesting and I'd love an organization journal. I really need some organizational help!
Thanks for all your work on this!
Nutmeg is my husband's favorite! This sounds like such a neat way to try a new spin on my Christmas fave – shortbread. This will make for one happy household!
Yay for starting the "Home for the Holidays" series!! Your recipe looks great, and the books are both wonderful. Thanks!
I tweeted the giveaway!
Wheat Belly is a great read and a great explanation about the dangers of wheat for many. I have recently found Stephanie's blog and really want one of her cookbooks. The shortbread cookies look fantastic! I will be trying the recipe during this holiday season! thanks!!
This recipe looks easy to do. I have made a GF All-purpose using alternative flours and enjoy experimenting. I just heard about the book Wheat Belly and would enjoy it. Thanks
Yummy! I love nutmeg!
I recently discovered your site and made the crustless apple pie for Thanksgiving! I big hit with my picky-eater daugther. Thanks!
Can hardly wait to make these for the family!
Very excited to try
I haven't seen either of these books. They sound great! Thank you for the giveaway.
These look great!! Can't wait to try them with almond flour.
I love shortbread and nutmeg…this is a must try recipe. I'd love the slow cooker cookbook, I probably use my slow cooker at least once a week. Thanks for a great website.
What a great event! Love the recipe and looking forward to more. Shared on Facebok.
What a great giveaway-I am so wanting to read wheat belly and the others sound like must reads according to the reviews. Thanks! Shortbread coming soon to my kitchen…
looks great – I'll think I'll try these with coconut sugar and coconut oil!
i have these in the oven now! cant wait to try them!! thanks for the recipe! will post on facebook!!
These look soooo good! I can't wait to try them along with the rest of the bloggers recipes.
Happy Holidays!
these look delicious!
Shortbread! It makes my mouth water just looking at the picture. Thanks for the opportunity to enter and for hosting this great event!
Looks like a great recipe!
I love making Stephanie's recipes in my slow cooker! So excited that she has another recipe book out!
I am so excited for the holiday round-up. So many of my favorite bloggers are participating. The nutmeg shortbread flats look very yummy! Thanks for sharing and organizing this event!
Hi, I just stumbled across this holiday blog and am very excited to follow this thru and to have fun trying all the great recipes to come. Thank you for the time you are putting into this. Blessings!
These look delicious, Shirley. What a great way to begin this amazing event!
Happy Holidays!
I would love to read Wheat Belly, as a nurse I am very intrigued by his theory…
I wanted Wheat Belly as soon as I heard about it, that book's been on my wish list for a while now. Pick me!
Going to a cookie exchange holiday party and I am totally going to make these yummy looking treats to share.
This is a great recipe roundup and amazing giveaways! How exciting for us all! I've been hearing more and more about The Wheat Belly and really want to get around to reading it! And the Vitamix is something I keep on my long list of "wanna-haves"
Thanks for sharing all this great stuff!!!!
I love my show cooker so that book would be perfect for me. The wheat belly book looks like a very interesting read.
I love the idea of the nutmeg in the shortbread!! So far the best shortbread I have made is with almond flour. It was almost too easy and delicious and I kept feeling like I was cheating. I will have to give your recipe a try for sure. I have beautiful shortbread pans that I would love to make these in!
Oh, and of course, do not enter me. This event is incredible!!
Wow, those look great! I have never though of adding nutmeg to shortbread, but it sounds amazing. I can't wait to try these out on my family. Thanks for sharing! And thanks for organizing this event. I am so excited to see all the recipes!
I can't wait to try these, this is my first truly GF holiday season, I was in denial last year. I been morning cookies and how to make my egg nog cookies. I am going to try these with rum extract, I think it will be the answer to my cookie dreams
I shared this link on facebook too!
Great giveaway! And the recipe looks so easy!
Shared on my FB!
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I am excited to have found your site!
Cant wait to try the cookies this will be our first year doing our holiday baking GF.
This recipe looks fabulous and I cant wait to try it. We are new to GF and it is so nice to have you share recipes that are tried and true so we dont waste ingredients on things that flop.thanks so much for the great giveaway!
Excited about the recipes and the giveaways!!!!
