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Internet searching tools (search engines, internet guides, etc.)
Basic country information
- The Slovak Republic government Office
- The Guide to the Slovak Republic (www.slovakia.org)
- Czechoslovak Americana on the Net The Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences' listing of Internet sites relating to immigrants in America from the territory of the former Czechoslovakia
- The World Factbook(by CIA) - Slovakia
- U.S. Department of State: Slovakia
- Infoplease - Slovenia Information on Slovakia -geography, history, politics, government, economy, population statistics, culture, religion, languages, largest cities...
- Slovensko.com - General Guide to Slovakia Guide with daily news, commentary, general country information, history, business, photo gallery, discussion forum, and genealogy information
- Slovakia - General Information
Internet searching tools (search engines, directories, etc.)
- ReesWeb (University of Pittsburgh) Index of electronic resources on the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Browse Annotated Links · Search Keyword · Events Calendar · Submit New Links
- Superzoznam - The biggest directory for Slovak web
- Zoznam - Directory of Slovak web sites
- Portal to the World: Slovakia (The library of Congress)-selected internet resources
- EZILON(www.ezilon.com): Slovakia! European international web directory: Slovakia!
- Search Engine Colossus: Slovakia includes many searching engines
- Czech-Slovakia Search Engines
- Big Search Engine Index: Slovakia
- Search Engine Links International Search Engine Directory
Area study centers (academic and government-sponsored)
- Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies - The University of Texas at Austin
- National Resource Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies
- School of Slavonic and East European Studies at University College London(cf. directory by country)
Associations (professional, non-governmental, international, local)
- British Czech and Slovak Association
- Slovak Virtual Feminist Portal (in Slovak)
- Slovak Bar Association
Communications (includes Computer and Internet issues)
- Gratex International, a.s. Bratislava Gratex offers complex Internet and Intranet services for consumer and businesses
- EUROIT, s.r.o Provides webdesign, content management systems, e-commerce applications, flashdesign and multimedial projects. Lists previous projects and contact information
- Google Directory>Slovakia> Internet Service Providers
Culture, fine arts and entertainment
- European Culture Portal - Slovakia
- Portal to the World>culture>Slovakia Selected Internet Resources
- Slovaks and Slovakia (http://www.slovak.com/) Includes information about travelling, language, genealogy, art and traditions, and people abroad
- Slovakia.org: Culture Information about cultural resources related to Slovakia
- The Dvorak Society
- Dobrofest Trnava Lists concerts and program of the international music festival
Current events and media
-Radio & TV stations
-Newspapers & Magazines
- Pravda In Slovak
- Novy CAS In Slovak
- BBC Slovak.com - BBC world news site in Slovak
- Top 10 - Slovakia Top 10 Slovak Newspapers
- Slovakia Magazines by topics...arts, computers, travel etc.
Economics (incl. business and finances)
- Economy.sk (in Slovak)
- The World Bank: The Slovak Republic
- National Bank of Slovakia
- Slovak Association for Business Assistance (SKABA) Organization focusing on supporting small and medium-sized businesses in Slovakia through domestic and foreign business subjects. Site features economical characteristics of Slovakia and lists associated members
- Gateway To Slovakia Independent, privately funded organisation offering intermediary services to UK firms who intend to do business in Slovakia
- Google Directory>Slovakia>Business and Economy
- Slovak Academy of Sciences
- Comenius University
- Matej Bel University
- Pavol Jozef Safarik University
- Slovak University of Technology
- Technical University of Kosice
- University of Zilina
- University of Veterinary Medicine, Kosice
- University of Economics in Bratislava
- Slovak Agricultural University, Nitra
- Technical University in Zvolen
- St. Gorazd Seminary
- Wikipedia: Education in Slovakia Overview of Slovak education system
Geography and travel (incl. cities, maps, transportation, etc.)
- Map of Slovakia Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at University of Texas at Austin
- World Travel Guide: Slovakia
- Tourist Board of the Slovak Republic (http://www.sacr.sk/) - Official website (in English and Slovak)
- Slovakia Photo Diary Set of pictures of Slovak cities, towns and villages taken in April and May of 2001
- Tourist Channel (http://www.tourist-channel.sk/) Contains extensive tourism information, event listings, links to service providers and a discussion forum
- Google Directory>Slovakia>travel
- Travel Guide & Information by Slovkaia.org offers very useful information about tour in Slovakia
- Governments on the WWW: Slovakia Links to national institutions, political parties, representations in foreign countries, and more
- The Guide to the Slovak Republic(slovakia.org) A complete list of links of govermental and non-governmental sites and other useful resources
- National Council of the Slovak Republic The Slovak parliament website containing information on members, committees, session transcripts
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Health and fitness (incl. medicine, sports, etc.)
