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In this view from inside a new Whirlpool built-in oven, Quality Project Manager Amanda Chan, signs her name on the glass door Monday during the Cleveland, Tenn., opening celebration at the new 1 milion square-foot facility on Benton Pike. Employees and attendees could sign their names on the cooking appliance to commemorate the event.
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I wanted to buy a powder that stays on for hours and will not become oily at the end of the day. This powder does it all. It looks beautiful on the skin and does not feel like you have tons of powder in your face and you can use it alone without foundation. I got it in shade no 40 Dore which is the perfect shade for summer time when I am tanned but I think it might be little too dark to use in winter. Other than that I am very happy with it. Since I like to buy little fancier makeup (with no reasonable reason :P) I didn't mind the price that much. Would the tube be little smaller I would probably reconsider buying it but since its quite huge its ok :)
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This is what loose setting powder should be. I've used this for years - I've tried MANY many brands, but always come back to this for the beauty of the finish.
It doesn't blot all day, as you get older, you have to watch how much you apply, but at age 59 this one is still working for me as others have fallen by the wayside because of how they emphasis lines. This WILL, but is much less likely to do so if applied judiciously.
Its smells wonderful, is very expensive, but a little goes a long way and you get a good bit of powder.
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A great powder to lightly set your foundation. It's doesn't keep me matte all day but at least 3-4 hours. I've been using it for about 5 months and still have quite a lot left. Doesn't clog my pores and feels luxurious
When I was a teenager, I used Yardley loose powder. It was perfect, but it just disappeared from the shelves at one point. Then I've tried other brands and none came close to this so I gave up even trying to find good loose powder. Then I've read great reviews here about Chanel and I've bought it without even testing it. And I haven't regret it. It's great! The color of the powder is neutral, not warm or cool (I have 20 clair - translucent 1). It is very fine milled so you can apply it lightly for more natural or heavily for more matte look. Too bad that it won't keep your shine at bay for more than 3-4 hours. That's its only downside, but I would repurchase, definitely.
Pretty much the bestest powder in the world for everyone and anyone.
I have combo/slightly dry skin that used to be oily all over. Needless to say, I have quite a few acne scars as well as a bit of rosecea and beginnings of wind burn thanks to Edmonton weather. I've been trying out some of the radiant/luminous foundations and with those, I always need a good setting powder that won't stray.
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I bought this powder some time last year. I have been using it almost daily since that time. I really do like this powder and you get a lot of product, but I can't really say that it is so much better than other loose powders. I don't think I will be buying this again. $52 for a loose powder. Really? I bought this on the recommendation of a youtube guru that I like. I love the Chanel container and I display it on my vanity. But next time I'll probably buy a different powder and put it the Chanel container. :) If I change my mind later and decide that this is the most amazing powder ever, I'll edit this review accordingly. But right now I have to say that I won't be spending $52 on another loose powder. I would much rather save my money for the Naked 3!
This is super lovely! I am quite oily and this keeps my make up looking fresh and flawless all day. The powder is so fine it makes my skin look incredible.
Heaps of product! Worth the $$$
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I have used this for years (shade 20, Claire). It lasts forever and leaves a beautiful finish to the skin (very natural, not pasty or dry). Occasionally I try a newer formula, but still haven't found anything that comes close to this. The tub is huge and lasts me well over a year, so I don't mind paying a bit more for this.
I'm NC 20 and bought this in no. 20 which is a perfect match. I was going to get no. 30 but salesperson said that would be a tad darker than my skin tone so I went with the lighter option. It feels really good and silky on skin. Definitely worth the $ as there is so much product. I switched to this after finishing my MUFE HD powder. Honestly I do miss the smaller jar but I'm liking Chanel better so far.
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It's not all that common to see footage of grief in wild cetaceans. My friend and colleague Alma Massaro sent me the link to this video of a mother cetacean grieving the loss of young. A translation of the Italian text goes as follows:
An adult cetacean carries the lifeless body of a youngster for hours on end. Alberto Gherli, from the White Wave Maldives, recorded this video in the Maldives archipelago. Looking at the condition of the young's body, it is possible to assume that the adult had cared to the young for days and nights—even the adult's body looks damaged by the sun. It is well-known that whales have an instinct to push inanimate bodies even if they belong to other species (as has happened to some shipwrecked people who have been helped by cetaceans). And this behavior is more expected to happen when a mother loses her child. This could be the case in this video but it is hard to confirm without a genetic analysis, as Elena Valsecchi says. However the differences in the size of the two bodies would suggest that they are a mother and her offspring. If this is the case, it shows that this behavior could last for a long period, as the decomposition of the youngster's body shows.


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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Saturday, November 2, 2013
It's My Park Day at Bowne Playground
at PS 020 John Bowne (in Bowne Playground), Queens
9:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
Volunteer with the QueensBoro Hill Neighborhood Association, who will be planting bulbs, mulching, weeding, raking leaves and picking up litter from the park.
Category: Volunteer, It's My Park Day
Tai Chi Chuan at Wave Hill
at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Quiet like a mountain, moving like a river, Tai Chi is a sequence of gentle movements based on images found in nature.
Category: Fitness
Intro to Hiking
at Mosholu Avenue and Broadway (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.
Trek with the Friends of Van Cortlandt park on the west side of Van Cortlandt Park.
Category: Nature, Fitness
Forest Restoration Volunteering
at Mosholu Avenue and Broadway (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Fix trails, plant native species and take out weeds with the park's restoration crew.
Category: Education, Volunteer
Freshkills Park Tour
at Eltingville Transit Center (in Freshkills Park), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Freshkills Park will be almost three times the size of Central Park and the largest park developed in New York City in over 100 years. See it for yourself on a behind the scenes tour!
