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An Introduction to Research Student Supervision
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Wednesday 14th May from 10am-12noon
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This session is mandatory for all members of academic staff wishing to be appointed as Supervisors at UCL as well as new members of academic staff with experience of research supervision at other institutions. It is run by the Graduate School and provides an introduction to UCL's Regulations and Code of Practice; Graduate School Support; UCL Procedures; Skills Development Requirements and Programme; Research Student Log; Factors for Successful Supervision; and Further Research Supervision Training.
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Please note that this course is a prerequisite to enrolment on all other courses about research supervision including the session Effective Research Supervision at UCL (one-day workshop).
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This workshop is available to academic staff at UCL, honorary staff, associate staff and intercollegiate staff from University of London and partnership organisations acting as Supervisors at UCL.
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Bed & Breakfast with Flying, Hang Gliding, Paragliding, Hot Air Ballooning Banham
Set out below are luxury bed & breakfast with flying, hang gliding, paragliding, hot air ballooning in Banham, including Sallowfield Cottage. Those passionate about flying pursuits, including hang gliding, paragliding and ballooning, might like to consider the bed & breakfast accommodation available here.
Sallowfield Cottage
Wattlefield, Wymondham 7.4 miles away
Balloon Rides
Sallowfield Cottage is set in the beautiful Norfolk countryside near the old market town of Wymondham. Bedrooms are decorated in a traditional English style. Meals are served in the dining room and full English is available. Special dietry… more
Plantation Farmhouse Boutique Bed and Breakfast
Plantation Farmhouse, Earsham, Bungay 14.6 miles away
Light aircraft and helicopter flights within 6 miles. Gliding club within 12 miles.
B&Bs have come a long way since the 1960s, candlewick bedspreads and a landlady who would demand you home by 10pm. And Plantation Farmhouse in rural Suffolk couldn't exemplify that better. Its two simply lovely guest rooms resemble those of a chic… more
Church House
Clopton, Woodbridge 24.0 miles away
Hot air ballooning
Church House, nestling in a Special Landscape Area, has three comfortable well appointed bedrooms with double aspects overlooking churches and peaceful countryside. This beautiful relaxing artists' home full of books and fresh flowers is a delightful… more
The Grange
Torrington Lane, East Barkwith, Market Rasen 80.9 miles away
The Grange B&B is perfectly positioned for exploring the best of Lincolnshire. This lovely Georgian farmhouse offers a perfect retreat in a tranquil setting, with a warm and friendly welcome. ´A divine corner of the world to be truly recommended´… more
Thurnham Keep
Castle Hill, Thurnham, near Bearsted, Maidstone 82.2 miles away
Hot Air Ballooning
Thurnham Keep is a magnificent, Edwardian country house set within seven acres of landscaped gardens, nestling in an unrivalled position on the North Downs complete with breathtaking views. The three huge, double en-suites are situated at the front… more
Ash Cottage
Penfold Hill, Leeds Village, Maidstone 84.8 miles away
Ballooning at Leeds castle
Formerly part of the stunning Leeds Castle Estate, Ash Cottage near Maidstone boasts simply awesome views across to this ancient building and its grounds. It sits in an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty, its location meaning you can easily stroll… more
Bed & Breakfast at Leeds Castle
Leeds Castle, Maidstone 84.9 miles away
Hot air ballooning
Come and stay in the grounds of 'the loveliest castle in the world'. Set in the heart of the Garden of England and easily accessible from London, Leeds Castle is the perfect backdrop to your stay. The Stable Courtyard Bedrooms at Leeds Castle are… more
Chart Hill Cottage Bed & Breakfast
Chart Road, Chart Sutton 87.6 miles away
Flying, parachuting & plane watching
Chart Hill Cottage is a luxury 5 Star bed and breakfast in a gorgeous Georgian cottage enjoying magnificent views over the famous Weald of Kent. Winner of the VisitBritain Gold Award, Chart Hill Cottage offers three superb double guest rooms (one can… more
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Wilderness B&B
Wilderness, Waterman Quarter, Headcorn, Ashford 91.4 miles away
Flying, Hang Gliding, Paragliding & Hot Air Ballooning
Wilderness was originally a farmhouse and dates from the 1500's and is an idyllic location. There are three large en-suite rooms to choose from, two of which are self contained period annexes and have lovely views over the orchard.
