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I just ordered two boxes (which are on back order until February - but better late than never!) The cost is very reasonable.
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- Miss Needle Aug 9, 2007 05:25 AM
I've tried for the second time to make tortilla espanol following Jose Andres's recipe only to have the eggs come out too fluffy. Not that there's anything wrong with fluffy eggs, but I'm looking to make more of a creamy omelet. Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong? Is my heat to high? Do I need to beat my eggs some more?
hi. i am not familiar with the exact recipe you used but when i googled it a recipe with heavy cream turned up, which i think is not necessary and overkill. it's meant to be a very simple and humble dish. my husband and i have really worked on perfecting our tortilla espanol and it gets the seal of approval of our barcelona born friend.
basically, we thinly slice a bunch of nice yukon gold potatoes in our food processor and mix them up with healthy bit of kosher salt. we then add them to a non-stick pan with about ½" of extra virgin olive oil. gently stir them being careful not to break them. after 5 minutes add 1 medium red onion which has been chopped finely. again, take care not to brown the potatoes – adjust heat accordingly.
in the meantime, beat egg or nine eggs and add some pepper and some freshly chopped flat leaf parsley. when the potatoes are finished cooking drain off all the olive oil and add them to the egg mixture carefully. then put the entire mix back into the non stick pan over medium heat. you may cover the pan at this point. after about five minutes, check to see if it is setting well around the edges and if and when it is, slide it onto a big round plate. then, carefully (!) put the pan over the plate and flip the whole thing. this is hairy but once you get it, it's like riding a bike. put back on the heat to finish and either slide it off when done, or do the reverse flip.
i apologize for not being specific about some of this recipe. it's really trial and error! let me know how you do!
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It sounds like you're adding too much egg (or too little potato). You can add more potato to the mixture, or reduce the number of eggs you use. Once in the hot pan, don't fuss around too much with it and finish beneath the broiler. That should fix the fluff.
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Raw potato. My parents both make tortilla espaňola all the time. I find it's not as easy as they make it look! I have tried & failed. They use e.v. olive oil(lots), sliced potatoes, onion, garlic and eggs, and salt of course. They start by cooking the sliced onion, adding the potatoes, letting them cook (takes a little bit of time), adding garlic (paste they make themselves) and then the beaten eggs. I would have to ask how much of each. Then it's knowing when to flip it. It's an art.
When I tried to make it, it came out like a potato omelette unfortunately, not like a tortilla.
re: morebubbles
That is largely how I learned to make it (except no garlic). And instead of flipping it, I put it beneath the broiler. And in all my years of eating/making tortilla española, not once did it come out "creamy."
To the OP: My mother might have been an awful cook, but given that we ate tortilla at least once a week, I think she knew what she was doing with this one. You can aim for dense, you can aim for dry, but you don't really want "creamy." The way this is prepared, if your eggs are creamy, you either prepared scrambled eggs and hash or undercooked your eggs.
re: JungMann
JM, yes, my parents the garlic-hounds! comes out pretty good though; agree with the other comments as well.
mainsqueeze, I think you (me too) need to add more potatoes, for one. It's all in the practice (but since my parents make it so well...). Sometimes they add chopped dried chorizo, jamon serrano, soppresatta or other cured meat, or spinach. I believe they use a large non-stick only used for tortilla.
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Morebubbles, mine always comes out that way too. I have a hard time getting it to be really dense, like the ones I've eaten in spain.
I'm not familiar with Jose Andres or his recipe, but I'm a little confused about "creamy" - to me that's more a question of how htoroughly the eggs are (or are not) cooked. But it may be that "beating" the eggs at all, let alone "more", is the problem? Assuming this is the generally "frittata"-like thing I know as a Spanish omelette (tortilla), all you really want to do is mix the eggs enough to break up the yolks some with a fork - blend, but don't incorporate more air than necessary.
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Morebubbles has the right idea. Use a large non-stick pan. The 9" should do the trick for a 6 egg tortilla.
Another question for everybody - I make my tortilla espanola in a cast iron skillet, because my only nonstick is a 12" pan and that is too much for 2 people. I heat the oil and pour in the egg/potato mixture. Once it has set a little, I stick it under the broiler. By the time the middle is set the bottom has a thick, dry brown layer that is not great. Any ideas? Do I need to use a different pan? I
re: MalinDC
I think you need to lower the heat -- making this is more like poaching than frying.
re: MalinDC
I think the purpose of the flipping is to avoid this.
re: mainsqueeze
the denisty of our tortilla espanol is similar to the density of those i have eaten in spain and in good tapas bars here in the states. you don't want too much egg, but just enough to coat and cover each slice of potato. speaking of which, you should always used sliced potatoes rather than cubed or chunked so there is no room for big globs of egg between the bits, which also takes away from the density.
p.s. i am sure i don't have to say this - no nonsticks under broiler unless you're looking for tears.
re: potterstreet
I think cubing might have been my problem. My mother cubes hers and somehow she gets it to work. I will have to ask her how she does it.
re: mainsqueeze
Flipping: place a large plate on top of the skillet, turn the skillet&plate upside down, then slide the tortilla off the plate onto the skillet again, which will now be uncooked side down.
re: morebubbles
How do you know when to flip?
re: mainsqueeze
I asked my parents, they say when it starts to move around & they can see on the sides that it starts to get golden.
re: morebubbles
Thanks to everybody for the responses. I guess my use of "creamy" was not quite accurate. I meant to say dense and silky. I think what I did wrong was having a too large of an egg to potato ratio. Guess practice makes perfect.