I have been GF and sugar free for one month and the difference in my energy level is AMAZING. Can't wait to learn more recipes and get my whole family on board.
I have some GF all purpose flour sitting around, so definitely going to try this. Would love to work in some almond flour though…
Gonna try these for my daughter – but will have to replace the eggs w/ applesauce or EnerG Egg replacement. Probably go with the applesauce for this one. We're very limited w/ 9 food allergies – of the main 7….craziness…
I'm going to try the brown sugar chocolate chip cookies. Seems like a great twist on a classic! Thanks for sharing.
HAHAHA! I had to print off the recipe before I even read the post after the banter we had about the nutmeg the other night. Can't wait to try it an I will let you know how it turns out with all those alternative ingredients.
I shared this link on Facebook
Sometimes I think I must be secretly addicted to nutmeg since I try to sneak it into just about everything! I will definitely be making these shortbread flats! Thank you for sharing!
I shared this link on Twitter.
I can't wait to try these cookies and I would love to see the cookbooks – thank you!!
Shared on FB!!
These look awesome, can't wait to try this recipe. Thanks for sharing!
I just stumbled across your blog–what great timing!! Can't wait to read the great recipes and learn more about the giveaways! I've had both the Totally Together and the Wheat Belly on my wishlist for quite a while–maybe I'll get lucky and win one!!
Good recipe for my hubby to taste to help take the negative thoughts away about gluten free.
I've been gluten free for two weeks. Thank you for your great site!
Great giveaway and tasty looking recipe!
Nutmeg Flats sounds like a town I would love to visit!
Your review of Wheat Belly sounds intriguing, I would love to read it.
That's a very delicious recipe. I too like many others have to figure out a way to substitute the yolk and the whites. If I find anything I'll definitely post it here.
Wow, these cookies look amazing. I love nutmeg!
The cookies look delicious. Could you use a sugar substitute? I have read Wheat Belly and it is a worthwhile book. It does have a few recipes, a couple of which are great!
Such an easy recipe. Looks tempting.
this looks yummy I am looking forward to trying all the recipes.
this looks delicious ! Thanks for Sharing!
Love your website, it has been a real blessing after I found out I am gluten intolerant. these cookies look wonderful. I will bake them today since my two youngest granddaughters will be at my house today. I'm thinking about sharing them with my co-workers also. I enjoy showing them that there is wonderful food out there that is gluten-free. Thank you for all the help you have been to me and the people I have shared your website with, you are a real blessing to all of us!!
Totally making this recipe in the next day or so. I made your crustless pumpkin pie for thanksgiving (with coconut milk) It turned out perfect and was a big hit! Can't wait to make the flats!
That shortbread looks lovely – I love recipes with short ingredient lists!
I would love to win Stephanie,s crockpotting book I'm always looking for new gf crockpot recipes for my busy family of six.
Oh these look delicious! Just the sort of cookie my dad would like..simple but yummy.
I just used Stephanie's crockpot stuffing recipe for Thanksgiving! Too many items for the oven so it was a perfect idea and a big hit!
They look yummy!! I would just recommend everybody made a bit of research before using coconut sugar (which you said you would use in a healthier recipe) The process of extracting coconut sugar is said to kill the coconut palm trees! I don't know if this is true, but I'm concerned.
love your website – the giveaway is a nice holiday bonus!
these look great
I love the idea of the O'Dea Organization book. I sooooo neeed to be more organized in my day to day life!
All this looks great!
I would love Wheat Belly and I am going to try this recipe with almond flour…thanks!
Will have to try! Yum!
I love nutmeg – I can't wait to try out this recipe… sounds delicious!
I'm a big fan of Stephanie O'Dea's blog so crossing my fingers to win her book!
Those shortbread flats look delicious! Thanks for sharing your recipe, cant wait to try it
I can't wait to introduce my kids to gluten free cookies without them knowing.
I put this on FB.
Tracy McMullen League
This looks great Shirley! I can just imagine the wonderful smell it adds to the house. Is it wrong that I want to dip one in chocolate?
This looks delicious & what an awesome giveaway you've put together, can't wait to see what recipes everyone has to share over the next 25 days!!
Make it fast, cook it slow(ly) is my kind of cookbook. I hope I win it!
