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Farting Cows Cause Barn to Explode
According to a report from the Associated Press, a herd of dairy cows recently blew up a barn in central Germany, after the methane gas released from the animals' farts ignited and caused an explosion.
According to a report from the Associated Press, a herd of dairy cows recently blew up a barn in central Germany, after the methane gas released from the animals' farts ignited and caused an explosion.
Clean Evansville Volunteers will target areas in Ward 2 on Evansville's Eastside during the monthly trash pick-up this Saturday, February 1, from 9 to 11 a.m. The teams will gather at locations near the intersection of Washington Avenue and Boeke Road.
There is a woman scorned here in the tri-state and she's getting even. Well, I don't supposed there is any way to truly even up the score when cheating is involved but she's seeking some financial retribution
Indiana lawmakers say the state may be well on its way to decriminalizing small amounts of marijuana.
Scientists say the brain lives on for a period of time after a person dies, suggesting that the dead are still conscious moments after death.
Ancient Middle Eastern society was a depraved population of smut junkies, neck biters and fetish freaks, which can now be seen at a new exhibit at the Israel Museum, displaying 4,000-year-old rocks depicting images of the savage sexual appetites of Mesopotamia.
This Sunday, get your poker face ready for the Cards 4 Critters Poker Tournament to benefit Another Chance for Animals, a foster-based rescue in the Evansville area.
If you want to avoid getting a DUI, stop mixing diet soda with your hard liquor.
Shy women may have duller sex lives than party girls.
A recent study published in the latest edition of the journal Sexual Medicine entitled 'Is Female Sexual Dysfunction Related to Personality and Coping', indicates that introverted or shy women seem to have worse sex lives than their more sociable counterparts.
The chances of this robo-luxury vehicle ever finding its way into mass production anytime in the near future are slim. But perhaps the engineering behind the Cadillac World Thorium Fuel Concept is simply ahead of its time and will one day be commonplace throughout the automotive industry.
How does Evansville decide which streets to clear first following a snow storm, and who is responsible for clearing ice and snow from sidewalks? Evansville Transportation and Services Director Todd Robertson will discuss the city's snow removal program at the first Traveling City Hall meeting of 2014.
Wealthy people may be having better sex than their welfare counterparts; at least that appears to be the consensus of a recent Spanish study that suggests there may be a correlation between socioeconomic status and quality of sex.


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Location: Festa Italia, Dane County Fairgrounds, Madison, WI
Madison's annual Festa Italia had a car show that year, including Ferrari and Lamborghini. But I loved this fiery classic American convertible. Because of barriers and the crowd, it was hard to photograph, so I concentrated on the tail-end.
A few years later, I saw a CD (moldy oldies classics from the 50-60s) cover that looked exactly like this, so I must have done a pretty good job!
Cool shot of the detail Auntie – clean and shiny.
Thanks Bigcity! I'm pretty amazed at how nice it turned out. I adjusted the color a little to make it more cherry/blue red than tomato/orange red. Surprisingly, I just saw almost an exact photo as this on a CD cover just yesterday!
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great detail shot. Well done
Thank you! I hope to go to some car shows this summer and try a few more things.
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Fantastic shot, nicely framed/cropped(?), so iconic.
Cropped w/ the camera. I though that I had gotten it a little too tight. Thanks for favoriting.
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No, I think it's cropped just right, more or less equai-distant from each side, with the 'ziz-zag' formed by the chrome detail running central down the image. I know what you mean, I often deliberate over issues of composition, but it's good when you get it right and it works visually.
Well done. Not too tight cropping at all, I reckon it's 100% like this.
Beautiful detail, perfectly captured!

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Reigniting the Push for Health Equity!
Daniel E. Dawes, JD, is a health care attorney and executive director of government relations, health policy and external affairs at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia; a lecturer of health law and policy at the Satcher Health Leadership Institute; and senior advisor for the Transdisciplinary Collaborative Center for Health Disparities Research. On December 5, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) will explore this topic further at its first Scholars Forum: Disparities, Resilience, and Building a Culture of Health. Learn more about it.
With growing diversity relative to ethnicity and culture in our country, and with the failure to reduce or eliminate risk factors that can influence health and health outcomes, it is imperative that we identify, develop, promulgate, and implement health laws, policies, and programs that will advance health equity among vulnerable populations, including racial and ethnic minorities.