- WHO - Slovakia information
- Ministry of Health Links for information on the Ministry, contact, publications, pharmacy, health care, legislation, information, public health, and more. etc. In Slovak
- Hospitals and Medical Facilities in Slovakia Links to hospital and medical facilities are arranged alphabetically, by name, in two categories: public and private. In Slovak
- Drug Information System - Slovakia Contains links to information, "addressed to the public, to journalists, to experts and to policy makers" on illegal drug use in Slovakia. Links to statistics, documents, and more. In Slovak, some English. but some of the information itself is in Slovak
- HealthNet Slovak Republic Goal is to offer Internet services for health care institutions in Slovakia and to facilitate its usage
History (incl. genealogy, etc.)
- History.sk (in Slovak)
- History of Slovakia by Jozef Komornik
- Slovakia History Index
- World History at KMLA: Slovakia
- The Virtual Jewish History Tour: Slovakia
- WWW Virtual Library Labour History: Slovakia
- History of Slovakia from www.globalgateway.org.uk Slovakia is one of the newest European states. The oldest settlement in Slovakia is over 250000 years old. Find out more about the history of Slovakia on ...
- Historical Maps from the Perry-Castañeda Map Collection, University of Texas at Austin
Language (incl. dictionaries)
- SEELRC Slovak Webliography
- Introduction To Slovak Language
- LET'S LEARN SLOVAK - A free online guide to learning basic Slovak!
- On-line Dictionaries English-Slovak and Slovak-English dictionaries
- Slovak - Russian Dictionary with keyboards Slovak-Russian online dictionary, with switchable Slovak/Cyrillic keyboard. Slovak language for Russian speakers
- Prekladové slovníky The TEOS translating dictionary. Slovak-English-Slovak and Slovak-German-Slovak dictionaries. Interface in Slovak
- Carla (Center for Advanced Research on Langauge Acquisition-University of Minnesota) - Less Commonly Taught Languages resources. Find a language program by typing the language
- US Law Library of Congress - Slovakia Annotated compendium of online sources providing access to primary documents, legal commentary and general government information about specific jurisdictions and topics.
- Slovakia law resource page a free service of Washburn University School of law
- Constitutional Court The Court rules on matters where constitutional rights may be affected. Contains findings and rulings, list of judges
Libraries and archives
- Library Catalogues, Slovakia (from LibDex, the Library Index)
- Library of Congress Online Catalog
- National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library (NCSML)
- Internet resources on Slovakia by SSEES at University College London
- WorldCat WorldCat is the world's largest network of library content and services. WorldCat libraries are dedicated to providing access to their resources on the Web, where most people start their search for information
- Academic electronic Press - e-Library of Scientific Literature
- The Internet Public Library
Literature (incl. books online and book vendors)
- Center za slovensko književnost Center za slovensko književnost je zavod za literarno in založniško dejavnost, ki je nastal iz prizadevanj za nov člen v promociji slovenske književnosti v ...
- The Centre for Information of Literature
People (biography)
- Famous Slovaks Famous Slovaks. The Slovak people are extremely proud of their culture and of their traditions, which are kept alive today through food, music, poems
Politics (incl. international relations, military affairs and US policies)Back to Subject Directory
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- Religion in Slovakia from slovensko.com
- Religion and Philosophy: Slovakia from Portal to the World
- Bratislava Zen Centre Buddhism
- Saint Demetrius Greek Catholic Church
- Easter in Slovakia Slovak Easter and Carpatho-Rusyn tradition
- St. Gorazd Seminary
Science and technology (incl. environmental issues)
- Veda.sk - portal aiming to popularize knowledge through series of subportals concerning different disciplines of science (in Slovak)
- International Nuclear Safety Center
Social science (incl. human rights, women issues, etc.)
- Sociologia.sk (in Slovak)
- Slovak Republic Country Report on Human Rights Practices for 1997
- Slovak Republic Country Report on Human Rights Practices for 2006
- Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic
- Unicef statistics: Slovakia
- International Statistical Sites from Center for International Developmentat Harvard Univeristy
- Human Development Indicator(HDI) - Slovakia

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Am tempted to go out and by a bottle of bubble solution and stand outside blowing bubbles...
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CALDWELL, Idaho (AP) — A former southwest Idaho school bus driver involved in a crash that killed an 11-year-old student has been sentenced to 200 hours of community service or 30 days in jail.
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ARLINGTON — For the second consecutive day at Clay Gould Ballpark, a late rally doomed UTA.Louisiana-Lafayette, No. 2 in the coaches' poll, scored two runs in the eighth inning to break a 3-3 tie and added four runs in the ninth en route to a 9-5 victory over UT Arlington on Saturday afternoon.UTA (16-23, 8-9 Sun Belt) didn't go down without a fight. After scoring one run in the ninth inning, the Mavericks got Justin Copeland to the plate as the tying run with the bases loaded. But Copeland fouled out and Levi Scott hit into a double play to end the game.UTA starter Zach Thompson allowed three runs on 11 hits in 6 1/3 innings.The series finale against the Ragin' Cajuns (36-4, 16-1) is today at 1 p.m.
