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Your Favorite Nut-Heavy Dishes
- Perilagu Khan Oct 8, 2013 11:51 AM
I've always admired the Chinese or Chinese-American use of nuts in dishes. Cashew pork, walnut chicken, almond beef--absolutely love 'em. Even more than pasta with pesto, these are my favorite nut-heavy dishes.
And yours?
*For the purposes of this thread, "nut" is not defined biologically (cashews are not nuts) but by how a given entity functions as food (cashews are nuts).
chicken salad (for sandwiches), Poached chicken, garlic salt, diced scallions, mayonnaise, and tons of toasted slivered almonds.
Cocktail nuts. Rosemary, brown sugar, butter and cayenne, roasted on almonds. (can you guess my favorite nut?)
Wine poached pears, stuffed with blue cheese, dried cranberries and tons of toasted pistachios.
Coffee cakes with a liberal layer of ground walnut/brown sugar blend.
A Slovakian/Austrian/Czech nut roll (a rolled cake layered with a ground nut and apple sauce and rolled up).
Sticky buns with lots of walnuts or pecans.
Chocolate chip cookies with walnuts. Actually, any cookies that has nuts!
My personal favorite would be one of the many kormas or variations on malai kofta that make a rich, creamy gravy out of pureed cashews or almonds. Second would be meat braised with peanut sauce as in kare kare or maffe.
re: Ttrockwood
Are you willing to share your cashew bar recipe (here or on home cooking)? I've tried every version of homemade Larabars that I can find, and they've been lacking something and don't hold together well.
re: pine time
Sorry for the late reply- i use this recipe: http://ohsheglows.com/2013/01/16/home...
sometimes without choco chips. She gives great directions, the salt is really important
re: Ttrockwood
Thanks--has 2 of hub's favorite items, raw cashews and dates. Will make them this weekend.
As TombstoneShadow said, baklava and pecan pie, as well as peanut butter pies for sure.
Also, (when it existed) the Rainforest Crunch Bar. Do any granola/"health" bars these days contain brazil nuts?
Any South Asian dish I've tried with nuts has been a good call, and for the most part, that includes desserts.
In China, I was tutoring a couple of students, and their mothers always asked me what I'd like to eat. Apparently, both took that to mean combine eggplant and peanut butter, which worked out well.
On the very rare occasion I'm eating Chinese take-out (in the US), I'll order a chicken with cashews and eat only the cashews.
re: grangie angie
Macadamias are good with Chilean sea bass, also. My standard preparation with that fish.
Also, chicken salad with walnuts and grapes, and turkey stuffing with oysters and chestnuts. Toasted pecans, chipotles, and cream in a sweet potato casserole.
re: grangie angie
"macadamia encrusted halibut"... awesome.
Come to think of it, there are alot of fish and shellfish that taste great with nut crust.
re: c oliver
"Do you have a favorite recipe that you'd share?"
As for a specific recipe, for me it's more of a general strategy. I like to pair food and wine. So, for example, I know that Muscat, Chardonnay, and Sauternes are very "nut-friendly" wines. There are others (sherries, madeira, etc.), but let's stick with Chardonnay, Muscat, and Sauternes for the moment. BTW, the chardonnay can be vino or 100% chardonnay champagne. Muscat as in Moscato d'Asti is beautiful with these dishes.
SO... these 3 fit numerous nuts (walnuts, peanuts, almonds, Hazelnuts, Pecans)... They also are all 3 very friendly to seafoods.
In my recipe, then, I want to feature a nut-crusted fish. I can add flavor notes that also match the wine I'm serving it with. For example, add coconut, garlic, cream, and/or smoke to nicely match chardonnay.... Add hints of citrus to match Sauternes or Muscat. Add ginger or cinnamon to match muscat,
You can also serve the dish with a side or bed of something that really matches your wine...
The idea is that your recipe "triangulate" so that all ingredients are complemented by the wine(s) you're serving it with!
Bon appetit
re: TombstoneShadow
What a great little essay! Thanks.
Cold Sesame Noodle
Kung Pao Chicken
Almond or Hazelnut Croccante
Rocky Road Ice Cream
Pad Thai
re: Cheese Boy
How many of those have nuts please?
re: c oliver
They all have lots of nuts ... epinephrine needed w/ all of them.
Cold Sesame Noodle (peanut butter)
Kung Pao Chicken (whole peanuts)
Almond or Hazelnut Croccante (whole almonds or hazelnuts)
Rocky Road Ice Cream (whole or halved almonds)
Pad Thai (chopped peanuts)
re: Cheese Boy
I've never had cold sesame noodles with peanut butter or nuts in the KPC or PT. Interesting.
re: c oliver
That IS interesting... I've never had Pad Thai WITHOUT chopped peanuts. And an unscientific survey of the first 10 Google results of "Pad thai recipe" shows peanuts in every recipe (although one does say optional).
re: Chris VR
It always has peanuts when I've seen it or ordered it.
re: fldhkybnva
I was served Pad Thai without crushed peanuts one time and never went back to the restaurant.
re: Chris VR
If my Pad Thai came without peanuts, I'd send it back.
re: Chris VR
I want to apologize about that. Since I NEVER order it, I was going by google also and evidently my first cup of coffee eyes glazed/glanced right over it. Now that I know it has peanuts, I probably still won't order it.
re: Cheese Boy
re: Cheese Boy
That's totally your prerogative, I'm just saying that cold sesame noodles don't really belong on a thread about nut based dishes
re: Pwmfan
The spinach cashew stuffing sounds great, do you have a recipe?
re: fldhkybnva
Instead of stuffing the onions I bake this in a casserole and just use a couple of large chopped yellow onions.
I've also made this for a vegetarian friend using veggie stock and replacing the bacon with smoked almonds. Not nearly as good but she loved it.
re: Pwmfan
Great, thanks.
trout almandine
satay with peanut sauce
shrimp korma
swiss chard with toasted pine nuts and raisins
squash ravioli with brown butter and toasted pine nuts (or sometimes toasted pecans or almonds)
kale/collard/spinach peanut soup/stew (Senegalese, or West African-style)
stuffed grapeleaves with rice, dill, onions, cinnamon, raisins, pine nuts.
ajo blanco
re: prima
Nice list, prima, and let's go down the wine matches:
trout almandine: Riesling, Moscato d'Asti... chardonnay will also work
satay with peanut sauce. If there's any chili, then riesling or gewurztraminer... the safest two wines. If just grill smoke and peanuts, then chardonnay also very nice
shrimp korma: Riesling or gewurztraminer, especially if you turn up the chili a bit.
swiss chard with toasted pine nuts and raisins: This is a nice dish for sauvignon blanc if you keep the raisins to a minimum. If raisins are a significant flavor note, then riesling.
squash ravioli with brown butter and toasted pine nuts (or sometimes toasted pecans or almonds). Sauternes can be magical here. Chardonnay also works.
kale/collard/spinach peanut soup/stew (Senegalese, or West African-style). Riesling and forget it :)
stuffed grapeleaves with rice, dill, onions, cinnamon, raisins, pine nuts. Riesling.
ajo blanco. Chardonnay or riesling.
