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Chicken Galantine
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Ever since I saw Julie and Julia I wanted to try deboning a chicken. Today, four years later, I got around to actually doing it. Maybe it was the lack of sleep over the past few days (we got back from Guatemala at 4:00 Monday morning), maybe it was the …
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Crunch into some lettuce
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Korena of Korena in the Kitchen was our May Daring Bakers' host and she delighted us with this beautiful Swedish Prinsesstårta! When I first saw this challenge I must admit I was a little intimidated. It's three layers of sponge cake, the layers going: sponge cake, jam, pastry cream, sponge cake, pastry …
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Dandelion Greens with Balsamic Vinegar
on May 22, 2013, at 8:49 p.m.
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Banana Caramel Upside-Down Cake
on April 21, 2013, at 10:40 p.m.
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Moroccan Chickpea and Carrot Salad + Announcements
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Red Velvet Cream Cheese Brownies
on Feb. 10, 2013, at 6:23 p.m.
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Red Velvet Cream Cheese Brownies
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Spicy Caramel Coconut Popcorn
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Black Pearl Chocolate Cake
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Still catching up post-vacation, so this is somewhat old news, but still worth mentioning . . . Last week, PEN announced the recipients of this year's Translation Fund awards. Winning translators receive $3,000 to support their work, and hopefully via the attention generated by the award, will find a publisher for their project. (There are at least three on here that I'm personally interested in, starting with Samanta Schweblin's stories. We featured her as part of our "29 Days of Awesome": series focused on Granta's special "Best of the Young Spanish Language Novelists" issue.)
Anyway, here's info on all 11 recipients, along with info on their respective projects. If you're a publisher and want more info on any of these, you should contact either Alena Graedon (alena[at]pen.org) or Michael Moore (michaelfmoore[at]gmail.com).
Oh, and kudos to Northwestern for already having signed on one of the most interesting sounding books from this list. Clearly they're still going to be doing great translations even after the demise of the Writings from an Unbound Europe series.
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My wife and I have been craving pasta with lobster and roasted tomato. We're also going to shave some bottarga on top at the end along with very light pinch of chili flakes. It doesn't sound like a great dish to pair with red wine but here's the thing: We have 2 nice-ish bottles of Oregon pinot that we've been thinking about for some time and I'm not convinced that it won't work. The other part is that we're taking a much needed vacation and will be assembling this meal in our hotel which will have a full kitchen. Should be fun but I won't be bringing more than the 1 bottle of wine so if you think the pairing won't work, I'll bring something else. To clarify, this won't be a marinara or anything like that. Just a small amount of dark, cooked tomato with the lobster and bottarga tossed in.
Thanks in advance for your help.
re: goldangl95
I never get too hung up about matching food and wine. I've had many a bottle of PN with fish and even once had cod with a mature claret. I've always found PN and cru Beaujolais to be very versatile wines when it comes to coping with different foods.
With the chili, I might think of a CA Santa Rita PN, but, OTOH, have served some OR PN's with wife's gumbo, and it can be very spicy, with some fair "heat."
Go for it, and let us know how well the PN worked.
Now, I almost always have at least one red (most often a PN), with my white fish, unless in a creme sauce.
Pinot works well with fatty seafood like salmon or tuna. There just isn't enough fat in this dish as I see it for Pinot to work well. I'd choose a white wine like a Viognier with a little body and fruit to deal with the heat.
I'd probably go for Viognier or Chenin Blanc, but the PN might be sort of OK. (Just OK though - but certainly not terrible.)
sounds like each will be wonderful on its own, but together, not so much. I'd prefer a vermentino with the combination you described.
Ok guys. So I'm certain the combination would have made for a lovely meal and thank you all for your intelligent input. We've decided to grab a bottle of very good NV Champagne and sip it throughout the evening with some cured meats, a salad and then the lobster dish. I imagine the pairing will be lovely.
I did just buy some AMAZING duck thighs at the greenmarket and I will serve those next week with the pinot. Maybe along with some broiled mushrooms.
