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James Blunt
Moon Landing
A mediocre pop album, but an enjoyable listen.
THERE'S something so refreshing about an artist with a distinctive voice. This can be said about British singer-songwriter, James Blunt who, as we all know, displays truly unique vocals.
Who could ever forget his break-through track, You're Beautiful, which earned him immense international success and loyal fans across the globe?
His fourth studio album, Moon Landing, is an enjoyable listen, but as far as doing cartwheels over this compilation goes, you won't be. In fact, the album is not very creative and is rather mediocre. Having written all the songs on the 11-track disc, the melodies demonstrate chilled vibes. Tops are Bonfire Heart (the first single off the album) and Always Hate Me.
Also noteworthy is Miss America which he co-wrote as a tribute to the late Whitney Houston.
All-in-all, fans of Blunt will appreciate his songwriting, but the English singer could opt for something more innovative in his next collection. – Valencia Govindasamy
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I've been lurking a bit here, and I'm wondering about the general feeling towards "Original Trainer fics." I know what they are; in fact, I've begun planning and tenatively writing one.
I would love some feedback on the idea, and suggestions on ways to change it are welcome.
I'm wondering what the 'Do's and Don'ts' are fr this kind of fic. Are there any tips or tricks to it? What if it focuses more on the OT's Pokémon than on the OT?
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"Set in Kanto, during the Generation I time frame, with the attendant limitations. There will be one, possibly two, main characters. I am certain that one of them is a somewhat tomboyish girl, named Sheila. Sheila Burke. She likes to be called "Shell," and rarely "Shelly." She comes from Mossgreen Village, located bewteen Cinnabar Island and the Safari Zone. She is 11 or 12 at the start. She does not know what she wants to do when she grows up, and bored and frustrated, decides to become a Pokemon trainer, hoping that perhaps it will ignite the passion that she lacks in school. The other factor in her making the choice is that she, "wants to see what it's all about," living in a world where Pokemon trainers have respect and status akin to celebrity. Living alongside, of course, those with the jobs in our world: lawyers, doctors, law enforcement, and so on.
Given that her hometown is situated near Cinnabar Island (a locale populated by Poison and Fire-type creatures), she chooses a Charmander as her starter Pokemon. Unsure of what what lies ahead of her, she sets out. Her first catch is a Meowth that tried to steal from her.
Her main team will consist of the following Pokemon:
* "Char": Charizard, male
* "?": Meowth, male
* "Quincy": Vaporeon, female
* "J": Arbok, undetermined
* "Chu": Raichu, male
* "Joker": Ghastly, undetermined
She was raised (I'm using this cliche on purpose, just FYI) by a single parent: her somewhat aloof, pushy, and gruff father. Her mother left them for a man with whom she was having an affair, two years prior to the start. Sheila hears from her sporadically, mostly through letters or calls on the PC-Video-Phone-esque thing.
I'm mixing the worlds of both the first-season anime and the manga "The Electric Tale of Pikachu". I do not claim this depiction as being my original work, only a combination of preexisting material.
The world is dangerous, and Pokemon are basically, "defense against all the other creatures." I want to look at a number of things: What if a trainer ''isn't'' successful? How can an 11 or 12 year old be sent out, by themselves, with monsters that they're expected to train as protection and competition? How would a kid that age actually handle that situation? What if a criminal organization were in fact the most reasonable option for survival?
Shell may or may not have a travelling companion. If she does, it will be a boy 2 or 3 years older than her, possibly a delinquent. This is still under zThe themes I think I would like to explore are detailed in the following:
"As for this fic, I think I want to explore a) The Pokemon world (which can be basically analogous to the Japanese Archipalego) in relation to the real world, and how the two mesh outside of the "Japanese Landmass Analogue"; b) How Pokemon relate to the humans in their environment, and how they both can change dramatically as a result of that relationship; c) The whole idea of parents letting their kids get legal liscences to capture, own, and train what are essentially monsters - and then they just set them loose... I highly doubt that all those kids know basic wilderness survival skills, or how to take care of themselves. I wouldn't be at all surprised that there are a lot of casualties stemming from that, sadly... That, of course, get pretty much glossed over. There's just always been something about that that disturbed me, even when I was a kid playing Red and Blue, it seemed kinda strange. I want to explore what it might actually be like for an eleven year old suddenly being in that kind of situation.