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10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Pick up a selection of spring flowering bulbs for fall planting at our compound.
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Wave Hill Family Art Project: Armored Insects' Parade
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Bible Influences on America!Tweet
Posted 11/20/14 at 1:17 PM | Larry Dozier
One day I realized that procrastination is just another way of demonstrating that I'm too busy. Too busy doing what? I was too busy being led by the deceitfulness of riches, the cares of the world and the lust for other things. It was like I had three rings in my nose and all three of them were leading me to failure and destruction. I thought that I was just too busy to have regular bible study, daily prayer and fellowship with others. I thought I needed to get a good education, work hard and achieve the American dream! However, I began to realize that my schedule had control over me, rather than me having control over my schedule. I working full time and going to college full time. I had no time left to do anything else, although in my desire to please others, I frequently overcommitted myself. And when that happens, no one is happy. FULL POST
Posted 11/17/14 at 3:40 PM | Larry Dozier
There is no discussion in the Bible of the proper limits of taxation. Taxation should therefore be discussed in terms of achieving other biblical goals and enforcing other biblical principles.
The supreme biblical goal of taxation is to finance a civil government that is incapable of doing more than the Bible says it should. If it is capable of doing more, it will. This is basic to fallen man: to be as God (Gen. 3:5). The state should be limited in a way analogous to the limits placed on the king in Deuteronomy 17. So, the biblical goal of modern politics is to shrink the state -- all branches -- to levels consistent with the biblical concept of civil government: negative sanctions only. The welfare state must be de-funded.
Taxation therefore should be discussed, above all, in terms of limiting the expansion of the state, especially the central government.
R. J. Rushdoony argued that Exodus 30 -- a man's payment of half a shekel upon reaching age 20 -- was a head tax. He was incorrect. The payment went to the priests, not to a civil magistrate ("captain"). The tip-off was that it was calculated as a shekel of the sanctuary, which was a separate, ecclesiastical coin. This was blood money. It was paid on a man's entry into God's holy army, which was both priestly and civil. I discuss this in Chapter 32 of Tools of Dominion: The Case Laws of Exodus (1990). FULL POST
Posted 10/25/14 at 3:19 PM | Larry Dozier
Written by Eric Buehrer, President of Gatways to Better Education (www.gtbe.org)
The Thanksgiving holiday provides a natural place in the curriculum to teach about gratefulness. There is no need, however, to wait until the week before the holiday to teach about the subject of gratitude. Instead, the holiday can become the culminating experience after numerous lessons on gratitude during the entire month of November.
Thanksgiving Day is inherently religious, and this, of course, makes it a ticklish subject for public schools. Some educators have responded by remaking the holiday into a lesson about Native American peoples.
However, while schools cannot endorse a particular religious belief, educators need not shy away from teaching about Thanksgiving Day. The President every year encourages all citizens (including children) to thank God for their blessings. Educators can inform students of the President's proclamation and discuss how they and their families might respond. (To find the proclamations from previous years, visit www.whitehouse.gov and do a search on the word "thanksgiving".)
The Supreme Court in Lynch v. Donnelly remarked, "Our history is replete with official references to the value and invocation of Divine guidance in deliberations and pronouncements of the Founding Fathers and contemporary leaders. President Washington and his successors proclaimed Thanksgiving, with all its religious overtones, a day of national celebration, and Congress made it a national holiday more than a century ago. That has not lost its theme of expressing thanks for Divine aid any more than Christmas has lost its religious significance." FULL POST
Posted 10/18/14 at 12:15 PM | Larry Dozier
In the National Tribune, 1880, an article appeared giving an account of the "Vision of Washington" at Valley Forge. The account was told by a gentleman named Anthony Sherman, who may have been at Valley Forge during the winter of 1777-78 or who was given the story by George Washington. The story has been published several times.
Some people will say that it is substantiated by the fact that a copy of the account is in the Library of Congress; but this argument of authenticity could be misleading. The Library of Congress has copies of anything published. That does not indicate accuracy or inaccuracy of the content, but it does lend credibility to the story.
The soldier mentioned as having a first-hand account of the "Vision," Anthony Sherman, was a soldier in the Continental Army. According to his pension application, written by him, he states that he was at Saratoga under the command of Benedict Arnold at the end of 1777 and only joined the main forces in 1778 in New Jersey just before the Battle of Monmouth; however, that alone does not prove or disprove anything, because it's basically irrelevant, since there is no credible and irrefutable evidence to the contrary. And it's of record that George Washington was a man of faith who prayed to God for "divine providence" with amazing results, but that's story for another article. FULL POST
Posted 10/7/14 at 2:38 PM | Larry Dozier
If I Wanted to Destroy America …
I'd convince Americans that their founding fathers didn't really mean what they wrote in the US Constitution.
I'd redefine the word "expert" from being economic and performance-based to being academic and theory-based. FULL POST
Posted 9/5/14 at 12:18 PM | Larry Dozier
Deuteronomy 28 (NIV) Here's a Reminder…Blessings for Obedience
If you fully obey the LORD your God and carefully follow all his commands I give you today, the LORD your God will set you high above all the nations on earth. 2 All these blessings will come on you and accompany you if you obey the LORD your God:
3 You will be blessed in the city and blessed in the country.
4 The fruit of your womb will be blessed, and the crops of your land and the young of your livestock—the calves of your herds and the lambs of your flocks.
5 Your basket and your kneading trough will be blessed.
6 You will be blessed when you come in and blessed when you go out.
7 The LORD will grant that the enemies who rise up against you will be defeated before you. They will come at you from one direction but flee from you in seven.
