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ADW.Theme.Two (BlackBlue)
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Dark and blue color combination, try the other color combinations if you like them!
Provides a small ADW Icon Pack so you can customize the dock icons with ADW Custom Shortcuts
If you buy this theme you support ADW.Launcher development!
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Books link athletes and preschoolers
The preschoolers were squirming and looking toward the window when "Miss Emma" walked by with a group of friends and an orange crate full of books.
Emma Dunne's face lit up and she gave them a wave as she made her way to the entrance of Little Beginnings Day Care in Oak Park. So began an hour of fun that Dunne hopes will teach the kids to love literature before they have learned how to read.
Dunne, a senior at Oak Park and River Forest High School, recently launched "Balls & Books," a program that brings books to daycares and preschools, delivered by Huskie athletes.
Last Wednesday, Dunne, a lacrosse player, brought the girls volleyball team to talk about their sport and read to the kids. Players were paired with a preschooler, who were led to the orange crate to pick out a book for them to read together.
The kids then take their book home. The athletes get a taste of volunteerism.
Dunne is alarmed by the minority student achievement gap and studies that show many kids, as they enter kindergarten, have 0-5 books at home.
"We're building bookshelves, giving the kids resources," Dunne said. "We have such a diverse community and we all start at the same place. I think we can do more so that everybody is at the same level."
The idea came from a freshman year assignment. After reading Alex Kotlowitz's There Are No Children here, her class was asked to write a paper with ideas on developing a nonprofit program to address a community need.
She came up with the book campaign, wrote the paper and turned it in like any other assignment.
Following a leadership conference the summer after her sophomore year, however, she became determined to bring the program to life. With her friend and tennis player Tess Trinka, she spent her junior year organizing, meeting with coaches to secure team commitments and collecting donated books.
She tried out the idea at the high school's daycare program before reaching out to daycares in the community. She has brought books and teams to two different daycares and is hoping to partner with more. She makes the rounds every other week with a different team.
"A lot of high school kids have good ideas, but they don't always find themselves in a working situation," said Assistant Athletic Director Courtney Sakellaris. "She has the ability to see something that can be changed and take action to make it happen."
The seeds of "Balls & Books" were actually sown when Dunne was little.
She's from a family that had bedtime stories every night and Dunne remembers her dad dozing off and her flicking his nose so that he would wake up to finish the end of a story — for the fourth or fifth time.
"I grew up with hundreds of books," she said. "It is so much a part of who I became as a student."
She had a recess friend with whom she played sports, but they grew apart the older they got. She remembers him making a school basketball team, then getting kicked off the squad because of poor grades. He eventually left school.
"When I didn't see him in school, I cried," Dunne said. "We were so close, and we could've helped him."
Dunne has been accepted to Yale, where she will take pre-med classes and may try walking on with the lacrosse team.
As passionate as she is about getting books into kids' hands, she is equally determined to pass the program off to another athlete or two to run. With every group of athletes she brings to a daycare, she hopes to inspire a successor.
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Congratulations to all involved. Especially Ms Dunne. As an avid reader I know you will not regret your efforts. The children are very fortunate to have you in their corner.
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Nitric oxide (NO) functions as a diffusible transmitter in most tissues of the body and exerts its effects by binding to receptors harboring a guanylyl cyclase transduction domain, resulting in cGMP accumulation in target cells. Despite its widespread importance, very little is known about how this signaling pathway operates at physiological NO concentrations and in real time. To address these deficiencies, we have exploited the properties of a novel cGMP biosensor, named delta-FlincG, expressed in cells containing varying mixtures of NO-activated guanylyl cyclase and cGMP-hydrolyzing phosphodiesterase activity. Responsiveness to NO, signifying a physiologically relevant rise in cGMP to 30 nM or more, was seen at concentrations as low as 1 pM, making cells by far the most sensitive NO detectors yet encountered. Even cells coexpressing phosphodiesterase-5, a cGMP-activated isoform found in many NO target cells, responded to NO in concentrations as low as 10 pM. The dynamics of NO capture and signal transduction was revealed by administering timed puffs of NO from a local pipette. A puff lasting only 100 ms, giving a calculated peak intracellular NO concentration of 23 pM, was detectable. The results could be encapsulated in a quantitative model of cellular NO-cGMP signaling, which recapitulates the NO responsiveness reported previously from crude cGMP measurements on native cells, and which explains how NO is able to exert physiological effects at extremely low concentrations, when only a tiny proportion of its receptors would be occupied.
