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How about a cheese plate with various accouterments? People can't resist when I make goat-cheese stuffed dates (I season the cheese with a little honey and minced fresh thyme). Spiced nuts are another good bet.
How about a cheese plate with various accouterments? People can't resist when I make goat-cheese stuffed dates (I season the cheese with a little honey and minced fresh thyme). Spiced nuts are another good bet.
What lime shortage?
I would first zest them; wrap by the teaspoon in plastic wrap and freeze inside a zip-top bag. (Zest is nice to have on hand for flavoring all sorts of things.) Then juice them; you can freeze the juice straight up in ice cube trays.
Lettuce is great in smoothies, tomatoes... Avocadoes are wonderful as well. I have several smoothie recipes with vegetables.
Yes! You can make a lot of smoothies that don't contain banana, avocado, or mango. Try starting with 1 cup water or coconut water, 1 cup of leafy greens (spinach, kale, collards, etc), 2 cups frozen fruit like peaches and pineapple (which are creamy instead of the things you don't like) some lime juice and zest. Watermelon, frozen raspberries, and basil is another great creamy combo. You can cream up and thicken smoothies with yogurt, 1/4 cup rolled oats, 1/2 cup tofu, raw cashews or blanched almonds, as well as frozen fruit. Keep experimenting with flavors and you will find a ton of combinations that don't contain those three fruits.
Here's a list from the Going Out Guide. Anyone have a favorite?
Don't know what the little one has been eating, but check out this Pink Bean Dip that just ran in Local Living.
You could probably also use the bean spread from our recipe for Plantain Wraps With Tangy Black Bean Spread.
Can she tolerate nuts? They bring a great creamy flavor reminiscent of dairy when blended in with plain water or coconut water. Some times you just need 1/4 cup, sometimes 1/2 cup. Also, there are lots of smoothies you can make without any milk at all that taste creamy and delicious. If she loves frozen fruits like pineapple, mango, peaches etc and banana you don't really need milks.
Coconut oil does have a strong taste of coconuts. It is wonderful when used with the right recipes, does not work for all!
I've found it smells more like coconuts than it tastes like 'em! Perhaps it varies among brands....
Yes, I understand your frustration at the brief summation of the role of fiber. However, when trying to stick to a low word count for each section, and attempting to keep things interesting and accessible at a quick glance, we opted for a quick phrase analysis. We also weren't talking about cleanses. We were pointing out the importance of maintaining the fiber to help promote heart health (as you point out) and cleanse the colon.
While we're waiting for a reply, maybe check out Joe's Cilantro Goddess Dressing, and consider subbing the tofu?
First off, can I just say how bummed I am that my new work schedule doesn't allow me to join you guys live? :( I missed out on the ice cream chat! I made an ice cream last week that was a brown sugar base, with cherries, chocolate chips, and bacon. Holy cow, was it good. Now for the question. I'm hosting a wine-and-snacks party this weekend. I wanted to do soft pretzels with a beer cheese sauce (using Alton Brown's soft pretzel recipe). The only thing is, I'm not sure if I have enough time to let the dough rise beforehand--could I get all the way through the boiling in baking soda & water step the day before? Or should I risk having my husband make the dough? I'm sure he'd do a fine job, but...let's just say he's never made them before. And a bonus question (because this post isn't long enough): do you have a great beer cheese sauce recipe? I used a Williams-Sonoma one and it was both a little grainy (maybe user error?) and a little too heavy on the beer.
Could you stop after you've let the dough rise? I don't know whether putting the pretzels in the refrigerator after they've been boiled would have a detrimental effect. Anyone with experience?
As for a sauce, how about this Cheese and Best Brown Ale Fondue?
Well, aren't you the HighBeam sleuth? Way back in 1994, we even wary of cilantro.
Maybe global warming has tamed the modern ramp's charms. Without casting any aspersions on Mr. Burchard, I'd say our palates and noses have become sophisticated and accepting enough to handle the task. (I'd wager it's not the first time Post writers have disagreed in print.)
The more mature zucchinis are great for grilling, chopped salads. You can also use a peeler to make pasta (fettucine) like strips and toss with a pesto.
They are also perfect for a zucchini casserole or big veg chili.
Loved all the fresh looks at granita today! I'd like to make a coffee granita pumped up with a bit of Kahula. How do I adjust the sugar levels to make up for the sugar and alcohol in the granita? thanks
I wouldn't worry too much about the Kahlua; you only need a tablespoon or two for flavoring. With coffee granita, I would use a little less than a cup of sugar for 4 cups of very strong coffee/espresso.