8 The LORD will send a blessing on your barns and on everything you put your hand to. The LORD your God will bless you in the land he is giving you.
9 The LORD will establish you as his holy people, as he promised you on oath, if you keep the commands of the LORD your God and walk in obedience to him. 10 Then all the peoples on earth will see that you are called by the name of the LORD, and they will fear you. 11 The LORD will grant you abundant prosperity—in the fruit of your womb, the young of your livestock and the crops of your ground—in the land he swore to your ancestors to give you. FULL POST
Posted 8/23/14 at 4:57 PM | Larry Dozier
Throughout the history of ancient Israel, the tribe of Issachar is portrayed as a family that was destined to prosper both physically and spiritually. The ancient Rabbis taught that the sons of Issachar were not only "mighty men of valor" (1 Chron. 7:1-5), but they were also called to serve the other tribes in the areas of finance and the ministry of God's Torah. Source: http://www.ascensionministries.net
"And of the sons of Issachar, men who understood the times, with knowledge of what Israel should do, their chiefs were two hundred; and all their kinsmen were at their command."
- 1 Chronicles 12:32 NAS
Today, we need believers with the Sons of Issachar anointing. They would be found sharing their wisdom in financial and spiritual matters. Righteous leaders would be seeking and following their counsel; thereby solving problems and creating material and spiritual prosperity. Do you know anyone like that? Do you know anyone that "knows the times and knows what to do"? If someone with the Sons of Issachar anointing was speaking to you right now, I believe that he would say: "That was then – This is now". And "This is that - which was spoken by the Prophet Joel". FULL POST
Posted 8/14/14 at 1:41 PM | Larry Dozier
According to Kevin Caruso of www.suicide.org, over 90 percent of people who die by suicide have a mental illness at the time of their death. And the most common mental illness is depression. Untreated depression is the number one cause for suicide.
Untreated mental illness (including depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and others) is the cause for the vast majority of suicides.
Also, some people are genetically predisposed to depression, and thus they may not appear to be undergoing any negative life experiences, yet still become depressed, and may die by suicide.
So, some people die by suicide because of a depression that was caused by genetics. You probably have heard about some individuals who died by suicide and did not exhibit any symptoms or appear to have any serious problems. In these cases, it is possible that the person had depression that occurred because of this genetic factor.
It is very rare that someone dies by suicide because of one cause. Thus, there are usually several causes, and not just one, for suicide.
Many people die by suicide because depression is triggered by several negative life experiences, and the person does not receive treatment – or does not receive effective treatment – for the depression. (Some people need to go through several treatments until they find one that works for them.) FULL POST
Posted 8/6/14 at 12:41 PM | Larry Dozier
Has modern science proven that the Bible is scientifically unreliable or inaccurate? Has the widely touted evolutionary concept of the origin of man been scientifically proven? What evidence do the evolutionists use in support of this proposed scientific definition of the origin of man? As a Bible believing Christian, can I successfully defend the biblical account of creation, scientifically? These and other questions will be answered in this student manual.
First, we must understand that we live in an environment that continually preaches the ideology of the religion of Secular Humanism as defined by the US Supreme Court and The Humanist Manifestos I & II. For over 40 years, many American public schools have been dogmatically teaching evolution as scientific fact, rather than scientific theory. They have frequently pointed to certain dating methods as proof of an earth that is millions and billions of years old; however, after being questioned about their scientific methods, they have also admitted that the same scientific data could be interpreted as thousands of years old, but they do not mention that in the public school textbooks. In addition, it has been found that these same scientists have dated certain artifacts as millions of years old only to find out later they were scientifically proven to be completely wrong. Also, the print and broadcast media are persistently indoctrinating Americans with evolutionary ideology by saying that the world is "millions and billions of years old", while the Bible clearly says that God created everything in six literal days according to the literal meaning of the Old Testament Hebrew word used in the book of Genesis. Further, Time, Nature and National Geographic magazines along with the Discovery Channel, the movie Jurassic Park, The Learning Channel and Animal Planet regularly affirm evolutionary ideology without questioning its accuracy or authority. As a result, pollster George Barna found that in the US "a minority of 'born again' adults (44%) and an even smaller proportion of born again teenagers (9%) are certain of the existence of absolute moral truth." Adolph Hitler, a self avowed Secular Humanist, once said, "You don't have to tell the people the truth. Just keep repeating a lie long enough and they'll start believing it". It appears that many public schools have allowed their teachers to use the same cynical, humanistic ideology as Adolph Hitler. FULL POST
Posted 7/31/14 at 12:26 PM | Larry Dozier
When a political leader told me that his ambition was to hold a high national office, I asked him how he could serve people more effectively in that office than in his present position. That was a new thought to him, because his main goal was simply to increase his personal importance.
In sharp contrast to this political leader is another government leader who deeply loves youth and their families. His position as a juvenile court judge was not just a job to him, but rather it was a means of carrying out his passion in life--to help young people learn to make wise decisions.
Two years after the first political leader talked to me, he was sent to prison for mishandling funds. However, the second leader was appointed as Director of the Department of Child Services in his state.
The command to be a servant does not mean that the desire to be great is wrong; instead it shows us what true greatness is and how to achieve it!
If we are to be great, we must first ask, "What is true greatness?" Greatness is not based on personal achievement that results in fame, fortune, or position. Rather, true greatness is what God does in and through us. (See Ephesians 1:19.) Peter did not have money, but he had the power of God working through him to carry out great works. "... Silver and gold have I none, but such as I have give I thee: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth rise up and walk" (Acts 3:6). FULL POST


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CAMDEN – Andrew Jackson spotted Lee Central 13 quick first-quarter points before falling 19-12 in the 39th annual Camden Shrine Club Football Jamboree at Zemp Stadium in Camden.
