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Preserving the harvest
THE soul of my kitchen is an interesting phenomenon. Just like my grandma's kitchen, it is not even in the kitchen. It is stored in a jar, in many jars to be exact, in the pantry.
Even on the brightest day, not much sun was allowed to filter into grandma's pantry, where row upon row of pickles, preserves, jams and chutneys waxed and waned according to the season and hungry guests.
Preserving the harvest used to be a matter of necessity when we ate by a seasonal rhythm and, as my gran used to say, "opening a jar of strawberry jam in winter is like opening a jar of summer sunshine." Today with globalization, we have almost forgotten what the seasonality of food is, but the old craft of preserving is making a comeback, which means not only preserving tradition but also experiencing local produce and the terroir that gives it the unique flavour.
From my vast arsenal of pantry flavours I have selected the following, which I hope will inspire you to explore and enjoy what is local.
Curried Green Bean Relish
(Enjoy with a sharp cheddar or fresh ricotta)
Makes 4 - 250ml jars
1 kg (2.2 lbs) green beans
2 onions, chopped
100 g (1/2 cup) sugar
8 ml (1/2 tbsp) salt
25 ml (5 tsp) curry powder
5 ml (1 tsp) turmeric
30 ml (2 tbsp) cornstarch
5 ml (1 tsp) chili powder
450 ml (1/2 qt) apple cider vinegar
Cooking instructions
Slice the beans to the required thickness, either fine or chunky.
Put beans in a sauce pan with just enough boiling water to cover them. Bring to the boil and simmer for 5 minutes.
Add the onions and boil for a further 5 minutes.
Mix the sugar, salt, curry powder, turmeric and cornstarch with a little vinegar, add to the beans with the remaining vinegar.
Stir well and simmer gently for 5 minutes.
Pack into hot sterilized jars and seal immediately.
Cherry Mostarda
(great on a ham sandwich or with cold turkey)
Yield approximately 5 - 250ml jars
300 g (11/2 cups) sugar
125 ml (1/2 cup) red wine vinegar
125 ml (1/2 cup) water
60 ml (1/4 cup) Dijon mustard
30 ml (2 tbsp) Coleman's English mustard (not powdered)
15 ml (1 tbsp) black mustard seeds
10 ml (2 tsp) salt
1.5 kg (63/4 cups) sweet cherries, stemmed and pitted
Cooking instructions
In a saucepan mix together sugar, vinegar, water, mustard seeds and salt and bring to a boil over medium-high heat.
Add cherries and continue to cook until cherries are softened, about 20 minutes and slightly thickened.
Ladle into hot, sterilized jars and seal immediately.
Strawberry Jam with Spiced Rum
(Use a dollop on ice cream, shown above)
Approx. 2 kg (14 cups) strawberries
450 grams (1 lb) sugar
500 ml Spiced Rum
Juice of 1 lemon
Cooking instructions
Hull the strawberries and quarter or halve the large ones, leaving the small ones whole.
Place strawberries, sugar and lemon juice in a large heavy bottom saucepan and bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve sugar and release some berry juices. Simmer for about 10 minutes.
Remove from heat, cool and transfer to storage container and refrigerate overnight.
Strain the liquid into a large pot, reserving the strawberries.
Boil the liquid over a medium-high heat until the mixture has reduced by half and reached 100 C.
Return the strawberries, add the rum and continue to cook until the mixture reaches 100 C, about 15 minutes.
Ladle jam into sterilized jars, seal and process in a heat bath for 10 minutes.
Pickled Fish
(Enjoy with a green salad)
1 kg firm white fish fillets
Salt and pepper
2 large onions
5 cloves garlic
250 ml (1 cup) vinegar
125 ml (1/2 cup) water
10 ml (2 tsp) ground coriander
15 ml (3 tsp) garam masala
5 ml (1 tsp) turmeric
2 bay leaves
4 allspice berries
4 whole cloves
1 ml (1/4 tsp) peppercorns
Cooking instructions
Salt and pepper fish and bake in the oven until cooked. Remove and set aside
Place rest of ingredients in a saucepan, except the sugar.