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D-Link expands its DIY connected-home portfolio
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WD says its new Purple hard drives are optimized for 24/7 video surveillance
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HP to expand its mobile broadband service to the U.S. this summer
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52 Week Range: $20.04 to $34.67Book Value: $4.80 Price To Book: 6.56 Cramer's 6 Stocks in 60 Seconds talks about Tibco. Strong third-quarter earnings growth is expected by Wall Street after the market closes on Sept. 20. The consensus mean is 20 cents a share, a gain of 3 cents (15%) from 17 cents during the corresponding quarter last year. Analysts approve the direction Tibco is headed. Eleven of the 17 analysts covering the company give a buy recommendation, and none of the analysts give a sell rating. The average analyst target price for Tibco is $34.66. The 60-day moving average after dipping below the 200-day moving average and $28, is now once again trending higher. Trading volume exploded this week and overall the outlook looks good for an earnings beat. The trailing 12-month price-to-earnings ratio is 34.8, the mean fiscal year estimate price-to-earnings ratio is 33, based on earnings of 94 cents per share this year. The last month has been very good for investors, the stock has leaped higher with an 11.5% increase. Currently, the short interest based on the float is somewhat small and not a big concern. Short interest is 4.9%.
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FIMO Fossils
After collecting leaves, flowers, grass and twigs from the garden, we made balls from FIMO Soft polymer clay (easier on my hands, which weaken quickly) and flattened one side. Under the flat side, we placed a leaf or flower and pushed down with the palm of our hand. Another idea is to gently press grass or twigs into the flat side of the clay, as my older daughter did. Turning the clay over, we pulled off the leaf or flower - sometimes using the tip of a needle or knife to get the little bits out. You can leave some bits in and take them out after baking using water and a needle or your finger. Bake the fossil sculptures in the oven following the instructions on your clay package. Have you made faux fossils?


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Canton Dragon
Drove around for a Saturday afternoon lunch post-movie. The exterior is quite unique for a Chinese restaurant, which drew us there. The restaurants interior was just as impressive. However, the customer service and food left much to be desired. Immediately after using the restroom, I was pressed to make a drink and food option. I hadn't received a menu yet. A gelatinous soup was placed. It looked similar to Egg Drop but tasted like aged chicken stock. Two rounds of two different waiters in 3 minutes and I had a good idea of what I'd get. I had no time to pick something new so l went with an oldie but goodie, General Tso's Chicken. Horrible. Battered and fried, like Sweet and Sour Chicken usually is, but swimming in sauce and onions. No broccoli or likened attributes. My partner's Spicy Beef was also battered. This has never been the case with either dish from countless other restaurants dining the same cuisine. The vegetable roll was decent, but the spicy mustard was down to the dregs and tasted as such. The hot tea and horoscope table placemats were my favorite part. There were four parties in house during our stay; the restaurant easily sits 70+ people. It seemed as if they were rushing people out. Our two meals put us out $25; usually a decent price but not for the lack of quality exhibited. I felt as if we were unwanted. Quite a pity that the physical establishment is where the compliments end.


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The web-only retailer, which recently brought back its former CEO as chief merchant, adds two more e-commerce veterans to its executive roster. And it's begun inviting other merchants to sell on Bluefly.com as the company strives to return to profitability
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A tracking device worn by a Midhurst man with Alzheimer's has saved his life.
John Dunn went missing during a walk with his wife Rosemary, sparking fears for his welfare.
But Mrs Dunn used the device, called Mindme, to track him down within an hour.