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The community came together Sunday to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
The celebration featured performances of Chinese folk dance, calligraphy, music and more. Mayor Tim Kabat made an appearance at the event, as well.
The La Crosse Area Chinese Association hosted the celebration at U-W La Crosse's Cart Wright Center. Organizers say the Chinese New Year is a day of good luck, health and unity.
"This will give an opportunity to put the community together, and also give the opportunity to the kids to touch their roots and learn the culture," said Association President Gordon Zeng. "It's an opportunity for the local residents to experience the Chinese culture."
The New Year is China's largest event. This New Year celebration begins the year of the horse.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - Blake Bortles passed for 288 and three touchdowns and UCF stunned Penn State 34-31 on Saturday night.
Storm Johnson ran for a career-high 117 yards and a score and added a touchdown reception as the Knights (3-0) beat a Big Ten team for the first time in school history. UCF never trailed, having its way against Penn State's defense to give the newly minted American Athletic Conference a shot of respectability.
Zach Zwinak rushed for 128 yards and three touchdowns for the Nittany Lions (2-1) but also fumbled inside UCF territory with less than 6 minutes remaining, blunting a late Penn State rally.
Penn State quarterback Christian Hackenberg completed 21 of 28 passes for 262 yards and a touchdown but the Nittany Lions couldn't quite catch the faster, sleeker Knights after spotting UCF an 18-point lead.
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Paris and the sky
August 6, 2014 § 1 Comment
The anthropogenic nature of this city strikes me after the wildness of Darwin. Ever built, ever manmade, ever hard surfaced under foot. Even the flow of the Seine tamed between stone walls. But in Paris, its difficult not to embrace the human geography. There too is a deep and wild beauty embedded in history and culture. The churches the mountains of a rugged urban landscape. Green strolling parks made as if for falling in love. Ages built on ages, a close, closed intimate city, intimate within itself. Smells of flowers and fish, cheese and strawberries.
One evening I watch a string quintet playing the movements of Vivaldi in an old chapel with high reaching stained glass windows. Tall and majestic, the coloured walls reach up to create a cocoon for the music to bounce off. Intimacy again, its as if the music is coming from my very own body. The reflections of the colour and the sound so near to perfect, my love for the city is convinced.
And July is a beautiful time to be in Paris, especially late evening when the dusk starts creeping in, the light gentle and gold as it turns to the blue hour. The evening sky against the city is full of smell, of touch, of sight , of colour. All things possibly tangible. Another moment close to perfect, this precious dusk time. A quiet stillness above the hum of the city – above the gentle clatter of the dinner plates and the red wine voices that echo across terrace laden rooftops. And with these slow extended light summer evenings of Europe, these magic moments appear to last forever. They move so slowly, and you appear to be caught between them.
a turmeric life
May 25, 2014 § 2 Comments
I have almost been living off this drink the last 6 months. Served ice cold and sipped on the verandah in the evenings, the colour matching the turmeric setting sky. Its gently spicy and refreshing in a heart warming kind of way. AND, its body pleasing too. Turmeric has great anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties and is wonderful for settling an upset tummy. Interestingly, when served with black pepper the bioavailability of curcumin – its active ingredient – is enhanced 1000 times.
Iced Turmeric Tea
1 tsp powdered turmeric or 2 Tbsp fresh grated turmeric
2 – 3 Tbsp fresh grated ginger
A handful of freshly cut lemongrass (2 Tbsp of dry lemongrass tea would work too)
1 tsp peppercorns
2 Litres boiling water
Place all ingredients in a large bowl or glass jug. Pour over boiling water and allow to seep until cool. You will end up with a rich tonic that you can then store in the fridge. To serve, add around 2 shots of tonic to 1 cup cold water or mineral water and squeeze in some fresh lemon or lime.
a small cause for celebration
November 24, 2013 § 3 Comments
Three years ago to this day I started a blog, inspired by living and working as a cook at Friendly Beaches Lodge and, of all things, an article in a Jetstar inflight magazine about blogging. Before I read the article, I didn't even know what a blog was (yes, mainly becuase I had been living under a rock in Tasmania). Whilst I don't remember exactly what the article was about, I do remember that something in me stirred and at 25 000 feet above the Bass Strait en route to Melbourne I decided to start a blog. It would be a food blog, with stories and recipes and a focus on sustainable, local, seasonal, unplugged cooking. But, most importantly it would be a place to keep me creative, to force me into the kitchen and taking photos, a place to try to pull words from my thoughts and scrawl them on a blank screen. And so I wrote, "What better thing to do on a hot spring day than start a food blog…" 3 days later I was unexpectedly on a plane to Sierra Leone and my "food blog" was momentarily hijacked by travel stories.
