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In a food processor, combine the first five ingredients; cover and process until blended. Stir in chilies. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour. Shape into a ball. Combine crushed tortilla chips and cilantro; roll cheese ball in the chip mixture. Serve with... - 37.5584
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The combination of corn and cheese together makes it an excellent and appetizing starter. Ideal for all age groups. simple and easy to make. The crispy bite and the gooey cheese...yum. It is worth a try! - 0
Spinach and cheese balls- this power-packed snack is made up of cheese and paneer, 2 dense sources of protein. Paneer has a bland flavor and thus blends well with any ingredient. This recipes is sure to be enjoyed by people of all age groups especially the... - 0
Malai Koftha is a rich Muglai gravy curry in which stuffed potato and cheese balls are soaked in a rich onion tomato gravy. Though it is time consuming but when you make it step by step you don't even realize the time you spend on this dish. It is worth... - 0
Mix flour, 2 teaspoons salt, the baking powder and chili powder. Beat milk and eggs in small bowl; stir into flour mixture. Stir in melted butter. Turn dough onto lightly floured cloth covered board; knead until smooth, about 4 minutes. Shape into ball. Cover... - 41.2611
Paneer Creole has a Extraordinary taste.The Green Chillies and Spring Onion gives the Paneer Creole Mouth-watering taste. Must catch it - 44.4569
It is a very colorful dish that truly signify the spirit of "Indian Independence Day" with its three colors (orange, green and white) reminiscent to Indian Flag. - 44.5999
There can't be a more interesting way to make use of cooked rice! delight in this creamy, saucy, delicious dish, brimful with the goodness of corn and cheese. - 0
Chicken & Rice Balls is an irresistible recipe which you would surely love to serve to your friends as a side dish. Enjoy this delicious chicken recipe; I am sure you would love to try this Chicken & Rice Balls dish. - 44.402
Chili Meatball Casserole is a spicy ground beef bake with vegetables, hominy and cheese. You'll simply fall for this flavorful casserole. Eat it as it is or with pasta. Do let me know if you want to know more about this Chili Meatball Casserole. - 39.6099
MAKING 1) Mix together the maseca (corn flour), baking powder, salt and some water. 2) Mix well till a smooth dough is formed. It should not be sticky. 3) Shape the mixture into balls the size of an egg. 4) Between two sheets of wax paper, place one ball at a... - 44.183
GETTING READY 1) Preheat oven hot to 400 degrees. 2) Grate cheese in food processor or grater. 3) In a medium-size bowl mix cheese and chilies. MAKING 4) Separate mixture into 4 portions and press into a flat oval about 2 1/2 inches long and 1 inch wide.... - 47.34
Learn how to make this delicious Indian flatbread using Paneer which is Indian style cottage cheese. This Parantha tastes great with chutneys, pickle and raita (yogurt preparation.) All you need for this parantha is cheese stuffing/paneer stuffing and wheat... - 0
MAKING 1) Take a greased shallow bowl and place bread dough in it. Cover, defrost and let rise until doubled, according to package directions. 2) In another bowl combine olives, pepper, cheese, chili powder and garlic salt. Nicely blend all the... - 40.5689
Ever popular paneer tikki, made richer with dry fruit stuffing and spiced up with green chilies. A popular Punjabi starter! - 0
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This is a popular Indian stuffed paratha made by stuffing wheat dough with a mix of mashed paneer and chopped onions, seasoned with salt, and spiced up with black pepper powder, red chili powder, and green chilies. - 0
Beef 'N' Sausage Tarts is an irresistible side dish that you simply can't resist. Try this Beef 'N' Sausage Tarts dish; I am sure you will have a huge fan following for this one! - 46.5289
A combination of spinach (Palak) with cheese and with delicious potato balls. - 46.494
Mix ground beef, sausage, chopped onion, evaporated milk, chili pepper, salt and pepper. Make into tbs. size balls and brown. Make sauce of 1 small onion, Ortega green chili pepper, mushroom soup and 2 cups milk. Layer with this mixture and Cheddar... - 39.1895
GETTING READY 1) In a bowl, add the breadcrumbs, milk, salt, chilli powder and ground beef, blend well and shape into 24 small balls. MAKING 2) In a skillet, brown the meat balls in hot oil, drain and keep aside. 3) In the same skillet, saute the onion,... - 41.7431
MAKING 1. Cut the potatoes into equal halves and boil them. 2. Boil the chicken similarly. 3. With a potato masher, mash the boiled potatoes after skinning them until they attain a very soft texture. 4. Add red chili powder, cumin powder, coriander powder,... - 107.355
Separate egg yolks from egg whites. Chop each separately. In a bowl combine the egg yolks, rice, bread crumbs, the 1/4 cup green onion, the V4 cup ripe olives, the rosemary, cloves, and cinnamon. Add ground beef and pork; mix well. Using 1 1/2 tablespoons... - 41.6131
Mix the beef, onion, green pepper, milk and seasonings thoroughly and shape into 12 balls. Brown in hot oil in a large skillet and drain off fat. Combine remaining ingredients and mix with meatballs. Cover and cook over low heat for about 10 minutes. - 31.4581
These mock eggs recipe is great for those who crave the texture of eggs but cant have them. This baked preparation of mock eggs is made with potatoes, cottage cheese, bread crumbs and flour and flavored with chili, ginger, pepper and coriander leaves. - 42.7815
1. In 10-inch skillet over high heat, cook ground beef and onion, stirring occasionally, until all pan juices evaporate and meat is well browned. Spoon off fat in skillet if any. Stir in chili powder; cook 1 minute. Stir in tomato sauce, green chilies, sugar,... - 36.7081
