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Oh my goodness, those little pop over ones look amazing- need that pan!!ReplyDelete
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these look divine! The Tripe chocolate and napoleon pancakes are definitely going to be made at my house soon!ReplyDelete
OMG drooling right now! that graham cracker mix sounds amazing. I love good old fashion buttermilk pancakes, but I hear the grand luxe cafe has red velvet pancakes for brunch! Happy Sunday ladyReplyDelete
I have that pan and let me tell you, amazing! You really need the turning sticks. I didn't think so and after my maiden voyage, I got the sticks. Sooo yummy!ReplyDelete
Wow, everything looks amazing! Pancakes are a frequent breakfast request in my house, so I have to look into getting that pan! I love blueberry pancakes for sure!ReplyDelete
I really do love that pancake warmer..and I had NO idea they had a matching syrup thing. So adorable. All of these recipes look great! :)ReplyDelete
Oh my goooosh! I want each and every one of those. They look amazing.ReplyDelete
I may have to pay Williams Sonoma a visit asap :)
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Drooling for the ebelskiver pancake pan...Love thick pancakes!ReplyDelete
This post is awesome! I love breakfast!ReplyDelete
Blueberry. With home-made whipped cream. And home-made blueberry syrup! So yummy.ReplyDelete
I wish I had my own home already! I'd have all these in my kitchen! I can see Dutch pancakes every morning forever!ReplyDelete
I love ebelskivers! There's this great place in Slovang (which I'm sure you've been to) that has the best ebelskivers EVER! yum! Makes me want to go.ReplyDelete
we are a fan of the german pancake...throw a few in the oven for a quick, yummy sunday morning treat.ReplyDelete
Wooow, could you make it look any more yummy?! These all look so delicious! The waffled pan looks cute, we have the Ebelskiver, but haven't made for awhile, might have to pull it out soon! I know the boys would be happy about that! :)ReplyDelete
oh = not what i needed the day i start my detox! yummmmReplyDelete
I love making chocolate chip pancakes for me and banana pancakes for my husband but the best is making mickey mouse pancakes for my niece and nephew.ReplyDelete
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I have been eying that Ebelskiver pan for a while, I think I might just have to give myself a "moving in" present when I move to my new house. Those all look so yummy, I am now totally craving pancakes and waffles!ReplyDelete
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This is strangely delicious!! Having severe hypoadrenalism I crave salt. It has the flavor of miso soup. It tastes slightly salty and like getting a mouthful of sea breeze with a chewy and crunchy texture, yes at the same time. The color is a very dark brown-green and appears black. This is like eating a bag of potato chips minus the oily salt messy hands--and minus the calories/fat! I got these because I show hypothyroid symptoms even though my lab work is always normal. So I didn't want to get any supplements, and this has iodine in it. It says 1 ounce bag but it's bigger than my hand with fingers spread against it. I'm on a mainly raw veggies and fruit diet so this is the perfect addition to have a snack. It takes a while to chew so it makes me feel full after eating 3 or 4 of these. I'm guessing this bag will last thru a good 6 snacks. I'm not sure I will try it in salads, maybe in soup this winter. Please note: I found some tiny white (and slightly fuzzy) powder dots and I thought it was mold but the bag says it's natural salts and sugars causing this, so no need to worry. All in all it's a very healthy product and will update if this promotes weight loss, as it might help balance my thyroid hormones. I look forward to trying the others, this was the cheapest.
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I soak them and use them as an ingredient for my green smoothies. You don't really taste them which is great.