Every year, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality publishes its National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Report, which tracks inequities in health services in the United States. Since the report was first published in 2003, the findings have consistently shown that while we have made improvements in quality, we have not been as successful in reducing disparities in health care. This dichotomy has persisted, despite the fact that health care spending continues to rise. In fact, health care costs have been escalating at an unsustainable rate, reaching an estimated 17.3 percent of our gross domestic product in 2009, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Despite these high costs, the delivery system remains fragmented and inequities in the quality of health care persist. The impact of disparities in health status and access for racial and ethnic minorities is quite alarming.
Conference to Focus on Integrating Policy into Nursing Curricula
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Nursing and Health Policy Collaborative at the University of New Mexico is hosting a one-day conference this winter for PhD and DNP nurse faculty who seek to better integrate health policy into their curricula. It will be held on January 27 at the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego.
The conference will feature interprofessional panels of speakers who will discuss strategies to develop faculty and student expertise in policy analysis and research. Panel topics will include:
- shaping health policy leadership through doctoral nurse education;
- exercising health policy leadership through nursing and community organizations;
- strategies for enriching doctoral health policy education; and
- integrating health policy content into doctoral nursing programs.
The conference supports RWJF's work to promote a Culture of Health across America. It aims to support faculty in preparing students to address health policy issues, developing programs of research that relate to health policy, and integrating an understanding of social determinants of health into policy analysis and research.
More information on the conference is here and registration is here.
Ebola as an Instrument of Discrimination
Jennifer Schroeder, Stephanie M. DeLong, Shannon Heintz, Maya Nadimpalli, Jennifer Yourkavitch, and Allison Aiello, PhD, MS, professor at the Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an alumna of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Health & Society Scholars program. This blog was developed under the guidance of Aiello's social epidemiology seminar course.
Ebola is an infectious disease that the world has seen before in more moderate outbreaks in Africa. As the devastating Ebola outbreak in West Africa has taken a global turn, fear, misinformation and long-standing stigma and discrimination have acted as major contributors to the epidemic and response. Stigma is a mark upon someone, whether visible or invisible, that society judgmentally acts upon. Ebola has become a significant source of stigma among West Africans and the Western world.
In many ways, the source of this discrimination can be traced back to the legacy of colonialism and the western approach to infectious disease response in Africa. The history of foreign humanitarian aid has sometimes dismissed cultural traditions and beliefs. As a consequence, trust in westerners has eroded and has been compounded by a disconnect between western humanitarian aid approaches and a lack of overall infrastructure investment on the part of African national health systems. This is apparent in the Ebola epidemic in West Africa. Some don't actually think that Ebola exists; instead they believe that it is a hoax carried out by the Western world. All of these factors are facilitating the rapid spread of the disease.
The Legacy of PIN: Strengthening Long-Term Care in Arkansas
Chris Love, MMin, MSLE, is the program director for the Arkansas Community Foundation, which served as the lead foundation for the Partners Investing in Nursing's Future (PIN) project, Planning for Workforce Development in Geriatric and Long-Term Care.
As PIN holds its final national meeting this week, the Human Capital Blog is featuring posts from PIN partners about the program's legacy of encouraging innovative collaborative responses to challenges facing the nursing workforce in local communities. PIN is an initiative of the Northwest Health Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
The PIN journey with Arkansas Community Foundation and University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), among other partners, has been one of both providence and progress. It was in the fall of 2008 that we were approached by leaders from UAMS with the idea for us to become partners with them in this endeavor.
At first, the idea seemed daunting. Then, after some consideration by our senior leadership, it became an open door for opportunity—an opportunity to leverage the structure and resources of our foundation to complement the expertise of our colleagues and friends at UAMS to address a major issue of mutual concern: the aging population in our state and the significant shortage of adequately prepared nurses to care for that population. Not long into the partnership, our organizations realized this would be a match made in heaven.