Thanks for sharing!
How about Sweet Corn and Black Raspberry Ice Cream, from my ice cream cookbook of choice, "Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams at Home"? (You can sub blackberries for the black raspberries.)
Hmm. There are lots of no-sugar cakes on the Web; the last time I made something with a relatively minimal amount of sugar was Amy's Easy Apple Cake.
You might like to try a walnut-olive oil sponge cake, which is definitely not too sweet. A carrot almond cake might work, perhaps with fresh fruit instead of, or in addition to, its accompanying ricotta cream.
I use frozen spinach and kale, but I do run them trough a quick wash before I add them to the blender. I also freeze summer tomatoes and use them with smoothies and gazpachos
Frozen vegetables are just MAGIC in smoothies because our taste buds are temperature sensitive, so we can't taste the full dimension of flavor, making them a fabulous way to sneak extra veggies into kids etc. Try frozen cauliflower and broccoli as well as your frozen greens. Don't thaw them. Throw them in frozen.
Our trusty guide, "The New Food Lover's Companion," advises
Store whole cucumbers, unwashed, in a plastic bag in the refrigerator up to 10 days. Wash thoroughly just before using. Cut cucumbers can be refrigerated, tightly wrapped, for up to 5 days.
Juicing and blending can be beneficial for different reasons. I am not a fan of long term juice diets as juicing shuts down the action of the colon and can spike sugar levels causing acidity and other issues. However, during periods of detox, cleansing, and acute illness juicing allows for a nutrient-dense experience that is very gentle on the digestive system allowing more energy for detoxification and regeneration. At all other times, I prefer smoothies, which retain all of the nutrients in skins, piths, and sometimes seeds. With all of the fiber, this slows down the absorption of sugars, and sweeps out the colon, binding fats, lowering cholesterol, etc. Also, with liquid foods, we can't forget that she should be sipped and "chewed" for proper digestion as the first phase begins in the mouth. This prevents bloating, and other issues.
Coconut oil has a fairly high smoke point, but not as high as canola oil. You can pretty much do anything with it. The southwestern region of India coconut oil is usedfor deep frying and for all their cooking. It does leave a residue, and I find that it helps to add water and boil it in the pan before cleaning, That usually gets rid of the gunk.
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Great tips! Yes. I love making savory vegetable-based smoothies that are loaded with nutrients and are alkalizing. I also love adding avocado to make it creamy, and boosting the flavor of the leafy greens and veggies with herbs and spices. Chile, cayenne, basil, cilantro, parsley, rosemary , mint are just magic.
You picked a gorgeous day for your first ribs grilling!
Easiest, and some would say, best thing to do is the 3-2-1 method. It works like this: start an indirect fire (fire on one side of the grill, no fire on the other). Season your ribs with a favorite commercial or homemade dry rub.
Place the ribs bone-side down on the side of the grill without fire for three hours. Pull off and wrap in foil for two hours. Then remove the foil and grill for another hour.
You'll want a hinged grate in order to feed the fire with charcoal as needed. For a smoky flavor, add a cup of soaked hardwood chips to the fire about five minutes before putting the ribs on. Add another cup about two hours into the cooking process.
For the final hour, you might spritz the ribs with apple juice to moisten. During the last 10 minutes, add sauce if you're using. Also in the last 10 minutes, for some crispiness, cook the ribs, meat-side down, directly over the coals.
Cook with the lid on throughout the process, except for the last 10-minute direct grilling.
You need sugar in some form to make granita, because of the nature of crystals that form when sugar interferes with water molecules bonding while freezing. Without sugar, you just have ice. What you could try to do is make a granita with very ripe fruit which is naturally sweet and use some artificial sweetener. That means no added sugar, but sugar nonetheless, so not ideal for diabetics unless levels are such that a little treat can be endured.
I go with door No. 2. I'm sure it will still taste good! Swirl it into yogurt, put it on ice cream, eat it by the spoon, mix it into sparkling water, whatever.
Here's a Travel story Editor Joe did on vegetarian dining in NYC.
I hvae this problem as well. I first seed the zucchini and then do a variety of things with the flesh. You can blanch and freeze to save in the winter for stewed squash when you want a reminder of summer. You can shred the zucchini for use in any number of quick bread recipes such as zucchini blueberry bread. I also will saute and then steam by placing a lid of the pan. Just a pinch of salt and pepper makes for a good vegetable dish.
It does freeze well. Good tips, all. Love our chatters.
Sounds like a good start, thanks!