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- Calcium
- Carnitine
- Chia Seeds
- Chlorella
- Coconut Oil
- Coenzyme Q10
- Collagen
- Colostrum
- Cranberry
- Creatine
- D Vitamins
- Enzymes
- Epicor
- Fiber
- Fish Oil
- Glucosamine
- Homeopathy
- Hyaluronic Acid
- Krill Oil
- Meal Replacements
- Multiminerals
- Multivitamins
- Mushrooms
- Omega 3-6-9
- Probiotics
- Propolis
- Pycnogenol
- Red Yeast Rice
- 21st Century Health
- California Gold Nutrition
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- Country Life
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- Enzymedica
- Garden of Life
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Yacon Root syrup is great! David Wolfe (Raw Food demi-god) talked about it recently so I decided to try it. It's NON-glycemic! So it's actually good for hypoglycemics and diabetics. It tastes good like a sweet molasses and can be used in tea (or coffee) and doesn't alter the taste in a bad way like Stevia. If you're a sugar addict then nothing will replace the white drug but if you like natural, healthy, sweet stuff like fruit, yams, honey etc then Yacon Root syrup is a Great choice! I really really hope they come out with a pourable version with a spout. Scooping it out is very messy, gets on the side of the bottle so you have to wipe it up or you'll have ants.
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Yacon syrup tastes great with just about everything. Good (in moderation) for my husband who is prediabetic. My favorite drink: coffee, vanilla hemp milk and yacon syrup. Better than an expensive frapucchino from Starbucks!
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I used this syrup in place of molasses for a pumpkin pie recipe I found and the end result was heavenly. Navitas Naturals Raw Yacon Syrup gave the pie the molasses taste without the bad effects of sugar. I can't praise this product enough. Use with confidence whenever molasses is needed in your favorite recipes.
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I use this syrup with Lucuma Powder to make raw ice cream. It is just the right sweetness and flavor.
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As we mentioned in Captain's Log, this is driven by the need to print counters for Reinforcements Attack. We have to print four single-sided sheets at one time. Those would be the reprint of FCDK, the sheet for Reinforcements Attack, the sheet for Marines 2, and a sheet for a new SFB module. (We might steal half of the SFB sheet for another FC project that I have in mind since 140 will surely be plenty for a new SFB module.)
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C? New Worlds ?
This would start with the Borak, Peladine, and/or Nicozians, and/or the GenWar Paravians from CL28.
To those we would add updated rules, some new ships, scenarios, and of course, die-cut counters.
But we're not idiots. We know that the product won't sell without HOT new material, specifically, a new empire.
The leading option is General War Carnivons, perhaps based in the WYN cluster or off map or in F&E hex 0101. In any case, they'd have a real shipyard and real ships, not heavily refitted captured ships and freighters.
The Xorkaelians are really not an option as they need too many pages, having ships from all time periods.
If there is another option for a new empire, we're not sure what it is.
This is the leading candidate because it's the easiest to do (and Petrick really wants to do it).
X2: Second Generation X-ships
We know that this would be the biggest seller, but we need something we can define to the point of printing the counters with confidence we won't be designing our way out of painted corners, and we don't want to hold FC Reinforcements Attack for next year. This will require scheduling more SVC time in the basic design phase.
A new galaxy, or a new sector.
Perhaps based on one of the playtest packs already out there.
Or perhaps a new race module in the Sargasso Storm Sector.
In either case, this is probably just too big a project to do in the time period defined by the FC Reinforcements product.
There is a topic in which people were discussing whether there are enough unpublished SSDs from this era to be worth a product. Steve Petrick is reviewing that topic but doesn't think there are enough ships. (Defining enough as "enough interesting ships" rather than "enough ships that nobody wants but which slip through historical cracks." [Yes, you can see a little bit of Mathew Mongoose Marketing rubbing off on me here. We need ships that interest players, not engineers or historians.) This would not be that hard to do but is only worth doing if there are enough INTERESTING new ships to do. Please, any suggestion for new ships go in the topic for this product not in the module decision topic.
Nobody wants to buy a collection of 80 ships that nobody wanted but which somehow fit into historical nooks, cracks, and crannies. To do this product, we need at least 20 or 30 truly interesting and creative ships, not just "oh my gawd that's so big and mean it makes everything obsolete!" ships. We're not convinced there are enough of those. This would not be that hard to do but is only worth doing if there are enough INTERESTING new ships to do. Please, any suggestion for new ships go in the topic for this product not in the module decision topic.
Omega 6
Petrick has a plan for Omega as follows:
Three modules, each covering seven empires, giving each 10 SSDs (base, two freighters, tug, pods, ground bases, 3 warships)
Three modules with new empires: 1 (Paravian, Nucian, Vulpa), 2 (Jindarian, Loriyill, Hiver unihive), 3 (Echarri, Scon, Zosman).