Spiced Meatballs has a great taste. If you like beef flavored with spices and mixed with cheese then try this Spiced Meatballs recipe. You will simple adore it. - 38.1434
Mix ground beef, taco seasoning mix and egg. Shape into 1-inch balls; place in single layer in 10-inch square casserole. Microwave at HIGH (100%) until meatballs are firm and lose their pink color, 7 to 10 minutes, stirring once or twice during... - 44.5112
Paneer Paratha is punjabi dish made from flour cheese paneer. Specially great for holiday kids. - 32.7117
This Meatballs Con Queso is simply irresistible and mouth-watering recipe. Try this easy to prepare meatball dish; I am sure you will love to share it with your loved ones. - 43.94
Learn how to make Malai Kofta which is rich, creamy dish fit for special dinner. It includes silky smooth curry made out of tomatoes and delicious dumplings made with potatoes, dry fruit and paneer (Indian cottage cheese.) Best served with naan, parantha or... - 0
cabbage Paratha tastes simple and can be easily prepared at home.Try this easy recipe of Cabbage Paratha and share your comments. - 42.4003
Fry bacon until crisp; break into large pieces. Chill 1/3 cup bacon drippings until firm. Brown beef in large skillet; drain. Stir in corn, green pepper, onion, 1/4 cup cornmeal, 1/2 teaspoon oregano, chili powder, 1/2 teaspoon salt, pepper and tomato... - 44.4164
Paneer Kathi Roll is a delicious snack prepared by sauteing Indian Cottage Cheese in aromatic spices and with light touch of vegetables. Yummy paneer is rolled in to healthy fresh home made whole wheat chapati - 0
Yummy, crispy cheese and potato kofta in creamy red gravy. With a plethora of spices and a generous dose of milk, honey and cream, this is no ordinary gravy! - 0
1. Beat eggs with salt in large bowl. Stir in breadcrumbs; let stand 5 minutes. Add beef, pork and coriander; mix lightly but thoroughly. 2. Divide meat mixture into 18 even portions. Shape 1 portion into flat patty; top with 1 cheese cube. Press meat firmly... - 35.6631
Stir together the 1 cup all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, sunflower seed, and salt. Cut in shortening or lard till pieces are the size of small peas. Sprinkle 1 tablespoon cold water over part of the mixture; gently toss with a fork. Push to side of... - 46.8693
GETTING READY 1) Preheat oven to 300°F before baking. 2) Cut sausages into 1/2 inch thick slices. MAKING 3) Figure ground beef or lamb into 1-inch balls and coat with a mixture of flour, salt, and pepper. 4) In a large frying pan, brown the sausages slowly... - 41.4044
1. Mix all ingredients except Tomato Sauce. Shape mixture by teaspoonfuls into 1-inch balls. Arrange in baking dish, 12 x 7 1/2 x 2 inches, or on 12-inch plate. Cover loosely and microwave on high (100%) 3 minutes; rearrange meatballs. Cover and microwave... - 31.3059
Turkey burgers are a delicious change of pace from the high fat beef burgers. The Indian chef in this video makes American-style turkey burgers, adding Indian flavors to it. A burger for Indian flavor and spice lovers! - 112.159
This is a healthy burger recipe with goodness of lentils and vegetables. You can absolutely make it low fat by shallow frying patty and avoiding cheese and mayo in the recipe. A perfect recipe to please your kids.... - 0
Fry bacon until crisp; break into large pieces. Chill 1/3 cup bacon drippings until firm. Brown beef in large skillet; drain. Stir in corn, green pepper, onion, 1/4 cup cornmeal, 1/2 teaspoon oregano, chili pow- der, 1/2 teaspoon salt, pepper and tomato... - 47.2422
1. Combine mayonnaise or salad dressing, chili sauce, green pepper and instant minced onion in a small bowl; mix well. Reserve for Step 6. 2. Mix beef lightly with salt and pepper. Shape into 12 thin patties. 3. Panfry 6 burgers in half of butter or margarine... - 33.152
GETTING READY 1. ln a small bowl, add warm water, yeast and sugar. Allow the yeast to rest 5 minutes, until it becomes foamy. 2. In another bowl, combine flours, make a well in the center and pour in yeast mixture with oil, tomato paste, salt, and pepper.... - 48.0643
After conquering whole of India, aloo parathas are finding their way into kitchens far across in other continents. If you are one of them who is dying for this most popular Indian bread, this one is for you. The chef is showing the best way of preparing... - 124.374
GETTING READY 1. To prepare the pastry dough, in a mixing bowl, combine flour, poppy seed and salt. 2. Cut shortening into small pieces and add to the flour mixture. 3. With your fingertips, rub the shortening and flour until mixture resembles crumbs. 4. Add... - 44.6622
How to make Momo-cha (Nepali Meat Dumplings) recipe by Tulsi Regmi is simply amazing! If you have ever eaten these you will surely delight in just reading the recipe and dreaming of the remembered taste. I hav made these with hand minced goat and also lamb... - 58.4451


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It was a regular work day. There were 6 of us in a room—myself, two other men, and three women. One of the guys was talking about his vacation when one of the women handed him a knife and he stabbed me, right in the lower abdomen. The last thing I remembered before I passed out was the women working to control the bleeding. I woke up in a 5th floor hospital bed at St. Peter's Hospital in Olympia. You wanna see my scar?
I think I better tell you the whole story. It was indeed a regular work day while I worked for the State Patrol, but I wasn't at work. The room was a surgical room and the 5 other people in the room were my anesthesiologist, my surgeon, and three nurses. They were there to perform an appendectomy, which is why the doctor stabbed me in the gut. Fortunately, he had my best interest at heart and he was nice enough to sew me up when he was finished.
