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Most folks have heard of bonfires as part of solstice celebrations, in the Northern Tradition we also have traditions concerning the yule log, as well as the ashen faggot which was a collection of bundled branches that were burned instead. We see in the Christian practice of Saint Lucy's Day, what I feel is a pre-Christian practice of bringing light on the darkest and longest of nights. Among English sources, we know that remnants of the previous years yule log, was used to help light the next … [Read more...]
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- Package ground meat in 1/3 the time it takes to freezer wrap it
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Original recipe yields 2 braids
- Heat oven to 375 degrees F. Stir together artichokes, 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese and mayonnaise.
- Unroll dough and separate into 2 long rectangles; place crosswise on opposite ends of ungreased large cookie sheet. Press each into 11x4 1/2-inch rectangle, firmly pressing perforations to seal.
- Spoon half of artichoke mixture lengthwise down center of each rectangle in 1 1/2-inch-wide strip. Top each evenly with pimiento.
- On long sides of each rectangle, make 15 cuts about 3/4 inch apart almost to edge of artichoke mixture. For braided appearance, fold strips of dough at an angle halfway across artichoke mixture with ends of strips slightly overlapping, alternating from side to side; pinch to seal.
- Bring ends of each braid together to form ring; press ends together to seal. Carefully brush tops of rings with egg; sprinkle with 1 teaspoon Parmesan cheese.
- Bake 13 to 18 minutes or until deep golden brown. Cool 5 minutes. Carefully loosen braids from cookie sheet with wide spatula; slide onto serving plate. Cut between strips into thin slices; serve warm.
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SOOOO GOOOD! I added more garlic to spice it up but it was awesome! I've already made it like 5 times for company. I got a huge jar of artichoke hearts at costco. LOVE IT!
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es buena para comer no es que sea muy rapida pero es sencilla
I added about a half a head of minced roasted garlic. Next time I make this, I'll find some way to spice it up a bit more, even if it is with just a little extra garlic or garlic powder.
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Amount Per Serving (16 total)
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- 9%
- Carbs
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- 2%
- Protein
- 2.7 g
- 5%
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- Sodium
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- 8%
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Director Andrew Stanton looks back on the reception to John Carter, and confirms that he's signed up to make Finding Nemo 2...
An interesting piece has popped up over at the Los Angeles Times, where Andrew Stanton - on the eve of the US re-release of his most successful film, Finding Nemo - has been looking back at John Carter.
Talking about the creative freedom on the project afforded to him by Disney, Stanton built reshoot time into his schedule from the start. However, as the piece notes, unlike animated films, reshoots on big Hollywood live action movies are rarely viewed positively.
"There was this weird air the summer before of schadenfreude, of doomed to fail", Stanton said. "It isn't a nice atmosphere to be in, but what can you do about it?"
The negative reaction to John Carter left Andrew Stanton 'wounded', reports the piece. But not to the point where he's lost belief that John Carter will find its audience in the years ahead.
Stanton went on to confirm that he was indeed returning to direct Finding Nemo 2, although that wasn't the original, immediate plan. "What was immediately on the list was writing a second Carter movie. When that went away, everything slid up. I know I'll be accused by more sarcastic people that it's a reaction to Carter not doing well, but only in its timing, but not in its conceit".
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I was a fan of the movie, but then I liked Chronicles of Riddick too.
I'm not sure why people don't respond to these big space epics.
Very sad, I thought it was a flawed but hugely underrated film. Some of the reviewers had clearly made their mind up before even watching it. Considering the obvious care and hard work that had gone into making John Carter it seems a waste if they cant build upon the first film with a couple of sequels from the other books. A case study in terrible marketing, NOT a terrible film.
Well, I did watch John Carter on iTunes and was a bit surprised, why the reception of this movie was so bad. Liked it.
I was unaware of a negative reaction, just a complete LACK of reaction. Reviews were positive; those who saw it really liked it. I'd say that the failure was due to the MARKETING of the film. It should have retained its original title "John Carter of Mars". People just didn't know about the film; coupled with the naff title giving nothing away, meant the film was doomed. DOOOOOOMED!
I'd love to see a sequel. Sad panda time. :(
John Carter was a really flawed movie but it deserved to do better. I fell in love with Lynn Collins who just looked incredible. She would make a great Wonder Women.
I absolutely love the movie. I felt it managed to capture the feel of old-fashioned adventures and adapt it for a modern audience as well, without being too wishy-washy and desperate to appear politically correct. I sat from start to finish, enjoying myself immensely. Because I enjoyed it so much I had a nagging feeling that this wouldn't last, and I kept worrying whether it would start sucking soon. Well, it never started sucking and stayed good, even better than it needed to be. This is easily one of the most entertaining movies I have seen in a while.
True. She does look very much like typical portrayals of the character.
I liked Riddick too! And I even know someone who (shock!horror!) likes it more than Pitch Black. I agree - aside from Star Wars and Avatar, these things rarely go well...
Tragic marketing killed this film. Why remove Mars from the title? Who knows. But in years to come this will be used as an example of how NOT to market a tent-pole summer film. Plus the fact that I'd never heard of the actor playing Carter. From what I can tell he's some TV actor who was also in the dire looking Battleship. Ah well. Lesson learn't Disney?
Agreed, mainly, JonTheGod. I liked it, but I thought it was lots of really good stuff joined to gether with bits of bluetack. The title, as you say, was not right. I think it gave the impression to the public that the studio was slightly ashamed of the story being set on Mars. "The Warlord of Mars" might have been better. On the plus side there were some great actors in it, such as Ciaran Hinds, James Purefoy, Mark Strong and Polly Walker (under-used). To me, the film tried to be too many things and needed a great deal of tightening-up. It ended up reminding me of a reasonably good 1950s Japanese sci-fi film stretched to the point of growing tedious by the end. Can it be mere coincidence that Hinds, Purefoy and Walker starred together in the TV series "Rome"?
I did not enjoy John Carter, if only because his ability to jump arbitrarily high in order to solve any problem made the entire thing a bit stupid, to me. Without that, I would have enjoyed the film.
Riddick was good though.


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PAINESVILLE — The soles of the white, high-top tennis shoes held by Lake County Forensic Investigator David Green were black, highlighting the circular pattern of the tread, the ink pointing the finger of guilt at 23-year-old accused murderer Zachary Weimer.
The size 11 1/2 "Air Force One" shoes may have been designed by Nike, but they — and the shoe prints they left behind — belong to Weimer, Green testified in Lake County Common Pleas court on Thursday.