She said: "If John hadn't been wearing the device around his neck, it would have been very difficult to locate him.
"I panicked as soon as I realised John was missing. It was surprising how far he got in such a short space of time."
The couple, from Midhurst, were on holiday in Dorset when Mr Dunn disappeared on Christmas Day.
When Mrs Dunn, 62, called Careline for help, the team were able to give the co-ordinates of her husband's location to a South Western Ambulance volunteer responder and the Lulworth Coastguard Rescue Team.
He was then discovered stuck in mud down a farm track and needed treatment for hypothermia.
Mr Dunn, who was diagnosed with dementia six months ago, was found in a distressed state and had cut himself trying to get over a barbed wire fence.
He was airlifted to hospital, where he was treated for his injuries and the early signs of hypothermia.
The Mindme device is run by Chichester District Council's Careline system and uses satellite tracking to locate lost people.
The Chichester centre acts as the only control room in the UK. It responds to around 500 calls each day and can find people anywhere in Europe.
Mrs Dunn added: "I cannot explain how much of a relief it is to know that when you have lost someone that there is a way of finding them again. If it hadn't been for the people helping us, I dread to think what would have happened.
"The device gives John his freedom and provides me with the reassurance that I can find him if he wanders. It is absolutely invaluable and I wouldn't be without it."
Mindme can be attached to house keys, hang around the neck, or be kept in a pocket.
Eileen Lintill, council cabinet member for wellbeing and community services, said: "We are delighted that our Mindme device helped to locate John and that he is now fully recovered.
"The device helps to give freedom to those with dementia, and reassurance to their families – 24 hours a day, every day of the year."


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The University of New Hampshire at Manchester has announced the Dean's List for the fall semester of the 2012-2013 academic year. Local students honored include: East Hampstead - Ilyssa Sherman, Psychology; East Kingston - Erin Kerr-Hughes, Sign Language Interpretation; Kingston - Celina Micale, Sign Language Interpretation; Plaistow - Nicole Romanuk, Communication Arts; Raymond - William Cabana, Computer Information Systems; Sandown - Charles Dolan, Business Administration; Aimee Berry, Psychology.
Lakes Region Community College in Laconia, announces the President's and Vice President's lists for the Fall session ending in December 2012. Local students honored include: President's List: Eric Belschner of Kingston, Travis Clark of Hampstead; Vice President's List: Darren Bilodeau of Epping.
Members of the Seacoast Civic Dance Company (SCDC) received high scores and top awards during the recent Access Broadway Regional dance competition on January 19 and 20, in Mystic, CT. Competing eleven pieces in jazz, contemporary, hip hop, lyrical and tap, the troupe proudly took home six Platinum, five Hi-Gold and six First Place (in division) awards. Dancers attending the ACCESS Broadway event included: Cloud Bogart, Kristin Burke, Leigh Cavanaugh, Courtney Chedid, Adela Coleman, Jessica Costa, Rebecca Costa, Gabrielle Diaz, Stephanie Diecidue, Emily Durant, Noah Dwyer, Adreana Dziadosz, Leia Dziadosz, Alli Eames, Abby Hartnett, Hayley Kenyon, Zoe Kerens, Hannah Kirby, Marcus Lundgren, Felicia MacQuarrie, Caroline Metzger, Brooke Moylan, Erica Nastasia, Kira O'Donnell, Michaela O'Leary, Smantha Paquette, Kassidy Perin, Isabella Rosa, Asele Sinagra, Chloe Smithy, Kayla Tarnowski, Alyssa Vacca, Paige Wolcik and Taylor Yeley. Students are from the towns of Amesbury, Seabrook, Newburyport, Sandown, South Hampton, Hampton, Salisbury, Rye and Brentwood. For more information about the SCDC and/or NHAPA, visit www.nhapa.org.
The following students completed their academic degree programs at the University of New Hampshire's campus in Manchester in December 2012: Hampstead - Stefanie Ellen Dubiel, Bachelor of Arts in English; Justin Thomas Vandette, Bachelor of Arts in Business, Cum Laude; Sandown - Charles Dolan, Associate of Science in Business Administration.


