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Citroën and Benefit Cosmetics have launched the third special edition DS 3 model in the UK, the DS 3 DSign Noire. The new special edition joins the DS 3 DSign by Benefit, inspired by Benetint lip and cheek stain, and the DS 3 DStyle by Benefit, inspired by mascara product, "They're Real!", so there is no doubt regarding the audience targeted with the new model.
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Citroën produced the 300,000th DS 3 model at the Poissy plant in France since the nameplate launched in 2010. The anniversary model is a limited edition "So Irresistible" sporting a Perla Nera black body paint and featuring the new Xenon Full LED signature headlights unveiled a few weeks ago on the occasion of the model's first facelift.
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The end product was very good. The recipe needs some editing . . . I was unable to find a 20 oz package of the Galletas Marias, so, based on the recipe, I bought four 6 oz packages. I have two entire packages left. [I used 12 oz of cookies, exactly.] The other issue I had was making several layers in a 9x13 inch dish with one 15 oz can of fruit cocktail. I used a rectangular Rubbermaid container, which, I believe is a bit smaller than the one called for, and a single [14.5 oz] can of fruit cocktail only made a single layer. I ended up using four cans of fruit cocktail, using one can for each layer. I also sliced my peaches in half to get them to sort of cover the top - leaving open spaces between. You could easily use 2-3 cans of peaches. After making 5 layers of the dipped cookies, I had just a few tablespoonfuls of the sauce left, which I drizzled over the top layer, before puting the peaches on top. Everyone who tried this complimented me on it (=
this used to be my favorite dessert when I was a kid. I totally forgot about it, I can't wait to try it and give it to my kids. My mom only used peaches but I will give the fruit cocktail a try. We call it "Carlota"
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Oh Sarzana! The Acoustic Guitar Meeting
■ 1 June 2014 by James Martin
Sunday afternoon, a free day in the schedule of the Sarzana Acoustic Guitar Meeting, couldn't have been a better day to wander the towers and turrets of Sarzanello Castle, listening to Guitar and Mandolin experts tickle those strings.
And the music trumped the weather.
I don't know why I've put off going. It's one of the best festivals I've attended. In every nook and corner folks played. They didn't interfere with each other and the sound quality in the castle was fabulous.
We'd just grabbed some free seats to see the end of Elsa Martin set. I knew I had to get some video. (She often sings in Fruilian dialect; that's why you can't understand it.) We are now proud owners of her latest CD: vERsO.
Then we came upon a stage set up in one of the castle towers, and were lucky enough to snag two front row seats in the tight little corner. There were four to a row, 6 rows deep. That's it. Then, as if mom nature thought we wanted some privacy, a pigeon let loose and covered the poor folks in the adjacent seats—leaving enough of its multicolored offings to give us sole survivor access to the first two rows. How lucky.
Then came the touchy Roberto Battelli and his solo guitar (what fingers!), shown working above, and finally, guitar-less, Mauro Manicardi featuring "Gli Scariolanti". Enjoy the video, it seems to have worked out well, considering it was done with my handheld Sony NEX-7.
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What Are All These Herbs Doing on My Trout?
■ 29 May 2014 by James Martin
Getting to the Antica Trattoria dell'Eremita is not easy. From the town of Gallicano in the Garfagnana you follow a freakishly twisty, narrow little road uphill towards the Eremo di Calomini. It is the Italian custom to beep your little horn before you brave each blind hairpin, but here you might as well lean on the thing the whole darn way.
We eventually reached the parking lot at the Eremo and strolled over to Antica Trattoria dell'Eremita. It's just down a little strada bianca, a white road of more or less one lane. Our friends parked below, and walked up the steep stairs.
We meet at the top. "Dori and I were thinking that this looks just lake someplace in Hawaii," Robert said upon greeting us.
Yes, lush, green and fragrant in a drizzle, the place had that Shangri-La thing going on.
But let's talk about that roasted trout up there, shall we? It didn't seem very Italian, covered with all those herbs. You wouldn't be surprised to see such a thing in Provence, but this is a tiny corner of unknown Tuscany, not Provence.