I have been meaning to type out this recipe for years. It was from the Gourmet "You asked for it" in August 2004, but it is not on Epicurious. It is the quintessential tortilla recipe for me, that works everytime. Here is the paraphrased recipe.
Better late than never?
Josefina Perez's Tortilla Espanola
Serves 6 -8
2 4–5 inch Spanish chorizo 6 ounces total
1 cup olive oil
2 large russet (baking) potatoes (1 lb total), peeled and cut crosswise into ¼ inch thick slices (2 cups)
1 large Spanish onion (3/4 pound), halved lengthwise and cut crosswise into ¼ inch thick slices (2 cups)
2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
1 teaspoon salt
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1 bunch scallions chopped (1 cup)
1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
• Cover chorizo by ½ inch water in a 1 quart saucepan and simmer for 5 minutes, then transfer to a cutting board. When chorizo is cool enough to handle, cut into ¼ inch thick slices
• Heat oil in a 10 inch non-stick skillet over moderate heat until hot but not smoking, then reduce heat to moderately low and carefully add potatoes, onion, garlic and ½ teaspoon of salt (oil may splatter). Cook, stirring occasionally 10 minutes, then add chorizo and cook, stirring occasionally, until potatoes are tender, about 20 minutes more.
• Drain potato mixture in a colander set over a bowl, reserving drained oil and cool 10 minutes. Set skillet aside.
• Light beat eggs in a large bowl, then stir in potato mixture, scallions, parsley and remaining ½ teaspoon of salt.
• Add 1 tablespoon reserved oil to skillet, discarding remainder, then add egg and potato mixture and cook over low heat, covered, until side is set but center is still loose, about 12 minutes. Remove from heat and let stand, covered 15 minutes.
• Shake skillet gently to make sure tortilla isn't sticking (if it is sticking loosen with a heatproof spatula). Slide tortilla onto a large flat plate and flip it back into the skillet. Cook, covered, over low heat 10 minutes more. Slide tortilla onto a plate and cool to room temperature and then cut into wedges.


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After a brief glimpse last week, Incase just release an image of what's come from its Curated by Arkitip collection with Arkitip publication and Brooklyn-base design firm HunterGatherer. Started by Todd St. John, with frequent contribution from Gary Benzel, HunterGatherer won acclaims for its thoughtful design concepts, … READ MORE
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For its newest edition (previously mentioned), Arkitip shot a brief video with Andr © Balazs as the hotelier talked about his newest property, Standard Hotel New York. The hotel, which is currently going through its "soft opening" phase, is widely talked about not only because its locale … READ MORE
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A glimpse of what is available this coming February, Arkitip and Incase announced the new addition to its collaborative computer peripheral collection, Curated by Arkitip. The 3rd installment will include original works by Los Angeles-base Steven Harrington, a prolific artist who worked with Burton, element Skateboarding, Kidrobot, … READ MORE
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In a split decision, the Nebraska Supreme Court has vacated the convictions and sentence of a western Nebraska man accused of sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl and beating her three brothers.
Last year, 36-year-old Eric Rocha of Scottsbluff, was sentenced to 40 years to life for first-degree sexual assault of a child and three to five years on each of four counts of child abuse.
On Friday, a majority of the state's high court agreed with Rocha that his trial attorney was ineffective for, among other things, not seeking to have separate trials on the sex abuse and child abuse charges.
But Supreme Court Judges Kenneth Stephan and William Cassel said such arguments should be addressed in post-conviction relief action, not a direct appeal.
Rocha can still be retried.
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MIAMI – LeBron James had 32 points and 10 rebounds, Chris Bosh added 25 points and the Miami Heat moved one win away from a return trip to the NBA Finals with a 102-90 win over the Indiana Pacers on Monday night.
Dwyane Wade scored 15 points for the Heat, which has won three of the first four games in the Eastern Conference finals.
The Heat can win the East for a fourth straight season with a victory in Indianapolis on Wednesday night.
Miami led wire-to-wire, opening up as much as a 23-point lead in the final quarter.
Paul George scored 23 points and David West added 20 points and 12 rebounds for the Pacers, who got 15 points from George Hill.
But Lance Stephenson was held to nine, and Roy Hibbert was scoreless in 22 minutes for Indiana.
The Pacers won two elimination games in the first round against Atlanta and need to win three more if their yearlong plan of topping Miami as kings of the East is going to become reality.
The odds are obviously stacked against them. When holding a 3-1 lead, Miami is 8-0 in Game 5s over the past four seasons.
Much as he did Sunday, Indiana coach Frank Vogel used the big brother/little brother analogy with his team, trying any way to urge the Pacers to break through against the team that has ended their season in each of the past two years.
He's got to make a decision at some point in his life, that no matter what, we're not going to lose this fight anymore, Vogel said, likening the Pacers to the little brother in that scenario.
We're at that point.
The fight isn't over.
But it was awfully one-sided for long stretches of Game 4.
You can never get too high, you can never get too low in the postseason, James said. You've got to stay even-keeled. You got to try to get better every single day, every single game improve.
When you do that and you go out and play the type of game that you're capable of playing, you can be satisfied with the results and that's what we've built over the years.
Miami outscored Indiana 31-20 in the third quarter and increased the lead to 23 in the fourth before the Pacers used a 15-3 run to make things rather interesting. Stephenson had a layup with 3:20 left that would have gotten Indiana within nine, but it was waved off after he was called for fouling Wade on his way to the basket.