If your stomach is unhappy when you eat it, you may have a gluten intolerance? You can use 1/4 cup cooked barley or other grains like quinoa to thicken smoothies. They can make smoothies quite starchy with a gluggy sticky mouth feel. You could also try avocado, 1/4 cup tofu, 1/4 to 1/2 cup raw cashews or blanched almonds, and creamy frozen fruits like peaches, mango, and pineapple.
Yes, into the fridge with it. I had the same thing happen with pizza dough once (photo below). I would think pretzel dough won't be as active in the rising department. Just leave it in a big enough bowl to allow for growth.
Separation's to be expected. Some people like to store their containers upside down, or invert them every now and then. So, just remember to stir well.
I am mad about Greek salads and so wrote this piece about them last year, which includes recipes you might enjoy. There is something so appealing in the summer about chunks of cool cucumber, ripe tomatoes, zesty red onion and salty feta cheese cohabiting in a luscious olive oil and vinegar dressing. I love adding radishes and jalapeño slices and Kalamata and cured Moroccan olives.
Well, I still suggested stuffed dates and candied nuts! Check out our awesome nutty roundup from earlier this year.
There's always this lovely idea from Not Without Salt - watermelon-peach-fresh-fruit-cake/ Fruit in the shape of a cake!
You can absolutely take smoothies to the office with you. Blend up your smoothie, transfer it to a glass mason jar, take it to work, and just give it a quick shake to revive the prize before enjoying. There will be some separation with most blends (particularly fruit based) but they easily shake back together.
Allegedly according to the experts raw ground beef is more of health safety issue than raw beef sliced from a roast etc. When I make a burger depending on mood iit is cooked anywhere between Pittsburged to rare to medium rare. Anything more than medium rare goes to the dogs who may or may not it eat since its overcooked.
The way I pick a good mango is a combination of senses. First pick the ones that are the most orange and they have to give very slightly when you use thumb pressure. The final and most important is the smell. When you smell near the stem it should have a good fragrance. Also mango varieties don't fail you. The best ones are alphonso, kesar... The mexican versions are pretty good too.
Grated and frozen cucumbers are excellent for use in smoothies, tzatzikis and raitas. I grate them in small packages and use each package right away. For smoothies, I just throw them in as is. For tzatzikis and raita, you add them to the thick yoghurt and mix well, let it thaw in the yoghurt if you want a thiner sauce. If you want a really stiff and thick sauce, thaw and squeeze out the juice/water before use.
Yes, just swish it around your mouth just a few times to allow the saliva and their enzymes to start breaking down the food to prepare it for digestion.
That is for smoothies. For juices, you can throw some of the pulp back into the blender. But, it's still best to swish. All food needs to be partially digested in the mouth for proper assimilation.
So many good tips today!
Soy is getting a bad rap for the phytoestrogens which have, indeed been linked to breast cancer in both men and women in some studies. I believe soy should be consumed in moderation, and always organic, sprouted, and non gmo. Having said that, a small amount here and there could be tolerated by most I would think. Huge amounts of lots of foods can cause cell degradation and increase abnormal cell development.
Simple is good, thank you.
I honestly don't know what to say to you. A quick look at mainstream medical articles not written by quacks will support this reality with the digestive system.
Flying fingers. I think we're back on track now. <unsniff>
That sounds lovely! Zuchini lasagnas are also wonderful and the freeze very well, if you want to make them ahead. Just make sure that the slices are slightly thick for layering in the pan.
I guess that's why they call it the universal solvent!
We have sample 2Armadillos and enjoyed them. I haven't tried making something similar at home. Anyone have tips? I feel like this has come up before here!
Here's a quick. no-cook relish that calls for cukes. I think daikon or fennel would be good. Re Joe q: Whole Foods and some Safeways are carrying the Love Beets brand, which I've used with success.
How about "Simple French Cooking" by Richard Olney? There's a new edition just released for its 40th anniversary.
Yikes. You speak from experience, we hope?
I was using "chewing" as a word for swishing in the mouth as opposed to glugging down juices and smoothies within the context of the previous question. But, thank you for clarifying to avoid confusion with others. It was meant to be a play on the old adage of "drinking your liquids and chewing your solids."
there is no evidence that organic, pre-sprouted, non GMO soy is any better for people to eat. The issue with soy is natural phytoestrogens which are present whether or not the soy is organic or GMO. Espousing these anti-science views diminishes the Washington Post.
