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How do I thicken my soup?
I made a winter squash soup to serve tomorrow night and it came out thinner than I intended. I may have blended it too much. The recipe (can't find it online) is from Cooking Light and it includes a butternut squash, russet potato, leeks, chicken broth, and half and half, plus spices. It's delicious but thin. Is there any way to thicken the soup before I serve it? Thanks.
re: MMRuth
You serve each portion with a spoonful of Greek yogurt or sour cream on top. That way, when your guests mix it in, the soup will thicken a bti.
Or you could roast another butternut squash in small cubes and add it into the soup as a sort of garnish. (I do this with the frozen kind)
re: monavano
This sounds really good. How much flour and butter would should I use for about 7 cups of soup? Do I add all the paste at once?
re: JennS
I would start with 2 tbsp butter and 2 tbsp. flour. Add the paste all at once and wisk. Bring up the heat, and wait for it to thicken. If you desire more thickness, go ahead and and addiditional 1 tbsp. butter and 1 tbsp. flour. This way, you can thicken it up in increments and adjust. It will be easier than trying to thin it down. Be sure to have patiencte while thickening and allow the ingredients to have time to work and stay close by so you can stir the soup often and determine if you are happy with the progress.
Let us know how it turns out!!
re: monavano
I agree with mona - a roux type thickener.
Easier than making a paste at room temp is melting the butter (margerine will work too) in a pan - use the 2 TBL, but this might be a small amount, I'd go with about 6 TBL spoons.
When melted, whisk in the flour, TBL by TBL until a thick paste is developed. Bring your soup up to a boil and whisk in the paste TBL by TBL (keeping it on the heat, so it at least returns to the boil). As mona points out, do it in increments for control, cause it is a powerful thickener as a little goes a long way.
Cornstarch will work as ispe suggests (and is simpler), but it tends to break in the soup as it cools down.
Funny thing, I made almost exactly this soup last week with buttercup squash. I gave it a thyme seasoning with a hint of cayenne. I also thickened it at the end...
re: monavano
Im so glad i found your suggestion! i was making my own chicken and sausage gumbo to put over rice but it just wasnt coming out as thick as i wanted it so i mixed this paste and stirred it in on low heat and it made it perfect :) I am new to cooking and creating my own recipes so being able to find good suggestions like this is sooo nice...Thank You!!
re: crackerjackclaire
Oh wonderful! It's always fun to pick up a new technique.
re: crackerjackclaire
Even easier: 1) reduce to desired thickness over medium heat, stir occasionally to prevent scorching the bottom. If it DOES scorch, pour out the food but do not scrape up the burnt stuff until the food has been removed. OR
2) stir in instant baby cereal or instant mashed potato flakes or Wondra flour (doesn't clump), over heat and stir as mixture thickens.
re: ipsedixit
The trick with cornstarch is to make sure that it is the same temperature as the soup. That's how you avoid lumps and breakdowns. If the soup is cold, dissolve the cornstarch in cold water, and mix it in; if the soup is warm, then use warm water for dissolving the cornstarch. The problems happen when you have cold into warm, and vice versa.
You also could cook your soup some more and reduce it. But if it has cream already in it, you might end up with an un appetizing texture.
re: ipsedixit
I like cornstarch or arrowroot instead of flour as the thickener is less noticeable than flour or, say, mashed potatoes.
re: Scargod
The cornstarch is sounding like the best option now. Sounds like it will change the taste of the soup the least. How much cornstarch would you suggest I start with for 7 cups of soup? A tablespoon? My soup is in the fridge right now so I'm thinking I will try the cold method. Thanks again for all the helpful replies.
re: JennS
I would start with a teaspoon and see if it does what you want. Remember you must heat the soup to thicken it.
To thicken more, have set aside a quarter cup of the broth. Mix in cornstarch and mix back into the soup. Give it two to five minutes to thicken, if hot. I do not agree with brendastarlet that you must use hot with hot. With the cornstarch wetted and dispersed in cold or lukewarm liquid, slowly pour it into hot soup as you stir. Also, concentrated Cornstarch will settle-out quickly if you let it.
re: Scargod
If a northerner, spuds, if a southerner, crumble corn bread for fine flavour and texture!
Some excellent soup thickeners are ...
potato flakes, okra, pureed beans, heavy cream, as well as any others already mentioned.
re: Passadumkeg
assuming your goal was "cooking light" - i'd go with the potato and avoid adding any sort of additional fat.
I would dice another potato, cook together, add powdered milk, and then blend before serving.
As others have said, the easiest way is with potatoes. Instant potatoes. Then melt in some butter -- not margarine! -- to enrich the flavor. You do have to be careful of over thickening. Another way that's not so easy is to "cook it down." In other words, reduce the amount by simmering and evaporation. With squash, do be careful of scorching. I would not recommend corn starch as it effects the color and texture in an "un-squashlike" manner. If you use buerre manier, then I would over-thicken some chicken stock with it, then stir it in.
You can also thicken soups with bread crumbs. They're an important ingredient/thickener in many soups. Sourdough or rye will modify the flavor. Crumbs from French bread are best choice if you don't want a lot of flavor modification.
And then there is always the time-honored method of letting guests thicken their own soup with soda or oyster crackers. Or croutons. Really good home made buttery garlicky croutons can be delicious!
Any of these should give you an "I meant to do that!" finish. Enjoy your party!
re: jfood
One potato and one cup of half and half for 8 servings so it's not THAT bad. I found the recipe: http://find.myrecipes.com/recipes/rec...