Fesenjan--Persian stew with chicken, pomegranate molasses, and lots of walnuts.
Circassian chicken--Turkish dish with chicken, chiles or cayenne, paprika, walnuts.
Muhamarrah--dip with roasted red bell peppers, garlic, cumin, Aleppo pepper or chilies, pomegranate molasses, walnuts.
Romesco sauce--tomatoes, almonds, and garlic, all buzzed in a food processor.
re: Erika L
Those sound terrific. I may have to hunt around for recipes.
re: Erika L
wow, it sounds like you've eaten at my house. Those were all on my list as well.
Trout Almondine.
Cheese ball covered in crushed cashews or slivered almonds.
Me, a knife, a jar of peanutbutter, and a bag of sugar bomb cereal.
Crushed walnuts between layers of sweet blue and camembert cheese.
Lots of favorites already mentioned here... one not mentioned is honey walnut shrimp!
re: Chris VR
If I don't go to Chinatown for honey walnut shrimp when jn NYC the trip is not worth it. I can't find a place where I ive that has it, delicious and I usually abhor anything with honey.
Pasta with walnut sauce.
Salad with walnut vinaigrette and toasted walnuts (and blue cheese and sliced bartlett pears)
Funny, I love nuts, but I enjoy them the most "as is". Roasted & salted pistachios in particular are my kryptonite. I can't have them near me or I will eat them all.
re: linguafood
You and SO both. I call it clinking time - when he pulls out the bag of pistachios and goes to town, shells go-a-clinkin' for hours.
re: fldhkybnva
There is a place just outside of Alamogordo, New Mexico called Heart of the Desert that sells Green Chile and Garlic and Red Chile (various heat levels) pistachios that are out of this world. They are comparatively inexpensive, too.
I love walnuts on any any any salad, warm or cold.
Also good is this beef and chestnut recipe; I use about a third of the called-for carrots and sub turnip instead. Also, I use a crockpot --came out fine.
peanut butter with sliced apples for dipping. My kiddo has a nut allergy, I can only dream. I've stopped thinking about the glory that a reese's peanut butter cup is. ..
Ooh, totally agree. Nuts add such a character and richness to food. Walnut chicken, especially - crunchy, umami-laden, velvety, creamy - a real taste party.
Ok, to get back to the OP, I have several dishes that qualify, and MANY desserts, if they count as a dish?
Tenderloin of lamb, seasoned w/ tarragon and rosemary and coated w/ crushed hazelnuts or pecans, seared in olive oil until just rare and then finished in a hot oven 'til mid-rare. A beautiful and simple dish.
Chicken Sebastopol: pounded chicken breast w/ a stuffing consisting of (hopefully) sourdough, apple cubes, celery, toasted chopped walnuts (lots!!); moistened w/ cider and melted butter. Rolled, tied and roasted; sliced and sauced with a hard cider jus; use any sweet, tart apple. So delicious.
What about...just nuts? No, it doesn't qualify as a dish at all; maybe a cocktail snack, but butter-toasted almonds (blanched, peeled) w/ coarse salt and any herb or spice you like - nice hostess gift. I do sugared walnuts and rosemary cayenne pecans during the holidays for gifts, and bake a mixed nut/ salted caramel bar. Yum.
Pork chops, w/ a pepita/cornbread/green chile stuffing; seasoned w/ cumin and chiles, and grilled.
Nice topic.
re: mamachef
>> 'What about...just nuts?' <<
I'd be satisfied with a beer and a mound of Honey Glazed Walnuts.
re: Cheese Boy
LOL. Me toooooo! Though I'd have Pepsi instead of the brew. These things are so, so troublesome; totally easy to make and totally easier to destroy an entire recipe all by oneself. It's happened, much to my chagrin/shame. Bahaw.
re: Cheese Boy
I make a nut mixture that is basically Chex Party Mix seasoning (Worcestershire, butter, Lawry's, garlic powder, etc.), kicked up with a screaming hot hot sauce, poured over an equal mix of filberts, pecans and cashews, and then baked low and slow like CPM. It's not bad. Not bad atoll.
re: Perilagu Khan
I do something very similar, PK; I increase the butter, though, and use unequal ratios because pecans are my favorite. Not bad atoll, indeed, as in: I could eat an entire recipe to my head, and be happy.
re: mamachef
PK would eat moon rocks if they were coated with screaming hot hot sauce....
re: Veggo
Funny you should mention that, Veggo.
Several years ago, me and some pals were sitting around a campfire in southwestern Colorado, passing around a handle of Ezra Brooks. I happened to have a bottle of super-hot at my side, which I had earlier used to douse some rinds. After Ezra, like Sputnik, made his seventh circuit, I spied a chunk of caleche near the campfire, and thought that it might make a decent substitute for the rinds I had earlier dispatched. So I got up off the ground, hefted the rock, coated with super-hot, and hawed right into it. Fortunately, caleche is pretty soft, as far as rocks go. And I must say, it wudn't too bad.
Oh--and any cake that subs ground nuts for part or all of the flour. How could I forget that entire category??
re: Erika L
Oh, yes indeed. I make a dark chocolate/ground almond flourless cake for Passover, and it is to die for. And you can make wonderful extra crispy fried chicken doing what you describe, with chopped pecans in the dredge, and so so many other awesome things.
re: mamachef
I have a carrot cake recipe with finely shredded carrots, ground almonds, and matzo meal or flour. It's baked in a single layer springform and I like to serve it with whipped cream spiked with dark rum. Hm. I might need to make one this weekend...
re: Erika L
If you dig out the recipe, would you mind sharing it here? Something like that would be perfect, as I bake for a local temple for their Oneg Shabbat get-together, and I'm always looking for something different. I've made many carrot cakes, but this sounds good. And rich. Yum.
re: mamachef
this is a version you might like:
Flourless Carrot Cake
i adapted this from a martha rose shulman recipe which called for ground almonds. i prefer the richness of walnuts or pecans. do not skip lining the pans with parchment, or you will never get the cakes out. be sure to oil the sides of the pan, as well. regarding the carrots, she says finely grated, which is a nightmare with a box grater; use a food processor. roughly 10 ounces for 2 cups. the original didn't call for cream cheese frosting, for me the best part of carrot cake. if there's any left, it freezes well.