Yes, you are correct, and I did mention the phytoestrogens being the source of the issue. I was pointing out that if one does choose to consume soy products, the non gmo, sprouted, and organic variety are the safest. I was not suggesting that it reduced the phytoestrogenic effect. And, actually, there are some studies that have researched the effects of genetically modified soy being more problematic than organic soy. The jury is still out on whether GM foods are totally safe for consumption. It is still a very controversial issue, and so I always choose and recommend organic soy products.
No, whole soy products can also cause issues if consumed in large amounts due to the phytoestrogens which can interfere with the body's hormonal balance, and contribute to abnormal cell growth. Consume them in moderation.
Great question. I happen to know for sure that the granitas last at least a week and a half, because that is how long they were in my freezer before we photographed them. I was worried about how they would be, but they were fine. You will find that once you have achieved the correct crystals, they stay pretty much intact and only require a quick fluffing with a fork before serving. I will say, however, that they are at their best right when you make them and the flavor, especially of fresh fruit, diminishes little by little as time passes.
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Herbs are wonderful in smoothies and lassis. Parsley, mint, cilantro, basil all of them freeze beautifully, chopped fine or ground up, and work great in most recipes when thawed. I do it all the time.
Yes, rotating greens is so important. I do love to use parsley in fruit and vegetable based smoothies. I add it to a mix of tomatoes, carrot, chile, onion, lime juice, and salt. YUM! Or try adding parsley to lemon and grape and mint for a quick delicious lemonade smoothie. Pregnant women should avoid huge amounts of parsley as it can induce premature labor.
Seems like a lot of cleanup. I'll stick with the occasional jar inversion.
That is such an awesome idea!
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Just assemble and bake together. Zuchini parmesan is wonderful as well.
Oh, you are so sweet. Thanks for the support. I find spirited discussion fun. I am sticking to my guns! Have a great day :)
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There are lots of reasons to look forward to summer, but none more satisfying than the bounty of lush seasonal produce; and nowhere is the colorful display of delectable fruits and vegetables more fresh or bountiful than at Farmer's Markets.
Farmers markets are one of the oldest forms of direct marketing by small farmers and a weekly ritual for many shoppers. It's easy to compare both price and quality, because the stalls are set up close to each other.
Farmers are generally quite happy to talk to shoppers about their organic growing methods and it has never been more important to read the signs to verify that the produce is in fact, free of genetically modified organisms. (GMOs) …read more of Farmers Market – Bountiful Local Harvest here
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There is one thing that most chefs agree on, it is that they prefer organic produce to that which is conventionally grown by an overwhelming margin. While choosing organic is a moral, environmental and indeed healthy choice, for chefs it is all about taste.
According to a report by The Organic Center in Boulder, Colorado, eating organic fruits and vegetables will increase the body's antioxidant intake by about 30 percent, as compared to conventionally grown produce.[1]
Organic food differs from conventionally produced food in the way it is grown, handled, and processed. Organic food is also produced with renewable resources that promote the conservation of soil and water to enhance and preserve the environment.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has put in place a set of national standards that food labeled "organic" must meet, whether it is grown in the United States or imported from other countries. …read more of Does Organic Food from China Meet the Same Standards? here
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Different dogs have different needs when battling the heat. For instance, a darker coat will absorb more heat and an overweight dog will be at higher risk for dehydration. There are many added stresses on the body for the overweight pet, such as an increased risk of diabetes and joint pain.
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What does chemical warfare and microwave popcorn have in common? The poison gas, phosgene, which was first used extensively as a chemical warfare agent during World War I and can cause a horrific lung disease called bronchiolitis obliterans.
Bronchiolitis obliterans causes the small airways (bronchioles) to become obliterated This is a generally irreversible and fatal condition that may be caused by butter-flavored microwave popcorn.
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Is there anything hotter than the Miami Heat right now? The team, lead by superstar Dwyane Wade, walked off the court with the NBA Championship this weekend. And as confetti is swept away and parades are held, people can start focusing on more important things, like getting fit with Wade.
Today he launches his first iPhone app – Dwyane Wade Driven. He appeals to the average Joe, saying he knows not everyone has access to trainers and gyms, so he wants to take care of that for them.
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Part of the government is still shut down. If Congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling in a little more than a week, the government may run out of money, causing it not to meet its obligations for the first time in history.
And all sides — the House, the Senate and the White House — are still at odds with no resolution in sight.
It's with that backdrop that President Obama is expected to conduct a news conference at 2 p.m. ET. in the White House.
NPR will provide live coverage and we've also embedded a live stream of the press conference provided by the White House at the top of this post. We'll be live blogging the conference, so make sure you refresh this page to see the latest.