Stephenson scored with 1:31 left to make it 99-90, but James snuffed out any comeback hopes right there. His 3-point play nine seconds later pushed the lead back to 12, and the Heat was moments away from a 3-1 lead.
Miami was without Chris Andersen, inactive because of a bruised left thigh. The Heat also tweaked its starting lineup, with Rashard Lewis in and Udonis Haslem out.
We have high-quality NBA professionals on our team that can sit all year and when their number is called they can come in and produce, James said.
Bosh scored the game's first eight points, making a pair of 3-pointers and ending a series-long funk. He had scored exactly nine points in each of the first three games of these East finals and was held under 10 points in each of his last seven playoff games against Indiana.
But he came out flying, and probably not coincidentally, the Heat finally had a good start.
I felt that was going to happen today, James said. I told him he (was) going to have a great game, and we got off to a fast start because of him.
They won the first quarter for the first time in the series, going up 27-19 and helped in part by a late 3-pointer from Shane Battier – with replays showing Vogel moved down the sideline toward the Heat forward as he shot from near the Indiana bench.
Nothing was to Indiana's liking. Hibbert and Stephenson combined for zero points and six fouls in the half. The Heat didn't have a turnover until the second quarter.


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Gov. Steve Beshear has directed that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff on Thursday, May 17, 2012, in honor of a Kentucky soldier who died while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.
According to the Department of Defense, Pfc. Dustin D. Gross, 19, of Jeffersonville, Ky. died May 7, in Ghazni province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked his unit with an improvised explosive device. He was assigned to the 3rd Squadron, 73rd Cavalry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, N.C. Also killed were Sgt. Jacob M. Schwallie, 22, of Clarksville, Tenn., and Spc. Chase S. Marta, 24, of Chico, Calif.
Last year, Dustin Gross graduated from Montgomery County High School in Mount Sterling, Kentucky. He joined the Army and soon deployed on his first tour, to serve in Afghanistan. The high school brought in Counselors to the school after the students were notified of his death.
Pfc. Gross' family, also devastated by the loss of their young soldier-son, released this statement: "We love and are very proud of Dustin. This is very hard for us. We appreciate all the prayers, love and support from our family, friends and the community. We just need to mourn our loss in private at this time."
Funeral services for Pfc. Gross will held on May 17 at 11 a.m. Eastern time at Montgomery County High School in Mt. Sterling. Burial services will immediately follow at Machpelah Cemetery in Mt. Sterling. Gov. Beshear is encouraging individuals, businesses, organizations and government agencies to join in this tribute.
A U.S. Army carry team transfers the remains of Army Pfc. Dustin D. Gross of Jeffersonville, Kentucky, at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, May 9, 2012. (U.S. Air Force photo/Adrian R. Rowan)
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The fatal shooting of a Fauquier County teenager who was gunned down by two Stafford deputies in his home last month was a justifiable homicide, authorities said Friday.
Evan Newsom, 17, was killed at his home in the 12000 block of Tacketts Mill Road in Fauquier right on the Stafford line. Deputies from both jurisdictions went there early Nov. 2 in response to an abandoned car and an assault.
A joint statement issued Friday by Stafford Commonwealth's Attorney Eric Olsen and Fauquier Commonwealth's Attorney James Fisher indicates that Newsom committed what could be described as "suicide by police."
The prosecutors wrote that an intoxicated Newsom set the fatal chain of events into motion when he attacked a Stafford deputy with a knife, cutting his sleeve and his arm. That deputy and another Stafford deputy responded to the "clear, direct and imminent attempt to kill or do grave bodily harm" by opening fire.
Prior to that, according to the statement, Newsom had assaulted his mother and a neighbor. He also brandished a knife and made statements such as "it's over," "I'm not going to jail," "just shoot me" and "I'm not going down like that," according to the report.
He also had exhibited "self-injuring" behavior and had told his mother that he would never return to the Department of Juvenile Justice and "they would have to kill me," the report said.
"The facts strongly suggest that the subject had a clear prior intent to have a fatal encounter with the police and that he acted in conformity with that state of mind," the prosecutors concluded.
Newsom's mother, Angela Newsom, said Friday that she was not yet prepared to respond to the results of the seven-week investigation. But she has previously made it clear that she does not believe the shooting was justified.
In a letter sent to The Free Lance-Star last month, Newsom disputed claims that her son attacked a deputy and said there was no good reason for police to go into the home to confront her son, who she said was posing no threat at the time.


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MLS dumping on Referees – Any referee who covers games if there is a strike deserves nothing but derision.
Another league, this time the MLS in the USA, has decided to negotiate dishonestly with the representatives of match officials and train a bunch of scabs to undercut the negotiating position of real soccer referees. Divide and conquer is the … Continue reading
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So Canada's attending Sochi is not about hard work and excellence after all?
I read this article by Kurtis Larson in the Edmonton Sun today and it made me appreciate the double standards used by those who want to get their way no matter the harm it does. Larson is berated by many … Continue reading
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FIFA world cup draw – Valcke is a poor man's De Caunes
When listening to Valcke during the draw today it was impossible for me not to reminded of Antoine De Caunes on Eurotrash If only he would have said "ello my British chums" once. Vive Antoine, vive Eurotrash There are many … Continue reading
The "Al Nahdha and Al Ittihad and the referee" incident – the referee got it wrong according to the Laws.