Ideally located… more
Hrempis Farm
58 Main Street, Rempstone, Loughborough 95.3 miles away
Helicopter flights/lessoms, Supercar driving days
Hrempis Farm B&B is a listed Georgian farmhouse on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire. Guests can enjoy the use of two spacious suites of rooms one with a four- poster bed. Both have large private sitting rooms to really get away from… more
Slides Farm Luxury B&B
Silverhill, Robertsbridge, Battle 103.1 miles away
Flying, Hang Gliding, Paragliding & Hot Air Ballooning close by
Stretch out in the privacy of your own wing at Slides Farm B&B, a beautifully finished two-bedroom apartment in the historic rolling countryside of Battle. When you arrive, enter via your own front door and take a restorative sip of homemade cider… more
Springfield House
School Lane, Warmington, Banbury 105.2 miles away
Hang gliding
Built from local Hornton stone in the reign of the Tudors, Springfield House is one of the oldest houses in the pretty conservation village of Warmington. The three en-suite rooms are beautifully furnished and well provided with a range of items to… more
Walnut Cottage
Hanging Birch Lane, Horam, Heathfield 109.5 miles away
Ballooning, hang gliding
Walnut Cottage has been created for guests who appreciate something a little more than the ordinary. The individual style of the bedrooms and bathrooms reflect the high standard of accommodation provided throughout. Additional thoughtful touches and… more
The Old Church House
Oxhill, Warwick 111.1 miles away
Flying Lessons
The Old Church House B&B - stay in an attractive 200 year old village house set in three acres. It is an excellent base for exploring the Cotswolds, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and National Trust properties of Charlecote, Upton House, Hidcote and… more
Oxbourne House
Whatcote Road, Oxhill, Nr Stratford-on-Avon 111.2 miles away
Gliding (3 miles)
Oxbourne House is set on the edge of a quiet village overlooking its large garden with tennis court and Warwickshire countryside beyond. The bedrooms are light and airy with fresh flowers from the garden. Guests are welcomed with tea on arrival… more
5 The Lawn
St Leonards-on-Sea 112.3 miles away
Prepare to be seduced by 5 The Lawn, a glamorous retreat in the artistic haven of St Leonards, designed for you and your loved one. Tucked away in one of 10 Georgian villas it's a slick one bedroom apartment where you take a morning dip in the… more
Rennie Rose Guest House
Rennie Rose House, 200 Far Laund, Belper 112.8 miles away
Hot Air Ballooning
Inspired by the design and architecture of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the contemporary Rennie Rose Guest House in Belper is ideal for families wanting to explore the beautiful Peak District. Of the three guest bedrooms (all with cosy underfloor… more
The Old Manor House
Halford, Shipston on Stour 114.5 miles away
Hot air ballooning Moreton in Marsh
There's a Tolkienesque feel that pervades at The Old Manor House in the Cotswolds. The charming honey-coloured brick building in Halford, with parts dating back to the 16th century, is filled with quirky beamed rooms and wonky windows, lending it a… more
Springfield House
Shipston Road, Stratford-upon-Avon 117.0 miles away
Hot air ballooning
Springfield House is a large family home set in 10 acres of peaceful Warwickshire countryside, yet close enough to be able to walk to the town centre. Part of the house dates back to 1720 with the main house being added in 1840. Offering comfortable,… more
Riverdale House
Seaford Road, Alfriston 119.9 miles away
Riverdale House offers a stylish and relaxing retreat in the heart of the South Downs. With breathtaking views over the Cuckmere Valley, the elegant Victorian property is only three miles from the coast and six minutes walking distance by pathway to… more
Trinity House
Upper Oddington, Stow-on-the-Wold 119.9 miles away
Hot air ballooning
Looking for something special? Welcome to Trinity House offering three wonderfully comfortable ensuite bedrooms with all the treats you would expect and where peace and luxury abound. Oddington – set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - is… more
Turlow Bank
Hognaston, Ashbourne 120.1 miles away
Hang giding