Weimer faces 17 charges including aggravated murder, burglary and receiving stolen property. He is accused of stabbing 77-year-old Eleanor Robertson 94 times before dousing her body with chemicals and robbing the house of valuables.
"The size, tread, pattern, wear of the sole — they are all consistent with the impressions I made at the crime lab to the four shoe prints we recovered at the murder scene," Green said.
The shoe prints were found, "almost by accident," Green said, as investigators carefully processed trace evidence after 77-year-old Madison Township resident Eleanor Robertson was found dead in her home on June 13.
"I was processing (the victim's) bedding, the dust ruffle cover, for hairs," Green said, "and I saw what appeared to be dust on the one corner. The dust was shoe prints."
Green said Robertson's body, which was hidden under clothing and a mattress, had been burned with sulfuric acid, which caused the carpeting around the body to completely disintegrate.
"The carpet fibers were actually gone," Green testified.
The four footprints found at Robertson's Canterbury Drive home and one partial fingerprint found on stolen property at Weimer's mother's home point the finger of murder at Zachary, crime scene investigator and trace evidence specialist Ray Jorz testified.
Shoulders squared and eyes down, 25-year-old Greg Weimer began his testimony against his younger brother, his expression emotionless.
But Greg Weimer's blank stare and monotone voice dissolved when his gaze connected with his brother's.
Greg Weimer told the jury how he allowed his drug-addicted brother to live in his Madison Township home to help him kick his illegal habits. Within a week, Zachary had attempted to cash $250 in fraudulent checks from Greg's account and became implicated in Robertson's murder. Robertson lived across the street from Greg Weimer.
Lake County assistant public defender James Mathews took witness Richard Gould to task Thursday, saying Weimer's former jail house friend's testimony sounded a lot like a newspaper story published when the two were still incarcerated together.
In jail for burglary himself, Gould struck up a friendship with Zachary Weimer. In his testimony Thursday, Gould said he befriended Weimer by helping him detox from heroin.
"Within five or six days he started to confide in me," Gould said.
Gould said Weimer was worried about his mother, Danna Weimer, who was also being held at the jail for her part in Robertson's burglary and death.
"Little by little, he started opening up about things," Gould said. "He said he and his buddy planned to rob an old lady. When she answered the door, they rushed in and demanded a safe and stabbed her with a screwdriver."
"It was pretty horrific," he said.
Other details, such as pouring perfume and nail polish remover on the body and lighting candles all over the scene "to incinerate the body," were also revealed in these long talks, Gould said.
"They were going to tip over a candle and make it look like a fire, like an accident," he said.
Mathews said these are all details outlined in a front-page newspaper article available to all inmates and parroted by Gould for a much-reduced jail sentence on felony theft charges.
Lake County assistant prosecutor Mark Bartolotta said asked Gould if he had any reason to lie to the jury.
"It would hurt me to lie right now," Gould testified. "Perjury is a crime and a violation of my probation. I have 19 years of jail time hanging over my head if I violate probation. I have two small children I want to see grow up."


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When men so famous we know them on a first-name basis get together, the world tends to take notice.
Such was the case when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins gathered one December day in 1956 for an impromptu recording session at Memphis famed Sun Records. That historic and only meeting of the four music greats is recounted in Million Dollar Quartet, a musical depicting the events and songs that made the men legends.
The musical, which won a Tony Award in 2010, rocks its way into the Gallo Center for the Arts on Nov. 15-17.
The man behind those men, who helped to kick-start their careers, was Sun Records founder Sam Phillips. The music impresario is played in Million Dollar Quartet by actor Vince Nappo, who most recently was seen in the ABC drama Red Widow and has been with the nationally touring show since last November.
They all jammed together at Sun in Memphis and it actually really happened, Nappo said in a phone interview with The Bee from the road. But what (the musical) is really about is Sam Phillips founding Sun Records and him founding the four of these guys. They all needed molding and for someone to unlock the talent within them. Thats something Sam really had a knack for.
Throughout the show, Nappos Phillips provides narration for that night and flashbacks to important moments in each mans career. But the musical is also packed with some of the singers greatest hits, including Blue Suede Shoes, Thats All Right, Hound Dog, Walk the Line, Folsom Prison Blues, Great Balls of Fire and Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On.
It really was like the dawn of a new era with this sort of music, Nappo said. It really was a music revolution. I think a lot of people thought this rock n roll was just a fad and it would fall away. But you can hear this music in the music that is being written now. Itll always be an influence.
Nappo said one of the challenges in the production for him was to give life to a character not many people outside of music aficionados are familiar with. But he said it was just as challenging for his co-stars to inhabit the larger-than-life musical icons. Actors James Barry (as Perkins), John Countryman (Lewis), Tyler Hunter (Presley) and Scott Moreau (Cash) all had to do more than mere impersonations.
They wanted to capture the spirit of those guys, Nappo said. Theyve all done a really incredible job of finding a perfect balance and playing their instruments like nobodys business.
The musical made its Broadway debut in 2010. That year, original cast member Levi Kreis earned a Tony for his portrayal of Lewis. The production opened in Londons West End a year later and also began touring nationally.
Nappo said the story of these men and their music is something that connects with audiences everywhere. This stuff really strikes a chord with people people who have really fond memories of sitting in a room with their parents and growing up with that music. I hope we can take them back to this era.
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Dancing beyond boundaries
Mark Morris is one of the world's leading choreographers. Since founding the Mark Morris Dance Group in 1980, Morris has created more than 120 works. Combining graceful movement, beautiful music and notable wit, his performances are always accompanied by live music. November 17 will be no exception. Witness two classic pieces from the 80's paired with two recent works, all set to music performed by the MMDG Music Ensemble.
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Your child's science fair project is off to a great start. She has chosen a topic that she is excited about, but she needs your help figuring out how to use the steps of the scientific method to organize her project. If you're like many parents, it's been awhile since you've had to use the scientific method. Here's a quick rundown of the six steps.
Note: Science teachers and books vary as to how many steps are involved. You may see as few as four or as many as seven; the difference lies in whether or not the steps are broken down into sub-steps.
1. Observation: Observation could also be stated as coming up with an idea or, more simply, curiosity. By observing the world around her, your child can begin to notice things happen or certain phenomena. Once she finds something that really piques her curioisity, she'll move on to Step 2.
2. Question (also known as State the Problem): This step takes Observation a bit further. Now it's time to verbalize what has piqued your child's curiosity. What exactly did she wonder about? Does she want to know if there's a connection between two things? Is she wondering if plants grow better in once set of circumstances then another?
