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Hiro Sakaguchi's Avert Escape or Cope With Opening Reception
DuPont II Gallery
November 1, 2014 - April 26, 2015
A selection of whimsical paintings and sculpture inspired by an aesthetic for animation and childhood toys, Hiro Sakaguchi's work focuses on themes of war and natural destruction.
Dan Jackson's Manufactured Opening Reception
DuPont I Gallery
November 8, 2014 - May 3, 2015
Dan Jackson's solo exhibition of still life photographs and photo-realistic figurative paintings reflect art historical precedents as well as advertising and movie sets.
T.S. Kist's Wire/less Opening Reception
Hatch Gallery
November 7 - 30, 2014
TS Kist repurposes abandoned technological components and wires to ironically address the evolution of the wireless movement, its impact on human connections, and its subsequent accumulated waste. This opening reception will include live choreography by A.T. Moffett exploring the physicality of connection in the digital age.
Gallery Talk by Sculptor Jim Dessicino
6:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Jim Dessicino will discuss his nine-foot statue of Edward Snowden, which garnered international attention during its recent appearances in New York City. The statue is currently on display outside the DCCA's front entrance.
Underground Comic Con 2
DCCA Auditorium
Adult and kid cosplayers are highly encouraged to come. Comic book artists will be showing their skills on site and there will be superheroes available for photo opportunities.
Supporting Kidds Art Exhibit Closing Reception
DCCA Lobby
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Supporting Kidds provides a compassionate pathway to healing for grieving children and their families, and empowers the community to support them in the grieving process. November 7 will be the last chance to see the week-long Expressions of Grief Art Exhibit at the DCCA.
Featured Art Lounge Artist Jim Graham
DCCA Art Lounge in the Lobby
Delaware photographer Jim Graham has worked as an editorial, commercial, and fine art photographer for more than 35 years. Among other honors, Graham was named Southern Photographer of the Year and was twice nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. His fine art photography has been shown throughout Delaware and in galleries in New York, Maine, Indiana, and on Nantucket.
Featured Alternatives Museum Shop Artist Eric Zippe
Eric "the Imagemaker" Zippe's beautiful landscape and fun pop culture woodprint photographs are now available in the DCCA's Alternatives Museum Shop. Prices start at $20.


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JOHN MONCRIEFF LTD., PERTH `MONART` GLASS TABLE LAMP, CIRCA 1930 the mushroom shade with adjustable brass support, raised on a shouldered base, the clear glass with swirling lemon and white inclusions and with further green and pink inclusions, bears original paper label to base `VII.P/23.390` 37cm high Note: `Monart` glass was produced in Perth from the 1920s to 1960s. The Monart name grew... More


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I have read multiple answers to this question and I'm hoping someone can finally settle this for me. Is it safe to use tap water for an enema? I have a fleet enema that's prefilled with a liquid. The reason I'm using an enema is because I want to clean myself out before anal sex. The tap water I have does sometimes smell slightly chlorinated. I've read things that say it's dangerous to use tap water, then I read something else that said it's safe if you only use it like once or twice a month. Somewhere else said to use filtered water and somewhere else said use bottled water or distilled water. So can someone please tell me which is the right answer?
Also, how soon before you have anal sex should you do an enema?
Thank you so much!
|Thu, 10-11-2012 - 6:23pm
Thank you both so much for the advice! I haven't used it yet, but I'm thinking about using my filtered water from the fridge that I drink everyday. That seems like it would be safe.
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I have no experience with that either, but I do have an opinion! LOL
Although tap water can be filled with certain levels of bacteria and other contaminates that could be considered safe levels for ingestion, I'd definitely hesitate about using it in an enema. I remember not long ago, some people using tap water in Netti pots for sinus problems ended up experiencing different problems due to contaminates... so I'd play it safe by using a pre-filled enema. JMO... good luck!


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Well this looks interesting, a free open source non-linier video editing package. Now if only it ran under Windows :) (kickstarter for just that: Link)
There is a live CD though and it seems to support a stack of codecs.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Buster Posey hit a game-ending home run into the left-field seats leading off the bottom of the ninth, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 on Friday night.
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Clayton Kershaw came off the bereavement list to pitch seven impressive innings for the Dodgers only five days after the death of his father, Christopher, and 56 hours following the funeral in Texas. Kershaw allowed one run and three hits, struck out five and walked three in a 104-pitch outing.
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Local Everyday Hero Spotlight: Dad And Daughter Duo Help The Less Fortunate
(CBS Charlotte) — Throughout every community in the United States, local heroes work tirelessly to make the world a better place.
Local heroes give their time and energy to causes that are near and dear to their hearts — without the need or desire for praise, reward, or recognition.
Charlotte is home to many local everyday heroes who help improve the well-being of our city — including the well-being of people who are sick, elderly, injured, or in need.
This month, CBS Charlotte is shining our Local Everyday Hero Spotlight on a Dad and Daughter Duo who volunteer their time to assist people in need.
Jeff Wilson has lived in Charlotte since 1986. He first began volunteering in our community in 2002. Here is Jeff's interview:
Q. How does it feel to be nominated for being a local hero?
A. Almost silly. There are so many people who are doing so much more for so much longer. I'm not doing anything overly special, just what we're all called to be doing.
Q. Why do you feel that it's important to give back?
A. God has truly blessed me. All that I have (time, talents and treasure) are gifts from Him. I'm called to take what I need and share the rest. I'm also called to be a servant, and I've chosen to serve those less fortunate than me.
Q. When did you first start volunteering?
A. In 2002 I started volunteering at CMC-Pineville. In the summer of 2003, I volunteered to work on a Habitat for Humanity house my church was sponsoring. When that house was done I worked on the next one, and the next one …
That was 10 years ago. In 2009, I became a Board member for Habitat Matthews. In 2010, I became the ministry leader for Habitat at my church. In April, my church begins construction on our 7th Habitat house which is also Habitat Matthews' 100th house! What a milestone! In the summer of 2012 I started volunteering each Thursday with Serve Charlotte's Homeless.
Q. Which community effort is your favorite to attend?
A. Attending the Habitat House dedications is such an uplifting event. The families are finally given the keys to their own home. After having worked 400 plus hours themselves on it and other Habitat activities, they must feel great. Most of the families are coming from crowded, sub-standard rental housing. Most never dreamed they'd have a decent home of there own. But through the efforts of a lot of people, they now do.
Q. What has been your most humbling experience while volunteering?
A. Two come to mind. Last Thanksgiving, my daughter and I went Uptown to hand out turkey sandwiches, water and snacks. Along our route we came upon an elderly homeless lady, asleep on a street bench. Rachel gently put some food on her lap. The second occurred recently as we were cleaning up after a homeless supper. A man came in around 7 p.m., desperately asking if we had any food left. All that was left were two sandwich bags of hot dogs. As I offered them to him, apologizing this was all we had left, he said that it would make a fine meal for his family. He was so grateful. In a country and city like ours, why are people still living like this? What more can I do?
Q. If you could change one thing about homelessness, what would it be?
A. If I could, I'd love to end homelessness; more realistically, I'd like to see that these people all have a warm, dry, and safe place to go at night — year round.
Rachel Harris has lived in Charlotte for 26 years. She first began volunteering when she was a freshman in high school. Here is Rachel's interview:
Q. When did you first start volunteering?
A. I first started volunteering my freshman year in high school. I was a "candy striper" at Carolinas Medical Center. My favorite thing to do was deliver flowers to patients. It was so rewarding seeing how people's faces lit up when I brought the flowers and balloons into their hospital rooms. I volunteered off and on after that for various organizations until I really found my niche last year, and have made volunteering part of my regular schedule every week.
Q. Why do you feel compelled to volunteer?
A. Initially, I felt like there was something missing from my life. I had a good job and friends and family and hobbies, but I was searching for something deeper. I finally found causes that I'm truly passionate about and organizations that I support wholeheartedly. And now it doesn't even feel like I'm "giving my time" when I volunteer. These organizations and the people involved have become such a big part of my life, and a big part of my heart, that I couldn't imagine not being a part of it every week. I believe in what I'm doing and I know that in some small way I'm making a difference and that's what keeps me coming back. I know I cannot change the whole world, but I will change the world for someone.
Q. How compassionate as a whole do you think residents in Charlotte are?
A. I think, as a whole, Charlotte residents have compassion for a good cause, but on a surface level. If you ask the homeless community in Charlotte, they will tell you that they are well fed in this community and rarely go hungry. People will step up to the plate and donate money and their time occasionally if they are asked, but I think few are willing to delve in and really make giving back and helping others a way of life. I think a lot of people are blissfully ignorant of just how deep some of the problems in our community are, and choose to remain that way.
Q. Which organizations do you volunteer with on a regular basis?
A. I volunteer through Hands on Charlotte which allows you access to volunteer opportunities with a variety of organizations. On Tuesdays, I'm one of the volunteer leaders at Hope Haven, a facility helping adults recovering from chemical dependency. I volunteer with the children who live there with their recovering parents. It's a tough way to grow up and so many children that are born into that lifestyle go on to repeat their parents' behaviors. I believe in being a positive, constant, and loving force in these kids' lives. We have a regular group of volunteers that show up every week to spend time with them, and give them the one-on-one attention and encouragement that they need. That consistency is so important to what we are trying to do.
On Thursdays and some Sundays, I volunteer with Serve Charlotte's Homeless. We collaborate with various church groups to provide a hot meal, homemade baked goods, snacks, water, clothing, and toiletries to 100 or so homeless individuals each week. More importantly, we also take the time to interact with those individuals on a more personal level. So many people, myself included at one time, have certain stereotypes of what a homeless person is.
When you take the time to sit down and talk with some of them and hear their stories, hear their worries and concerns, it changes your perception in a big way. Many of them really struggle with their situations and just need someone to listen sometimes, to be sympathetic, to be encouraging, to show up for them every week even if it's just to provide a simple meal. Others are some of the friendliest and most positive people I've ever met. I'm inspired by their ability to remain happy, hopeful, and faithful in God despite their circumstances.
Q. Each time you volunteer, how does it make you feel?
A. Overall, I feel a genuine happiness and peace in my heart when I volunteer. I've also been moved to tears on many occasions by the amazing things I've experienced. I had a homeless man tell me one time, that when he's on his bench at night, sometimes the only thing that gets him through is thinking about Thursdays and us volunteers. When the kids at Hope Haven run up and jump into my arms and hug me, I feel a joy and a love that I've never felt before. To be able to connect with another human being who is hurting and needs your help is one of the most powerful things you'll ever experience. The love you give is always returned in a huge way.
Q. Would you ever consider starting your own charity?
A. I think down the road I would consider starting my own charity if I was in a place in my life where I could truly devote myself to it. But for now, I'm content continuing to grow and get more and more involved in the organizations I currently volunteer for. As long as I'm making a difference, that's all that matters to me.
End of Interview
When I first decided to start writing a local everyday hero spotlight, I had no idea that two volunteers from Serve Charlotte's Homeless would be nominated. I founded SCH in 2009, and since then, the organization has taken on a life of its own. Without dedicated individuals like Jeff and Rachel, the organization would not thrive and we would only be able to assist a limited number of homeless individuals. I am extremely proud of all of the volunteers who show up each week to help Charlotte's Homeless Community.
-Nichole Jaworski, CBS Charlotte