Lots of talking points here. The goalie noticed that the laces on his left boot were undone. As he kicked with his right foot it seems weird that this would phase him at this point, but he is a keeper; … Continue reading
A tale of two fall outs from drug use – If you are an 18 year old athlete you're held accountable, if you are a Conservative Mayor then not so much.
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FIFA wimps out and gives the pompous, racist jackasses in Quebec soccer what they want – shame.
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Holy crap the CSA actually starts to act like a national association – The Turban crisis comes back to bite them on the ass
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LEE COUNTY, Fla.- Lee County Sheriff's deputies arrested 24-year-old Ryan Warosh just after 2:15 this morning, after he allegedly told 911 dispatchers he had a gun, in order to get a faster response.
Warosh is charged with Misusing the 911 System.
Deputies were initially called to the Keys Bar in Fort Myers in reference to a physical altercation. Several minutes later, while deputies were in route to the scene at a normal pace, a second 911 call was made from the location. This time, the caller, later identified as Warosh, claimed to have a gun and said shots had been fired. Because of this information, eight deputies arrived on the scene.
Upon arrival, deputies say Warosh was seen screaming at the top of his lungs while on the phone with dispatchers. When deputies confronted him, he told them he and his friends had been in a fight. When asked if he had a gun and if shots had been fired, Warosh said no. According to the arrest report, Warosh said, "I saw the shooting today on TV, so I figured you guys would get here fater if I said I had a gun."
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HKTV's political drama The Election wins the youth vote
Source: SCMP
Hong Kong's first publicly elected chief executive is killed on the night of the poll; a candidate for the top job is caught having extramarital affairs; the leader of a pro-Beijing party tries to manipulate his way to victory despite being turned away by forces from north of the border.
The plots sound familiar but this political reality exists only in HKTV drama The Election, which is already wining the hearts of critics and young viewers. The series premiere was uploaded on Wednesday when the internet television station was launched and has been hailed for delivering an alternative to the output of major free-to-air player TVB, often criticised for staid dramas.
Critics said the drama, which touches on the dark side of politics, is a breakthrough after a decade of lacklustre television.
"Although political shows are common in American and Japanese TV, politics has been a taboo in Hong Kong's television entertainment," said Saville Chan, producer of award-winning film The Way We Dance. "The show's subject matter itself is already a breakthrough. And the fact it is set in Hong Kong creates a lot of room for imagination."
The Election charts the chief executive race in 2022. One of the candidates is the leader of the patriotic party and Legislative Council chairman Sung Man-shan, played by Liu Kai-chi. He was promised by forces above Hong Kong that he would be made chief executive, but the promise was never delivered as a seemingly weaker candidate was elected, despite being caught cheating on his wife. Sung then plots to turn the situation around to realise his ambition.
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Saturday November 22, 2014 Hong Kong
Source: https://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/linda-chung-receives-medal-ten-years-034739644.html
"Tiger Cubs 2" actress Linda Chung has recently been awarded with the Long-Term Employees' Service Awards of Excellence.
According to On CC News, the actress, who made her TVB debut after winning the Miss Chinese International Pageant back in 2004, received her medal of honour for her decade of loyalty to the station.
Quoting the character Chai Kau from "Rosy Business" in her speech, Linda expressed, "How many decades are there in a lifetime? When I arrived in Hong Kong for the first time, I thought I would only be staying for a couple of years and returned to Canada to pursue teaching."
"But Hong Kong is my home now. I might have remained the introverted person that I was if I returned to Canada back then, but now I have become much more talkative," Linda added.
Aside from Linda, other stars who received the ten-year medals include Natalie Tong and Queenie Chu.
Meanwhile, Carlo Ng, Chin Ka Lok, and Lau Dan received the medals for their twenty years of service.
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Yumiko Cheng announces pregnancy
Nov 23 2014
Saturday November 22, 2014 Hong Kong
Source: https://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/yumiko-cheng-announces-pregnancy-034934206.html
Hong Kong-based Cantopop singer Yumiko Cheng has announced that she is more than three months pregnant.
As reported on Wenweipo News, the singer, who married make-up artist Andy Leung in Thailand last year, announced the good news last night at a Christmas event in Times Square.
Unable to conceal her joy of becoming a mother, Yumiko revealed that the first trimester of her first pregnancy has been very smooth with no case of discomfort or nausea usually experienced by first time mothers.
Yumiko also disclosed that her husband has been treating her like a queen since her pregnancy, and while she has yet to experience any cravings, Yumiko joked that she loves the fact that she has the privilege to ask for anything.
Asked if she prefers a daughter or a son, Yumiko said that her husband wants a son, while she hopes to have a daughter.
The singer is scheduled to give birth in April.
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Donnie Yen denies conflict with Teddy Chan
Nov 23 2014
Saturday November 22, 2014 Hong Kong
Source: https://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/donnie-yen-denies-conflict-teddy-chan-174009179.html
Martial arts actor Donnie Yen has recently debunked rumours of conflict between him and "Kung Fu Jungle" director Teddy Chan.
According to Mingpao News, previously, it was reported that Teddy was unhappy with the actor for being absent from the movie's promotional activities.
However, while speaking to the media at a Gucci event in Hong Kong recently, Donnie said that no such thing has happened and that Teddy has even called him to apologise for the rumours.