Update at 2:54 p.m. ET. No Lasting Damage:
If the government reopens and Congress works through lifting the debt ceiling in a timely manner, this showdown will not cause "lasting damage," Obama said.
This episode will just be blamed on the "usual messy process of American democracy."
He said that in the short term, this causes concern in the world at large, but as long as the U.S. deals with this in a timely manner, world leaders "will understand."
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Obama shot down theories that he could single-handedly solve the debt ceiling crisis. He can't "spin off a big coin" or invoke the Fourteenth Amendment, he said because those two options would leave the Treasury shrouded in legal questions.
"Ultimately what matters is what do the people who are buying Treasury bills think," Obama said. Those two options, said Obama, would just leave questions.
Update at 2:43 p.m. ET. Dems Have Negotiated:
Obama made the case that Democrats have negotiated. Case in point, they're willing to sign off on a short-term budget that continues funding the government at post-sequestration levels, or at a lower lever than most of them are not happy with.
Update at 2:34 p.m. ET. Continue To Be Hopeful:
When asked if his administration would prioritize payments in the case the country's borrowing limit is not extended, Obama said any default — whether its to bond holders or retirees — will hurt.
"I'm going to continue to be very hopeful that Congress will not put us in that position," Obama said.
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President Obama once again said he is ready to talk about anything.
"I'll even spring for dinner again," Obama said, but he will not doing while the "extreme" wing of the Republican party is forcing Boehner to issue extreme demands.
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He added: "We're not going to pay a ransom for America paying its bills."
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That is, Mara said, whether Obama will allow an opening for Boehner to "crawl off the branch" that he got himself on.
Just a bit of background: Remember, this started as a battle over the Affordable Care Act. Republicans attached conditions to defund or delay Obamacare to the bill that funds the government.
The government shut down over that fight and now, without a resolution to that first standoff, Congress is on to its next battle. This time, it's about the debt ceiling and Republicans are now talking about fiscal issues, instead of Obamacare.
Mara says what Republicans need is a "fig leaf," or a small concession that allows them to save face.
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This press conference also comes after Speaker John Boehner, a Republican from Ohio, and President Obama — the two men most important to working out a solution to this standoff — spoke on the phone.
As Bill reported earlier, according to a read-out of the call released by the White House, Obama told Boehner he was willing to negotiate about fiscal issues, just not while the government is shut down and while Congress hasn't approved a raising of the debt ceiling.
Boehner said that "by refusing to negotiate," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Obama were "putting our country on a pretty dangerous path."
He went on to tell reporters: "Listen, there's never been a president in our history that did not negotiate over the debt limit, never, not once. As a matter of fact, President Obama negotiated with me over the debt limit in 2011." [Copyright 2013 NPR]


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Back into work mode but with a particularly interesting destination. U2 have never played in this city before but there is nonetheless a special resonance to their being here as it is the first time we have returned to the region since our unforgettable time in Sarajevo on the PopMart tour. An enormous amount has changed since then as the region has stabilised and been in an ongoing process of restructuring, rebuilding and reinventing itself.
As we travelled in from the airport, the quantity of recent construction was evident and areas of the city had clearly been renewed and reborn. We watched from our vehicle windows whilst the less geographically-challenged amongst us were giving a crash course in recent history to the others to provide some context to our time here. I amused myself by coining the term 'Nouveau-Slavia' as a potential name for the larger region. However, I couldn't decided whether the locals would find it funny or deeply insulting, so I opted to keep it to myself (needless to say, apologies in advance if it proves to be the latter).
Zagreb doesn't have the newest stadium in the world but it benefited from being packed to the rafters with a very enthusiastic crowd, so a good time was had by all. After the show, U2 had arranged to do a press interview with NBC news from the USA. This wouldn't normally affect our lives too greatly, but this interview had been arranged to take place in the stadium, with the 360 stage as a backdrop, so it required a small team of crew to stay behind to light the structure and make it look suitably impressive. Being the moral anchor of the visual department I thought it only right that I should stay too and in the end we managed to make it not too much of a chore.
It took a good hour or so to clear the stadium, then out came an army of cleaners with those little air-blower machines to clear away the ankle-deep layer of plastic cups, lost shoes, body parts, etc. from the pitch. I had hoped that we might also do a bit of stealth programming, to tidy up a couple of song looks which need work, but with the stadium lights on and all the noise it eventually proved to be more trouble than it was worth. (Maybe in London then).