Next time I think I'll omit the half and half -- I tasted the soup before I added it and it didn't make much of a difference. I also added nutmeg and cloves.
I hadn't heard of using arrowroot -- that's interesting. I found a source that says arrowroot is better for acidic dishes and cornstarch is better for dairy-based?
re: JennS
The problem with arrowroot as a thickener for hot soups is that it thickens at a much cooler temperature than cornstarch or flour (or most other thickeners) and will allow the soup to revert to whatever thinness you began with if you let it boil. I do like arrowroot for puddings and sauces, and it helps keep ice cream from growing ice crystals. If you know you're not going to reheat the soup, it should work okay if you take the soup off the flame, add the arrowroot, stir until thickened and serve.
If you'd l like to make it a little richer and thicken it at the same time, try egg yolk.
Reduce the soup temperature below 125 degrees. Blend a bit of the soup with egg yolk then blend it into the soup pot - bring to simmer and allow it to simmer a few minutes; sitrring periodically.
re: todao
Remember that adding egg yolk can be tricky...unless you want it to curdle as in Asian cooking. You have to keep it from boiling; They say below 190F. Here's a good link: http://www.foodsubs.com/Thicken.html
I often use a rice flour slurry to thicken soups. I don't know how much is needed though. I just guess.
For a dairy- based soup, cornstarch is a better choice of non-fat thickener than arrowroot (use arrowroot for more acidic soups). Max of 1T cornstarch for each 2 cups of liquid (start with less, until you reach the thickness you like).
It's a bit late now but I thought I'd mention that red lentils make an excellent soup thickener. I guess it's not the best solution if you're going for a velvet-smooth soup, but I've used them a couple of times when a veg or bean soup wasn't quite thick enough. They cook really quickly, provide texture, and don't add significant flavor.
re: Scargod
Blend some dried Hatch red chiles in boiling water, add to squash soup to thicken and you have a real southwest Native American/ Hispanic dish.
Very funny bunch of posts.
Egg yolks coagulate at 65C. Need to keep them under 147F or so to keep from cooking. At 190F, you've got egg drop soup. Cornstarch adds flavor and that makes no sense. Anyone think of Xanthem? (available at any health food store or Chinese market) No flavor kids! Rice was funny too. Roux in to a healthy soup?
re: antrogers1964
Not so much. Excuse me; I went with a temperature that was found on the internet since I wasn't really sure. You obviously can thicken yolks over boiling water and get away with it.
I contend that the flavor of cornstarch is insignificant. I think Xanthum gum adds an unnatural sliminess. I've never seen a rice comedian.
re: antrogers1964
Cornstarch is as flavor neutral as you can get. Certainly more flavor neutral than things like roux, potatoes, rice, beans, butter, etc.
And xanthem? Surely, you jest.
re: antrogers1964
Well, antrogers1964, you' re not so bad at comedy yourself!
It's highly unlikely anyone on these boards has ever heard of "Xanthem," since there is no such thing. Perchance did you mean xanthan gum? Not exactly a common ingredient on the average spice shelf. The problem with needing thickener for soup is that you need it NOW, A shopping trip isn't the first thing you think of.
As for eggs or egg yolk as a thickener, try tempering the eggs/yolks before adding them to a very hot liquid. When I make avgolemono soup, I temper the eggs first. When I make egg flower soup, I don't. Never have a problem.
re: Caroline1
Thank you.
re: Querencia
Pace the recipes that are based on food service recipes designed to hold chowders over heat, the only thickening that belongs in chowder is from the diced potato (or corn kernels) and dairy. No added starch of any kind, please!
re: Querencia
The OP soup already had potatoes in it, so using instant mashed to add some thickening would be appropriate.
Here's another method...
the way I thicken my clam chowder for instance is to cook a potato (boil) add some of the soup to the fully cooked potato, then use my stick blender to blend. Add this mix back to the pot. viola thicken soup.
For a short cut you could add instant mashed potatos as well - but cooking them is just as easy.
Depending on the soup and depending on your confidence level, creamy natural peanut butter will enhance and thicken most soups. The taste can be amazing (especially if you like PB). I was inspired to try this after doing a little research on various Asian and African peanut soups.


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The 26-year-old actor, who co-starred with his former flame in the 2006 straight-to-video movie Pledge This!, claims they had sex together when Hilton was just 15--three years shy of the legal age of consent in California.
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"She was, like, 15; I was 17. And what do you know, I hear this knock-knock-knock on the door, and I look out and her grandma's there. And then I look out the window and I see Paris in a full-on dress with a suitcase running down the golf course. We broke up like a week later."
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NFL Recent Player News
|J'Marcus Webb, T
|The Minnesota Vikings have signed Webb again for depth because of another season-ending injury.
Analysis: Starting right tackle Phil Loadholt was placed on injured reserve Wednesday after he tore a left pectoral muscle Sunday in the loss to Green Bay. Webb played for the Vikings in 2013, appearing in eight games and starting one. He was in training camp with Kansas City but let go before the season. Webb played the first three years of his career with Chicago.
|Colt McCoy, QB
|The Washington Redskins plan to start McCoy over Robert Griffin III on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts.
Analysis: McCoy went 25 of 30 for 299 yards with an INT in his only start this season, a 20-17 overtime win at Dallas.
|Robert Griffin III, QB
|The Washington Redskins plan to start Colt McCoy over Griffin on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts.