CHESTER – Lancaster made its share of big plays on both sides of the ball to post a 7-6 win over Class AAAA foe Rock Hill High School in the Chester County High School Jamboree at Chester High School on Friday, Aug. 15.
Lancaster County teams will be moving into the jamboree portion of the preseason tonight – Friday, Aug. 15 – with three squads in action at two locales.
Region IV-AA foes Andrew Jackson and Buford will play in the annual Camden Shrine Jamboree at Camden's Zemp Stadium.
The ever-popular Carolina Clash Super Late Models roar back into action at the half-mile Lancaster Super Speedway with round one of the Championship Chase for the series paying $4,000.
Earlier this season, it was Fergy time at Lancaster Super Speedway as one of Dirt Late Models most popular drivers Chris Ferguson captured the Clash win at LSS on May 31.
Robert Howey
Youth was served in a big way Sunday afternoon, Aug. 9 at the Lancaster Golf Club.
Lancaster High School freshman golfer Brady Hinkle, 14, would be considered a youngster by age, but he was the man of the hour at the LGC.
Hinkle notched a stellar three-under 141 (72-69) to take the LGC championship on an overcast day.
Hinkle, a zero handicap golfer, posted a nine-shot victory over defending club champion Mike "Red Man" Kennington, who finished with a six-over 150 (72-78).
Michael Knight
For The Lancaster News
There was plenty of action for dirt racing fans at Lancaster Super Speedway on Saturday, Aug. 9.
u In the Late Model main event, Timbo Mangum and the Rock Hill "Bad Boy Ben" Watkins were in the front row. When the green flag dropped, Mangum, Watkins, Johnny Pursley and David Yandle battled for the lead.
KERSHAW – Andrew Jackson High School senior guard Dareisha Sowell returned to her prep alma mater for one final shining moment Friday, Aug. 8.
Sowell, a five-year starter for the Lady Volunteers, was back in Big Orange Country to secure her future, signing with Erskine College to play basketball for the Flying Fleet.
Reviews were mixed for two high school head football coaches following the first scrimmages of the season for teams Friday, Aug. 8.
Indian Land High coach Mike Mayer said he was pleased with the Warriors' overall effort in a rain-shortened 90-minute session at C.A. Johnson High School in Columbia.
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The Country Liberals Government is continuing to release land for development that will revitalise and renew our urban centres and provide housing and accommodation options.
Minister for Transport Gladys Berejiklian joined Minister for the Illawarra John Ajaka and Member for Kiama Gareth Ward to inspect the brand new Shellharbour Junction Station before it opens to customers – Saturday 22 November.
A new flood-proofed road was officially opened in Townsville – ahead of the storm season and significantly under budget.
The soon-to-be-vacated Royal Children's Hospital site at Herston is set become a vibrant, mixed-use precinct with the Queensland Government announcing the redevelopment of the 4.8 hectare site.
About 350 people are now employed on the construction of a new maintenance centre at Wulkuraka to service South East Queensland's next generation of trains – and there's more work on the way.
Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) 1 Elizabeth has reached its first major milestone - tunnelling the first 1 km of Australia's longest railway tunnels.
Safety upgrades to Main South Road, Victor Harbor Road and the Augusta Highway have been announced. Road Safety Minister Tony Piccolo said the investment was made possible by money made available by the Motor Accident Commission's Road Safety Fund.
Roads and Maritime Services has finalised the concept design for the Newcastle Road safety upgrade at Lloyd Street and Morehead Street.
Minister for Transport Gladys Berejiklian and Member for Oatley Mark Coure announced a major revamp at Narwee Station to boost safety and accessibility for customers.
Roads and Maritime Services is planning to upgrade the Pacific Highway and Louisiana Road intersection at Kanwal to improve safety for motorists.
NSW Premier and Minister for Western Sydney Mike Baird and Minister for Transport Gladys Berejiklian joined Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to inspect major construction work on the North West Rail Link's landmark skytrain.
The first sod has been turned on a new development that will deliver 20 affordable apartments for low income earners to rent in Palmerston.
A new shopping centre that will create at least 120 jobs is the latest milestone for the suburb of Wellard, an innovative State Government-private sector land development.
Minister for Transport and Minister for the Hunter Gladys Berejiklian announced the Hunter's new transport interchange at Wickham has received planning approval – paving the way for the revitalisation of the Newcastle CBD.
A core competency of WE-EF is the development of high-quality and efficient reflector and lens technologies, called the IOS® Innovative Optical System.
Magnetic Automation recently installed eight MHTM Access Boom Gates within four sites of a major freight company in Western Australia. Each site had different weather challenges, which is typical to the WA landscape.
Magnetic Automation installed 4 programmed turnstiles at one of Australia's leading food retailer's distribution office.
Magnetic manufactured 3 double turnstiles and 2 single turnstiles which incorporated a traffic light system, limiting site access to 25 people at a time.
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Catch up with what the Miami ladies are up to.
The ladies open up to each other in this touching moment.
Karent doesn't know what to do or what to think about the Rodolfo situation.
Marysol is emotional as she meets with her soon-to-be ex-husband.
Elsa shares her opinion about whether or not Joanna and Adriana will make up and more.
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Thai cookbooks
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- dan Jan 23, 2001 08:58 AM
I'm interested in learning more about Thai cuisine--ingredients and their preparation. So here's my question: What Thai cookbooks do you recommend? What's the best? What's the most informative? Which has the most authentic recipes?
