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"When one of my sons and I had to change to a gluten-free diet, I searched for recipes that tasted great. These pancakes are low-cal, as well. I cook extras and freeze them. Then, when I'm short on time, I toss a couple in the toaster. You'll love the fluffy texture and the chocolate." —Sharen Gustafson, South Lyon, Michigan
6 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Cook: 5 min./batch
1 cup gluten-free all-purpose baking flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
2/3 cup gluten-free rice milk
1/4 cup unsweetened applesauce
2 tablespoons olive oil
3 teaspoons
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
1-1/3 cups mashed ripe bananas (3 medium)
1/2 cup semisweet chocolate chips, optional
Maple syrup
In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking powder and salt. In
another bowl, whisk the rice milk, applesauce, oil and vanilla; stir
into dry ingredients just until moistened. Stir in bananas and
chocolate chips if desired.
Pour batter by 1/4 cupfuls onto a hot griddle coated with cooking
spray; turn when bubbles form on top. Cook until the second side is
golden brown. Serve with syrup.
Yield: 12 pancakes.
Nutritional Facts:
2 pancakes (calculated without chocolate chips and syrup) equals 173 calories, 6 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 407 mg sodium,
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Situated on Level 1 at World Sqaure, the long awaited Din Tai Fung finally opens its doors in Australia. This restaurant is veyr popular in Taiwan and known for the queues outside to get a taste of their Xiao Long Baos.
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This poor guy looks like he is suffering from a terrible case of writer's block. Notice his stiff neck, the tension in his shoulders, and how his hand is supporting his head. I think he's going to start pulling his hair out of his head any minute. I know the feeling. Don't you hate it when your creative energies pack up and leave town?
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AUGUSTA, Ga., April 8 — He was a solitary figure in the fading light, a man slowly burning off the frustrations of a windblown 76.
Zach Johnson hit putt after putt on the practice green at 7:45 Saturday evening, the last man standing at Augusta National. Each well-aimed ball caromed off a tin of chewing tobacco belonging to his caddie, Damon Green, who was bone tired and not afraid to say so.
"The work we're doing right now is going to save me one stroke tomorrow," Johnson said, before promising with an expletive that he would win the tournament.
He turned and saw that a fan had ambled up to the ropes, and by golly if that fan hadn't heard his chilling declaration.
"Sorry about the language," Johnson said sheepishly to the fan, who relayed the story to this reporter over lunch in the Augusta National clubhouse on Sunday, several hours before Johnson had even teed off.
Let the record show that golfer, father, family man and regular guy from Iowa, Zachary Harris Johnson, 31, is a man of his word. He bit off a seven-way share of the lead when he birdied the par-5 second hole Sunday, took it outright with another birdie at the par-4 third, and was cool as a cucumber, as Green said later, in firing a three-under-par 69 to win the 2007 Masters by two strokes over Retief Goosen, Rory Sabbatini and yes, Tiger Woods.
"I told him to finish strong," said Vaughn Taylor, who roomed with Johnson on the Hooters Tour, shares the same putting coach and played in the third-to-last group with him Sunday.
"He played really sound under some key putts," Taylor continued. "That's Zach. That's what he did at the Ryder Cup. He's a tough guy."
Taylor wasn't the only one to bring up Team USA's humbling defeat at the K-Club last fall. Green credited the Ryder Cup for helping Johnson find the true depth of his resolve. He was one of the U.S. team's few clutch players, going 1-2-1 under the most intense pressure the game can dish out.
"I thought that was going to put him over the edge," Green said. "It just hadn't come to fruition yet."
It did Sunday, as it had all week. Johnson shot 71-73-76-69 and never made worse than bogey. He went for none of the par-5s in two, since he and Green decided to lay up unless he had a 4-iron or less in his hands. And yet Johnson demolished the par-5s, going 11 under for the week, disproving once and for all the theory that only a bomber can win at the new Augusta, a claim that first looked suspicious when Mike Weir won in 2003.
"His irons were just better than normal this week," Green said. "He stayed so calm. I was proud of him. He stayed in the moment."
Green forbade Johnson to look at a leaderboard all day, and when the pride of Iowa stood on the 16th tee and asked how he was doing, the caddie replied, "You're still a couple up, but Tiger just made eagle."