Analysis: The Redskins are 0-3 since Griffin returned from an ankle injury and have scored only one touchdown in each of the last two games. The No. 2 overall draft pick was the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2012, but he is 4-14 as a starter since the start of the 2013 season and has struggled in an attempt to transform into a traditional pocket-passer.
|Geno Smith, QB
|Smith will get the start at quarterback over Michael Vick for the game against the Miami Dolphins on Monday night.
Analysis: Smith, in his second season, last started on Oct. 26 in a 43-23 loss to the Bills in which he threw interceptions on three consecutive possessions and was benched. Smith has thrown for 1,459 yards with seven touchdowns and 10 interceptions. Vick threw for 404 yards and three TDs and an interception in his three starts.
|Robert Woods, WR
|Woods notched the best game of his career Monday night in Buffalo's win over the Jets.
Analysis: Woods hauled in nine catches for a career-high 118 yards and one touchdown, including a one-handed highlight grab in the second quarter. It was Woods' first 100-yard performance.
|Fred Jackson, RB
|Jackson returned to the field Monday for the Bills and rushed for his first touchdown since Week 6.
Analysis: Jackson rushed for 32 yards on 10 carries. He and Boobie Dixon will compete for playing time in the Buffalo backfield.
|Boobie Dixon, RB
|Dixon rushed 12 times for 54 yards and a touchdown Monday against the Jets.
Analysis: Dixon's score came late in the game, and although he appears to be behind Fred Jackson on the depth chart, Dixon received the most carries of any Bill Monday night.
|Geno Smith, QB
|Smith replaced Michael Vick in the third quarter of Monday night's loss to Buffalo.
Analysis: Smith completed 10 of 12 passes for 89 yards, although the outcome was well decided by the time he entered the game. It was Smith's first appearance since Oct. 26.
|Michael Vick, QB
|Vick went 7 of 19 for 76 yards, and he was replaced in the third quarter by Geno Smith.
Analysis: Coach Rex Ryan said he noticed Vick hobbling after taking several hits during the game. But regardless of alibi, Vick was decidedly ineffective Monday night. He offers little to no fantasy value at this point in the season.
|Kyle Orton, QB
|Orton threw for 250 yards and two touchdowns Monday in Buffalo's convincing win over the Jets.
Analysis: Orton completed 24 of 32 passes and ended with a 115.4 passer rating - his second-highest this season. Orton rebounded from back-to-back defeats to pick up Buffalo's sixth win this season.
|Jace Amaro, TE
|Amaro has a head injury and is going through the NFL's concussion protocol.
Analysis: Coach Rex Ryan says Tuesday that Amaro, who leads NFL rookie tight ends with 34 catches for 291 yards receiving, is going through the NFL's concussion protocol. Ryan wouldn't confirm whether Amaro actually has a concussion, but the rookie's status for the Jets' game against the Miami Dolphins next Monday night is uncertain.
|Kellen Davis, TE
|The Detroit Lions have released tight end Kellen Davis.
Analysis: Davis played three games for the Lions this season without catching a pass. Detroit was beset by injuries at tight end, but Brandon Pettigrew and Joseph Fauria are healthy now.
|Brian Schwenke, C
|The Tennessee Titans have placed Schwenke on injured reserve.
Analysis: Schwenke hurt his left knee in Sunday's 43-24 loss at Philadelphia and had an MRI exam Monday.
|Michael Bush, RB
|The Arizona Cardinals signed running back Michael Bush on Tuesday and released Kerwynn Williams.
Analysis: Bush has 809 carries for 3,250 yards and 29 touchdowns along with 104 receptions for 1,010 yards and two touchdowns over a seven-year NFL career. Bush entered the league as a fourth-round pick of the Oakland Raiders in the 2007 draft. He sat out his rookie season because of a leg injury then played for the Raiders from 2008 to 2011 before signing with the Chicago Bears in 2012. He played in 15 games with the Chicago Bears last season before being released in March.
|Connor Barth, K
|The Denver Broncos have switched kickers again, waiving first-year pro Brandon McManus and signing Connor Barth, who hasn't kicked in an NFL game since 2012.
Analysis: Barth, 28, won a competition with 38-year-old Jay Feely at the Broncos complex in suburban Denver on Tuesday.
|Brandon McManus, K
|The Denver Broncos have switched kickers again, waiving first-year pro Brandon McManus and signing Connor Barth, who hasn't kicked in an NFL game since 2012.
Analysis: Barth, a five-year veteran, and 13-year pro Jay Feely worked out for the team Tuesday, 48 hours after McManus clanked a 33-yard field goal off an upright in Denver's 39-36 win over Miami. The Broncos traded a seventh-round draft pick to the Giants for McManus in August after Matt Prater's suspension. They later released Prater, who signed with Detroit. Solid on kickoffs, McManus was 9 for 13 on field goal attempts.
|Drew Brees, QB
|Brees threw for 420 yards, three touchdowns and an interception in Monday's loss to Baltimore.
Analysis: Brees had failed to surpass 300 yards in his previous three games.
|Troy Polamalu, S
|Barring a setback this week, cornerback Ike Taylor and safety Troy Polamalu will both play on Sunday when the Steelers host New Orleans.
Analysis: Taylor hasn't played since Week 3 due to a broken right forearm, while Polamalu is recovering from a sprained left knee.
|Ike Taylor, CB
|Barring a setback this week, cornerback Ike Taylor and safety Troy Polamalu will both play on Sunday when the Steelers host New Orleans.