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One of the oldest stadiums in the nation, Hemingway Stadium opened in 1915 and was originally named after Judge William Hemingway, a law professor and athletics chairman. John Vaught's name was added in 1982. The veteran coach won three national titles for the Rebels. The field was dedicated to Dr. Jerry Hollingsworth, a longtime benefactor of the school.
The stadium has seen numerous upgrades, including state-of-the-art video and audio facilities, and field surfaces. It became the state's largest facility in 2002 when capacity was raised to its current 60,580.
The Grove at Ole Miss has been called out by several publications as one of the best venues to tailgate in the country. The 10-acre grassy area features scores of red-and-blue tents under oak, elm and magnolia trees. Revelers bring out their finest China, literally, along with silver-plated goblets and candelabras. Male fans get decked out in their Saturday finest, and coeds often are seen in cocktail dresses.
Throughout The Grove, and about anywhere else on campus, fans will yell out the "Hotty Toddy" cheer, which dates to the 1930s, although its exact origin is unknown: "Are you ready? Hell, yes! Damn, right! Hotty toddy, gosh almighty. Who in the hell are we? Hey, flim flam, bim bam. Ole Miss, by damn!"
The "Walk of Champions" is a tradition that dates to coach Billy Brewer in 1983. Brewer wanted to get his team involved in The Grove experience, so he had his team walk a different route to the stadium for every home game. They started treading the same route in 1985. A few hours before every home football game, the Ole Miss football team and coaches walk from the student union building, then under the Walk of Champions arch and through The Grove on their way to the Starnes Training Center and the game.
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A table, or function, for converting dwell values into color values. Sometimes implemented as a hardware palette.
A color map just turns one number (an integer, typically the dwell) into a color. Actual algorithms for computing colors based on more complicated attributes (such as continuous dwell, external angle, and distance estimate) are described in the coloring article.
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I didn't see this coming, but that's what's cool about being a wildlife observer. I always figured in a dog vs. cat fight, the dog would win, but I'm always learning something. Twice mountain lions have killed radio collared wolves in the Bitterroot Valley. How often does this happen? No one knows. But it's an interesting twist in the wolf reintroduction world. Love them or hate them, big predators are fascinating animals. Get the full story HERE.
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Everglades National Park Officials Considering "Pole and Troll" Boating Zone to Protect Resources
In a move that might not go over well with motorboaters, officials at Everglades National Park are thinking of creating a "pole and troll" boating zone in Florida Bay to protect seagrass and marine-life. However, such a zone could prove popular with paddlers, wildlife viewers, and some anglers.
According to the park, the idea for this project emerged following General Management Plan meetings earlier this year when new scientific and visitor use information, along with a new set of preliminary marine area alternatives, was presented to the public. That effort resulted in meaningful public input on the ways to improve future management of Florida Bay.
"Among the many great ideas we heard from stakeholder groups and long-time users of Florida Bay, was the suggestion for park managers to consider an initial pole and troll zone in Florida Bay before completing the GMP," said Everglades Superintendent Dan Kimball. "The park is now pursuing this idea and over the summer my staff and I visited several pole and troll zones in Florida to learn first-hand about implementation and management options. The value of these zones for protecting shallow-water resources and providing better visitor use opportunities has been demonstrated, and we plan to use these lessons learned to better inform our efforts to improve resource protection and visitor experiences in Everglades National Park."
Between now and the end of November the park is seeking your thoughts on this proposal. While park staff visited four areas of Florida Bay to see which might be best suited to a pole and troll zone, they settled on Snake Bight, an area immediately east of Flamingo. If the zone is created, it would be off-limits to combustion boat motors. Inside the zone, boats would only be permitted to use push poles, paddles, or electric trolling motors.
Implementation of the zone places a heavy emphasis on education and outreach. The park would develop and widely disseminate maps, brochures, and other materials in an effort to communicate the new zone to the public. In addition, the park would implement a monitoring plan to help assess the zone's effectiveness over time in protecting seagrass and wildlife habitat, enhancing fishing and other recreational experiences. If a decision is reached to implement the Snake Bight pole and troll zone, access to the zone would be enhanced through on-plane transit via the Snake Bight and Tin Can Channels while adjacent Jimmie's Lake would allow idle-speed transit in waters deeper than 2 feet.
The proposed zone is not associated with future decisions to be made in the GMP; however, public input on the GMP earlier this year demonstrated public interest for this idea in advance of completing the GMP.
"Our stakeholders have clearly communicated support for a pole and troll zone in Florida Bay to enhance resource protection and visitor experiences," said Superintendent Kimball. "This zone should result in increased protection of seagrass, higher quality fishing opportunities, better wildlife viewing, and better paddling trips, in a very popular area. If this project is implemented, I expect that its monitoring activities would provide valuable information to support GMP implementation and adaptive management strategies in the years ahead."
Comments are welcome on all aspects of the proposed project including objectives; alternative locations in Florida Bay under consideration; the boundary of the proposed Snake Bight zone; activities to effectively mark, educate the public, and enforce the zone; and monitoring activities to determine the success of the zone. A slide presentation describing the project and questions the park would like feedback on about the project is available for review at the park website link below and will be presented at two upcoming meetings. Public input can be provided in several ways.