Turlow Bank is an early C19th farmhouse offering excellent facilities. The farm is set in six acres and enjoys glorious views. Relax, read or watch TV in the spacious guest lounge which is furnished in traditional style, complete with log fire. Enjoy… more
Guesthouse East
13 Hartington Place, Eastbourne 120.6 miles away
Paragliding - a short drive away and with stunning South Downs views
Rather uniquely, Guesthouse East B&B in the Sussex seaside resort of Eastbourne offers guests their own kitchen in six of the seven rooms available, making this smart, chic little beach break bolthole rather useful for families and travellers not… more
Shorts Farm
The Street, Nutbourne, Pulborough 121.1 miles away
Gliding club
Shorts Farm Bed and Breakfast is a 16th century farmhouse locate in the gorgeous Nutbourne Conservation Area in the heart of the Sussex countryside. Surrounded by two excellent vineyards which you may visit. Luxury accommodation, parking, extremely… more
Tangley Hall B&B
The Street, Upper Farringdon, Alton 125.8 miles away
Gliding at Lasham
With rolling countryside on all sides, Tangley Hall in Farringdon, part of the South Downs National Park, makes for a great base for exploring Hampshire. The house has two bedrooms, the Cottage Bedroom (a double) and the Garden Room (a twin), both… more
South Downs Bed & Breakfast
Forest Lodge, Pine Walk, Liss 126.0 miles away
Hot air ballooning
Literary fans will be well aware that this spot in the South Downs National Park is Jane Austen country, a vast genteel landscape steeped in history. It's also home to Forest Lodge, a large Edwardian family home spread over a pretty part of the… more
Westcourt Farm
Shalbourne, Marlborough 132.4 miles away
Westcourt Farm B&B is welcoming and comfortable, a restored listed house in the attractive village of Shalbourne with its own land and walks. We have a garden with swimming pool, also sheep, geese and a small dog. Every room has colour television and… more
The Guest House
Manor Cottage, Bagendon, Cirencester 136.2 miles away
Gliding, hot air ballooning
The Guest House was purpose built for family use in 2005 and totally refurbished in 2010. Standing alone in the grounds of Manor Cottage it affords extraordinarily comfortable and spacious accommodation on two floors with glorious rural views to the… more
Frogfurlong Cottage
Frogfurlong Lane, Down Hatherley 141.8 miles away
Flying (in vintage and modern aircraft)
At Frogfurlong Cottage B&B we have two self-contained suites offering tranquility and a truly ´get away from it all´ break. The accommodation comprises a double en-suite with direct access to the 30ft indoor heated swimming pool, and a twin/kingsize… more
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Carr House Farm
Ampleforth, York 151.6 miles away
It is high praise indeed when the BBC Countryfile names you one of the top 10 places to stay in the UK for a rural experience. This accolade, given to Carr House Farm B&B in North Yorkshire, gives you a sense of what to expect: a beautifully situated… more
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Kirby Hill Bed and Breakfast
Orchard View, Church Lane, Kirby Hill, Boroughbridge 154.0 miles away
Flying, Hang Gliding, Paragliding & Hot Air Ballooning
Situated in the rural village of Kirby Hill yet within easy reach of the A1 motorway and historic towns of Boroughbridge, Ripon and Thirsk. Guests can enjoy light, airy bedrooms, relax in their own private lounge or unwind in the secluded walled… more
Red Rail Farm
Hoarwithy, Nr. Ross-on-Wye, Hereford 159.5 miles away
Hot air ballooning
Nestled on a hillside on the banks of the River Wye, Red Rail Farm has natural beauty on its side. Stay at this chic B&B and book in to either Poppy or Alice, where verdant views feature roaming horses and nothing but birdsong is in danger of… more
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Holly House Farm
Allensmore, Hereford 164.0 miles away
Hot Air Ballooning
Holly House Farm B&B is a delightful family country farmhouse stabling horses, situated in beautiful and peaceful open countryside. Bedrooms are en-suite or with private bathroom, central heating, television and tea/coffee making facilities. Ideal… more
Mereworth House
Mill Lane, Donhead St Andrew, Shaftesbury 165.5 miles away
Flying at Compton Abbas
Mereworth House is a 'Special' place to stay with versatile accommodation where only one booking is taken at a time. Situated in the pretty village of Donhead St Andrew on the Wilthsire/Dorset border and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.… more