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August 12, 2014
The lure of free office parking is so great that it actually entices some commuters into their cars and away from public transportation, cycling and walking a new analysis of commuter benefits programs in Washington, D.C. found.
January 6, 2014
Delbert McDougal, whose contract was recently extended by the City Council, has a plan that would increase Tech's presence in the district and add student housing and accommodations for several thousand people living downtown.
November 4, 2013
Intent is to rely on several modes of transportation as it expands into the Jewelry District, including pedestrian and bicycles, to maintain the intimate, walkable feel of College Hill.
July 22, 2013
The city of Altoona, through the Department of Transportation's Pennsylvania Community Transportation Initiative, was awarded $300,000 to install the path between the Ivyside and downtown campuses for safety purposes and to promote walking and biking as alternative means of transportation.
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Located in the recently completed Hillsboro, Ore. Intermodal Transit Facility one block from Tri-Met's Blue MAX transit line, Bikestation Hillsboro will provide members with electronically secure indoor bicycle parking, showers, restrooms, lockers, a bicycle self-repair stand with tools and transit information.
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Gone In 4.45 Seconds; The Cedric Peerman Story
Updated: 03/20/2009 - Virginia's Cedric Peerman has been a productive player on the football field, but his performance at the NFL Combine this past February is downright extraordinary.
Updated: 03/20/2009 - Virginia's Cedric Peerman has been a productive player on the football field, but his performance at the NFL Combine this past February is downright extraordinary.
Updated: 03/19/2009 - NFL Scouts made their way to Charlottesville on Thursday to check out Eugene Monroe, Clint Sintim, and others as UVa hosted their pro-day.
Posted: 03/18/2009 - Virginia baseball remains undefeated after a win over Canisius and Wagner on Wednesday. The Cavs improve to 18-0 on the year.
Updated: 03/18/2009 - Several published reports say Tubby Smith does not have an interest in leaving his current head coaching job.
Posted: 03/18/2009 - This special program tells you everything you need to know about your favorite Cavalier spring sports squads in 2009. An interview with Brian O'Connor and Dom Starsia is also included.
Posted: 03/18/2009 - Virginia overcame a three run deficit to remain perfect on the season, and extend its best start in school history to 16-0.
Posted: 03/18/2009 - The Virginia women's lacrosse team bounced back after Saturday's loss at North Carolina.
Updated: 03/17/2009 - Four Cavalier men's basketball players sounded off on the resignation of their leader.
Updated: 03/17/2009 - Virginia athletic director Craig Littlepage will search across the country for a replacement for Dave Leitao.
Updated: 03/17/2009 - Sylven Landesberg will remain a Cavalier, while Debbie Ryan talks about Dave Leitao.
Updated: 03/17/2009 - The Cavaliers will travel to Los Angeles in hopes of advancing to Trenton for the Sweet Sixteen.
Updated: 03/15/2009 - 18th Ranked Virginia Baseball's Sunday afternoon double-header with 14th ranked Florida State has been cancelled due to inclement weather.
Posted: 03/14/2009 - The Virginia baseball team's Saturday game with Florida State has been postponed. The two teams will play a double-header on Sunday, with game one starting at noon.
Updated: 03/14/2009 - The Virginia men's lacrosse team remained undefeated Saturday afternoon at a rainy Klockner Stadium, defeating Towson 11-2 to improve to 9-0 on the season.
Updated: 03/14/2009 - Virginia Baseball kept their win streak alive against Florida State on Friday night. Defeating the Seminoles 15-2 behind the arm of Freshman Danny Hultzen.
Updated: 03/13/2009 - The Cavalier men's basketball team couldn't get anything going in their first round ACC tournament match-up with Boston College, falling 76-63 to the Eagles.
Posted: 03/12/2009 - CBS 19, WAHU Fox 27, and ABC 16 are the ONLY Charlottesville stations in Atlanta covering the team, and Marc Davis is with the Cavs giving us a full report.
Posted: 03/12/2009 - Cavalier basketball looks to advance out of the first round of the ACC tournament as they take on Boston College in the first round.
Posted: 03/12/2009 - Cavalier Baseball remained undefeated on Wednesday afternoon, as they defeated VMI 10-3 at Davenport Field to improve to 14-0 on the season.
Updated: 03/11/2009 - The Cavaliers improve to 8-0 on the year after handing Vermont its first loss of the season.
Updated: 03/11/2009 - Virginia posted 17 runs, and have now scored at least 17 runs in four of its last five contests.
Updated: 03/10/2009 - The freshman is only the fourth Cavalier to earn the honor, and the first since 1994.
Posted: 03/09/2009 - The former Cavalier will head to Sioux City, where he will most likely receive a fair amount of playing time.
Posted: 03/09/2009 - The Virginia rookie is a unanimous selection to the squad.
Updated: 03/08/2009 - The Virginia baseball team pounded out 21 runs in its series finale with Wake Forest, sweeping its first ACC series of the season.