There are two upcoming public meetings to discuss the proposed pole and troll zone:
Monday, November 9, 6:00 to 7:30 P.M., John D. Campbell Agricultural Center, 18710 SW 288th Street, Homestead, FL
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Last month there was a rumor about Sony's latest flash memory based MP3 player. Sony officially launched the beautiful MP3 player to challenge Apple's iPod Shuffle. The MP3 player is available in three flavors, 256MB, 512MB or 1GB and sports a 3 line OLED screen. Sony claims that some of its newer models can generate three hours of playback on a three minute charge! You can expect a 256MB version to set you back $133.84 (100 euros) and the 1GB to run about $321.22 (200 euros).
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I love the look of it! The battery life is supposed to be amazing, it's tiny, and the OLED is sweet. I just recently bought a flash player with an OLED screen and I couldn't be more happy with it. Great technology.
3 hours on a 3 minute charge?!?!?!
Althought the price is more than double the cost of a 1GB Ipod Shuffle—
Its a Sony Balony right? Whats the catch? There is always something that they hide until you buy it and then find out. Do they force you to convert your mp3s to their format? Do they force you to use their software? When ever I hear Sony I know there is a catch. And how come it does not have a clip addon?
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The position of the handle and of the camera can both be adjusted front to back, in order to balance the camera perfectly. The quick-release plate to which the camera mounts has a built-in bubble level to indicate whether the rig's weight is balanced properly. Because the camera rides below the handgrip, the uFly is ideal for capturing shots that involve extreme perspective from ground level, or for executing free-floating camera movements at body height. The uFly is designed to leave the operator with one free hand, which can be used for pulling focus, for instance. (Arca-compatible rails make it easy to add devices such as a follow focus.)
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Developer API
We present to you the documentation for the Is It Safe to Visit? API.
Simple API
The Simple API is a fairly simple interface to get current status advisory data for any country. You can currently retrieve data in XML format.
Forming the Country Status Request URL
To find a country name to use in the "countryname" field, use the countryname from the URL for that country. (ie. for Thailand, the URL is normally http://isitsafetovisit.com/Thailand)
Example Request
To get a list of the travel advisories for Thailand in XML foramt, you'd enter this URL:http://isitsafetovisit.com/Thailand.xml
Example Response
Here's an example of the XML response from a country status call: Thailand 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z Really High Risk 1976 4 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z High degree of caution 1977 1976 3 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z Australia Smart Traveller http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/view/Advice/Thailand 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z Exercise high degree of caution 1978 1976 3 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z Canadian Foreign Affairs Department http://www.voyage.gc.ca/dest/report-en.asp?country=290000 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z Extreme risk 1979 1976 5 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z New Zealand Safe Travel http://safetravel.govt.nz/destinations/thailand.shtml 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z Country Specific Information 1980 1976 2008-11-20T20:58:44Z U.S. Department of State http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1040.html
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Full Advisory Information
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statuses | This element contains the status advisories segmented by issuing country. |
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name | Full name of the country |
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rating | Integer version of the country status advisory level, ranging from 1 to 5 |
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Monday, January 10, 2011
I'm a pretty fickle salad eater. As a starter, absolutely. Give me a plate of the green stuff, as long as something warm is coming afterward. I love bitter arugula, undulating butter lettuce, and delicate mache, but as the whole meal, I'm usually left wanting. Give me something hot, something filling, and good lord let it be easy to make because I'm too hungry to bother. Enter, minestrone. It's basically my garbage disposal because I'm a notorious over buyer at the farmer's market (everything looks so good, I can't help it!). I just toss in every vegetable that I don't see myself noshing on in the next couple of days, and leave it be, so there's a ton of lee way with what you want to include. Consider this a blue print, your starting point for wherever you want to take it. The base of a good minestrone is cooked cannelini beans and their delicious broth, and I stock mine up with chopped tomatoes, zucchini, and tons of super crazy healthy kale. The best part? One pot is enough for a no-brainer lunch all week. Enjoy!
Serves 8-10
1 cups cannellini beans
8 cloves of garlic, minced
2 rosemary sprigs
2 medium yellow onions, chopped
1 large carrot, peeled and diced
2 celery stalks, diced
1 large fennel bulb (or 2 smaller ones)
2 zucchini, quartered and sliced into 1/4 thick slices
3-4 tomatoes, cut into eights
1 head of broccoli, broken down into bite size florets
4 oz kale
1 teaspoon oregano, finely chopped
1/2 cup flat leaf parsley, finely chopped
1/2 cup basil, chopped
4 cups vegetable broth
1-2 tablespoons nice balsamic vinegar (syrupy modena style is best)
olive oil
In a large pot toss in the cannellini beans, 3 cloves of garlic minced, sprigs of rosemary, big pinch of salt, and 6 cups of room temp water. Bring the water to a boil over high heat, turn down to a simmer, and cover. Then go watch TV for 2 hours. The beans take forever, but it's passive work, so just let them do their thing. You want them to be tender, and not too toothsome. To prep the other vegetables, chop the onion and fennel into equal sizes (about a 1/4 of an inch). Heat a large pot (this will be your soup pot) over medium heat and add about 2 tablespoons of olive oil, followed immediately by the onion and fennel. Season with a pinch of salt and cook until the onion and fennel are a little browned (about 5-10 minutes). Add the remaining garlic cloves and the oregano. After it's browned a bit (about a minute) add the carrot and celery. To prep the kale, slice out the center rib of each kale leaf, then slice the leaves into 1 inch strips. Add the kale to the pot along with the cannellini beans, their cooking liquid (remove the rosemary sprig, it's ok if the leaves fell off), and the stock. Bring the whole thing to a simmer (about 20 minutes), and add the broccoli, tomatoes and zucchini. After another 10 minutes, add the balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper to taste. The balsamic gives the whole thing a nice bit of body. Finish with the parsley and basil. Enjoy!