Hopton House
Hopton Heath, Craven Arms 166.4 miles away
Hang Gliding, Paragliding & Hot Air Ballooning available on the Long Mynd
After a day touring the Shropshire Hills, you'll need a decent bed to slump on to and warm, comfy confines in which to unwind. That's exactly what you'll find at Hopton House, a converted granary-turned-B&B, where an uber soft super king size bed… more
Rose Cottage
Watery Lane, Donhead St Mary, Shaftesbury 166.5 miles away
Flying and Handgliding nearby
Rose Cottage Bed & Breakfast is a beautiful property in an idyllic peaceful setting in an area of outstanding natural beauty. This 17th century cottage is located on the outskirts of Donhead St Mary, a pretty village on the Dorset/Wiltshire border.… more
Staunton House
Staunton-on-Arrow, Pembridge, Leominster 167.5 miles away
Flying, glyding
There's much to see and do around Staunton House, a classic Georgian rectory close to the Welsh borders near the romantically creaky bookshops of Hay-on-Wye and the immense castle at Ludlow. In the heart of the Black and White Trail country, take… more
Ashmore Barn Farm
Stubhampton, Stubhampton, Blandford Forum 169.7 miles away
Flying at Compton Abbas Airfield
Ashmore Barn Farm is situated in the beautiful Cranborne Chase, surrounded by its own rolling chalk downland in an AONB. We have easy access to a vast network of bridleways/footpaths so this is therefore a perfect location for riding and walking. The… more
The Forest Country House B & B and Cottages
Gilfach Lane, Kerry, Newtown 181.9 miles away
Ballooning, Paragliding & Gliding
Hidden in the tranquil Vale of Kerry lies THE FOREST; a splendid Victorian 5 star country guest house with 3 self catering cottages, set in 4 acres of gardens. 1 mile from Kerry village with pub restaurant, 3 miles from Newtown. The 5 comfortable… more
Cyfie Farm
Llanfihangel, Llanfihangel, Llanfyllin 186.1 miles away
Flying available from Welshpool Airport
Ideal for short breaks, a week away or more of total escapism, Cyfie Farm is a short drive and a million miles from the M54, a link to the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Forget your preconceptions about bed and breakfast or self catering - at… more
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Holcombe Valley
Chalky Road, Broadmayne, Dorchester 189.9 miles away
Gliding, Paragliding & Hot Air Ballooning
Leave your cares behind and find peace and tranquility at Holcombe Valley B&B with the sound of skylarks and sight of deer leisurely grazing outside. Part of a recent barn conversion, the Courtyard Suite is a luxurious pad made for romantic getaways.… more
Dolish Farmhouse
Luppitt, Honiton 209.2 miles away
Sky-diving, trial flights
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Yr Hen Felin (The Old Mill)
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St. Arcadius
Died: 302
St. Arcadius, Martyr JANUARY 12 The time of this saint's martyrdom is not mentioned in his acts; some place it under Valerian, others under Dioclesian: he seems to have suffered in some city of Mauritania, probably the capital, Caesarea. The fury of the tyrants raged violently, and the devil had instigated his soldiers to wage like so many wolves, a bloody war against the servants of Jesus. Upon the least suspicion they broke into houses, made rigorous searches, and if they found a Christian, they treated him upon the spot with the greatest cruelty, their impatience not suffering them to wait the bringing him before a judge. Every day new sacrileges were committed; the faithful were compelled to assist at superstitious sacrifices, to lead victims crowned with flowers through the streets, to burn incense before idols, and to celebrate the enthusiastic feasts of Bacchus. Arcadius, seeing his city in great confusion, left his estate and withdrew to a solitary place in the neighboring country, serving Jesus Christ in watching, prayer, and other exercises of a penitential life. His flight could not be long a secret; for his not appearing at the public sacrifices made the governor send soldiers to his house, who surrounded it, forced open the doors, and finding one of his relations in it, who said all he could to justify his kinsman's absence, they seized him, and the governor ordered him to be kept in