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'House of Lords Journal Volume 15: 19 December 1694', Journal of the House of Lords: volume 15: 1691-1696 (1767-1830), pp. 447-448. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=12091 Date accessed: 24 November 2014.
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Bp. of London versus Regem, in Error.
Rex versus Tucker, in Error.
Wilful Perjury to make Felony, Bill.
Message from H. C. with a Bill.
Trials for Treason for regulating, Bill.
Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales præsentes
Whereas Friday next was ordered, for hearing the
Errors argued upon the Writ of Error depending in
this House, wherein the Bishop of London and Doctor
Birch are Plaintiffs, and Their Majesties Defendants:
It is this Day ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual
and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That this House
will hear the Errors argued thereupon, on Thursday the
Seven and Twentieth Day of this Instant December, at
Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon.
This Day the Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench,
in the usual Manner, brought in a Writ of Error,
Rex et Regina Quer.
Reginald Tucker Defendant.
The House was adjourned during Pleasure, and put
into a Committee upon the Bill, intituled, "An Act
making wilful and corrupt Perjury, in certain Cases,
to be Felony."
And, after some Time spent therein, the House was
And the Lord Cornwallis reported, "That the Committee had made some Progress in the Bill; and desire
another Day may be appointed, to proceed therein."
It is ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, That the House shall be
put into a Committee again, on Wednesday next, at Eleven
of the Clock, to consider further of the said Bill.
A Message from the House of Commons, by Mr. Boyle
and others:
Who brought up a Bill, intituled, "An Act for regulating of Trials, in Cases of High Treason and
Misprision of Treason;" to which they desire the Concurrence of this House.
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vice lecta est Billa, intituled, "An Act for
regulating of Trials, in Cases of High Treason and
Misprision of Treason."
ORDERED, by the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in
Parliament assembled, That the said Bill shall be read the
Second Time on Saturday next, at Eleven of the Clock.
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Tons of mint -- seeking creative suggestions
I have a TON of mint growing in my garden. I think it is peppermint, but I'm not positive. I use it when cooking a lot (mint pesto, mixed with fruit, in salads, in marinades, etc), but a little goes a long way. I'm looking for other ideas to use up my enormous amount of mint. I made mint infused gin last year. It was great, but again it just took a little bit of mint. I am trying to think WAY outside the box, here! Sauces that can be frozen? Infusions? Home remedies? Drinks? Anything!
this actually belongs on the Home Cooking board - i sent a request to the moderators to mive it.
in the meantime, a simple search of said board turns up TONS of ideas:
re: goodhealthgourmet
Sorry about that... thanks for requesting that this be moved. And thanks for the links!
re: maslovma
re: hangrygirl
Ditto! Yumm!
re: maslovma
happy to help. i find it's always best to do a search before posting a query, because 99% of the time at least one other Hound has had the same question or problem!
oh, and one more idea for your mint if you want a non-alcoholic drink...muddle some in a pitcher of fresh-squeezed lemonade.
re: weezycom
If you really are looking to use up (or unload) a large quantity of mint, weezycom might be on to something here. Similarly, are there local markets that might want to sell small bunches of fresh herbs? Don't have a clue if there are health code issues or not.
re: weezycom
Good idea.
If I had really large quantities, I'd approach my local greengrocer who I know will barter for small quantities of home grown products - we get some great plums once a year from him, that have been grown in one of the gardens in the village.
I grow three sorts of mint so am never short of supply either.
It freezes reasonably well but does lose some of the flavour. In the past, I've made a mint and apple relish - I've no recipe but quantities were something like a kilo of apples (chopped), a lot of mint (finely chopped), sugar and cider vinegar. Like most of these styles of relish, it'll easily last a couple of years in the cupboard as it's packed with the preservatives.
So, we had these 'Summer Rolls' at a fusion sushi place- they had the vermicelli noodles, shrimp, a few mint leaves rolled up in rice paper and came with a peanut dipping sauce.
They were very, very tasty- I let my husband know I could TOTALLY whip these up at home once we start our herb garden again. He normally shuns the rice paper (he doesn't like the texture) but these were winners.
Have you seen those chocolate dipped mint leaves? Gorgeous.
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A friend of mine makes vegetarian summer rolls (tofu instead of shrim) for her kids. They think it's the coolest thing ever- that the paper is see thru and all the veggies shine thru.
1. Bring 2.5 quarts water to boil.
2. Add about six stalks worth of fresh mint leaves to the water and boil for 10 min.
3. Remove from heat and let the leaves steep for 20 min.
4. Strain water into another container and add 1/4 cup honey.
5. Chill well, and serve over ice.
On Sunday I visited friends who had an enormous stand of mint growing in the back yand, so I returned home with many tall stalks of mint. I used it all up by making a batch of mint iced tea and also, since I was lucky enough to have bulgur wheat on hand, a big bowl of tabbouli.
Just concoted my own recipe for mint chutney, because i had so much mint myself. I used 3 cups mint/2 cups cilantro/a sprinkle of sugar (honey might be nice)/ a jalapeno/ lemon juice/salt and pepper. Put in food processor, puree. I use it as a dip for bread (especially good with na'an), veggies, even tortilla chips.
My wife has a family recipe with a well thought-out name: Orange Mint Drink.
Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice, Mint, and Simple Syrup - Let Steep (Don't know the ratios, will have to get back to you)
Mix with club soda and Vodka....And the OMD Syrup itself will keep for awhile in the fridge...
We grow ours pretty much exclusively for ice cream. I don't even really like commercial mint ice cream and I love the stuff I make. You steep the leaves and stalks in the hot milk/cream for about an hour and the flavour and colour really come out. I made a fantastic mint fudge ripple this weekend by layering the still soft ice cream with some good fudge sauce.
re: Sooeygun
Works even better with a chocolate base for mint chocolate ice cream.
The ice cream with real mint is so much better than what you buy.
No comparison.
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I have a bunch of mint too that is slowly going to waste so I have bookmarked this page. So far I have made mint iced tea and added it to some cucumber raita. Not too exciting, but this thread has inspired me!
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This is a wonderful idea! The gin and the minty bath.
I make a sauce of chopped mint and basil, with some olive oil and chopped garlic and use it on legs of lamb (brush it on while cooking and serve with a puddle on the side). one batch will use two or three healthy handfuls of mint--the ratio of mint to basil important. I also bruise a big handful and scald with milk or cream as a base for ice cream or for pastry cream to line summer fruit tarts (it turns the cream a kind of gray-green so I try to cover as much of it as possible with fruit).
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Epicurious has a tart recipe (strawberry I think) with a pastry cream with infused mint. It does turn the pastry cream a little greenish. Fabulous flavor that goes well with the fruit.
Let me know if you want me to find that one.
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I mix 1/4 cup each olive oil, balsamic V, lemon juice, and add 4 minced garlic sloves, 2 tbls mustard, salt and pepper and 1/4 cup chopped mint, 2 tbls chopped rosemary. Marinate butterflied leg of lamb in this, then grill, 15-20 minutes per side...delish
Here's my family's favorite recipe for Mint Iced Tea, great to have on hand in the summer: http://thecrabbycook.com/?p=90
Instant mint tea at work, uses up gobs if you do this a couple of times a day.
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The oldest guesthouse in old Sukhothai (in more ways than one), Old City has a few buildings with different types of rooms a short walk away from the historical park gates. Dirt cheap fan rooms occupy a 350-year-old Thai wood house that at first glance looks as though it could have been preserved simply to add to the ambience. At 150 baht, these rooms offer nothing more than a bed, fan and window to go with cold water shared bathroom facilities that include both squat and Western toilets. Still, with hardwood floors and walls, staying in these ancient rooms could be an experience in itself. A couple of newer log cabin longhouse-style buildings flank the old house on either side, and these offer basic but clean and spacious rooms with tile floors and hot water showers. The fan option is solid value, but you can add air-con and TV for 100 baht more, or air-con, TV and fridge for 200 baht more. Unlike the old house, these rooms lack any trace of character and they don't get much natural light, but they're certainly comfortable. WiFi is free, and overall Old City beats nearby Vitoon Guesthouse for the title of best budget spot near the ruins.
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Judge: No cryptographic hash analysis without warrant
In a case that could have important implications for law enforcement investigations throughout the US, a federal judge has ruled that the cryptographic fingerprinting of suspects' hard drives constitutes a search for purposes of the Constitution. The decision by US District Judge Yvette Kane in the Middle District of …
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All we need is partitioning software that will divide it phyically......