Analysis: Taylor hasn't played since Week 3 due to a broken right forearm, while Polamalu is recovering from a sprained left knee.
|Andre Smith, T
|The Bengals put right tackle Andre Smith on injured reserve with a torn left triceps on Tuesday, ending his season.
Analysis: Smith got hurt during a 22-13 win in Houston on Sunday. He'd missed the two previous games with a sprained ankle.
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From the grandmother of my grandmother, it lives
at the footboard of the bed, passed down to me
by my own mother. As a child, I traced
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* nonfiction by Marcin Otto, from Stefanie Wortman's essay in MQR 53:3 Summer 2014 * In early 1940, several months into the Nazi occupation, Elektoralna found itself in the middle of a huge quarter called the Warsaw Ghetto, surrounded by a tall wall. Eleonora was Jewish but apparently she abandoned the flat with her children and stayed outside of the Ghetto, concealing their Jewish identities. In practice, it was a question of whether you looked Semitic and had the papers in order.
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* nonfiction by Christopher Kempf, excerpted from MQR 53:2, Spring 2014 * I began to understand by the second beer that I'd been misled in more than mere appearances. Aubrey was not, as she suggested in the "What I'm doing with my life" section of her profile, "petting every single dog she saw" for a living, but was, like so many young San Franciscan hipsters I'd been trying to avoid, working for a tech start-up in the Financial District. *


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Gay DJ Goes Too Far With J. Cole
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - J. Cole was doing a post performance interiew backstage at a Summer Jam concert for radio station KMEL in San Francisco, California.
One of the DJ's is an openly gay man who A$AP Rocky checked in April with the priceless words "Quit Calling Me An Advocate For Gays, Man!"
Slowly but surely the interview took a sharp turn left and then skidded completely off the road!
The DJ got away with asking a lot of suspect questions (4:27) and comments (5:27) but when he asked J. Cole "how long his schlong was' (6:20) that send the rapper running for the border!
Some people may call J. Cole homophobic after this incident but the interviewer got away with quite a few "pause" worthy moments.
Many other men would have tapped that jaw at the first innuendo so J. Cole deserves credit for enduring the embarrassing exchanges for as long as he did.
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Jermaine Lamarr Cole (born January 28, 1985), better known by his stage name J. Cole, is a German-born American hip-hop recording artist and record producer from Fayetteville, North Carolina. In 2009, he became the first artist to sign to Jay-Z's Roc Nation label. His debut album Cole World: The Sideline Story was released on September 27, 2011. The album debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, Top R&B Albums and Top Rap Albums chart, selling more than 218,000 in its first week. He received a nomination for Best New Artist at the 54th Grammy Awards.
J. Cole played for the Eastern Team in the 2012 NBA All-Star Weekend Celebrity Game. On February 24, 2012 J. Cole reached two million followers on Twitter, he celebrated by releasing the song "Grew up Fast." On March 1, 2012, J. Cole returned to his home town, Fayetteville North Carolina. To celebrate his return he released the song "Visionz of Home" and launched an event titled "Dreamville weekend" to inspire the youth of his hometown to achieve great things. J. Cole performed for the first time in Africa during the Big Brother Africa 7 opening ceremony on 6 May 2012, alongside Camp Mulla, P-Square, Naeto C, Flavour, Davido and Aemo E'Face.
On November 5, Cole revealed the title of his sophomore album, and an album teaser for it, Born Sinner and the release date of January 28, 2013, via ustream. The first single from Born Sinneris entitled "Miss America" and was released on November 13. Cole said in an interview that "Miss America" is meant to shift music in a different direction and he knows it won't be a big radio hit. He went on to elaborate, saying, "To me, 'Miss America' shifts things a little bit, it changes the conversation it takes it in a more aggressive direction, more raw, more social commentary... Any type of commentary is good compared to what a normal single is these days. That's my aim, is to shift culture slightly, change the conversation. Nobody expects that for your first single."He also plans to release a short film along with the album.
On December 31, 2012, Cole Revealed that Born Sinner would not be released on January 28, as previously expected. Cole said that he, " needed a little more time than that to get things done." On February 14, 2013, he released the artwork for the first single via Instagram. The song 'Power Trip' was released on February 14, 2013, features a second collaboration with Miguel. The release date is June 18, 2013, as announced by J. Cole. His reason was to compete with Kanye West's album "Yeezus".
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Nice apartment in Palermo
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Lovely furnished apartment in the heart of Palermo Hollywood, an area filled with restaurants, cafés, pubs and designer shops. Located within walking distance of Santa Fe avenue, easy access to subway stations and bus stops.The apartment includes: one bedroom with twin bed, a living-room with a table for four and an extra sofa bed, a fully equipped kitchenette, a bathroom with hot & cold running water and a private balcony overlooking the backyard, Internet access, WIFI, hot/ cold air conditioning, cable TV with remote, microwave, safety box and telephone. The building has a rooftop pool (available only in summer). A great choice, brightand comfortable in a modern building.
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You don't know what fruit I bear
"You judge a tree by its fruits."
The question is are you bearing the fruit of truth in Yahs word or are you bearing the fruit of Papal fallacy? It's quite simple and if you are not testing yourself by Scripture then you are being led astray,<<<<
I test myself by a lot more than Scripture, which Satan is able to quote chapter and verse and use to rationalize a lot of evil. It was a Pope who predicted the great evil that would result from contraception which has been borne out as he predicted.