"Teddy has already clarified the issue, but why didn't the media write about it? There are a lot of more important things out there, so why would you write false reports about me?" asked Donnie.
The actor also stressed that he will definitely make time for promotional activities as it is a part of his responsibility.
In related news, Donnie said that he is currently preparing for his new movie, "Ip Man 3", which will begin filming after Lunar New Year next year.
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Last night, artistes Linda Chung, Jess Sum, Natalie Tong, etc. attended a 'Long Service and Outstanding Staff Awards Presentation' held by TVB. Louis Koo, Chin Ka Lok, Carlo Ng, and Lau Dan received a 20-year service award. Linda, Jess, Natalie, and TVB Chairman Norman Leung received a long service award. TVB executives Sandy Yu and Virginia Lok were also in attendance.
Originally Planned to Stay in Hong Kong for Two Years
Linda, who has been working for TVB for ten years, felt happy to receive an award, frankly saying that, in these ten years, she had previously laughed, cried, fallen, risen, and suffered. At the time, after taking part in the pageant, she originally only planned to stay in Hong Kong for two years...did not think about being in TVB for ten years in a flash, even laughingly saying that, if she had returned to Canada then, she should have become a teacher. Linda expressed that, in the next ten years, she hopes to not only perform even more different roles, but also get married within ten years. She said, "Will also get married. In ten years, I am also 40 years old!" Regarding whether seeing Wong Cho Lam propose to girlfriend Leanne Li at the anniversary gala made her feel the need to speed up in getting married, she said no with a chuckle. She thinks that no one can compare to Cho Lam's proposal, laughingly saying that she would get frightened to death if she were to encounter it.
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Gaile Lok wants to focus on her business
Nov 22 2014
Friday November 21, 2014 Hong Kong
Source: https://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/gaile-lok-wants-focus-her-business-033000521.html
Gaile Lok has recently addressed rumours of breakup with alleged New Zealander boyfriend, Cuz.
Previously, the Hong Kong media reported that the former Mrs. Leon Lai has called it quits with her new man, who is also her business partner in Bali.
Allegedly, the model decided to keep herself busy with work in Hong Kong in order to move on from her failed relationship.
However, according to Mingpao News, when asked to comment about the rumours recently, Gaile said, "I don't always talk about my relationship. It's in the past and I will not answer."
When asked if 'in the past' means that they have indeed broken up, which means that they had been dating, Gaile only replied, "No."
In regard to speculations that she deleted her Instagram because of the breakup, Gaile said that she only deleted it because she wanted her photos to be personal.
Asked if she would return to Bali, Gaile laughed and said, "I have many friends there, but it's rainy season there right now, so I haven't returned to Bali."
On the topic of a possible reunion with ex-husband Leon Lai, Gaile said, "I would like to focus on my jewellery business."
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Alan Tam: Let GEM Tang grow and learn!
Nov 22 2014
Alan Tam: Let GEM Tang grow and learn!
Friday November 21, 2014 Hong Kong
Source: https://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/alan-tam-let-gem-tang-grow-learn-034500675.html
Hong Kong singer Alan Tam urges the media to give GEM Tang a chance to improve her interpersonal communication.
As reported on Mingpao News, the singer, who attended a press conference for the upcoming 37th Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs on 20 November, made such statement in reference to the controversy surrounding GEM Tang's supposed diva behaviour recently.
Previously, the songstress was accused of being an arrogant diva, not only for her expensive concert tickets that surpass even the likes of senior singers such as Miriam Yeung and Sammi Cheng, but for the attitude of her manager, who threatened to cancel her interview with the media at her recent press conference announcing her upcoming concert.
"It's just a misunderstanding," said Alan. "She is a very good singer, but she still has a long way to go in regard to her social skills."
"She is learning slowly. Give her the opportunity to grow and learn," he added. The singer also gave his two cents about the issue, saying that her management should also learn to be flexible, as she is a public figure who lives in the public eye.
"There are different approaches for different occasions," said Alan, adding that artistes should learn how to face the media and public.
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Friday November 21, 2014 Hong Kong
Source: https://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/juno-mak-invite-more-veteran-stars-movie-035000134.html
"Rigor Mortis" director Juno Mak recently revealed that he is currently busy writing the script for a new movie and has plans to invite more senior actors to star in it.
According to Mingpao News, the singer-turned-director, who attended a fashion event on 20 November, revealed, "I will do the screenwriting and also directing for the new movie. It's a crime drama and will be using a lot of CGI."
"We are expecting the filming to begin in summer next year in Hong Kong," he said.
When asked if "Rigor Mortis" senior stars Nina Paw and Anthony Chan will also participate in the film, Juno said that Anthony will serve as the film producer.
"Right now, it's quite a headache, because there are more than 30 roles and I want to distribute them all equally," he added.
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Leanne Li couldn't stop thinking about proposal
Nov 22 2014
Leanne Li couldn't stop thinking about proposal
Friday November 21, 2014 Hong Kong
Source: https://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/leanne-li-couldnt-stop-thinking-proposal-035200512.html
Overjoyed by boyfriend Wong Cho Lam's marriage proposal at the TVB Anniversary Gala recently, former beauty queen Leanne Li admitted that she has not been able to sleep thinking about the happy event.
According to On CC News, speaking to the media a day after the actor popped the question, Leanne enthused, "Last night was like a dream. I even watched the broadcast rerun again to relive the feeling."
Leanne laughingly confessed that she may need a week to pull herself together.