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No Changes Atop the February PPM Ratings: WLTW Maintains Lead; WCBS-FM is Second
WLTW/Lite FM remains the one to beat in the overall (6+ continuous) February PPM Arbitron ratings. The Clear Channel number one mainstay had a 7.1 (up from 6.8 in January). WCBS-FM kept its usual distance at number two, although the Classic Hits station did edge up to a 5.6.
WHTZ/Z100 maintained number three. But the Clear Channel Contemporary Hit Radio station powered up .6 from the previous month to stand at 5.3.
WKTU, also had a big month, moving up to fourth place with a 4.7.
WINS slipped back to 3.8 (from 4.2 in January), while Citadel's WABC had no gain for the month at 3.7. Joining WABC at 3.7 was WCBS-AM, which had a down February–losing .7.
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Vegetarian low carb snacks?
Does anyone have any ideas for vegetarian low carb snacks? I've thought of eggs, cheese, vegetables... but I'm kind of stuck there.
Do any of you eat chick peas, or do you consider them too high in carbs?
Thanks in advance.
I don't do chickpeas on a regular basis .. they just seem to hinder weightloss and maintenance for me, although I can tolerate them in a one-off meal here and there. I do limit it to that.
Some really great snacks in addition to cheese, egg, vegetables:
1. a measured portion of nuts .. macadamias, almonds, pecans *
2. or seeds: sunflower, pumpkin *
3. Dry roasted soybeans .. really yummy
4. Coconut bark .. made with coconut oil, cocoa powder and crushed walnuts .. killer good!!!
5. Half a lowcarb pita, with 2T natural peanut butter and sugarfree jam
6. flax muffins with a dollop of whipped cream on top .. tastes like gingerbread
7. Homemade protein shake made with almond milk, sweetener, whey protein powder (or egg, hemp, etc protein powder), etc.
.... I know there are tons of other things I am not thinking of, lol, as I remember, I will post them for you!
*there are also all kind of companies making flavored ones! sweet and savory. emerald nuts makes some .. and a lot of the products you'd find in natural food stores!
Thanks Pauline, that helps a lot!
You betcha Jodieleigh!! We vegetarian lowcarbers have to stick together ... I just know I will recall tons more ...
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I haven't tried those, but the recipe rates 5 stars by 643 reviews! I always read the comments because sometimes the tweaks people figure out are really good too!
And Recipes for all kinds of sweets that incorporate protein powders .. I use whey protein powder but there are lots of other kinds that are vegetarian .. any of them could be used in these recipes:
Also check out various sweets on the recipe board made with: almond "flour", coconut "flour" and ground flaxseed!
Yanno, I believe there is also a recipe somewhere for a granola-type mix using dry tvp (a vegetarian protein) that looked kinda good to me at one time .. you could throw in almonds, coconut shreds, etc.
the cool thing is that all these snacks are very protein-rich!
oh .. they also sell Japanese seaweed "chips" at the health food store (just dried seaweed) .. lol My 11 yo likes these - one of her asian friends brings them to school in her lunchbox .. they are seasoned with sesame oil and are salty .. definitely lowcarb!
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Baked (or fried) tofu with salt/pepper
Black Bean "Hummus"
Good ones Timetogetthin! I just used some of those black soybeans in cheese and bean enchiladas for the family and they didn't even notice it wasn't "real" black beans, lol! I should try my hand at some hummus!!
I thought of another one .. duhhhhh! lol!!