8 ounces unsalted toasted pecans or walnuts (reserve a few for garnish)
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/8 teaspoon salt
4 large eggs
1/3 cup white sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups finely grated carrots
1. Heat the oven to 350 degrees with a rack in the middle. Oil 2 8-inch pans (3 if using 6 eggs), and line it with parchment. Lightly oil the parchment.
2. Grind nuts in a food processor fitted with the steel blade until finely ground, but not oily. Add the baking powder, salt, and pulse together.
3. Beat the eggs until thick in the bowl of a standing mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, or with an electric beater. Add the sugar, and continue to beat until the mixture is thick and forms a ribbon when lifted from the bowl with a spatula. Beat in the vanilla. Add the nut mixture and the carrots in three alternating additions, and slowly beat or fold in each time.
4. Scrape the batter into the prepared cake pans. Bake 30-minutes, until firm to the touch and beginning to pull away from the pan. A toothpick inserted into the center of the cake should come out clean. Remove from the heat, and allow to cool on a rack for 10 minutes. Run a knife around the edges of the pan, and carefully remove the spring form ring. Allow the cake to cool completely, then wrap tightly in plastic.
Cream Cheese Frosting
1 cup heavy cream
8 ounces cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup confectioners sugar (up to 1 cup if desired)
1 teaspoon vanilla
Beat cream cheese with a paddle until fluffy. Switch to whisk attachment, then pour in cream and whip until soft peaks form. Add sugar and mix until fully incorporated. Stir in vanilla.
re: wonderwoman
This sounds really good and I am always on the look-out for gluten-free desserts for my sister. I was curious about what changes you made to the original recipe so I googled it. She includes 1/4 cup turbinado sugar. Did you mean to include that or just prefer it less sweet? Also, she says to use a 10" springform pan and you use 2 8" pans. Are they springform or does it matter? Finally, you say to use 3 8" pans if using 6 eggs. Do you increase the other ingredients accordingly when using 6 eggs? I haven't baked enough flour-less cakes to sense if this is right or not. Thanks!
re: MrsJonesey
i do like it less sweet. i used 8-inch pans because i wanted more room for the cream cheese frosting:)
re 6 eggs: i forgot to delete that, sorry. i have made it with 6 eggs in 3 8-inch pans (even more frosting:). and yes, just increase the rest of the ingredients by 50%.
re: wonderwoman
Thanks so much! I look forward to trying this. Besides being gf, we can feel like our dessert is good for us too. :-) Totally agree about the cream cheese frosting. Hey, it provides calcium, no?
re: wonderwoman
This is a truly delicious sounding recipe, wonderwoman.!! I especially appreciate you taking the time to type it out in its entirety. :) I'll be making this. I just got an order for a bunch of cupcakes, and I'm going to see how this works in that capacity. I'll be sure and let you know, and again: many thanks. Marci
re: mamachef
did the actual typing a while back, so it was just a copy and paste job:)
cupcakes might be tricky. i have another flourless nut/egg-based recipe that bakes and releases beautifully in madeline tins. but the carrots make this recipe so moist that no matter how carefully i oiled the tins, it was a disaster getting them out.
it might work with cupcake liners, but the finished product is pretty fragile -- that's why i use whipped cream for the cream cheese frosting instead of butter.
anyway, let us know how it turns out.
re: mamachef
I can't remember the source of this recipe but it's similar to wonderwoman's:
1/3 c dry breadcrumbs or matzo meal + a little extra for the pan
1 1/2 c almonds
1 Tbsp baking powder
5 eggs
1 c sugar
1/2 lb finely grated carrots (definitely by food processor)
2 Tbsp dark rum or 1 tsp vanilla
grated rind of one lemon
Grease a round springform and coat with crumbs. I have two pans and can never remember which I used last time and both work fine.
Buzz the almonds and crumbs/matzo meal in a food processor til finely ground. Pour the mixture into a separate bowl. Whirl the eggs and sugar in the food processor til pale, about 2 minutes. Add all the other ingredients and processed til mixed.
Turn the batter into the prepped pan and bake at 350 for about 45 min.
re: Erika L
I have started subbing 1/2 cup of almond meal in my banana muffins, plus almonds in and on top. Yum.
re: firecooked
I actually made a crazy muffin that was only mashed bananas, almond meal and one egg. Dense awesome mini muffins not sure it would work regular sized
re: Ttrockwood
Sounds like a yellow hockey puck...:)
re: Erika L
My BF's mom once made a pistachio layer cake that had fresh strawberries in between the layers. It was so good that I drove 1.5 hr( round trip) from college to get a a slice of the leftover cake.
Savory "cookies" with Roquefort and pecans
Gorgonzola and walnut sauce for pasta
Hazelnut semi-fredo
Chocolate hazelnut ice cream
Cold sesame noodles
Homemade almond butter with honey and cinnamon
Almond macaroons
I think every dish I thought of has been listed here, and every dish listed here sounds delicious.
I'm going to throw one into the mix that no one has dared admit to - jello salad. I love jello salads that are full of fruits and walnuts, especially the red one with a layer of sour cream in the middle. I could actually eat the entire pan myself.
re: kitchengardengal
LOL. My love of Jello has no shame attached to it. I can't handle the creamy layer you're speaking of, but I do like a gelatin salad made w/ black cherry jello to which is added ground celery, chopped walnuts and cranberries. As you said, a whole pan would disappear fast, even if it was only me in the room. :)
re: klyeoh
bumbu kacang, is it?
re: BuildingMyBento
Yes, although the Singaporean incarnation is more chunky than its Javanese counterpart (satays are introduced to Singapore and Malaysia by the Javanese in the early 20th century).
re: pine time
I'm interested, too, pine time, in Almond desserts. Perhaps a new thread in HC would be the thing.
an Indian dish: chicken in a (ground) cashew nut sauce.
garlic, onions, tomato paste, garam masala & plain yogurt processed with cashews.
served with basmati rice which has a nutty smell too. YUM
my favorite is an almond ring with almond paste and almonds in a flaky pastry ring. i get it at "pastries by randolph" in arlington, va.
i also love pecan sticky buns.
Mandel bread. Heavy in toasted nuts and nutty wheat germ this is one of my favorite ways to bake with walnuts, hazelnuts or pecans.