Since then I have often enjoyed, occasionally hated, been frustrated, exhilarated, both ashamed and very proud of this place. I have tried very hard to be honest with myself and have had to learn to be brave, to throw words out to the world and that strangely intimidating public realm. But here I am with 3 years of stories from my wooden spoon and my favourite blue ceramic pot. I am so grateful to each of you who have read this blog. You who have put up with my terrible spelling and my often flippant nature in the kitchen, thank you so much. It humbles me no end to think that I may sometimes write something that someone wants to read and cook something that someone wants to cook.
A small cause for celebration, here are some of the recipes from the last three years that I love the most.
Quinoa Pancakes
Strawberries and Basil
Chocolate Coated Dried Plums Marinated in White Wine and Thyme
Oma's Cabbage
Osso Buco
Zucchini and Bacon Soup
Persian Love Cake
November 8, 2013 § 2 Comments
A few weeks back I went to Melbourne for a friend's wedding in East Gippsland. There on a small property amongst the green and rolling hills we walked up to the top of a ridge, the sun golden and almost setting, to share with them their love and vows of togetherness and foreverness. I was so moved by the graciousness of love on that day, not just in the space between them, but also amongst us, all their friends, who each shared in that love for them. What a thing to celebrate! I danced until 4am in the morning and could barely move the next day, but my sore calves were a welcome reminder of the joy we can find between each other.
As you can probably guess there was cake involved… 15 different kinds to be precise. Each guest was asked to bring a plate for dinner, and most of us being most of us, naturally wanted to bring cake.
The cake I have for you today is a Persian Love Cake. With a name like that, could you really resist? In Persia, this cake is cooked by a mother in law for her daughters husband to be. The story goes, that once he eats the cake he will fall madly in love and they will have a happy marriage.
Thanks to Gourmet traveller and a dear friend for introducing me to this cake. I haven't looked back!
Recipe for Persian Love Cake
360 gm (3 cups) almond meal
220 gm (1 cup) raw sugar (I used a bit less)
220 gm (1 cup) brown sugar (I used a bit less)
120 gm unsalted butter, softened
2 eggs, lightly beaten
250 gm Greek-style yoghurt, plus extra to serve
1 tbsp freshly grated nutmeg
45 gm (¼ cup) pistachios, coarsely chopped (optional)
Preheat your oven to 180C. Combine almond meal, sugars, butter and 1 tsp salt in a bowl, then rub with fingertips until coarse crumbs form. Spoon half the mixture into a lightly buttered and lined 26cm-diameter springform pan, gently pressing to evenly cover base.
Add egg, yoghurt and nutmeg to remaining crumble mixture and beat with a wooden spoon until smooth and creamy. Pour over prepared base, smooth top and scatter pistachios around the edge. The recipe says to bake for 30 -35 minutes. I baked mine for about 45 minutes. And its good to keep in mind that the cake can still be a bit soft in the middle. It will keep in an airtight container for up to a week.
late september
September 28, 2013 § 3 Comments
I had a dismal attempt at trying to grow watermelons this year. The process started with me very excited. I made a little round bed full of compost and manure and planted two little seeds inside. They sprouted and grew… A little… I watered them and they grew some more. They bloomed tiny little flowers and even grew one tiny little watermelon. Then I went away and the little watermelon shrivelled up. Then the rest of the vine shrivelled. And one day they were dead. And that was that.
The sun is relentless here. Unforgiving. I realise my mistake, I shouldn't have put them in a place that gets all day sun, and I should definitely have mulched them more.
But still, I have been managing to eat some of the very best watermellons I ever had. The local ones are cheep and abundant at this time of year. They are a deep bright pink and so so sweet.
So I have a recipe for you today, a drink, and a very refreshing one at that. It comes out of the beautiful cookbook The New Persian Kitchen. Its a watermelon, mint, and cider vinegar tonic!
Author Notes: "Even if drinking vinegar sounds like a dare — and maybe that's why you ordered it — it's anything but. It's sweet and sour and icy-cold. It vibrates and clangs with fruit and vinegar, and soothes with sweetness and mint. It is the most refreshing drink you will have this summer". From The New Persian Kitchen
Recipe for Watermelon Mint and Cider Vinegar Tonic
Makes about 5 cups concentrate
3 cups water, plus more to serve
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1 cup honey
6 cups coarsely chopped watermelon
1 cup tightly packed fresh mint, plus more to serve
1 cup apple cider vinegar (preferably with the mother because that is the best kind for you)
Ice cubes, cucumber, and lime to serve.
- Boil the water and salt in a medium saucepan. Add the honey and allow to dissolve before removing from the heat.