close custody till Arcadius should be taken. The martyr, informed of his friend's danger, and burning with a desire to suffer for Christ, went into the city, and presenting himself to the judge said: "If on my account you detain my innocent relation in chains, release him; I, Arcadius, am come in person to give an account of myself, and to declare to you, that he knew not where I was." "I am willing," answered the judge," to pardon not only him but you also, on condition that you will sacrifice to the gods." Arcadius replied, "How can you propose to me such a thing? Do you not know the Christians, or do you believe that the fear of death will ever make me swerve from my duty? Jesus Christ is my life, and death is my gain. Invent what torments you please; but know that nothing shall make me a traitor to my God." The governor, in a rage, paused to devise some unheard of torment for him. Iron hooks seemed too easy; neither plummets of lead, nor cudgels could satisfy his fury; the very rack he thought by much too gentle. At last imagining he had found a manner of death suitable to his purpose, he said to the ministers of his cruelty, "Take him, and let him see and desire death, without being able to obtain it. Cut off his limbs joint by joint, and execute this so slowly, that the wretch may know what it is to abandon the gods of his ancestors for an unknown deity." The executioners dragged Arcadius to the place, where many other victims of Christ had already suffered; a place dear and sweet to all who sigh after eternal life. Here the martyr lifts up his eyes to heaven, and implores strength from above; then stretches out his neck, expecting to have his head cut off; but the executioner bid him hold out his hand, and joint after joint chopped off his fingers, arms, and shoulders. Laying the saint afterward on his back, he in the same barbarous manner cut off his toes, feet. legs, and thighs. The holy martyr held out his limbs and joints, one after another, with invincible patience and courage, repeating these words, "Lord, teach me thy wisdom:" for the tyrants had forgot to cut out his tongue. After so many martyrdoms, his body lay a mere trunk weltering in its own blood. The executioners themselves, as well as the multitude, were moved to tears and admiration at this spectacle, and at such an heroic patience. But Arcadius, with a joyful countenance, surveying his scattered limbs all around him, and offering them to God, said, "Happy members, now dear to me, as you at last truly belong to God, being all made a sacrifice to him!" Then turning to the people, he said, "You who have been present at this bloody tragedy, learn that all torments seem as nothing to one who has an everlasting crown before his eyes Your gods are not gods; renounce their worship. He alone for whom I suffer and die, is the true God. He comforts and upholds me in the condition you see me. To die for him is to live; to suffer for him is to enjoy the greatest delights." Discoursing in this manner to those about him, he expired on the 12th of January, the pagans being struck with astonishment at such a miracle of patience. The Christians gathered together his scattered limbs, and laid them in one tomb. The Roman and other Martyrologies make honorable mention of him on this day. We belong to God by numberless essential titles of interest, gratitude, and justice, and are bound to be altogether his, and every moment to live to him alone, with all our powers and all our strength: whatever it may cost us to make this sacrifice perfect and complete, if we truly love him, we shall embrace it with joy and inexpressible ardor. In these sentiments we ought, by frequent express acts, and by the uninterrupted habitual disposition of our souls, to give all we are and have to God, all the powers of our souls, all the senses and organs of our bodies, all our actions, thoughts, and affections. This oblation we may excellently comprise in any of the first petitions of our Lord's prayer: the following is a form of an oblation to our divine Redeemer, which St. Ignatius of Loyola drew up and used to repeat: "O sovereign king, and absolute Lord of all things, though I am most unworthy to serve you, nevertheless, relying on your grace and boundless mercy, I offer myself up entire to you, and subject whatever belongs to me to your most holy will; and I protest, in