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By amburger
on May 10, 2010
i just made this cake an i am eating it as we speak...it tastes great every1 loves it though it did take almost 2 days for the liquid to absorb and then i ended up pouring some out though id probably try the Alton brown recipe next time...its a great recipe but its too moist for me i'm not a fan of soggy food.
the cake that is on Pioneerwoman,com is the most authentic that i have had. And a mexican neighbor of my sisters says it tastes just like her mom's cake. the milk ratios are better at 1 can evap, 1 can condensed, and 1/2 cup cream. the cake is more sponge-like and absorbs the liquid pretty well. always use parchement int he pan, it is the only way to get the sponge cake out in one piece
I loved this recipe BUT it was REALLY REALLY sweet - however, my thought is if you add either unsweetend condenced milk OR less sugar it will be just right. ALSO i used a 9x13 pan and the milk was all absorbed. Great advice! I will definitely make this again.
I thought this was great! After reading earlier comments, I was worried about all the liquid. However, I had no problem. You just need to pour the milk slowly and allow it to soak into the cake before adding more. You also need to give it plenty of time to set up in the refrigerator. My kids went crazy for it!
The cake part was actually pretty tasty, but the liquid was absolutely excessive. If you cut down on the liquid and made the pan bigger it might work better. My family agrees that we wouldn't want more than one whole cake (as opposed to wishing there was more. I myself found it too liquidy, but it tasted very Latin American and good. Another thing was the difficulty of the preparation. I felt like it was a lot of work for a little cake. I am certain I will NOT make it again, mainly because of the difficulties I ran into along the way, but that doesn't mean other people won't make those too.
The secret to this cake is to let the cake sit in the liquid overnight in the refrigerator. It soaks up all the liquid and leave a nice moist, milky type cake. I also put the whipped topping all over the cake after I've let it sit overnight soaking up the liquid. Although I've never made this particular cake, Alton Brown has a KILLER one that has pleased my entire family and left them wanting me to make it again! Directions must be followed exactly.
I made this cake a few days ago and my guests and I all felt it was boarderline unedible! I only used about 3/4 of the liquid and STILL thought it was too much. The flavor was wonderful-- I opted to skip the mango as I could not find any ripe enough... still. I served 4 pieces of this cake and the rest hit the garbage can!
I lived in Mexico for 2.5 years and fell in love with Tres Leche cakes. This was the worst one ever, it was painfully sweet (and I like sweet things and there was way too much liquid for the cake to absorb. Lest you think it was me, the whole family ate one piece and then told me it could go down the garbage disposal !
I was so excited to have my almost two year old daughter help me make this cake. It was her first time helping me. I knew that two cups of liquid sounded like too much to pour on top the cake plus the can of evaporated milk and sweetened condensed milk. I went against my better judgement and did it anyway. The cake turned out VERY soggy after adding the liquid. Much like the reviewer who said it looked and tasted like baby cereal. It was mushy. The longer it was refrigerated though, I was able to pour out the extra liquid and salvage some of it. I followed the recipe exactly how it was stated except I didn't use parchement paper. The cake took at least 45 minutes to bake and the center never did really get all the way cooked. I had tasted a bite of the cake before pouring the liquid and it was very tasty.
I later looked up other recipes and for the same size pan recipes called for 2/3 cup milk and half a can of each, evaporated/sweetened condensed milk. So that goes to show that this was WAY too much milk! -
I was having the same issues as other reviewers, not quite sure why! I prepared the cake in an 8in square baking dish and the cake would not absorb all the liquid. I actually poured at least 1 cup to 1 1/2 cup off the cake. However, it still tasted very good. I'm just not keen on very milky cake.
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Rex Italian Foods, Inc. is many things to many people, which is a large part of its success.
A person can walk into Rex's and sit down to a plate of pasta primavera for dinner. Or, they can drop in during their lunch break to pick up a sub sandwich. Maybe they just need a bottle of olive oil for the meal they're making later or they just need a homemade cookie for the ride home.
The most recent incarnation of Rex, on North Harlem Avenue in Norridge, has been offering these diverse options since 1993. But they're doing it with many of the same recipes that got the Italian eatery off the ground more than 40 years ago.
The first Rex was started by the Cinquino brothers on Chicago's west side and later moved to the northwest side, near Harlem and Foster. It changed hands a couple of times before the Pinello family bought it in the 1990s. Anthony Pinello is one of co-owners today. His former business managed Rex's when it was at Harlem and Foster.
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I will fix it too. Started to work on Luftwaffe soldier and made a cap with real photos' textures...
I will fix it too. Started to work on Luftwaffe soldier and made a cap with real photos' textures...
To my last post:
forget about the smock, it looks great as it is now. But the trousers don't really fit to the smock, the green is too strong. The colour should be LIGHT, dark green, here's a better pic:
Here is the the 'remake' of the luftwaffe field division soldier'
Modifications are:
- M43 cap in blue grey;
- Splinter B camo smock;
- Blue grey trousers;
- splinter A tent (not displayed here);
- green colar patches as they were used for field divisions.