What do you mean it uses Logical Block adressing - does that mean we have a judge who's grasp of technology stops with paper tape?
Mine's the one with the hard drive in the pocket
"each platter constitute[s] its own separate container"???
I thought this was a surprisingly sane ruling, until this came up at the last minute. Under what circumstance is a warrant ever going to be issued to search a particular platter of a hard drive, excluding others? Does she not realize that the construction of a magnetic disk has nothing to do with data organization?
I'll give her points for effort
It doesn't sound like she really "groks" the whole computer thing, but she got the important part right. Clearly hashing on the files on a disk constitutes a search. And given the large amount, and variety, of information on a hard drive, it makes sense to treat it as more than a single container.
Good and bad, right and wrong
While I applaud the judge in acknowledging the existence of the fourth amendment and it's intended purpose, I do feel she may have erred in this case. If the suspect truly did leave his computer behind when evicted, then he abandoned it. As such, it should no longer be protected by his fourth amendment right. Once he abandoned it (as opposed to accidentally leaving it behind or, more likely, not being allowed to retrieve it), it was no longer his possession, and as such, the person who did take possession of it had every right to turn it over to the police, who then had every right to examine it without a search warrant (since the new owner voluntarily, without being coerced or threatened, gave them permission).
I also think she erred in considering each platter a separate container. Using that mindset, the police would need to get a separate search warrant for every platter, which is unfeasable (they would first need to get a search warrant for the drive itself, then record the model number and look up it's specs to determine the number of platters, then get a warrant for each platter). Without examining the file allocation table, you don't even know what platters hold the file(s) you're interested in. And if the drive does not map logical sectors to physical sectors (for example, if they borrow that technology from new SSDs), then there is no way to determine which platters the data is on since the drive's controller board will likely only tell you the logical sector number. Simply put, the hard drive is one device, one container.
With all that in mind, the prosecutor is an absolute idiot and/or liar for saying that taking a hash of the drive's contents does not constitute a search. That would be like saying "well, we examined every book and every paper in his filing cabinets, but we didn't conduct a search". And while the prosecution personnel themselves may not have looked at the files' data, their program most certainly did, as it needed to in order to create the hashes. Therefore, there can be no doubt that a search did, in fact, occur. This still leaves open the question of whether it was a legitimate search or not (whether or not they needed a warrant).
Settling down with the popcorn and cola...
This ruling is going to be appealed.
Settle down for a long show, folks.
Yeah, there's some strange stuff, but consider the instance of a RAID system. This is just the opening number.
Good start, ain't it.
"Without examining the file allocation table, you don't even know what platters hold the file(s) you're interested in."
Worse than that - unless there are very, very few files on the disk, the file allocation table itself (or the Master File Table, for machines using NTFS) will be spread across all the platters anyway! The platter aspect seems ridiculous, since even the operating system itself has no idea which platter it's putting a block of data: it appears as a single set of blocks of data these days.
I suspect she was confusing platters with disks, but even there I'd say she's stretching it a bit: a warrant specifying the computer as a whole should suffice. Does it really matter whether there's one disk, two or a whole big RAID array in the case?
I'm impressed
OK, the technicalities weren't quite correct, but the judge is not an expert. The key thing is she got the right idea!
OK, he shouldn't have had that stuff on his HDD, but the cops should have got a search warrant (must've been easy enough).
"each compartment, disk, file, folder and bit,"
How can they claim they hashed each _file_ without recording some actual information from the drive? At bare minimum, they'd need to read and interpret the file allocation table, more likely is that it was NTFS so they had to traverse the entrire file structure, reading and interpreting as they go to determine where other files are.
chain of evidence
Let me get this straight.
Someone not in law enforcement plays with someone elses machine for an unknow time and then finds a heap of stuff and this is considered valid evidence?
Changing timestamps of files (even down in raw NTFS blocks is noddy stuff with a live linux distro and UNDETECTABLE ON A DISK IMAGE. The only way to detect such tampering is removing the platters and looking for residual images with a TEM (expensive).
This is one reason why unless there is a chain of evidence (a list of handovers etc) AND you can prove that the item was authored by someone then tampering must be considered and the evidence be rejected.
I could *easily* plant files into a NTFS disk undetectable in a disk image copy with one of the three main live linux secuirty distros and a bit of C code - overwriting disk blocks in not exactly "rocket science".
Search without warrant in a civilized country, NO!
So you need suspicion and a warrant to search people. Innocent people are protected by their right to privacy and a judge upheld this and refused the FBI reach-around.
Nowhere in the civilized world would any politician be so stupid and think so little of the people that vote for them, that they would permit random searches without cause or judicial check.
You'd have to be a f**king moron to create a random stop and search law. Some sort of fear ridden mental ill person with a power complex would be needed.
Thank god nobody is so stupid as to treat everyone as criminals and wonder why the people hate them. Yes nobody outside of tin pot dictatorships, with their censorship of words would be so hateful as to do that.
Fourth Amendment
Wow, a judge who knows what the Fourth Amendment is and is willing to smack the state around with it, good job.
Maybe the stupid prosecutor should have applied to our tech-friendly judge and had a bloody search-warrant issued! Like, "We have an eye-witness account that this computer is packed with fiddled kiddies", maybe? Prat.
"I also think she erred in considering each platter a separate container. Using that mindset, the police would need to get a separate search warrant for every platter."
No. Similar to a warrant allowing police to search your house and any containers found therein, they could get a warrant to search your computer and any containers therein. In this case, the police did not have a warrant to search the computer AT ALL. Their argument was that computer had already been "breached" by the acquaintance, as if it were a container of alcohol. However, the judge in this case rightly concluded that viewing a few files on a computer does not constitute exposing the entire filesystem to the public.
The reference to the platters makes sense when you look at the method of search used in this case: the application hashed the drive sector-by-sector, not file-by-file. In that way, it was viewing the physical organization of the data, not the logical. If the police had browsed folder-by-folder, then a logical-based container argument would have made sense (and then the folders would be the separate containers.)
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"Good and bad, right and wrong
By Chris C Posted Saturday 15th November 2008 03:02 GMT
While I applaud the judge in acknowledging the existence of the fourth amendment and it's intended purpose, I do feel she may have erred in this case. If the suspect truly did leave his computer behind when evicted, then he abandoned it. As such, it should no longer be protected by his fourth amendment right. Once he abandoned it (as opposed to accidentally leaving it behind or, more likely, not being allowed to retrieve it), it was no longer his possession, and as such, the person who did take possession of it had every right to turn it over to the police, who then had every right to examine it without a search warrant (since the new owner voluntarily, without being coerced or threatened, gave them permission)."
With all the time it took you to write all the above it never occurred to you that the machine, if not under the suspects control, is itself suspect?
I own a vehicle. Suppose it was used to commit a crime when it was not in my possession? I am not guilty am I? Suppose I used it as the sole user despite it being in the safe keeping of a third party? Still not necessarily guilty.
So if the judge had found any different, the perp would still have a god reason for walking.
And the moral of the story is
Don't save your porn pics as received but do a bit of editing, resizing, format changing etc.
She got the right result.
She got the right result.
Clearly to copy a disk drive you have to examine it. You have to access the disk, read what is on it, and make a copy.
It is like going through someones wallet or papers.
a judge that understands technology
I'm mega impressed, I can't honestly seeing any British Judge being able to understand computers to this level of depth!
Hash changes
Hmm. I am surprised there is no program that automates the changing of a files hash. For image MPEG/JPG etc this should be no real problem as the format is robust enough to withstand it and to the naked eye/ear is usually invisible/inaudible. Unlike files that need to stand exactly the same such as zip files and exe's.
"Thank god nobody is so stupid as to treat everyone as criminals and wonder why the people hate them."
Every company that uses DRM is treating their customers as criminals.