presence of your infinite goodness and in presence of the glorious Virgin your mother, and your whole heavenly court, that it is my most earnest desire, and unshaken resolution, to follow and imitate you the nearest I am able, in bearing all injuries and crosses with meekness and patience, and in laboring to die to the world and myself in a perfect spirit of humility and poverty, that I may be wholly yours and you may reign in me in time and eternity." From kits ancient acts, much esteemed by Baronius, and inserted by Ruinart In his authentic collection Ft. Zeno of Verona made use of them In his forty-ninth sermon on this martyr. See Tillemont, L 5. P. 557.
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I was born on January 12 and hence my parents gave me the name of the saint of the day. Since my youth I have always been wondering about St. Arcadius. The available readings give information that does not exceed what is stated here. What is important is that ho matter how little we know about St. Arcadius we know what truly and only matters: that he sacrificed his life willingly and joyfully for the glory of Jesus Christ our Lord.
1 year ago
This is so inspiring. Close to Jesus' own experience!
2 years ago
we would love to know the process of his beatification, thankyou
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By Frederic Grare, Special to CNN
Editor's note: Frederic Grare is a senior associate and director of the South Asia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. The views expressed are the writer's own.
Pakistan's military is set to launch a major military operation in North Waziristan, AP reported this week, after weeks of hesitation over its strategy of negotiating with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). Yet although the expected operation follows the killing of 23 Pakistani soldiers last month by a Taliban faction, it seems likely to have been motivated by something more than a desire to retaliate and coerce the TTP into talks.
Whatever the motivation, it will have a significant impact on the country's relationship with its weaker neighbor: Afghanistan.
In early 2012, Pakistan's Foreign Office publicly declared a "strategic shift" in its thinking on Afghanistan, and began promoting its own version of an inclusive reconciliation process, as well as actively reaching out to elements of the Northern Alliance. Islamabad adopted this new policy after concluding that its strategy of supporting the Taliban alone was unlikely to produce a "friendly" Afghanistan (in other words, one under close Pakistani influence) because the Taliban is, for now at least, simply not capable of taking the reins of power on its own.
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What are the likely short-term and long-term impacts on U.S.-China relations after President Barack Obama's meeting with the Dalai Lama?
It's important to note that every U.S. president from Reagan onward has had meetings in the White House with the Dalai Lama. Clinton had four meetings with His Holiness during his presidency. Both Clinton and Bush have had post-presidency meetings as well. Indeed the Dalai Lama recently said "I love George Bush." So, in 2009, when President Obama did not meet with the Dalai Lama, he was breaking a well-established precedent; and thus his 2014 meeting simply reverted to an older pattern. It's worth noting that Obama has now had three meetings with the Dalai Lama.
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The parliament in Crimea voted to join Russia, and they've called for a referendum 10 days from now to let the people there vote. Does this pose a problem for the United States? What if the people there vote to become part of Russia?
Exactly, because if we believe that the people's voice should be heard, the people of Crimea should decide what they want. As has been said, it's 60 percent Russian majority – there's a large group of people who are historically tied to Russia.
Remember, Crimea was part of Russia until 1954, and it was gifted in a kind of internal transfer, because it was all part of the Soviet Union. Khrushchev, the then-Soviet leader, transferred Crimea from Russia to Ukraine, but all within the one country, the Soviet Union. So, it sort of stayed part of Russia until 1991. This means Ukraine hasn't really had Crimea that long.