Cashews find their way into savory dishes with grains and roasted vegetables but eating them right out of hand reminds me of my grandfathers knack for keeping nuts in his coat pockets as a mid day snack when I was a kid. Cashews were among his favorites...along with pistachios.
Speaking of pistachios. Pistachio pesto, butter, shortbread cookies, ice cream and gelato are some of my personal favorite nut heavy dishes & treats.
re: HillJ
Pistachio. Pesto. Oh, my. Never even crossed my mind until now. It sounds wonderful. Thank you!
re: cayjohan
I made a parsley-pecorino-pistachio pesto for a birthday party once. It was great in a pasta salad.
But.... say it, don't spray it. Even better -- just make it :-)
re: linguafood
Ah love a little alliteration a lot. P-p-p-p-putting on the must-make list. <grin> Sounds like it would be great with steak.
re: cayjohan
cayj, we use it as a spread. Pistachio Pesto tossed into pasta is pretty darn good but as a spread on pizza (even as the base sauce) is really special.
re: cayjohan
I make a pecan pesto that is purty decent. Pecans, parmesan, garlic, basil, olive oil and maybe a touch of salt. Simple, delish, and probably good for ya', too.
re: Perilagu Khan
I've got to try that, too. We have a (complicated family relationship) holiday guest that always brings us a wealth of pecans from his trees in Georgia, and I have almost always used them for fish-crusting or out-of-hand. I've made plenty of walnut pestos, preferring them to pignoli and the pine-mouth, but have never done so yet with the pecans. Do you serve this on other things than pasta? I am celiac, and don't care for noodles, particularly, anyway. Whatcha servin' it on?
re: cayjohan
pesto is great on steamed red potatoes.
re: cayjohan
Honestly, I've never tried it on anything but pasta, but that's probably a failure of imagination on my part. I don't see why it couldn't work on anything you normally put pesto on, although my pecan pesto tends to be a bit thicker and nuttier than traditional pesto genovese.
re: cayjohan
For folks who don't eat pasta, one of the best ways of serving pesto is over small boiled potatoes and green beans (add the potatoes to the boiling water first, then the green beans for the last few minutes of cooking, so they're done at the same time). Also great over tomato-based salads.
re: Sarah Perry
I use it on chicken breasts. Favorite is a spread of pesto, sliced tomato and cheese on top in the oven for a few minutes. Also great stuffed in chicken or pork tenderloin.
re: Sarah Perry
With green beans and potatoes sounds incredible! It reminds me of Georgian green bean recipes. Face-palm. On the list for my pecan bounty! Thanks!
re: cayjohan
I keep making polenta lately, chilling it, and sauteing a slice so its a bit crispy on the outside, with pesto and a side of my wilted spinach with almonds its a nice meal. I also swirl a gob of pesto into veg based soups that need some love just befre serving
Oh another one is a frangipane and almond pastry I found somewhere in a Tokyo depachika. Long story short, it was butter, frangipane and sugar.
re: PotatoHouse
Does marzipan count?
Love those little pigs at New Years.
There is a great craft beer pub (Ushitora) here in Tokyo that makes a wonderful Fish & Chips wherein the cod is battered, then rolled in very thinly sliced almonds before frying. It is amazingly fabulous with a good hoppy beer.
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Wow! Episode 20 already. This would have come sooner if I was more "in the motion" or down with a system.
Kirby: Nightmare In Dreamland - Game Boy Advanced (2002)
*Note that this is a remake of Kirby's Adventure from 1993*
Composer - Hirokazu Ando/Jun Ishikawa
Although Kirby's Adventure started out in black in white, we are all quite familiar with the pink, bubbly, blob by now. Wether it's his ability to float around with a gasp of air, or his ability to re-animate himself as his enemies by gobbling them up, Kirby has always been a wonderful character to play as. Usually when I do an episode of the VGLS, I like to use the original, However, I wanted to use the gameboy advanced version for this one for better music quality. It's nice to see something wonderful remade to still fit the tone with a classic.
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Much like all the other tunes in the game, this one keeps a consistent pace with the quick flute notes. Listening to this one again made me think about the connection with how much breath it takes to play the flute and how Kirby's biggest strength has got to be his… well breath! I mean he can suck up enemies, float around by holding his breath. I wonder if his abilities went into consideration when choosing instrumentation? Probably not.
Possibly my favorite of the Loops: the big battle between Kirby and Meta Knight. I think deep down, we all saw this character and thought "I want to be THAT guy." Luckily, we got the chance when it came to Kirby: Nightmare In Dreamland and the lastest installment of the Super Smash Brothers series. This loop has so much frantic emotion thrown in it with it's flurry of 16th notes everywhere. I love the tone of it all too: grim and ferocious, yet still upbeat and adventurous.
I never realized that a lot of this soundtrack is not online. It's a shame really, because I love paying tribute to great music and loops found in games. Taking just a small detour before I bid my farewell, I wanted to cover a game I have had since my early childhood called Total Eclipse. Unfortunately there was not much hope of finding the soundtrack for it. It looks like I might have to do some extra work to introduce you all to it! Have a good week everyone!


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Iowa State led by third-string quarterback Sam Richardson defeated Kansas, 51-23 in Lawrence on Saturday night. Richardson threw for 250 yards and four touchdowns in the win.
Cyclones placekicker Edwin Arceo started off the scoring with a 47-yard kick at the 10:18 mark of the first quarter. Kansas answered with a Taylor Cox two-yard run, putting the Jayhawks up. Cyclones running back Jeff Woody put the team back in charge right before the first quarter ended, 10-7. Jayhawks running back Tony Pierson scored on a 55-yard run to start the second quarter, once again putting Kansas ahead. Then things changed.
Richardson completed a 11-yard pass to Albert Gary, putting the Cyclones up again at 17-14. The Jayhawks then got their turn only to cough up the ball on a James Sims fumble. Iowa State promptly scored another touchdown, less then two minutes ago pushing the lead to 24-14. After a Kansas punt, Iowa State went on a 9-play 80-yard drive scoring another touchdown. After another quick three and out, Iowa State scored again with Richardson completing a 20-yard pass to Ernst Brun Jr. Kansas did manage a 21-yard field goal from Nick Prolago. Iowa State went into the locker-room with a 38-17 lead after this second quarter scoring barrage.
Kansas did gain a little life after another Pierson touchdown on a 37-yard pass from Dayne Crist in the fourth quarter, though this was short-lived as Iowa State once again answered immediately on another Richardson touchdown pass. This touchdown went to Josh Lenz, on a 14-yard play.