The Legacy of PIN: Keeping the Pipeline Flowing
Bobbie D. Bagley, MS, RN, MPH, CPH, is director of public health and an instructor in the nursing program at Rivier University. She played a key role in the Partners Investing in Nursing's Future (PIN) Pipeline Project. Paula Smith, MBA, is director of the Southern New Hampshire Area Health Education Center and is in the doctoral program in education, leadership and learning at Rivier University. She oversaw implementation of the Nursing Quest summer camps, the Diverse Nurse Network, and the Minority Nursing Student Support Program components of the Pipeline Project.
As PIN holds its final national meeting this week, the Human Capital Blog is featuring posts from PIN partners about the program's legacy of encouraging innovative collaborative responses to challenges facing the nursing workforce in local communities. PIN is an initiative of the Northwest Health Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
As New Hampshire becomes increasingly diverse, partners in the state have joined together to promote workforce diversity. These are exciting times. Support from RWJF and other funders provided the opportunity to implement the New Hampshire Nursing Diversity Pipeline Project—a partner-driven effort to increase diversity within the nursing workforce as well as nursing faculty. Lead partners included the Endowment for Health, the New Hampshire Office of Minority Health and Refugee Affairs, the BRINGIT!!! Program (Bringing Refugees, Immigrants and Neighbors, Gently Into Tomorrow—an after school enrichment program), and the Southern New Hampshire Area Health Education Center (AHEC). In addition, this Pipeline Program engaged partners from a variety of organizations in the state, including hospitals, medical practices, youth-serving organizations, middle and high schools, as well as nursing leaders in practice and academia.
In addition, this Pipeline Program engaged partners from a variety of organizations in the state, including hospitals, medical practices, youth-serving organizations, middle and high schools, as well as nursing leaders in practice and academia.
The Legacy of PIN: An Urban-Rural Model to Increase the Number of Baccalaureate Nurses
Darlene Curley, MS, RN, FAAN, is executive director of the Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare, which served as the lead foundation for the Partners Investing in Nursing's Future (PIN) project, Regionally Increasing Baccalaureate Nurses (RIBN).
As PIN holds its final national meeting this week, the Human Capital Blog is featuring posts from PIN partners about the program's legacy of encouraging innovative collaborative responses to challenges facing the nursing workforce in local communities. PIN is an initiative of the Northwest Health Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
Human Capital Blog: Why did the Jonas Center decide to become a part of PIN? What were your goals for the project?
Darlene Curley: There were three things that were attractive about PIN. First, there was this project itself, which was developing a pathway for associate degree to baccalaureate nurses. That's critical for building a highly educated workforce and a pipeline for preparing the next generation of faculty. The second reason was the partnership funding model. It related to the Jonas Center's philosophy that we should be funding projects together with others in nursing, but also in interdisciplinary models for health. The third reason was the process of bringing stakeholders together in regions, which was critical. We knew that if we could bring nurse educators, students and other stakeholders together to work on the RIBN project, that group could stay together and work on other projects that were important to nursing and health care as they came along. The third reason was the process of bringing stakeholders together in regions, which was critical. We knew that if we could bring nurse educators, students and other stakeholders together to work on the RIBN project, that group could stay together and work on other projects that were important to nursing and health care as they came along.
The Imperative to Improve Health Literacy
Joy P. Deupree, PhD, MSN, APRN-BC, is an assistant professor at the University of Alabama (UAB) School of Nursing and a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Executive Nurse Fellow. She is engaged in community participatory research studies on health literacy. For 12 years, Deupree has taught a campus-wide elective on health literacy and has been a guest lecturer on the topic at the UAB schools of medicine, dentistry and public health. She founded the Alliance of International Nurses for Improved Health Literacy and established a nursing special interest group for the Health Literacy Annual Research Conference.
Health literacy is extremely important to building a culture of health. Basic understanding of health care information is essential if people are to live healthy lives, but an alarming number of American adults report poor understanding of health care instructions.
This year marks the 10-year anniversary of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report, Health Literacy: A Prescription to End Confusion.While progress has been made, the work has really just begun. We can no longer blame the patient for poor health literacy, and we should keep in mind that limited health literacy affects us as all and contributes to increased health care costs.
The IOM report defines health literacy as "the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions." These skills involve not only reading ability but also numeracy. Failure to develop the necessary skills to manage health care can cost millions of dollars as well as add to human suffering and even cause death.