Of all the men on the big board Sunday, including Taylor (75, T10), Justin Rose (73 with three double-bogeys, T5) and even the flinty, 40-year-old Wisconsinite Jerry Kelly (70, T5), Woods's name may as well have been in neon. The man has 12 major titles and four greens jackets. A final-round charge seemed more than likely; it seemed preordained. But it never happened.
"This one's not disappointing," Woods said. "I threw this tournament away on two days when I had two good rounds and I [finished] bogey, bogey. So four bogeys in the last two holes basically cost me the tournament."
That's one way of looking at it. But the fact remains that after playing with his C-game for most of the tournament, and still working his way into the final pairing with Stuart Appleby (75, T7), Woods birdied the second hole Sunday to join Johnson in the lead at three-over. The world number one took the lead by himself when Johnson bogeyed the par-4 fifth hole. It was over.


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Even the kids down the street from Notre Dame High at St. Michael's Elementary showed their support.
"We are supporting them with our prayers and support as they go for the state title," says St. Michael's Principal Myra Broussard.
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this is such an amazing post! i have an absolute obsession with hello kitty too. congratulations on your nomination!!! xoxReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you!! I've been excited to find as I've been blogging that more and more HK lovers are coming forward! :) I'm not the only one!!!Delete
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congratulations to the award! Very nice and lovely facts about you. I adore your wedding dress by the way :)ReplyDelete
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Congrats! Beautiful wedding photos! Thanks for stopping by my blog! Hope you'll visit again soon!ReplyDelete
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Love these pics! Congrats on the awesome award. glad I found your blog. Follow one another?ReplyDelete
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Your wedding dress was gorgeous! And, as I have told you before, I LOVE hello kitty. I've loved kitty since I was 2 and I'm so super jealous that you got to go Puroland! I still have my hello kitty hair dryer from when I was little! :)ReplyDelete
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Thanks, Yi-chia! You will definitely have to go to Puroland some time- it is quite an adventure, especially if you go without kids...haha!! I wish I had a HK vintage hairdryer!! One of my favorite things to do when in Asian countries is to look for vintage HK things...I've been fortunate enough to find some awesome things!!Delete
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Allison I am convinced that you were Asian in your past life...hence the love for Hello Kitty and the Japanese Street wear! Your wedding gown was absolutely stunning, may I ask....was it Ravini? I hope I spelled it right!ReplyDeleteReplies
LOL, I definitely do love Japanese culture A LOT! It is quite possible that I have an Asian past! :)Delete
My wedding gown was made by Blue by Enzoani. I was in love with it from the moment I saw it online and it was the first and only dress I tried! It was called the Barcelona. Thank you for your sweet compliment on it!
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I don't know if you have been here before, but if not, you would enjoy visiting Taiwan! And in Taipei there is a Hello Kitty restaurant ;)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for the suggestion!!! I have not been to Taiwan, and of course I would love the HK restaurant. Last year we went to Asian countries for vacation, and this year I wanted to go to Korea/Vietnam/Cambodia/Bali but my husband is thinking he doesn't want to do Asia again, so we are looking elsewhere right now. But I will definitely keep Taiwan in mind- I've heard that it's beautiful!!Delete
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I'd suggest Barcelona! Beautiful city with lots of art & great fashion...
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Osman's accomplished show at London Fashion Week
Thanks in part to a certain Mrs Carter choosing one of his creations to wear to last week's Grammy Awards, Osman Yousefzada's show was a London Fashion Week hot ticket this season, and the designer didn't disappoint with a clean, well thought-out and beautifully wearable collection inspired (in part) by CS Lewis' Narnia.
It was clearly the snowy, White Witch-era Narnia that inspired the opening looks, which were some of the most outstanding pieces in this sophisticated, effortless collection. Fluid white fabric feartured on cape backs, pencil skirts, slouchy trousers and a beautiful high necked, draped jumpsuit (is this his new trademark?).
Then came the asymmetric frilled hems (on grey wool dresses and richer embellished pieces), chic workwear dresses and gold detail on more cocktail-appropriate pieces. Slowly the white and gold colour palette gave way to grey and blue, with a pajama-style print under a voluminous coat, and an intricate deep blue textured dress with sheer panels.
The whites returned to close the show, trimmed with fur and given added texture to take them through to evening. See the highlights for yourself in the video below.