For the game, Sims totaled 81 yards on the ground and Pierson put up 71 yards on just seven carries. Kansas fell behind and instead of running the ball, went with the pass. Crist, came in relief of starting quarterback Michael Cummings, completing 9-20 passes for 156 yards and one touchdown. Turnovers killed Kansas once again, with three fumbles and an interception from Crist.
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I so wanted to love this product. At 80RM for 3 little soaps, including a dish it's quite good value considering how long others say they last. It's more travel friendly than my usual (and amazing) Nu Skin Clear Action Foaming Cleanser, and more readily available which is why I wanted to love it so badly. Sadly, it's no better than a typical $1 for 4 body bar of soap.
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At first I thought I liked this soap because it made my crappy skin feel smooth and it didn't dry me out or cause my face to turn red while washing. A few days in, I started getting more clogged pores. I kept using it for over a week and my issues just got worse. I started breaking out way more than usual, and my face was becoming permanently flushed especially on my cheeks. Even though this soap initially did not irritate my skin I realized this soap left a definite film on my face that I was unable to wash off no matter what. I couldn't even wash it off with another face wash at first. So I believe it is this waxy film that really irritated my face after several uses. Maybe the soap would be good for someone with extremely dry, non acne prone skin who is not sensitive. I would not recommend it and luckily I only used a free trial size.
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Though it's supposed to be mild, I find this cleanser incredibly drying. I have sensitive skin and thought for years that Clinique was the only brand that would keep it semi-contained, so when I decided to switch to Philosophy's Purity and Josie Maran Argan Oil rather than Clinique's Mild Cleanser and Daily Lotion, I was surprised to find that my skin got soooo much better. This cleanser was drying me out and the lotion was only doing surface work. I like the bar format but it's not worth the crappy effect it has on my skin.
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I'm always surprised by the negative reviews of this product! This is the only cleanser that my picky, sensitive, dry, and acne-prone skin can tolerate. I use mineral oil to remove sunscreen and makeup, and this soap creates a pleasant, creamy lather that effectively removes all traces of the oil without leaving my skin dry and stripped. I've tried many so-called "gentle" cleansers including Purpose, Aveeno, and Cetaphil, all of which left me with either unsightly clogged pores or dry, flaky patches. This is the only cleanser I've found that deeply cleans without drying me out.
It is very reasonably priced--a $12 bar will last me 6 months easily with twice daily washing (and sometimes, I double-cleanse). One lippie off because it is not the most convenient product to carry around when traveling, and you do have to make sure not to allow water to pool in the bottom of the dish. But apart from those very minor gripes, this is my HG cleanser and I will repurchase again and again.
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Love Clinique but this soap is way too drying for me combo skin. I use Dove sensitive skin bar soap and the sales girls said "oh no you can't use that on your face!" The clinique was way more harsh! Returned it!
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I got 2 bars of this from a family friend who didn't want it. Used them both up (~ a year or so of twice daily cleansing I think). Worked decently enough as a cleanser (and didn't irritate my skin) and I liked the little blue dish that it came in. Didn't really help with acne. A little pricey though so wouldn't buy it for myself.
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I am not a fan of bar soap usually because there are far more convenient cleansers out there. That said this stuff really makes my face feel clean without feeling like I used detergent. It gives a nice lather and removes every trace of my Merle Norman total finish foundation which is stubborn to remove. No breakouts no dry patches. I don't care for the packaging because the tray doesn't allow for water to drain so the soap sits in it. Clinique could do better with packaging and the price is steep for a simple bar of soap. Overall Iike this as a basic cleanser, but I like to use other products with it not the most efficient system.


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Chuck needs to save Sarah from Vivian's shot of the Norseman. Alexi Volkoff is the only one with the antidote, but he was captured by Clyde Decker of the CIA and turned back into Hartley Winterbottom. Hartley attempts to help, but his original antidote isn't strong enough to save Sarah.
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A discussion on the extraordinary boom in investor immigration. From the rapidly expanding EB-5 visa in the United States to Malta's controversial "cash for citizenship" policy and a host of programs across Europe and the Caribbean, governments are increasingly offering residence rights or citizenship to wealthy individuals in return for a significant economic investment.
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This day-long conference in Brussels, co-sponsored by the International Labour Office and the European Commision's Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs, and Inclusion, will discuss the dynamics by which migrants get stuck in low-skilled work, and the role of training and employment services in helping them progress in their occupations.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner R. Gil Kerlikowske will outline his vision and discuss his priorities for the agency as part of MPI's Leadership Visions series.
In this webinar, experts and policymakers from Europe and the United States will discuss the relationship between immigration, residential segregation, community relations, and economic opportunities.
A report release and expert discussion on the eligible population and educational requirements of the DACA program and prior DREAM Act policy proposals, along with recommendations for overcoming the education-success challenges that key subgroups of DACA-DREAM youth face.
This annual conference will offer timely policy and legal analysis and discussion on key immigration topics featuring panels with government officials, researchers, advocates, and other immigration experts
Briefing and discussion of the release of the latest paper by MPI's Labor Markets Initiative. Speakers are report author Giovanni Peri, UC Davis Professor of Economics; Ross Eisenbrey, Vice President, Economic Policy Institute; and Demetrios G. Papademetriou, MPI President.
MPI report release with the Labor Attaché of the Philippines Embassy in Washington; Director of the Human Development Report Office, UN Development Program (TBC); and MPI's Kathleen Newland and Dovelyn Rannveig Agunias.
A discussion on possible reforms to the immigration adjudication system and the recent report on the topic by the American Bar Association's Commission on Immigration. The event was moderated by MPI Vice President for Programs Donald Kerwin, and the panelists were: Robert A. Katzmann, U.S. Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit; Karen T. Grisez, Chair, ABA Commission on Immigration; and Lawrence A. Schneider, Senior Partner, Arnold & Porter LLP, who led the ABA report research team.
Winners of the 2nd annual E Pluribus Unum Prizes awarded to exceptional immigrant integration initiatives by MPI's National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy are the Illinois New Americans Integration Initiative; the Latino Community Credit Union in Durham, NC; Tacoma Community House in Tacoma, WA; and Upwardly Global in San Francisco, CA. McDonald's Corp. of Oak Brook, IL, received the sole honorable mention. The Prizes seek to reward exemplary efforts that uphold and update the ideal of "out of many, one" and inspire others to take on the important work of helping immigrants and their children join the mainstream of U.S. society as well as build stronger ties between immigrants and the native-born. Award winners were honored at the second annual awards ceremony in Washington, DC, on May 18, 2010. Watch highlights of the ceremony here.
