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Another Victory Over the Sun. For this group show, all of the exterior light sources at MCA Denver have been covered over so that the interior is essentially dark. Organized by director Adam Lerner and assistant curator Nora Burnett Abrams, Another Victory is made up of art that's meant to envelop the viewer, like the projected light of the Dan Flavin sculpture at the entry. Among the standouts is "Between the Moon and the Sea," by Spencer Finch, a room-sized installation about the Japanese practice of gazing at the moon through its reflection in water; it's been carried out as though it were a cross between the sensibilities of Hokusai and Home Depot. Scott Johnson's "Streambed" has a floor made of poured clay that has been allowed to crack as it dried, surrounded by walls made of sheets of mirrored glass. The contrast between the naturalistically set clay and the crisp straight lines of the mirrors is fabulous. Among the several different high-tech pieces by David Zimmer is "Chorus," a tour de force of thirteen apothecary jars on wall brackets with screens inside on which birds appear and disappear. Through August 21 at MCA Denver, 1485 Delgany Street, 303-298-7554, www.mcadenver.org. Reviewed August 4.
Marvelous Mud. This homegrown blockbuster is not a single show but rather eight different ones, all about clay. In the Ponti tower are Potters of Precision: The Coors Porcelain Company, an exhibit featuring aesthetically pleasing laboratory vessels made in Golden; Nampeyo: Excellence by Name, which examines the accomplishments of the first American Indian woman to gain ceramic fame; Mud to Masterpiece: Mexican Colonial Ceramics, which not only shows off pots from Mexico, but also Chinese porcelains that influenced the Mexican work; Blue and White: A Ceramic Journey, a look at classic Chinese blue-and-white ware and how it changed the taste of the world; and Dirty Pictures, made up of photos that include all kinds of soils. Over in the Hamilton, there's Marajó: Ancient Ceramics at the Mouth of the Amazon, a first-ever look at these remarkable prehistoric works in clay from Brazil. This is also the site of Overthrown: Clay Without Limits, a contemporary invitational ceramics show, and Focus: Earth & Fire, featuring modern and contemporary works from the permanent collection. Through September 18 at the Denver Art Museum, 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway, 720-865-5000, www.denverartmuseum.org. Reviewed July 21.
Reclamation. This group show, organized by Jennifer Garner, features five Colorado artists — along with a solo from California's Ann Weber — who made pieces out of trash or other humble materials. Brian Cavanaugh is represented by an installation in which a gun seems to have sprayed paint and materials across the wall. In a gallery anchored by an installation on the floor, with photos and other documents on the walls, Yumi Janairo Roth lays out her process. Next up are wall pieces by Jon Rietfors, in which the artist deconstructs photos by mounting fragments of them on the bottoms of vessels. Terry Maker presents narrative pieces made from sliced bundles of discards, while Sabin Aell has done an installation made of re-colored strips of billboard vinyl. Weber, meanwhile, is represented by her signature cardboard sculptures; especially interesting are the multi-colored ones that were not painted but were made from colored cardboard. Through August 13 at the Metro State Center for Visual Art, 965 Santa Fe Drive, 303-294-5207, www.metrostatecva.org. Reviewed July 28.
Ted Larsen and New Work. Ted Larsen, who works in New Mexico, is a modernist formalist — but with a twist. Though geometric abstraction is clearly a key part of his aesthetic, the results are post-minimal rather than minimal. That's because he uses found materials — in particular, sheets of metal — so he also embraces the arte povera approach, which he labels in his artist's statement as "bricolage," or using whatever's available. Despite all the issues Larsen's pieces raise, his work fits comfortably into the hard-edged scene in New Mexico and Colorado. The Larsen show establishes the character of New Work, the group exhibit that occupies the rest of the many spaces at Robischon. Though there are internationally known art stars here (notably, Judy Pfaff and Jessica Stockholder), there is also a big contingent of Colorado artists who undeniably hold their own with the big-timers. The locals include John McEnroe, Derrick Velasquez, Wendi Harford, Terry Maker and Linda Fleming. Through August 20 at Robischon Gallery, 1740 Wazee Street, 303-298-7788, www.robischongallery.com. Reviewed July 7.