Comments welcome and release of the modified mod. soon.
Good work !!
Excellent work once again luciferum! I have a quick question, do you plan on doing any work for the Wehrmacht units? or just concentrating on the Luftwaffe and Fallschirmjager as of right now?
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next work will be on Panzer grenadier after doing some tuning of the previous skins?
Are you also going to add some ranks? And did the Luftwaffe soldiers also had smock camo? But its a good skin! excellent work lad!
"Not a day goes by, that I don't think of the men I served with, who never got to enjoy the world without war." Major Richard Dick Winters.
Of course the field division soldiers had smock camo.
Here's a wartime pic:
one more:
Monkeys: According to what I read, Luftwaffe soldiers used a camo jacket as those you can see in pictures 'Nordland' posted but also the 'smock' that fallschirmjager used too.
What is also interesting to see on those pictures is that the same jacket can be more or less bright on two different soldiers. Some jackets can be more washed or coming from a different production...
Hey Luciferum, did you just release your skin mod?
Mod with fallschirmjager and Luftwaffe soldier will be released today I guess.
I'll post a message when done.
Anyway, It will be written on my web site download's page which version is avaible for download
No, I probaly mentioned it incorrectly. I meant that swamp camo thing. For the Luftwaffe ground forces
Swamp camo was never used for any Luftwaffe unit. Swamp camo was used by the Heer, and (I'm not sure about that) by the Waffen-SS. Luftwaffe soldiers (Feld Division(ground forces), fallschirmjäger) used spinter b.
A v0.15 of HSM Mod is avaible for download
- Luftwaffe Field division soldier with blue grey trousers and M43 cap, Splinter B jacket, and splinter A tent.
- Fallschirmjäger trousers and tent color adjusted.
Next version will include a new OF/Panzer grenadier wearing HBT (Herring Bone Twill) and new camo helmet (splinter A). Still wonder about trousers.
Last edited by luciferum; 4th Jan 08 at 10:49 AM.
Anyone knows how I can do to move or ask to move this thread to 'the ammo box' which seems to be a more proper location ?
Love the new FJ but im a little resistant to the new Luftwaffe infantry skin because of how blue it is. Is that how it was traditionally worn, a luft uniform with a camo smock over it? Seems counterintutitive...or is it just your artistic interpretation? When you do the rest of the PE I hope you give the infantry different camo, and Id love to see a panzer grenadier in an all black, SS like uniform
Treizoz:Sorry but you won't see any black SS uniforms as they were only worn for ceremonies... except those for tank crewmen.
Field division soldiers really used blue grey uniforms and camo smocks over those were used to improve the camo. So I guess I'm right with this interpretation even if it could seem a bit weird.
Well, it's also known that Luftwaffe field division were supplied by wehrmacht so it's possible to see them with field grey uniforms.
I just think the blue is TOO blue, perhaps if you toned it down and made it more grey.
Honestly I do like the vanilla stlye luftwaffe uniforms in the full camo, if a HD and better looking version was made with that, I think it would be neat.
Good point on the SS, but a man can dram can't he?
Perhaps they put on their best clothes to die in
Well i want a red santa suit for the german officer, and while were at it, little elf suits fopr the KCH. Anyone wanna try it? Please???????
i like your skin very much.
thats great^^
I'm back with the first work on tank buster from Panzer Elite.
Modifications are :
- Camo helmet - as a lot of german helmets weren't grey anymore in 1944;
- The soldier is no more an NCO. I used the standart panzer grenadier collar patch;
- The buckel belt has been remade even if the picture result is not so impressive. A real 'god mit uns buckle as been used, a green painted one and not a shining silver one... I guess fighting units were avoiding to wear too bright equipments !!
All work has been made with photos.
.dif and .nrm have been changed ... Actually .spc too but as the shoulder ranks are not visible, it's useless.... It means I changed the shoulder rank too :s
New Camo blouse to come....
Looks good, but can't you remove the panzerfaust, that thing is just so ugly on such a nice skin.
A minor change to the Mod:
The flak crew are now Luftwaffe soldiers as shown on the picture.
Anyone knows how to remove this kind of square back pack ?
You could try to use an alpha channel and make it invisible.
Here is the "pre"-final version of the tankBuster PanzerGrenadier.
He's wearing a hooded splinter A pattern smock.
Trousers have been lighten to look more field-grey...
As it was done previously, helmet has been repainted in a 3 color camo (used photos and real helmet I own), belt buckle made to 'Gott mit Uns' one and collar patches more like those Panzergrenadier were wearing in 1944.
Probable last changes will be the MP38/40 AMMO POUCH which will be no more in black leather...