Three modules providing X-ships for 1/3 of the empires. If this is done after the new empires, 10 empires per module, 7 ships each)
We could do any of the first six.
We vaguely recall that Scott Tenhoff had an idea for a module focusing on the First Great War, giving every empire a bunch of cool wartime ships. Perhaps he would remind us of this, or perhaps someone else had an idea for an Omega product.
There is a topic in which people were discussing whether there are enough unpublished SSDs from this era to be worth a product. Steve Petrick is reviewing that topic but doesn't think there are enough ships. (Defining enough as "enough interesting ships" rather than "enough ships that nobody wants but which slip through historical cracks.") This would not be that hard to do but is only worth doing if there are enough INTERESTING new ships to do. Please, any suggestion for new ships go in the topic for this product not in the module decision topic.
Obviously SVC does read here, but your vote is easiest tallied on the BBS.
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C7 - New Worlds
Carnivons, Paravians, Borak and Peladine.
Each of these races is already developed in-universe, requires far little ret-conning (oh, wow, a new race we didn't notice), and has the possibility of quick conversion over to FedCom because their weapons are already (generally) balanced in regards to those of other Empires. Additionally, the Borak, Peladine, and Carinvons (going inward from rim-ward to spinward) make a logical addition to the F&E map.
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As noted on the BBS, my preferences woud be:
1. A formally-published Triangulum Galaxy module (with 4-5 empires brought up to a minimally campaign-compatible level),
2. One of the Omega bases-plus-ships modules suggested above (perhaps with the groups of seven empires divided up based on their respective allegiances during the Second Great War),
3. A second LMC module (Yrol, Chomak, X-tech, more Early Years stuff, and whoever the Maghadim fought during their initial expansion inside the Core region).
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My favorites:
X2: Second Generation X-Ships
C? New Worlds
A new Galaxy, or a new sector
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As I posted in the the other board [with some added information]:
My preference
1) Omega - I would probably like to see the speed '30' warships and bases before the new empires first, but I'm fine with either one [Omega is what brought me back into the SFU after a twenty year hiatus. I really like to see some more added to the current races with regards to new faster ships that would be on par with current Alpha octant ships]
2) C6 - I definitely want to see the Borak, Peladine, GW-Carnivorn, GW-Paravarian get officially included into the SFU. I know due to time constraints that this choice may actually be better to go first, but I'm a real Omega fan. [These are all of the fallen empires (or potential empires) of the Alpha octant. The Paravians have a second chance in the Omega while the other three races could make a comeback during the Andromedan wars and attempt to reclaim their lost homeworlds that are located in the under-published Delta sector
3) Triangulum galaxy - If for nothing else, just because Gary Carney has been pushing for this one for quite a while now and I appreciate his dedication [Actually I should include the LMC galaxy in this as well, not just because Gary is also an ardent fan of this (
), but it does have a few races/species/empires that need to be brought in. Such as the Yorl sect, the Chumk and more expansion on the Uthiki]
[In perspective I like to see the SFU grow outward and bring in new empires and new technologies. Sure, all of the original races is what keep the fan base familiar with the game but I like exploring new ways to play with the rules and the universe... after all it is big enough to house new ideas
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C? with General War Carnivons
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Where should we post ship proposals?
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Where should we post ship proposals?
In the SFB/Proposals section of the
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. Posting them here won't do any good. It has to be done on the Discus board.
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A bank, a network operator and a transport company will be deploying a payment infrastructure based on Near Field Communications (NFC) technology in mobile phones, but without inviting handset manufacturers to the party. StarHub will be running the invitation-only trial of NFC payments in Singapore with DBS Bank, featuring …
Ah, yes, Singapore.
Japan would be the obvious choice, except that as a non-Japanese company you can barely get into that market, certainly not the phone market.
So instead it's Disneyland with the death penalty. That makes perfect sense, seeing how it's a nicely small country that's regulated, digitalised, and big brothered up the gills already. Meaning that success there doesn't necessarily translate to success elsewhere, but it's a neat sidestepping of objections from privacy activists. In that, this move is as much a marketing ploy as it is expediency.