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There's a bizarre alternate reality on the Internet when it comes to Denver -- there's the city we know and the city being sold to out-of-towners through fake blogs on real estate websites, like this list: "27 Things People From Denver Have to Explain to Out-Of-Towners." The problem with these listi ... More >>
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October 3, 2007
By Tom Wheeler
A recent study forecasts mobile advertising revenue will reach $14.4 billion by 2011. That is an astonishing 10 times greater than the current $1.4 billion in only four years!
Looking more deeply into the study (by Strategy Analytics), however, should send shivers down the spines of wireless carriers. Over three-quarters of the $14.4 billion will never touch the carriers' income statements. Forty-eight percent will go to Web content providers and another 28 percent will go to search services. That's how you spell "dumb pipe!"
In previous commentaries I've opined on this issue. In this edition it's time to surface some ideas for dealing with this issue.
Of course wireless CEOs know the dumb pipe problem exists. If I've heard it once, I've heard a thousand times, "I won't be commoditized like my wired brethren." The response has been the so-called "walled garden" where consumers are encouraged (some would say inhibited) to use only services on the carrier's deck. It has worked thus far, but the walls are crumbling. IP is a "get out of the garden free" card. Once a mobile subscriber goes to the Web the carrier is commoditized into a pipe.
Call it the "bloodline curse" for wireless carriers. They come out of a regulated common carrier background where the consumer paid a monthly fee for the phone to deliver content (someone's voice). Contrast this with the heritage of the cable TV companies and it's possible to understand why cable MSOs have a dual revenue stream. Cable MSOs make money off the delivery of someone else's content through both a subscription fee and the sale of advertising into that content. Demanding the ability to sell ads in a national feed comes from cable's TV broadcasting roots where local affiliates would get time allocated to sell ads within the ABC, CBS, NBC, etc… feeds.
Now, of course, wireless carriers have begun selling ads within their walled garden. But, while that is better than nothing, it isn't the big opportunity. Wireless carriers need to get the same kind of ad sales capability as cable MSOs. Why is it that CNN, for instance, willingly gives cable companies two minutes worth of ad time every hour but shuts out mobile carriers from selling ads on CNN mobile? If it is a successful model for high-priced television production, why isn't it a workable model for the less-costly-to-produce mobile Web content? More importantly, why aren't wireless carriers insisting on it? I'm not suggesting that wireless carriers start hijacking mobile content and inserting their own ads. But the technology exists to download, for instance, a female-oriented ad to a phone registered to a woman, or a location-based ad, and to insert it on command into the mobile Web site. All that is lacking is the resolve to establish the business relationship to permit this.
All this can be accomplished within the bounds of Net Neutrality as well. It's not about access to the network, or some kind of preferential service; it is about the use of pre-existing carrier-owned information in the network. If a wireless carrier could offer a content provider demographic or location information (or billing services for a purchase, for that matter), why wouldn't the content provider take access to that information as a part of a business deal that also gives the carrier access to a defined number of ad insertions? Google CEO Eric Schmidt says that a mobile Web ad is worth twice that of a wired Web ad because of its potential for targeting the consumer. There is enough opportunity in that 2x number for both the carrier and the content provider to find a mutually acceptable business arrangement.
Allowing Web content companies the ability to access the targeting power of the mobile device while allowing the wireless carrier to create ad revenue within that Web content is a win-win end to the dumb pipe. But the window of opportunity will be closing rapidly. If wireless carriers want to see more of that $14.4 billion in mobile advertising they need to act now.
Tom Wheeler is a Managing Director at Core Capital Partners, a venture capital firm. He has been CEO of both the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) and National Cable Television Association (NCTA).


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Ramona and CalFire firefighters participate in the "Every 15 Minutes" staged event for Ramona High School junior and seniors today. "Every 15 Minutes," coordinated by California Highway Patrol in partnership with Ramona emergency crews and school officials, challenges students to think about drinking, driving, personal safety, the responsibility of making mature decisions and the impact their decisions have on family, friends and many others. The two-day program will continue tomorrow at the school. Tony Newman, Ramona High School principal, used the school's all-call phone system to explain the event to parents and guardians this morning. For more photos see the Ramona Sentinel Photo Gallery.
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I've had the pleasure of judging several dozen real business pitches in the past six weeks. Some were pitches for angel investment at the Willamette Angel Conference, an angel group in Oregon. More to the point, others were for the University of Oregon New Venture Competition, the Rice University Business Plan Competition, and the University of Texas' Venture Labs competition.
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