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More Players Released
The Pirates have announced the release of 9 players from the minor league ranks:
From Bradenton:
OF Erik Huber – Pirates' 12th round pick in the 2007 draft. Huber's best season was 2009, when he hit .318 with 40 RBI in 72 games for West Virginia, then .262 in 33 games for A+ Lynchburg. He remained at the A+ level with the Marauders in 2010, but hit .220 with 8 doubles and 20 RBI in 61 games.
From West Virginia:
RHP Melkin Laureano — Laureano spent June and part of July with A+ Bradenton, but finished the season back in A West Virginia. He threw 52 innings in 8 starts and 6 relief appearances for the Power, with a 4.15 ERA. In 33 innings with Bradenton, the Dominican native had a 3.82 ERA.
1B Kyle Morgan — 36th round pick in the 2008 draft. Morgan hit .296 for the Power in 2009, but when he returned to West Virginia in 2010, he hit just .203 in 87 games. He hit 11 home runs and 36 RBI.
From State College:
OF Kyle Saukko – 28th round pick in the 2008 draft. Saukko hit .138 in 34 games with the Spikes in 2010 and .172 in 28 games in 2090.
3B Andury Acevedo — This Dominican native has been in the Pirates' organization since 2007. He played for the GCL Pirates in three seasons (2007, 2008, and 2009) but his batting average slid down each season (.444, .216, and .174 respectively). In 2010, he hit .129 in just 13 games for the Spikes, with no extra base hits or RBI.
From the GCL Pirates:
RHP Dinesh Patel — Patel was the runner-up of the "Million Dollar Arm" contest in India, and he joined lefty Rinku Singh in coming to the US and learning about baseball and pitching. He made 9 relief appearances in the GCL in 2010 — four good, 3 poor, and one really bad. In a total of 7.1 innings, he allowed 14 hits nad 7 runs, with 3 BB and 7 K.
RHP Sheng-Cin Hong – A Taiwan native and a product of the Australian academy, Hong appeared in 11 games for the GCL Pirates in 2010. He struggled more often than not, allowing 23 runs (21 earned) and 26 hits in 13.1 innings.
1B Chih-Wei Hsu – Another Taiwan native and Australian academy player, Hsu came to the US and played in the GCL for the first time in 2010. He appeared in 16 games and hit .154 with 2 doubles, no RBI.
RHP Yomar Pacheco – After two seasons with ERA's of 0.71 and 1.97 in his native Venezuela, Pacheco struggled in his first season in the US. He made 13 relief appearances in the GCL and allowed 17 runs and 30 hits in 29.2 innings, for a 4.85 ERA.
Not getting game results from either the Venezuela or the Dominican Leagues yet tonight. The Puerto Rican League is off tonight. The Mexican Pacific League is playing late, of course, and the Australians will be playing at about 3 am Indiana time. More info in the morning.
Two Homers By Harrison Aren't Enough; Maggi Debuts
Early and late action for the Pirates' lower minor league affiliates:
Portland Sea Dogs� 9,� Altoona Curve� 8 (box)
Two home runs by 3B Josh Harrison and an early lead from a 5-run 2nd inning were washed away by the Sea Dogs' 6-run 7th inning this afternoon.� Harrison, the second batter of the game, put the Curve onto the scoreboard minutes after the game began with his solo home run over the left field wall.� He added the second home run (his 3rd of the season) in the next inning.� That rally began with back-to-back walks by RF Miles Durham and C Kris Watts. CF Anthony Norman was hit by a pitch to load the bases for LF Jose De Los Santos. A line drive single by De Los Santos brought in Durham, then a wild pitch let Watts score.� 2B Chase d'Arnaud lifted a sacrifice fly, which plated Norman.� That left De Los Santos on base for Harrison, who blasted his second home run, also over the left field wall, for a 2-run homer, giving the Curve a 6-0 lead.
Bryan Morris began his afternoon's work by allowing only a walk and a single over the first three innings.� In the 4th, he gave up a single just over the head of SS Jordy Mercer and into left field, then a home run on a rising line drive, cutting the Curve's lead to 6-2.� Those were the only runs Morris allowed, on 3 hits and a walk, with 4 strikeouts in 5 innings.
Morris was relieved by Tom Boleska to begin the 6th.� Boleska gave up a solo homer, to 1B Anthony Rizzo, inching the Sea Dogs closer, 6-3.� But the real trouble came in the 7th, when Boleska could not retire any of the 4 batters he faced.� The first blasted a solo home run, then the next three all singled.� Derek Hankins replaced Boleska with the bases loaded and no outs.� He got one out on the infield fly rule, then got former Curve Ray Chang to strike out.� That brought Rizzo to the plate again — and he smashed a grand slam over the center field wall, and Portland had a 7-6 lead.� The grand slam was immediately followed by another solo home run, the third homer of the inning, for an 8-6 lead.� Five of those runs were charged to Boleska, and the other two to Hankins.