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Every year the L.A. Auto Show organizers ask transportation designers to imagine how cars will look in the distant future. The result is usually a half-realistic, half-Jetsonian view of future rolling, transforming and flying vehicles. For 2009, the challenge focused on cars that will appeal to teenagers in 2030. Designers imagined teenagers who were socially connected, technically savvy and, of course, easily distracted. In these out-there concepts, we found plenty of eyebrow-raising ideas,with some smart kernels of practicality. Here is a close look at six of the concepts.
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|Ameya Yoga
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Burlington, Massachusetts 01803
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I am an independent contractor teaches at different yoga studios. I also take private sessions. I specialize in hatha yoga,vinayasa and suksham vyayam which consist of micro exercises,are very therapeutic and includes whole body work out.
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The intention behind Yoga Mandala's creation is to offer every individual the opportunity to explore that which is unique in each of us. Our mission is to provide opportunities to explore different yoga traditions under the guidance of experienced teachers, in a space where personal practice and mindfulness meet. We live in the heart of Winchester Town (8 miles north of Boston, Massachusetts). Please stop by!
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Yoga Mandala in Winchester, MA http://yogamandala.com This prenatal yoga class is a combination of movement flow and meditation, consisting of sequences of yoga postures guided by the breath and designed to support and accommodate the physical and energetic changes of pregnancy. A great way to meet other expectant mothers in the community. Offered as a series of 10 classes, $160 or $18 drop-in. Please pre-register online prior to each class so the instructor knows to expect you. Thank you Please visit my web site for other yoga offerings http://tonyayoga.com
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Beautiful studio located conveniently off major highways offering day and evening classes seven days a week. All levels welcome. Class card options or drop-ins available.
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Malden, Massachusetts 02148
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-Promoting total physical health by practice of traditional yoga asanas, eating healthy diet and avoiding intoxications.
-Strengthening function of mind by practice of pranayma, total relaxation and meditation.
-Bringing gradual spiritual growth by chanting of Maha Mantra and discussing spiritual topics relating to yoga practice for self realization.
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Classes for all levels. Yoga is for everyone regardless of age, ability or body type. Nancy's style is gentle and she welcomes all her students to go at their own pace, honoring their bodies needs.
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A beautiful studio inside a historic building in Medford Square. Come discover something about yourself and connect with your community. Gentle, Moderate and Vigorous classes for adults as well as Kids yoga classes.
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Medford, Massachusetts 02155
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In home Yoga Classes in Medford area. Contact email for more information. Public classes visit our studio website www.yogainme.com Our public studio is located at 665 Salem st Malden
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159 Jerome Street
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Judy's teaching is informed by over 35 years of meditation and yoga practice and training. She offers ongoing classes appropriate for all levels of experience in Medford MA and Greater Boston area. Retreats in the tropics and Western Massachusetts, as well as private sessions at H'Om Yoga or in your home are also offered at reasonable rates. Small classes of between 6 and 20 students ensure individual attention.
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Shunyam Productions produces yoga and kirtan events across New England.
Shunyam Productions also organizes the Boston Yoga and Chant Fest - the annual pilgrimage for all yogis, bhaktas and spiritual seekers
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214 Crosby St.
Arlington, Massachusetts 02474
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Arthur teaches at several studios in the Boston area and travels nationally to present workshops on awakening and yoga.
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42 Summit St
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I was introduced to yoga at the age of 9. Nearly 3 decades later, I'm still at it, only now I also teach. In 2003, I was certified to teach yoga at the 200 hour level, and in 2005 during my first pregnancy, I became certified to teach prenatal yoga. I've taught yoga during both of my pregnancies and have truly experienced first-hand the difference it makes during this time of a woman's life. I also enjoy teaching Vinyasa flow which is where I find joy in my own personal practice as well. I teach in the Boston area and am also available for private sessions. You can reach me at firstname.lastname@example.com or (617) 817 2208 for more information.