I have on occasion while lowcarbing had plain unsweetened yogurt with a few crushed walnuts, a tablespoon of ground flax and some sweetener or flavored davincis syrup thrown in. I particularly like that in the warm weather! It could also be breakfast or a mini-meal (I tend to eat 5 mini meals instead of three big ones).
Time To Get Thin, you don't use any other seasoning for the tofu other than salt and pepper?
I ordered some really, really good low carb products from one of the low carb stores online. I would recommend avoiding the zero carb bagel chips, they were almost inedible. However, the Karb Kruchers bread is fantastic along with the grammy girl crackers- really, good, like a water cracker. Make up a low carb dip and you are in good shape.
srbtennispro .. I have a bag of karb krunchers rolls in the freezer, lol! Good to know they are worthy!! I have a killer recipe for tofu sloppy joes from my high carb days (that is lc without the bread, of course) and have just been lazy about giving it a shot and breaking out the rolls, lol!!
Jodie I was surfing the net after reading up on winter squashes here: http://www.lowcarbfriends.com/bbs/me...er-squash.html since there seem to be a bunch available at the farm around the corner from my house and found this recipe for baked tofu:
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I may give it a whirl as I think my kiddos would like it! Netrition has a good lc teriyaki sauce (tho' pricey), called Seal Sama that would work for the recipe. And, Steele's used to make an amazing spicy lc peanut sauce I bought regularly that would also be very good with baked tofu, I think, if it is still available anywhere!
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Thanks Pauline. I'm always at a loss when it comes to tofu, other than a stirfry.
I find that as long as I have unsalted nuts, I don't tend to overeat them.
I just wanted to bump this thread, because I found it useful. My favorite LC snacks are more salty than sweet:
Celery with almond butter
String cheese
Seaweed snacks (the best come from an asian or organic grocer)
Bresaola (plain, or drizzled with olive oil and lemon)
Dill Pickles & Kalamata Olives
Oopsie rolls with almond butter
Flax Crackers with Brie dip
Thanks for the bump, and welcome!
There are some good ideas in this thread.
I just remembered a favorite from childhood: ham roll-ups. I get vegetarian "ham" slices, spread with cream cheese, sprinkle on chopped green onions (white and green part) and salt, and roll up into tubes. Mom used to slice them into pinwheel shapes, but often before she could, we'd sneak whole tubes off the counter and run with them. LOL
Hi! I also do the 'roll ups' (breadless sandwiches!) using veggie ham/chicken with pesto/spinach/salad inside and a cocktail stick to hold it together (for a packed lunch).
I tend to take little lunchboxes everywhere with bits and pieces in so I never have to worry about finding low carb snacks when I'm out and about.
Flax mug muffin with soft cheese/peanut butter.
Celery with peanut or almond butter. Duerr's peanut butter is only 4.4g of carbs per 100g and is so rich and sweet!
Almond flour pancakes.
Kale chips.
Yoghurt. Alpro soya yoghurt is only 1 or 2% carb.
Veggie meat substitute - in the UK Quorn roast 'chicken' comes ready to eat and is great as a snack.
Kintaro flavoured pumpkin seeds are low carb and you can get them at Nudo Sushi box.
Nuts from the home baking section are often lower in carbs than the ones in the snack section! Aldi almonds are 3.8% carbs.
A square or two of dark chocolate. Lindt 90% Cocoa is 14% carbs.
In the UK, Tesco's own brand veggie hot dogs are low carb and tasty.
Also - I sometimes distract myself by just having a cup of tea with almond milk/lemon or fizzy water.
That's a great list.
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There's been some buzz about the upcoming HTML 5 standard over the past few months. In particular, there are a couple of new features that people are looking forward to. One of them is the new <canvas> element which introduces a 2D drawing API offering a pretty rich set of functionality. If you've worked with HTML much, you can probably imagine some of the things that become possible with this. In fact, those are probably some of the same things that Flash and Silverlight are being used for today! So some people have gone as far as to suggest HTML 5 could eliminate the need for Flash and Silverlight...