>>>>Don't just listen to other people but "Test all things and hold fast to that which is good." If you study for yourself then you KNOW what you are doing but if you just listen to other then you don't know anything. <<<<
Who said I didn't study Scripture? Scripture is a collection of books written in many different styles and must be read and interpreted according to the style. There is allegory, parables, poetry,etc. One of my favorite resources is Scott Hahns "Understanding Scripture". The Catholic Mass is almost entirely Scripture, much more so than ANY Protestant church I ever attended. The Catholic Mass reads all of Scripture over a 3 year period. No Protestant church does that. They cherry pick passages they like and ignore the rest.
>>>>I'm not surprised in your "Sola Scriptura is heresy" belief, since the catholic church doesn't want you to know the truth.<<<
You wouldn't even have a Bible to worship if it weren't for the Catholic Church preserving it. No priest or deacon has ever tried to prevent me from reading Scripture. I DO know I was fed a lot of lies about Catholics when I was Protestant. We do not worship Mary or statues, or the Pope. We venerate. And yes, there are many great saints, people whose lives were examples of awesome faith, people who I aspire to be like.
>>>>> The very idea that the truth of Salvation is not contained within Scripture just goes to show how backward and obviously false your thinking is.<<<<
I never posted that. Where are you getting this? Please stick to facts and reality.
>>> And it further goes to show that you do indeed worship the Pope.<<<
You are making no sense. Nothing I have posted shows any such thing and your simply pronouncing that does not make it so.
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Next-Generation Medium-Format Cameras And Backs
The reports of the death of medium format in a digital age seem to have been greatly exaggerated
If you're reading this, there's a good chance you own a digital camera. That's a rather safe assumption, as digital cameras have become a regular part of the modern professional photographer's life. It's not equally safe, however, to assume that most pros shoot digitally with a medium-format camera.
For security and convenience, take a copy of your photo library with you
Think "insurance policy." Your digital files are your most important asset as a working photographer. No matter how secure your studio or how frequent your backups, if you lose your images, you lose income.
Kevin Foley - It's In The Light
Kevin Foley wasn't just an early adopter to digital, he went all in—and it's paid off in spades
We've spoken with plenty of photographers who are undertaking a switch to digital. The usual story is that the transition involves a certain amount of shooting both film and digital on the way to establishing a more overall digital workflow. If that's the usual pattern, Kevin Foley is charting his own course by going all digital all the time…and that's a chart he set several years ago.
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Nels Israelson does more than put the public face on Hollywood's biggest blockbusters. He sculpts light and creates a distinct mood that makes his photographs stand out.
L.A. photographer Nels Israelson's biggest clients are the Hollywood studios who call on him to photograph the eye-catching ad campaigns that promote their movies. Many of these images, like the shots he did for last year's summer blockbuster Spider-Man 2, are so painterly that many viewers may not recognize them as photographs. Israelson shoots these assignments knowing that there will be extensive postproduction processing of each image, and it dictates every move he makes in the studio—from the lights he uses to the lenses he selects. Every decision is made to provide the precise elements he thinks he'll need for compositing in the computer, yet also allow enough room for creative experimentation down the line.
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While New York Times photographer Tyler Hicks takes pictures of some of the most hellish events on the planet, he manages to capture moments that reaffirm life in the midst of violence and death
Ground Zero. Kabul. Baghdad. Banda Aceh. In locations such as these, Tyler Hicks thrives as a photographer. He's working at the forefront of the digital-imaging revolution, quickly adapting the latest digital cameras, storage solutions and networking technologies to his needs—then pushing them beyond their limits. As a New York Times photographer, Hicks has traveled alongside the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan and worked as an embedded press photographer with U.S. soldiers in Iraq, documenting with digital precision the new conflicts of the 21st century.
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"This originally called for 2 cans of black beans, but my kids aren't huge fans of black beans so I changed it for them. You can assemble this in advance and put it in the crock stoneware in the fridge overnight."
Serving Size: 1 (552 g)
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"Really easy and good... like chili a little thicker so small addition of tomato paste does the trick- also a tad less chili powder for my taste. The squash makes it sooo delicious!"
"11/11/2009 EEKKK! I forgot to put stars on it. 11/09/2009: I made this again but used (I blush to say it) my typical way of seasoning a pot of chili. I used one chopped green pepper, I used 2 cans of plain diced tomatoes and just two Tablespoons of the Penzey's Medium hot chili powder. I also threw in some garlic and mexican oregano. When you first taste it, the sweetness of the squash is noticed and then the heat comes behind. It's pretty; it's tasty and it makes a bunch. I think my DH will still find it plenty spicy but this is very tasty chili. 11/02/2009: I'm not going to do stars just yet because I made this but I messed with it. Don't you hate people like me? This is very good chili and the first thing I've ever made with Butternut Squash. I used one can of regular diced tomatoes and 1 can of mild Ro-tel tomatoes and it is still a little spicy for my family's palate but that is my fault--not the recipes. I also only used about 1 2/3 T of chili because my chili is pretty spicy. This is satisfying to eat and very tasty. As the chili "aged" to the second day the butternut squash kind of breaks down but the contrast of the black beans and the squash was very pretty. Tasty. I will get back to you if I make it again."