Thanks for all you do in support of the community!
I shared this on my facebook wall.
These look amazing and yummy! Can't wait to try them.
MMmmm I can already smell the nutmeg shortbread flats! Was hoping to win the slow cooker book in the past, so I'm keeping my fingers (and toes) crossed once again. Wheat Belly sounds like a great read, hadn't heard of it until now.
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This recipe looks delicious! Would love the slow-cooker book and very interested in "Wheat Belly!"
Wheat Belly sounds like a very good read over the holidays. The Nutmeg shortbread flats looks divine. A must for the holiday baking list!
Thanks for the chance to win a copy of these awesome books.
All of these books look great–thanks for a chance to win!
these intrigue me, Shirley — I have never had anything like this, and the nutmeg will make my husband happy! again, thank you for this awesome event!!!
*I shared the event on my CITC page!
I would love to have these!
I like the idea of new crockpot recipes… as well as learning more about the issue of wheat. Thanks for sharing your recipes and experience with us!
We are looking for some gf options for our Christmas traditions, so this series will be perfect. Thanks!
Oh what wonderful prizes- my husband loves when I use our crock pot and when I cook fresh bread, but I would love to learn new recipes!
Thanks for sharing the recipe. Will try using almond flour, ghee and coconut sugar.
I tweeted!
And posted on Facebook!
Sounds delicious!!!
everything on this post looks delish. the recipe, the recommendation for Wheat Belly, and the chance to win a great looking cookbook. thank you for the opportunity.
We are always looking for good recipes!! Thank you!
Hi Shirley!!! If I were not fasting today, I would be whipping up a batch of these. Love Nutmeg,,,yummy in warmed almond milk with a touch of honey!!! These cookies would be delightful with a mug!!! Thank you!!
My son has celiacs and it has been a huge transition. GF recipes would help alot!
yay, shirley! while i honestly don't crave baked goods as much as i thought i would…my mouth still waters at the thought of a decent shortbread. so good!
Another great recipe! I already follow you on Facebook, Twitter, and get an RSS feed of your blog (which I share through Google+)! You rock! Thank you for the wonderful ideas and the great recipes!!
I would be really interested in a copy of "Wheat Belly!"
Planning to move to the city come the new year. Getting into using a slow cooker seems like a good way to make living alone and saving time easier.
The shortbread flats look amazing, thank you for the great recipe and the giveaway.
thanks for the give aways and the recipes!
Shared your Home for the Holidays event and giveaways on Facebook.
Looks good!
Nutmeg and shortbread…together?? Amazing! Can't wait to try this recipe out!
Looks great just what I need for my cookie swap, need to show people gf doesn't mean taste free
Mmm, Shirley, these look yummy. I keep thinking of your blueberry breakfast cake. (whoops! now my mouth is watering!)
Hello this is not a reply, but a question – i'm going gluten free, but am also trying to follow the GenoType diet which (due to arthritis) disallows potato (all nightshades) which is in most alternative flour blends along w/tapioca which i also cannot have. Any suggestions for best substitutions when trying to make some good bread or other baked goods? Any help will be MOST appreciated! Thanks in advance & for the great looking cookie recipe. Peace, Linda
Shirley on December 9th, 2011 10:32 pm
Hi Linda–There are many flour blends that don't use either potato or tapioca ingredients. When I'm not making flourless recipes (which can be great for cookies and cakes), I use a combination of finely ground white rice flour (3 parts) and cornstarch (2 parts), and add xanthan tum if needed at the time I make the recipe. That mixture works wonderfully for most recipes. I also like using almond flour and coconut flour. Those grain-free flours are much more expensive and take more learning to use properly, but they are much more nutrient-dense and you can certainly follow recipes from well-known experts on those flours to ensure success. I'm not a big bread maker, but recently I've been enjoying the bread in Paleo Comfort Foods book … just a few ingredients, mostly almond flour. I think you'll find many gfe recipes that don't include anything that you can't have!
This recipe makes me drool! We don't eat grains so we would have to experiment with alternative flours but it truly does look amazing! Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway!!
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I would love to win the cook book or Wheatbelly.