It look too clean
That looks really, really, really, good. But granted it does look a little bit too clean, perhaps he just get back from the dry cleaners?
Could you somehow remove the Panzerfaust from his back, and the big drum from the LuftGF's? I know halftrack has done that sorta thing with his Pio's and the Sdkfz 251.
Nah, I don't think it is too clean. Its looking great. I like the helmet too, it really gives me that realistic feeling. As LD said, please remove the uber ugly panzerfaust.
Following your advises I removed panzerfaust and gas mask box...
Actually, tank buster teams have panzerschrek and no panzerfaust, so they are useless.
And as far as I know, gas attack was not considered as a threat against allies so gas mask tend to disapear at the en of war...
The splinter scheme has been slightly desaturate to look more real and some dirt added (very few).
I'm also proud to introduce a new skin for the hetzer...(the original one was ugly (to me).
This is the 3 colors camo inspired from 'Squadron Signal - Panzer Colors, camouflage of the german panzer forces 1939-1945'
So I've no doubt about the colors... The brown looks brick red as it was possible to saw it...
The paint reproduce the 'ambush scheme' seen in France during 1944.
Comments welcome, as usual...
Release of this skin mod update imminent... let say tomorrow !!!
OMG the Jag camo makes me smile.
He he, the Hetzer camo is funny, although strangely it does look quite appropriate, did you have to look long for a spot where the camo would look right?
Good to see the Tank buster there, but is ther ea way for him to keep his Zeltbahn and Mess tins? I reckon he did look better with them than the plain back.
I want to play with the new Hetzer! Waah Waah!
i would make two versions of the panzer grenadier one with the panzer faust another without the panzerfaust but both should definitely have the gasmask canister moved or remove from the model if you decide on moving it move the canister to his rear and if you decide on deleting it well you eliminate the canister altogether but i like the idea of the model including the panzerfaust because it give the model a unique look that in my opinion is very cool.
Also i want to add in closing that you are extremely talented and i admire your work; its great to see new skins that have such attention to detail your work definitely complements other artists work on these forums and the fact that you take your timeout to produce such wonderful work is something that this forum needs more of. I look foward to seeing more of your work in the future.
The mod is now released with the Tankbuster without panzerfaust.
I could make an update later and squads will include diversity so that in the same squad, some PG won't have PanzerFaust and some do.
To download the Historical Skin Mod v 0.17 please go to this page
Last edited by luciferum; 20th Jan 08 at 1:17 AM.
Here is a preview of the marder III new skin... Dark sand yellow background colour was the basic one from 1943... M.III were seen in france in 1944 with this base colour with green stripes over it.
Guess Panzer Lehr division or 116 Pz. Division used this kind of camo.
Grade A work once again , may I suggest something? This camo looks more like a Desert one, rather than the base color with green stripes you've mentioned I think is a better choice. Would look more suitable on the battlefields of CoH.
I think its a nice touch to use the camoflauge that you chose but you have to remember that the unit in the picture was shipped from africa after rommel withdrew his forces to europe the marders from the africa Korps were tranfered to the panzer abteilungs of the Korps commanding the normandy sector that is the reason that the camoflauge schemes have so much tan on them it stems from need and expidience so you could use the dotted pattern while i find some alternatives, or in the meantime go with what works and continue to do the great work that your talented mind is motivating you to create until there are more historical alternatives provided to you.
Anykey and hnunez:
We're used to see german vehicles painted in grey. They're shown like that in many, many movies. Those movies are right when they try to represent germans before 1943. But after 1943, german base colour for vehicle was sand yellow (sand braun).
That means that when a vehicle went out of the factory, it was only painted in sand yellow even if this vehicle was designed to fight on western or eastern front.
Over this sand yellow painting, local commanders were free to apply green and brown camo pattern.
But supplies for those paints wasn't prioritary so that often only green or only brown was applied.
Over paint was also often made by the vehicle crew itself using their own means. Most of the times, the paint was mixed with water or petrol and sprayed with a compressor avaible in most engine compartment of german panzers. So that the brown or green pattern shape could very different from a vehicle to another one. And colour darkness changed too.
Allied reported that the brown was : light brown, dark brown and brick red (!).
To conclude: My Marder is not painted for Africa, it is for France !!!
All those datas are coming from many books. I recommend : 'Panzer Colours - Camouflage Of The German Panzer Forces 1939-45' from Squadron/Signal Publications.
For exemple:
Below is a Marder III photo taken in Belgium in automn 1944. No doubt, the marder is in Sand yellow with no overpaint.
I must admit I have no knowledge of such, that explains why you did what you did, I apologize if I insulted your intelligence
Luciferum, since you have more experience than I , would you happen to have any good web site links to uniforms/years used by German troops? As for the Waffen-SS divisions (17.SS & etc)/Wehrmacht divisions (Volksgrenadier squads) ? I would be more than greatful since I am trying to build some good knowledge before I take on my skin pack.