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Five home-run baseball movies
Who would have thought that, even with a starting rotation and line-up reminiscent of the Nashville Stars and bullpen as reliable as a kleptomaniac bank teller, the Milwaukee Brewers would be in the playoff chase? The Crew are a mere 2.5 games out of the final wild card spot, meaning baseball fever is still in the air.
The excitement doesn't have to be limited to Miller Park, however. "Trouble with the Curve," the new Clint Eastwood drama coming out this weekend, is also about America's favorite pastime. If Dirty Harry's latest ends up a swing-and-a-miss, here are five terrific baseball movies that are definitely worth cheering.
"Bull Durham"
1988's "Bull Durham" may be about a minor league baseball team, but there's nothing minor about this sports classic. It just gets the game better than almost any other movie about the sport. It's not about the prestigious, magical sport featuring mythical figures and dramatic clutch hits. "Bull Durham" is about playing a pretty much meaningless game on a hot, muggy night for a crowd of locals and mosquitoes in a small homey North Carolina town. It's not about greatness; it's about the long grimy road to greatness.
Since it's not as reverent, "Bull Durham" feels less about just a game and more about a real, earnest way of life and the many unique, hilarious characters who live it. Thankfully, Ron Shelton's Oscar-nominated script fills the team with memorable characters, likeable performances and legendary lines. There's probably no movie I quote more than "Bull Durham" ("Anything that travels that far oughta have a stewardess on it!"). They never get old, and neither does the movie that spawned them.
"The Sandlot"
This is going to sound crazy, but I almost forgot to put "The Sandlot" on this list. It's such a seminal part of childhood that it almost seems more like a cultural touchstone or ritual rather than just a movie. Everything about this 1993 American classic is perfect. The child actors are terrific (a difficult feat; just ask M. Night Shyamalan), the script is funny, the relationships between friends, as well as father and son, are honest and the baseball IQ is high. The best thing, though, is the tone. It's sweet and old-school wholesome, while also having the boys-will-be-boys rowdiness and heartfelt hijinks and banter that make the characters feel like real guys. "The Sandlot" is a part of cultural cannon that well deserves its spot.
"Field of Dreams"
Considering I have a cold, black obsidian heart, any movie that manages to pry a tear from my eyes is always considered a quality film. And when it comes to manly tearjerkers, it doesn't get much more satisfying than "Field of Dreams." What starts as almost a baseball-themed mystery turns into a beautiful and emotion-packed family reunion, all thanks to the power of baseball.
Costner has a reputation as being a somewhat bland actor (though he's very sly and charming in "Bull Durham"), but I think that actually works to "Field of Dreams'" advantage. It's a solid performance, but its best attribute is our ability to project ourselves onto Ray Kinsella and his emotions. The audience can easily imagine itself having a catch and feeling the magic of that seemingly simple yet timeless interaction between father, son and some chunks of leather.
"Major League"
"Major League," starring Tom Berenger and Captain Crazy himself, Charlie Sheen, isn't a revolutionary sports movie by any standard. It doesn't have the real sweat and grit of "Bull Durham," and its story, featuring a cute romance and ragtag band of losers suddenly in the thralls of a pennant chase, is far more conventional. Plus, I always argue the ending is not as happy as it seems because Berenger's knees seemingly exploded while running to first, leaving the team without their starting catcher for playoffs.
That being said, "Major League" is still a great movie. The characters, including the "Wild Thing" Ricky Vaughn and "Willie Mays" Hayes, whose catchphrase is another entry in my personal book of great quotes, are memorable, and the script is filled with hilarious lines. Most of the best lines come from the inimitable Bob Uecker ("Just a bit outside!"). Plus, much of "Major League" was filmed at Milwaukee County Stadium, so it gets several extra points for nostalgia.
"Moneyball" is a very strange kind of baseball movie. For one, it doesn't seem to care all that much for the actual game. Most of the exciting baseball action takes place off screen; even Scott Hatteberg's climactic game-winning home run is only really seen through Billy Beane (Brad Pitt)'s locker room reaction. Plus, the Steven Zaillian/Aaron Sorkin script is far more interested in the team's failures than in their triumphs.
These elements make "Moneyball" hard to really love (which is also strange, since sports movies are usually liked more for the emotional value rather than their technical merits), but they also make it one of the most fascinating baseball movies. Director Bennett Miller takes the audience beyond the typical baseball movie and into the difficult business side without losing our interest. Most sports films follow a band of underdogs into victory, but few movies understand the inevitable disappointment, as well as the small but satisfying joys, of betting on the little guy like "Moneyball."
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Well, I am writing a review on this a long time after having ordered it. That's because I used it today and once again didn't quite find it 100%. I had bought the same thing from a local store earlier and it was a great product. Very good for trimming ear and nose hair.No hassle, effective machine. So I ordered another one from Flipkart. Though the one I got from Flipkart was not that great. The blades were not very responsive and a bit hard. I guess some problem with the piece that was delivered. Its not like it doesn't work...just that it kind of leaves it a little incomplete.
I've been using this Philips model for almost a year now and it still works well. Don't be bothered by people who say it doesn't work well 'coz it does. You have to understand that just inserting the tip in your nose doesn't make the hair go away; you need to identify the roots and shave from there. Be patient: with a little practice you'll work it like a pro. The value for money is excellent and I'd recommend it any day.
Its the best nose hair remover out there. the closest trimming you can get. so much so that i ordered a second one for my travel needs. It does its job by giving you a very close trim of your nose hair better then all those revolving head ones. Just learn how to use it properly...its safe no cuts and niggles so you can press for a really close trim of nose hair.
its also quite decent as a moustache trimmer.