Also, note that he was being evicted and someone "took possession of his computer." Since he was forced out, rather than leaving voluntarily, it's probably not considered abandoned property. Suppose you go on vacation for a month and someone steals your car on day 26. Does that make him the rightful owner of it, as it wasn't being used and is now in his possession? No. Something can be considered abandoned only if the current owner clearly and unambiguously has no intention of retrieving or making use of that item again.
Bioemetric searches
So legally, where does that put searches of biometric databases? Does that constitute an intrusive search?
Jacqui is right
Laudable though the Judge's remarks are regarding the technicalities of the search, there seems also to be reasonable doubt whether the computer's owner was the one who put the files there.
Obviously there are going to be many cases like this in the coming years; it's reassuring to see this one get off on such a good foot, technologically.
One has to wonder how this software works that can hash files by inspecting individual sectors on a disk, when a file - especially a large one - is almost certain to be physically spread around.
@Chris C, et. al.
FYI, any modern disk drive (anywhere in the last 7-8 years or so) does logical block mapping all the time. It's not just SSDs.
Getting capacities up has required tolerances to be so small in the magnetic domains and mechanical alignments that read errors crop up constantly. The drive starts out with thousands of spare sectors, and logically maps them in as read errors crop up.
In addition, the notion of a fixed "sectors per track" is also outdated. Outer tracks are physically much longer than inner tracks, so many more sectors are written there (this became feasible once the read channel became much faster than the linear platter speed).
The traditional cylinder/head/sector numbering is pure fiction nowadays, present only because of a certain OS and the BIOSes which support it.
As others, I thought the ruling quite sane.. until I got to that last quote and realized that the judge just didn't quite understand what the hell she was on about.
The rest of the ruling makes sense, but that last line could put the judgement in line for being overturned. Which is unfortunate.
planning for an appeal?
I too was one who was nodding their head yes to the judge's decision, until the very end. The platter section was obviously strange.
Maybe it was done on purpose, to provide an opening for later appeals?
Black helicopter....just in case the judge was that smart?
@Dick Emery
Actually, there are plenty of tools like this already, though intended for almost exactly the opposite purpose: steganographic security hides data in the least significant bits of an image, in exactly the way that you describe. The purpose is to hide small amounts of text, but the effect is the same: the original image is altered imperceptibly.
This is also the crux of why the Judge was correct: the intent of the hashing was to identify the files conclusively, regardless of how the file names had been changed. Regardless of how this was achieved, the entire purpose of the task was to match the files against stuff the government knew about. This could quite easily be extended to work at a lower level, identifying any files that contain the word 'terror' or ENRON or whatever.
Appeal? Don't blame the judge.
The judge almost certainly thinks that "platters" are somehow related to a once-popular beat combo. Rightly so. Judges are not there to make their own evidence up, they're there to produce a judgement based on the evidence presented.
You want the culprit? Blame the defence attorney who managed to get the judge to swallow his technologically-illiterate bullshit argument hook, line and sinker. If there's an appeal based on the risible nature of the justification for judgement, the defence will have brought it on themselves.
The system was played with by someone who then gave it to the police saying "look what i've found on here"
The person giving it to the police was also the guy who was pissed off at the original owner for not paying his rent.
I wonder how this "Evidence" would stand up to any decent lawer? Legally obtained evidence or not, its still been tampered by a non-neutral party with a grudge to grind.
The police would do well to search HIS systems, 10 quid says hes hashed things up (hahaha)
and left soem of those files on his own computer when he copied them over
@ @AC 14:49 By Kanhef
He was evicted and someone took possession of his computer. If this seizure was legal then title passed and thus ownership has transferred, thus the new owner has every right to do what he wants with it - including passing it to the police...
Judge is all wet
Since the drive was turned over to them by the landlord who was evicting a tenant for unpaid bills, no search warrant is necessary. Her technical analysis is even loonier. I will grant that if the hard drive had been seized directly from the defendant without a warrant that the search of the hashes would have constituted a search. However, as it was not taken directly from the defendant, it is not a warrantless search. This does allow for the defense to raise the possibility that someone else put the data on the hard drive, but the reasonableness of that claim is for the jury to determine. That's why we have juries here in The States.
Um a few things
Since the drive was turned over to them by the landlord who was evicting a tenant for unpaid bills, no search warrant is necessary. Her technical analysis is even loonier.
you said evicting, not evicted. if the person was still living there and had not been removed from the premise then the land lord had no right to use/ search his computer. Secondly the evidence would had to of been in plain sight with out a warrant.
> Someone (later defined as "the landlord's acquaintance") who took possession of his computer stumbled upon some of the forbidden files and reported them to police.
Or maybe the landlord's acquaintance decided to access some kiddie porn himself and then reported it?
And was it legal for that acquaintance to take possession of that computer anyway? I don't know how the US system works, but AIUI in the UK it is illegal for a landlord to take possession of a tenant's personal property, they must apply for a Court Order for Bailiffs to remove the tenant and/ or any property, not simply grab it themselves.
Platters et al.
I think the judge was correct in identifying the disk subsystems as separate elements, even if it is a bit premature. Consider:
Search warrant is obtained to search "the house"
-- Does not include searching within "the computer"
Search warrant is obtained to include "the computer"
-- Does not include searching within any "virtual drive" not included within "the computer" case
A "virtual drive", such as storage provided by Google or another resource, is simply space allocated to the subscriber. That "space" may take up clusters on any number of physical hard drives. Does a search warrant encompass the entirety of all of those hard drives? No it doesn't ... it only encompasses that space being used by the defendant, exclusive of the space being used by other subscribers.
Therefore a search warrant that only specifies "the computer" cannot be presumed to apply to all of the data accessible from that computer. There may not even be a hard drive in "the computer", for that matter.
Therefore a search warrant must explicitly define the exact scope of the area to be searched, including any specific portions of any "virtual drives" so as not to infringe on innocent subscribers' "virtual drive" materials.
Similarly it cannot be assumed that the entire physical hard drive within "the computer" contains only the defendant's materials: There may be other users of "the computer" whose rights would be infringed by a blanket search of the entire hard drive mechanism.
Therefore the search warrant must specify exactly which parts of the hard drive(s) are subject to the warrant, in order to preserve the rights of innocent co-users.
Therefore the platters come into play, along with the FAT and any other allocation mechanisms that would specify the location of the data segments being searched for.
Speaking with defense attorneys, here in my office, it seems that they are doubtful any more of these challenges will succeed. I am strongly encouraging them to argue against the inclusion of evidence gathered pursuant to ANY search warrant that stops at the level of "the computer", because while that level of detail may have worked up until now, it can clearly be successfully challenged, and it needs to be, if the true nature of technology is to be recognized, going forward.
So there are multiple problems
The first of which is proving that (1) evictee actually owned the computer and had control over it at all times. Second, that police did not obtain the computer in a direct line of acquisition from the alleged suspect in the case. There is, in fact, almost no way of conclusively proving that the original owner put the pr0n on the computer and that is wasn't in fact the landlord or his accomplice (erm, friend). Third, that upon obtaining control of the computer the police did not, in fact, apparently, acquire a legitimate search warrant based on the claims of the landlord's "friend".
Fourth, that the computer was not infected with a virus or some other piece of malware which could have downloaded the pr0n onto the computer without the evictee's knowledge.
Is this leaving a doubt yet. It ought to; you may find yourself in this circumstance some day and it's way better to be considered innocent until proven guilty than guilty until you can prove yourself innocent.
I appreciate the judge ruling properly in this case on the unwarranted search. This blighter will still be battling uphill to "prove" his innocence as the cry of "kiddie pr0n" will have the witch burners out and he will be roundly condemned by 99.9% (and probably murdered by the other .1% if they get the chance).
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Spending time in the summer sun takes a toll on your skin, but now there is a natural option to ward off wrinkles, Vitamin A.
Researchers applied retinol, a form of Vitamin A, to the underarm of elderly patients.
The other arm they left alone.
Researchers found less wrinkling in the treated arm and biopsies showed the skin actually started producing new structural components.
The study was small, only 23 people, but researchers are encouraged.