The Curve put one runner on base in each of the 4th through 7th innings, but could not get any of them around to score.� They rallied again in the 8th, starting with a single by 1B Matt� Hague and a double by Jordy Mercer, moving Hague to third base.� Miles Durham's sacrifice fly brought in Hague, and Kris Watts' double scored Mercer.� Norman was hit by a pitch and De Los Santos singled to deep short to load the bases.� But a grounder force out ended the inning with the Curve still one run short.� They went down in order in the 9th, and the Sea Dogs had the come-from-behind win.� Morris did not figure into the decision, but Boleska took the loss.
Marauders Blast Cardinals, Power Split DoubleHeader
A little lighter schedule in the Pirates' lower minor leagues tonight — the Altoona Curve and the State College Spikes both had scheduled days off.
The Pirates have signed their top two draft picks, righty pitchers Jameson Taillon and Stetson Allie, just a few hours before the midnight deadline.� That makes 27 of 50 draft picks signed.� Check out the complete list here.
Bradenton Marauders� 9,� Palm Beach Cardinals� 1 (box)
The Marauders posted 12 hits and scored in each of their last three at-bats as they bombarded the Cardinals.� 3B Jeremy Farrell led the charge with 3 hits, while SS Shelby Ford and C Eric Fryer had 2 hits and 2 RBI each.
Starter Brian Leach earned his 6th win of the season with 5 innings of work, in which he allowed only one unearned run, on 6 hits and a walk, while striking out 5 batters.� He worked around a hit in each of the first two innings, and then got out of a small jam after two singles in the 4th by striking out the next 2 batters.� The 5th inning began with a batter reaching on a fielding error by Farrell.� A single and a fielder's choice loaded the bases.� Leach's only walk of the game forced in the unearned run.
The Marauders also picked up an unearned run, which came in the 3rd.� 2B Adam Davis doubled, then scored when DH James Skelton's bunt was complicated by a throwing error on the Cardinals' pitcher.� They scored again (earned this time) in the next inning, when LF Quincy Latimore led off with a walk, followed by Farrell's ground rule double and Fryer's RBI single.
The Marauders broke the game open with 4 runs in the 6th. Latimore again led off with a walk, and Farrell singled.� Fryer moved them up a base each with a sacrifice bunt.� 1B Calvin Anderson singled, scoring both Latimore and Farrell.� Davis walked, then a throwing error laoded the bases again.� This time it was Ford's single which brought in two runs, Anderson and Davis, and the Marauders had a 6-1 lead.
Latimore led off an inning with a walk for the third time in the 7th inning.� That was followed by singles from both Farrell and Fryer, driving in Latimore with the Marauders' 7th run.� In the 8th, Skelton had a turn at leading off an inning with a walk.� Ford singled, but he was out at second on RF Robbie Grossman's grounder force out.� Back-to-back doubles by CF Starling Marte and Latimore brought in Skelton and Grossman, though Marte was out at the plate trying to score on Latimore's double.
Duke Welker pitched 2 scoreless and hitless innings for the Marauders, allowing just 2 walks.� Craig Hansen also went 2 innings, with a hit batter in the 8th, and a single in the 9th.� The single was followed by a game-ending double play.
Farrell Returns To Marauders
Monday's action in the Pirates' lower minor leagues…�� The Altoona Curve had a scheduled day off.
Palm Beach Cardinals� 6,� Bradenton Marauders� 5 (box)
The Marauders wanted to celebrate the return of 3B Jeremy Farrell with a big win, but a 3-run 7th inning by the Cardinals spoiled their plans.� Farrell finished his rehab stint with the GCL Pirates and returned to the Marauders' line-up for the first time since he injured his knee on a foul ball in mid-June.� Farrell got right back at it, doubling in a run in the 5th, and scoring in the Marauders' 4th inning rally.
Bradenton was the first to have the lead in the game, when they scored a run in the 2nd.� LF Quincy Latimore was hit by a pitch, moved to second base on Farrell's groundout, and scored on C Eric Fryer's RBI single.� The Cardinals tied the game in the bottom of the 3rd with a solo home run, then followed the homer with back-to-back doubles to take a 2-1 lead.
The Marauders responded with 2 runs in the top of the 4th.� Latimore again got the rally started, this time with a walk.� Farrell grounded to short, but was safe when the Cardinals' second baseman missed the catch on the flip from his shortstop.� Instead of what might have been a double play, the Marauders had runners on first and second bases with no outs.� A fly out let Latimore tag up and move to third base.� Fryer knocked another RBI single, scoring Latimore, and DH Jordan Newton RBI single brought in Farrell.