Population Sickness and Population Health: How Geographic Determinants Differ
Tamara G.J. Leech, PhD, is an associate professor in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences at the Indiana University Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health, and a former Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) New Connections program grantee. She is principal investigator of a William T. Grant Scholar Award, "Pockets of Peace: Investigating Urban Neighborhoods Resilient to Adolescent Violence."
I am particularly excited about the American Public Health Association's (APHA) Annual Meeting theme this year—Healthography! My research team has spent the past two years examining "cold spots" of urban youth violence. In other words, we have been analyzing areas where—regardless of the increased risk for violence—violence is not occurring or is rarely occurring. This is a departure from the dominant form of research on "hot spots" of violence, or any disease for that matter.
For some, this approach has been puzzling. It's not immediately obvious that the determinants of cold spots are not simply the opposite of the determinants of hot spots. However, our evidence clearly suggests that the things that help to make a location healthy go well beyond the things that protect a location from high rates of illness.
The Stuff That Is Killing Us
Ronald M. Wyatt, MD, MHA, is medical director in the Division of Healthcare Improvement at The Joint Commission. In this role, he promotes quality improvement and patient safety to internal and external audiences, works to influence public policy and legislation for patient safety improvements, and serves as the lead patient safety information and education resource within The Joint Commission. On December 5, RWJF will explore this topic further at its first Scholars Forum: Disparities, Resilience, and Building a Culture of Health. Learn more about it.
I first met Don Erwin, MD, in 2010. He was CEO of the St. Thomas Clinic in New Orleans. I sought him out on the recommendation of the CEO of the Institute for Health Care Improvement (IHI), Donald Berwick, MD. I was a fellow of the IHI, and Berwick and I had conversed about inequities in the U.S. health care system. He advised me to travel to New Orleans to speak with Erwin, who would give me insight that would be important to the project that I was working on: "Disparity in the Deep South."
Erwin was very welcoming and asked why I was there. In a very academic tone, I told him that I was there to better understand the non-medical determinants of health. With a semi-puzzled look on his face, Erwin asked what I meant. Now I became puzzled and a bit uncomfortable. My response was that I was interested in learning more about the role of social determinants on health. Erwin said, "Ron, I am not sure what you are talking about."
On Balance and Contrast
For the 25th anniversary of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Summer Medical and Dental Education Program (SMDEP), the Human Capital Blog is publishing scholar profiles, some reprinted from the program's website. SMDEP is a six-week academic enrichment program that has created a pathway for more than 22,000 participants, opening the doors to life-changing opportunities. Following is a profile of Nicole Stern, MD, member of the class of 1991.
First, there's her heritage: her father is Jewish, her mother full-blooded Mescalero Apache. Then there's her training: Stern is board certified in internal medicine and sports medicine. And as a woman practicing sports medicine, she is an uncommon presence in a male-dominated profession.
"I certainly have a lot of dual things in my life," she muses.
Stern's cultural background gives her a unique vantage point on health care, particularly the disproportionate number of Native versus non-Native practitioners. According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, American Indians represent less than 1 percent of physicians.
As president of the Association of American Indian Physicians (AAIP) from 2012 to 2013, Stern pushed to increase the pipeline of American Indian and Alaska Native medical students. She continues to support AAIP in reversing what she calls a "flatline" in applicants and matriculants from Native populations.


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posted Jan 3 2013 5:19AM
It's a terrible feeling. Days after making a purchase, the item goes on sale! Well never again! Check out these ways to never miss a sale again.
1. Arrange For An Alert When The Price Drops
When shopping online, it's difficult to predict when that $70 pair of jeans will go on sale. By installing the "Hukk It" button from price comparison website
, you'll get an alert when an item drops in price.
The next time you're on a retailer's website, look for the button and enter the price you'd like to pay for the item. For that $70 pair of jeans, enter in $60, for example, and Hukkster will let you know when those jeans drop below $60.
2. Use A Smartphone App To Guide Your Shopping
It's frustrating when an item goes on sale a few days after you paid full price. This is where the
free Decide app
comes in handy. The app uses an algorithm to track billions of price movements, especially on electronics and appliances. Simply enter the name of the item you're trying to buy (or scan the barcode) and the app will tell you whether you should buy now or wait a few days or weeks in anticipation of a sale.