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BEREA, Ohio — Browns Pro Bowl tackle Joe Thomas favors an instant-replay system in which hits to the helmet are reviewed by officials.
In last week's loss to Pittsburgh, Browns quarterback Jason Campbell sustained a concussion in the third quarter after he was knocked down by Pittsburgh cornerback William Gay, who struck the QB with a glancing blow to the face mask. Campbell crumpled to the turf and banged his head on the hard ground.
Not only was Gay not penalized, he caused a fumble that was returned 49 yards, setting up a touchdown that gave Pittsburgh a 20-3 lead.
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The NFL fined Gay $15,750 on Friday for unnecessary roughness on the play. A league spokesman said Gay "unnecessarily delivered a forcible blow to his opponent's head and neck area."
Thomas said replay officials in the press box should be able to review those plays and give them "the same kind of scrutiny that a scoring play or a turnover play has."
Campbell is following the NFL's protocol on head injuries and not playing Sunday.


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Why is it, that for the last week everyone has been talking about the world cup. And yet today, the only day when I want to talk about the world cup no-one is interested?
Why is it, that for the last week everyone has been talking about the world cup. And yet today, the only day when I want to talk about the world cup no-one is interested?
I know. Their slapped bum faces has set me right up for the weekend
It does seam strange though as they were quite convincing with their enthusiasm last week on why I should like and follow football.
How can I help them ? Even my right fist in the air salute saying "England" is not having any effect, in fact I think its making it worse.
Well after bringing the entire 'The Works' shop to a mute, shocked stanstill last Saturday when my daughter asked for an England Mask and I replied to her (not knowning I was that loud) "No as they will be home in about a week so you won't get to wear it for long" and everyone and I mean EVERYONE stopped with a gasp and stared at me... so I rapidly and embarrased sucurried out of the shop as they were telling me I had no faith in the team, and no english spirit. I feel bad now...oops! But maybe what I said may have been true!
Think you might be missing the bigger picture with the quality of English Managers and players.
Last edited by Theblacksheep; 20th June 2014 at 01:50 PM.
I think its all related to money, we need to pay them more.
If we qualify I'll eat my hat.From BBC Sport - World Cup 2014: England boss Roy Hodgson 'not resigning'
England need Italy to win their remaining group games against Costa Rica and Uruguay to stay in the tournament.Roy Hodgson's side then need to beat Costa Rica in their final group game.
England, Uruguay and Costa Rica would then each be on three points and qualification would be decided on goal difference.
But the statistics are not on England's side as no team has ever lost their opening two games at a World Cup and progressed from the group.
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[ZSZP] Friendship Created by ZO
I found a real friend here in ZO, his name is azumiie.
It started when I'm finding an apprentice in Steel Warship, and I PMed everyone in steel warship whether they have a mentor or not.
I found a mech near the cap NPC, I was intrigue cuz of his name, his name is azumiie a Japanese name.
I really like Japanese people that's why I pmed him and I ask him whether he has a mentor, well he answered me "yeah but his not always online" so I teached him how to kick his mentor ^_^ !
So I've teached him many things about ZO, I always gives him information he needs to know about this game. He told me that he needs gold to make his mech a knight, so I've sold my gold and I always deliver crystals for him so he can have many gold.
Well it's fare you know! He's buying the gold for 9 zps for 1M. It's a fine price, it's ok if I give small discount, i need zp too. Well azumiie is so kind to me, can't accept all his grace. And he just
gave me 136 zps for a new avatar, well it's a very big amount of zps, even the riches man in ZO will not give 136 zps to a noob like me.
I really appreciate what he done for me, well I'm poor I only play ZO without buying zp in real life, in azumiie's case he's not really rich person, he's more like a good person to me.
He asked me last time whether there is an ultra which I like, well there is an ultra that I've always like but i can't take the zp that he will give me.
I've read this in a book "It's better to have nothing than to take someones life for the sake of my wants" ^_^
Well zp is like a LIFE in Zero Online, a guy without zp is a guy without life, well for short the guy is a noob can't buy any items in booth or in ZP Mall ^_^
This is one of my experience in ZO. ZO makes not only war, Friends too! Even if its just a game we can still make friends, friendship is not like a game, that can be restart and played anytime we want,
we always remember the person even if the guy who pked me ^_^ , even if were million miles away.
Thanks for reading hope you get a friend, try to gain their trust ^_^
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Magic - Coldplay
I have a dream by Westlife.
Heartbreak Hotel
know you, I know you, I know you,