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Recently 13 members of the Whitko High School's FFA Chapter attended the Indiana State Fair to work in the Cattle Barn along side of the cattle department staff.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Whitley County health officials will soon have more firepower in their arsenal in the fight against methamphetamine use.
COLUMBIA CITY — A popular fitness option has been adapted to accommodate those with physical limitations. Zumba, a high-energy workout that combines dance with aerobics, has become a "fun" way to reduce weight and increase fitness.
SOUTH WHITLEY — District officials and community leaders gathered in front of South Whitley Elementary School (SWES) Wednesday for a groundbreaking ceremony. The event was held to signify the renovations and additions being made to the elementary school.
COLUMBIA CITY — In an exclusive interview with The Post & Mail in July, McGuire offered her public apology for her "poor judgement." The Indiana State Board of Accounts is also investigating, according to Commissioner George Schrumpf. After allegations of improprieties led Jennifer McGuire to take a leave of absence from her position as Whitley County Auditor, she officially resigned her duties Wednesday with a letter to Gov. Mike Pence.
WHITLEY COUNTY (Aug. 21, 2014) -- The heat and humidity will continue to build. Meteorologist expect the hottest and most humid surge of the summer which will reach well into next week.
Temperatures will be in the lower 80s this afternoon but uncomfortable as dew points will rise into the 70s. Periods of showers and storms are expected today as energy from an approaching warm front is pushed north from the Gulf of Mexico.
CROMWELL (Aug. 21, 2014) -- Two Auburn men are facing felony charges after allegedly tying up a Cromwell man and burying him up to his neck.
According to area media, Phillip Longsworth and Karl Karn are both facing a charge of criminal confinement causing bodily injury.
The incident began when Longsworth reported someone had stolen a saw from his business. That was when he and Karn allegedly lured the victim -who they say had knowledge of the theft- to Longsworth's business.
COLUMBIA CITY (Aug. 21, 2014) -- Jennifer McGuire, former Whitley County Auditor, has officially resigned her position as an ongoing investigation continues regarding her use of county funds.
Read more of this story in today's issue of The Post & Mail.
HUNTINGTON (Aug. 20, 2014) -- Students at Huntington North High School returned to classes at around 1:40 today after being evacuated to the football stadium just before 1:00 pm after a note that was found was judged to be a bomb threat.
A search of the school turned up nothing, however all athletic practices have been canceled for the day.
An administrative assistant in the school district sent the following release on the threat and evacuation at 1 p.m. today:
COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County Humane Society is celebrating 10 years of caring for homeless animals in Whitley County. A free tour of the county's animal shelter, located at 951 S. Line St. in Columbia City, will be provided Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. along with food and refreshments.
Whitley County Farmers Market vendor Little Hawk re-canes and refurbishes chairs during a typical Saturday morning at the market, held on the Whitley County Courthouse Square. The farmers market is open each Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and Wednesdays from 4 to 7:30 p.m. at Parkview Whitley Hospital Medical Plaza.
WHITLEY COUNTY — A young driver was ejected from her vehicle after a crash at the intersection of Ind. 14 and Raber Road Tuesday evening.
The 16-year-old female driver, whose name was not released, was transported to the hospital with broken ribs, along with cuts and bruises. Whitley County Sheriff Sergeant Cory Patrick said the girl was awake, alert and talking to police when they arrived on the scene.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Due to a clerical error the Whitley County Emergency Management Agency's funds were suspended until this week. The hold is due to a grant that had not been filed with the state. The Emergency Management Performance Grant, and its corresponding ethics disclosure statement, were temporarily lost due to a filing error.
COLUMBIA CITY — Nearly two years in the making, 22-year-old Maddie Hinen is bringing her vision into fruition — a vision inspired by her passion to help children with disabilities.
WHITLEY COUNTY (Aug. 19, 2014) -- Whitley County Emergency Management Agency officials have offered a weather update for the area.