RF Robbie Grossman teamed up with Farrell to make it 4-2 in the 5th, when Grossman singled, and scored on Farrell's double.� The Marauders picked up another run in the 6th, when 2B Adam Davis singled, then advanced to third base on a throwing error.� He scored on another RBI single by Newton.� Palm Beach got one of the runs back in the bottom of the 6th, on two walks and a single.
Nate Baker made the start for the Marauders, going 5 innings and allowing the 2 runs in the 3rd, on a total of 6 hits, no walks, and 3 RBI.� Yerfi Taveras, in his debut with the Marauders, gave up the run on two walks and a single in the 6th, but also struck out a batter and induced an inning-ending double play.
Tyler Cox took over for Taveras to begin the 7th, and he was charged with both the Blown Save and the loss.� He gave up a walk and a single, then a sacrifice bunt moved the runners to second and third.� A fielding error by SS Shelby Ford allowed 2 runs to score (one earned, one not) and a throwing error by Farrell allowed the third run to come in (also unearned).� Duke Welker retired the side in order in the 8th, and the Marauders went down in order in both the 8th and 9th.
Six Scoreless Innings For Watson and Von Rosenberg
Thursday's action with the Pirates' minor league affiliates….
Altoona Curve� 6,� Akron Aeros� 1 (box)
Starter Tony Watson dominated the Aeros with 6 shutout innings, allowing just 2 hits, no walks, while striking out 3 batters.� Watson retired the first 13 batters he faced, before allowing a single with one out in the 5th.� The second hit, also a single, also came in the 5th, but both runners were left on base.� After retiring the side in order, with 2 strikeouts, in the 6th, Watson was relieved by Ramon Aguero.
The Curve also went down in order in the first three innings.� With one out in the 4th, 3B Josh Harrison was hit by a pitch, then stole second and third bases.� He scored on 1B Matt Hague's single.� SS Jordy Mercer reached on a throwing error by the Aeros pitcher.� C Hector Gimenez singled, driving in Hague.� A balk moved Mercer up to third base and Gimenez to second, then RF Miles Durham walked to load the bases.� DH Yung Chi Chen's line drive into left field plated both Mercer and Gimenez to give the Curve a 4-0 lead.
Aguero gave up 2 singles in the 7th but kept the Aeros from scoring.� Then in the 8th, two singles were combined with a walk, to bring in a run.� Anthony Claggett pitched the 9th inning, and gave up a walk and a single, but left the runners stranded.
2B Chase d'Arnaud singled and stole second base (his 23rd of the season) in the 5th, then he doubled in the 7th.� The Curve added two runs in the 8th.� LF Andrew Lambo led off with a single and Hague walked.� Mercer dropped down a sacrifice bunt toward third base, and a throwing error by the Aeros' third baseman allowed Lambo to score, and put Curve runners on first and third.� After two outs, Chen again brought in a run when Hague scored on his RBI single.


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Hope you're all doing well. This evening, Michael Buble, Fred Gazzo, and I all have shows in Des Moines. The only thing I can say is, with another no cover show at Mars Cafe, I'm your cheapest date. HA! Really though, the trio is doing an awesome job playing some of the best music in town every Thursday night from 7-10 at Mars Cafe (www.marscafe.net), so come join us sometime.
In other more important news, I'm one month away from opening night with Roxi Copland at the Temple Theater! AH! Remember, we have shows on July 22nd, 23rd, 29th, 30th, and a matinee on the 31st. Roxi and I have been working like crazy to come up with one of the best shows you'll see this summer, so check it out and get your ticket while you can at www.civiccenter.org . As always, I can't tell you how much I appreciate the support that I've gotten in producing shows so far in Des Moines. This concert only promises to add to the wonderful experiences we've already had. Also, Ms. Copland happens to be moving to Vancouver at the conclusion of this concert, so it's a final farewell to one of Des Moines' most successful musicians. Again, you can get your tickets at the Civic Center box office or at www.civiccenter.org .
This Saturday, I'll be playing at the Jazz and Wine Pavilion in the Des Moines Arts Festival. It's truly one of the finest art fairs in the country, and I love playing at it each year. We'll be playing from 7:30 to 9:30 on Saturday.
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The Other Boleyn Girl
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Author | Philippa Gregory |
Country | United Kingdom |
Language | English |
Series | Tudor Series |
Genre | Novel |
Publisher | Scribner |
Publication date
2001 |
Media type | Print (hardback & paperback) |
Pages | 664 |
ISBN | 0-7394-2711-3 (hardcover edition) |
Preceded by | The Constant Princess |
Followed by | The Boleyn Inheritance |
The Other Boleyn Girl (2001) is a historical fiction novel written by British author Philippa Gregory, loosely based on the life of 16th-century aristocrat Mary Boleyn. Reviews were mixed; some said it was a brilliantly claustrophobic look at palace life in Tudor England, while others have consistently pointed out the lack of historical accuracy. It has enjoyed phenomenal success and popularity since its publication.