Flaunting her 3-carat diamond ring yet again, Leanne said that she wouldn't want to take it off.
"I even went to sleep with the ring on last night. I want to be reminded every day that he proposed to me, though I am also afraid that I might lose the ring because of my carelessness."
It was revealed that the couple will be holding their wedding in Hong Kong.
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Viewers not amused with TVB Anniversary Gala
Nov 22 2014
Friday November 21, 2014 Hong Kong
Source: https://my.entertainment.yahoo.com/news/viewers-not-amused-tvb-anniversary-gala-035800371.html
While the 48th TVB Anniversary Gala ended with a good note on 19 November, with Wong Cho Lam's marriage proposal becoming the highlight of the event, it was revealed that the Hong Kong Communications Authority has received ten complaints from viewers about the annual TV event.
According to Mingpao News, most of the complaints were about the stars' dresses, as many of them wore low-cuts and backless dresses that showed off their legs and cleavage - deemed unsuitable for public TV.
Aside from criticisms about celebrities' style, many also complained about the show's content being dull and dreary, and was badly produced.
In regard to Wong Cho Lam's surprise proposal to Leanne Li - while it was a touching moment for the couple as well as the audience at the event, viewers cast their suspicion about the proposal's supposed 'surprise' nature.
Some said that Leanne has recently discussed about her wedding preparation in an interview with a wedding magazine prior to the event, and doubt that the proposal was surprising to her.


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|Georgia's new star brings back memories for team he'll face Saturday
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The shifty feet. The speed to the corners. The surprising power on the inside.
Even the number - 24, the same one worn by former Auburn star Carnell ``Cadillac'' Williams.
There's one big difference, though. Moreno plays for No. 10 Georgia, which hosts the Tigers in a crucial Southeastern Conference game Saturday.
Instead of admiring this No. 24, Auburn will be trying to stop him.
``Reminds me of Carnell Williams,'' defensive coordinator Will Muschamp said Tuesday. ``Same number, same running style ... just a very explosive runner. He has a great competitive edge to him. He's got an attitude on the field and you can see their other players feed off him.''
Moreno, a redshirt freshman, has been an offensive godsend for the Bulldogs (7-2, 4-2 SEC), who have climbed to first in the Eastern Division on the back of their enthusiastic running back.
Just last week, he joined Herschel Walker as the only Georgia freshmen to rush for 1,000 yards in a season. Moreno also became the school's first runner to reach that figure since Musa Smith in 2002.
``He's the fuel that keeps that car called Georgia going,'' Auburn defensive end Quentin Groves said. ``If you eliminate him, you eliminate 80 percent of their offense.''
Georgia came into the season looking loaded in the backfield, with Moreno set to join a mix that already included seniors Thomas Brown and Kregg Lumpkin.
But Lumpkin went down in the very first game with a broken thumb, then sustained a knee injury that will keep him out for at least the rest of the regular season. Brown missed the last two games with a broken collarbone, though he returned to practice this week and likely will play against the Tigers.
Even if Brown is healthy, it's going to be hard to keep Moreno on the sideline for very long.
The 5-foot-11, 207-pound bundle of energy has been practically unstoppable since Brown was hurt early in a game at Vanderbilt nearly a month ago. Moreno carried the ball 28 times for 157 yards against the Commodores.
Proving that was no fluke, he ripped off 188 yards on 33 carries in a 42-30 win over Florida, only the third time in the last 18 years the Bulldogs have defeated their border rival.
Last week against Troy, he piled on 196 yards with 26 carries to give him 1,003 for the season. He's still got three regular-season games left to build on that total, plus a bowl and, possibly, the SEC championship game.
``I couldn't do it without my team, without my blockers up front. They're doing a great job,'' Moreno said, trying to deflect any attention. ``It means a lot to them. It's more like their reward.''
While he does little to draw attention to himself during sessions with the media, Moreno's enthusiasm on the field is on display for all to see. He bounces around the field like a pinball, always going at full speed, always hopping up from the ground like he can't wait until the next play.
Coach Mark Richt can recall only one other Georgia player who approached the game with such passion: defensive end David Pollack.
``Every once in a while, you can see a guy on tape who just flat out loves it,'' Richt said. ``Knowshon is one of those guys. It's contagious. A lot of guys love the game. A lot of guys play hard. But every once in a while, it's just so visible that this guy is jacked up, ready to go and wants some more.''
After struggling through the first half of the season behind a young line, the Moreno-led offense seems to be hitting its stride at just the right time, scoring 86 points the last two weeks.
``He's by far the most energetic person I've ever been around,'' teammate Mohamed Massaquoi said. ``It's not an act, either. He's not putting on. He's just always fun to be around. You might be a little tired, but then you look over and see him flying around. That makes you want to pick up whatever it is you're doing.''
Moreno doesn't know much about the long, storied history of Georgia football. He grew up in New Jersey, far away from SEC country.
While the Garden State isn't one of Richt's usual recruiting grounds, he couldn't help but notice the kid who played with so much enthusiasm and, oh yeah, was the second-leading rusher in New Jersey high school history, helped his team win three straight state titles and scored 43 touchdowns as a senior.
Moreno felt comfortable on his recruiting visits to Athens, and it helped that he had relatives in the Atlanta area to ease the transition. He was redshirted last season, giving him a chance to get adjusted to the pace of the college game.
``I wanted to pick a place where if I wasn't playing football, I could get along with everyone and still have a good time at the school,'' he said. ``This was the place for me. I'm definitely happy with my decision.''