Anykey: No need to apologize, this is a place to share knowledge ond opinions.
My documention comes mainly from books but I also internet sources. Historical military associations provide goods sources especially with with 'link' pages.
For exemple, check the link page of the 9th Panzer division Hohenstaufen association. From page to pages, you can get whatever you might seek.
I think that the marder you are working on looks great and whatever choice you come up with will be well researched and have the historical accuracy that makes your work so impresive. it will be great to see what you decide to release in the next skin pack. heres some more info to help you out by providing some clarification on the stripes issue.
Late-war years
On 1943-02-18, it was ordered that all vehicles were to be painted in a base coat Dunkelgelb nach Muster (except for small equipment pieces, which were to retain the former colours). Over this, a camouflage pattern of Olivgrün (an RLM colour), Rotbraun RAL 8017 and Dunkelgelb nach Muster consisting of stripes was to be applied by the maintenance sections, according to the terrain. For this purpose, the paint was delivered as a paste, which could then be thinned with most liquids, and applied. Dunkelgelb nach Muster was later re-named Dunkelgelb RAL 7028, and Olivgrü was re-named Olivgrün RAL 6003.
On 1944-08-19, it was ordered that the tanks should be painted at the factories, in order to achieve more standardized patterns. The pattern used, called Hinterhalt-Tarnung, consisted of a base of Dunkelgelb RAL 7028, with Olivgrün RAL 6003 and Rotbraun RAL 8017 stripes. On top of this pattern were added small dots of all three paints.
In mid-September 1944, the tanks were were left in the red primer as the base coat, with only limited camouflage applied by the factories. On 1944-10-31, this order was expanded to include that both Dunkelgelb RAL 7028, Olivgrün RAL 6003 and Rotbraun RAL 8017 should be applied in limited amounts over the red primer, and that Dunkelgrau RAL 7021 could be used in stead of Dunkelgelb RAL 7028 is no Dunkelgelb RAL 7028 was available. There is no evidence that Dunkelgrau RAL 7021 was ever used, though.
On 1944-12-20, it was ordered that the base coat should be Dunkelgrün RAL 6003, with a hard-edged pattern of Rotbraun RAL 8017 and Dunkelgelb RAL 7028.
here a useful link for those interested in more info.
Last edited by hnunez; 24th Jan 08 at 10:34 AM.
Of course. Some early tigers can be seen in grey but most of panthers and tigers came after 1943 so they had sand braun as base colour... and many kind of camo stripes over them...
Thanks a lot for this documentation :-)
This is probably off topic, but in topic, slightly? Now that I think of it all those damn stupid Hollywood movies are history incorrect, not that they were never anyway. In Saving Private Ryan, I can't remember if the vehicles seen in the movie we're theses colors schemes? since the movie did take part after July 6th 1944 I assume it should.
Thanks for the info luciferum/hnunez.
It's not totally off topic... This place is 'Historical skin mod' so we need to find the more historical informations...
If I remember well, the Tiger of 'saving Ryan' had the right paint scheme... I have to see again this movie... quickly !
Band of brothers was quite good too except some mistakes...
You know the funny thing about SPR and BoB was that they had military advisers to get things done correctly, but I guess no need for WW2 historians to get the other most important details right .
Luciferum, the Marders ok, however, could i suggest a bit more gerrn and some brown?
What i do like actually is camo pattern of the SPAT in the pic of the book that Hnunez supplied.
BTW Luciferum, i love you hetzer and am using it in my private mix of skins ATM, but it too could perhaps use a tad more green and brown in there, it looks alright in towns and around lighter dirt fields and desert maps, but it still doesn't look right in the majority of Normandy and Holland style maps.
Also, have you noticed that it has a gold plated roof MG?
Hi all,
the v0.18 of the Historical Skin Mod will include the following changes and addon shown below:
- New Marder III skin (some brown has been added);
- Luftwaffe field soldier smock colour adjusted in order to look more splinter B real colors - Trousers and cap with a lighter blue grey;
- Tank buster Panzer grenadier hooded smock colour adjusted to be closer to the oldest splinter A colour scheme (1931 design) ...
v0.18 will be released within 2 days.
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the best thing about this is the ghost/monster.
that fairy thing has some wicked boobs!
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the fairy was an instant turn off....but i think the rest is pretty cute
I get that the fairy is like granting a wish gone horribly wrong or something...but I think it would look better with just the ghost? bear, and the kid.
The charcters are pretty amusing, the compostion could need some work though. Putting them all on the same plane is pretty boring, try some overlapping or increasing the size of differnt charcters. I would be cool to maybe see the fairy flying overhead or in the background.
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So no repairs were made just the codes were cleared?You never told me the exact code numbers not code descriptions?Without knowing those i dont know whats going on with the codes that are being set?
ok, thanks, no repairs were made, It was almost closing time and tech advised it would be ok to drive. If light came on again to stop and let it cool off and this should probably help.