I'm like you Dan. I started to become interested in cooking Thai cuisine last Fall. Someone mentioned on Chowhound a month or two ago a book called Hot Sour Salty Sweet. I bought it on Thursday and Friday night I made Grilled Chicken With Hot and Sweet Dipping Sauce and also Stir Fried Eggs With Cellophane Noodles. Both dishes were delicious and consumed by all very quickly. The cookbook is beautiful and includes recipes of Southeast Asia.
re: Nancy Ives
I agree -- this one's a keeper. Weighs about 80 pounds, too. One downside is that it's so gorgeous you'll spend half your cooking time pushing it away from spills. But everything has been great so far. There is a recipe for grilled pork balls (make the peanut sauce to go with it!) that is just absurdly delicious.
re: John Tracey
Hot Sour Salty is simply an incredible piece of work, from the recipes to the photos to the deceptively simple stories. I'm liking it more and more as I use and read it.
I'd also recommend both books by Kasma Loha-Unchit as mentioned above. Her first book, It Rains Fishes, is mostly text, really good text describing traditional Thai food in accurate detail. It also has lovely watercolors. Her newer effort, Dancing Shrimp, is loaded with seafood recipes which could be easily adapted to other proteins. I took my first trip to Thailand last summer and I don't feel qualified to say Loha-unchit's books are the most authentic, but they're the ones that speak most directly to what I loved about Thai food in Thailand.
I reviewed Hot Sour and Dancing Shrimp on my web site last month. URL below.
My favorite Thai cookbook is:
True Thai: The Modern Art of Thai Cooking
by Victor Sodsook (with Byron & Theresa Laursen)
It has more typos than I like to see in a published work, but so far every recipe has been simple to make and high on the delicious scale. It contains cultural tidbits of interest and gives substitutions for some of the more obscure ingredients. Also, you have the option of using store-bought ingredients (ie: chili-garlic sauce), but the book also provides recipes for those sauces so you only have to use a shortcut if you want to.
The Elegant Taste of Thailand: Cha Am Cuisine by Sisamon Kongpan is a lovely and informative Thai cookbook with an illustrated glossary in the beginning of all ingredients. Sisamon is an experienced Thai cooking instructor and her cookbook has full page photographs of each recipe.
Link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASI...
re: Heather
I rec'd a pre-publication copy of the first edition as a birthday present a few years ago from my pal, Roger Williams, editor and publisher. Can't say I have tried many of the recipes but I will say the photos are a feast for the eyes.
I'm partial to "Real Thai" by Nancie McDermott. Yes, she is a "falang" (Thai for foreigner) but she lived there for several years, learned about the food and her easy to follow recipes have never failed.
I also recomend "Real Thai" The Best of Thailand's Regional Cooking by Nancie Mc Dermott published by Chronical Books. It's an excellent introduction to Thai Cuisine. Clear, easy to follow descriptions and commentary, good recipies and it's very affordable. I like the fact that it is organized geogrphically by region as well.
re: scottso
I second this recommendation.
You can start at this very informative website (www.thaifoodandtravel.com)by the author of "It Rains Fishes" and the new "Dancing Shrimp", Kasma Loha-unchit. She is a Berkeley-based author and instructor, and a friend who took her classes is a total devotee.
There are recipes, articles on ingredients and the valuable recommended brands section.
A book that I've cooked from and learned a lot about Thai cooking is A TASTE OF THAILAND by Vatcharin Bhumichitr[Ateneum Books 1988].The recipes are not watered down food,and regional cooking is highlighted.Another great resource,that has just been reissued,is BRUCE COST'S ASIAN INGREDIENTS [William Morrow},which will be a great help in untangling the mysteries of Asian markets.


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Chudyk Appointed Distribution Manager of Neutrik
Tom Chudyk was previously the regional sales manager of Panasonic Industrial
Genachowski Senate Hearing Slated for June 16
Also on the agenda for the hearing is the nomination of current FCC commissioner Robert McDowell for another term.
Clear Channel Appoints Eccleshare to President, CEO of Clear Channel International
William Eccleshare will be responsible for all of CCI's businesses outside the Americas.
FCC's McDowell to be Renominated
Robert McDowell's FCC term expired June 1, 2009, but he can stay at the agency until the end of the current Congressional session.
MAB to Present Specs Howard with the MAB Lifetime Achievement Award
The honoree is the founder of the Specs Howard School of Broadcasting Arts in Southfield, MI.
Continental's Steve Schott Dies
He suffered a massive heart attack on May 28, 2009.
John Lyons Elected Into the Broadcasters Hall Of Fame
The induction ceremony will take place Nov. 8, 2009 in Akron, OH, home of the Hall of Fame.
David Systems appoints Benveniste as CEO
Vincent Benveniste replaces Stephan K. Schindler, who will concentrate on his role as CEO at Silex Media.
FEMA Adds to Leadership Team
The appointments cover a range of responsibilities.
Radiotime Opens U.K. Office
Radiotime has hired Ian Henderson to lead the company in Europe and Asia.
Ernst Joins Yangaroo
Dean Ernst, formerly of Destiny Media, has been hired to promote Yangaroo DMDS 5.0
NTP Technology names Hahmann as Sales and Support Manager
Nils Hahmann has more than 20 years of pro-audio industry experience as an engineer in music and radio drama
Auralex Founder Named to IU Advisory Board
Eric Smith joins the IUPUI Department of Music and Arts Technology Music Industry Advisory Board to provide insight to the music industry.