So is Georgia.
AP Sports Writer John Zenor in Auburn, Ala., contributed to this report.


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Do you like to eat with hands or you prefer spoon ??
Tags: food, prefer spoon
Asked by jawed mukhtar, 16 Mar '13 12:54 pm
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Apne yahan haath se hi khana khaya jata haiAnswered by prasoon, 16 Mar '13 01:17 pm
Bahar - Hand sanitizer mil jaye to haath se
warna fork & spoon after wiping carefully with napkins.
Bahar - Hand sanitizer mil jaye to haath se
warna fork & spoon after wiping carefully with napkins.
Spoon for rice...otherwise handsAnswered by arun mishra, 16 Mar '13 12:58 pm
Haath seAnswered by manvika, 16 Mar '13 12:57 pm
I prefer hands because with spoon I don't get quenched.Answered by Lime Cordial, 16 Mar '13 01:09 pm
Ungliyaan chaat chaat ke.............Answered by ronak zabi, 16 Mar '13 12:58 pm
Spoon se bhi khaye to bhi hath to lagana hi padega..............waise apne hatho se khane me hi hume jyada accha lagta hai............Answered by HRITIK PANDE, 16 Mar '13 12:57 pm
Hands :)Answered by aleena, 16 Mar '13 12:57 pm
Mostly with Hand but at functions,hotels with spoonAnswered by Santonu Borpuzari, 16 Mar '13 12:56 pm
Whenever table etiquette is required, I act accordingly, otherwise haatho se ghar par :))Answered by Gypsy, 16 Mar '13 12:56 pm
Rice with spoon while all other food items with Hands only .Answered by kartikay sharma, 16 Mar '13 12:55 pm


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Oops--forgot to post one of my favs by Myasmommy!!--"Working in the Garden" This little cutie really looks like she's taking care of those floweres. So sweet!
Ps---I could use a tute on how to get the preview to show up here--If anyone can help out!!
Kim just click on the layout that you want, once it opens right click on the layout and then go all the way down to properties and click on that. A little screen will come up and you will see Address (URL), copy all of that. Then to post it you will see a little yellow box in the spot where you put your comment. The box looks like it has a little mountain in it, click on that and then paste in the address that you copied. To link back to the layout just click on the blue circle with the link and paste the link to the layout in there. What will happen when you click on the blue circle it will highlight the layout.
Hope that's not too confusing for you. Once you do it a few times it's really easy.
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You guys remember when I said I was happy with a girl? Well how do I say? We broke up after a little more than a month. It just didn't fit at all. I was wrong about her being the right one and so on.
At first I was truly happy, without a doubt. But with time came loneliness and a feeling I would call "boredom".
But there was one crucial thing I would not have been able to live with:
absolutely NO sex at all, maybe a little bit petting, but that would have been all.
And you know how I think about sex in a relationship, right? Yep, it's important for me.
I don't even count this month as a true relationship. Just a short love, nothing more, nothing less.
What does that exactly mean? Simple answer: I am single for 8 months now and I got the feeling I'll never find a girl again.
Life sucks, right?
Yeah, kinda


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You wait ages for a good reason to celebrate, and then two come along at once. Barely had the birthday candles been blown out on last month's second anniversary cake for GOV.UK and now it's the 20th anniversary of the launch of the original government website that started it all. read more
Successful organisations integrate digital culture and values into their core; they don't view it as some optional, lesser after-thought
There was a time in the early to mid-2000s when I thought we needed a "digital manifesto" or "manifesto for technology" – something that would set out clearly and in plain English how technology would improve our public services. What a dumb idea that was: why would anyone publish a separate "digital manifesto" – any more than a political party would publish a separate "office furniture manifesto" or "electricity manifesto"? read more
It's better technology and better leadership that counts
Would anyone deliberately design our public services like they are today? Probably not – many of them are the accidental, Heath Robinson-like creations of decades of reactive legislative, policy and organisational change. Far from helping streamline and simplify public services, all too often technology has instead fossilised processes, legislation, policies, structures and organisations at an arbitrary moment in time. read more
Good tech leaders are unfreezing the past
Technology being poorly used is nothing new. In 1998, the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology warned that poorly managed IT risked making problems worse, freezing organisations and their existing structures, hierarchies, processes and services at a moment in time. read more
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Social inclusion/exclusion has been a hot topic ever since the first moves to put public services online in the 1990s. With a recent BBC survey estimating that 21% of the population still lack basic digital skills and capabilities, the new Digital Inclusion Strategy aims to help tackle this shortfall. read more
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Some incumbent suppliers appear anxious to claim ownership of what "digital" means – while describing something else entirely. read more
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Many public sector organisations are struggling with the scale and significance of the changes in public service culture that citizens expect and that digital entails. read more
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It's usually around this time in the electoral cycle that the political parties begin to consider what to include in their next manifesto. Will IT be hissed at yet again as the tabloid's favourite pantomime villain (aiding and abetting criminals, terrorists and corporation tax-avoiding IT fat cats), or cheered on as the glittering hero (providing us with better public services)? read more
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KNOXVILLE -- Austin Johnson simply shrugged and shook his head.
Tennessee's starting middle linebacker is very aware of the Volunteers' third-quarter struggles, but he's grasping at air trying to explain them.