The Other Boleyn Girl concerns the sister of Anne Boleyn, of whom little is known. Inspired by the life of Mary Boleyn, Gregory depicts the annulment of one of the most significant royal marriages in English history (that of King Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon) and conveys the urgency of the need for a male heir to the throne. Much of the history is highly distorted in her account.[1]
Literary significance and criticism[edit]
Gregory has a high rate of success with using relatively unknown characters in her historical novels – often, they are not typical historical heroines. In The Queen's Fool, she used the character of Mary I in a sympathetic light, whilst she is usually demonised by admirers of Elizabeth I. The Other Boleyn Girl was unusual not only because it centred on the relatively unknown life of Mary Boleyn, but also because of the interest it sparked for the period and resulted in the adaptation of the book for the big screen and recognition for its little-known central character.
The novel has enjoyed high commercial success and it has a large and loyal fan-base. It has appealed to popular interest in the Tudor era, which is currently high in both Britain and America. It has been followed by a sequel called The Queen's Fool, set during the reign of Henry's daughter, Queen Mary. The Queen's Fool was followed by The Virgin's Lover, set during the early days of Queen Elizabeth's reign.
Gregory is also the author of The Constant Princess, story of Anne's predecessor, Catherine of Aragon and The Boleyn Inheritance, the tale of Anne of Cleves, Lady Jane Rochford and finally Catherine Howard's rise to the throne in 1540.
Historical accuracy[edit]
Mary Boleyn was the sister of the more famous Anne Boleyn. As such, she is usually mentioned in the numerous biographies that have been written about Anne, but never in any substantial detail. Mary, unlike Anne, has been claimed to be the mistress of two kings – Francis I of France and Henry VIII of England. She was born sometime between 1499 and 1508. A popular but unverifiable legend suggests that Mary was considered the more beautiful of the two sisters. Mary was married twice, first to William Carey, and second to William Stafford. She died in her early forties in 1543.
Philippa Gregory was intrigued by the story of a queen's sister who apparently has been forgotten by history because she lacked the political importance and impact of her sister. Gregory was fascinated by Mary's story and sought to write a novel on the "other Boleyn girl."
Specifics regarding historical accuracy[edit]
Some areas of disputed historical accuracy include the following:
- Birth order and early lives of the siblings. Many histories, including Eric Ives's biography of Anne Boleyn, present evidence that Mary was the elder sister, and the eldest of the Boleyn children, whereas The Other Boleyn Girl presents Mary as the youngest of her siblings.[2] George is portrayed as being born in 1503, Anne in 1507, and Mary in 1508. However, most historians agree Mary was born around 1500, Anne about 1501 and George about 1507, so that Anne was the younger of the two sisters.[3][4] Mary's grandson knew she was the eldest, according to the claim he made to his great-grandfather's titles, which he based on Mary having been the eldest, and which was certainly believed by his cousin, Elizabeth I, who offered him the titles in 1596.
- Sexuality of George Boleyn. The book depicts George Boleyn as being homosexual, in love with Francis Weston, but sexually attracted to his sister Anne and willing to commit incest with her. American academic Dr. Retha Warnicke postulated George Boleyn and his associates might have been homosexual, but no contemporary evidence supports the theory. However, George Cavendish in "Metrical Visions" wrote that he was a notorious seducer of women. Also, no contemporary records[5] mention Anne Boleyn giving birth to a deformed foetus, which Gregory depicts and the characters interpret as possible evidence of incest.
- Paternity of Mary Boleyn's children. It has long been rumoured that Henry VIII fathered one or both of Mary Boleyn's children, originating from a report made in 1531 by an anti-Boleyn prior and Catherine of Aragon adherent, who had never seen the boy. There is some debate, with Sally Varloe, Dr. G. W. Bernard (author of The King's Reformation), and Joanna Denny (author of Anne Boleyn: a new life of England's tragic Queen and Katherine Howard: a Tudor conspiracy) arguing that he may have been Henry Tudor's son. Some writers, such as Alison Weir, consider it unlikely that Henry Carey (Mary's son) was fathered by the King.[6]
- Role of Thomas and Elizabeth Boleyn. The Other Boleyn Girl depicts Mary's parents as devoid of affection for their daughters, and eager to use both as sexual pawns for political gain. Sources such as Anne Boleyn by Marie-Louise Bruce (1972)[7] suggest that Mary's parents did not encourage her sexual escapades and were horrified when she was sent home from France in disgrace.