Book release with Susan Ginsburg, MPI Nonresident Fellow and former Senior Counsel, National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States (9/11 Commission); Michael German, Policy Counsel on National Security, Immigration and Privacy, American Civil Liberties Union Washington Legislative Office; Luis Rubio, President, CIDAC (Center of Research for Development) and instructor at Mexico's intelligence agency school; and Donald M. Kerwin, Jr., MPI Vice President for Programs.


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FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) - The soldier convicted of killing 13 people in 2009 at Fort Hood says he will continue to represent himself during sentencing.
A military jury found Maj. Nidal Hasan guilty of murder on Friday. The trial now moves into the sentencing phase, which begins Monday. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Hasan.
Prosecutors say they will call at least 19 witnesses during sentencing. It is not clear if Hasan will call any witnesses.
During the trial, Hasan gave a brief opening statement but called no witnesses in his defense and did not give a closing argument.
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By Dan Rivoli
In March, the Upper East Side was called the best place for retirees. But new statistics from the Department of Transportation say the neighborhood has the most dangerous intersections for seniors in the city.
In a list of 50 intersections with the most accidents involving senior pedestrians between 2004 and 2008, the Upper East Side clocked in nine locations. Of that group, First Avenue and East 57th Street had the most crashes (seven accidents and six injuries). An intersection in Brooklyn"s Bensonhurst neighborhood had the highest in the city, with nine accidents that resulted in nine injuries.
"What a lot of these streets have in common is that these are the wide, dangerous cross streets and avenues, said Wiley Norvell, spokesperson for the pedestrian, cycling and transit group Transportation Alternatives. "Seniors are really like canaries in the coal mine when it comes to safe streets. Anything that"s dangerous for an able-bodied person is potentially fatal in the case of a senior citizen.
Senior pedestrian accidents are mostly caused by insufficient crossing time and cars failing to yield when making turns.
On April 21, Barry Schneider, president of the East Sixties Neighborhood Association, was standing on the corner of East 60th Street and First Avenue (five accidents and five injuries, according to the data). He noted on a piece of paper the number of people who crossed the street, how long they had to do so and how many bicyclists were illegally on the sidewalk.
"We want to see, empirically, what the problems are when people walk, said Schneider, 75. "I"d like to see more leading pedestrian intervals, that all curbs have curb cuts or changing the timing to favor pedestrians.
Schneider and other association members assisted Council Member Jessica Lappin in her citywide study of these intersections. When she is done collecting data, she plans to bring her findings to the Department of Transportation.
"Knowing where [the problem areas are] is only the first step, Lappin said. "We want to give [the department] the information so they can take it further.
Lappin rallied in support of legislation April 28 that would require the New York City Police Department to make certain crash statistics available on the department"s website, similar to other crime data. The legislation, which she is sponsoring, was discussed during a Public Safety Committee hearing.


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While bands like Tame Impala and Ducktails are steadily keeping psychedelic music alive and well with their latest releases, LA's Morgan Delt is driving the hazy, reverb filled sounds of the genre to the brink of hallucination. On his debut album, Psychic Death Hole, Delt slowly strips listeners of their sanity and then casts them into a vast, blistering desert and though the release easily sounds like a drug induced nightmare, it's tenebrousity is perfectly balanced with layers of underlying vibrancy. You can pick up the album now by heading over to bandcamp and paying $4 for a digital copy or $4.50 for a cassette copy.


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Okay, you've passed the interview with flying colors (of course you're one of the thousands of people who've used the tips in The Inner View of Your Interview!) and now the company wants to make you an offer. The problem is you'll have to move 450 miles away from where you currently live. Do you accept the offer?
There are a lot of things to consider when faced with a job move. Of course the most important consideration is whether you have a job where you live and, if you don't, moving may be your only answer. But what if that isn't the case? What factors should you consider?
Factors Affecting A Job Move
1. Family & Friends
How will your family, both immediate and extended, react? In many cases, your immediate family is aware of the situation, but extended family such as in-laws, cousins, and many friends are not. You may think "they may not like that I'm moving but they aren't paying my bills" but remember that money isn't everything.
2. Cost of living
How much more or less will it cost to move to your new location? There is a VAST difference between somewhere like Anderson, South Carolina and Seattle, Washington. Many of the job boards have online calculators to help you figure this out, but I found a good one at CNNMoney. Incidentally, a $75,000 salary in Anderson needs to be over $111,000 in LA just to break even.
3. Property Taxes
Moving from a state like New York to Arkansas will be a shocker – your property taxes will decrease by over 60 percent! But it cuts both ways. Make sure you know the differences between how your two locations assess property and how they tax it.
4. Heating and cooling costs
If you're moving from a moderate climate such as San Francisco to a much colder climate such as Minneapolis or a much warmer climate like Miami, you're going to be faced with much higher heating and cooling costs. Make sure you factor that into your decision. How will you like winter starting in October and running into May? On the flip side, moving from Orlando to Buffalo, you'll have to buy a snow-blower and a whole different wardrobe.
5. State and local income taxes
Where you're moving could be a bargain or a real shock when it comes to taxes. Some areas have zero income tax, but make it up in other ways, while other areas tax you like there's no end to your ability to pay. Make sure you know what you're getting into.
6. Keeping up with the Joneses
I don't want to keep up with them either, but many people won't use their self discipline to ignore the Joneses. Moving into a $500,000 home in Richmond, Virginia nets you an average lifestyle in a relatively average city. Buy a home for that same price in Little Rock and you're suddenly surrounded by people driving luxury cars, designer clothes, and living a country club life. It WILL affect how you think, so plan ahead.
Don't let ANY of these factors stop you from looking for a better life in another city. Remember that all of them can be turned into a positive depending on which way you're moving. And be sure you use these in your salary negotiations. You may come out farther ahead than you ever imagined!
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This morning I woke up dreaming of jammy, baked figs.
When they are ripe and in season, I would happily eat them just as they are (maybe with some cheese and honey). Still, this tart is so autumnal yet bright with summer flavors that I had to give it a try.
- pâté brisee
- 1/2 cup creme de marron
- 3 tablespoons fig jam
- 8-10 plump, ripe figs
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 tablespoon balsamic glaze (for drizzling on top)
Fig tart with chestnut cream
1. Preheat oven to 350F. Wash and trim the figs and slice them into fairly thin rounds – you should get about 4 pieces out of each fig.
2. Roll out pastry and drape it over your cake pan – I suggest using a deeper springform pan here. Crimp the edges, leaving a pretty high 'border' for the filling to expand and bubble away.
3. Swirl together the fig jam and chestnut cream and spread evenly on the bottom of the tart. Layer the fig slices on top the the filling, making one layer, then going over a second time to fill in any 'gaps.' You want this to be a very fig tart, remember!