The more you learn about "Italian" food, the more things on a plate rise up and slap you in the face, demanding further research.
Monastic outposts relied on herbs for medicinal purposes. There was a reason the Eremo was placed where it was, including the abundance of water that gushed from the rocks all around. This water has, they say, curative powers as well.
So, on with research. More herbs:
Today I went to the Sagra della Minestrella di Gallicano. Minestrella is a soup of wild herbs and beans made only in Gallicano, a town of fewer than 4,000 people. Today it is the southernmost town in the Garfagnana. ~ Why the Garfagnana?
So there is a cultural reason for so many herbs, even though it seems to break the cucina povera tradition of simple preparations with few ingredients.
Antica Trattoria dell'Eremita is your chance to see what this whole thing is all about. You can eat the special bread of Gallicano called focaccia leva, a thick flat bread cooked between two iron plates to be eaten with cold cuts and the restaurant's smoked trout (they raise their own trout here!). They also raise farro, which appears in the farro soup. You can taste or buy eggs from their free range chickens. You can buy packets of the dried herbs they collect from along the little white road. Then, when you're totally stuffed, you can go visit the Eremo. When you do, note the chapel carved out of the hillside.
Then you hit the road. Don't forget the horn. Blow for all it's worth.
On the Lowly Onion
■ 27 May 2014 by James Martin
On Sunday, Italy's National Day of Stuffing Yourself with Friends and Family, we ate at one of those restaurants tourists always say they seek out but never find, the unlabeled eatery full of Italians.
I didn't find it. That honor goes to Mike of A Path to Lunch. He had the good sense to know that if a place has one of those old signs announcing a public telephone (remember them?) that there was a story there somewhere. And thus he found his path to lunch and was the first American they'd ever seen sticking a fork in their spaghetti. Bravo.
But another thing I like about Italy other than unlabeled and unsigned restaurants is the variety of things to eat that are common, even lowly, like the onion mentioned in the title. We Americans think, "an onion is white, brown, or red and they all taste pretty much the same" as if the color was merely painted on. But in Italy, we have so many different kinds of onions with different flavors, I'm wondering if anyone has ever cataloged them all. Sometimes you go to a food festival (a sagra) and it's an entire weekend celebration of a particular kind of onion and you don't even know it because the name of the onion is disguised by being written in dialect, like our experience in the village of Moncigoli at the Sagra di Cigola.
So six of us are eating our antipasti and my friend Roberto leans over after tasting this amazing onion tart-like thing and says, "this is rich, like French onion soup. Do you think they make it like that?"
It would be a stretch to think of a country Italian trying to mimic something French. Anything French. So I answered in the negative. There was no evidence of having been cooked in beef broth, no thyme, No stringy cheese—nothing like that.
So time passes. Then this:
It's a simple pasta, paglia e fieno, straw and hay, spinach and normal pasta. It's sauced with…sausage. Tiny bits of sausage. You can hardly see them. It looks like the dish isn't sauced at all.
But then you taste. The onions you can't see rise to make the dish triumph, the sausage playing a decent second fiddle.
Man it was good. And onions made it that way.
So I take my hat off to the onions of Il Borgo di Canossa. I should say the secret onions of Canossa. You see, I asked our waitress about them. Were they special? "Yes." Where do I get some, where do they come from?
"Just ask if we have them when you make your next reservation."
I guess if you don't put labels on your restaurant you don't put them on your ingredients either. Fair enough.
So, I'm going to do something I am inclined not to do. I am going to come clean with all I know about this restaurant. There is parking in front, but it is on a road that will require you to back your car all the way to the main road if someone decides to come down off the hill (experience speaking). I am going to show you a map of this secret place and tell you the name, which will do no good because not many people will know it. I will trust you not to tell anyone else. Ok?
Ristorante Bar Capetta di Luciani Maria Paola. TEL: 0187.850.063
And whatever you do, ask about the onions. Eat anything that has them as an ingredient.