Oh my lady from a foreign land

You dwell in the land afar

Oh my lady from the foreign land.

I saw you on a autumn dawn

And again when night adorn

I saw you in the depth of my heart

Oh fair lady from afar.

I turn my ears to the sky

And catch tunes of thy songs that fly

I offer my soul to you

Oh fair one from afar.

I traveled the land and sea

And come to a land where I longed to be

I am a visitor at your door step

Oh my fair lady from afar.

I know you, I know you, I know you

Oh fair one from afar.

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OK. I've become a bit obssessed with this song lately. There are so many great versions of it! Sung by the greats. My version would be along the lines of the one Eric Clapton and Paul McCartney sang on Clapton's latest album....its jumpy and peppy and adorable! I can't find it on youtube. But here's a jem of a sparkle and shine! http://youtu.be/4P0hG3sD0-E
Thank YOU for partaking. Music is a kind of communion, isn't it?
Which reminded me of this song about the dark side of media sharing....Oh boy, I better stop after this! http://youtu.be/yUMRmu4OZw4
Blackmore's Night - Diamonds and Rust

64 zoo lane
You light up my life
Hungry Like the Wolf
only you-yazoo
la la la i love you …. delfonics

…just me right now...
Born to die in a guys perspective.
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For Ford's Sake, HELP ME!
- greenblink Jan 8, 2010 07:27 AM
I'm throwing a little party for our friends, my new husband and I. We just got married without telling anyone really, and I wanted to have a little dinner party to celebrate our new life together. Problem is, and I never really thought about it before, all of our friends have food issues:
1. One couple are strict vegans, one is also nut intolerant.
2. My co-worker keeps kosher.
3. My brother is allergic to root vegetables.
4. I eat fish but no meat.
His parents, my sisters and his cousin could really care less what we eat.
I tempted to call the whole thing off or just serve water.
Help. Me. Please.
The only thing you're missing to make it even more special is someone who has a fish/shellfish allergy (sorry! couldn't resist).
I've done this little nightmare, but the person who keeps kosher is a strict vegan (which kinda obviates the kosher part), there were food allergies galore, people ate meat because they hated fish.
Option 1: split the group over several dinners up so that you can concentrate on specifics (which kills off the group conviviality part)
Option 2: lowest common denominator, which means that you're going to be making a nut-free, root-vegetable-free strict vegan meal
Option 3: multi-meals, meaning two nut-free vegan mains and the remainder with fish; strict vegan starters and desserts
I'm very weak on vegan meals but you can do a lot with fish and still respect the kosher requirements. One possibility is a miso risotto using a mushroom dashi instead of stock (toothsome, lots of umami).
Forgot: lashings of wine.
re: wattacetti
In a similar - but a little easier - situation I served poached salmon, lemon rice, asparagus and a salad with sauces and dressing on the side. That could be elegant and festive and cover everyone including the vegans, for whom you can have plenty of veggies. Then maybe wedding-y cake (you surely deserve something yummy and festive!) and a platter of fresh fruit.
Will people eat Indian food? You could make an entirely vegarian, and in fact mostly vegan, spread that will be really hardy. Perhaps a curried chickpea and spinach dish, and then another with peppers and onions and tomatoes. A big bowl of basmati rice. You could do a cucumber and yogurt salad that the vegans don't need to eat, or do just a cucumber, mint and vinegar salad for them. If you want a seafood, you could make it kosher-friendly using tilapia or cod in a nice gingery broth. Enlist whoever lives closest to an Indian restaurant to pick up naan. Does that sound good? The beauty is, most of this is saucy and can be made-ahead, so you can enjoy the party.
Green, your food issues sound similar to what happens when my family convenes (kosher, pescatarian, vegan). First of all, recognize that not everyone will be able to eat EVERYTHING. If you serve a buffet of choices, more than likely everyone will find SOMETHING they can eat. Here are some suggestions for a dinner buffet with app, entree, and dessert:
Store bought or homemade tortilla chips with salsa and guacamole
Smoked salmon with sour cream and dill on toasts or crackers
Hummus with roasted garlic pita chips
Spinach, stawberry, red onion salad with raspberry vinaigrette (goat cheese optional)
Roasted kale & quinoa (served warm)
Risotto made with veg broth, mushrooms & shallots (parm cheese optional)
Green beans sauteed with almonds (almonds can be optional)
Roasted fish (snapper, whitefish, whatever is fresh in your area)
Find a vegan bakery and buy a nice cake or cupcakes (sorry my vegan desserts are not that great other than fruit)
Cake, cookies of your choice
Winter fruit salad (pineapple, oranges, banannas, coconut doused with a little Triple Sec)
Okay, this is going to be a little challenging but not impossible. First thing, with one person keeping kosher it's going to be your main issue because unless you keep your kitchen kosher, everything you use from the kitchen is going to be a problem. You probably already know this but in a kosher home, everything is kept separate from the silverware to the cookware to the food..some homes even have two sets of everything in the kitchen so that there is no contamination. You may need to buy separate dishes and cookware to satisfy this part as well as buy any meat from a kosher butcher.
Your brother's inability to eat root vegetables is minor because there are other options.I'd start out with a salad of mixed greens, roasted grapes, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, maybe some asparagus roasted. Make a champagne or other vinaigrette and some croutons.
If it were me, I'd serve a couple of different entrees that would cover everyone like a maybe a whole roasted fish. This would cover you, your kosher guest (keep in mind that they don't eat certain types of fish), and the other guests without restrictions.
Then, I'd make a dish like pasta- less vegetable lasagna stacks which is roasted veggies with seasoned tomato sauce stacked up and garnished with a sprinkling of cheese. In this case, you can puree together silken tofu with fresh basil and some garlic and drizzle over the top or just leave it off and garnish with some herbs. Then make a dish of rice, couscous, or some type of pasta without dairy, Add another dish of vegetables, maybe another meat option and some bread. Dessert would be a mixed salad of fresh fruit and maybe some vegan cookies. There are a ton of recipes online for vegan dishes, but I'd be glad to give you my recipes for the salad and the lasagna stacks.
>>>2. My co-worker keeps kosher.
This is vague and ambiguous, there are all types of kosher, strict kosher and he won't eat food prepared in your kitchen, will he mix dairy and meat? You need to define this.
re: RetiredChef
He was also vague and just said he keeps kosher.
re: greenblink
Let me put it this way, I made a chicken soup for him when he was sick. The only special thing I got was a kosher chicken. Cooked it at my house, no uproar.
re: greenblink
So I'm guessing based on my own friends that means that he won't mix meat and dairy and won't eat forbidden foods (pork, shellfish, etc) but is happy to eat off your plates and so on. For the vegans you have to read labels of things really carefully if you use anything that's not from scratch. Good luck, it's a challenge for sure but you have some terrific suggestions here.
re: greenblink
Well if he is vague then I wouldn't really worry about it. Here is my take on it (I'm a cold-hearted sob I guess). I wouldn't change much about how I cook.
People who limit the foods they eat for _________ reason (vegans, etc) will just have to muddle through; I would not purposefully try to create dishes for them. I also won't purposefully go out of my way to NOT have vegan items either.
People who limit the food they eat for religious reasons I will be try to accommodate a little more reasonably.
People who limit the food they eat for allergies I will accommodate the most.
I would set up a banquet style service and keep all food separate, warn the Kosher and vegan people there will be food there they cannot eat.
Crudite platter
Some other miscellaneous item, (Shrimp, meatballs, stuffed mushrooms-)
Nice salad
Soup if you want to
Fish entrée
Maybe another meat entrée for the meat eaters (unless you refuse to cook it)
Rice to go with the fish
2 vegetables choices
Assortment of dinner rolls / bread, etc.
Desserts I would just make what I regularly do and if the vegan's can't eat it, that's their decision – NOT yours. You could always pick up a sherbet and stick it in your freezer for them.
(As a surprise one year I made a chocolate TOFU mousse for dessert, it was voted the best mousse that everyone at this get together had ever had, I then told them it was tofu, the looks on their faces was priceless, because three people there had proclaimed tofu was the nastiest food product on the face of the earth and they would never eat it.)
The buffet allows everyone to pick and choose what they want, as for actual food recommendations I usually pick a theme of the menu (Italian, Indian, Mexican, Thai, American, etc) and then cater my dishes to that theme and what is available and on sale at my local food stores.
re: RetiredChef
I called my husband and decided to go Greek in honor of his family and my Grandmother. This should be easy from here.
re: greenblink
If you're doing Greek, check out this website http://kalofagas.ca/
Paula Wolfert's "Cooking of the Eastern Mediterranean" also has a lot of Greek recipes.
re: RetiredChef
The most basic kosher is not mixing dairy and meat.
re: normalheightsfoodie
I cater for a synagogue PT and my wife (last name of Klein) came from an orthodox Kosher household. There are a vast variety of different rules that people follow even within that one synagogue.
Some people call themselves Biblical Kosher and they will not eat certain foods but have no problem having a cheeseburger even if the meat was not butchered in a Kosher manner.
Some people call themselves strict Kosher and they won't' mix meat and dairy together but will eat a hamburger (not butchered kosher) and drink coffee with cream in it at the same time.
Orthodox Kosher households will have two sets of sinks, two set of silverware, two refrigerators, won't even put milk in their coffee until X amount of hours after consuming meat.
Plus there are thousands of iterations between all of these, you will find people calling themselves Biblical Kosher who will only eat meat that has been butchered Kosher but have no problem with putting cheese on it too.
This area can be highly problematic and as the saying goes if you ask two Rabbi's you'll end up with 9 opinions.
This is why I asked the question, much more problematic than being a Vegan because you know what they mean, ahh scratch that, I just remember my vegan customer that used to always ordered a latte and her vegetarian buddy who loved fish.
re: normalheightsfoodie
Oh yeah and my other Kosher customer that really wanted me to carry Kosher ham because she loved ham. :)
re: RetiredChef
like my lady that said she was "allergic to bacon AND pork". oy.
Think middle eastern. You can serve a lot of vegetarian mezzes that will satisfy everyone's requirements (the vegans are the lowest denominator), and no one will feel deprived. The kosher ones will appreciate the nod in that direction as well. Lots of mezzes and good bread. There are lots of middle eastern dishes based on eggplant that are very tasty and satisfying and will fulfill anyone's meat craving. Since these are your friends and you'll be stuck with their culinary limitations going forward, invest in Paula Wolfert' s "Cooking of the Eastern Mediterranean", or "Mediterannean Cooking".
You can also do vegetarian or fish couscous. Serve a heavy dessert- cheesecake or something in case some people are still hungry, and of course as a fail-safe, lots of wine.
re: Cherylptw
kosher keepers can have dairy. just not a hamburger cheesecake. ;)
i think checking out wolfert and heading towards mediterranean or middle-eastern will solve your dilemmas. roasted eggplants, sauteed or stuffed mushrooms, grains -- like couscous or tabouli salads, roasted peppers, chickpeas, crunchy salads will all hit the spot.
for dessert, nuts and fruit and chocolate wacky cake (totally vegan and totally delicious -- it's my in-a-snap chocolate cake) with whipped cream on the side:
re: hotoynoodle
I know but basically was referring to those who don't mix meat & dairy in one meal
re: Cherylptw
You're right, vegans won't eat dairy, but kosher eaters won't have a problem, as, from what you say, the rest of the meal will be meatless. No problem mixing fish and dairy.
Retired Chef, who are these Biblical Kosher people you speak of? Are they karaites? We have a small community of them where I live (Israel), and I seem to remember that there's a community in New Jersey. They only follow the five books of the Tanakh, and not any of the later commentaries. From what I recall, the orthodox establishment doesn't consider them Jews.
re: MarkC
They are just part of a conservative Jewish congregation that claims to be torah observant. I have heard the head Rabbi say that the torah comes first and commentaries come second, if there is a disagreement follow the torah.
As I stated earlier there are divergent views in this synagogue and much debate, there are some who refrain from eating food I have cooked because my kitchen also prepares non-kosher items.
re: MarkC
this was going to be my recommendation too...
baba ghanoush
kosherie - a lentil and tomato dish
second the ideas for tabbouleh
baklava for dessert or if your group is at all adventurous, ice cream (and non-dairy ice cream) with rose syrup
OR go Greek/Mediterranean!
Greek Lasagna http://www.theveggietable.com/recipes...
Vegan Moussaka
Spanokopita - for the non-vegans... or use a vegan cheese, tho these tend not to melt well
Greek Salad - w/ and w/o cheese
How about a wild mushroom and asaparagus risotto. Use vegi stock instead of fish or chicken.
You can have a starter of gazpacho or cold avocado soup. Bittman has a good recipe for avo soup.