Bring to a boil, simmer until onions are transparent but still crisp.
Add sugar to taste and stir to dissolve.
Pour warm sauce over the fish, making sure each piece is covered.
Allow to cool and store in the fridge.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition August 17, 2013 D14
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Signing In and Out in Pre-K
Our general classroom theme is fish, but I just love all the new owl decorations that are all the rage this year. I just couldn't resist finding a way to incorporate a few into our classroom. One of our daily routines is having the children sign in upon arrival. This is our new sign in/ sign out area. Right now, the kids find the owl with their name and picture on it and place it into their own nest on the tree branch. Later in the year, the kids will write their name on the back with a dry erase marker and place it into the nest. At the end of the day, they take the owl and put it in one of the bins at the bottom so it will be ready for the next school day!
The "nests" were so easy to make! I chopped off the top of a brown paper lunch sack and contact papered both sides, leaving an opening at the top.
The kids are already loving this little routine! I can't wait until they are writing their names on the back, too!
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- AnonymousAugust 18, 2012 at 7:48 PM
This is very creative! I will have to do this, it's just too cute not to!ReplyDelete
love those owls!ReplyDelete
I love all the owls I see, too. I came very close to doing an owl classroom theme this year, but I ended up with frogs.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 22, 2012 at 9:00 AM
The owls are adorable. Where did you buy them? I've been using a butterfly design for names for a long time. I think it's time to change.ReplyDelete
Christine Boyd
how absolutely adorable is that?? I might steal your idea. love itReplyDelete
Come check out my new blog/classroom. love to have new visitors :)
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- Jayne DudleyAugust 26, 2012 at 9:54 AM
I love this idea. I will be having a new class in Sept. and this will be a great idea as some of them still do not recognize their names.ReplyDelete
Great Idea !!!ReplyDelete
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: Crushing defeat brought about by idle intellectualism divorced from reality. Sadness and desolation in the aftermath of a catastrophic and total collapse. A decisive conclusion brought about through the swift and merciless application of overwhelming force.
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: The seed of defeat - perhaps as yet unseen. A challenge met with the invocation of force, leading to disastrous results. Reason and intelligence misdirected or cast aside, resulting in injustice and falsehood. An excessive power abused. May suggest new ideas or information with dangerous implications.
The card at the upper left of the circle represents
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the things you've learned.
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Hi my name is Heather. Married to Scott and mother to the wonderful Charlotte. Charlotte is just about 11months old.
Here's my history. Decided to ttc back in 2009. Got pregnant right away. Found out at 8 weeks that baby had died around 5 weeks naturally miscarried. Decided to try again right away but no luck. AF never would visit unless I took provera. OB had me try a few rounds of clomid and when that didn't work referred me to an RE. The RE did the work up and told me I have PCOS. We did provera, clomid, and trigger shot and that worked. I was pregnant with Charlotte.
We have decided to try again. I stopped taking the mini pill a couple of weeks ago. Charlotte still nurses 5 times during the day. She STTN thankfully. AF has not yet made her appearance. I really hope I don't have to wean in order to get pregnant again or that the PCOS is causing problems. Going to see the OB again for my yearly check up and will talk to him about it. Really hope it goes smoother this time around.
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SOASTA, provider of cloud and mobile testing and real user monitoring has announced updates Real User Monitoring (RUM) solution, mPulse. With the unique ability to collect 100% of real user data and analyze in real time, mPulse allows users to measure the business impact of end user performance accurately, and perform "What If" analysis to determine which areas to focus on for the best ROI.
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Quality assurance teams need to be prepared for sudden changes that might occur during the production process.