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Japan is a primarily cash based society, so that would pretty much count it out for any electronic payments trial.
If that is so,
why do people keep on putting it forward as an example of successful RFID-waving-around payments?
SIM cards in Japan?
"Japan would be the obvious choice, except that..."
The majority of Japanese mobile networks don't use SIM cards?
nice to see the OEMs get a wakeup call
the OEMs are too happy sitting back and trying to force the pace while they lock customers into their platform so it's great to see them get a wakeup call like this (interesting following earlier El Reg article about how customers not being loyal to any of the smartphones ... interesting to see how happy users are to dump a platform and apps to move to a new shiny device as well)
If the operators are so desperate for NFC phones...
They should just order some. The *only* reason there aren't any phones with NFC is that operators think it should be thrown in free by the handset manufacturers.
Even stocking an additional colour of phone has a significant stock-keeping, spares and warehousing overhead. Having a new technology which needs testing and a returns procedure has to be paid for.
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Why do I research? I research because I had to do a project near the end of college when finishing my History degree on my family tree. Included in this project was a paper on researching women in the family and the roles they held through the generations. When the project and paper were finished I was hooked. From that point on I wanted to research to tell the stories of my ancestors.
Researching family history is similar to being a detective. You find pieces of a puzzle and you have to figure out how to put it together and how to find the missing pieces. Putting pieces together gives me a sense of accomplishment when I finally solve a mystery.
I also strive to tell the stories of the people in my family who were doing great things when their life was cut short. Many of these people served in our armed forces and should be honored and remembered.
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But I think the bigger news in slovenian basketball is who will coach olimpija in the upcoming season. Is sagadin still the main candidate? I hope not, because the money problems began in his era and even you said that with his coming a lot will change for the worst. Some other names I dont like have been mentioned( urlep, pipan), and some great coaches like filipovski, maljkovic and especially vujosevic were also mentioned. It was said that vujosevic already had two meetings with the mayor of Ljubljana. Do you have any news about this? I would really love to hear something about this topic, possibly some good news
And if i am already askings, are there any news about player signings, it is said that lakovic is close to olimpija, but will that mean that ilievski is leaving? If you have any news about that i would also love to hear them if you can tell us something. Or just tell me over PM, I promise i will not spread these rumors
Posted 22 May 2011 - 03:24 PM
But I can write some prediction based on general knowledge and experience.
Vujosevic would be ideal, but he refused to talk even with Efes Pilsen because he is still under contract with CSKA Moscow and if he signs with another team he will be losing a lot of money...
Lakovic will do everything possible until the last day to find a contract in Europe, he will never put anything above money, not even return to Slovenia.
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maybe he is....but that week he was in Zagreb watching Zagreb's game
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(Dedicated to the Slovenians in here who doubt my news and sources)
I suppose you were wrong after all.
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A rumour in Israel says that Jerusalem want him.
Any chance that he'll be releace from Cedevita?
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In other news, all of the slovenian adriatic league clubs will have new coaches. Rumor has it sagadin already signed a 2 year contract with helios, Olimpija will most likely sing filipovski, top candidate for Krka is Ale Pipan and it is said that Lako wants rade mijanovic.
I also heard that smodi will sign for krka...
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Black Urum, maybe you have some information?
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Thanks for the answer.
Now i heard some new rumors. That Zdovc is pretty close to krka and that olimpija is talking with jiri welsch. Do you maybe know anything about this?
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Installing Windows 8 on older PCs is a no-brainer...Jason Perlow: ...if your hardware isn't ancient and you actually have a brain.
My opponent, Master Jedi of the Linux greybeards order, has proposed that older PC hardware needs Windows 8 like a "fish needs a bicycle". His comparison is as ludicrous as if he were to propose that his beloved Shi-Tsu is even anywhere near as intelligent as either of my miniature poodles. Which it isn't.