Shirley on November 28th, 2012 1:38 am
Hi Sandra–This giveaway is now closed, but stay tuned to gfe for more great posts and giveaways.
This looks amazing and SO easy! Thanks for linking up at our Gluten Free Fridays party! I have tweeted and pinned your entries to our Gluten Free Fridays board on Pinterest!
Hope your week is great!
Cindy from vegetarianmamma.com
Shirley on December 14th, 2013 1:33 am
They are really delicious, Cindy! Thanks so much for sharing everywhere!
Happy weekend. Hope you survived Friday the 13th well!
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Phi Phi Don
Favorite thing: In general, you will not be impressed with Phi Phi Don. It is heavily touristed and heavily marketed. You will not be able to walk down the main strip along the beach without being offered the chance to learn to dive 5 times. That can get quite annoying if you dont want to dive. BUT, I will say that the longer you stay, and the more you just accept that this is a tourist place, the more fun you will have. There is a lot of fun to be had on Don. There are numerous bars and full-on clubs. With the diverse population that the area's attractions attract, you wil be able to find the type of nightlife that you are looking for. With many, many beaches along the island's coast, sun worshipers will be utterly pleased. Plus, there is a wealth of cheap accomodation, or if you prefer, some nice hotels. In all, Phi Phi at first will probably turn you off, unless you are a frat boy. But, if you give it some time, you will find that there is ample opportunity to enjoy yourself.
Internet Connection
Favorite thing: One of the things i was amazes to see when i arrived to this tiny Island is so many internet shops.
I though that im arriving to some island in the end of the world and seems to be that it wasnt at all as i though...
So if its something you need then dont worry about that !
Using it wasnt expensive though i cant remember the prices plus i believe that in the last 3 years it was changed anyway.
Favorite thing: The amazing beaches and sealife is everywhere you look, it seems in Koh Phi Phi.
The nightlife was almost too good, as we partied along the beach with people from all around the world. What I mean by too good is I can't remember the names of the bars we even visited. However, I know we passed by the Apache and Reggae bars, but after that it is a blur (too much Thai whiskey).
When I go back I will be able to update my info, I hope.
Fondest memory: My best memories of Koh Phi Phi would definitly be the cliffjumping and snorkeling day trip that I went on.
I will also miss very much the weather and swimming in the warm, blue-green ocean probably the most. I will try and remember the nightlife, but all I know is that it was excellent.
- Diving and Snorkeling
- Beaches
- Budget Travel
Koh Phi Phi
Fondest memory: With turquoise coloured sea and palm trees overhanging white beaches, Phi Phi looks like everyone's idea of a perfect tropical island. This was probably why the makers of 'The Beach' decided to film the movie here. This photo was taken during my visit in 1992. Whether it still looks like this, I don't know.
- Family Travel
- Beaches
Welcoming sight
Favorite thing: When you see clear smooth blue waters with snorkelling boats gathering. You can see the coral covered rocks below. The sea is so salty, you can taste it. Everyone is getting ready their snorkels, wearing their flippers and ready to jump in.
It is quite a euphoria when you finally put your head under water and see the colorful fishes darting around and brilliantly hued hard and soft corals. Your body is moving up and down as the waves are near the rocks. The sun is occasionally covered by the clouds, temporarily reducing your visibility.
It is fun if you have an inexpensive disposable underwater camera to snap the underwater world and each other. Hopefully, you are wearing a waterproof watch to help you keep time while you frolick away as Jacques Cousteau.
Thai Immigration
Favorite thing: Entry into Thailand is relativley easy. Almost every nationality obtains a visa for 30 days at the point of entry. Only a hand full of nationalities require a visa to enter the Kingdom. The 30 day visa however is very difficult to extend once in Thailand. The visa run – as people call it who wish to stay longer, means to return to the border and re-enter Thailand for another 30 days. Tourist visas issued at a Thai Embassy are valid for two months and can be extended once within the country.
- Road Trip
- Family Travel
- Business Travel
Favorite thing: Scuba diving!! It's a wonderful world down there that you cannot afford to miss!
Fondest memory: Sitting on the porch of our bungalow, happy but quite tired after diving all day, sipping refreshments, watching a bunch of cute kittens playing quite in front of me, enjoying the sun, the heat, the peace...