3. Hypothesis: A hypothesis is an "educated guess" at the answer to the question posed. It doesn't matter if the hypothesis is correct or incorrect, that's what the science fair project is supposed to discover. It is important that the hypothesis is related to the question asked. For example, hypothesizing that raccoons sleep during the day because they are avoiding predators doesn't have anything to do with why the weather patterns seem to be changing in the southern part of the United States.
4. Experimentation: Experimentation is coming up with a test to prove or disprove the hypothesis. It involves creating a test that looks at all the different variables and has a few sub-steps to it.
- 4a. Predicition: After the experiment is designed, your child will need to make note of what she thinks is going to happen.
- 4b. Gather data: Your child will gather information about what happened to each variable during and after the experiment.
5. Analysis: This is one of the trickier steps of the scientific methods. Using charts, graphs or other ways of displaying the data gathered, your child will take a hard look at it to see if there are any visisble patterns. Then she will need to decide whether or not she has enough information to support or disprove her hypothesis.
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DURHAM — After logging a career-high in minutes and blocks and collecting at least five rebounds for just the third time in his career, Marshall Plumlee was asked if the Syracuse game, specifically the first half, was his finest collegiate moment to date.
I dont know, I guess thats up for viewers discretion, he said. Im proud of it.
As well he should be, as Plumlee has gone from the end of the bench to meaningful contributor for the No. 6 Blue Devils (22-6, 11-4 ACC), who will face last-place Virginia Tech (9-17, 2-12) Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Plumlee recorded all of his stats in the first half, when he played 15 minutes. Leg cramps limited him to four second-half minutes, prompting coach Mike Krzyzewski to remark that he needs to get used to playing more minutes.
Playing time hasnt been easy to come by for Plumlee, who redshirted his first year on campus and then suffered a stress fracture in his left foot days before practice began his redshirt year.
His foot issues lingered through last season, when he was limited to 50 minutes, total, for the season.
Before the Blue Devils loss at Clemson caused Krzyzewski to start using a deeper bench, Plumlee was averaging 5.8 minutes per game. He didnt play at all against East Carolina, Vermont, Alabama or Clemson.
Its clear that the more time he spends on the court, the more comfortable he grows. In the first game against Syracuse, on Feb. 1 in the Carrier Dome, Plumlee frequently had a deer-in-headlights look and was limited to 10 minutes despite foul trouble for all of Dukes other front-court players.
In the more recent game against the Orange, he moved much more assertively, calling out shots on defense and scoring four points with finishes around the rim.
As the third of the three Plumlee brothers to play at Duke, its natural to try to compare him to his older brothers, Miles and Mason, both of whom have found success this season in the NBA.
Dont, Krzyzewski said.
Hes a different player than his brothers, Krzyzewski said of Marshall. Hes a center. Mason and Miles played both positions, but Marshall wants to be a center, a protector of the basket. He wants to be a center, and thats what he is. Hes athletic, though all three Plumlee brothers are excellent athletes. Its taken Marshall some time to get back to that athleticism.
We feel that hes running and being the athlete he was before, about 17 months ago, right before he was injured at the start of last season. He is a good player, and hes going to be a really good player.
The recovery from not playing and injuries, some kids never recover and get to the level that they should be at. Marshall has worked real hard, and hes getting there. Hell have more and more of a prominent role on our team now that hes reached that level.
Last year, Plumlees high school coach, David Gaines, described the brothers like this: Miles is the most athletic. Mason is the best all-around player with the best basketball sense. Marshall doesnt have their natural talent but is the most positive one and worked to make himself a McDonalds All-American.
He brought that work ethic to Duke. Assistant coach Nate James has had to kick him out of the gym after practice because he wouldnt leave on his own, as he was fine-tuning his post moves.
Plumlee has also learned to keep his focus on the court.
Just defend, protect the rim and rebound, he said. If I just focus on those things, it clears my mind, and everything else falls into place.
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Daniel "Dan" P. White, 64, of Niagara Falls, NY, died on Wednesday, July 10, 2013, at Niagara Rehabilitation & Nursing Center in Niagara Falls, NY. Born in Niagara Falls, NY, he was the son of the late Daniel J. and Helen M. (Collins) White.
Dan was a lifelong resident of Niagara Falls, NY. He attended local schools and graduated from Niagara Falls High School in 1968. He worked in the Maintenance Department for the City of Niagara Falls. Dan enjoyed watching old movies and was an avid fan of the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team. He was very proud of his Irish heritage and having his birthday on St. Patrick's Day.
Dan is survived by one sister, Patricia M. (Joseph W.) Edwards of Niagara Falls, NY and was predeceased by one brother, James F. White. He is also survived by two nephews, J. William "Billy" (Sara) Edwards and James "Jimmy" Edwards, both of Cleveland, OH.
There will be no prior visitation. Family and friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial on Friday, July 12th at 1:00 PM in St. Raphael Church, 3840 Macklem Avenue, Niagara Falls, NY, with the Very Rev. Michael W. Edwards officiating. EVERYONE PLEASE ASSEMBLE AT CHURCH. Interment in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Lewiston, NY, at the convenience of the family. Memorial contributions may be made to Catholic Charities of Buffalo, 471 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, NY 14209. Arrangements by M.J. COLUCCI & SON NIAGARA FUNERAL CHAPEL, 2730 Military Road, Niagara Falls, NY 14304.
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By Corbin Hosler and Michael Kinney
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NORMAN — Moore came out of Friday's Big Cat Classic with more than just a lopsided loss. The Lions also suffered a couple of crucial injuries during the 58-14 defeat.
Starting tailback Ryan Lujan has a severely bruised knuckle and is expected to miss this weeks game against U.S. Grant. The senior rushed for 94 yards and got a touchdown against Southmoore before the injury sent him to the bench late in the second half.
"It seems like it's my knuckle," Lujan said. "We will find out what's wrong with it when we get X-rays."
MHS senior Jordan Norris also came up injured and left the field on crutches after the game against Southmoore. There is no word on his availability against the Generals Friday.
Penalties costing North: Penalties and mental mistakes are to be expected early in the season, but a string of them between Norman North and Westmoore on Friday proved to be the difference. The two teams combined for 28 penalties, with 13 of those coming against North, but the T-Wolves undoubtedly had the more-costly mistakes.
Early in the game North's Quan Hogan returned a kick to the Westmoore 5-yard line and had the T-Wolves seemingly in position to punch it in, but a holding call brought the ball back into North territory, where the T-Wolves fizzled out. North also had a pass to the goal line canceled out due to a block in the back, and several times committed personal fouls that extended Jaguars' drives.