- Anne Boleyn's wardship of Henry Carey. Anne Boleyn took on Mary's son as her ward after his father's death during an outbreak of sweating sickness and supplied him with an education at a respectable Cistercian monastery. This was a common practice in the Tudor nobility and one very similar to the situation faced by dozens of young aristocratic children, including Anne and Mary's cousin, Katherine Howard, who was raised by her grandmother when her father was penniless. Anne's actions are usually seen as kind by contemporaries and historians, but the novel presents it differently: Anne "steals" Mary's son the year after Henry VIII has made it clear that he intends to marry her, to make herself more politically attractive to the king. It is shown both as a cruel act and as an adoption in the modern sense, in which the child's caretakers are considered his legal and social parents. Actually, Anne secured Mary a highly respectable pension of £100 a year.[8]
- Sexual experience of Mary Boleyn. Mary is depicted in The Other Boleyn Girl as a sexually inexperienced young girl when she begins her affair with the king. In fact, however, she acquired a reputation for promiscuity at the court of Francis I of France, who stated that he had known her "per una grandissima ribalda, infame sopra tutti [a great slut, infamous above all]." Although Francis called her "the English mare," and estimated how often he had ridden her, Mary was never one of his maitresses en titre. Due to her sexual laxness, she appears to have been recalled from the French court in 1519, shaming the Boleyn family.[9] Genealogist Anthony Hoskins contradicts Mary Boleyn's reputation for having been sexually active at an early age; denies that Mary was extensively educated at the French court like her sister; and declares that "It is now established that it was Anne Boleyn, and not her sister Mary, who lived at the Flemish and French courts as a child," as if this fact had not been known for centuries. Hoskins further speculates that the French king's comments on Mary's reputation were not based on her early behaviour, claiming that he possibly had met her in 1520 at the Field of Cloth of Gold.[10] In fact, both Mary and Anne spent time at the French court.[11]
- Motivations and characterisation of Anne Boleyn. An article in the Guardian stated that Anne had been presented as "a scheming trollop," and expressed incredulity at such a characterisation.[12] In The Other Boleyn Girl, Anne Boleyn is presented as cold, vindictive, ruthlessly ambitious, vain, and given to physical violence; this is not supported by contemporary accounts. She was certainly complex: highly intelligent, fluently bilingual, politically astute, artistically gifted, loyal to her family, generous to friends, and known for her charm and elegance, notwithstanding arrogance and a notorious temper when stressed. During her time abroad, she was reported to have been sweet and kind. Feminist scholars objected to Gregory's characterisation and praise Anne Boleyn as a feminist icon.[13][14]
- Incest between Anne and George Boleyn. Historically, Anne Boleyn was charged with committing incest with her brother. The novel heavily implies but does not state that Anne, convinced that Henry VIII could not give her a healthy son, resorts to incest with her brother. Both the 2003 BBC production of The Other Boleyn Girl and the 2008 Hollywood film with Natalie Portman clearly depict the two attempting but not committing incest.
- None of the sources Gregory listed in her bibliography question Anne Boleyn's innocence. Gregory used two biographies of Anne, one by the American historian Retha Warnicke and another source by Marie-Louise Bruce (1972). Both these writers insisted that Anne was innocent, as did books by David Loades, Alison Weir, and Lacey Baldwin Smith that Gregory had used when researching the story. Gregory did not use Dr. Eric Ives's 1986 scholarly biography on Anne Boleyn, The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn: the Most Happy, in which Ives expounds the possible political motives for Anne Boleyn's fall. Ives describes Anne as an active and effective politician, and explains Anne's fall and execution as the result of minister Thomas Cromwell's determination to avoid a similar fate to that of Cardinal Thomas Wolsey.[15]
- There is no evidence supporting Gregory's assertion that Anne had three miscarriages. Gregory ignores the argument, as stated in Eric Ives's biography of Anne Boleyn,[16] that part of the reason Anne was executed was because of her political and religious leanings, which her brother shared and supported.
A ninety-minute television drama based on the novel was broadcast by the BBC in 2003. It had a relatively low production budget of £750,000 and was filmed using modern camera techniques, with much of the script improvised. Jodhi May played Anne Boleyn, Natascha McElhone played Mary, Steven Mackintosh played George, Jared Harris played Henry VIII, and Philip Glenister played Stafford. It received mixed reviews.
A 2008 feature film adaptation starred Scarlett Johansson as Mary, Natalie Portman as Anne, Jim Sturgess as George, Eric Bana as Henry VIII and Eddie Redmayne as Stafford. In Translating Henry to the Screen, a bonus feature on the DVD release of the film, screenwriter Peter Morgan discusses the dilemma he faced in adapting Philippa Gregory's 600-plus-page novel for the screen. He ultimately decided to use it merely as a broad guideline for his script, which Gregory felt perfectly captured the essence of her book, although many plot elements were eliminated, diminished, or changed. Among the more notable deviations in the film, Mary's marriage to William Stafford, a major part of the book, is mentioned only in a note just before the closing credits, there is no mention of Anne's "stealing" Mary's son to keep a grip on the king's favour (there was a scene designed to vaguely cover that, but it was cut from the film), Anne becomes pregnant with Elizabeth after being raped by Henry, Anne and George decide against committing incest, Mary adopts Elizabeth at the end of the film. In addition to this, the character of Elizabeth Boleyn is almost the opposite of that in the book and she is portrayed as protective of her daughters against their father and uncle and critical of the family's social climbing at the expense of their moral integrity.