The Storm Prediction Center has placed almost the entire state of Indiana under a Slight Risk for Severe Weather for today. Currently strong storms are moving into the western part of Illinois and are expected to continue to move eastward.
There is an expectation of an outbreak of strong to severe storms to affect our region mid-to-late afternoon. The threat with these storms is large hail and damaging winds.


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We, the Sisters of the Presentation and our associates, dedicate our lives to God through evangelization, prayer, service and hospitality. Our way of life is based on the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
On July 17-19 the Presentation community of sisters, associates and employees gathered at Mount Loretto to celebrate, pray, dialogue, learn, respond and love with one another. Enjoy this short video of their time together.
Learn how you can make a tremendous difference in lives of many through the simple gift of pure water.
We welcome four newly-committed associates who continue to partner with us by living out the Presentation mission, spirit and charism in their own lives.
The Sisters of the Presentation and their staff have been nominated and have accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge. Enjoy watching our challenge.


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Issues with Instagram feed with Fancybox
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After years of protecting history and memorializing talented baseball players, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is celebrating its 75 anniversary this weekend.
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Osterhoudt is well known in the Cooperstown community for attending 66 of 69 inductions. He is an avid baseball fan and can be seen at many of the HOF events.
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Tyson Fury's trainer and uncle, Peter Fury, criticises performance
Trainer Peter Fury criticised his nephew, British heavyweight Tyson Fury, for an "out of control" performance against Steve Cunningham on Saturday.
The boxer, 24, knocked out Cunningham in the seventh round in New York, but was floored himself in the second.
Peter Fury, who was not at ringside, tweeted: "That wasn't him last night - I give it two out of ten.
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"Tyson didn't follow procedure, he just went out of control"
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In securing victory in his first fight in America, Tyson Fury improved his professional record to 21 wins in 21 fights, 15 by way of knockout.
But he was knocked down for only the second time in his career when a looping Cunningham right connected, and was later deducted a point for illegal use of the head.
Peter Fury, who was unable to enter the United States due to visa issues, took to Twitter to voice his displeasure at the showing: "Tyson ignored everyone. He did nothing of what we've been doing in the gym. Flat-footed. No upper body movement.
"Tyson is temperamental and needs guidance otherwise he goes in to fight. There was nothing good with that fight and I'm happy it's out the way."
The victory over Cunningham, 36, clears the way for a fight against Bulgarian Kubrat Pulev, with the winner becoming a mandatory challenger to face IBF world champion Wladimir Klitschko.
And Peter Fury hinted at a proposed date to face Pulev this summer: "July, we want it. [Tyson] was at his worst and he still got up and got the job done. He's the only heavyweight out there right now with bottle."
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Comment number 61.lance fortune
23rd April 2013 - 21:02
I think that Tyson needs to improve his athletism ! He's flat footed and slow, on one side, and has a good lick and is brave with it ,on the other !
Cunningham is a good 'journeyman' fighter, and was unlucky not to put Tyson away in Round 2 when our boy stuck out his chin in a provocative manner ! Stupid ! He needs to fight tight behind the jab and keep it tidy ! Wise up Tyson !
Comment number 60.mr bobosan
23rd April 2013 - 10:03
On a side note, can't help thinking that Fury looks amusingly like a circa 'Gentleman' Jim Sullivan era boxer in that pic :p
It's pretty embarrassing comparing the ripped and powerful physique of Cunningham with Fury..
Don't like his trash talking and arrogance (not quite so bad if he believes it's necessary to sell fights, as opposed to actually believing it himself).
Comment number 59.mr bobosan
23rd April 2013 - 9:40
Something I've never understood is the number of boxers I see boxing with one arm slung low and ineffectually down by their waist.
I didn't see the Fury fight, but I'd be unsurprised he wasn't guilty of this when he got chinned. I've done a bit of boxing, Krav Maga and so on, and I would never leave my guard down for a moment like they do.. and they're the professionals?!