6 comments:
- Christie said...
You just inspired my next trip to Berkeley Bowl.
- January 13, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Cupcake said...
Fantastic blog! Great soup recipe!
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- Mary said...
I love soup! This looks divine! Bookmarked!
Great blog; happy I found you!
Mary xx
Delightful Bitefuls - February 23, 2011 at 11:09 AM
- sweet road said...
That looks delicious and heartwarming!
- February 23, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- spookie said...
winter is close here on vancouver island.
just made your soup for dinner all smells well - October 3, 2011 at 4:12 PM
- Vicky said...
Sounds delicious. I know what you mean about over buying vegetables -- I always grab way too many and then am scrambling to find a way to use them all before they go bad -- and this seems like the perfect use of them!
- March 2, 2012 at 6:27 AM
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Vorontsovsky Palace Museum
Alupka Palace is now an architectural and art museum. It contains the furnishings and art collections, which had been in the palace itself and the collections from other estates of the Southern coast of the Crimea.
After the revolution the Palace was nationalized. The museum was opened in 1921.
In February of 1945 the English delegation which arrived to the Yalta conference was placed there. A very interesting exposition is dedicated to Winston Churchill and his visit the Crimea. If you visit Vorontsov Palace – you'll see Churchill's headquarters during the Yalta Conference.
Palace highway, 10
It is opened 10.00-17.00, Monday and Friday is closed.
Entrance fee 50 grivnas ($10)- Museum Visits
- Historical Travel
Palace Interiors
There are about 150 rooms in the palace. A lobby, a dining room and a billiard room are tree trimmed in Gothic style. The winter garden and a blue drawing room with stucco moldings are very interesting.
Highlights of the interior include an 1860 Becker piano, a beautiful sun room, and a main dining room with impressive woodwork and a balcony for musicians.
Winter garden - characteristic belonging of the ceremonial European palaces of 19 centuries. Blue drawing room with the stucco moldings is splendid. In the winter garden, in the blue drawing room, and also on the terraces of the portal of southern facade are assembled the sculptural images of the family of Vorontsov and its close ones, copy of the sculptures of antique gods and philosophers.
Halls decorate the fabrics of Italian, French and English painters. Russian painting is the portraits of the work of Levitskiy, Borovikovskiy, by the views of Shchedrin, Orlovskiy, brothers of Cherentsovykh, Ayvazovskiy.- Historical Travel
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Northern façade of the Palace
The northern part of the Palace was created in western style. This side of the palace is in the English Tudor style. The main idea of the Count Vorontsov and his architect Blore was to create an organic and integral part of the Palace and surrounding landscape.
One way in which they achieved this idea was by building the Palace from the same stone as the rocks around it. Diabase overlays lead, reinforced with copper pins to give a stable structure built to last and sturdy enough to withstand earthquakes.
The rear facade of palace and its western part - romantic architectural variation on the theme of the "style of Tudors".- Historical Travel
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Southern façade of the Palace
East and western styles were harmoniously combined in this palace. East style was produced on the southern part of the palace. The southern facade turned to the sea, is executed in Moorish style and copies a known fortress of Arabian caliphs Alhambra in Granada.
On a frieze of a deep niche the 6-times inscription in the Arabian language repeats: "There is no victor save Allah!"- Architecture
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Vorontsov Palace
One of the highlights of Alupka/Yalta is Vorontsov Palace. Built by Count Vorontsov with a Chinese, Turkish, Sottish inspirations. (Wiki has a better description probably)
If you are going there from Yalta, don't take the bus tour (around 110 gryvnyas per person). They are very overpriced (obviously targeted for tourists) and none of them speak English. Of course it's interesting to go with a tour guide and have them talk about history and certain details, but we noticed the tour guides were taking groups to the park and just going on and on about trees and details about them.
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Regardless of location at those temps, I would be very happy to wear a pair of surfskin shorts or neo shorts, a long sleeved rash guard and Kokatat Knappster (short sleeve breathable semi dry top). What I would have handy to layer up would be:
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Fried Eggs with Wild Rice and Sautéed Kale Recipe
Cal/Serving: 891Daily Value: 45%
Servings: 4
High-Fiber, Low-Sodium
Sugar-Conscious, Vegetarian, Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Wheat-Free, Milk-Free, Peanut-Free, Tree-Nut-Free, Soy-Free, Fish-Free, Shellfish-Free
Fat | 20g | 31% |
Saturated | 4g | 20% |
Trans | 0g | 0% |
Carbs | 154g | 51% |
Fiber | 8g | 33% |
Sugars | 2g | 0% |
Protein | 23g | 46% |
Cholesterol | 186mg | 62% |
Sodium | 105mg | 4% |
Calcium | 173mg | 17% |
Magnesium | 301mg | 75% |
Potassium | 893mg | 26% |
Iron | 6mg | 31% |
Zinc | 5mg | 32% |
Vitamin A | 8766IU | 175% |
Vitamin C | 68mg | 113% |
Thiamin (B1) | 1mg | 58% |
Riboflavin (B2) | 0mg | 22% |
Niacin (B3) | 9mg | 44% |
Vitamin B6 | 1mg | 63% |
Folic Acid (B9) | 84µg | 21% |
Vitamin B12 | 0µg | 7% |
Vitamin D | 1µg | 0% |
Vitamin E | 2mg | 10% |
Vitamin K | 458µg | 572% |
Fatty acids, total monounsaturated | 11g | 0% |
Fatty acids, total polyunsaturated | 4g | 0% |
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This protein- and energy-packed dish was inspired by the delicious and lovely eggs sent to us by Pete and Gerry's. With a half-dozen blue eggs (from Ameraucana hens) and a half-dozen chocolate-red eggs (from Marans hens), us editors got to make a dish that showcased the brilliant taste and color of the eggs.