The very important element in software development is Performance Testing, which is subsequently followed by Performance Engineering to ensure the application or the product developed are fine-tuned based on the outputs from the performance tests conducted and thereby ensure to meet the customer requirements and to append to this argument, always there is a need that life cycle of the application or product shall have higher availability and visibility.
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By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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Regardless of whether or not you believe in climate change, the politics are coming. On Monday, the Obama administration announced plans to slash power plant carbon dioxide emissions by 30 percent over 2005 figures. The cuts, officials say, will help fight climate change.
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Keywords: Obama, EPA, climate change, legacy, politics
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - It is a scientific fact that humans are pumping more CO2 into our atmosphere than the Earth can take up, and that CO2 is a powerful greenhouse gas.
In an effort to prevent CO2 emissions from rising too high, it is predicted that governments will implement various rules to cut emissions and reduce future warming. However, the imposition of those standards will be slow, and they will meet with resistance.
Pray for wisdom amid change.
In the United States, Obama's proposed new rules are likely to satisfy nobody. The energy lobby will decry the expensive new regulations and will point out they mean higher rates for electricity. Individuals will also dislike the reduced availability of power to meet their needs. Finally, environmentalists will say the proposal does not go far enough, and express disappointment that states have the ability to delay implementation if they meet certain criteria.
The Obama administration has failed to lead effectively on many issues. It is now looking to climate change as a legacy issue.
The real problem is that government is beginning to use its sweeping powers to mandate changes. Whether one believes global warming is happening, or that it represents a significant danger or not, is largely irrelevant. The Reichstag fire has been lit and the changes are coming.
Today, it's power plant emissions, but there is little evidence that cutting U.S. emissions will have a substantial short-term impact on warming. Countries like China spew far more CO2 into the atmosphere and they are only now willing to consider emissions reductions. Yet it's the developing world and nations such as China that need the most reform. It will come, but in their own time not ours.
Any human intervention will be mild and slow. This means the effects of global warming, both real and political, will probably play out over the decades to come.
There is every reason to believe that both governments and businesses will position themselves to take advantage of this crisis, changing models, imposing new laws and restrictions, some previously unimagined. For example, population controls including forced abortions and sterilizations, may be one of the responses imposed by government upon the rights of people, in the name of global warming.
The prolonged "public debate" over whether global warming is happening, and the slow starts and delays in addressing the crisis are playing directly into the hands of those who would impose draconian restrictions on personal liberty and use the potential crisis to reserve sweeping authority for themselves.
This is why we need to shift the discussion from whether this is happening to how we should handle the problem.
Carbon dioxide emissions from human activity make up not less than 98 percent of emissions, even dwarfing volcanic output in the worst years on modern record. We know this because volcanic, natural emissions and fossil-fuel emissions produce CO2 with slightly different characteristics. Volcanic CO2 is slightly heavier, permitting scientists to distinguish the origins of the individual molecules.
And of course, we know that CO2 is a greenhouse gas. We also observe long-term temperature trends rising, and we are witnessing a major mass extinction event that is clearly caused by human expansion and environmental degradation.
Yet humans are intended to serve as stewards of creation. We're doing a very poor job.
Instead, we devote more energy to the engines of profit and control than we do to conservation and the preservation of liberty within the context of Catholic social teaching.
We have reached a watershed moment. We can continue to argue over the science of what is essentially a settled question, or we can start talking about Catholic ways of being "green" and serving as responsible stewards of creation. We can let partisan politics predicate our scientific and moral views, or we can follow the science and the teachings of our Faith instead.
The only choice we have is to shift the discussion and attempt to restrain the descent into political control that will follow global climate change. As crises become more apparent, as sea levels rise, droughts prolong, and food stocks deplete, we can expect government power to increase. Denial, wait-and-see, and inaction are expensive responses to a very real and growing threat.