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284 Broadway
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Shari is a 200-hr RYT teaching both yin and hatha styles. Shari's classes are great for both beginners and continuing students. Lots of options are given so that the student can come into a pose that is right for her or his body. The atmosphere is relaxing and non-judgmental. Shari also holds classes in Sudbury, MA
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369 Mass Ave.
Arlington, Massachusetts 02474
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A lovely, spacious setting for in-depth practice of yoga and meditation at all levels: classical, gentle, iyengar, kripalu, vinyasa, and yoga for kids and seniors, as well as Buddhist meditation. Also, ayurveda, shiatsu, thai massage, therapeutic massage, psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, reiki, and counseling. The Center also hosts the Yoga Of Energy Flow 200 & 500hr teacher trainings, as well as weekly workshops, films, and concerts. Since 1978 Chip Hartranft has developed a powerful integration of yoga movement (asana) and mindfulness meditation (vipassana). Chip is a physical therapist, university lecturer, and the author of The Yoga-Sutra of Patanjali: a new translation with commentary (Shambhala) and the forthcoming How The Buddha Taught Meditation.
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mac•ro•cosmˈmæk rəˌkɒz əm(n.)
the universe considered as a whole
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universe, existence, creation, world, cosmos, macrocosm(noun)
everything that exists anywhere
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the great world; that part of the universe which is exterior to man; -- contrasted with microcosm, or man. See Microcosm
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LOS ANGELES, CA – (February 16, 2011) – Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Anime Expo 2011 — North America's largest anime and manga event — has announced popular anime voice actor and singer Vic Mignogna as an official Guest of Honor when it returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center and Nokia Theater from July 1 – 4, 2011.
As part of Anime Expo's largest exhibition and program ever, Mr. Mignogna will participate in fan meet-and-greets, autograph sessions and attendee panels. Fans will also have a chance to hear him perform his most famous songs and anime themes in a live concert.
An actor on stage and screen since the age of eight, Vic Mignogna began his career in anime about 10 years ago as Vega in "Streetfighter II." Since then he has been in more than a 150 shows and video games, known for such roles as Edward Elric in "Fullmetal Alchemist," Tamaki Suou in "Ouran High School Host Club," Fai in "Tsubasa Chronicle," Dark in "DN Angel," Ikkaku Madarame in "Bleach," Obito in "Naruto", Death Scythe in "Soul Eater" and many more. Currently Mignogna is playing Zero in "Vampire Knight," and Yoshimori in Adult Swim's "Kekkaishi." Mignogna has also voiced roles in a large number of video games including "Soul Calibur," "Disgaea," "DBZ," "Persona III," "FMA" and more.
As a professional music composer, singer and producer, he has written and produced hundreds of songs for TV, radio and CD. He sings the theme songs for shows like "One Piece" and "DBGT," and has produced several CDs of his own original music. Mignogna regularly writes, produces and directs video and film productions of all kinds. Among his recent credits is the popular web series "Star Trek Phase II," for which he serves as an actor and director. He returns to Anime Expo 2011 after participating as a judge in the AX Idol competition in 2010.
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Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Portneuf Medical Center, Holt Arena, and Idaho State University. Local attractions also include L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center.
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Recreational amenities at Red Lion Hotel Pocatello include an indoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include a roundtrip airport shuttle and a bar/lounge.
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The Pocatello Lounge - This bar serves dinner and light fare. Happy hour is offered.