4. Sprinkle figs with lemon juice and a little bit of cinnamon. Drizzle balsamic glaze on top in a crisscross pattern.
5. Bake for about 40-45 minutes until the pastry is golden and the filling is jammy. Let set and cool completely before cutting.
Recipe DetailsServings: 6
Total time: 1 1/2 hours
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Leagues for brand new adult curlers planned for 2014-2015 at the following clubs (other clubs may have LTC leagues that they haven't shared with us - contact your closest club to confirm):
Monday nights – starting this fall!
The RA Curling Club is pleased to announce our new learn-to-curl instructional league "Rookie Rockers"! This is a whole new focus for curlers who wish to play in the evenings. The instructional league will run on Monday nights starting early October. The program, built on the learn-to-curl program developed by the CCA, will be a practical learning process providing the novice curlers with direct experience. You do not require any equipment or previous curling experience in order to participate. Act soon.... as we only have room to accept 12 more Individuals into this league.
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James Deen, Farrah Abraham's porn co-star, finally gave his side of the story regarding the duo's infamous celebrity 'sex tape.'
Released in May by Vivid Entertainent, Farrah Superstar: Backdoor Teen Mom, attracted a lot of customers and even more controversy. When news of the porn video first appeared, Abraham maintained that she had been in a romantic relationship with Deen and that the tape was actually a private sex tape gone public.
Deen, however, never confirmed her statements, and revealed quite the opposite: that Abraham had contacted him to film the porn video.
"Definitely not dating. Got tested together on Friday and then saw her on set. That is my only experience with the lady," Deen told TMZ in April.
Despite Abraham's protests, Deen was adamant that the video was simply a business arrangement.
"Everybody's trying to make it this story, but really [Farrah] wanted to make a sex tape," Deen said.
Abraham was not happy with Deen's unwillingness to play along and began bashing him in the press.
"He was gentle because I made him be gentle, but I think in life he has more anger issues which makes him not so gentle," Abrahams said.
She even went so far as to say Deen was poorly suited for the porn industry, saying, "He should really just get out of the porn industry because things have gotten to his head, he disrespects women and his penis is small."
In a recent interview, Deen spoke at length about his professional dealings with Abraham.
"Here's what happened. I got a call and they asked if I wanted to do a celebrity sex tape with Farrah. They said, 'We'll set it up so it looks like you guys are dating, and then TMZ will find out and it'll be all over TV.' They wanted to pretend that somehow the tape got leaked behind her back and she was completely unaware… I said, 'No, I don't want to do that. Hire somebody else.' But they promised me the media wouldn't be involved," Deen told Playboy.
Deen says he took the job and made sure producers knew that, if he was asked about his supposed sex tape with Abraham, he would deny the claims that the two were an item and say it was a porno.
"I wasn't going to lie. They said they'd make sure the media never talked to me. So we shoot the movie, and as we're leaving her hotel room some paparazzo takes our picture. The next day I get a call from TMZ, asking if I was dating Farrah Abraham. I said no. 'Well, what were you doing at that hotel?' 'Shooting a porno.' 'Oh… okay. Bye then.' And that's when the f---ing drama train hit," Deen continued.
The interviewer then gave Deen a chance to respond to Abraham's insults about his manhood, but Deen said he didn't care to fire back with his own insults, preferring to stay away from drama:
"The small-penis remark, well, I respect her right to have that opinion. If you think I have a small penis, that's fine. I don't care. I'm not going to be offended by what you said, and I'm definitely not going to get into a public pissing match with you."
In the interview, Deen also dished about his other high-profile co-star, Lindsay Lohan, but was quick to separate Farrah Superstar from The Canyons (his film with Lohan). He also denied ever being in a romantic relationship with Lohan.
"There was no actual sex taking place [in The Canyons], nothing like in porn. We were all naked, but it was basically pantomime. There are two scenes involving sex in the movie, and they're about pushing the plot forward, showing the power dynamics between these characters," Deen said.
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This morning a student approached me and asked why we 'don't have minecraft in the school'.
I responded with the obvious, you aren't here to play games blah blah, but he went on to explain to me that there was an 'educational version' so I laughed and ignored him.
However after a little bit of youtubing I found 'This', now I may be late on finding this so just laugh if you all knew about it and im in the dark!
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Forget buying a stairway to heaven. Serious people are trying to build an elevator to space.
That's not a metaphor, and yes, a space elevator sounds like plot point from an Arthur C. Clarke novel. Which makes sense, because it is. It's a risky but well-considered plan to create a workable transit system between the ground and a set point outside the Earth's atmosphere. But the space elevator isn't only a mad-eyed Willy Wonka steampunk daydream. If some indefatigable elevator crusaders have their way, it will be ripped out of the annals of science fiction and safely constructed into reality.
A futuristic plan (that's over 100 years old)
The idea is futuristic, but it's also quite old: In 1895, Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, a rocket scientist in Russia, drew up an early proposal for a space elevator, and the basic concept remains unchanged. Enthusiasm for the endeavor has waxed and waned in the space exploration community over the years, but right now, a few high-profile projects are bringing the outlandish-sounding space elevator into focus again.


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Mark Messier played Tier II in the Alberta Junior Hockey League with the St. Albert Saints. In 54 games, Messier had 74 points and 194 penalty minutes. Messier also played a few games with the Portland Winter Hawks. Mark's father Doug once played junior hockey with Pat Stapleton, the coach of the Indianapolis Racers. Doug called him and got Messier a contract to play hockey in Indianapolis for $30,000. Messier signed the 5-game tryout contract at the age of 17. He failed to register a point and was released just before the Racers folded.


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This raw and vivid portrait of juvenile detention centers and life on the run catapults John Gilstrap to the forefront of the crime thriller genre. Nathan Bailey is a 12-year-old juvenile-hall orphan with a problem. Covered in blood, he is caught on videotape fleeing from a murder scene. Will the boy evade the police long enough to tell the truth? Or will a hit man kill him before he gets the chance?
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Yes, because George Guidall brings the story to life. If I had one choice for someone to narrate my novels - it would be this man. Nathan's Run is a well-written and developed story which will make you laugh and cry.
This is on par with the best of John Grisham and Randy Wayne White. It is absolutely a suspense thriller.
This narrator has no match since Frank Muller passed away.
The closing scene with the boy in the arms of the detective.
"Young Nathan will win your heart!!"