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The United Nations is reporting that as climate warms, poverty will grow. Meanwhile, the Church reminds that any solution to global warming must comply with the social doctrine of the Church and respect all life. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - According to the ... continue reading
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Unless carbon emissions are cut sharply and rapidly, climate change will inflict "severe, widespread, and irreversible impacts" on people and the natural world. A new report is the starkest assessment yet of man's stewardship of Planet Earth. LOS ANGELES, ... continue reading
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Californians are praying for rainfall in the coming winter months. Everyone from the farmer to the well-heeled in Los Angeles, and San Francisco are praying for precipitation for relief from the sunbaked summer skies. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - "El ... continue reading
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A new study from the Florida Museum of Natural History reveals that the ancient and giant shark Megalodon-which could reach sizes in upwards of 40 feet-may have preyed on early baleen whales. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The paper also suggests a new date ... continue reading
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On the flight of a golf ball in the vertical plane
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The equations of motion for a ball moving in a vertical plane are used to calculate flight paths for a typical golf ball subjected to a variety of launch conditions, spin rates, atmospheric parameters, and wind fields. Time histories of the ball's velocity, flight-path angle, height, range, and spin rate between tee and first impact illustrate that lift induced by the ball's spin has a significant effect on driving range, actually causing the flight-path angle to increase during the first few seconds of flight. While light winds have the expected effects, heavy tailwind is shown to spoil the carry of the ball. Linearized sensitivity analysis indicates that wind uncertainty is an important contributor to impact range and time uncertainty.
- P.G. Tait, "Some points in the physics of golf, part I,"Nature, vol. 42, pp. 420–423, 1890.
- P.G. Tait, "Some points in the physics of golf, part II,"Nature, vol. 44, pp. 497–498, 1891.
- P.G. Tait, "Some points in the physics of golf, part III,"Nature, vol. 48, pp. 202–205, 1893.
- J.M. Davies, "The aerodynamics of golf balls,"J. Appl. Phys., vol. 20, pp. 821–828, 1949.
- P.W. Bearman and J.K. Harvey, "Golf ball aerodynamics,"Aeronaut. Q. vol. 27, pp. 112–122, 1976.
- R.D. Mehta, "Aerodynamics of sports balls,"Ann. Rev. Fluid Mech. vol. 17, pp. 151–189, 1985.
- Y. Nakayama, K. Aoki, and M. Kato, "Flow visualization around golf balls,"Proc. Fourth Int. Symp. on Flow Visualization, Paris, 1986, pp. 191–196.
- A. Miele,Flight Mechanics, Volume 1: Theory of Flight Paths. Addison-Wesley: Reading, MA, 1962.
- R.F. Stengel and P Berry, "Stability and Control of Maneuvering High-Performance Aircraft," NASA CR-2788, Washington, DC, 1977.
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Defensive Patent License Shields Against Infringement Suits
UC Berkeley professors devise a way to protect FOSS developers
UC Berkeley law professors Jason Schultz and Jennifer Urban may have found a way to successfully shield open source developers from project-killing patent infringement law suits. The catch being that their solution requires the FOSS community to [gasp] file patents.
Schultz and Urban's solution, the Defensive Patent License, requires a group of copyright owners that dedicate their patents solely to defensive purposes. Much like GPL there is a standardized license that is distributed within the group.
Much of the DPL revolves around the honor system. Members of a DPL must submit all of their patents to the defensive patent portfolio and should a member choose to leave, he or she can't revoke the patents already submitted. Group members can use all patents within the portfolio royalty-free as long as they don't file an offensive lawsuit or withdraw any patents from the portfolio. This ties in with the biggest point of the DPL: members of a patent portfolio have to agree that the patents are being filed expressly for defensive purposes, no money is to be made off of licenses or offensive suits.
Much of the DPL is still undecided at this point and there are some key issues that haven't been fully addressed yet. More on DPL as it develops.
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Hononegah, Jefferson make most of holiday break
By Matt Nestor
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While schools were off for the holidays and the NIC-10 teams took a break from the holiday schedule, the basketball teams still stayed plenty busy during their down time.