With a stingy Midwest City defense on tap for the district opener this week, the Timberwolves cannot afford any mistakes and will look to clean up their game against the Bombers.
Timberwolves' offense rolling: What may get lost coming out of North's 45-31 loss to Westmoore on Friday is how successful the T-Wolves were on offense. Their defense gave up more than 600 yards and 45 points, but the offense, led by quarterback David Cornwell and receiver Nick Basquine, gave the team a shot.
The duo combined on 10 passes for more than 200 yards, with Basquine providing the deep-ball threat that coach Wade Standley hoped he would for the squad. With a trip to the much-improved Midwest City on Friday, the T-Wolves' prolific offense will get its toughest test of the season against a Bombers' unit that is giving up an average of just 10 points a game.
Special teams a consistent threat for Tigers: Norman High may have had troubles with its offense on Friday in a loss to Yukon, but the Tigers again were put into the best position possible by the special teams.
After two special teams touchdowns gave the Tigers the boost they needed to get on top of Moore, the kicking game again gave them a leg up on Yukon.
Though the Tigers were unable to take full advantage, kicker Matt Hockett was nearly flawless for the squad. He hit two field goals of 39 and 42 yards, while averaging more than 40 yards a punt and booting nearly every kick this season into the opposing end zone. The senior is 3-for-4 on field goals the season.
Versatility: In Southmoore's win, no player was asked to do more than Dunya Rice. The sophomore had three carries for 87 yards and a touchdown on offense and started his first game at cornerback on defense.
When the season started, Southmoore coach Jeff Brickman wanted to use Rice as his quarterback in wildcat formations. He was considered a CO-starting quarterback.
However, as the season has progressed, Southmoore hasn't used the wildcat style formation much, but have still found ways to keep Rice involved in the game.
"I just keep working at practice and try to start at everything I can to help my team out to win and stay on top," Rice said. "I try to be an athlete."
Rice showed off his versatility against the Lions when he came up with an interception on defense and a touchdown run on offense. It was easy for him to decide which one was more exciting.
"It would probably have to be the touchdown," Rice said. "I scored. It's fun to score."
The SaberCats host Edmond Santa Fe Friday in district action at Moore Stadium.
Still undefeated: Heading into district play this week, there are only seven teams left in class 6A that are still undefeated. Five of them belong to district 6A-2. They include Bixby, Jenks, Sapulpa, Tulsa Edison and Westmoore.
The number of undefeated teams will lose at least one after Friday with the Jaguars and Spartans facing off in Bixby.
Westmoore will be without senior lineman Matt Whitney, who is expected to have surgery today after dislocating his ankle Friday against Norman North. However, wideout Dahu Green is considered probable despite an elbow injury in the same game against the Timberwolves. He had 3 catches for 128 yards and a TD before leaving the game.
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The Mount Sinai Civic Association hopes the possible development of the Amsterdam Continuing Care facility would help bring revenue to the hamlet.
According to the report James Davis, president and CEO of Amsterdam, had privately informed the civic and local government that he was interested in purchasing the property last March, and a recent letter from the organization indicated they are close to obtaining a title on the property.
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For us offshore sailors who are trying to get out there voyaging, it's really important to distinguish between our wants and our needs. Sounds simple, but is it?
In some cases recognising which bits of gear just satisfy our wants is obvious, or at least should be. Here are some:
- Just about anything to do with iThings.
- Gimballed satellite TV antennas.
- Huge barbeques capable of roasting an ox.
- Air-conditioning and the generator to run it.
- Complex instrument systems.
And here are some obvious need satisfiers:
- A strong and stable hull that stays the right way up and keeps the water out.
- Easy to deploy storm survival gear, tested and ready to go that will not require steering and will allow us to rest below in any weather.
- A rudder that won't fail us.
- Lifelines, jacklines, harnesses and tethers that will keep us and our crew on the boat.
- A mast that will stay up.
- Good reliable rigging system that allows us to set the right amount of sail safely for any conditions.
- A reliable diesel engine.
- A reliable self-steering system.
- A good well engineered anchoring system.
- Clear uncluttered decks with great non-skid.
- A comfortable and safe berth to sleep in at sea.
- Proper clothing and foul weather gear that will enable us to stay warm or cool, and dry, so that we can function effectively on deck in any conditions that we may be exposed to on our voyage.
- A GPS (with backup), charts and navigation instruments.
Needs or Wants?
But this is where it gets tricky. Which of the items below are just want satisfiers and which are really needed so we can go voyaging safely and in reasonable comfort? (Note that I am assuming "normal voyaging" not voyages out of season or to the extreme high latitudes.)
- A plotter.
- A reliable underdeck autopilot.
- Halyards and reefing lines run back to the cockpit.
- A cockpit enclosure.
- An electrical system capable of supplying all of the loads on the boat through an extended ocean crossing.
- Wheel steering.
- Refrigeration.
- Mainsail roller furling.
- An outboard for the dinghy.
- A metal hull.
OK, let's look at one of the above in detail: You can find any number of experienced, smart, ocean voyaging sailors, who I respect, who will tell you that the halyards and reefing lines on a voyaging sailboat should be led aft so that you can reef from the cockpit.
On the other hand, many experienced sailors, including myself, Hamish Laird, and the late Hal Roth, actually prefer to reef at the mast.
Question: So, faced with this conflicting information, how do we decide which is the right way to rig our boats?
Answer: It really doesn't matter, because reefing from the cockpit is a want not a need.
The Test
How can I be so certain? Is it just that I prefer to reef at the mast? No, the reason is that the three sailors listed above, one of whom is an avowed wimp, have safely sailed over half a million miles reefing at the mast. And countless others have made successful cruises rigged that way too.
So, applying the above test, we can quickly see that all the items on the questionable list are, in fact, want satisfiers, not needs.
Don't Use Outliers
One caution with the above test. Don't use an outlier. For example, don't assume that the storm survival system, that I have on the needs list, is, in fact, just a want because Bernard Moitessier was able to steer in storm force conditions in the Southern Ocean for days at a time; or that a reliable diesel engine is a want satisfier because Lin and Larry Pardey manage without one—we need to apply the test using average people and a reasonable sample size.
Why Does it Matter?
If you are spending a bunch of money and time running all your halyards and reefing lines to the cockpit, that's OK. After all, we have six of the items on the questionable list on Morgan's Cloud. (But only one on the want list.)
But if we:
- are adding things to our needs lists without applying the above test;
- or constantly delaying our departure dates while we install systems to satisfy our wants;
- or insisting that we will only consider buying a boat that satisfies a big list of our wants, while ignoring our needs;
- or blowing our cruising budgets on gear that satisfies our wants;
…well, we are not going to be successful and happy voyagers and some of us will never even get out there.