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Lari, a Castle Town in Tuscany, Revisited
■ 24 May 2014 by James Martin
Lari has all you can ask for in a small, Tuscan hill town. Good pasta is manufactured right in the town center. A short walk away is a great restaurant. Climb a little hill and you're in the courtyard of Lari Castle. It's a pretty little place. People are friendly and generally happy.
Then there's the past. The 16th century past. You can see it in the photo above—a picture only Dick Cheney could love. I know, I know, tourists like torture, and will pay big bucks to see how the medieval folks did it and I will exploit that fact to bring this weirdness to you. Yes, what you see it is a bit of Tuscan torture. But, according to the recording, it was quite a "humane" torture. You see, when you strung someone up like this, the alleged miscreant didn't often die. The worse that could happen would be something small, a little shoulder separation perhaps.
And this is not, the little voice out of the yellow plastic box told us, a torture session. The miscreant was merely being interrogated. If he confessed while his shoulder was being wrenched from its moorings, it didn't matter—as long as he didn't confess in court, which was across the hall. At least this is how I understand it. It's not like waterboarding, when they get what they want out of you and then they're done with you. No, you got a second chance in the actual courtroom. Bully for justice—or something.
The little prison in Lari castle was used until well after the Nazi era. The more things change, the more they stay the same, evidently.
But on a brighter note, we went back to Lari's little gem of a restaurant, Antica Osteria al Castello and had lunch outside in the piazza. Lari is called "the cherry city." Signs pointing the way into town inform you of this fact, except, of course, in Italian rather than English. I know, it confuses me, too.
The town hosts a cherry festival the first week of June.
It's almost June, so one of us was bound to order the duck with cherries and Marsala. It was quite good. Here's the food porn part:
This, some pasta, a couple of new friends to pranzare with and air clean as a bell really made a special day. If you've never heard of Lari, well look at the map and it will show you how the little hill is configured and show you where the restaurant is.
And whatever you do, don't get in trouble with the law or you won't get to see this view from your cell in Lari Castle. They've cleverly put the windows very high up on the wall.
The Cinque Terre Wines of Walter De Battè
■ 9 May 2014 by James Martin
I've had the privilege of tasting some of Chianti's "best" wines. Some of them cost more than 8 worker's lunches here in the Lunigiana, just for a single bottle. People whose job it is to "present" this wine to the public usually extol their handling of the grapes and speak glowingly of the care they take with their little babies, all moist and ripe as they slide slowly down the chute on their way to becoming expensive libation. When their juices age a very long time these grapes become a wine that will undoubtedly be called "refined."
But when it comes time to taste, your pourer may flick an imaginary piece of dust from an impeccably tailored sleeve, allow a precious dribble to fall into a glass, then stand back, smile and say something like, "good, eh?" when you touch the glass to your lips.
Yes, good. But not 7 times better than a decent bottle, I usually think.
But I'm not a wine writer, really. I look to other people to extol whatever virtues justify the cost. They say the same thing. "Good," or "Mmmm," then nod knowingly. I am thinking they are thinking the same thing I am thinking, something like "somebody please say something intelligent about this wine."
But maybe not. Maybe we are just letting the wine speak for itself. It is refined. It speaks softly.
Walter De Battè is serious about the wines he makes out of vineyards that cling to the slopes above the five little villages given the name Le Cinque Terre. These wines are not "refined." They speak boldly of things refined people don't speak of in public. We tasted Walter's wine with foods prepared by Cappun Magru restaurant in little Groppo, a bump on the winding road to the top of a ridge from which you get excellent views of the five little villages and the terraced hillsides the rain keeps washing away. Food expert, guide, B&B owner (Poggio Etrusco) and cookbook author (Cucina Povera) Pamela Sheldon Johns has invited us, and man, are we glad she did.