I brought this product mainly to replace my usage of scissors to cut my unwanted nose hair and it did perfectly without any problem and the smoothness to use. Safety design is plus, doesn't have any nicks and cuts. Easy to use and wash.
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Still, could do with it given its lesser price in comparison to other products in the same category.
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It's also the first ever visit of the Dubliners in Parma: last season's encounter was held in Reggio Emilia -25 km from Parma- on the fundraising event RUGBY VS EARTHQUAKE to support the population affected by the 2012 earthquake organised by Conad Centro Nord, the wholesale food dealer jersey's partner of Zebre.
This fixture comes into the Six Nations 2014 window, where both Zebre and Leinster proudly offer many players for their national teams for the international duties, in particular 9 zebras are capped by Italy facing France in Paris at 4pm on the same matchday.
For this reason, Zebre will boost their side with four permit players who join the black & white roster from the main Italian league, Eccellenza. One of them, Haimona from Rugby Calvisano, will start as fly-half to shape a whole new Kiwi half back partneship with the former All Black Brendon Leonard.
The other three permit players will be ready to earn their first ever RaboDirect PRO12 cap starting from the bench. Hooker Giovanchelli (28) and flanker Bernini (25) come from I Cavalieri Prato while utility back Bisegni (22) comes from one of the three Eccellenza clubs based in Rome, Lazio Rugby 1927.
Zebre' skipper will be the experienced prop Aguero who is set to lead the Italian team out against coach Matt O'Connor's side for his first time ever, becoming the 7th franchise captain overall.
Here's Zebre line-up for Sunday 9 February 2014 at Stadio XXV Aprile in Parma (Italy) for the 13nd round of the RaboDirect PRO12 against Leinster Rugby. Kick off at 6.00 pm local time :
15 Ruggero TREVISAN*
14 Giulio TONIOLATTI
13 Roberto QUARTAROLI*
12 Kameli RATUVOU
11 David ODIETE*
10 Kelly HAIMONA
9 Brendon LEONARD
8 Samuela VUNISA
7 Andries VAN SCHALKWYK
6 Filippo FERRARINI*
5 George BIAGI
4 Emiliano CAFFINI*
3 Dario CHISTOLINI
2 Tommaso D'APICE*
1 Matias AGUERO (cap)
Replacements :
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17 Andrea DE MARCHI
18 David RYAN
19 Michael VAN VUREN
20 Giacomo BERNINI*
21 Alberto CHILLON*
22 Giulio BISEGNI
23 Filippo CRISTIANO
All.Andrea CAVINATO
Not available for selection due to injury: Paolo BUSO, Nicola CATTINA, Filippo CAZZOLA*, Andrea MANICI*, Salvatore PERUGINI, Matteo PRATICHETTI, Giovanbattista VENDITTI*
Referee: Neil Hennessy (Wales Rugby Union) The Welsh referee is at his 18th match in the RaboDirect PRO12, fourth time with Zebre overall.
Assistant Referees: Filippo Bertelli e Francesco Russo (Both Federazione Italiana Rugby)
TMO: Carlo Damasco (Federazione Italiana Rugby)
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Tired of breaking up backseat fights among your bored kids on road trips? Try these mom-tested travel games and activities to occupy your children, and you'll never hear, "Mom, are we there yet?" again. At last, getting there can really be half the fun!
The License Plate Game
Print a U.S. map off the computer and give one to each child along with a set of crayons. The kids color in the states as they spot license plates from each one. You could make this an extended game that lasts all summer with the goal of coloring all 50 states before school starts.
License Plate Bingo
My sister and I played this as kids and I passed it on to my own children. I make up bingo cards with the names of the states on them. I give them the cards with a supply of stickers and let them mark off the states as they see them on passing license plates.
Travel Scavenger Hunt
We make up lists of things for the kids to watch for while on the road. There are a lot of generic things found on most road trips and you can spice up the lists with special scenery along your particular route. Just pull out a map and a travel guide for help. Give each child a list and plenty of stickers since they don't fall off and are easy to use for marking items off the list. I usually make up two sets of lists with different items, one for the trip there and one for the ride home.
The Suitcase Game
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Here we are America on the cusp of the greatest rejuvenation of the American philosophy if we choose to honor our heritage. There is no need to reject our philosophy
With such an activist federal government working outside the Constitution ( for many years in both parties) we need to safeguard our future. We must do it by reducing federal
Take a good look at SOCIAL JUSTICE or SOCIALISM and what it has brought to Greece the cradle of western civilization. The rallying cry of the unions. The practice of
The recall measures over Senator Menendez will set up for a interesting ruling from the US supreme court in time. With the recent flap over violence against elected officials blaming
I Just watched a congresswomen Ms. Lee 18th district of Texas claim health care is a RIGHT. I thought it would be worth repeating some past arguments on the subject.
If the senate bill passes tonight. Mr. President sign this monstrosity in the dark of night in the shadows. That is what you deserve the way this was done. This
That comment shows me how business is done in Washington, not quality with the best interest of the country in mind. What a rational congressional or administrative individual would question
My god have the left reached the point and sunk that low in attacking the wife of a supreme court justice to push there socialist agenda. Any true freedom loving
I don't see enough republican engagement (on T.V.) invalidating the problems with this existing legislation. From what is in the bill to why it needs to be passed NOW as
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At a special meeting of the City Council's Public Safety Committee last week, flanked by camera crews, Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Brian Cummings was calm and confident, but the 32-year veteran was in trouble nonetheless.