Thanks again for all your help.
One of the great things about Pinot Noirs is that, with their lower tannins and higher acidity, they tend to sit "under" the food, rather than "pairing" with it. They're an excellent complement to just about everything ^except* beef and pork (which require higher tannins to cut the fat of a good cut of red meat). My advice is, when in doubt, pick a Pinot or a good bottle of bubbly, like Verve Cliquot. They'll rarely fail you.
re: seiun
In my personal experience, I've found Pinots actually to be fairly sensitive to pairings if the goal is to focus on and enjoy the wine. A lot of the "layering"/dimensions to a Pinot can get easily blown out (in the case of more earthy Pinots) or dramatically clash with (in the case of more fruit/floral Pinots) by a whole varietal of foods outside French cuisine. Strong garlic, spicy, or sweet flavors all can be problematic.


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Also can you withdrawal or does the money have to be spent and on what?
It appears that you are planning to do this alone. A bankruptcy trustee and the U.S. Trustee review all bank statements for a certain period of time prior to your bankruptcy filing date. Eyebrows will be raised and questions will be asked if it is evident that cleared out your accounts.
Such a course of action is unnecessary and likely to bring problems.
When you file for bankruptcy, you are entitled to *exempt* a certain amount of cash that is yours to keep and use. The idea is to disclose ALL of your assets and exempt what you are permitted by law. Everything else becomes part of the distributable estate to pay creditors.
There are many "no asset" cases which means that after disclosing all assets and claiming available exemptions, there are no assets that can be liquidated for a meaningful distribution to creditors. The Bankruptcy Code is not intended to leave you totally destitute -- it is intended to give you a fresh start including more than your clothes on your back.
So, instead of gambling with your ability to get a bankruptcy discharge or risking imprisonment for bankruptcy fraud, discuss your situation with an attorney. You pay them to conduct you through the process, answer your questions and avoid pitfalls.
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Lawmakers continued their recent tradition of appropriating only a small amount of the Bush administration's e-government fund request in the fiscal 2005 omnibus spending bill.
For fiscal 2005, administration officials requested $5 million in directly appropriated funds and authority to use $40 million in federal agency fees collected by the General Services Administration. But lawmakers appropriated
$3 million, and they rejected the administration's request for permission to draw from the GSA fund.
But the numbers show an improved relationship between the Bush administration and Congress, said Karen Evans, the Office of Management and Budget's administrator of e-government and information technology. By comparison, the Senate wanted to give the fund $1 million last year.
"We asked for $5 million in appropriated dollars, and we got $3 million," Evans said. "That's 66 percent. That's not bad."
In addition, OMB officials convinced lawmakers to purge language from a House-approved appropriations bill that would have banned the Interior Department, Energy Department and Forest Service from spending $13.3 million on four e-government projects.
Lawmakers have appropriated $16 million for the broader e-government fund since fiscal 2002, which is far less than the amount Bush administration officials originally sought: $100 million over three years.
"Right now there's enough to do what we need to do," Evans said.
She said progress would accelerate on some of the statutory requirements created by the E-Government Act of 2002 if more money were available. She added, however, that congressional funding levels don't constrain the agency's mission to shut down redundant IT systems.
If anything, a generously funded e-government fund would hinder OMB officials' ability to cut off overlapping agency system investments, said Mark Forman, Evans' predecessor.
"You literally don't need a separate funding pot," he said. "There's plenty of money in the system." The fund's role is akin to a venture capital firm providing initial funding, Forman said.
President Bush promised $100 million during the 2000 election campaign. But once in office, administration officials "recognized that there was so much redundancy [that] $100 million was a drop in the bucket in the scheme of things," Forman said.
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A fatter e-government fund could create parallel e-government initiatives — one federal solution and one agency solution, Evans said.
With more money, agency officials would have argued with OMB officials: "Why don't you fund the initiatives because you've got the money, and we'll continue doing our thing?" she said.