A narrated version was recorded, voiced by actress Emilia Fox.
See also[edit]
- Sequels
- ^ von Tunzelmann, Alex (August 6, 2008). "The Other Boleyn Girl: Hollyoaks in fancy dress". The Guardian. Retrieved 2013-05-31.
- ^ Ives, Eric (2004) The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn ISBN 1-4051-3463-1.
- ^ Denny, Joanna (2004), Anne Boleyn: A New Life to England's Tragic Queen
- ^ Ives, Eric (2004) The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn
- ^ Hall, Edmund (1809) Hall's Chronicle. London : Printed for J. Johnson; F. C. and J. Rivington; T. Payne; Wilkie and Robinson; Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme; Cadell and Davies; and J. Mawman
- ^ Weir. Henry VIII: The King and His Court. p. 216.
- ^ Bruce, Marie-Louise (1972) Anne Boleyn; p. 13
- ^ Lindsey, Karen (1995) Divorced Beheaded Survived: a feminist reinterpretation ...; p. 73
- ^ Denny, Joanna (2004) Anne Boleyn
- ^ Hoskins, Genealogists' Magazine, Vol. 25 (March, 1997), No. 9, reproduced on line at http://www.genealogymagazine.com/boleyn2.html
- ^ Ives, Eric (1986). The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn. Basil Blackwell Inc. 432 Park Avenue South, Suite 1503, New York, NY 10016, USA: Basil Blackwell. p. 420.
- ^ Chrisafis, Angelique (30 April 2003). "Thieves breach Boleyn castle defences". The Guardian (London). Retrieved 25 May 2010.
- ^ Ives, E. W. (2004) The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn
- ^ Lindsey, Karen (1995) Divorced, Beheaded, Survived: a feminist reinterpretation ...
- ^ Ives, E. W. The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn: the Most Happy; chap. xv
- ^ Ives, E. W. (2004) The Life and Death of Anne Boleyn ISBN 1-4051-3463-1
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(6) Relationships between intravenous therapy and the body's homeostatic and regulatory functions;
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(8) Identification of various types of equipment used in administering intravenous therapy with content related to criteria for use of each and means of troubleshooting for malfunction;
(9) Formulas used to calculate flow rate;
(10) Principles and practices of universal blood and body fluid precautions, as set forth in Chapter 4723-20 of the Administrative Code, and as related to intravenous therapy;
(11) Glossary of common terminology pertinent to intravenous therapy;
(12) Documentation of intravenous therapy procedures; and
(13) Demonstration of successful application of knowledge and skills to clinical practice by skills testing at least all of the components included in paragraphs (A)(8) and (A)(9) of this rule.
(B) In addition to the requirements set forth in paragraph (A) of this rule, an intravenous therapy course for licensed practical nurses shall also include the following:
(1) A review of Chapter 4723. of the Revised Code and the rules of the board with respect to the role, accountability, and responsibility of the licensed practical nurse in intravenous therapy;
(2) Anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system as related to homeostasis;
(3) Anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system as related to homeostasis;
(4) Signs and symptoms of local and systemic complications in the administration of antibiotics;
(5) Guidelines for the management of complications arising from the intravenous administration of antibiotics;
(6) Procedures for reconstituting and administering intravenous antibiotics via piggyback which shall include, but not be limited to, pharmacology, compatibilities, and flow rates;
(7) Procedures for maintaining a central line for infusing only the solutions specified in section 4723.17 of the Revised Code;
(8) A review of prohibited practices as set forth in section 4723.17 of the Revised Code; and
(9) A review of the role of the registered nurse, licensed physician, dentist, optometrist, or podiatrist who is directing the licensed practical nurse to perform an intravenous therapy procedure with reference to how the role may differ depending upon the setting in which the intravenous therapy is being provided.
(C) Opportunity shall be given to the nurses to develop proficiency in limited intravenous therapy procedures and related nursing care. Practice of all skill components and skills testing shall be done in either supervised clinical practice or while supervised in the laboratory.
119.032 review dates:
10/13/2009 and
Under: 119.03
Authority: 4723.07
Amplifies: 4723.17
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Discover lunar landscapes and more than 40,000 years of Aboriginal culture in World-Heritage listed Mungo National Park.
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It may have been more than 14,000 years since Lake Mungo in New South Wales had water. But the sight of its shores - a 33-kilometre chain of white dunes known as the Walls of China – is sure to feed your imagination. Don't miss the sunset spectacular, when the striking chain turns yellow, orange and deep wine red.