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
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Impending Doom is a Christian metal band from the town of Riverside, California. They have been on the metal scene for almost a decade now (seven years to be exact). The lyrics and themes in all of their music is heavily influenced by their religion, which is incredibly dominant in Impending Doom's latest production "Baptized In Filth", their fourth studio album. I had really enjoyed their preceding album "There Will Be Violence". It was one of the few deathcore albums that I had on repeat constantly for a long time after purchasing it on a whim from a local record store. When I had heard that Impending Doom was going to be releasing another album, I was nothing shy of excited.
"Baptized In Filth" consists of ten songs that total a little over thirty four minutes. The production starts off with the track "Murderer". As soon as the thirty second mark had hit, I had developed a smirk of bliss. The recurring lyrics, "I am a murderer", have been replaying in my head all day. The very definition of deathcore heaviness can be portrayed in "Murderer". It had easily stuck out to me as a song to put in a workout playlist.
Unfortunately, I was struggling to find those other "memorable" songs on "Baptized In Filth". Don't get me wrong, this album is jam packed with slamming breakdowns and moments to headbang (check out "Chaos: Reborn" for a very heavy breakdown near the end). This was the same concern I had while listening to "There Will Be Violence". Most of the album was easily forgotten, while only a few songs had gained my attention. "Baptized In Filth" had about three good tunes while the rest of the songs felt as if they were "filler" so to speak. Other songs that I had enjoyed were "Angry Letters to God" and "Baptized In Filth".
Andreas Lars Magnusson was the producer for "Baptized In Filth". Their previous two albums were produced by Tim Lambesis, who is the vocalist for As I Lay Dying. I found it interesting that Lambesis was not a part of this album. With Tim being a devout Catholic like the rest of Impending Doom, the chemistry between them could not be more perfect. There must be a good reason as to why he passed or let Andreas take the reigns with "Baptized In Filth". The album did turn out to be a success production-wise. The mix had incorporated a nice balance of guitars, bass, drums, and vocals. There was not an overpowering of any particular instrument which made "Baptized In Filth" easy to listen to. Impending Doom had created a deathcore album worth talking about for now, but not enough to remember a few years in the future.
When a song has the word "instrumental" attached to it, one would usually expect that vocals would not be present. The penultimate tune "My Light Unseen" is marked as instrumental, yet features guest vocals from Ryan Clark of Demon Hunter. If this wasn't confusing enough, the vocals were clean and restricted any sort of screaming. Impending Doom has finally incorporated cleans into their music. The vocals did not add much to the song even though it should have just been an instrumental. If Impending Doom was going for more of an experiment approach to see if they could get away with this in "Baptized In Filth" or future productions, my recommendation would be to just get rid of that idea. Of course bands need to be able to evolve and tap into their full potential, but in Impending Doom's case they are known for their aggressive and heavy music with no cleans attached. The final song entitled "Death. Ascension. Resurrection." immediately reminded me of their first full length "Nailed. Dead. Risen.". Both of the titles are obviously accrediting to Impending Doom's very strong religious messages portrayed in their music.
Overall, "Baptized In Filth" is an album that would be enjoyed by many deathcore fans. It contains all the factors that would make any Impending Doom fan ecstatic. "Baptized In Filth" has earned a rating of 7/10. It will be an album that will definitely be spinning until something else really takes away the limelight. Maybe instead of being baptized in filth, the next album should consider being confirmed with benevolence.
Baptized In Filth was released on March 13, 2012 through eOne Music.


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ISSUE 68: Brandon Reynolds Finds Southern Meals on LA Wheels
A few years ago, in Los Angeles' primordial past, herds of taco trucks roamed the land, bringing carne asada and lengua to construction workers, late-night club-dwellers, and hotties with headshots. Their success led to an evolutionary bloom in the trucks, spawning mobile versions of everything from cupcakes to "sushi burritos". Not long ago, real live Southern food joined the ecosystem.
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light triple coconut cream pie
I usually like to have some related childhood anecdote or some interesting (to me, at least) story to tell with each recipe I post, but today, I got nothin'. Which is sad really, because this coconut cream pie is probably in my top five favorite recipes ever posted to BTHR. I should really being doing it justice with some deep and poetic story, but I'm totally blocked.