It's just the way it is, even for owners with the big bucks, because trying to satisfy too many wants burns time and detracts from reliability, as well as costing a lot of money.
It's the needs satisfiers that get us out there, and keep us safe, and the wants satisfiers that keep us tied to the dock.
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That's Phyllis visiting with Tony and Coryn Gooch on their lovely and beautifully maintained aluminum sloop Taonui. Tony and Coryn are masters at focusing on their needs and have some amazing voyages under their belts to prove it.
I used the collective "we" in this article, because over the years I have certainly got my needs and my wants confused on numerous occasions. What about you? Please leave a comment.


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CA Parks Advocates Call on Congress to Stop 'Death by a Thousand Cuts'
Federal budget cuts led to closures of California parks, beaches, visitor centers, roads, and trails.
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An environmental advocacy group is calling on Congress to restore funding to national parks and released a report Thursday showing the impact
the cuts have had on the visitor experience in the Golden Gate National
Recreation Area and other parks in California.
The report titled "Death by a Thousand Cuts" was released Thursday
by Environment California, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit, and shows that
recent budget cuts led to significant downgrades in services, including more
closures of visitor centers, reduced trash collection and delayed repairs.
The National Park Service's operating budget has seen a drop of $7.5 million, a 13 percent reduction, over the past three years, with drastic cuts occurring last year via federal sequestration cuts triggered by an impasse in Congress, according to the report.
"The cuts are really interfering with the park service's ability to protect and preserve some of the most beautiful places in California," said Nathan Weaver, a preservation advocate for Environment California.
The sequestration cuts led to a budget reduction of $1.4 million for the Golden Gate National Recreation Area in particular, prompting visitor centers to close more days per week for delays in repairs to buildings, roads and trails, according to the report.
The Point Reyes National Seashore was also forced to close one of its visitor centers, close the Point Reyes Lighthouse an additional day per week and reduce evening lighthouse programs.
"Because of all these closures, these all interfere with the visitor experience," Weaver said.
According to the report, California's national parks attracted nearly 36 million visitors in 2012 and brought nearly $1.2 billion in economic benefit the year before.
"The National Park Service is a very smart investment for our economy," Weaver said. "We're calling on the Congressional delegation in the Bay Area to continue fighting to protect these parks."
Congressional spending committees will decide this month on upcoming funding levels for the park service, according to the group.
A National Park Service spokesperson was not immediately available Thursday to comment on the report.
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Czech Republic 3-1 Malta
The Czech Republic fought off a spirited effort from Malta to claim their first win of World Cup qualifying. Goals from Theodor Gebre Selassie, Tomas Pekhart and Jan Rezek did the damage for the Czechs, while Alex Muscat scored the lone goal for Malta. Michael Mifsud had a chance in stoppage time to add a second, but missed his penalty chance. During qualifying for the 2010 World Cup Malta didn't score a single goal, so in some way, this is at least a level of progress right?
Bulgaria 1-1 Denmark
Dimitar Rangelov put Bulgaria ahead in the 7th minute, but a goal before halftime by Nicklas Bendtner pulled Denmark even. Bulgaria was able to hold on in the second half, earning a point and further diminishing Denmark's qualification hopes. The draw was enough to keep Bulgaria in second place in the group behind Italy, one point ahead of the Czech Republic.
Group C
Faroe Islands 1-2 Sweden
For 65 minutes, the Faroe Islands were living the dream. They led Sweden 1-0 thanks to Rogvi Baldvinsson's goal in the 57th minute. They had a chance to earn an historic result...unfortunately, the match lasted 90 minutes. Alexander Kacaniklic equalized in the 65th minute and the mighty Zlatan Ibrahimovic hit the match winner ten minutes later.
Kazakhstan 0-0 Austria
Austria controlled the play but they simply couldn't solve the Kazakhstan defense and had to settle for a scoreless draw. It's Kazakhstan's first point on qualification, while the result puts Austria's hopes of making it on life support.
Group D
Estonia 0-1 Hungary
Tamas Hajnal's 46th minute goal was all Hungary needed to get the win away against Estonia.
Netherlands 3-0 Andorra
Group E
Albania 1-2 Iceland
A late goal from Tottenham's Gylfi Sigurdsson in the 81st minute gave Iceland the full three points over Albania. Birkir Bjarnason staked Iceland to an early 1-0 lead that lasted only ten minutes before Albania's Edgar Cani equalized.
Slovenia 2-1 Cyprus
Slovenia survived a late goal from Efstathios Aloneftis, holding on to earn the victory over Cyprus. Tim Matavz scored twice for Slovenia.
Group F
Luxembourg 0-6 Israel
Isreal cruised past Luxemborg behind a Tomer Hemad hat-trick and goals from Maharan Radi, Eden Ben Basat and Maor Melikson.
Group G
Liechtenstein 0-2 Lithuania
A second half brace by Edgaras Cesnauskis gave Lithuania the full three points away over Liechtenstein.
Slovakia 2-1 Latvia
Marek Hamsik scored on a penalty in the 6th minute and Marek Sapara scored three minutes later as Slovakia built an early 2-0 lead and held on for the victory. Latvia's Maris Verpakovskis made things interesting with a 85th goal on a penalty, but they couldn't finish the comeback.
Greece 0-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
There was essentially nothing to report from this scoreless draw. Sorry to be blunt, but sometimes the truth is an ugly and/or boring thing.
Group H
Moldova 0-0 Ukraine
Ukraine's qualifying campaign went from bad to worse as they were held to a scoreless draw by Moldova.
Group I
Finland 1-1 Georgia
Literally everything of note in this match occurred in a five minute span during the second half. Guram Kashia put Georgia ahead 1-0 in the 57th minute and two minutes later Finland's Aleksei Eremenko was sent off after being shown his second yellow card. It was not to be for Georgia though as Kasper Hamalainen scored in the 62nd minute to rescue a point for Finland.


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I finally prevailed with the dealer - they have ordered a replacement while leaving my defective unit in the dash. Clearly, Ford/the dealer could have handled this better. I had to work much to0 hard to get the dealer to honor the warranty and Ford customer service seemed incapable of helping. That aside, I like the car. It is fun to drive and I am happy with the mileage. I just got 26 mpg for my last tank, and had my foot in it for much of it. On a recent extended trip, got 31.5 mpg for a tank when I had the cruise control set at 75 mph most of the way with several elevation changes. What the hell...I paid $15,500 for this thing and don't expect it to perform as a Lincoln. Other than the CD player, it has been just fine so far.