Comment number 58.allan milne
22nd April 2013 - 22:43
My apologies for the late comment but I felt I had to say something. The heavyweight division is really in a poor way when it is trying to build up Tyson Fury as prospect. They talk about his heart, his following but they do not mention his extreme lack of ability. We are witnessing the triumph of hype over ability, for sure he is marketable but if one is truthful he is pitiful to watch.
Comment number 57.rogroe
22nd April 2013 - 16:27
Poor show from Tyson (I dont mean the singing) Fingers crossed he comes good for his next fight!
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"The Department of State is proud to be an active partner in this event." It is well known that the so-called Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by Norwegian Politicians and that Norway is a Member of NATO.
In other words the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded by NATO Politicians in order to further their own political interests. And now the Nobel Prizers finally come out of the NATO Closet.
The Nobel Prizers are now "an active partner" with the US Department of State at the NATO WARFEST in Chicago. But of course the Nobel Peace Prize has always been the Kissinger War Prize.
Nobel "Peace Prize"?
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The Nobel "Peace Prize" is just a front for warmongering.
Their being "an active partner" with the NATO Warmongers and War Criminals in Chicago proves it once and for all time.
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Like we said, here's one more fun recipe from The Park New Delhi that you can do at home this monsoon season.
Broccoli Pine Nut and Feta Cheese Tikkis are fun to prepare and doesn't take much time, ensuring you enjoy watching rains as much as possible. Paired with a strong masala chai, these healthy and tasty tikkis with a Greek twist is perfect for a wet monsoon evening!
Ingredients (Makes 10-12 tikkis):
1 Broccoli
1 large potato - boiled
2 bread slices
1 onion - finely chopped
2 Green chillies - finely chopped
1 tsp finely chopped ginger
1⁄4 tsp cumin powder
50 gms pine nuts
100 gms feta cheese
Salt to taste
Chaat masala - to sprinkle
Oil - for shallow frying
1. Cut broccoli into florets and cook them in boiling water for couple of minutes. Refresh with ice cold water. Drain and reserve.
2. Mash the boiled potato.
3. Remove the crust and run the bread in a food processor to make bread crumbs.
4. Chop the broccoli coarsely or pulse in a food processor.
5. Heat a tsp of oil and add finely chopped onions and fry until they turn translucent. Add chopped green chilies and ginger and saute for a minute.
6. Add the chopped broccoli, mashed potato and pine nuts.
7. Season with salt and chaat masala as per taste.
8. Transfer the mixture to a bowl and allow it to cool.
9. Add the bread crumbs and mix well.
10. Shape into 10 -12 even sized spheres and stuff them with feta cheese. Shape into round and flat tikkis.
11. Apply few tbsp of oil on a hot tawa or non stick pan. Shallow fry the tikkis till they turn light golden in colour. Drain the tikkis on paper napkins.
12. Sprinkle chaat masala and serve hot with mint chutney.
1. You could replace pine nuts with peanuts, almonds or cashew nuts. If you cannot find feta cheese, replace with any cheese of your choice.
2. These tikkis could also be dipped in egg or corn flour batter and crumbed with bread crumbs or sesame seeds to give a crisper texture.
Scribbled by: Megha | Date: July 23, 2014
The lovely monsoon is here! And we all know that rains are best enjoyed with lip smacking food. So, the moment we received the monsoon special recipes from The Park New Delhi, we knew we have to share this with you all. After all, happiness multiplies when shared with others, especially with those you love. There's no doubt that we love our readers and here's our way of expressing it.
Enjoy the recipe and you can thank us later! :P
Ingredients (Serves 1):
Bekti chunks - 240 grams
Fresh bread crumbs - 80 grams
Parmesan - 50 grams
Parsley/thyme /dill - 10 grams
Dijon mustard - 16 grams
Olive oil - 50 mils
Butter - 25 grams
Asparagus - 50 grams
Carrots - 50 grams
Zucchini - 50 grams
Potatoes - 50 grams
Cherry tomatoes - 25 grams
Balsamic vinegar - 5 grams
Tomatoes - 250 grams
Tomato juice- 25 grams
Salt - 10 grams
Black pepper - 8 grams
1. Season the fish slices with salt and pepper keep a side.
2. Wash, clean and cut the vegetables and potatoes in to triangles or desired shape of your choice, wash and chop thyme / parsley / dill and keep aside.