- Combine the watermelon and mint in a large bowl and stir in the hot honey water. Leave to cool to room temperature.
- Once cool, add the vinegar and allow the mixture to steep in the refrigerator for several hours or up to overnight.
- Strain the mixture and eat the watermelon chunks, if desired.
- Store the concentrate in a clean glass jar in the refrigerator for up to 1 week.
- To serve, pour 1/4 cup of the concentrate into a glass over ice and dilute with 3/4 cup water. Garnish with the watermelon, cucumber, and mint.
snake beans
July 15, 2013 § 2 Comments
The Tropical Garden Spectacular was on a few weeks ago. At the botanical gardens under trees with impossibly huge canopies I watched some local food cooking demonstrations. Lined up on straw bales with the green grass at our feet, some glimpse of paradise on the warm breeze, the chef Selvam Kandasamy from Saffrron, taught a small group of us how to make snake beans, sautéed in spices with coconut and curry leaves. And this my dear friends is a dish to be celebrated.
Snake beans are the lanky tropical equivalent of the green bean and you would be forgiven for thinking them somewhat tough and woody with little flavour. This recipe however does them justice. It is full of flavour, crunchy, slightly sweet, bright green and turmeric yellow. The coconut and chili melts on your tongue. The intermittent curry leaves are bright in your mouth. The beans are cooked hot in a wok for just the very right amount of time making them softly crunchy and fluorescent.
I have made this recipe many times since then and each time I have continued to love it. It is similar to the original made by Selvam Kandsamy except I have used coconut oil instead of peanut oil.
Spicy Snake Beans with Coconut and Curry Leaves
Serves: 4 – 5 as a main or 6 – 8 as a side dish.
Note: If you are in distant and cooler parts wanting to use something more locally appropriate I am sure green beans would also make a good substitute.
3 Tbsp pure coconut oil
2 flat tsp brown mustard seeds
2 flat tsp turmeric
1/2 tsp salt
1 red onion finely diced
1 whole fresh red chillis (you can also use 1 tsp dried chilli flakes instead)
1 Tbsp Split yellow lentils (optional)
4 cups chopped snake beans
1/2 cup shredded coconut
A good handful fresh curry leaves
Extra salt to taste
Prepare all your ingredients before hand. Once you start cooking it all happens fast.
In a wok heat the oil on a medium to high flame until hot. Add the mustard seeds, turmeric, onion, and salt. Stir until the onions turn just translucent, then add the chilli and lentils. Continue stirring and add the beans and coconut stirring until the beans are just cooked through but still have a crunch and are bright green. Add the curry leaves and remove from heat.
It is lovely served as a side to fish or on its own with brown rice.
I hope you like it as much as I do.
June 23, 2013 § Leave a comment
Without meaning to belabour the point, winter is an exciting time in the top end. Really it is like summer down south and the vegies that grow this time of year are proof of that. We have four cucumber plants in pots under the verandah in anticipation that they will provide some edible shade in the coming months. But in the meantime, I have been getting them from the markets, small and sweet, straight from the local growers at Humpty Doo.
And I know I have mentioned this to you before, but I do love pickles. Crunchy, tart, sour, salty. In true wholesome, traditional and healthy fashion, I have provided you with an old recipe for making pickles, one that uses ancient methods of fermentation and preservation. This way you get all those wonderful lactobacillus which I have been told, on countless occasions by my mother, – are very very good for you. And mothers are always right.
If you want a recipe for pickles that tastes like those you buy in the shops you will need to look elsewhere. Inspired by Jenny at Nourished Kitchen, this recipe uses salt rather than vinegar and as a result, the lacto fermentation process. But still, below I have given you two options for making brine. The first is exclusively with salt and the second is with less salt and a small amount of apple cider vinegar. You can decide which version you like the best.
Lacto fermented pickled cucumbers
For pickling, try to use freshly picked cucumbers if possible, but if not, get ones that are organic and as fresh and small as you can find. Say no more than 2 inches long.
Enough pickling cucumbers to fill your jar(s).
4 cloves of fresh organic garlic – per 500ml jar
1 tsp spices (for example, allspice, mustard seeds, bay leaf, black pepper, dried chilli flakes etc) – per 500ml jar
Optional – Use 1 fresh grape-vine leaf with the stem removed or a horseradish leaf per 500ml jar. This will help your pickles to stay crisp when the lactic acid fermentation is complete.
Option 1: 2 ½ – 3 tablespoons of salt per 4 cups of chlorine free filtered water
Option 2: 1 tablespoon of salt and 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar for every 3 cups of chlorine free filtered water.
(1 cup of brine usually fills a 500ml jar)
If you were unable to pick your cucumbers fresh, the first thing you will need to do is soak them in very cold icy water to perk them up before they ferment. Next, you'll want to make sure all stems and flowery ends have been removed as they may give an off-flavor to the pickles. I generally cut a tiny scrape off the ends of each cucumber with a knife to be certain. It is also important that each cucumber is cleaned carefully. These steps will help ensure your pickles remain crunchy.