Because of pass-the-hat funding and OMB's goal of eliminating redundancy, agency officials are more involved in e-government initiatives to ensure that governmentwide solutions meet their needs, Evans said.
Still, OMB officials said the administration will seek more funding again next year.
Yet because congressional committees generally oversee only one major department, however, congressional appropriators are more likely to fund single-agency initiatives, not governmentwide solutions, Forman said. System overlap will continue unless lawmakers change how they fund agencies, he added.
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Is it the computer in the stove? I don't think it is an element, because I don't think the digital readout would say the oven was pre-heated to a certain temperature if one of the elements was burned out.
I recently (about 2 months ago) had the oven serviced by Sears (where I purchased it) to repair a faulty oven probe, and the technician changed out the jack that the probe plugs into. The problem with our food not cooking correctly dates from around that time, but I can't swear it started that same day. Of course, that service was under warranty, but the warranty has since expired.
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Another nice sharp and bright photo. The reflections work well. It would have been impossible to set up a tripod here - it would have been trampled by the hordes of people. The high ISO makes a difference. With my camera any ISO higher than 400 has so much noise it's not worth using.
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This photo is nice and sharp and well exposed, despite the difficult conditions. It captures the feeling of the place on the night. I didn't see this particular pattern - I didn't hang around long enough to see the whole repertoire as there were so many other sights to see.
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Dog-shooting tragic: But let's not rush to change law
Yes, the law allows what the neighbor did. No, we don't think it was an appropriate response. If, as the dog owners claim, this was the first such incident, then shooting was a gross overreaction.
But sometimes individuals do irrational things and other people suffer the consequences. Differences are either resolved or they are not. But they are often best left to the parties involved and not to the government jumping in with its own irrational response by trying to fix things with a law.
The rabbit owner said he shot the dog (with what gun-control zealots will no doubt call an "assault" rifle) because his bunnies are prone to heart attacks if startled. And the crack of an AR-15 semi doesn't startle them? Perhaps not. According to the dog owners, the bunny man regularly does target shooting on his property.
The dog owners want the law changed to remove one's right to shoot a dog if it merely is "worrying" someone's animals, as opposed to "wounding or killing" them.
That "worrying" is a pretty broad term, to be sure. But it has its purpose. No doubt farmers and others have had experience with hens that wouldn't lay and cows whose milk production went down because of dogs. And if Bambi were being chased through the snow by a pack of dogs, would anyone object to shooting the dogs, even if they had not caught up with the deer?
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Enlightened yes, but not common
I can imagine many women, men too but particularly women, finding it hard to adopt such an attitude. Imagine if the women's email contact lists included work colleagues.
So, so jaded.
"I have been here too long"
I fear so.
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As a rule
As a rule, it is a good one. However, this does strike me as a good idea.
Lenovo slims down for All-in-One PC
More like
More like the PC equivalent of an iMac. Stick on the latest Ubuntu or hack OS X onto it and you're pretty much there. Much cheaper too.
Hey big spender.
People who actually have to save up for stuff?
Firefox ahead of IE in Europe, boosted by Chrome effect
Why then is Firefox doing so well? Who's pushing that one on me?
Oh I see
"I feel sorry for those that can't be bothered to explore alternatives, or just believe everything they read in a Microsoft/Apple/Google/Mozilla press release."
Reads a lot like:
"I feel sorry for those that don't use my favourite browser, or won't listen when I stamp my feet and tell them they're all sheep."
Personally I've chosen a combination of Firefox and Chrome. That's right, *chosen*. I don't even read press releases.
BAA accused of banning passengers from filming travel chaos
La la la, I'm not listening!
Also, what ever you do, don't make a joke about b-l-o-w-i-n-g any of them u-p.
The year's best... HD TVs
Alert: general Tuesday moan
Although Reg Hardware is pretty good at talking about features and what-not, I find these articles largely useless without an approximate price. Particularly for laptops and other systems that tend to vary greatly. I don't know about anyone else, but when shopping, I have a Venn diagram in my head of stuff I want, and stuff I can afford, and I buy the intersection. I have a feeling all the TVs in this article are out of my price range, but it'd be nice to know for sure.