All the teams played in holiday tournaments, all with varying degrees of success.
No team came out of the holiday break in better shape than the Hononegah Indians.
The Indians entered the break with a tough home loss to the Boylan Titans. It was a game the Indians led most of the way and was their first conference loss of the season.
After a 10-day break, Hononegah departed for the State Farm Holiday Classic, a deep tournament field that included defending Class 3A state champion Champaign Centennial, one of the best teams in the state, as well as several other top teams in the state.
The tournament started with a 67-46 thrashing of Thornwood, followed by a 56-49 win over Mahomet-Seymour. In the semifinals, the Indians defeated North Chicago by a score of 88-54 to make their way into the finals.
In the championship game, Hononegah faced a much taller team in Centennial. While the defense played well against the high-flying Centennial team, the offense was non-existent in a 46-25 loss.
But the Indians played well overall in finishing second in the stacked field. Stanley Moore earned a spot on the all-tournament team with his stellar play, averaging more than 15 points per game in the tournament.
Jefferson performed just as well during their holiday break. They started with a 79-48 demolition of Chicago North Grand in the first game of the DeKalb Holiday Tournament.
The J-Hawks, much like Hononegah, played well en route to an appearance in the title game. They beat Burlington Central 65-54, Lasalle-Peru 47-41 and Geneva 42-39 on their way to an appearance in the championship.
Jefferson jumped out to a lead in the title game against host DeKalb, grabbing a 5-point lead at halftime and were up three entering the fourth quarter. But they couldn't hold back the DeKalb barrage, falling 65-60 in the title game against one of the better teams in the state.
Mario Manns led the way for the J-Hawks to the title game, averaging double figures throughout the five tournament games.
Mt. Carmel and Richwoods entered the Pekin Holiday tournament as the favorites, despite the Boylan Titans coming in as the top seed. And Carmel and Richwoods didn't disappoint, meeting in the championship, with Richwoods winning the tournament.
But for Boylan, they did not play as well as they had hoped in the tough field, finishing in sixth place after dropping their second game of the tourney 64-57 against Washington. Boylan also lost 58-56 against eventual third-place winner Morton.
The Titans did manage two wins in the tournament, defeating Lake Zurich by a score of 65-36 and Lanphier 91-77. The Titans were led by Chris Miller, who averaged 17 points per game on his way to a spot on the all-tourney team.
The East E-Rabs continued their improved play in the DeKalb tournament, showing quality depth in wins over Huntley, Wilmington and Dixon. The Auburn Knights went to Elgin and struggled in their tournament. After winning two games over Elgin and Hoffman Estates, the Knights dropped their final two games of the tournament.
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BMW took the 2013 F10 M5 onto the salt flats for a some high speed run, slowed for our eyes with a high speed slow motion camera, where it mimics a high speed bullet as it hits various targets. The promo mixes a bit of high art with the aggressive sounds and in-car footage from the M5.
The location reminded us of the popular and by now classic E39 M5 commercial which was shot on the Bonneville Salt Flats. See both videos below.
Here's a better look inside the first ever BMW Store, which recently opened in Paris, France, in the most luxurious area of metropolitan Paris in the Avenue George V. The store was designed by the well-known, luxury retail architect, Eric Carlson and his team from Carbondale Architects and Version Architects.
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Jeff Teague, the president of Planned Parenthood of Middle and East Tennessee, told The Tennessean losing federal grants would force what he called hard choices, but would not cause the group to close its doors.
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Just saying. Granted, it's a little less disgusting (relatively speaking) to see Jessica Simpson's tongue with the father of her two children than it is with Miles.
With Cyrus, you just wonder where that thing has been.
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Recently, BoingBoing ran an article about how some librarians in Massachusetts were installing Tor software in all their public PCs to anonymize the browsing habits of their patrons. The librarians are doing this as a stand against passive government surveillance as well as companies that track users online and build dossiers to serve highly-targeted advertising.
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