Place the pickling cucumbers, garlic and spices in sterilised jars in layers and ensure that they are a snug fit but without damaging the cucumbers. Add the horseradish or grape-vine leaf if you have it.
Prepare your brine. Shake or stir to help the salt fully dissolve. Pour the brine over the pickling cucumbers, until all of the ingredients are submerged. It is important that all of the ingredients are covered with the brine, and if necessary add a clean weight into the jar to help push them under the liquid, for example, a small plastic lid. Secure the lid and allow to ferment at room temperature for between 5 and 10 days, depending on your climate. The cooler it is the longer it will take. Once they are ready, store in the fridge to be eaten as you please.
As a side, I know it can be a fear with people, as it was with me, to be uncertain about whether your ferments are off. All I can say is, trust me, you will know. The smell is bad enough that you won't want to touch them.


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By Jon Seidel Sun-Times Media email@example.com May 18, 2011 4:16PM
Joshua K. Price
Updated: August 28, 2011 12:21AM
A Will County judge set a $1 million bail Wednesday for a Crest Hill man who told police he used child pornography to distract himself from thoughts of killing his wife and two young daughters.
Joshua K. Price, 26, was arrested March 29 and faces three child pornography possession charges that could land him seven years in jail, according to court records. His bail was originally set at $250,000.
Police said Price was "very honest" in videotaped interviews, though. They said he has post-traumatic stress disorder after serving in the military in the Middle East, and he was using child pornography to take his mind off his anger.
Will County Detective Joseph Fazio also said Price told him the pornography "keeps him from thinking about killing his wife and children." His daughters are 4 and 6, according to court records.
Police said they found 1,700 images on his computer showing not only pornography but images of dismembered women.
"If these images are staged images and not genuine," prosecutors wrote in a request for higher bond, "the level of staging appears very sophisticated."
Judge Edward Burmila interrupted a hearing on that request Wednesday after hearing how Price used the pornography, and he set Price's bail at $1 million.
Price was arrested after he left a flash drive containing the pornographic images in a computer lab at Joliet Junior College, authorities said.
When the drive was turned in, a lab assistant looked on it to try to find its owner and discover class work belonging to Price along with the pornography.
When police searched his Crest Hill apartment and seized his computer and more flash drives there.


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Favorite Breakfast sandwich
- egbluesuede Nov 6, 2007 07:12 AM
I love making breakfast sandwiches. My weekend fare is usually pretty simple, (bagel, egg, cheese, mustard, and canadian bacon or something along those lines.) but, I had an awesome panini this morning (from the office cafeteria no less), so I thought I would try to share with everyone, and see if there are any other great ideas out there to spice up my weekends. Sorry this isn't exact, but I tried to pay attention to how they made it. They used one of those big electric griddles, so I plan on trying it at home on my griddle.
Prosciutto/Havarti Breakfast Panini
Thin sliced prosciutto
Havarti cheese
Whole grain mustard
Thick sliced, panini bread. (Gotta find out what kind)
Beat 1 egg for each sandwich you are making, and thin it out with a little milk or water. I think you want the egg to be thin. Dice up the scallions very fine.
Cut and butter the panini bread, and set that on the griddle to begin toasting. After you flip it once, add a slice of havarti cheese on one slice and cover to let the cheese melt. Spread the whole grain mustard on the other slice of bread. While that is toasting, slowly pour some of the egg onto the griddle, and let it cook up while adding scallions. Fold over several times to cook through, and end up with a sandwich shaped layer of eggs and scallions. Just before final plating, drop some of the prosciutto onto the skillet and warm up slightly. Put the egg onto the bread and top with the prosciutto. Serve. Delicious!
I have a couple
#1 Fried brown egg with a runny yolk
Bacon/sausage or gyros meat
cheese(swiss,mozarella, pepperjack, or provolone)
atop a buttered toasted english muffin
#2 Scrambled brown eggs with pieces of veal bologna
Cheese(swiss, ppperjack, or provolone)
atop a buttered toasted english muffin
I substitute toasted wheat bread if I do not have english muffins around
re: swsidejim
cream cheese, smoked salmon, poached egg, scallions on a toasted english muffin
re: Snowflake
is this like an open faced sandwhich? Sounds good! reminds me of my favorite style of eggs benedict, only no hollandaise
1. Goat brie, fried sage, slow scrambled eggs, and prosciutto; avocado, if I can get it
2. Thick slice of tomato, red onion, poached egg, gouda, and Canadian bacon
3. Marmite, fried egg, pepper jack cheese (workday morning breakfast in the car)
4. Avocado mashed up with lemon juice, lots of salt, prosciutto, and a fried egg
Crunchy everything bagel, cream cheese, doritos.