The first wine we taste is brilliantly colored, a deep gold with signs of murkiness. Walter thrusts his nose deep into the glass and describes the smell of rocks drying on the beach in the noonday sun. He talks of lichens and moss. It is the opposite of refined; we are shrouded heavily in the nature we desire to be engulfed in, at least in our dreams.
The wine he's named Carlaz is unfiltered and unfined. Hence the murkiness and, above all, the intense flavors of the sea and earth, the terroir, as the French say, from which the grapes have developed their unique character.
It paired nicely with the dish the restaurant was named after, the Cappun Magru, a fisherman's dish of fish, shellfish, a mariner's biscuit, green sauce and earthy vegetables.
We had three other courses—and three other wines. I'm not going to wax poetic over them. Each was significantly different, like a novel which comes alive when you realize that each personality is different and distinct and equally compelling.
But we ended with one of the last bottles of Walter De Battè's Schiacchetrà that are currently in circulation. Schiacchetrà is the Cinque Terre's famed dessert wine.
Why is Schiacchetrà wine so expense? Easy: It takes 45 pounds of fresh grapes to make 15 pounds of dried ones, from which the winemaker extracts a single bottle of Sciacchetrà. The wine should age for at least 6 years. Good vintages can age 10, 20, even 30 years. ~ David Downy – Wines of the Cinque Terre
I've put a picture of it over there to the right. Look at the color! This is no wall flower wine!
The perfect afternoon? A room that opens onto the vineyards of the Cinque Terre, letting in the light. A small group of good people unafraid of life, a man in jeans who knows wine. Good food. Wine that speaks volumes: of the air and the sea and the rocks and the hanging moss, earthy as all get out…
It's almost pornographic, eh?
Dr. Sukkar and the Mediterranean Diet
■ 3 May 2014 by James Martin
I am giddy. I've just attended a lecture on nutrition conducted by a medical doctor in Italian and came away with an almost complete understanding about what the man was saying. This makes me quite happy. The man is a genius. This is not mere hyperbole; anyone who can make me understand anything is a genius. It doesn't happen that often. He's in the center in the picture, just so you know.
But really, Dr. Samir Guiseppe Sukkar has his own website chock full of credentials, just in case you think he's one of those fly-by-night, paid-by-Monsanto crackpots who dominate the American nutritional scene. His talk in front of the museum in La Spezia was titled "Vivere piu a lungo e sani grazie al modello alimentare della Lunigiana" which pretty much means, "live longer and healthier with the Lunigiana dietary model."
I emphasize the word "model" because Dr. Sukkar wisely pointed out that, while the "Mediterranean diet" is widely held to be some sort of holy grail for those who want to live to be 120 years old, the UNESCO prize isn't for the diet, it's for the model of the diet, which includes lifestyle. That is, hard physical work in the fields, discussion during meals, as well as the food itself.
To quote Dr. Sukkar in a general way only a person who struggles with the language daily might, "Our model of eating comes from the Greek, the concept of the Agora, where ideas come together with daily tasks like eating. You eat less when you are interested in the discussion."
An enormous part of the success of this diet is attributed to components in fresh olive oil. The big word is polyphenols, an antioxidant that protects cells from damage and has anti-inflammatory properties. The fat in Olive oil is monounsaturated, which can help lower your cholesterol and control insulin levels in the body.
But here's the thing. While we Americans fetishize the precious olive oil on our shelves, we are kidding ourselves that we are benefiting from consuming it. Remember, I said "…the components in fresh olive oil." The crap you buy in an American supermarket isn't fresh, and besides, "highly refined or "light" olive oils, which use heat or chemicals in the refining process, have significantly lower polyphenol levels." That'd be the stuff on the Safeway shelf. Green olives from older trees that have been handled very, very gently in the field and at the processor have the highest polyphenol levels. That's not the junk in the American Grocery, that's my neighbor Enrico's olive oil. It's the (demanding) lifestyle, silly. He works. He makes olive oil. He toils in a humongous garden. He cycles long distances on "vacation".