The band and TV crew did their thing and everyone seemed pleased. By 2am we were done and I headed to the hotel to see who might be still awake. It's just so hard to go straight to bed...
Monday 10th August 2009. Zagreb. Show 2.
Second show days are usually fairly mellow and this one was no exception. I enjoyed having a chance to talk to some of the crew people whom I usually never get to spend more than 30 seconds with at any one time. Everyone really does seem to be quite surprised at how quickly the tour has settled down and, dare I say it, also seem to be enjoying the ride. Clearly it is a monumental task and requires a huge amount of work hours, but there is no sense of mutiny in the air - quite the reverse. As production manager Jake said, 'moving the 360 show is just like performing in the round - it's just a question of getting your head around it'.
This is a small stadium with limited facilities so many of our offices and catering were placed in large tents out the back. The weather was gorgeous and it was a beautifully sunny afternoon. As a result, the catering tent was hotter than hell, so a whole row of tables and chairs had been arranged on the grass outside. Once I'd done my daily chores, had the set list published and got everyone pointed in the right direction, I had my dinner and sat outside catering for quite a while, chatting to these interesting people from all over the world who happen to be on tour together. The sky was utterly cloudless, the sun was sinking behind a row of tall trees, Snow Patrol were singing to me from the other side of the stadium wall and I had one of those little moments of quiet joy... quietly marvelling at the remarkable, overwhelming, eccentric life we lead out on the road. I have no idea how I got here, but moments like this make me appreciate that I'm rather glad I did.
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tina lyons - 18 November, 2010
had to miss this
A medical emergency forced me back to the States and I had to hastily sell my Zagreb tickets. Sold them to a lovely Milanese woman whose apartment I was later invited to stay in, so I missed a gig but gained a friend :) I was in the US by this time, will try to find this NBC interview. I've mostly seen/heard people refer to Ex-Yu as The Yugosphere, but "nouveau-slavia" is poetic. If/when you return to Croatia, try the Spaladium in Split if you're looking for a more modern venue.
Sofija - 06 September, 2009
day 2
thanks for giving us the behind the scene updates!! the weather was soooo perfect on the Monday! the concert was totally amasing...thanks so much for coming and putting Zagreb on your list!!
davidpaulholmes - 05 September, 2009
Thank you for posting these diary entries Willie - it gives a fascinating angle on the show and tour which, as a fan of the band for 20 years, you usually only get to dream and wonder about. I was lucky enough to get to five 360 shows, but am now carving a fox run through the living room in anticipation of 2010 tour details... Is there any truth in a 3rd & 4th leg from June to October?
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The most neglected Millennium Development Goal…
…is #5, the agreement to reduce global maternal mortality levels by 75%, according to a moving appeal in The Huffington Post by Ethiopian model Liya Kebede. She sounds a welcome call for a "Global Fund for Moms," whom she rightly calls "our best stimulus package":
In times of economic crisis, it is tempting to turn inward, to ignore or postpone the problems of the outside world and focus on ourselves. But, if we hope to thrive once again, we must realize that there are no outside problems in today's interwoven, globalized world. Each mother who dies leaves behind a devastated family and weakened community that will eventually, somehow, affect each of us. Each mother who dies deepens the financial and social strain on our world and puts economic recovery further away. Mothers are our best stimulus package because they invest in their families and in our collective future.
Half a million women and girl, disproportionately in the developing world, die in childbirth every year, yet funding for maternal health programs from wealthy nations has actually decreased. While this sad statistic may not be surprising, given the desperate humanitarian funding shortage that has accompanied the slumping economy, it is nonetheless counterproductive. Helping mothers around the world ensures a better future for all, in this generation and the next.
One case of swine flu, two cases of swine flu…
Eh, who's counting anyway? Not the WHO any more (h/t Passport). But before your flabbergasted reaction — the World Health Organization is not tracking the number of cases of a disease it has called a pandemic?!? — consider that this is actually a sensible step.
On the one hand, unfortunately, it's only practical to stop counting; new cases are popping up all over, and, with different countries' reporting standards, keeping track would essentially be a fool's errand. On the other, the number of cases is a much less significant fact than HOW the virus is spreading, and how it is being treated. These, of course, the WHO continues to track rigorously.
There are many cases of swine flu; we know this, and we'll still have a good enough estimate of the number as it grows. But counting the global caseload can lead to a feverish panic over an ever-increasing number. I'd much rather the WHO focus on how to decrease this number.