3. Make the fresh bread crumbs topping, for the fresh crumb mixture - fresh crumbs, parsley, solid butter, Parmesan cheese.
4. Heat the tava and sear the fish with olive oil till it gets a light brown color on both sides of the fish.
5. Mean while for the sauce in a pan heat olive oil saute onion garlic and add in washed and diced tomato chunks saute till the tomatoes are cooked well add in tomato juice and whole thyme cook for about five minutes on the burner.
6. Then take the tomato mixture and pass it through a blender, blend well and strain reserve the juice obtained discard the pulp, keep aside.
7. Once the fish is seared, then apply mustard on the upper surface of the fish and put the crumb mixture and bake for 3 minutes at 220 degrees in the oven.
8. Meanwhile heat a pan and add olive oil to the pan and saute the veggies and the potatoes and finish it with the chopped herb (thyme/parsley/dill), season well.
9. In a pan heat olive oil and mix it with the strained tomato juice and whisk well till it is almost blend, season.
10. For plating - Plate the veggies on the base and pile up the herb crumb fish.
11. Spoon the tomato emulsion on the plate.
12. Garnish (optional) - sauteed cherry tomatoes, tossed in balsamic vinegar and grilled lime wedge.
We have one more recipe for you. So, stay tuned and don't forget to tell us how you liked this recipes in the comments below.
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Same as potz or putz, ie., the male sex organ or a very stupid and foolish person. The relationship between the organ and a person derives from the Yiddish "explanation", "Wherever you push him that's where he goes". (It's better in Yiddish.) Also used as the plural of potz/putz.
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'Christmas Jammies' Christmas Card
In the age of technology, the art of writing a family Christmas card to your friends and family has all but gone to the sidelines. That's why this family from North Carolina decided to embrace the age of Facebook and Twitter and make their family Christmas card viral.
The Holderness family of Raleigh, North Carolina, manage to get all of the traditional information into their holiday video Christmas card including announcements of their children's accomplishments and the new business ventures of Mom and Dad. There are even some announcements that normally wouldn't be in a Christmas card. Watch as half-way through the video Christmas card, Dad quits his job and sings about having a vasectomy. Even little Lola jokes with her Dad on how his Christmas Jammies are just a little too tight.
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War Memorial - Rose Hill Cemetery - Hillsboro, IN
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This three sided obelisk, has one side detailing those men from Hillsboro, that gave their lives in the First World War, another those from the Second World War, the third has a large circular bronze plaque depicting a First World War soldier.
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location: Indiana
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Kalamunda War Memorial - Western Australia
A War Memorial in the Perth hills
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location: Western Australia, Australia
date approved: 8/28/2014
1914-1918 War Memorial - Monmouth, Gwent, Wales.
Monmouth 1914-1918 War Memorial at St. James' Square, was dedicated in October 1921. The Plaque for WWII was added to make a combined War memorial. Located in Monmouth Town Center.
posted by: veritas vita
location: South Wales, United Kingdom
date approved: 8/24/2014
1914-1918 - War Memorial Cross - Weston-under-Penyard, Great Britain.
The First World War memorial cross stands in the grounds of St Lawrence Medieval Church, Weston-under-Penyard, Herefordshire,
Combined War Memorial, Church Green, Church Road, Terling, Essex
Terling's War Memorial is on the large green near the entrance to the village church.
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Combined World War I And World War II Memorial – Fairburn, UK
This war memorial is in the form of a 12 foot high stone obelisk standing on a square plinth and was returned to this site on 21st August 2013.
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location: Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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Classic WW1 figure with very long honor rolls - next to what was formerly the Jefferson County courthouse.