Although this book is listed as a Young Adult read, I found it thoroughly engrossing, thrilling, and heart reaching for this very adult reader!! It reminds me of C J Box's BLUE HEAVEN and the best of Charles Dickens' books about young orphan boys. Don't know how I missed this when it first came out, but am so glad I've found it now. I will definitely add John Gilstrap to my list of favorite authors!!
Nathan Bailey's Mom died when he was a baby, but he had a great life with his Dad, until his Dad was killed in a train wreck when Nathan was 10 years old. Unfortunately, things went rapidly down hill after that. He was placed in his drunken, scum-bag uncle's house. After much abuse, beatings and neglect, Nathan stole his Uncle's car in an effort to get away. He was caught, whereupon his uncle gleefully saw Nathan sent off to a Virginia Juvenile Detention Center for his punishment. After a miserable few months of fighting off bullies and abusers, he found himself in the tiny detention room, fighting for his life with one of the worst guards there. Sheer luck and stealth found Nathan surviving, running from the guard whom Nathan had killed in self defense. Now branded as a cop killer, the whole force of the police and politically motivated Attorney General's office comes down upon him. Continuing to run and hide seems to be Nathan's only hope.
"The Bitch" is a night time radio host who makes her living speaking to callers in shocking honesty. When the topic of "Nathan" comes up, everyone wants to see the "cop killer" caught, but should he be tried as a juvenile or as an adult. Opinions are strong for both sides. Hearing himself talked about, Nathan calls "The Bitch" to give his side of the story. Then it becomes ---is Nathan a murderer or a victim, and why would anyone want to kill a little boy?!? But the action has just begun. Nathan is definitely being pursued by police and a hit man, and the chase continues.
The characters were so well written that I felt like I knew who they were. The suspense drew me in from the very beginning and didn't slow down till the very last word on the very last page!! Nathan definitely won my heart. Great book, John Gilstrap!!
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You can't help cheering for Nathan to get away. He's a great character. While the story might be a little predictable, it is still a wonderful read!
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Yeah, anything Guidall does is awesome.
Okay let me first preface with, I do not like children in novels and movies. They always seem to get in the way and they are just down right annoying. (think that little brat in Jurassic Park) However, the author did something that no one ever does. He made the kid interesting, intelligent and Nathan didn't always have to have an adult there to...ahem.. "wipe his back side". Nathan was one tough little guy. I loved this story. It was one of the more entertaining ones that I listened to this year. He was not only intelligent, he was cunning, brave, independent and determined. All the qualities that make for a great thriller.
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Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Tags: Food, Sacred, Judge, Accept, Judging Others
Shared: 2/22/2014
It's very easy for us to confuse our personal preferences with what the Bible teaches regarding an issue. Thus it's best to allow others the right to decide concerning principles or matters of conscience
Series: Romans
Contributor: Dennis Davidson (492 sermons shared)
Scripture: Romans 14:1-14:9
Tags: Accept, Weak, Disputable, Judge, Conscience, [more]
Shared: 11/20/2012
Paul teaches us the seven steps to having H.A.R.M.O.N.Y. in our churches.
Contributor: Steven Dow (60 sermons shared)
Denomination: Wesleyan
Scripture: Romans 14:1-15:7
Tags: Togetherness, Unity
Shared: 8/30/2002
If you don't want to be judged, don't judge others; and if you want heavenly rewards, judge yourself.
Contributor: Jonathan Mcleod (331 sermons shared)
Tags: Christian Values
Shared: 7/23/2001
As we grow in Christ we realize just how much freedom we have in Him. But what about the immature believer - what do we do with our freedom if it causes our brother or sister to stumble or be distressed?
Series: Romans - The Basics of Life
Contributor: Tom Fuller (546 sermons shared)
Denomination: Calvary Chapel
Scripture: Romans 14:1-14:23
Tags: Growth In Christ
Shared: 3/18/2003
What Christian tolerance is, what qualifies for tolerance, and why God views it as significant.
Series: Good News For Our Times (Romans)
Contributor: Timothy Peck (143 sermons shared)
Denomination: Evangelical/Non-denominational
Tags: Character, Tolerance, Intolerance
Shared: 6/28/2001
This sermon deals with the need of Christians encouraging each other, instead of tearing each other apart.
Contributor: Danny Moss (63 sermons shared)
Scripture: Romans 14:1-15:6
Tags: Christian Love
Shared: 1/25/2002
The problem is believers do not agree about many aspects of the faith; the solution is to accept each other and bear with each other.
Contributor: Tony Grant (37 sermons shared)
Denomination: Presbyterian/Reformed
Scripture: Romans 14:1
Tags: Christian Love, Tolerance, Acceptance, Truth
Shared: 10/3/2005
adapted from Steve Higgs at Merridian Christian
Series: Live @ Peace
Contributor: Eric Snyder (77 sermons shared)
Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Scripture: Romans 14:1-14:23
Tags: Unity
Shared: 4/29/2002
It's not our job to change other people; instead, we're called to accept those who are wired differently than we are.
Series: Body Building
Contributor: Brian Bill (495 sermons shared)
Scripture: Romans 14:1-14:8
Tags: Church Body Of Christ
Shared: 3/18/2003


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A moderate 5.7-magnitude earthquake left at least two people dead and more than a 100 injured in south-western China on Sunday, state media reported.
Rescue teams were dispatched to the remote mountainous counties of Yunnan and Sichuan provinces to sift through the rubble of collapsed homes in the countryside, even as officials began a relief operation in two worst-hit counties. The state-run Xinhua news agency reported that the earthquake, which struck Ninglang county in Yunnan at 3.59 p.m., had disrupted telecommunication networks. Local authorities had dispatched 300 tents, 500 quilts and 500 cotton-padded clothes to Ninglang.
Most damage occurred in counties near the provincial border of Yunnan and Sichuan, where the epicentre was located. The region is home to the Yi ethnic minority group, state media reported. Sichuan province was the scene of one of China's worst ever earthquakes when a 7.9 magnitude quake in 2008 left more than 70,000 people dead.
Keywords: China earthquake, Yunnan province, Sichuan province, Yi ethnic minority, Ninglang county, Yanyuan county


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Definition of filmsetting in English:
filmsettingSyllabification: film·set·ting
Pronunciation: /ˈfilmˌsediNG /
British term for photocomposition.
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- This brought flashbacks of headline filmsetting on my first job.
- Successful marketing of filmsetting to printers in the 1950s and 1960s was owed in large part to the pains taken to make the product resemble as closely as possible the metal technology it proposed to replace.
filmsetter noun
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- I have one filmsetter and online processor located today and am hoping to wrap up a deal soon and get it in here.
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Pronunciation: /-ˌset/verb
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