The app claims to be accurate in predicting prices 77% of the time, and in the event it guides you in the wrong direction, pays the difference.
3. Use This Website To Find Sales
Before you hit the stores, check out
, which sends out a weekly list of store sales via email. If you're in the market for an LED television, for instance, you can see which stores and models are on sale that week and plan your purchase according to what's on sale.
4. Get Credit Card Company Price Protection
Did you know you might be able to track sales from your credit card company? Citi unveiled its
Citi Price Rewind program
for card members this holiday season. After you make a purchase with a Citi card, the service searches hundreds of retailers for 30 days and if an item you bought drops at least $25, you're eligible to get that difference refunded.
5. Keep An Eye Out For Price Adjustments
Become familiar with the retailer's price adjustment policy. If an item goes on sale after you buy it, many retailers will honor that price, assuming the sale took place within 15 days after your original purchase. It's another reason to keep your receipts, since you'll need to present a receipt to get the adjustment.
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Rodney A. Hill of West Danville, Vt., is being held without bail on alternate counts of second-degree murder for allegedly stabbing and slashing Houghton, 70, in the neck and torso. He has yet to enter a plea on the charges.
Both Hill and Houghton were registered guests at the hotel. The attack occurred in the lobby about 8:50 p.m., Senior Assistant Attorney General Susan G. Morrell said Wednesday.
Hill was arrested outside the hotel. Houghton was taken to a local hospital where she died from her wounds.
Morrell said investigators don't know what motivated the attack. Police are trying to establish if the two had any prior contact with each other.
"At this time, we're not seeing a connection. But we are investigating that...to determine if there was any type of relationship between them," Morrell said.
Morrell said an autopsy was done on Houghton's body Wednesday. She would not discuss cause and manner of death, saying that information would be released in a press statement Thursday.
Houghton was a 1960 graduate of the White Mountain School, a private boarding school in Bethlehem. She served on the school's board of directors at the time of her death. She earned her bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and her master's and doctorate from Stanford University.
Houghton spoke 14 languages and worked as a commercial counselor in the global business arm of the U.S. Foreign Service and was stationed in countries across the globe.
Morrell would not say if there were any witnesses to the attack, whether any search warrants had been executed and if Hill is cooperating with authorities. She also would not say when Hill and Houghton checked into the hotel and why they were staying there.
A probable cause hearing for Hill is set for Feb. 5 in Littleton District Court.
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While picking my daughter up from school today, her class was going through the alphabet and naming foods for each letter.
There were two letters that they could not come up with any food - U & X.
I have been searching and could not come up with anything. I turn to you for help. A food that starts with the letter U or the letter X.
Thanks for your help.
re: Dorothy
oooo, urchin, good one!
and unagi
ugli fruit
xanthan gum (not a food in itself)
Consulting the food lovers' companion:
udo (japanese vegetable), udon (japanese noodles), umeboshi (japanese pickled plums), upside-down cake
xxx sugar/10x sugar(powdered sugar)
Udo: Japanese form of Aralia or Ivy which have edible
Usquebaugh: Whiskey
Xerophagy: Derived from ancient Greece, referring to
the eating of dry foods such as bread
vegetable and water as a form of fasting
*(water is technically not a dry substance, you can
figure out the ancient greeks for it).
Xeres: Same as Jerez or Sherry wine.
Xylopia: Genus of trees or shrubs of the custard apple
This is fun -Ask your daughter if we can have some
more alphabets please.
I'm so glad you posted this! I'm in a scrabble group that has a potluck every (monthly) meeting. We all bring something that begins with the letter we drew the month before. Every time I draw a letter I cross my fingers against the "x". I won't have to do that anymore! (I made an upside down cake when I drew a "u")
re: mirage
So next time you draw a ''U'' in your monthly
scrabble take a bottle of Usquebaugh or of
Xerxes for an 'X'. No need to cook.