I suppose I could look around at various shop sites myself, but if the numbers are easy to find why aren't they in the article.
Note: To be fair, you do tend to put the prices on the some articles, like the recent run-down of MP3 players.
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Wikileaks Bradley Manning leak storm
Well, OK other diplomats probably know all this stuff, but it's rare that we get to see it.
Also, the black and white confirmation that Arab leaders were urging the US to attack Iran is going to make them pretty uncomfortable. They generally rule over people who are pretty sympathetic to Iran.
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Froidian terror
"upturned like the nose of the loveliest nocturnal animal, sniffing the night"
That one's going to haunt me.
Yes! It's the Reg Top 5 FUTURISTIC GUNS Thanksgiving Roundup!
...or indeed, find out who's insides are inside afterwards.
An obvious problem is that anyone who intends to do anything naughty with their gun will probably disable the black box first. I imagine a black market in non-smart gun grips will spring up over night.
Payback orders for eBay squaddie
Not normally available?
My spare room is stuffed with enough army issue junk to argue otherwise*. Pretty much anywhere with an Army Cadet Force company or two, or local TA regiment, you'll be able to find someone selling it. You won't find much in desert colours though, but regular green DPM is everywhere.
*Mrs is an ACF instructor.
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They go up, tiddly, up, up.
Those magnificent men in their flying phallic symbols.
Steve Jobs no longer Eggman as Beatles hits iTunes
That's What I Want
A cursory glance at amazon.co.uk and play.com suggest that these are fairly normal prices. Lot of shmucks out there.
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No it's perfect. There's nothing there to fuck up.
NHS website stops whingers clogging up the surgeries
I would guess
I would guess the reason they're reluctant to do this, is that misuse of antibiotics increases the risk of developing drug resistant bacteria.
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That didn't help the first victim of The Blob. He picked it up with a stick and it still ate him.
Top 10 Kindle books outsell dead-tree versions 2-1
Oh yes
Not telling us what popular tripe the kindle-kiddies are into then. I suspect it's Dan Brown and teen vampire fluff all round.
Tesco's iPhone app gets barcode reader
No love for Android
I'm becoming increasingly annoyed at the lack of app development for Android from companies like this, and the likes of National Rail. Perhaps more annoying is when an app exists for Android but you have to pay for it, whereas the iPhone app is free.
One-third of iPad fanbois don't download apps
Who's with me?
Who wants to join the campaign to ban spelling the word fan-boy as 'fanbois', for any context. I can't be the only one who reads it as 'fanbwaah'.
Cameron: Carriers tomorrow, bombers today
Good job Argentina is a mess
...or it'd be bye bye Falklands.
Apple to lead fanbois 'Back to the Mac'
One of these days
One of these days I'll be able to afford to go back to Mac.
Bruce Willis relaxes as asteroid skims Singapore
Interesting, but not shocking. Don't objects of this size, and bigger, fall to earth all the time, but are just not spotted?
Aggrieved boffins to march on Whitehall
LASERs on the head of anything you want
I good example of the short sightedness of cutting funding that doesn't have immediate commercial potential is the LASER. They were just tools for physicists for ages, and no one had much of a clue what to do with them. Now they're one of the fundamental technologies of our economy.
So good on 'em.
Also, anecdote time: My dad worked in a research laboratory in Hinxton until it was shut down. They showed the local MP around the labs one day, with demos of their tunnelling electron microscopes etc. At one point the man turned around and said, "So, remind me. What's an atom?"
£1bn+ Royal Navy destroyer finally fires 'disgraceful' weapon
Oh Lewis
I was just thinking, "I wonder when Mr Page is going to have another good old go at the navy, it's been a while."
Fruitcake profs demand strict curbs on killer robots
Woo, the guy works two floors down from here. I've seen him being interviewed on the benches inside the quad at least once, which means I might have inadvertently ended up on TV at some point.