Wegener VP Merithew Elected President SSPI Chapter
Kamy Merithew, vice president of marketing for Wegener, has been elected president of the 2009 Board of Directors for the Society of Satellite Professionals International Southeast Chapter.
Adam Taps Caputo For US Market
Robert Caputo takes over as the president of Adam Audio USA.
Stream the World Adds Bernardi to Board
David Bernardi is a venture partner at Propulsion Ventures, a managing partner in ID Capital and the head of technology for Telesystem.
Emmis Communications Promotes Four at Corporate Office
Scott Enright, Paul Brenner, Traci Thomson and Ian Arnold all move up.
Bill Ashley Dies
Bill Ashley of Bradley Broadcast passed away May 7 after a 14-month battle with pancreatic cancer.
Rehr Resigns as NAB President and CEO
David Rehr joined the NAB in July 2005 to succeed former NAB President/CEO Eddie Fritts, who held the post for 23 years.
CBS Creates CBS Interactive Music Group, Appoints Goodman as President
The new unit combines CBS Radio online assets and Last.fm to provide more content and build a community.
Obama to Appoint Clyburn to FCC
Mignon Clyburn, the daughter of Rep. Jim Clyburn, will replace Jonathon Adelstein as a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission.
Clear Channel Radio Names Sharma Sr VP, Strategic Initiatives
Vishal Sharma will lead the development and implementation of Clear Channel Radio's strategic initiatives and company-wide transformation efforts.
Sennheiser Appoints Two to Sales Team
Patrick Steading and Scott Haas take on sales territories in the South.
Antoine Joins WBGO as CE
David Antoine joins WBGO after several years with WQXR.
126th AES Convention Names Student Paper Award Winner
The winning paper, submitted by a student from Finland, examines ear acoustic modeling for headphones.
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Posts Tagged 'animated gif'
*opens the LD blog*
Base code! Also: Good luck everybody!
Like every time, here is my base code: Prelude. (You'll need RageSpline to use it completely.)
It does lots of cool stuff:
- Unified button layout for XBox360 controllers on Windows (even with vibration there!) and Mac
- Makes cool (optionally glowing) shapes (together with RageSpline)
- Traversing spline paths (with RageSpline too)
- Uses Scoreoid for a leaderboard
- Basic text buttons and vanishing text for notifications
- Easing
- A few helpers for math, Unity and some general C# stuff
It's a bit of a mess though. But hey, it's mine. Good luck everybody!
I'm in! (╯°□°)╯︵sısǝɥʇ s,ɹǝʇsɐɯ
I don't have time to do Ludum Dare, I have a master's thesis to finish – but I've been checking this blog for the past weeks frequently. I think I'm addicted. Send help, please.
Until help arrives though, I have no choice but to participate in this LD too!
- Engine: Unity3D
- Art: I might use RageSpline and glow effects, or stylized filtering, or fun ANSII symbols ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ – or, well, crude handdrawn images made with my trusty Wacom Bamboo. (Damn, it's been foreeever since I did that.)
- Sfx: My mouth + a microphone + Audacity. Maybe bfxr or jfxr.
- Music: Abundant Music for generation – and for MIDI rendering either GXSCC (chiptunes-like) or SynthFont ("normal" instruments)
- Goals: High innovation and/or fun!
- Motivation: HELL YES!
Good luck everybody!
PS: I'm just kidding, my master's thesis is going great, that's why I got no reason to skip LD!
Is it already too late? Nope. Time for a Best Of!
Hey folks! So, this time I've only rated 82 games. Shame on my, I know – I'm busy with my Master's Thesis, but apart from that, I really have no excuses. I didn't think I'd actually get around to do a Best Of list this time, but since those games are just so incredibly great I've done one anyway now!
So here's a list of the best and/or most interesting games I've played – and so should you, in my opinion! But hey, I know it's only three days left, so just pick the cherries. (Hint: They are all cherries.)
Excellence in EVERYTHING
Dig Hard by petey123567
Have you ever wanted to save the PRESIDENT from EARTH'S EVIL CORE and the UNDERGROUND DINOSAURS wielding BADASS WEAPONS? Sure you have! And even if not, this game will teach you why you SHOULD want that. It's just so much fun even if when you inevitably die in mere seconds – and it feels more juicy than any fruit you'll ever come across!
Planet Corp. by Maschinen-Mensch
Planet Corp is pretty short compared to the other games in this category, but what it does, it does really well. You are drilling different planets in our solar system for resources in a totally safe way (that involves throwing freakin' drilling bombs down on them). But hey, the TV says it's fine! Which it will in fact do ingame. The cutscenes are hilarious.
The Valley Rule by Raiyumi
I sincerely believe that the two creators of this game didn't get ANY sleep, because there is no way they could've finished The Valley Rule otherwise. This game isn't just the very definition of polish, it's also incredibly big and a lot of fun! What this game lacks in innovation, it makes up in sheer production values. (And I still want the OST for it. Please.)
Behind Mirror by SaintHeiser
So, your friend just got his reflection stolen, and you want to catch the thief who is underwater. You can't though, because your reflection is blocking you! So now your goal is to become a vampire, because well, vampires don't have reflections, right? Combine this premise with lovely vector-art-pixel-graphics (is that a thing now?), cool music and the hardest jumps in this LD edition and you get Behind Mirror.
Rosa Neurosa by Wertle
In the words of the game's creators, Rosa Neurosa is a "digging/mad libs/improv game." I can't find words for how awesome it is that they actually managed to pull of a digital single player improv game that is fun and works well, haha. Awesome graphics, great music and the option to actually share the story that you write seals the deal for me. (Try it! Post your endings here, please!)