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What do you make of the U.S. talk about deescalating the crisis and reports that German Chancellor Angela Merkel is working to try to figure out a way off, a kind of a ramp-off for Vladimir Putin?
The way the Russians have handled this is brutish and thuggish. Men in ski masks coming in taking over an area using military force – obviously, that is totally unacceptable. It has to be deterred. But there is a political crisis in Crimea and in Ukraine that requires some kind of solution where Russia is going to be involved.
In Kiev, you had an elected president who was deposed by a kind of mass movement against him. Now, it has to be figured out how that country moves forward since it's still living in the shadow of Russia. Crimea has a 60 percent Russian population. Historically part of Russia, it was gifted to Ukraine in 1954 and is the home of the Russian Black Sea fleet.
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So, how are those things going to be resolved? There's no way to keep Russia out of it, so what I think President Obama is trying to figure is that although the way in which Russia handled this – militarily and stealthy and frankly in violation of international law – has to be condemned and opposed, you get to the question of how do you politically resolve this in a lasting fashion, as Russia is going to have to be involved.
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2 tablespoons butter
1 cup uncooked orzo pasta
2 teaspoons minced garlic
2 potatoes, peeled and diced
1 carrot, sliced
1 onion, chopped
1 teaspoon dried Italian seasoning
salt and pepper to taste
3 cups water
1 cube vegetable bouillon
1 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
Wow! Doggie-Daddy asked, "Are we out of food?" and I replied, "Why no!" and quickly searched for a recipe involving orzo et voila! -- this recipe certainly did the trick. It's a keeper. While cooking the smell is wonderful: like hashbrowns (potato is in the mix) and I do declare that Parmesan may be omitted. . . I tasted it before pouring on the cheese and it can really be eaten either way. Also added thai pepper for a touch of heat and didn't have carrots so yes! it's a good base to go on -- orzo, potatoes, onions, garlic, butter are the musts for this taste I think. Only thing though, it took me longer than 30 mins. (the simmering alone is 12 mins.) and there's minced, dicing, peeling involved so I'd say it generally would take about an hour instead... or am I just a turtle. Eat it up dudes! Thanks.
This is pretty good, definitely a good starting point. I found it a bit bland, personally, but my family loved it. (Usually they say things _I_ like are bland :-p) Adding extra salt, stirring in some crunchy veggies near the end, or adding something spicy such as cayenne could really brighten this dish up.
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I had to add quite a bit of spices and extra garlic but it was a good start to a recipe. I also added the water and boullion with the potatoes as soon as the orzo and garlic was done cooking. Otherwise I think it would have taken longer to cook the potatoes.
Great side dish! I had no Italian seasoning and substituted with fenugreek and parsley, but I thought the taste was really nice with a great combination of vegetables with orzo.
My full-blooded Italian husband LOVED this recipe! He has been asking for it repeatedly since. "This is an easy to make authentic, Italian dish with robust flavors and is very addicting."
My husband and I love this one. I usually increase the carrots, and add a good amount of dried basil. Make sure to cut the potatoes small or it will take a long time to cook. We also like a lot of Parmesan for this one.
Not bad...I had no carrots so used peas and frozen kernel corn instead...it is a bit bland though, and I felt the italian seasoning was overpowering. I will make this again, but will omit the thyme and use more oregano and basil.
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@ The Grange in Niwot
March 5, 2014 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Beekeepers, Please remember that tonight is our meeting! It will be 7pm at the grange in Niwot, please bring your friends and treats for the [...]
Wyoming Bee College Conference
@ Laramie County Community College
March 22, 2014 – March 23, 2014 all-day
The University of Wyoming Laramie County Extension office is hosting the Wyoming Bee College Conference at Laramie County Community College, Cheyenne, Wyoming, over the weekend [...]