Onion bagel with cream cheese and tomato.
White toast with egg salad, simple and good.
Twelve grain bread with peanut butter, sliced apple.
Left over italian sausage with scrambled egg on italian bread
Peppers and eggs on italian bread.
Left over spinach with scrambled egg and feta.
re: JOJOGIRL
I see you like breakfast sandwiches? I love the idea of using left-overs from dinner, which if I think about it, could open up some creative possibilties. Dinner Friday nite, becomes even better breakfast Sat AM....
Oh, I feel rather unsophisticated now...but this has definitely been breakfast for the last two weeks or so!
Just ripe juicy pear, thinly sliced + natural peanut butter (but almond would probably be amazing) + cinnamon/nutmeg on really good whole wheat or other dark bread. Mmm.
re: atheorist
thanks for the non-egg suggestions. Despite my breakfast cravings, I gotta watch the cholesterol. And I LOVE smoked salmon!
re: Diane in Bexley
The beauty of regional differences.
Taylor (it's the brand name) ham is a spicy pork roll that is sold in grocers. jfood thinks it is somewhat of a spicy bologna type product. Throw it into a pan of sizzling salted butter, flip, place on a hard roll, throw an egg in the pan and break the yolk, flip, top with LOL white American and place on the ham. A little heaven on the GSP.
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re: Diane in Bexley
I grew up in Ohio and love fried bologna too. simple and delish...no reason it couldn't be a breakfast sandwich either. I add mustard and ketchup to mine.
re: Diane in Bexley
Bologna is different from Taylor in a similar manner that regular salami is different from Kosher salami is different from Italian salami. Each are great in their own right and a fried bologna sandwich with mayo and cheese on white is a great sandwich (throw a slice of pickle on that one) but a taylor ham sandwich is slightly different thanthe Oscar Mayer/Boars Head/HN bologna sammich..
This morning the pickings were slim as I really need to get to the market, so the SO and I had cashew butter and apricot jam on sliced no knead bread. My SO sprinkled his sandwich with a bit of granola and I put some raisins on mine. Very satisfying, though typically I like to eat something with a slower burn than white no knead bread for breakfast. Over the weekend we had smoked turkey sausage and havarti on sourdough(another just using what we had on hand sandwich). I put the sandwiches together the night before and wrapped them v. tightly in plastic wrap and kept them in the fridge over night. This made a huge difference and greatly improved the sandwich as all of the flavors had melded so nicely.
I love breakfast sandwiches too!
When I'm feeling health-conscious: whole grain toast with a couple of scrambled egg whites, a slice of low fat ham and a slice of tomato
When I'm not: toasted sesame bagel with scrambled egg and onion, melted aged cheddar and sliced sausage or bacon
Mine's easy. First, I love sandwiches ... and breakfast is my favorite meal of the day.
Secondly, my favorite sandwich is a BLT.
Many years ago I was able to go to a little car wash snack stand to buy a killer BLT with egg before work a couple of times a week. I've never been able to replicate it exactly but this is the idea:
3 slices toasted bread [my favorite is toasted rye]
1 egg softly cooked
Crunchy lettuce
Assemble these into your sandwich. Slice in half and serve while the cruch remains in the toast, the sandwich and the lettuce.
Yum ...
I have to credit 'wichcraft in NYC with this one:
Poached egg, gorgonzola, frisee, and bacon on ciabatta.
~Eddie H.
Don't usually do this as trying to watch calories, BUT...my fav is grilled croissant with 2 poached or fried eggs, couple slices bacon or sausage patties, Jarlsberg or Gouda cheese - about 10,000 calories!
A weekend usual is toasted sesame bagel with low fat cream cheese and sliced green olives.


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Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Robert Oberbillig rejected arguments by John Huppenthal that he was legally entitled to start gathering signatures on nominating petitions last year, when he had formed only an exploratory committee. Oberbillig said that is contrary to state law which requires establishment of a full-blown campaign committee to circulate petitions.
But the judge rejected a request by Rhonda Barnes, an attorney for Democratic interests, to disallow any of the signatures that Huppenthal had gathered before he formed that exploratory committee on Jan. 11. That would have ended his campaign, as all of his more than 11,000 signatures were collected before that date.
Oberbillig said the only penalty under state law for illegally collecting signatures on nominating petitions is a fine, which can be up to $1,000. The judge said if legislators had wanted to void the petitions, they should have written the law that way.
Huppenthal, a state senator who represents Chandler, was legally precluded from forming a campaign committee before this past January.
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The Portuguese star now has 21 league goals and he's 11/2 to bag exactly 33 and surpass Dennis Viollet's club record of 32 set in 1959/60. He's 12/1 to end the season with 34 and equal the Premier League record held by Andrew Cole (1993/94) and Alan Shearer (1994/95) - and both achieved their tallies over 42 games instead of the present 38.