How did olive oil get to the Lunigiana? Think Romans. Think energy crisis. They brought olive trees to provide fuel for oil lamps, the high tech lighting of the time. What was left over was eaten. By the medieval other oils and other means of lighting started to be used, freeing olive oil for consumption.
And finally, let's consider the lowly, besmirched egg. It's not lowly because of what it is, but what we've made it. The fats in the eggs produced by a real free range chicken that gets to prance around the barnyard eating bugs are significantly healthier than those produced by caged, pellet-fed chickens. Insects are huge providers of select amino acids that are found in sparse quantities in vegetables.
So, technology has alleviated seasonal starvation; we can give it that. But then, like the Roman god Janus, shouldn't we have an eye toward the past so that we might avoid the ever-crappier food of the future? The truth is, happy chickens produce healthy eggs that taste better.
Until they get that straightened out, I'm happy to eat in the Lunigiana. I only have to walk down the driveway to see chickens pecking in the dirt on the hillside.
Tastevere KmZero: A Rome Restaurant Without a Stove
■ 27 April 2014 by James Martin
The more you get immersed into the amazing food on the boot, the more you realize that you can exist in a high state of Foodie bliss for weeks without actually cooking anything. Italians are always preserving, conserving, packing good edibles in oil, and foraging for tasty weeds meant to be eaten just as they come from God's green earth.
So our little food tour group wedges it's way into the tiny room with the three tables and a little stand-up bar that makes up the entire interior of Tastevere KmZero. A couple of young guys run the place. There is no stove. They only use products from local farmers. Lazio has a lot of local farmers.
Lorenzo carefully unwrapped a tiny package and told me to take a single thread of saffron and lay it upon my tongue. "It's to get your palate ready for the food," he said in perfect English.
That did it. We then ate things like salami with wild herb flowers and DOP honey dripped over all. As you can see in the picture above, there's a balanced meal in each plate, from your roughage to your protein, all local, all uncooked.
There are even locally produced artisan beer (and wine, of course).
While we munched in amazement at the variety of tastes hammering our palates, a regular named Giuseppe was introduced to us. A shepherd, he spoke of the transhumance, the seasonal movement of sheep from the mountains to the sea, and explained the benefits of the meandering lamb: the fat, compared to that of a penned sheep eating straw, has far less cholesterol. I always like finding out facts like this because it means we don't have to rely on the moral argument entirely. You know, "The sheep like it so we should do it." The fact is that animals raised right, doing what they'd do if there wasn't a shepherd and his dog around, are tastier, healthier and offer significant health benefits up the food chain. It's not due to a random draw that the good shepherd became a symbol of righteousness in early Christianity. Too bad we've forgotten. It's in bad taste that we've done so.
In any case, I encourage you to try Tastevere KmZero on your next visit to Rome. Here are the facts and contact information:
Vicolo de' cinque 30/A, Trastevere
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
tel: 06 95584404
You should probably reserve. The place is a hit remember, and there's only three tables.
You can also take the food tour we did: The Roman Foodie: Trastevere Locals Food Tour
Location Map for Tastevere KmZero
Touring Rome Then and Now
■ 25 April 2014 by James Martin
For the last three days I've been rooting around in catacombs, I've eaten the best food in Trastevere, I've been driven over the cobbled streets of Rome in a golf cart—and I've stood virtually alone in the Sistine Chapel, with only the hum of the air conditioning to remind me I was in a building with some of the world's greatest art.
All of these things are available for you to do, thanks to innovative tour companies like The Roman Guy and Walks of Italy.
These aren't those same old tours you used to get 30-40 years ago. You see, after I studied archaeology I wanted to see some of Europe's great ancient wonders, so I went to Rome and Athens like most people interested in the Classics. I paid for tours and listened to people who had no clue as to what was under their feet. I spent most of every tour rolling my eyes at the fantasies they tried to make me believe. In the end I could have flung a good sized elephant across the room using the ocular musculature I had built from this extreme exercise.