Multi-touch iMacs prepped in Cupertino?
Did your mummy not hug you enough?
It would explain the anger.
Canada prostitution laws pulverised: politicians apoplectic
"focussing the full weight of the law on the most abhorrent practices, such as trafficking or child abuse."
Which according to the twisted minds of our former government, represents the majority of the sex industry. Everyone remember those trafficking figures they magically pulled out of their arses?
Pentagon out to 'destroy' Wikileaks, founder says
Wish he wasn't so self righteous. Wikileaks used to appear responsible, with no underlying agenda. Not so sure now.
US demands right to snoop the world
I think we've learned that...
Friendship with the US is a one way street.
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High strees life of a city gardener
"gardeners visiting the Royal Horticultural Society gardens at Wisley"
Are they particularly prone to suicide?
Online hotel bookings to be probed for price-fixing
Always a positive for the consumer.
Firefox wraps its gums around the iPhone
Isn't limiting users to one browser what MS were taken to court for in the EU? How is Apple getting away with this?
Indiana judges dismiss girl's nipple exposure appeal
It may be considered prudish but breasts are regarded as erotic by the majority of people, and their display might offend those who don't want to see them in public.* From the sounds of the case, the girl knows this. The fact that they are erotic was the reason she was flashing passing cars for thrills, to the enjoyment of some and disgust of others. There's also the fact that it'd be a distraction to drivers, but that's something else to worry about.
*Not by me, I hasten to add.
Hands up
Anyone else read it as "Indiana Jones dismiss girl's nipple exposure appeal"?
Check Point defends ZoneAlarm scareware-style warning
"Ah crap"
I did think "ah crap" when I saw it, thinking I'd allowed my machine to get infected with scareware. This was followed by confusion and suspicion when I saw ZoneAlarm in the title bar. I happened to be using the Mrs' laptop when it popped up on that too, so managed to diffuse that one as well.
iPhone mules are taking our handsets, damnit!
Why do you suppose when I got to "Eastern European" the mystery of where this article came from vanished? I must have the gift of premonition.
ZoneAlarm slammed for scarewarey marketing
I demand a test!
Has the Register done a "best of" on free anti-virus, spam blocking, firewall software etc. What's the best (FREE) alternative to ZonaAlarm?
Podgy Googlers get shrunken plates
I just googled grits. Now I feel ill.
Voice of America chap ejaculates over Paris Hilton
Oy vay
"...attempt to win Middle Eastern hearts and minds by pumping out a weekly celebtastic show featuring the antics of Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian and Britney Spears"
That'll go down well with the clerics. I can't imagine many things that'll have a more polarizing effect on Islamic cultures.
Multi-touch iPod nano stripped bare
It is a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt over so small a thing.
Brits don't want in-flight calling
My experience
In my experience, flights are a strange (very un-English) microcosm, where people who're annoying tend to be dealt with as a collective. If it's 4 in the morning and everyone's trying to sleep, and someone starts yacking, everyone will glare them into silence pretty sharpish.
Of course I've never been on a flight with drunken men or women (sorry ladies but I hear you're the worst), going to a stag or hen do. I can only imagine what special kind of hell that must be.
'Larry and Sergey's HTML5 balls drained my resources'
Fresh ideas
You wouldn't happen to work for Microsoft, would you?
Happiness: Yours for £50k a year
Median of $52,000?
Really? That's over £30,000! Lucky bastards.
It's alive! Duke Nukem Forever breaks out of vapour trail
Didn't work anyway
The live feed didn't work anyway. Apparently they had 'technical difficulties', plus the trailer isn't ESRB rated yet, but is pretty naughty (as you'd expect).
Independent bigs up the 'Wanky Balls festival'
Nonsense feedback
That would result in all heads at Castle El Reg. exploding in some kind of nonsense feedback loop.
Microsoft digs Macs in back-to-school ads
The day
...you become a stereotype.
Valve's Source games are heading that way too. Still in the minority though.
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