- Diving and Snorkeling
Fondest memory: Cats!! Cats everywhere! Cats of all sizes and colours! I like cats, by the way...
This particular cat (in the picture) draw a lot of attention, lying in front of a shop...
If you want to see a very cute cat family, please check out my More Photos travelogue. :-)
- Beaches
WEATHER - when to go?
Favorite thing: This is not my favorite thing, this is about the weather... ;-)
High season (November till March): the best weather, the best time for scuba diving, but huge crowds of tourists
Low season (June and September): variable weather (lots of rain, rough sea), low prices, few tourists
Middle season (April, May, July, August, October): mostly nice weather (occasionally rain and rough sea), lower prices and less crowds than in high season
We stayed here ten days in the beginning of July (in 2002), and the weather was quite fine and enjoyably hot (ca. 32 C). There were showers almost every afternoon, but they were very short (but heavy!) and refreshed the air nicely. Only the sea was pretty rough, so we couldn't make diving trips beyond Phi Phi Leh Island, but it didn't bother us, since diving around Phi Phi Leh was amazing enough. And it was not too crowded.
Under Sea Tin Mining
Favorite thing: While travelling between Phuket Town and Ko Phi Phi by boat or ferry, you can see underwater tin mining dredges.
While most tin mining in Southern Thailand and in Malaysia is alluvial soil along rivers, this is unique that mining of tin in under the ocean waves.
So worth taking note and a photo for me.
A Tale of Two Islands
Favorite thing: For most tourists coming to Phi Phi, it will soon be evident that it is a pair of islands.
The larger Phi Phi Don is where all the accommodation, restaurants and diving centers are located and where your boat from Phuket or Krabi will dock.
The smaller Phi Phi Le is a no man's land where tourists take day trip to the island and around it for swimming, snorkelling and scuba diving as well as a mandatory visit to the bird's nest collection cave. It is also the location for the filming of the "Blue Lagoon".
There are other islands in the bay but they are further away. So it is Phi Phi Islands.
Ao Loh Dalam Beach
Favorite thing: Ao Loh Dalam Beach is such a great place to chill out for long periods of time as we did with many other cruise tourists this particular day.
The water was great here although the sun was quite hot this day.
The thing to do though when the beach is so hot like that, is just to grab a deck chair with a big beach umbrella then find an ice cold beer and just watch the happy people playing at the beach in paradise.
Fantastic atmosphere and environment!
Fondest memory: The crystal clear waters and fine white sands of Dalam beach with the towering cliffs at either ends of the beach.
- Sailing and Boating
- Beaches
- Water Sports
Remembering Phi Phi Island Cabana
Favorite thing: Stayed at Phi Phi Island Cabana Resort but this was long before the tsunami. Now a new building and under construction.
Great location as it is right near the jetty and centrally located on the nice side of the bay with great sandy beach. Have a good dive and snorkelling center. The staff wore Singapore Airlines crew uniforms.
Great to have seafood barbecue dinner at the resort just by the beach.
Map of Phi Phi Don
Favorite thing: I have drawn this map so that you can see the shape of the island. By seeing the shape, you can understand why the consequences of the tsunami were so great here. The main bay area is on this isthmus, I guess it would have been full of people that morning as most of the resorts on Phi Phi Don are located along the shores to both sides of the isthmus and to the east (right).
Sunset dinner cruise
Favorite thing: When staying on Phi Phi Don island there are a variety of short cruises and fishing trips available.
One evening we decided to do the Sunset dinner cruise which starts at 3pm and goes for 4 hours.
This trip takes you to Monkey beach and the Viking cave at Phi Phi Ley island where they made "The Beach" movie.
After that you can do some snorkeling then swim at Maya bay before finally heading out to the smaller of the Phi Phi islands to see the sunset.
After the sunset they serve you dinner while the boat slowly makes it's way back to Phi Phi Don island and Tonsai bay.
Fondest memory: Walking though the cave at one side of Phi Phi Don island into a rain forest that leads to Maya bay and the most perfect beach that you will ever see.
- Beaches
- Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
- Cruise
- Zeveola Resort
- Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort And Spa
- Holiday Inn Hotel
- Phi Phi Island Cabana Hotel
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