But that was then and this is now. By law, folks wanting to be a guide in Rome today have to be sharp as a tack on every aspect of the culture and civilization since Romulus and Remus. Even Nina, who led our Trastevere food tour, had a Ph.D. in Post Classical Archeology from La Sapienza and showed an abundance of energy that lit up our evening in Rome.
The fabulous Simona of Walks of Italy didn't just lead us into a crypt and say, "this is what you're seeing" but described the alternative theories that are popular so that we could understand exactly the path modern research was taking. I've visited lots of catacombs in my time, but never have I come away with an understanding of the culture and politics that shaped their evolution as I did after three hours on the Crypts, Bones & Catacombs Underground Tour of Rome with Simona.
Brandon, one of the Roman Guys, gave a fantastic narrative of Rome and the Vatican. Not only that, but he carefully guided us through the streets to all the big Roman sites while at the wheel of an 8 person golf cart. Think your health isn't good enough for a three hour Rome walking tour? Try the Rome ECO Golf Cart Tour. The "econess" of the golf cart means it can go pretty much anywhere in Rome you can walk, so you miss nothing. You couldn't do that thirty years ago.
And when an Italian kid points at you and says, "Mama, a golf cart!" you know you've arrived.
If you really want to experience the Vatican, nothing can compare to being almost alone inside the museums at dusk, when the windows are flung open for some fantastic slanting light and you're there with a small group, the cleaning women and a few guards.
Yes, you can almost replicate our experience with the "Vatican Under the Stars Evening Tour on Friday evenings.
Have fun in Rome. We certainly did.
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Grand Round 29th October 2014
Professor David Katz
"Outdated, outmoded and enforced by law?"
Starts: Oct 29, 2014 1:00:00 PM
BSc/MSci Applied Medical Sciences Open Day 30th October 2014
The next open day for the BSc/ MSci Applied Medical Sciences programme is scheduled for Thursday 30th October 2014 from 11am - 3pm at the UCL Royal Free Campus in Hampstead, London NW3.
Starts: Oct 30, 2014 11:00:00 AM
Myelin vital for learning new practical skills
New evidence of myelin's essential role in learning and retaining new practical skills, such as playing a musical instrument, has been uncovered by UCL research
Published: Oct 20, 2014 9:38:58 AM
The Challenge of Chronic Pain 11-13 March 2015
The Challenge of Chronic Pain
11-13 March 2015
Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Hinxton, Cambridge, UK More...
Published: Oct 1, 2014 4:15:14 PM
BSc/MSci Applied Medical Sciences Open Day 30th October 2014
The next open day for the BSc/ MSci Applied Medical Sciences programme for 2015 entry is scheduled for Thursday 30th October 2014 from 11am - 3pm at the UCL Royal Free Campus in Hampstead, London NW3. More...
Published: Oct 1, 2014 3:40:18 PM
Away Day 24th April 2015
The Away Day will take place on Friday 24th April 2015. Please save this date in your diary. Further details to follow." More...
Published: Sep 29, 2014 10:38:42 AM
Major Grants from 1st August 2013
Published: Jul 31, 2014 12:23:05 PM
UCL Stroke Case Collection (UStroc)
Dr Reecha Sofat, Clinical Senior Lecturer and Dr Martina Colicchia, Research Fellow in the Division of Medicine, shown above with Elizabeth Tollady. More...
Published: Jun 30, 2014 4:17:48 PM
Rajiv Jalan
Congratulations to Rajiv Jalan who has been elected the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Hepatology
Published: Jun 30, 2014 11:28:01 AM
2014 Medicine Code of Practice
The 2014 Medicine Code of Practice is now available on the Intranet Safety page. More...
Published: Jun 26, 2014 10:51:52 AM
Early Career Research Conference
10th-11th September 2014 More...
Published: Apr 29, 2014 11:09:53 AM
UCL Applied Renal Physiology 2014 - course
This is a modular course and includes the following sections: a primer in renal physiology, a 2-day course on fluids, electrolytes and acid-base and, finally, a 1-day cutting-edge science symposium. More...
Published: Apr 3, 2014 10:08:20 AM
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