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Gatlinburg Chalet Rental Photos and Description
Cabin, 8 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 9.5 Baths, (Sleeps 18-32)
Wilderness Lodge is a 4 million Dollar 8 bedroom, 9 1/2 bath Luxury Log Cabin that sleeps 34 people. This Log Cabin Located just minutes from Downtown Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Dollywood, Ripleys Aquarium, and several other attractions all while giving you the most Amazing Mountain Views of the National Park.
Wilderness Lodge truly sets a new standard of Luxury Cabins in Gatlinburg. No other cabin comes close to the new standard this cabin sets. Hand Crafted Log home with Amazing Views, Theater Room, Hot Tub, Pool Table, Video Arcade Machines, Oversized Bedrooms, Multi-Headed Steam showers, 4 Gas Fireplaces including one on the Porch, 11 Flat Screen Tv's,there is not much this Gatlinburg Cabin does not offer.
This Luxury Cabin while giving you direct access to Gatlinburg, still offers you the peace and quite of the Smoky Mountains. Complete Privacy that can be enjoyed by any size group. If you are trying to enjoy the National Park or Shopping Downtown this cabin is perfect for all occasions.
You enter the Cabin by the Hand Layed Stone Stairs that give it a grand entrance. You enter into the Main Floor with the 2 Great Rooms, Fully Furnished Kitchen, Dining Rooms, and Master Bedroom. As you go up the Hand Crafted Log stair case to the top level you are treated to 3 more Bedrooms that are Elegantly Decorated. On the Lower Level you have access to a huge Game Room that has Pool Table and Arcade Machines, and Gas Fireplace. The Lower level also includes the Hot Tub with complete Privacy and the Theater Room that will blow you away!! It also features 4 more Bedrooms.
This cabin was hand crafted with every Luxury in mind. It is something that is truly special to us and we hope to share with you and your Family or Group. This is a place that memories will truly be made and something that you remember for years.
For more photos and to view the floor plan, please visit www.bigtimberliving.com.
Keywords: 8 bedroom, Log Cabin, Gatlinburg, Cobbly Nob, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Luxury, 9.5 bath, Dollywood, Dixie Stampede, Ripleys Aquarium, Hiking, Fishing, White Water Rafting, and much more
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
About Mike Johnson
This is our families Vacation Home. We are the owners of this lodge and have taken great care to offer a true mountain home in a great setting for you and your family to enjoy. We hope you choose to stay with us.
Please contact us or Cobbly Nob Rentals for reservations.
Mike Johnson purchased this chalet in 2014
Why Mike Johnson chose Gatlinburg
I was taken by the view from this area the first time I saw it.
What makes this chalet unique
The views in the rocking chairs off the 3200sf decks are breathtaking and since it backs up to the National Park; you can walk out the back door and hike all day without getting in your car....


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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in Playa Blanca
Own heated pool, large terraces, very private villa
This secluded detached spacious bungalow has a U shaped villa surrounds a covered patio area, with Canarias table and chairs for al fresco eating. The villa has a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room with seating for up to 6 adults + 2 children, and a spacious Lounge with seating for 9, with TV, English and German sat, DVD, video, and music centre. Also 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. One of the bedrooms and bathroom lie in one arm of the 'U' as a separate annexe. There is an extensive (18 m) south facing sun terrace which surrounds the large electric and solar heated pool. The villa is set in 1000 m2 grounds, with walled boundaries for privacy and seclusion. It is all on one level making it suitable for people with walking difficulties. There are no through roads near by making it very peaceful.
Accommodation: This large detached bungalow is away from any through roads, making it a very quiet and secluded villa. It is built in traditional Spanish style, being 'U' shaped around a central part-covered patio, which faces onto a large terrace around an electrically and solar heated pool. The secluded terrace and pool face onto green belt, with boundary walls to provide privacy without obscuring the view. One bedroom with shower room lies in one arm of the 'U' as a separate annexe making it particularly suitable for groups who want some independence, intercom to main bedroom. All principal rooms have direct access to the partly shaded patio through French windows. The rooms are of generous proportions eg the lounge is nearly 6m square (20 ft square). The plot and villa are all on one level making it suitable for people with walking difficulties. Parking for 2 cars
Playa Blanca: At the southernmost tip of the island, this once fishing village has been developed into a peaceful, pedrestianised resort with lots of safe beaches. Along the shore there is a promenade, which runs the whole length of this area. The restaurants along the sea front overlook the small main beach where you can have a drink or meal whilst keeping an eye on your children playing on the beach. A wide selection of shops and supermarkets are on the street parallel to the promenade. Most of the Playa Blanca area's restaurants and shops are located in this area. In the centre there is a harbour, from where you could take a ferry to the other Canary islands, and views of the neighbouring island of Fuerteventura. Further along the promenade there are 2 further beaches and a marina. The Marina has dinghies and boats for hire as well as a scuba dive centre. Further still is the nature reserve of Papagayo with its beautiful beaches (5 min drive or 15 min cycle along relatively flat coastal path).
Car Hire: The Villa is so relaxing you may find you a car isn't necessary as the village amenities are so close.
However a car will let you explore the island and visit the Timanfaya national park, the Aqua Park, Golf Course, horse riding, night clubs or small villages like Playa Quemada for a quiet meal. Nearby are the beautiful beaches of Papagayo, designated a conservation area which are a 5 minutes drive away, or a peaceful cycle ride along the flat coastal promenade. Cycles can be hired in the village, per day or week for a small sum. Diving is widely available, and at the marina there is a sailing school with dinghy hire and a Sunsail centre where Yachts can be hired.
Car hire is available either at the Airport (Arrecife) or in the resort. As another airport transfer option you can pick one up at the airport and leave it in Playa Blanca.
- Suitability:
- Low Allergen Environment
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
Guestbook comments from the owner
Some of the comments we have had from guests.
Mr & Mrs Meilkle. 'Just wanted to drop you an e-mail to say that we had a lovely time on holiday. The resort was fantastic and the villa was first class'.
Mr & Mrs Callan. 'The villa was perfect, as was Playa Blanca, nice and quiet and relaxing, lovely beaches, restaurants etc.'
Mr & Mrs Brooks. 'We have been on several villa holidays and we just loved your villa, having Sky, CD, video, heated pool, information pack etc was just fab. We hope to return some day'. Mrs Mee. 'The villa was perfect, and had very good wheel chair access.'


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PHILADELPHIA — The NJ Transit board of directors approved a proposed bus rapid transit route intended to ease commutes on the congested corridor between South Jersey and Philadelphia, philly.com reported. The agency will request that the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission include the proposed $46 million project in its long-range plan. The route could be up and running by 2020 if approved and funded, a NJ Transit official told philly.com. For the full story, click here.
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