In two weeks of turmoil that had prompted the meeting, Cummings created an uproar by instituting an information blackout on routine news regarding LAFD emergency rescue calls, and more than once changed his story about why his department gave out false data that depicted L.A. firefighters' response times as being far faster than they are.
Experts say the difference between a five-minute arrival on the scene, and a six- or seven-minute response time, can result in the death or disabling of a victim. But for years, LAFD has been quietly padding its results, shifting the calls that take six minutes into the "five minutes or less" column.
Under pressure to explain, Cummings admitted that LAFD did not give the City Council true response-time numbers when the council slashed its budget last year. Cummings' team gave computer projections instead, assuring city leaders that it could absorb the budget cut because in 2008 nearly 80 percent of emergency calls were answered in five minutes or less — a rosy record. But untrue. Just 64 percent of LAFD calls were answered that fast.
Now that number has sagged to 60 percent, and a once-heralded fire department is looking like a below-average outfit.
With critics suggesting the fire department lied, Cummings, in a March 16 letter, instituted a highly unusual news blackout on emergency calls, refusing to divulge the addresses or arrival times — key components for the public to judge if LAFD was arriving in five minutes or less.
Cummings told KNX Newsradio that his short-lived blackout was required under privacy law, and told City News Service that City Attorney Carmen Trutanich advised him to do it.
But as critics harshly questioned Cummings' judgment, Kelli Sager, one of the region's leading First Amendment attorneys, said the chief's directive was plainly illegal. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa then publicly slapped Cummings, sending him — and the city's reporters — a letter halting the blackout.
Cummings was now in the middle of the biggest political crisis the fire department had faced since the 2005 Tennie Pierce dog food incident. He attributed his snafus to misunderstandings. "It's been clear that the way I have presented the data has been confusing," Cummings told City Council members Mitch Englander, Jan Perry, Joe Buscaino, Paul Krekorian and Dennis Zine, who make up the public safety committee.
At the three-hour emergency meeting, no City Council member seemed eager to delve into what is emerging as a systemwide safety weakness in a department once held up as exemplary.
"The sky is not falling," insisted Zine, who is running for city controller. "The fire department is going to continue to respond to calls. We're not facing any major upheaval. ... There was a lot of hysteria."
"I have no reason to believe [Cummings] was telling anything but the truth," Englander said afterward. The false response times issued for years by LAFD are "not the scandal that's been politicized by mayoral candidates."
The council members appeared to mostly absolve Cummings. A majority of them, after all, approved Villaraigosa's deep budget cuts to LAFD — tens of millions of dollars over the past three years, which firefighters and others say have created longer response times to fires and other life-threatening situations.
"Resources were being drained," says Miracle Mile Residential Association president Jim O'Sullivan, who has researched the impact of budget cuts. "We need to get LAFD back to the point in which they can protect us."
The night before the meeting, Villaraigosa made light of what others see as systemic public-safety problems, joking about it at a roast for City Council President Herb Wesson. As first reported by news blog The City Maven and widely repeated, the mayor cracked: "Is Chief Cummings here yet? We called him five minutes ago. Late again."
But days later, a Villaraigosa aide asked the firefighters' union not to be "so public" over the response-time issue. United Firefighters of Los Angeles City President Pat McOsker says the aide asked him to "start talking nice." Instead, McOsker publicly declared: "I am going to be public every damn day. ... The bodies are piling up!"
Some firefighters say the response-time falsehoods and Cummings' news blackout are red flags that signal larger problems that could endanger the lives of citizens and firefighters.
Activist firefighters, who would only talk anonymously for fear of retaliation — such as holds put on their promotions — tell the Weekly that morale is at its lowest point in 20 years, driven, they say, by unstable and politicized leadership. Villaraigosa has placed four different chiefs at the helm — an unprecedented turnover, worse than the LAFD leadership changes of the 1970s — and "our chief is at the beck and call of the mayor," says a veteran with more than 20 years of service.


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Google Begins Test Phase for Wave
Four months have gone by since Google announced their new, innovative communication solution, Wave. Last week was the beginning of its test phase.
As engineering manager Lars Rasmussen indicated in his blog, a huge number of invitations are going out to test the new service called Google Wave. With over 100,000 invitations, the search engine giant will contact developers and users who registered for a Wave test account.
As is customary with GMail, the earlier user group who signed up and offered feedback can nominate others for additional invitations. As Rasmussen says in his blog, "If all goes well we will soon be inviting many more to try out Google Wave." The test version should be stable enough and will implement all features for the start, although servers could experience failures now and then. Otherwise Google spent the last four months making the service faster, better and error-free. Google wouldn't be Google if there weren't some features on the to-do list that they would want to integrate still this year.
Google presented its new product, with its intensive new technologies based on the HTML5 draft, at its Google I/O show in San Francisco. The software combines mail, chats, blogs, Picassa and an integrated networked document manager. Thanks to HTML5, the application runs completely in the browser. A large part of the source code is ready for download at code.google.com, with specifications for running your own Wave server also free online.
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Enterprise giant frees itself from ink and home PCs (and visa versa).
Mozilla Labs Shuts Down
Mozilla's product think tank sinks silently into history.
Internet Giants Launch Collaboration to Improve Open Source
TODO group will focus on open source tools in large-scale environments.