It could prove to be extremely interesting if you
have both genders in your scrabble club.
re: mirage
Xanthoxylum piperitum - the botanical name for Szechuan pepper (sometimes spelled with a z)
From "Food" by Waverley Root, a book that belongs in the library of every serious Foodie:
udder: apparently used by some to adulterate mousse de foie gras
ulloco: a tuber eaten only in western South America
umber: a European grayling (fish)
umbles: internal organs, principally of deer, and the origin of the term 'umble pie
umbrella tree: fruit of which is eaten in the Congo
um khirr: a seed eaten in Sudan
umkokolo apple: found in California
unicorn fish: native to the Red Sea
unicorn plant: native to the American southwest, which provides edible seed pods
unicorn root: a bitter food eaten by American indians
urhur: a pea grown in Egypt that has been found in 24th Century B.C. Egyptian tombs
Root's book is conspicuously deficient in "X" foods, listing only two, and only then by their scientific genus names:
Xanthocephalus: the yellow-headed blackbird, of questionable culinary interest
Xanthosoma: closely related to taro.
re: Das Ubergeek
Actually, xian hong dou = little (small) red bean.
re: mandarin speaker
Absolutely true... but I don't often hear people refer to xiao hong dou sha, usually they just abbreviate it (and often they leave off the "xiao" too, so you get "hong dou" = "red beans").
re: kc girl
All I can think of is quince and quiche.
Does quarter pounder w/ cheese count? :-P
re: Carb Lover
re: kc girl
Quaker Oats (?)
quinine water
re: kc girl
HI kc girl,
Q was not called for by the OP, however here goes:
Quahog: An edible Venus mollusc also known as round
clam found along the North Atlantic coast.
Quail: Small bird of partridge family
Quails eggs: A delicacy served with salads.
Quart: The fourth part of a gallon or two pints (1.14
Quartern loaf: A 4 lb. loaf as is made from a quarter
of a stone of flour.
Queasy: Uneasy, sick, causing nausea viz. a queasy stomach.
Quenelle: An oval ball of chicken, meat, yoghurt, ice-
cream sorbet etc., that is gently forced into shape
between two spoons. Normally the spoons are pre-dipped
into warm water.
Quetsch: Variety of plum, or brandy of it.
Quiche: Shell of savoury pastry filled with custard &
Quid: Something chewed or kept in the mouth such as
Quiddany: Confection of quince juice & sugar.
Quiddity: Goodness or essence of anything, including
any trifling nicety.
Quince: A golden pear shaped, fragrant, acid fruit
Useful in jellies & marmalades.
Quinnat: King Salmon
Quinoa:South American goosefoot, used as rice seeds or
spinach leaves.
Quinquagesima: Shrove Sunday counted as 50days before
Easter Sunday.
Quinsy-berry: Blackcurrant
Quintal: A measurement used in olden times for food
grains still used in India, Pakistan & many
other countries. Previously equated to a
hundredweight, but now one quintal equates to
100 kilograms.
Quintessence: The pure concentrated essence of
anything or the most essential part or
embodiment of something viz.
Any more ?
PS: What is the story behind Humbolt (sp) fog ?
I heard this the first time from you and it has
come up on a recent thread elsewhere.
you can send me an email or post a new thread incase
the CH team think it to be obscene on the non-food
board. :-)
Best Wishes
re: Amin (London Foodie ''email@example.com'')
Thanks, I was going through the alphabet on my own and wondered what the kids in her child's class actually came up with.
I didn't think of a one in a minute!
Thanks all.
re: Amin (London Foodie ''email@example.com'')
Hi Amin,
I should have though quickly of Quenelle, Quiche, and Quinoa - and quintessential (though its maybe a food term, not an edible substance).
Humbodlt Fog cheese is a name brand from the gal at a creamery in Humboldt County where I visited last August. I was really impressed with the quality of eats I had while there, so posted on CH.
Then, I learned they also serve Humboldt Fog cheese in New York's Grammercy Tavern and Montage Resort and Spa in Laguna Beach, CA, probably lots of other places. I'm not a cheese afficienado, but that area by the Arcata airport has some interesting places! California coastline lured Mary Keehn to Humboldt County where she established Cypress Grove Chèvre in 1984. I stayed in Eureka, but enjoyed many areas in the locale, including Ferndale. Beautiful area, especially among the people I was with. We stopped by one guy's house to visit and picked a few blackberries in the yard while we talked about relandscaping. Glad I wore a long sleeved jeans jacket! Ouchy thorns! It was fun to really say "Hey that's was a sweet one", or Hmmmmm and smile at each other with one bite or another. Nothing mindless about picking blackberries and eating them then. Could have had some cheese in the fridge that would have been good with them. Another day.