Excellence in humor
NOPE by shadow64
I- I really, don't know what to say about this game without spoiling anything. It's Monty Python-esque. It's short. It's extremely funny. I promise you'll like it!
Inside Look Activity Book by rylgh
The same thing applies to the Inside Look Activity Book, actually! The humor might be a biiiit more twisted and dark, but hey, it's a book for children, right? What could possibly go wrong?
Excellence in storytelling/atmosphere
The Stanley Enigma by nddrylliog
Ah, the Stanley Enigma. You had a pretty bad dream about your friend Stanley dying, but dreams don't come true, right? And I mean, who'd hurt Stanley anyway? Hum. Who indeed. You better check. Maybe you'll find out in the ever branching storylines of The Stanley Enigma, a brilliant dialogue game with (as one commenter rightly remarks) Kentucky Road Zero vibes and over 1000 lines of text.
The Westport Independent by Double Zero One Zero
This game has a "Papers, Please?" vibe to me, and that's definitely a good thing. Less good is that you're running a newspaper which is due to be closed by an censoring antagonistic government. You've still got a few weeks left though – so what exactly will you print?
In Hiding by Sheepolution
Sssh. Everything will be alright. If you don't get found, that is. Slightly scary, pretty atmospheric and the coolest effect for ingame soundeffects that I've ever seen.
Seven Souls by BrothersT
This is one of those games that I really want to be finished. Seven Souls is a storytelling game where you play a very nice creature which only wants to play with those other characters. Preferably in the water. No ulterior motives, I promise! A clean art style and great writing make this top list material, even if unfinished. (Also I love the accent of the creature.)
Excellence in audio
Orlok's Ordeal by Davelope
The gameplay is fun on its own, but DAMN! This opening! Awesome voice acting combined with expressive story book pictures and dramatic music, this is just perfect. (Oh, and I love those paintings ingame. And the ending, haha.)
Ripple Runner by DDRKirby(ISQ)
A one (sorry, two. Eh, I mean three?) button runner with an innovative mechanic, game boy aesthetics and the BEST SOUNDTRACK. And the game is synchronized to it! This is just an absolutely joy to play. (And in fact, I'm listening to the soundtrack while I'm writing this list.)
Space to go by geekdrums
"Space to go" is probably the only LD game that has the complete tutorial/instructions in its title. It is storytelling synchronized to music and I can't even describe why, but – synchronizing the words to sounds gives this whole thing an unexpectedly awesome and quite humorous feeling. It's pretty short too, so there's really no reason why you shouldn't give it a try!
Excellence in being really, really different
Underworld Evolution by StudioWolfox
Underworld Evolution calls itself an "epic RTSE (Real Time Strategic Evolution) game" and it really delivers on this promise. You're taking control of a bunch of pretty incompetent minions which you'll slowly but surely improve – generation by generation! (Hum, maybe you shouldn't actually play it, it's super addictive! Don't tell anybody, but I've spent over an hour on it and only stopped because I wanted to rate more games…)
Mini Metro Subway Tycoon by ripatti
A subway simulator in retro Sim City style – pretty cool. It's a bit hard at first (I recommend watching the How To Play video), but soon you'll be building subways like it's nobody's business!
You Don't Want That by Dark Arts and Sciences
A creepypasta Ludum Dare game about making a Ludum Dare game? Sold! This is the most obscure LD game I've ever come across and it's also pretty hard, but I definitely felt entertained. And I just love the idea. Don't skip this game. It might get angry. And, uh, you don't want that.
Generic Adventure Game by Jezzamon
As the title of the game suggests, this one is just a generic adventure game. Yup. Definitely nothing interesting here under the generic surface. (It might be pretty funny though. And have a cool concept.)
Please Come Back by PapyGaragos
This game has the greatest play-controls-avatar relationship I've ever encountered with a mouse. If yours has a scrollwheel, try it – you won't be disappointed. You might get exhausted though, and the distress is pretty real too after a while. The only thing that I don't like about this game is that it's based on a pretty similar game, but I still think you shouldn't skip this experience – and it's pretty cool that it still works with such a simple art style.
Did you like my recommendations? If so, maybe you could rate and comment on my game too. I'd be really happy about that! (Although I can understand if you're exhausted after all those other games I just suggested, haha.)
SnakeFormer by TobiasW
A puzzle game combining Snake with pseudo-physics platformer mechanics. It only has four levels, but it's not actually short – level 3 and 4 are probably the hardest puzzle levels in this LD. I'm terribly, terribly sorry. (If you beat them, please tell me!)
Progress! It turns out it's super hard for me to make interesting levels for this mechanic. Also I probably have more bugs than lava.
But then again, I guess most games here have more bugs than lava.
It's the Snakeformer! Half Snake, Half Platformer.
The movement rules are:
- When the head isn't resting on the floor or another snake part, the head will move downwards.
- When the snake isn't touching the floor anywhere, the whole snake falls down.
Summersaulting Swans
After some extreme pain trying to fix my broken rendering, I've made some decent progress!
I decided to interpret the theme as the simile of a swan being graceful on the top, but frantically paddling beneath the surface where you can't see it, and am making essentially "QWOP with swans".
Remind me never to make a jam game using box2d again, blegh.
The theme is awful! Everything is ruined forever!
Is that you, each time you remember what the results of the past voting rounds were?
If so, here is a surprise for you: Your attitude is severely limiting your ability to come up with good ideas. It is much easier to have ideas when you are positive, motivated and actually give the theme a shot. If the theme is already hard for you and all you think about is "this is awful, people are stupid for voting on this" you sure aren't making your life easier.