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Well, I guess its one way of gauging a season (for better or for worse!) but I finally made it into a major cycling publication: Velonews! Here's a screen capture of the Velonews website with the picture by Kurt Jambretz. The caption reads "Atlanta 100K: A small breakaway of three riders formed and put a little time on the field." I guess I would argue that a minute and a half is more than a "little time"!!!
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If you do this, don't do anything complicated, just something basic. I mean a fleet action or a campaign might be a little bit too much and overwhelming but a patrol action between a couple of ships to demonstrate the basics would probably work just fine. Show Power allocation, the impulse chart and firing phases, show the damage allocation all in a standard game with no advanced weaponry and no special tactics. Start out simple like pitting a Fed CA against a Klingon D7 before moving on to the other races. using special tactics like the "positron Flywheel," Narrow Salvoes, Scatter packs all might be a little bit too much for the brand new beginner. I would try to say perhaps master the basic set and then Advanced Missions before moving on to the other modules if you are going to roll the tape.
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 5:52 pm
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I have no intention of trying to do this, but that doesn't mean I'd try to stop somebody else. I don't think the medium is suitable for such a project.
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 6:08 pm
Post subject: Re: Video of A typical game?
Czuhars wrote:
Here's a weird question: does anyone have video of a group playing a couple of turns of SFB. I've been teaching myself the rules, but it'd like to see some seasoned players in a typical game to make sure I'm doing things right.
There are no groups of players in my area, so I've been searching YouTube without much success.
Just curious. If I'm going to teach new players, I want to make sure I'm confident in the rules.
I could write a script for this-- a CA vs. D7 duel that illustrates some basic tactics and that shows how the Command Cards and Impulse Cards from module A are used to make it easy to run the game.
I could then illustrate the script with photos of the game in progress.
Would that be sufficient for what you need? Alas, I lack the Mad Video Skillz necessary to pull off a real production!
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Lieutenant JG
Joined: 20 Jul 2010
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Posted: Mon Aug 16, 2010 10:56 pm
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Yeah, just a basic cadet's game showing energy allocation and weapons use. Set up a camera and play a couple of turns.
I'm probably making too much of this. The rules really aren't that freakin' hard after all! There's no substitute for just joining up with some guys and playing, figuring out the rules together.
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Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 2:03 am
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I've been thinking about doing a video series using the Cadet Handbook as a script. It would illustrate all the concepts of SFB in a way that's accessible to anyone.
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Posted: Wed Sep 01, 2010 10:17 pm
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Starfleet Battles Online is what really helped me learn the details of the game. It is free to join as a demo and then watch a few games. We discuss things back and forth in a sort of chat box and you can see many of the things that can be done in an impulse or over a turn break. SFBOL can go a long way towards giving you a good feel for the game. Specifically a tournament battle between two cruisers.
Just a thought.
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Loved this one!... I'm translating it to spanish and posting it in my guild forum, thank you very much Lore!!! =D
Thanks Lore for another entertaining and informative Marmot.
Its definately been benificial as my friends and I as we have started our own guild. Its given us a wealth of information and insight what we need to do and how we should go about getting the best from our members.
I'd particularly like to hear you speak about Raid Leading. I'm finding this a very tough job as people look to you for guidance and instruction. It's particularly tough when you haven't experienced the fights yourself, thank god for tank spots in depth video guides to all the content. I suppose with more experience this will come but I'd be very interested in what your thoughts on what makes a good raid leader and how to become one.
I for one think next week should talk about add-ons
I really dont know what to do about the guild im in. I was told when I apped that there was a holy paladin spot open and that they needed one badly. Its been 3 weeks since my invite into guild and I have been benched every raid night, so a total of 12 days.
What should I do?
1: Damn you Lore and your little flash of a message at the end of these...
2: Does Lore have his own youtube chan? If so, I wanna find it..
Otherwise, I'm GM of my own guild, and Primary RL, these have been very informative, and I'm glad for anything that helps make my job just a little bit easier. TY Lore
Hey there, have been trying to view weekly marmot episode 11 being a good raider but wherever i find this video it say its private and not viewable. Can someone help me with this plz ? ; )
Snap trying to use this for the principles on being a good raider explained here and finding that it is set to Private on youtube.
anything someone could help with on this one?