I wanted a dish that would allow me to really enjoy the rich flavor of the deep orange yolk — and what better than breaking a fried egg over a mountain of spicy kale and wild rice? It makes a quick and easy dinner, especially if you already had leftover rice.
Feel free to substitute other winter greens for kale, and adding sautéed mushrooms or other vegetables can't hurt.
- 4 cups cooked wild or brown rice
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more as needed
- 1 large shallot, sliced thinly
- Salt and fresh black pepper, to taste
- 1 bunch dinosaur kale, stems trimmed and cut into 1/2-inch ribbons, with washing water still clinging to leaves
- Pinch of dried red chile flakes, or more to taste
- 4 room temperature eggs, preferably organic or heirloom
Warm up the rice in a sauce pot with a little extra water over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally until hot (or, you can heat it up in the microwave when you start cooking the eggs).
Place a medium-sized pan over high heat until hot, lower the heat to medium then add 1 ½ tablespoons of olive oil. When shimmering, add the shallots and a pinch of salt, stirring so that they don't burn. When soft and transluscent, about 4-6 minutes, add the kale and chile flakes and stir to combine. Add a little more water if needed, then partially cover with the lid so that the kale steams, stirring occasionally. When softened, about 4-6 mintues, turn the heat to low to keep warm and begin on the eggs.
Heat a cast-iron or heavy-set pan over high heat. When hot, add some olive oil (a little more than ½ tablespoon), turn the heat down to medium-high and gently crack in an egg into the pan, getting as close to the pan bottom as you can without burning yourself. Then repeat with a second egg. Meanwhile, place the rice and kale on 4 plates.
When the edges of the egg whites have started to curl and browned slightly, remove the eggs and place on top of two plates. Cook the second batch of eggs, using the remaining oil. Place on the last 2 plates and serve immediately, sprinkling a pinch of salt and fresh black pepper on top.
Recipe Details
Servings: 4Total time: 25 minutes
Special Designations: Nut-free, Vegetarian, Healthy
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Not crazy about kale...I would substitute escarole or rapini.


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Ulduar had less trash, that is pretty much the only reason I didn't say ToT is better.
better than Ulduar
comparable to Ulduar
a little worse than Ulduar
a lot worse than Ulduar
Raid rank:
1. Ahn'Qiraj
2. Naxxramas
3. Sunwell
4. Black Temple
5. Tempest Keep/Serpentshrine Caverns
6. Blackwing Lair
7. Zul'Gurub/Ruins of Ahn'Qiraj
8. Upper Blackrock Spire
9. Karazhan
10. Throne of Thunder
Things I've taken into consideration:
1. Amosphere, lore of raid
2. Events around raid launch
3. Fun and new mechanics during boss fights
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The lack of open-ended progression and no hard modes through mechanics is disappointing for me in ToT.
i find ToT very enjoyable, far more then any other raid between it and ulduar.
however in my mind ulduar was still better, might be cause it was or nostaligic feelings.
so i voted little bit worse then ulduar.
As previous people mentioned. I rate it about on-par with ICC. Even, I give ICC a slight edge due to the wings. I like wings over straight progress..
And ICC kicks the crap out of this lorewise obviously.
What I think is important, is that, the boss fights themselves are good. But what makes ToT not even comparable to Ulduar.
1. Trash, the trash in ulduar was AMAZING, except for freya and vezax trash, I actually enjoyed doing the trash. The trash before Ignis was harder then the bosses in Naxx, it was just an amazing feeling. ToT trash blows.
2. The looks, ToT does not impress me in the cosmetics. Though it is hard to compare with the titan theme. Titan theme just looks amazing.
3. The 9000 achievements on the boss. There were soooo many achievements there, and for any achievement hunter, it was a dream. Some of those achievements was a lot of fun and required to play a boss fight in a way that it wasn't "supposed" to be played, making it an entirely new fight. The achievements were really the cherry on the top for ulduar.
4. Activated hardmodes. Yes, I hear the "is click a red button more fun than changing a raid difficulty?". Yes, yes it is. Well step one, ulduar was the first raid to introduce this (sarth3d). So it was new and fresh. FL, Freya, Council and Yogg had 3-5 modes each, that you actively chose in which way you did it. Pressing mimirons giant red button, was a wonderful feeling. DPSing that heart down to 0% watching X2 regain his strength, awesome. Thorim time trial, was fun the first few times until it became automatic. Vezax "WHY DID YOU KILL A GREEN CLOUD? Wipe it!".
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Volun-told - A supposedly optional event, award, assignment, or activity in which a person (or persons) are required to attend either by persons-in-charge nominating them or their peers expecting them to be there. The individual often has no say in the matter, and non-attendance in frowned upon.
I am so tired of seeing terrible people, being admired, for being terrible people.
So far it's not bad but there are way too much trash.
I am thankful to Blizzard for making an easy first boss, helping late unstuffed raiders and motivating them, contrary to Mogushan Palace whose first boss seriously slowed many casual guilds.
I find the trend though that LFR, normal and sometimes heroic are basically the same encounters - only harder - disappointing as it's all the same again and again with sometimes a very small mechanism added. I would welcome more différences.
I personally didn't care for Ulduar very much.
Throne of Thunder is better, in my opinion.
They did talk about having more "elite" modes but obviously scraped it. Kinda sucks. I think having normal -> elite -> heroic -> heroic elite would have been more fun than "hoping" for thunderforged.