If you dont live in California take it to a auto parts store and have them read codes even if the check engine light isnt on they can still pull codes.Write down the exact code numbers and let me know what they are so i can tell you more.
Symptom indicates the most likely cause would be with the VTEC solenoid valves. Have it cleaned if engine is sludged and change the engine oil if it is due.
If we were guessing that would be a good guess thats what i.was thinking the vtec ports are small and plug from sludge.But better to get the codes guessing gets expensive.
ok, I got the code numbers, they are P2646, rocker arm actuator and P0134 oxygen sensor
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The Dutchmen prepped for their Commonwealth Conference opener against Elizabethtown on Tuesday night by playing the No. 4 ranked team in the country last weekend, Middlebury, in the finals of their Rinso Marquette tournament. LVC hung with Middlebury most of the way before losing by nine, which boded well for the meeting with its old friendly rival of 60 years.
The Blue Jays came into the LVC gym at 0-2 and left still looking for their first win as seniors Danny Brooks and Matt O'Brien combined for 39 points to lead LVC to a 72-65 victory.
Brooks, who lit up Middlebury for 30 points, started slow but finished with 20 points and 13 rebounds, including some key boards in the final minutes that secured the win. The 6-foot-6 senior from Abingdon, Md., scored his points (three under his average) by going 7-for-10 from the field, but only 6-of-11 at the line.
O'Brien, a 6-4 swingman from Brick, N.J., was 7-for-14 from the field, including 2-of-5 from 3-point range for his career high of 19. His previous best as a Dutchmen was 11, while battling injuries throughout his career.
"Matt's got a lot of talent," said Brooks. "If he hadn't playing with injuries all the time, he'd be right there with me when it comes to all-conference recognition or whatnot. But his knees are feeling good and he came up with a big game for us tonight."
"Kevin's doing fine," said LVC coach Brad McAlester. "He did a good job tonight of controlling the tempo for us and getting the ball where it needed to be. E-town knows us so well and we know them so well, it makes for a scrappy game. But if we can get Kevin more open shots, he can hit them. He's also a very good free throw shooter."
Agnew went 5-for-6 from the line, including two with 24 seconds left that pushed LVC's lead to 71-65.
The win left LVC at 2-1 overall and looking for good things this Sunday at Moravian, before returning to conference play next Wednesday at home against Messiah.
Only a few points generally separate LVC and E-town, which have split their season series the past three years. This was the 121st meeting between the two.
"E-town has run the same stuff forever," said McAlester. "We know what each other is going to run. They obviously were keying on Danny
E-town got the first jump with a 7-4 lead, before LVC put together a small run midway through the first half. Ryan Kinard hit a 3-pointer to put LVC in front 21-15 with 9:47 left in the half, followed by an O'Brien fast break bucket at 8:13 to make it 25-17.
Agnew, a 5-10 guard from Trinity High in Mechanicsburg, then made it 27-17 on a jumper with 6:59 left in the half.
Both teams played tough defense that produced a minimum of high-percentage shots. For the game, E-town was 24-of-61 for 39 percent, while LVC shot 26-of-57 for 45 percent.
Lee Eckert, who led the Blue Jays with 14 points, kept them in the game with an offensive rebound hoop that cut LVC's lead to 54-51 with 9:18 left. From there, Brooks went to work with a 3-point play that opened the lead back to 67-59 with 3:54 to play.
The next two times down the floor, E-town misfired, with Brooks clearing the boards, which eventually enabled LVC to control the game over the final two minutes.


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Located in Tøyen, east Oslo, the Munch Museum houses the most comprehensive collection of works by Edvard Munch in the world. An absolute must for anyone interested in his work, and the first stop on this itinerary. The museum offers free guided tours in English in summer (July-August) daily at 1 pm.
The National Gallery in central Oslo is one of Norway's largest art galleries, and home to several of Munch's famous paintings, including one version of The Scream, plus Madonna and The Sick Child, among many others.
The Scream, Munch's most famous painting, shows a distressed figure, mouth open and hands covering its ears, against a red sky. In the background is the Oslofjord, seen from the Ekeberg hill just south of Oslo. Tram no. 18 or 19 towards Holtet, or bus no. 34, alight at Ekeberg Hageby.
Edvard Munch spent many a summer in Åsgårdstrand, a little coastal town on the western side of the Oslofjord, where he bought a small fishing cabin in 1898. He found numerous motifs for his paintings here, among them The Dance of Life, Girls on a Bridge and Melancholy. In 1944, the municipality of Horten bought Edvard Munch's estate, which opened as a museum in 1947.
Munch lived and worked for 28 years at Ekely in west Oslo until his death at the age of 80, on 23 January 1944. Today only his winter studio remains - it is rented out to artists, with occasional exhibitions.