How is your new radio/cd changer workin? Six weeks after ordering a replacement, I finally went to my dealer for an update. Turns out the replacement has been sitting on a shelf - don't know how long it has been there. They were going to install it today, but discovered that they had the wrong radio. Couldn't get them to tell me if they ordered the wrong radio, or if the manufacturer was at fault. Regardless, now I'm back at the end of the line. Glad you had better luck. So far, I'm not impressed with Ford or my dealer. Otherwise, the car has been fine. Just got 33 mpg on a tank yesterday.
jobot37 Posts: 1I bought a 2005 Ford Focus zx4 this past August, have just now put my 3000th mile on it, and today while driving away from the bank, the cd player spit out my disc, it has since then refused to accept any discs I try to put in. The rest of the entertainment system works just fine, but I rarely use my radio, I saw several other comments along this line and I was wondereing how long it should take to get it fixed/ replaced or whatever they do?
ttrojian Posts: 1Hi:
I have the exact same question. I have a 06 xr5 ses with the single cd and mp3 option. I have possed it to my dealer with no answer yet. I did remove the tray under the heater controls, it just pops out and felt a multi pin style plug on the back of my radio. I think this would be the input but I can not tell what type of plug it is yet. If you find anything out I'd like to know
Thanks, Tim
rinsable Posts: 1I have a nice 2004 Ford Focus Zx3, and I have been very happy with this car. I took it to Bandimere today, and I had loads of fun. My stock 2.0L 16v Zetech was running low 18 to high 17 quarters.(high Colorado altitude) Not bad for a very inexperienced dragger. I know this is more of a rally style car, but I think it can keep up with the civics and crxs out there with some mods. I have been looking a lot at Focus Sport and have found almost every mod I can do to it. Im looking at doing a little at a time starting with the air intake. Im thinking of putting in the FocusSport™ 2.0L & 2.3L Duratec Cool-Flo Race™ Air Intake System. Do you think this would do me better than the K&N 69 Series Typhoon Kit/ Short Ram?
truecndn Posts: 1I recently bought a new 06 ZX5 and absolutely love it! However, I wanted to start modifying the car, beginning with lowering it, but recently I was told that there are not yet kits available for the 06. Someone else had said that they only had kits available for the sedan and not the ZX5. Now, the car is new to me, but I noticed on the specs that the suspension and length of the frames are the same in the sedan, ZX3, and ZX5's SES models. Does it make a difference what model it is?
Hopefully this can be answered for me.
I know the next question is a little vague, but what other modifications can be done to the new 06's that anyone might know.
Thanks in advance!
pantherdan Posts: 4I have a 2002 4 door sedan. Plain old Twilight Blue LX model. I am looking for plates to cover the paint between the grab handle of the door and the door itself. Peoples' fingernails have scuffed up that area and the dark paint really shows it. I found some chrome "bowls" on Ebay.
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I was wondering if anyone has seen any in a black plastic like the handles.
jeb1882 Posts: 1I just bought my 03' zx5 last week and nothing has gone wrong until today.
When i got out of my car the radio was still playing even after i had taken the key out of the ignition.I tried turning it off but none of the buttons will work now. I couldn't even turn the volume down.When i was driving back to work the sound finally shut off but the radio was still on!I let my car sit for a few minutes and went back out to check on it, finally it was off.When i checked to see if the car would still start the radio at frist wouldn't come on,but when i pushed the on/off button it came on for just a second before freezing up again. Can anyone tell me what the hell is going on? :sick:
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rputtagunta Posts: 20Hi,
Anybody had a problem with this one? Both of the Keyless Entry knobs are broken (the hook which connects to the keychain is broken) and I blame Ford's stupid design team to design a piece like that. Anyway, what options do I have. I want my keychain AND keyless entry thing together. Any after market solution for this?
To be clear, there is nothing wrong with the actual function of the keyless entry thing.
Thank you,
I have 2000 Focus SE and the keyless entry system is not working neither are my power doorlocks. The dealer spent an hour diagnosing it (cost me 275) and then told me that they needed to pull out each door panel and look at each actuator motor, I refused because I could not afford it. I am wondering if anyone else had a similar problem and what did they do about it?
Yeah there was going to be a 70 diagnosis fee and what ever it would cost to fix it, i I wanted the repairs done. I would have been ok paying if the thing would have been fixed. But apparently I they replaced a blown fuse which made the system work but the fuse blew again so they put in a new fuse. I got charged for the changing off fuses and since they had to open my door panels they charged a higher diagnosis fee. I HATE FORD and have even lost my love for the Cobra, I plan to light my Focus on fire once it stops working cause it has given me so many problems and I can barely afford it on a students salary. GO HONDA!!!
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Posted by Tamara Barber on June 3, 2010
Whenever I talk to clients about social market research, the conversation inevitably and quickly turns to listening platforms and how/if market researchers can use them. Platforms like those from Radian6 and Alterian are attracting a lot of attention right now due to the fact that social media have become so mainstream among online consumers in the US and increasingly so in Europe. And the hope among researchers is that these conversations, when tracked and analyzed appropriately, will yield meaningful insights that would have been hard to come by through other means.
The reality is that listening platforms require a significant human touch in order to sift through mountains of data and extract golden nuggets of insight. I truly believe that it's not too much of a stretch for market researchers to get comfortable with the methodological challenges of this kind of research, such as the fact that you never know the true demographics of the sample. Instead, what's holding market researchers back is that it's hard to do this research in an efficient and meaningful (read: insightful) way using just a platform alone.
Posted by Tamara Barber on May 11, 2010
Has an inflammatory tweet about your brand ever caused a panic in your company's executive ranks? Has your market research department ever attempted to put into context how representative that one tweet might (or might not) be of your total market? For many companies we work with, the answer to the first question is yes. The answer to the second question is more likely to be "I don't know." Well, the time has come for market researchers to understand the implications of social technologies for their role.
After many months of talking up my social market research report on this blog, via Twitter, and with many vendors and clients, my report is now Web live! It's aptly entitled "How Can Market Researchers Get Social?", as this was the core question I began asking myself at the very end of last year when I kicked off this project.
Posted by Tamara Barber on April 7, 2010
On Tuesday, Passenger announced that it is officially selling into agencies in the digital marketing and market research space. Here are some quick reactions on what this means:
First, this puts it in competition with other vendors (such MarketTools, Vovici, Globalpark) that will also sell into agencies and have a proprietary platform that they can decouple from their services.