Like they could have easily done it this tier:
Jin'rokh: Break all 4 water statues and have no water entire fight.
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Or to add to that:
Horridon: Leaving certain door combinations open until the end of the fight
Council: Kill Gara'jal's spirit before killing the bosses, killing him empowers all of the council
Tortos: Kick a turtle into a wall that floods the room, eventually killing everyone
Megaera: Kill 3 heads in a specific order and you fight 3 at once + 3 launching stuff
Ji-Kun: Destroy all the eggs in the nest causing her to X2 style enrage
The new raids are so overtuned now they arent as fun as ulduar was.
" a little worse than Ulduar "
But that doesn't make it bad, at all! Overall the best tier is a really long time, a bit better than FL, but worse than uld Maybe ICC level.
I haven't finished it on Heroic so I'm not ready to make the call but I disagree that Ulduar should be the standard here.
Tot is not tuned too high. If you didn't clear at lest half of the heroic in tier 14 there's a good chance that you didn't clear it all in the first week. To be honest I find twin consorts and durumu and dark animus to be very very easy bosses on normal.
Seriously when my group got to twin consorts we one shot it and were all kind of stunned about how easy it was.
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You shouldn't have to clear heroic anything in a previous tier to be able to advance to the next normal mode raiding tier once you have the item level associated with the previous tier. That means that a 496 geared player should be able to advance in T15 without massive struggle or being in the top 1800 guilds, at least for the first few bosses. As is most guilds cant get past Horridon or Council and we will probably see further nerfs to them and other bosses in the next few weeks if the number of clears doesn't nearly double each week.
And you didn't have to clear heroic to do the first few bosses. Anything more than that, however, will require skill and/or more gear.
My guild is hardly the greatest thing ever, and we'll be killing at least Megara this week (hopefully Ji-Kun as well; we only do 2 raid nights a week, the 2nd longer than the first, and we killed through tortos on our first night this week). The gear helps a *lot* this tier, and due to some last minute roster/role swaps we had a lot of people below the 496 ilvl going into ToT. First time out I could barely withstand the stupid bats on Tortos; now I laugh at them.
Being able to advance doesn't automatically mean being able to do a full clear in the first couple weeks.
I am enjoying Throne of Thunder more than any Cata raid, but considering my opinion of Cata raids that's not saying much. atm, ToT is probably my 3rd favorite raid of the ones I did as a current content raider, tied for 3rd with ICC. (Karazhan and Ulduar tie for 1st).


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Bradford Washburn, father of modern Museum of Science, dies at 96
(Robert J. Keller/Globe Staff)
Bradford Washburn climbed seven stories in 1963 to inspect plaques installed at the Boston Museum of Science.
By Michael J. Bailey, Globe staff
Bradford Washburn, the founder of the Museum of Science and an explorer who spent three-quarters of a century unlocking the secrets of such sites as Mount McKinley and Mount Everest, died Wednesday of heart failure. He was 96.
Mr. Washburn was a world-class mountain climber and a renowned cartographer. He often said, however, that these were secondary pursuits. He'd be happy, he told the Globe in 2000, if his obituary were one sentence: "He built the Museum of Science."
"The top of Mount McKinley was thrilling," he once said, "but there's nothing on earth more exciting than the eyes of a
youngster at the instant of discovery."
For eight decades, Mr. Washburn traveled to some of earth's most remote regions, recorded his observations, and returned to share his discoveries.
Along the way, he was credited with being the first to reach the summits of seven North American mountains. As part of his effort to document his expeditions, he created photographs that were both aesthetic gems and gateways for other explorers. From such work, he is considered a pioneer of aerial photography.
"You recognize the explorer in Bradford Washburn at first sight," his longtime friend, the late Ansel Adams, said. "There is something about his eyes, the set of his chin ... the consistent energy of mind and spirit."
Mr. Washburn was known for his nearly boundless enthusiasm, a granite determination, and a meticulous attention to detail. Those qualities, colleagues said, brought success both in the jagged wilderness and in the thicket of Boston's politics and academia.
Mr. Washburn took over the helm of the New England Museum of Natural History in the Back Bay in 1939 at the age of 29. The museum then was little more than a dark repository of deteriorating stuffed animals. One patron had described it as "a grandmother's attic, a hodgepodge of ill-cared and often repulsive exhibits which belong by rights in a medical school."
Mr. Washburn later said he got the job because no one else wanted it.
He had energy and ideas; what he needed was money. So Mr. Washburn led a series of fund-raising drives that delivered millions of dollars. Within a decade, plans were set for a Museum of Science at the Charles River Basin. A mobile planetarium was built to travel across New England, attracting donations; an army of children was recruited to move the exhibits.
"Everyone thought we were absolutely mad," he once recalled.
In 1951, the new museum opened. Subsequent additions under his direction housed a planetarium and the 2 1/2 million-volt Van de Graaff generator. By the time he retired as director in 1980, Mr. Washburn had built "the first major museum anywhere to bring all science under a single roof -- natural, physical, applied, and a planetarium," said the late-Leonard Carmichael, who once ran the Smithsonian Institution.
The key, Mr. Washburn insisted, was bringing science to life. "The great majority of our visitors," he once said, "probably never will be scientists, but they will be better lawyers, businessmen, clergymen, scoutmasters, parents, citizens because of this fascinating glimpse of the wonders which lie constantly hidden on all sides of every one of us."
A Cambridge native, Henry Bradford Washburn Jr. attended the Buckingham School and the Groton School. His father was dean of an Episcopal theological school; his mother, Edith Buckingham Hall, was an amateur photographer who gave him his first camera, a Kodak Brownie, when he was 13.