"But Tobias", you say, "the theme is too limiting. Everyone will come up with the same game." Yeah, and you probably said that everyone will do a WarioWare type of game for "10 seconds". And how many of those did we have again? I played a hundred games and I only remember 2 of those – and a LOT of other really creative, fun and diverse games.
"But the theme is simply AWFUL. Nobody can come up with anything good for this!" Sure, except all the hundreds of people who didn't chicken out when their favourite theme wasn't chosen.
So maybe this time, instead of dropping out immediately or thinking half-heartedly about the theme for half an hour to prove to yourself that you can't come up with anything – try to keep an open mind. Maybe it won't help, but at least this time you actually tried. And who knows, maybe you'll come up with your best game idea yet by leaving your comfort zone! Of one thing I am sure though: You'll become a better game designer in the process.
P.S.: And please, stop making posts complaining that people are stupid for voting in a way you don't like. You are not a victim, so stop behaving like one.
P.P.S.: Yeah, there are themes I don't like either. Lots of them. And I am awful at coming up with ideas. But I am trying to improve. How about you?
I'm in! Woaaaah!
We are in!
We'd decided to skip this Ludum Dare (busy weekend, one of us turning 30, etc.). But today we had an early meeting, talked a little about how awesome the current theme is ("You only get one") and took the day off to make a game!
We pitched some ideas, evaluated its scopes and decided on one.
We cannot talk much about it yet, but we've made a gif just to tease our entry!
Lovely Bullets (Post Mortem)
It was my first time using Unity in a LD, so I thought I might as well try something bigger than I normally do. So I chose a FPS since I had never made one before. First (obvious) idea that came to mind was limiting the ammo to a single bullet, but the thought of getting back that bullet is weird. Then I thought of using a bow as a weapon, so that getting the single arrow back would be understandable. I kept that idea until the end of the first day, when I decided to make the game funnier: the gun was back and its single bullet too. What happens when it's fired? The obvious: you start throwing your gun at stuff. There were also little robots as enemies before, scrapped that in favor of devilishly cute floating targets. I find quotes that appear when you die very annoying, so I had to put them in my first FPS of course.
The outlined walls were a pain. The default Unity Toon shaders did not work properly and every single outline shader I found had annoying problems. In the end I managed to adjust one to my needs and, thankfully, it fit nicely. Unity collision system was also a pain. The gun kept going through walls even with continous collision enabled (???). Fixed that by making the static colliders really really thick, horribly hacky. Fun fact: There are no floor or ceiling meshes in the game, it's just the viewport clear color. Music had its frustrations as well. I tried Terry's Bosca Ceoil first but couldn't compose anything good. The final, almost silent, bgm is from Autotracker.
Unity is great for making games quickly as long as they're simple and, most importantly, as long as you know its flaws (and they're many). I'm proud of the result, my most fun LD game so far. Still lots of polishing to do though. You can play my game, Lovely Bullets, here.
grab your space ship!
yay!! I finsihed my entry in time XD
this is another gif to commemorate it
play it here http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-28/?action=preview&uid=15312


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CHICAGO Flat-rolled distributors are relaying mixed signals on both the buy and sell sides of their businesses.
An Institute for Supply Management Steel Buyers Forum survey shows forward order trends up, backlogs up slightly, improved shipments vs. the previous quarter and a 13-point jump in the percentage of respondents expecting an upturn in sales and production in their industries over the next six months.
Yet some sources told AMM that lower scrap pricing, returning capacity at AK Steel Corp., West Chester, Ohio, and Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel Corp.s Lake Erie Works in Nanticoke, Ontario, and imports will pressure domestic hot-rolled and cold-rolled coil prices into lower realms this fall.
Others arent so sure. "I think people came back from the holiday to see that their inventories are low. There are lots of whispers of another price increase to shore up demand," one Mid-Atlantic distributor said. "Its too late to bring in imports. If your boats havent left the docks of Asia, they wont be here until Thanksgiving. So you have a window of opportunityif you did purchase importsto beat the domestic increase. But if the domestic price falls apart, thats not good."
A third argument for stable domestic flat-rolled pricing is that mills are standing tough, sources said.
"We are not seeing any side deals being made. People are buying for todays business and not going further out. They dont have the cash to (buy large volumes and) keep inventory high. Banks are not lending much money," an eastern Great Lakes service center operator said, noting that both the consuming markets and steel pricing are stable.
The Mid-Atlantic distributor said that while she hasnt heard of any low-ball sales, "we assume there are side deals" for orders at or above 5,000 tons. For a common grade at the right volume, "I guarantee I could buy it extremely cheap. But who needs 5,000 tons?"
Demand "has been status quo," a Detroit-area sheet buyer said. "Nobody is overwhelmingly optimistic or pessimistic. Some products are selling better than others. Defense work tailed off quite a bit, but the solar business is coming on strong. Automotive is the same."
Foreign material is due to arrive in September and October, landing along the East Coast and Houston. "A lot of brokers are offering material," he said, adding that softer scrap pricing will drive steel prices down. "We are already seeing it, by about $20 per ton. And thats on only a 1,000-ton order."
Lead times have lengthened, the Detroit-area buyer said, but returning capacity in Ontario and Ohio will add to the availability of material.
A Chicago-area buyer put hot-rolled coil offers at $650 per ton, down $5 per ton from the f.o.b. Midwest mill price before the holiday weekend (amm.com, Aug. 29).
"The mills are still trying to hold their ground but prices remain negotiable," he said. "We expect pricing to start dropping any day. If there is a demand increase, we are not seeing it."
A Great Plains buyer said he still hopes second-half economic activity will pick up. "Thats important," he said.
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