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War Memorial Cross - Monmouth, Wales, UK
WW1 - RMRE Regimental War Memorial Cross. With additional WW2 Plaque added at the base. Located in the grounds of Monmouth Castle.
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Located in Polperro, Cornwall.
location: South West England, United Kingdom
date approved: 8/14/2014
Great War Memorial - Looe, Cornwall, UK.
A granite 1914-1918 Great War Memorial Cross. With the addition of a World War II Scrolls of honour. The combined War memorial is of Celtic style. Located in the picturesque Cornish fishing village of Looe.
World War I Memorial - Milford, CT
Milford's World War I Memorial is located at 110 River Street in front of Milford City Hall.
posted by: neoc1
location: Connecticut
date approved: 8/11/2014
Meriden World War I Memorial - Meriden, CT
Meriden World War I Memorial is located at on a median divider on Broad Street at the intersection of East Main Street in Meriden, CT.
date approved: 8/8/2014
Je vous salue et adieu - Hail and Farewell - Québec, Québec
Cette plaque, en mémoire des soldats morts durant la première guerre mondiale, est située à l'intérieur de la cathédrale Holy Trinity. This plaque, in memory of the soldiers who died during WWI, is located inside the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity.
posted by: Weathervane
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 8/4/2014
Fitzsimons Army Hospital WWI Medical Staff Memorial - Aurora, CO
This WWI memorial is dedicated to the Medical Staff who lost their lives during the hostilities. It was also a WPA project.
posted by: Outspoken1
location: Colorado
Aux Français de Québec - To the French of Québec - Québec, Québec
Cette plaque a été érigée en mémoire des Français de Québec qui sont morts durant la première guerre mondiale. This plaque has been erected in memory of the French of Québec who died during the First World War.
date approved: 8/3/2014
Town of Foremost War Memorial - Foremost, AB
The town of Foremost has created a very nice stone war memorial and erected it on Main Street near the centre of town.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: Alberta, Canada
date approved: 8/2/2014
War memorial plaque - Old Newton, Suffolk
Board divided into three panels with "Moorish roof", surrounded by fretwork
posted by: SMacB
Mémorial de World War I Memorial, Église du Sacré-Cœur - Lille, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
Dans l'eglise est un monument dédié à ceux de la paroisse qui est mort pour la liberté pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. // Inside the church is a monument dedicated to those from the parish who died for freedom during World War I.
posted by: Trail Blaisers
location: Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France
date approved: 7/31/2014
World War Monument - Westbourne MB
This World War I Monument is in Westbourne Cemetery on Hwy 242, 1.2 km southwest of Hwy 16 near Westbourne, Manitoba.
posted by: Peter and Gloria
location: Manitoba, Canada
last visited: 7/13/2014
Craigmyle Village World War I Memorial - Craigmyle, AB
In front of the old Craigmyle School is a stone cairn which was erected in 1927, bearing two plaques - a World War I Memorial Plaque and a World War II Memorial Plaque.
date approved: 7/30/2014
World War I Monument - Alliance, Ohio
WWI monument on Freedom Plaza in Alliance, Ohio
posted by: lonewolf5929
location: Ohio
Rumsey Village War Memorial - Rumsey, AB
On the north side of Main Street, midway between First and Second Avenues, is the drop in centre in the little hamlet of Rumsey. In front are a pair of stone cairns.
date approved: 7/28/2014
Winchendon American Legion Monument - Winchendon, MA
The Winchendon American Legion Monument is located in American Legion Park on Front Street between Pleasant Street and Lincoln Avenue in Winchendon, MA.
location: Massachusetts
Trunkey Roll of Honor - Trunkey Creek, NSW
The Roll of Honor commemorates those who served in The Great War 1914-1919.
posted by: Tuena
location: New South Wales, Australia
date approved: 7/27/2014
World War I Memorial - Monongahela, PA
WWI memorial consisting of winged female figure of Victory with a honor roll of at least 600 names.
location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 7/22/2014
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