Edvard Munch was very close to his mother, Laura Cathrine Bjølstad, and her early death was to have a major impact on his life, his personality and not least his art. Munch's mother originally came from Fredrikstad, some 100 kilometres south of Oslo, where she was born in 1837. She married Munch's father, Christian Munch, in Glemmen Church in 1861 at the age of 23. She died of tuberculosis at 31, leaving behind five children, including Edvard, then aged four. Read more about Munch's connection to Fredrikstad. Guided tour available.
Hvitsten, between Fredrikstad and Oslo, first became popular among Norwegian artists in the mid-19th century. Munch acquired a property there in 1910, where he painted landscapes and sea scenes, men and women sunbathing on the rocks, and pets from the neighbourhood. Edvard Munch also stayed on the farm Grimsrød, on the island of Jeløya near Moss, between 1913 and 1916. Seven of his works still adorn the walls of the Munch Restaurant in Refsnes Gods on Jeløya.
Edvard Munch was inspired by the unique light in the small coastal town of Kragerø on the western side of the Oslofjord. He spent much time in Kragerø at the beginning of the 1900s, one of his most creative periods. Today a statue stands on the main square in homage to the artist.
The main university building on Karl Johan's gate, Oslo, is home to 11 large scale paintings by Munch, which are on display in the University´s Aula. These were created between 1909 and 1916 - the most famous of them is the massive Sun painting (7.8 metres in width and 4.55 metres high) in the main auditorium.
Munch's final resting place, Æreslunden Cemetery, is where he lies surrounded by other famous Norwegians, among them Henrik Ibsen, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, Christian Krogh, Alf Prøysen and Henrik Wergeland.
Find out more about Edvard Munch and Oslo.
Edvard Munch was born in the village of Ådalsbruk in Løten in 1863. There you can visit Gallery Munch, which specialises in the display and sale of Edvard Munch's graphic works. You will also find works by Edvard Munch at the Lillehammer Art Museum, one of Norway's leading art institutions.
Throughout 2013, Norway celebrates 150 years since Edvard Munch's birth with the Munch Jubilee. Watch out for special events and exhibitions up and down the country.
Fly to Oslo, Norway, on one of Norwegian's direct flights from London Gatwick, Edinburgh or Dublin to Oslo Airport Gardermoen. Journey time from the UK is only two hours. There are several departures daily, and prices start at just £39* one way. Free in-flight Wi-Fi is available on most flights.
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UCD AFC played out a 1-1 draw with Dundalk FC in the Bowl on Friday night.
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UCD pushed Dundalk all the way in securing a 1-1 draw at the UCD Bowl on Friday. The Students had more possession throughout but fell behind to a well-taken goal by Mark Griffin. UCD were the better team throughout however and equalised after half-time.
This was UCD's first home league game in over a month and the lay of the land has changed somewhat since the end of May. Since the visit of Sligo Rovers, Monaghan United have regrettably become the seventh club since the turn of the Millennium to have to leave the league due to a lack of adequate financial resources. It's a sad state of affairs when Irish fans can travel in their tens-of-thousands across Europe to support a poor Irish side, but that most clubs in the league would struggle to even get a thousand supporters at home games. Irish fans must make the connection between a strong national league, and results in international competition.
The game on Friday night was a battle between the bottom two with all of the results against Monaghan up to this point having to be voided. UCD started the game with more of the possession and they had their first chance, in a scrappy affair, after ten minutes. Dean Clarke played a good ball into Robbie Benson but the winger's effort was weak and did not cause too much trouble to Ger Hanley in the Dundalk goal.
At the back, UCD looked solid with captain Mick Leahy making a crucial intervention to prevent Nathan Murphy's attempted chip pass into Griffin, when the latter was waiting only ten yards from the Students' net.
Dundalk took the lead in the thirty-fourth minute. The goal came after a spell of UCD pressure and The College will be disappointed in the way the goal was scored. UCD lost the ball in midfield and Dundalk worked it out to Griffin on the right. His cross found Murphy ten yards from goal with no one around to pressure him. His headed finish was excellent but he never should have had the time to pick his spot.
The remainder of the half was scrappy, with UCD still having more of the possession, but neither side created any clear cut chances.
It didn't take The Students long to draw level in the second half however. After forty-five minutes Cillian Morrison made a great run down the right to win a corner for UCD. Mark Langtry's cross was met by Paul Corry. His effort was blocked but it fell nicely for Benson whose powerful effort hit the ground first before bouncing up into the top corner. It was no more than UCD deserved.
In the fifty-ninth minute, Dundalk's Luke Danville was finally booked for another poor challenge. The defender had been overly firm with a few challenges and was lucky not to have been booked sooner.
Ten minutes later, Dundalk had their best chance of the half. Griffin won a free-kick following a poor challenge by Langtry. The free-kick from twenty-five yards out hit the top of the wall. This change of direction deceived John Kelly in the UCD net and the ball only missed the right-hand goal post by inches with Kelly having moved to the left.