Why would Passenger announce this as an explicit strategy? I can tell you from the calls I have with agencies that they see MROCs as a value-add to clients they are working with on social media or research. Also, community services (planning, ongoing management, facilitation, reporting) are the most expensive part of the equation, and it's likely that many of the agencies that Passenger sells to either already have some services capabilities or will be willing to take more of them on at some point. This move meets a market need and diversifies Passenger's business channels with a potentially higher-margin offering.
Second, this announcement got me thinking about where the market for MROCs is headed, and I've got three main ideas:
Posted by Tamara Barber on March 24, 2010
Recently, I've been having conversations with clients who know they want to start up their own market research online communities (MROCs) and know what they want to learn through this kind of research, but they are overwhelmed with where to start. For a lot of market researchers who are dipping their toes into using private communities for research, this is a common pain. Anxiety can easily creep into the MROC ramp-up process when it comes to vendor selection, recruiting, research planning, and reporting – to name a few. And, although many vendors and conferences provide case studies on how MROCs have delivered amazing results, it's hard to find client case studies around the do's and don'ts of building one successfully.
I've presented and written around this very topic in the past, but for Forrester's Marketing Forum in LA this April, I wanted our audience to hear from the "frontlines" of companies who have actually been through this process themselves. If you are trying to navigate the ins and outs of community research, please join me in LA on April 23 for a panel discussion, entitled "Elevating Market Research Through Real-Time Community Insights." I'll be leading the conversation with three well-known brands as they talk about their challenges and successes with integrating MROCs into their insights processes. Each of the panelists uses different vendors and they come from distinct company cultures, so I anticipate a very informative 45 minutes.
Posted by Tamara Barber on March 17, 2010
For my current research on social media and market research, I'm interested in listening platforms (and the text analysis that's usually packaged with them) for the purposes of mining the social Web – be it on blogs, open community sites, social networks or the like.
There's a lively debate around the value of social media listening for market research, and there are many people willing to share their opinion. Last week, I attended a Webinar on this very subject, hosted by Peanut Labs, with multiple guest speakers from the industry. Here are some of the key points that market researchers should consider when assessing the need for – and effort in -- social media research.
"Process and methods need to be developed to make social media data be another source for Marketing Research" -- From Jean Davis, co-founder of Conversition, and former president of Ipsos Online, North America. This means: Platforms need to be created with the market researcher in mind. They must be able to reliably sift through online conversations to sort out low-quality data; apply weighting schemes to that data reflects that true share of volume that different sources have online; and create constructs so that data from social media can be proxied to represent common measures such as five-point scales and top-two boxes.
Posted by Tamara Barber on March 3, 2010
It's been almost 18 months since I wrote Hispanic Social Technographics Revealed, which highlighted this consumer segment's very strong inroads using social media of all types. And in that time, the volume around how, why, and when companies should use social media has grown even louder. Likewise, Hispanics' engagement in social media has grown.
Posted by Tamara Barber on March 1, 2010
I thought I would share a recent MROC case study from an event I highlighted in one of my previous entries. These are the main points of a presentation from Rich Keller, the global business director of Godiva. The real kicker in this story is that Godiva doesn't even have a research department. The research fell to marketing, and one very passionate leader in Rich.
Posted by Tamara Barber on February 22, 2010
In a previous blog post, Reineke Reitsma summarized market research in 2010 with one word: Listening. And in today's socially connected world, many researchers are grappling with how to use social media for listening in a way that adds value to the MR role.
Posted by Tamara Barber on February 15, 2010
I recently attended a unique event hosted by three vendors who are, at times, competitors: Communispace, BrainJuicer, and OTX. It was a nice change from industry events, and a place to interact with top executives of each of these companies as well as a very nice mix of their own clients from large brands that any of us in MR would recognize.
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Lately, I've been having quite a few conversations with clients on the subtleties of understanding preference for and use of Spanish in marketing to US Hispanics. After attending some recent focus groups in which we spoke to both English and Spanish-speaking consumers, I was reminded of some key tenets on language use for this group:


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We're still reeling from April's garment-factory collapse in Bangladesh that killed over 1,100 people, making the 112 fatalities of a clothing-factory fire in the same country five months earlier seem tragically routine in comparison. Today's news, then, of at least 119 deaths in a fire at a poultry plant in northeast China, not only adds another unwanted entry to this history of horror, but also shows that mortally unsafe working conditions are not limited to the apparel industry.
According to Chinese news reports cited by The New York Times, when a fire broke out inside the Baoyuanfeng Poultry Plant, "a major domestic poultry supplier," workers rushed to the factory's few exits only to find some of them blocked -- the same safety hazard that made November's fire in a Bangladesh factory so lethal, and that killed workers in the U.S.'s notorious Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire a century ago (which spurred important safety reforms in this country).
Industrial-scale ag is taking off in China thanks to a growing middle class with an appetite for meat. The Baoyuanfeng plant began operations just four years ago in Jilin Province, whose administrative city, Dehui, "has promoted itself as a base for commercial agriculture," and claims it can produce 250 million broiler chickens a year. Last week's announcement that Chinese meat company Shuanghui hopes to buy U.S. pork behemoth Smithfield demonstrated the global implications of a rapidly expanding Chinese meat market. This week's tragedy shows the human consequences.


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Muldrow served as vice president for Internet operations
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Ala., which owns and operates more than 90 daily newspapers
across the country. He returned to the Fredericksburg
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The town's mayor Natacha Bouchart said the number of people crossing the Channel had become 'untenable' and required radical action.
A desperate 19-years-old driving along the A75 motorway close to the town of Beziers (pictured) called emergency services when she experienced intense labour pains while driving.
Deputy Mayor of Calais Philippe Mignonet, the man tasked with Calais migrants problem, called UK policy on migrants 'grotesque and hypocritical'.
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More than 1000 shocking first-hand accounts have been submitted to the site called 'Je connais un violeur' - or 'I know a rapist' - since it launched at the end of August.
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Jean-Louis Cayrou, who had a brief love affair with Patricia Wilson, left, before she broke off the relationship, made the successful appeal on Friday.
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Toronto - The Sun News Network launched yesterday and although it is new, it has some minor problems but overall it is very fresh and clean and lot's of opinion.
In a story in the Toronto Sun newspaper on Monday they discussed the launch but they failed to mention one small detail, what channels the Sun News Network would be on across Canada. You can view all the channel listings HERE depending what service provider you have across Canada.
In the story yesterday in The Toronto Sun newspaper they did not give the viewers the service providers that would be carrying the signal.