Swine flu vaccine hysteria
I have no doubt that the H1N1 virus is still very dangerous. I am also confident that the World Health Organization is continuing to take extreme precautions to ensure that the pandemic does not reach catastrophic levels. But this Reuters article seems designed expressly to conjure up baselessly apocalyptic fears:
Saying the new H1N1 virus is "unstoppable", the World Health Organization gave drug makers a full go-ahead to manufacture vaccines against the pandemic influenza strain on Monday and said healthcare workers should be the first to get one.
Every country will need to vaccinate citizens against the swine flu virus and must choose who else would get priority after nurses, doctors and technicians, said Dr. Marie-Paule Kieny, WHO director of the Initiative for Vaccine Research.
The "unstoppable" comment was made in reference to the spread of the virus, not, oddly enough, its inevitable decimation of humankind. That H1N1 already isn't contained in one place should be obvious to just about anyone who's read the (equally frantic) reports of swine flu popping up in dozens of countries, or who can conceive of how keeping tiny little viruses from spreading all over an interconnected globe might be a trifle difficult.
As for vaccines, Reuters' depiction suggests a terrifying movie scene: government bureaucrats choosing who lives and dies while millions die for lack of the precious vaccine. These vaccines are necessary, yes, particularly for certain vulnerable populations, but they are not the only method of preventing contagion. The WHO describes the current severity of the pandemic as "moderate," with "most patients experiencing uncomplicated, self-limited illness." Instructing countries to implement vaccination strategies depending on local conditions is not leaving patients at the whims of capricious bureaucrats; rather, it reflects a smart realization on WHO's part that every country's epidemiological situation is different, and that each will have to incorporate vaccine and non-vaccine related strategies differently.
But an "unstoppable" virus with not enough vaccines makes for a better movie headline, I suppose.
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Middle East; Iraq; Ebola
Middle East: During the last 48 hours of the continued ceasefire, humanitarian workers have delivered food to hundreds of thousands of people, repaired water and sanitation infrastructure, re-stocked medical supplies, and some of the 520,000 displaced Palestinians have returned to their homes. However, UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator remarked the scale of needs remains "unprecedented in the Gaza Strip."
Middle East; Ebola; South Sudan
Middle East: At today's informal session of the General Assembly on Gaza the SG remarked that the most recent ceasefire has held since yesterday at 8 a.m. local time. He noted that a durable ceasefire is necessary and UN shelters must continue to remain safe zones. The SG thanked UN staff in Gaza and will fly the UN flag at half-mast tomorrow in memory of those who died in the conflict.
Middle East; Ebola; Syria
Middle East: The SG commended Israeli and Palestinian parties for committing to a 72-hour ceasefire that took place at 8 a.m. local time today. He urges all parties to abide by the ceasefire and commence peace talks in Cairo to address underlying issues and agree on a durable ceasefire to sustainably stop the violence. The UN lends its full support toward these efforts.
Middle East; Iraq; Afghanistan
Middle East: The SG condemned yesterday's shelling outside of an UNRWA school in Rafah that killed at least 10 Palestinian civilians. The SG stated that the attack violated international humanitarian law and UN shelters must continue to be safe zones and not combat zones.
SG; Security Council; Middle East
SG: Last night the SG spoke at a joint press conference with the Foreign Minister of Costa Rica where he repeated his call for an unconditional and extendable humanitarian ceasefire. Speaking about yesterday's shelling of a UN shelter he said: "Nothing – nothing – justifies such horror" and demanded "that all parties immediately respect UN premises".
SG; Ukraine; Middle East
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'Acts: 1795', Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland 1638-1842 (1843), pp. 847-850. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=60197 Date accessed: 26 November 2014.
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The principal acts of the general assembly, convened at Edinburgh, May 21, 1795.
I. Sess. 1, May 21, 1795.—The King's Commission to David Earl of Leven produced,
and ordered to be recorded.
II. Sess. 1, May 21, 1795.—The King's most gracious Letter to the General Assembly,
presented to them by his Majesty's Commissioner.
III. Sess. 3, May 23, 1795.—The General Assembly's Answer to the King's most gracious
IV. Sess. 3, May 23, 1795.—Address to his Majesty on the Nuptials of his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales with her most Serene Highness Caroline Princess of Brunswich.
V. Sess. 3, May 23, 1795.—Address to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales on the
event of his Marriage.
VI. Sess. 3, May 23, 1795.—Act enjoining Prayer for Her Royal Highness the Princess
of Wales.
VII. Sess. 9, May 30, 1795.—Commission of the General Assembly to certain Ministers and
Ruling Elders for discussing Affairs referred to them.