I have no fond childhood memories about coconut cream pie. No funny stories from college. Nothing. The only thing even close I have is that my Mama always requested coconut cream cake for her birthday. But that's a whole other type of deliciousness.
Part of it could be because last night, instead of staying home and doing homework and coming up with some narrative about this pie, I skipped out on all of my duties to go to a basketball game. It was totally worth it. Even if I have to live the rest of my days knowing that this superstar recipe is paired with a lackluster write-up.
In case you were wondering, my team totally slaughtered the other guys. And we were underdogs. Love it when that happens!
Alright, let me say what I actually can about this pie. It's another one of my attempts to have healthy (or at least, less unhealthy) desserts in the house. This one was a huge success! Although I need to note that it's probably not all that healthy that Babyface and I finished the whole pie within 36 hours. It was so good that I found myself waking up in the morning and immediately thinking about it. That's a good pie.
I made the custard using skim milk, light coconut milk and low amounts of sugar, which allows for a smooth and creamy filling without the calorie-bomb of cream. The light sugar amount allows the coconut flavor to really shine through. Sometimes I feel like pies just taste like straight up sugar, but this one really lets the flavor shine through.
The second part of the "triple" is the coconut whipped cream. Instead of heavy whipping cream, I whipped up coconut milk sweetened with just a touch of confectioner's sugar. This pie topper gives another layer of coconut-y flavor and lighter nutrition facts. That switch alone saves about 50 calories and 4 grams of fat per serving. Plus, I think it tastes even better than whipped cream. And then to top everything off, I sprinkled on some crunchy, toasty flaked coconut. The rest of the pie is so smooth and creamy that the crunchy stuff is a really interesting change in texture.
The end stats are pretty exciting.
This pie is so good that I hope you forgive me for my terrible post. I will hopefully be back tomorrow with a lot more to say.
Triple Coconut Cream Pie
Prep Time: 6 hours
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Adapted From: Cooking Light
For the Custard
- 2 eggs
- 1/4 cup flour
- 1/2 cup sugar
- Pinch of salt
- 1/2 cup skim milk
- 1-13.5 ounce can of light coconut milk
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
For the Coconut Whipped Cream
- 1-13.5 ounce can of regular coconut milk, refrigerated
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons confectioner's sugar
For the Pie
- 1 prebaked pie crust
- 3 tablespoons toasted coconut
- Prepare the custard by whisking together the eggs, flour, sugar and salt in a large mixing bowl. Set aside.
- In a medium saucepan over low heat, combine the skim milk and light coconut milk. Heat until small bubbles begin to form along side of pan (do not boil). Remove from heat. Stream milk slowly into egg mixture while whisking rapidly. When all the milk is added, return mixture to the saucepan over low heat. Simmer until thick and bubbly, about 10 minutes.
- Remove from heat, transfer to a heatproof bowl and stash in fridge or freezer until custard is room temperature. Stir in vanilla extract.
- To prepare the whipped cream, spoon out the top cream portion of the refrigerated coconut cream into the bowl of a mixer. Using the whisk attachment, beat on high until stiff peaks form, about 2-3 minutes. Stir in vanilla and confectioner's sugar.
- To assemble pie, pour cooled custard into crust. Top with whipped cream and toasted coconut. Cover tightly with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 4-6 hours or until custard is cold.
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My grandmother used to make coconut pie when I was little so thanks for sharing this recipe! I'll have to make it myself soon!
I really wish my boyfriend didn't hate coconut so much. There are some many amazing coconut recipes floating around the blogsphere lately. I want to make/ eat them all, but not all by myself!
Woohoo! Looks delicious. Coconut pie is one of my favorite foods.