They herald it as a Coast to Coast coverage, but seem to only go as far east as Montreal, what about the EAST coast, that is a coast too. They need to put a clock on the screen, since early in the morning most people are checking their time.
I have to give them credit for giving us a FULL screen as opposed to CP24 who scrunches it into the top left corner with all kinds of junk around the screen that no-one is interested in.
The morning show "First Look" was very lame with way too much chit-chat and although they are introducing the crew, there was very little news in the two hour show. They have to give it a rest with the weather too, it seems it is on every five minutes. The whole Network has been touted as the "Fox News North" because it gives a non-Liberal outlook on the news.
"The Source" with Ezra Levant at 5pm daily with several repeats throughout the night, will be the highlight of the new network, with lot's of opinion and he doesn't hold back with his disregard for the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) which we all agree with him, no matter what side you're on.
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What is a Quiche you ask? Quiches are just like omelets, in the sense that they can use up anything in your fridge that you need to get rid of, and still taste delicious. There's just something about the magic of an egg that can do that to a dish. Not only are eggs delicious and versatile, but you can do some really great tricks with them. Eggs contain a lot of protein in their whites that allow you to do such things as whip and beat them until they are a foam-like consistency. Let's take advantage of this and make the lightest, fluffiest, tastiest quiche ever. I am going to teach you how to make a Quiche or more appropriately how to Quiche.
5 strips Maple Leaf Hearty Slice Bacon
200g Baby Spinach
1 Onion
50g Crumbled Feta
½ cup Shredded Gouda, Gruyere, or Cheddar
4 Eggs
1 Tenderflake Pie Shell
½ cup Crème Fraiche
1tsp Nutmeg
Salt and Pepper
1. Preheat your oven to 375F
2. Chop up your bacon into ½" strips and give it a good frying. Once crispy, set it aside but leave the bacon fat in the pan, as always.
3. Dice up your onion and fry it in the rendered bacon fat. We do this a lot, so it should be second nature.
4. Once the onions have gone soft and translucent, dump in your spinach. It might look like a lot, but trust me it cooks down to nothing. Season everything with a touch of salt and some black pepper.
5. See! Nothing!
6. Grab your 4 eggs and separate the yolks from the whites. Yes, I know I broke a yolk. Don't laugh.
7. Add your crumbled feta, crème fraiche and nutmeg to the yolks and whisk everything together thoroughly until it's gained some volume. We want to have this fluffy, remember?
8. Beat your egg whites until you get soft peaks. You can do this with a stand mixer or hand blender. Or by hand (but that will take a while). Whatever works best for you.
9. Add a quarter of your whites into your yolks, and fold it together gently so that the yolks lighten up a bit. Then, dump the now lightened yolks in with the rest of the whites and fold everything together into a nice light batter.
10. Grab your pie shell and put it a quiche tray if you have one. If not, a regular pie plate will work. I used mini-quiche trays because I didn't have a large quiche tray. Sprinkle your shredded cheese along the bottom of the crust.
11. Add your spinach mixture, along with the bacon.
12. Top with your foamy, frothy egg mixture.
13. Whack this into the oven for 20-30 minutes if you're using small quiche trays. If you are making a large quiche, it might take a little longer. You'll know it's done when the tops are brown and it is a little firm when you press on it.
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At 5:04 p.m. on Oct. 17, 1989 the ground in Santa Cruz shook.
A lot of the area's attention was focused on the World Series game that was about to start between the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland Athletics, but suddenly sports was insignificant as a 6.9 quake centered at Loma Prieta in Nisene Marks Park, rocked Nothern California.
In the the quaint cobblestone downtown – then known as the Pacific Garden Mall – unreinforced brick tumbled, killing two in the Santa Cruz Coffee Roasting Company and a third in Ford's Department Store.
Much of the downtown was deemed unsafe afterwards and knocked down. Businesses moved into tents for years of planning, fights and rebuilding.
The city and county would never be the same.
What do you remember about the day and the time? How has your life changed?
Was the area successful in rebuilding? Did downtown lose its quaintness with its bricks and snaking street? Are we better off?
Have we learned from the disaster and are we better prepared for the next one?
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This is a poem about a boy with a bunch of problems and thought there was nothing good in life till he met the new GIRL NEXT DOOR!!!
My Best Friend!!!
that god sent me an angel, and I thank him for not taking you away.
Because you changed my world with a blink on an eye
that is something I can not deny.
You are a best friend that will always be there
because you are a best friend that really cares.
You really don't know what you have done for me
you pushed me to be the best thing I can be.
When I'm with you I can't cry a single tear
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You really are an angel sent from above
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Now I have found what I am looking for
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You made my sadness and worries a thing of the past
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Man what we have just feels so right
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I am so happy knowing that we are really never apart
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Trust me [name] you will always be my best friend
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Martin Sexton: 25 years and soaring
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Cal Polys president and student body president are asking students to use social media to help spread the word about missing theater arts major Brett Olson, who disappeared near Chico last weekend.
We ask you to distribute the flier (attached) via social media and also encourage you to join the Facebook group "Lets Bring Brett Home," college President Jeffrey D. Armstrong and ASI President Katie Morrow said in a joint letter to the Cal Poly community.
This will assist Bretts family and friends with bringing more awareness to this serious situation.
Please keep Bretts family and friends in your thoughts during this challenging time, they continued. We hope our next report to you regarding Brett will be positive in nature.
Armstrong and Morrow asked anyone with information to call the Glenn County Sheriffs Office at 530-934-6431 or the Chico Police Department at 530-895-4994.
Law enforcement personnel near Chico continued their search for Olson, who went missing from a weekend festival on the Sacramento River, and have expanded their search to the city of Chico.
Olson, 20, disappeared during the annual Labor Day river float. He was last seen about 1 p.m. Sunday on a gravel bar known as Beer Can Beach, near the town of Hamilton City, about eight to 10 miles from Chico.
Students often stop at the beach as they float down a short section of the Sacramento River, according to Undersheriff Rich Warren of the Glenn County Sheriffs Department.
More than 10,000 people participated in the float Sunday.
Warren said Thursday that there was no new information, but officials were exploring all possibilities checking out the river and its banks and using aircraft, watercraft and dogs.
It is possible that Olson went into the city of Chico, he said.
Olsons loved ones have set up the Facebook page. As of Thursday afternoon, it had nearly 60,000 subscribers.
Olson, from Lafayette, was visiting friends at Chico State. He is described as 6 feet 2 inches tall and 160 pounds with short brown hair. He was last seen wearing dark shorts, with no shirt or shoes.