In the 76th minute, Danville made another terrible challenge after second-half substitute Chris Lyons had turned him inside out. How the referee deemed it only worthy of a warning and not a card is beyond me. Danville was replaced after Lyons had once more beaten him for pace and forced a save from Hanley. Lyons rounded the keeper but made the angle too tight for himself. He lay the ball back for Langtry to shoot by the wing-back's effort was always rising.
Dundalk had the last two chances of the game. Griffin received the ball on the edge of the box and forced UCD keeper Kelly, making his senior debut, into a great save before Robert Watts blasted the rebound wide. With three minutes of normal time to go, Griffin released Gary Shanahan in the UCD box but his effort from thirteen yards was poor.
The referee brought an end to proceedings after three minutes of stoppage time. UCD showed character to come back from behind but they will be disappointed not to have pushed on and taken all three points, considering the amount of possession they had. UCD next welcome Derry to UCD Bowl in two weeks.
To see more photos from the game courtesy of Ed Scannell, click here.
UCD AFC: John Kelly, Mark Langtry, Michael Leahy (C), David O'Connor, Ciaran Nangle, Paul O'Conor, Paul Corry, Robbie Benson, Chris Mulhall (Hugh Douglas 75), Dean Clarke (Tyrone McNelis 51), Cillian Morrison (Chris Lyons 72)
Subs not used: Ger Barron, James Kavanagh, Barry McCabe, Samir Belhout.
Dundalk FC: Ger Hanley (Peter Cherrie 27), Derek Foran, Luke Danville (Conor McDonald 82), Liam Burns, Chris Shields (C), John Mountey, Mark Griffin, Paul Walsh, Gary Shanahan, Nathan Murphy (Robert Watts 58), Eoghan Osborne
Subs not used: Dan Cunningham, Shane O'Neill, Peter Thomas, Gerald McSorley.
Referee: Paul McLaughlin (Dublin)
UCDSoccer.com Man of the Match: Paul Corry (UCD)


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u splld "hyppogriph" wrng.......it w/ an "i"
bit cnt wait...i thnnk tom felton, bonnie wright, nd the phelp twins r gonna b ther!!!!!!!
but hop it opns in the smmr holidays so i can go 4 the grnd opn-ng
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bit cnt wait...i thnnk tom felton, bonnie wright, nd the phelp twins r gonna b ther!!!!!!!
but hop it opns in the smmr holidays so i can go 4 the grnd opn-ng"
You spelled your post wrong. It's supposed to be:
"You spelled "hyppogriph" wrong.......it's spelled with an "i".
But, I can't wait...I think Tom Felton, Bonnie Wright, and the Phelp twins are going to be there!!
But I hope it opens in the summer holidays, so I can go for the grand opening."
There! I fixed it for you! You're welcome! :)
Anyway, great pics! I can't wait for the park to open! I'm already planning my road trip from Tennessee! :)
Thanks so much for these pictures! I just stumbled across your site today, and I am so glad :) I'm planning to purchase an annual pass because I love HP so much. I've been to Universal before, and I really enjoyed it, so I think it'll be a good investment. It's coming along really well!
You are all very welcome! I'm glad that you like the pictures, and I really appreciate that you left comments!! By the way, I changed "Hyppogriph" in "Hippogriph".. I'm really sorry.
Oh no! I made that mistake again!! I hate this Hippogriff or whatever :)
Thank you so much for getting these photos! I follow your pictures everyday! Cannot wait to see more!
I can assure you it's really big...
It's way bigger than I thought..
omg i am uber excited!!! just wish they would give us a date so i can save money accordingly
I had thought originally that it looked to small, but then I took into consideration that these are just photographs...in person it will be much bigger...It looks so impressive. Makes me want to reread all the books again!
You're absolutely right Marina. The photos make everything relatively small, but if you see it in person, it will leave you impressed!
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Frogging Safaris
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One reason why frogs are great bio-indicators is their permeable skin, which is sensitive to pollution.
Fancy gumboot dancing with a difference? A choir of frogs will serenade you (well, potential mates actually), while you muck about in the mud, trying to catch, identify and release them on a frogging safari.
Strictly an after-dark affair, you'll be armed with a net, bag and headlamp, ready to do your bit for conservation, while setting off on an adventure and finding out why frogs are important for our own existence, their biodiversity and their precarious existence in our increasingly developed world.
Frogging safaris put amphibians, which are often overlooked, and their plight in the spotlight. In South Africa there are 84 described amphibian species of which 56% are endemic to South Africa, of these an estimated 10% are threatened by human interference.
This is where tourism establishments such as The Dunes Country House in St Francis Bay in the Eastern Cape come in. As part of an alien eradication and wetland protection project on their reserve, owners Brent and Chantelle Cook have also become involved in the protection of an endangered frog species, the Sand Toad, endemic to their area, and providing a safe habitat for other amphibians - 13 species have been identified so far.