I didn't know much about the <canvas> element and I wanted to understand the situation better, so I did some research. The specification for <canvas> is available from two sources: the W3C and the WHATWG. (The two groups are working together, so the spec is the same on both sites.) The API is comprised of something close to 100 interfaces, properties, and methods and offers an immediate mode programming model that's superficially similar to the Windows GDI API. At a very high level, the following concepts are defined (though Philip Taylor did some investigation a while back which suggested that no browser offered complete support):
There's a variety of stuff there - and as I read through the list, I was struck by how much of it is natively supported by Silverlight. Pretty much all of it, in fact! :) So I thought it might be a fun and interesting learning experience to try implementing the HTML 5 <canvas> specification in Silverlight! What better way to understand the capabilities of <canvas> than to implement them, right?
So I went off and started coding... I didn't set out to support everything and I didn't set out to write the most efficient code (in fact, some of what's there is decidedly inefficient!) - I just set out to implement enough of the specification to run some sample apps and see how hard it was.
Aside: Yes, I know I'm not the first person to add <canvas> support to IE. :)
I started off easy by working my way through the Mozilla Developer Center's Canvas tutorial and implementing missing features until each of the samples loaded and rendered successfully. Here are three of my favorite samples as rendered by Html5Canvas, my custom <canvas> implementation:
Aside: It's important to note that I did NOT change the JavaScript of these (or any other) samples - I just tweaked the HTML host page to load my <canvas> implementation. My goal was API- and feature-level parity; a Silverlight implementation of <canvas> that was "plug-compatible" with the existing offerings.
After that, I knew I just had to run Ben Joffe's Canvascape "3D Walker" because it bears a striking resemblance to one of the games I played when I was younger:
Aside: Be sure to look for the "Silverlight" context menu item I've included in the image above and in the next few screen shots to prove there's no trickery going on. :)
Next up was Bill Mill's Canvas Tutorial - and another shout-out to hours of misspent youth:
For something completely different, I got Bjoern Lindberg's Blob Sallad running:
Then it was on to Ryan Alexander's Chrome Canopy fractal zoomer (despite the note, it runs okay-ish in IE8 with my Silverlight <canvas>):
Finally, I wanted to see how the 9elements HTML5 Canvas Experiment ran:
Whew, What a rush - those apps are really cool! :)
But I still wanted a sample I could include with the source code download, so I also wrote a little app to exercise most of the APIs supported by Html5Canvas (thanks to Mozilla for the Hypotrochoid animation inspiration and Wikipedia for the equation). Here it is on IE:
And wouldn't it be nice to see how Html5Canvas compares to a "real" <canvas> implementation? Sure, here's my sample running on Firefox:
So how does it actually work? Well, I'm obviously not modifying the browser itself, so redefining the actual <canvas> tag isn't an option. Instead, I've written a simple Html5Canvas.js file which gets referenced at the top of the HTML page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="Html5Canvas.js"></script>
Among other things, it defines the handy function InsertCanvasObject(id, width, height, action) function which can be used to insert a Silverlight <canvas> thusly:
function InsertCanvasObject(id, width, height, action)
<script type="text/javascript">
InsertCanvasObject("mycanvas", 200, 200, onCanvasLoad);
That code inserts a Silverlight object running Html5Canvas.xap that looks just like the <canvas> tag would have. Yep, it's that easy!
And it brings up an important difference between Html5Canvas and a real <canvas>: Html5Canvas can be used only after the Silverlight object has loaded - whereas <canvas> is usable as soon as the body/window has loaded (which happens sooner). This distinction is important to keep in mind if you're converting an existing page, because it requires moving the initialization call from onload to the action parameter of InsertCanvasObject. Believe it or not, that's really the only big "gotcha"!
Aside: While I could think of a few ways to avoid exposing this difference to the developer, none of them were general enough to apply universally.