From the Yucatan:
Xac(spice mixture)
Xcatic chiles
Xnipek(Dog's snout salsa--no actual dog in the salsa, just hot enough to make your nose run like a dog's)
Xol-Chon(jicama-orange salad)
xocolate--the original 16th century spelling for chocolate (and current spelling in Catalan).
Comes from a hispanified Nahuatl word: xocolatl.
Umngqusho - Nelson Mandela's favourite! It's a Xhosa dish, consisting of samp and beans (Samp is what I think Americans call hominy). It's a staple part of Xhosa diet.
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- Summary: TrackMania² Valley lets you experience the excitement and adrenaline of racing stunning cars on varied tracks in an enhanced sequel to Nadeo Studio's online racing franchise TrackMania.
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Jul 17, 2013TrackMania 2 Valley's another Nadeo title as brilliant as it is scruffy, and I wouldn't want it any other way.
Jul 15, 2013TrackMania 2: Valley offers amazing online support, solid precision racing and new graphics. Oddly these are roughly the same things packed in Stadium that costs half the price.
Sep 19, 2013TrackMania is enjoyable and strictly arcade as always. However, its new more complex driving physics knows how to torment you sweetly. As a matter of fact, this expansion pack is full of nifty contradictions. [Issue#232]
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Jul 5, 2013Curiously, this offers about the same value as the recently published Stadium, but costs about twice as much.It's not exactly worse than that one, but, crucially, by far not as good a deal.
Jul 11, 2013It makes me sad that I'm not seeing more modes added with each of these new releases, but at the same time, the gameplay remains just as great as ever. When I am playing Valley, my love for the series explodes, as I'm having so much fun blasting down a muddy road, doing a loop-de-loop, or performing a barrel roll in the air (Peppy Hare would be proud) that the problems no longer bother me.
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Jul 8, 2013I never liked driving/racing games at all until I bought this game out of curiosity, and what do you know, its the best racing game I have ever enjoyed! Track mania valley is extremely fun and addicting. The game has great graphics, the game play is very fun with lots of tracks you can play or build yourself, and the online play is also very fun! 10/10… Expand
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Jul 26, 2013Firstly, if you're new to Trackmania, get Stadium because it's cheaper (or Nations because it's free). Valley is the environment for people who are looking for a more advanced Trackmania.
From high speed platform tracks to slow rally tracks, the Valley environment does it all. Compared to other environments, only Stadium can compare in terms of versatility and driveability, and the track editor is even better than the other titles with the addition of freely placeable blocks and cleaner block design with less clutter to get in your way. It is the most popular Trackmania environment for a reason.
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Trip to Africa puts life in perspective
Dealing with mental health crises immediately
Many ways to know how old something is
I recently watched a film that featured a group of so-called "Creation Scientists" -- whatever that means.
An empty chair at the holiday table
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Inflatable Snoopy stolen
An inflatable seasonal Snoopy decoration was stolen from a Buffalo Street property on Monday evening, police said.
SPORTS DIGEST: Basketball tryouts
Here are the details for the Brantford Hawk representative boys basketball tryouts.
SC Johnson honoured by Ontario chamber
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Jays' Martin a 'culture-changer'
Mark DeRosa was always studying.
Pal who lent cottage was unaware of allegations
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Peladeau officially enters PQ leadership race
Quebec media mogul Pierre Karl Peladeau, Quebecor's controlling shareholder, is officially entering the Parti Quebecois leadership race.
Local companies win Premier's Awards
Two Norfolk County companies are among five area agri-food operations to win the Premier's Award for Agri-Food Innovation Excellence.
Survivor Blood vs. Water recap
It was Thanksgiving Eve and I got stuffed with a surprise.
Flashback Nov. 27
100 years ago 1914
Share your best red travel photos
E-mail or tweet us your travel photos to share your best pics with Sun Media readers across Canada!
Passion of Les Mis endures
Though it was written more than 150 years ago, Victor Hugo's Les Miserables continues to ring true.
The Ollivanders win Native American Music Award
Six Nations-based rock band The Ollivanders recently took home hardware for Best Rock Recording at the 15th annual Native American Music Awards.
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