This place is a palaeontologist's dream and one of the world's most significant human cremation sites. It was here that the 40,000 year old cremated remains of Mungo woman and Mungo man were discovered. Tour the park with an Aboriginal guide and see where rain and wind have uncovered ancient fireplaces and hearths, littered with fragments of duck eggs, stone tools, shells, and fish bones. Examine fossilised chunks of eucalyptus trees and the bones of long-dead marsupials, including extinct buffalo-sized wombats and giant kangaroos.
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In this fast paced world, communication plays a very important role. Modern Advancements in the field of communication has made this world a global village wherein people from all around the globe can commute with one another quickly and with ease. With the invention of radio modern means of communication has been driven to an unsurpassed height wherein ease in communication enhances the work ethics by reducing the time and money spend on communication related problems. Employees can instantly keep in touch with one another with the help of two way radio equipment. Radio as a modern means of communication is definitely creating a revolution in the field of communication.
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Morning ladies,
Rose, Lori decorations are beautiful. Sorry about the sick house yesterday and I hate being cold too, hope you warm up and the day goes well with Brice.
Carolyn, hope you are doing better.
Candice you too....REST!
Becky, hope things are going well at your house.
Ginger hope all is well with you and yours
I am off to eat, workout, cook and clean.
A quick good morning here!Rose, I love Lori's decorations! I hope by now you've warmed up, too!
Sue, I hope you get your 'to do' list whittled down to nothing today!(((Carolyn))) I hope they can give you something to bring relief, and that you are feeling better. Take care my friend!Ginger, how's your plumbing? Got flushies yet?Candice, I hope you had a good weekend, and got some rest.OK, I've got to get back to work as it is Monday, first of the month stuff, meeting in ess than an hour I need to have stuff ready for, and all sorts of other stuff all screaming my name at once! EEK! Have a great day everyone!
Hi ladies,
Going off line for the rest of the afternoon, didn't get as much done as I thought, forgot I had to cook the chicken. So in between checking that did end of month stuff, business didn't take long as we only had one $10 order. Did get to revacuum the closet though so that's done.
Hope you all had a good day,
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rose loved the fall decorations.
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Travel, History & Culture in America's Dairyland |
HOME | What Makes Booyah Booyah? | ||||||||||||||||
Terese Allen has authored several books about the pleasures of regional cuisines in and around the Badger State (see links). A Green Bay native of Belgian descent, Terese shared her expertise with classicwisconsin.com recently: My father Norbert was a 100 percent "first-generation" Walloon Belgian, although I'm sure there was some Flemish Belgian mixed in there, and utterly loved booyah. Considered himself an expert. It was what he ate on the last day of his life. I kid you not. His family name was really Hallaux, got changed when the boat landed, or so they tell me. He could even swear in Belgian. Oh my gosh, asking me that question is like asking, "What is the meaning of the universe?" Have you got about 10-12 hours? Not only was I weaned on the stuff, but it's one of the most fascinating foodways in the state. I talk about it in a presentation I do about the state's culinary traditions, and have written a bit about it. My dream is to spend the next 10 years researching and writing the definitive history and lore of booyah. Defining what makes booyah booyah is tricky, controversial and fun. People will argue until the Holsteins come home about what the proper ingredients are. Be that as it may, I have some strong opinions about what gives it its distinctive flavor. Several things:
Of all of the above, I'd say it's a mixture of veggies, the stewing chickens and the long cooking time that are absolutely essential when you're talking REAL booyah flavor. I've tasted smaller, indoor versions that were right-on. I've tasted some with beef, some with rice, some with a punch of lemon juice or Worchestershire sauce, some with skin and bones, some without, etc, etc, etc. I scoff at the white meat only, no fat versions and much prefer the smoky smell/flavor you get from outdoor cooking. Herbs? Not in most booyah recipes I know. Of course, once you get the essentials down, you still need oyster crackers. Can't forget the oyster crackers. Because it's typically made in 10 or 20-gallon batches, cooked outdoors over a wood fire, and worked on by several people at once, things can vary a bit from batch to batch. Here's a recipe for an indoor, "small" amount that my sister Judy Ullmer once put together -- under protest, because she says she makes it a "little different each time." It should cook for a long, long time, long enough for the veggies to get rather "mushy" and the meat to cook into shreds. That may sound like over-cooking, but that is the flavor and texture of real booyah...almost like a stew. This recipe is in my book, Fresh Market Wisconsin (Amherst Press, 1993). It makes about 3-4 gallons (yup, that's a "small" version!), enough for your guests to take some home with them, which is what my family always does. Good luck! And be sure to serve it with oyster crackers and some good Wisconsin beer.
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[OS] FINLAND/EU/ECON - Finland Cabinet Threatens Europe Rescue Fix
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By Kati Pohjanpalo - Dec 13, 2011 12:01 AM GMT+0100Mon Dec 12 23:01:00 GMT
Splits in the Finnish government may hamper a drive from euro-area
governments to ease the approval process for bailouts of struggling
nations, setting up a stumbling block on the path to fixing the debt
Finland balked at a call on Dec. 9 by the other 16 euro governments for an
85 percent supermajority vote in case an emergency bailout is needed by
the European Stability Mechanism, the permanent fund slated to start next
year. In the case of Finland, a change away from a unanimous vote must be
approved by two thirds of its parliament, since it conflicts with the
constitution of the northernmost euro member.