Other minor differences between Html5Canvas and <canvas> are that Silverlight doesn't natively support the relevant repeat modes used by createPattern to tile images (though I could implement them without much difficulty), Silverlight doesn't support the GIF image format for use with drawImage (also easily worked around), and the conventional technique of JavaScript feature-detection by writing if (canvas.toDataURL) { ... } doesn't work because Silverlight's HTML Bridge doesn't allow a method to be treated like a property (I could work around this, too, but the extra level of indirection was unnecessarily confusing for a sample app).
if (canvas.toDataURL) { ... }
Finally, let me reiterate that I did not attempt to implement the complete <canvas> specification. Instead, I implemented just enough to support the first 5 (of 6 total) Mozilla sample pages as well as the handful of applications shown above. Specifically, I've implemented everything that's not in italics in the feature list at the beginning of this post. Thinking about what it would take to add the stuff that's not implemented: text and pixel-level manipulation are both directly supported by Silverlight and should be pretty easy. Shadows seem like a natural fit for Silverlight's pixel shader support (though I haven't played around with it yet). All that's left is layer compositing, which does worry me just a little... I haven't thought about it much, but this seems like another job for WriteableBitmap, perhaps.
[Please click here to download the complete source code to Html5Canvas and the sample application shown above.]
Be sure to set the Html5Canvas.Web project as the active project and run the TestPage.html within it to see the sample application.
Html5Canvas was a fun project that definitely accomplished its goal of bringing me up to speed on HTML 5's <canvas> element! The implementation proved to be fairly straightforward, though there were a couple of challenging bits that ended up being good learning opportunities. :) The code I'm sharing here is intended to be a proof-of-concept and is not optimized for performance. However, if there's interest in making broader use of Html5Canvas, I have some ideas that should really improve things...
I hope folks find this all as interesting as I did - and maybe next time you want to add browser features, you'll use Silverlight, too! ;)


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Adams, Stevinson Died Jan. 23, 1860
Ainsworth, Walter C. 1865-1962
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Andrews, Amy Died Marcy 13, 1851
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Broiled Vegetable Platter
Recipe courtesy of Tom Wong
- Total Time:
- 1 hr
- Prep:
- 45 min
- Cook:
- 15 min
- Yield:
- 4 to 6 servings
- 6 Shiitake mushrooms, 3 1/2 inches diameter
- 1 Japanese eggplant, cut in half, then split length-wise
- 1 leek, bottom split length-wise, rinsed well
- 2 Maui onions, peeled, wedge cut into 6 pieces
- 6 slices zucchini, sliced on the bias
- 6 slices yellow squash, sliced
- 2 red bell pepper rings, 1/4-inch thick
- 2 yellow bell pepper rings, 1/4-inch thick
- Herb Marinade (recipe follows)
- 2 tablespoons roasted garlic puree (recipe follows)
- 2 cups olive oil
- 1 tablespoon Hawaiian Shiso, if available, chopped
- 1 tablespoon basil, African, fresh, chopped
- 1 tablespoon thyme, English, fresh, chopped
- 1 tablespoon rosemary, fresh, chopped
- 1 tablespoon parsley, fresh, chopped
- 6 -ounces white balsamic vinegar
- 1 teaspoon Alae Hawaiian salt (or substitute sea salt or kosher salt)
- 4 cloves garlic
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 teaspoons Hawaiian salt
Toss each item in Herb Marinade to coat. Remove from marinade, lightly salt, keep separated. Let marinate for at least 20 minutes, or longer if possible. Broil items until cooked all the way through. Takes approximately 3 to 4 minutes on each side. Plate and serve.HERB MARINADE
Put roasted garlic puree in a bowl. Slowly whip in olive oil to make a loose paste. Combine remaining ingredientsROASTED GARLIC
Cut off ends of garlic cloves and drizzle oil over cloves, sprinkle Hawaiian salt. Loosely wrap in aluminum foil. Bake at 350 degrees F for 45 minutes or until tender. Press garlic out of skin and press through a sieve.
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