This looks amazing!! I have a co-worker that is obsessed with coconut cream pie- I might have to make this for her birthday. And I might also have to try to make a little single serve of just the filling for a nice little dessert just for me.
this reminds me of the coconut pie I had when I lived in the philippines…the only difference is that they put buko (young coconut meat) in the custard as well, so there are larger pieces of pure coconut flavor floating around in this amazing non-standard coconut texture (well, nonstandard for my north american palate). It's the bees knees… (seriously, if you have a halfway decent asian market in your town, you should try finding buko…it seems like it is always in the freezer section next to the fishballs)
This looks absolutely delicious! I love that it's a light recipe but doesn't have any crazy store bought ingredients.
Wow! Finally, a pie I can get behind. Low sugar. Perfect. And a Hoosier, to boot. But, what's up with IU not having a mascot? Gotta fix that. Someone in the Greencastle Banner Graphic is selling the sweetest little bulldogs. Get that team a bulldog. And, while you're at it, make this pie the official IU Hoosier's team pie. Go Hoosiers!
You are my hero. Trying this tomorrow.
TOTALLY drooling over this. Looking super cute too, you can imagine.
Just found your blog and am in love – now following!
Cassie, did you mean 36 minutes or hours? Made the pie exactly as instructed (except shortened the pie's cooling time because we couldn't wait to eat it). The pie was gone in 36 minutes between the 3 of us. The first piece doesn't count if the baker has to taste test before serving, right?


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The race for life,Darlington, south park, 8th June, My birthday.
I am physically feeling really good and especially after raising just under six hundred pounds for Cancer Research.
I had also just recieved word from Christies that my scan results
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ChattyCathy wrote:
> OK. This still confuses me. I'm hoping some of the USA folks can
> 'enlighten' me.
> In this part of the world 'jam' is what you spread on bread, scones,
> between layers of cake etc. and is usually made from fruit (and sometimes
> veggies). It can be smooth or 'chunky' i.e. it sometimes contains nice
> bits of fruit and sometimes it's 'pureed' (for want of a better word).
> 'Jelly' is the stuff we usually get in a packet that contains a bunch of
> sugar/sweetener, gelatin, and artificial flavoring that you mix with
> (boiling) water which you allow to cool and then refrigerate until it
> 'sets'. It is often served with custard as a 'dessert'. I have gathered
> that this what is known as 'jello' in the USA.
The first time I worked with Brits and Ozzies I was confused by their
terminology for what Americans call jello. Jello is actually a brand
name that has become the generic for a gelatin dessert over the years.
> So my question is this: Why do folks from the USA sometimes call it jam
> and sometimes jelly? What's the distinction?
Jam is chunky with fruit or veggies whereas jelly is generally accepted
as a clear condiment.
> Oh, and why is 'apple butter' named that? Nothing 'buttery' about it IMHO ;-)
Because it isn't jelly, nor jam. Pureed fruit spreads are generally
called butters here in the USA. I make apple, pear, peach, and persimmon
butters and I also make apple, pear, peach, and persimmon jams. The
first is finely pureed and the second has chunks of fruit in it. HTH


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Get Dirt Under Our Fingernails
Church planting isn't for the faint of heart. Neither is evangelism and outreach. Both require men and women who are willing to place their life, substance, families, careers and talents on the line for the sake of the kingdom of … Continue reading
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Persecution and the Power of the Gospel
Sometimes, it is in the midst of persecution when Jesus reveals Himself as the Great Shepherd…protecting his sheep with His faithful hands. That is certainly true in this story. Through PROJECT INDIA we have planted 19 churches in the three … Continue reading
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Sprinting Toward Death….Finding Life
Death and despair have their strongholds in every culture and among all social classes. The human soul was created to be in fellowship with it's Creator. However, when men and women have not heard the Glorious Gospel of Jesus Christ, … Continue reading
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Suffer the Little Children
A casual read through the gospels will reveal our Lord's special love for children and His desire for us to have their disposition. There is a tender innocence toward faith and teachability which Jesus recognized in the children of his … Continue reading
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