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From Jan. 24-27, the Centennials will take to the ice at the 2013 International Silver Stick Tournament in Port Huron, Mich.
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"Our one loss this season was to Georgian Shores in our own rink. They won 4-3 and had maybe five shots on net," said Dubbin.
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Midland qualified for the international final by winning the Bob Merkley Regional Silver Stick Tournament, held in Midland in December, clinching the title with a 3-1 win over the Cobourg Cougars.
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About half of the Midland roster consists of returning players from last season.
"Last year, I had nine first-year players on the team," noted Dubbin, adding those nine have gained confidence and sharpened their skills in their second season at the bantam level.
"Besides what they do on the ice, what makes the team so good is the fact they are all just great kids," he said. "They play and practise and come to the rink wanting to learn, and that makes it so much fun for me and the rest of the coaching staff."
He has already been surfing the Internet gathering information on the Colorado and Pennsylvania teams the Midland bantams will face in pool play when they reach Michigan.
Dubbin refers to himself as the co-coach of the team, noting fellow coach Mark Dunford makes as big a contribution as any of the other off-ice staff.
"Mark is an unbelievable coach, and we balance each other out so well. His calmness helps to keep my excitement in balance. I can get him excited and he can keep me calm," said Dubbin.
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Welcome to the Industry Insights section of B-Hive. Over the next few months we will be interviewing some of Birmingham's most successful PR, Marketing, Creative and Digital professionals – the B-Hive employers!
Today Tom Grocott, Director at Leader Communications is telling us his five year predictions for the PR and Marketing sector.
How you do feel the rise of social media has affected your campaigns?
Media channels have always evolved and will continue to do so. As a PR consultant our job is firstly to understand what needs to be communicated, and then to consider the best ways of actually doing it. Social media has opened up a new and exciting channel for PR previously inaccessible to even the best consultants. The social media landscape presents a unique opportunity to listen in more detail and breadth than ever before. It also presents a fantastic opportunity for brands to engage directly with their stakeholders. In answer to the question, social media, along with all other elements of online marketing is rapidly becoming part of every campaign. The challenge for the PR industry in my view is to step up to the mark, to fully understand the new digital landscape and to not just 'bolt-on' social media as part of traditional PR programmes.
How do you see the PR and Marketing sector growing in the next five years?
My answer really depends on how the industry responds to the digital landscape. If we simply respond with a traditional PR approach then we could be sidelined by the digital agencies. However, if we respond positively in the way I know we are capable of, the future is very exciting. As an industry we are extremely well positioned to understand and interpret the new rules of engagement and to truly understand the opportunities available for companies and brands.
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Sao Paulo MBA Admissions Multi-School Event
MBA Admissions
Wednesday, August 27, 2014 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (BRT)
São Paulo , Brazil
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London, United Kingdom
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Florence, Italy
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Cornell Johnson, Darden School of Business, Duke Fuqua, Michigan Ross, NYU Stern, and Yale SOM
invite you to join us at the:
MBA Admissions Multi-School Event in Sao Paulo
Wednesday, August, 27, 7:00 p.m.
Renaissance Sao Paulo Hotel
Alameda Santos, 2233
Cerqueira César, São Paulo
SP, 01419-002, Brazil
Take this unique opportunity to learn about 6 top business schools
Get application tips from a panel of admissions officers from all the programs
Learn about each school's academic offerings, student life and career services
We look forward to meeting you.
Have questions about Sao Paulo MBA Admissions Multi-School Event? Contact MBA Admissions
When & Where
Renaissance Sao Paulo Hotel
Alameda Santos, 2233
Cerqueira César
São Paulo ,
Wednesday, August 27, 2014 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (BRT)
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Another was to say you have to go to the bathroom. Short for pee-pee.
"Hold on a minute, I have ta go peeps."
Cindy Sullivan tarafından 18 Eylül 2005, Pazar
the peeple you deal with or ( smiling) the peeps with whom you have a dealio... or not. you might not have a dealio with your "peeps."
what's the dealio with your peeps?
bittersweet symphony tarafından 26 Eylül 2003, Cuma
two people on the same soccer team that are very close friends
those 2 r really close they are also peeps
nate kutok tarafından 11 Haziran 2003, Çarşamba


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by Mark
Thank you kathryne maY I ask you how u dealt with insomnia.
Lonlyness was iS easier not to bother family or difficult.
Also the feelin inside beside pain is unreal. How can I improve my thinkin from bad thoughts?
Sorry for my writing.
The weird part at least my case I eat so little coz digestion slow etc but not losing fast weight but all my muscles but legs hands etc collapsed but I can make few walks to toilet. I think body this way saves us energy
Thank u dear. u look lovely on web foto.
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