Jock Safari Lodge, situated on the first private concession in the famous Kruger National Park, is another ideal place to go on a frogging safari. With an estimated 34 different species of amphibians in the Kruger, recent 'catches' have included Banded Rubber Frogs, Bubbling Kassinas, Sand Frogs and Painted Reed Frogs.
Florence Guest House is a frogging favourite. Situated in Chrissiesmeer (or Matotoland, 'frog land' in Siswati) in Mpumalanga, it hosts the annual frogging festival, simply called Frog Night, which draws frog fanatics from all over to a 'ribbiting' evening of fun and facts around frogs.


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The Lakefront Trail patch and repair project for 2009 is currently out to bid. The large sections of missing pavement between North Avenue and Oak Street are the highest priority in this project.
As reported by a Trail user last week, the Solidarity Drive underpass (the road out to Northerly Island and the Adler Planetarium) is nearly complete.
With the warmer weather, the Trail is free of ice and snow but not free of salt, run-off and winter surface damage.
Due to the harsh weather last weekend a number of sections of the Lakefront Trail between North Avenue and Oak Street Beach were damaged.
The trail was slushy this Monday morning with lots of salt melting the weekend snow. The water was very rough this weekend and water splashed up and over the trail is several locations.
I rode to downtown on the Trail at about 6:30 p.m. with heavy wet snow falling.
The Oak Street Bend still has some snow and ice on it but is rideable with caution. Amazing how all that hasn't melted yet with the above freezing weather.
On Sunday morning the Trail was clear from Ardmore to just before the South Shore Cultural Center (71st Street).
I rode the Trail from 31st Street to Ardmore at around 10:30 p.m. on Wednesday .
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Resilient learners and a robust faith can handle challenges. But the faith of the students my professor described was different— strong, but brittle; it did not have the resilience that comes through testing.
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While many Christian colleges actively seek to help their students engage issues of faith and science constructively, few secular colleges are active in promoting the conversation. As a professor at a secular school, how can I encourage my students to authentic engagement and dialogue on science and faith issues?
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How can it be that two things we love and treasure—two things that are absolutely central to ourselves and the lives we've built—seem so often to be at odds with each other?
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"I flatter myself," Hume triumphantly proclaimed, "that I have discovered an argument . . . which, if just, will, with the wise and learned, be an everlasting check to all kinds of superstitious delusion, and consequently, will be useful as long as the world endures."
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Does God need to supernaturally "intervene" in order to bring about the diversity of life that we observe today? Is that kind of action different from God's ordinary action? We begin our three-part series with Robert John Russell's description of how views of divine action have changed throughout history, excerpted from his book Cosmology: From Alpha to Omega. Part 2 addresses why "intervention" in the natural world is a problem philosophically, theologically, and scientifically; and Part 3 explains Russell's own theory of divine action in the natural world.
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In this video Conversation, Os Guinness notes that Christians should be able to relate their faith to all sorts of issues, including science, and should have no fear of doing so. Guinness quotes George Whitfield, who said, "I'm never better than when I'm on the full stretch for God."
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God acts in more than one way in the natural world. God sustains the regular patterns of the physical world, but sometimes chooses to act outside of those patterns. God's regular patterns are what scientists describe as natural laws (like gravity or photosynthesis). God's actions outside those patterns are usually called supernatural actions or miracles (like raising someone from the dead). Evolutionary creationists believe in the miracles of the Bible and that God can do miracles today. Evolutionary creationists also believe that God is just as involved in the regular patterns of the universe as in miracles.
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Using Film to Catalyze Conversations on Faith and Science
What are the best ways to spark productive conversations about science and faith? Certainly there are books, articles, blogs (like this one), and podcasts. But there are particular advantages to using film.
Ask an Evolutionary Creationist: A Q&A with Dennis Venema
Even if Darwin had never lived and no one else had come up with the idea of common ancestry, modern genomics would have forced us to that conclusion even if there was no other evidence available.
Daniel Harrell on Embracing Truth
In this video, Daniel Harrell affirms that science is not the only way to pursue truth. Rather, truth happens in a variety of different ways and each one ultimately leads to an understanding of God.
All Truth is God's Truth
In this video Conversation, Joel Hunter remarks: "I believe that all truth is God's truth," says Hunter, "so I am never afraid of truth—no matter who it comes from."
Faith with Inquiry
As author of The Fossil Hunter, I've found myself writing and speaking a great deal these days about the reconciliation of science and religion. But somehow I fear I've failed to make a connection with my own children as I've attempted to get this same message across.
The Sorrows and Joys of Teaching Evolution at an Evangelical Christian University
As a biology professor, I have the profound privilege of teaching the principles of evolutionary biology to a variety of students. As one might expect, teaching this subject matter at times engenders controversy, crises of faith, anger and fear in students (and others).
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