VIII. Sess. 9, May 30, 1795.—Commission to some Ministers and Ruling Elders for the
Reformation of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, and for Managing his Majesty's Royal Bounty for that end.
IX. Sess. 9, May 30, 1795.—New Overture respecting the Licensing of Probationers.
X. Sess. ult., June 1, 1795.—Act appointing the Diet of the next General Assembly.
The General Assembly, &c.
George, R., &c.
Note.—The "Admonition and Information respecting the Profanation of the Lord's Day," Which appears
in the original edition of the Acts, 1794, will be printed in the Appendix.—Ed. 1843.
May it please your Majesty, &c.
May it please your Majesty,
We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the ministers and elders of the
Church of Scotland met in the General Assembly, beg leave humbly to approach
the throne, with our warmest congratulations on the marriage of His Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales with and amiable Princess of the illustrious House of Brunswick,—an House from which has sprung a race of kings, under whose auspicious government our national liberty and prosperity have been secured and increased.
This important event must, at any time, have been interesting to us, as it flatters
us with the pleasing hope of having your Majesty's royal line extended down to the
latest posterity, and as it contributes to your domestic happiness; but especially, in the
present period, have we seen, with the most unfeigned joy, your Majesty's paternal
wishes so happily fulfilled by this auspicious union, which, having diffused such universal satisfaction through the whole empire, gives your Majesty at once the amplest
proof, that you possess unimpaired the warmest affection of your subjects, and the
strongest security that your Royal Family shall ever retain it.
But while we contemplate with pleasure the increased stability of your Majesty's
throne, and the internal happiness of your people, we cannot turn our eyes on the
present distracted state of Europe without the most anxious solicitude; nor behold
the vigorous exertions of this nation under your Majesty's direction, without praying
fervently, as servants of the God of peace, that he may be pleased to bless, with full
and speedy success, the energy of your Majesty's councils and arms, for the restoration of public tranquillity, entertaining full confidence in your Majesty's wisdom, that
no favourable opportunity shall be lost in procuring the blessing of a safe, honourable, and lasting peace.
That Almighty God may ever have your Majesty under his peculiar care; that you
may reign long and happily over a free and loyal people; that he may bless our gracious Queen, and all the Royal Family; that he may bless their Royal Highnesses the
Prince and Princess of Wales, with all domestic felicity, and preserve them in the
paths of religion and virtue, and that a race of kings descended from them may sway
the sceptre of these lands to the latest ages, are the earnest prayers of,
May it please your Majesty, your Majesty's most dutiful, most faithful, and most obedient subjects, the Ministers and Elders met in
this National Assembly of the Church of Scotland.
Signed in our name, in our presence, and at our appointment, by
James Meek, Moderator.
May it please your Royal Highness,
We, the ministers and elders of the Church of Scotland, met in the General As
sembly, beg leave, respectfully, to approach your Royal Highness with our warmest
congratulations on your marriage with an amiable Princess of the illustrious House
of Brunswick.
Zealously attached to our free and happy constitution in Church and State, we
most cordially rejoice in an event which, while it brings to your Highness so great an
accession of domestic happiness, affords to the British empire an additional security
for the continuance of the many and important blessings it has so long enjoyed, under
the mild and auspicious government of the august House of Hanover.
That your Royal Highness and your amiable Consort may be adorned with all
those virtues which give true dignity and lustre to your exalted station; that Divine
Providence may bestow upon you a large portion of prosperity and glory, and bless
you with a race of princes to sway the sceptre of these realms over a free, loyal, and
happy people, to latest posterity; and that, after a long enjoyment of earthly blessings,
you may be received into the mansions of eternal felicity, are the fervent prayers of,
May it please your Royal Highness, your Royal Highness's most devoted
servants, the Ministers and Elders met in this National Assembly
of the Church of Scotland.
The General Assembly, considering that it hath pleased God to bless this nation
with an addition to the Royal Family, by the happy marriage of his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, do, therefore, enjoin all the ministers of this Church that they
pray for her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, as well as for his Majesty King
George, his Royal Consort the Queen, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,
and all the Royal Family; and that her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales be
named immediately after the Prince.
The General Assembly, &c.—(The instructions are the same as formerly, omitting
the addition of last year.)
The next General Assembly of this National Church is appointed to be held within
the New Church Aisle of Edinburgh, on Thursday, the 19th day of May 1796.
Extracted from the Records of the General Assembly, by
Andrew Dalzel, Cl. Eccl. Scot.
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