"I still don't know what is is," said linebacker Austin Johnson. "It might be a little bit mental and people starting to mentally fatigue, but after halftime you're rested and ready to go. It blows me away how it just keeps happening. It's frustrating, to be honest with you."
The Vols' problems coming out of halftime go back to last year when, in losses to Oregon, Florida, Alabama and South Carolina, they were outscored 66-14 in the third quarter. In three Southeastern Conference losses this season, UT has been outscored 35-6 and outgained 387-46 in the third quarter.
Instead of sitting down and trying to come up with an explanation, defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox suggested an fundamental solution after Wednesday morning's practice.
"We've got to execute better," he said. "I think we've got to come out of the locker room ready to play and know they're going to do what they've been doing. [If] it's third-and-6, we've got to get off the field. When it's first-and-10, we've got to do a good job in the run game.
"It's just execution. Everybody is going to look for an answer on why is this not happening, as opposed to here, let's go back and look at the plays, this is your play to make, we've got to make this play. We don't need to make it more than that."
Tennessee's players on each side of the ball can share the blame. Aside from Buffalo's 14-yard third quarter, UT has allowed an average of 122 yards in the third quarter of the other five games. Offensively, the Vols' first drives of the second half have ended in one touchdown, one interception, a safety and three punts. In UT's last two games against Georgia and LSU, the Vols have just four total first downs to the opponent's 16 in the third quarter.
"I don't think it's been much schematic, and I would say if I felt it was," coach Derek Dooley said. "I think there's a lot of physical and mental stamina that our team doesn't have right now that's going to come in time with experience and learning how to sustain this physical kind of games for 60 minutes. I think it does take a toll."
Quarterback Tyler Bray threw an interception on the first play of the second half in the loss at Florida, and the Gators turned the turnover into a touchdown. An errant snap from James Stone forced UT to punt from its end zone against Georgia, and the Bulldogs drove the short field and scored. In the loss to LSU, the Vols drove to the Tigers' 30 before Tauren Poole lost 7 yards on an option play.
Offensive coordinator Jim Chaney chose to look at that drive as a positive.
"I'd say like anything other halftime — you guys are talking a lot about that evidently — our drive was fine until we lost 7 yards," he said. "I would say [the first drive out of halftime] is no different than any other drive we have during the season."
Responding to negative plays was a problem for the Vols last season, but the Vols have been better this year at answering. UT's offense bounced back with two scoring drives and a turnover on defense when Florida scored two quick third-quarter touchdowns. The Vols fought back to within a score of Georgia. The issue against top-ranked LSU was third-down defense: the Tigers converted their first five third downs of the second half.
"Certainly in the Georgia game, frustration was more of an issue," Dooley said. "[Against LSU] I think it was the changes that happened that really appealed to their athleticism, snapping it to the quarterback. We just struggled to tackle the guy. We had about three third-and-5s where in the first half we won, we didn't win this time.
"I don't think we've been flat in any of the second halves. I think it has to do with frustration and composure early on and then this week was a little different. We're playing some good teams."
If UT is to have any shot at upsetting second-ranked Alabama when it visits Tuscaloosa on Saturday, it'll need to avoid another poor second-half start. The Crimson Tide have outscored opponents 86-14 in the third quarter this season.
"We just have to make stops," Johnson said. "We're not coming out dead or tired or anything like that. I think we just have to come out and make plays like we did in the first half."
Patrick Brown has been the University of Tennessee beat writer since January 2011. A native of Memphis, Brown graduated from UT in May of 2010 with a bachelor's degree in Journalism/Electronic Media and worked at the Knoxville News Sentinel for two years on the sports editorial staff and as a freelance contributor. If it's the NBA, the NFL or SEC football and basketball, he's probably reading about it or watching it on TV. Contact him ...
as long as Dooley is at the helm, the Vols will struggle for the next 5 years.......keep talking about how "young" they are, however the young players are nothing special......Do-Leave simply can't coach....his record as a head coach for 4 1/2 years is 26-30. ....not good, "you are what your record is "
You can thank your boy Fulmer for the hole the Vols are in now. Two LOSING seasons in the last three. Recruiting so poorly that there are only a handful of seniors left on this year's team and half of them are not good enough to be starters. Throw in the Kiffin recruiting fiascoes and you have a real talent gap compared to LSU and Alabama. Look at how many of Kiffin's so-called star recruits are gone-Bryce Brown has even quit football in Kansas. Even Nick Saban would have some difficulty pulling the Vols out of this hole. Its going to take a long time.
I believe players respond to hoo-rah speeches at half time much better than a bunch of numbers. If a coach emphasizes the number of receiver drops, the receivers will drop more balls. The half time locker room needs a "win one for Smokey" speech, or pick somebody to win one for. Let these guys study stats and watch film on Sunday. At half time, kick 'em in the butt if they need it, then give 'em a good rebel yell, and send them out to charge the enemy.


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Writer/Director John Michael McDonagh and Actor Brendan Gleeson received a standing ovation following our special advance screening of Fox Searchlight's CALVARY on Tuesday, July 22 at 7:00 pm.
CALVARY's Father James (Brendan Gleeson) is a good priest who is faced with sinister and troubling circumstances brought about by a mysterious member of his parish. Although he continues to comfort his own fragile daughter (Kelly Reilly) and reach out to help members of his church with their various scurrilous moral - and often comic - problems, he feels sinister and troubling forces closing in, and begins to wonder if he will have the courage to face his own personal Calvary.
CALVARY opens in Boston theaters on August 8th.
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