In his boyhood, he was hampered by breathing difficulties. He found relief in the same place he would later find inspiration and, ultimately, a touch of glory.
"I had perfectly terrible hay fever for the first 10 years of my life," he said in 2000. "I noticed that I didn't get hay fever when I went into the mountains."
By age 11, he had hiked Mount Washington, the highest in New England; by 16, Mont Blanc, the highest in the Alps. Still in his teens, he wrote three guidebooks and gave lectures on the Alps in such august venues as Carnegie Hall in New York and Symphony Hall in Boston.
While an undergraduate at Harvard University, he began exploring what he called "the incredibly savage beauty" of Alaska.
After assuming control of the Natural History Museum, he attempted to recruit as his secretary a Smith College graduate working in Harvard's biology department. Barbara Polk, however, had little interest. "I didn't want to go work in that stuffy old place with a crazy mountain climber," she said in 2001.
With a persistence that would become his trademark, Mr. Washburn succeeded in hiring Polk. As they worked to shape the museum, the two fell in love and married. For their honeymoon, they made the first recorded ascent of Mount Bertha in Alaska.
"She's the best thing that ever happened to me," he often said.
Together, the Washburns hiked some of the most treacherous mountains of Alaska; they were most identified with North America's biggest: Mount McKinley.
At 20,320 feet, the mountain had been considered among the most difficult in the world to climb before Mr. Washburn began exploring and detailing it. The rise from plateau to summit exceeds that of Mount Everest by 6,000 feet. Its proximity to the jetstream and high latitude increase the chances of altitude sickness and harsh weather. In 1947, Mr. Washburn became the first to reach its summit twice, and Barbara became the first woman at the summit.
After a decade of research that included detailed maps and scores of photographs, Mr. Washburn devised a new path to the summit. Known as the West Buttress Route, this approach dramatically eased the ascent. Tens of thousands of climbers have since followed in his footsteps.
In his mountaineering pursuits, he displayed a single-mindedness -- more than one colleague called it an obsession.
Mr. Washburn, his wife said, was "the kind of guy who, when he makes up his mind about something, you don't have time to take a deep breath."
That dogged approach served him well in completing his climbs and in creating his maps and models, renderings that became signposts to generations of scientists and adventurers. In addition to his Alaska research, he created what many believe are the definitive maps of the Grand Canyon and the Presidential Range in New Hampshire.
In photography, Mr. Washburn married this profound sense of purpose with a sense of wonder. For his aerial images, he devised an elaborate process to capture the drama and the sweep of what he experienced. He would yank the side door off a single-engine plane and strap himself and his 53-pound Fairchild K-6 camera into position at the opening. At 20,000 feet with buffeting winds, finger-freezing temperatures, a vibrating and yawing fuselage, and oxygen sucked through a bottle, conditions were brutal.
The results were striking. Because they were shot from adjacent or diagonal angles, rather than from straight above or from the base, the shrouded rocks and shifting clouds create visceral, almost animate images. Epic in scale yet intimate in detail and shading, they are more like portraits of individual mountains than landscapes.
His photographs, critics say, don't merely record, they reveal.
"This is at once good science and expressive art," Clifford S. Ackley, a curator at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, said in 2000.
Mount Everest eluded Mr. Washburn as a climber. "I was interested in climbing it, but that was before it was climbed, before [World War II], and I couldn't do it then because Nepal wouldn't let you in," he said in 2000. "And ... after the war I was just too damned busy getting this museum going."
After retiring from the museum in 1980, however, he saw an opportunity. No longer could he, at age 70, climb it. But he could, as he had throughout his life, use science to strip away some of its mysteries. In a years-long project involving scientists from a dozen other nations, Mr. Washburn led a team that took photographs during a series of crisscrossing flights around the mountain. From his research, he created state-of-the-art topographical maps and the world's largest model of Everest (12-by-15 feet), which was placed in the museum.
At age 89, he was part of a US team that used hikers and Global Positioning Satellites to determine Everest's height. To reveal their conclusions, team members turned to the man who had been sharing his experiences and enthusiasm since he was 16.
Mount Everest, Mr. Washburn told a news conference beamed around the world, was 29,035 feet, seven feet higher than previously measured.
In addition to his wife, Mr. Washburn leaves a son, Edward H.; two daughters, Dorothy Dundass of Newton and Elizabeth Cabot of Belmont; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
There will be no services.
"He didn't want any fuss," Barbara Washburn said.
Material from Globe correspondent Edgar Driscoll Jr. was used in this obituary.


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Cafe Topeca is preparing for Maker Faire Tulsa with our specially Iced Dry Hopped Ethiopia Ardi. Next step, Nitro keg. Hope to see you guys there this weekend Guthrie Green
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Welcome David Reed James & his lovely family to Tulsa! He'll be showing us all how to make DIY easels for less than $5 worth of materials. And attendees will also be able to paint a picture to take home using his large assortment of creative brushes! http://davidreedjames.com/
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OKSEF will have lots of robots including Lego Mindstorm robots. This video is fantastic! http://www.oksef.org/index.html
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Wild Birds Unlimited of Tulsa, OK will be demonstrating how easy it is for you and your children and grandchildren to build a bird house and feeder from inexpensive kits. A great way to get them involved in enjoying the birds and nature!
XQP builds VPR modules for the API 500 series format. XQP Products are hand made in Tulsa, OK and are warranted for 10 years.
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Here's of some of our members at our National Conference in Houston last year. The Tulsa chapter is 60+ members strong and growing. Many of our members are "makers" at work, but also makers at home.
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