Finland has been a sticking point already once this year, when its demands
on collateral for bailouts threatened to delay a second rescue package for
Greece. Finance Minister Jutta Urpilainen, who heads the Social Democrats,
says the country can't join the ESM should it move to majority voting,
while Prime Minister Jyrki Katainen, head of the National Coalition, says
the nation must find a way to stay in the ESM.
"Since the spring, it has become apparent that Finland's EU policy is
changing," Ville Pernaa, head of the Center for Parliamentary Studies at
Turku University, west of Helsinki, said in an interview. "The bailouts
are still causing the same tensions as they did during the spring
The spat underscores the difficulties the parties had in forging the
cabinet after April elections. They spent two months seeking consensus on
the collateral demand pushed by Urpilainen to limit liabilities incurred
by the AAA rated nation from rescuing indebted states.
`Qualified Majority'
Euro area leaders also agreed to bring forward the start of the 500
billion-euro ($661 billion) ESM to July, a year earlier than planned.
Leaders unveiled the plans after meetings last week for a closer fiscal
accord, also adding 200 billion euros to International Monetary Fund's
bailout efforts.
"As we are strongly committed to unanimous decision-making, in practice
that means we have two options," Urpilainen said in Helsinki on Dec. 9.
"Either we keep to the original agreement that decisions are taken
unanimously on the permanent mechanism, or Finland doesn't participate in
the permanent mechanism."
Their fifth attempt to draw a line under their debt woes ended in a fiscal
accord that will bring tighter deficit rules, though with many details
still to be ironed out and the U.K. vetoing an agreement among all 27 EU
members. Leaders have given themselves until March to complete the
language for the new rulebook and plan to set up the permanent rescue fund
and also aim to reassess the cap of the ESM.
Katainen called for a solution that allows Finland to be a part of the
rescue fund. "Each euro country must participate in the ESM, that's
clear," Katainen said in a Dec. 11 interview on YLE Radio Suomi.
Short of Two-Thirds
Premier Katainen's cabinet has 124 members in the legislature, short of
the 133 needed for the two-thirds majority to pass the measure.
The Nordic country earlier this year threatened to delay an agreement on
Greece's second rescue package after insisting on collateral in exchange
for support. Collateral was one of the main campaign platforms of
Urpilainen's Social Democrats, which Katainen agreed with to win her as a
coalition partner.
Bailouts became the main campaign platform in the April 17 elections and
"The Finns" party ran an anti-bailout campaign, gaining a fourfold boost
in popularity to become parliament's third-biggest group.
The Social Democrats "have a different view than the National Coalition
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The famous artist, known for his portrait mosaics composed of tiny pictures, has threatened legal action against Scott Blake, a man who came up with a Photoshop plug-in that allows the user to create similar tiled portraits. Blake wrote this in response [Salon via Doctorow, BoingBoing]
Chuck Close vs. Chuck-Close-like art-making
{ 5 comments }
- 1 07.13.12 at 10:03 am
Blake's "response" is less than responsive.
- 2 07.13.12 at 10:32 am
For generations, art has progressed based on the work of previous artists. Artists studied each other's styles and created more art using the same style and technique.
Chuck Close may believe that he invented this mosaic style he uses (he didn't, it is a derivative of previous mosaic techniques), but why does that give him the right to prevent other artists from working using the same style/techniques?
Blake should change the name of his filter and continue to publish and create art with it.
- 3 07.13.12 at 11:57 am
If I'm reading this article correctly, it's not just a matter of doing a work that looks like Chuck Close – it actually takes his paintings and extracts the individual cells to be re-used to make other images. That does seem like it's getting into sketchier territory.
- 4 07.13.12 at 1:08 pm
Also, it used Chuck Close's name in both the name of the filter and the website (freechuckcloseart). If he had just called it artistic pixelation filter and made his own pixel art, he wouldn't have had any problems.
- 5 07.13.12 at 11:06 pm
It's curious that Close uses the false argument that he has to defend against Blake or he will be unable to defend against others, which confuses copyright law with trademark law. It sounds like he has not consulted a lawyer.
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MySales -v- Accountant, the death match
MySales and Accountant are two addons that are often recommended for players who want to track the gold they make in World of Warcraft Auction House. They're both basic tools.
In the Blue Corner: MySales
When you open your mail, MySales keeps track of who bought your auctions and can display the informing in a table. MySales lists the number of sales and money earned since it was installed. There is an option to remove old data plannned for the future.
Mysales has three window panes, inside which you can reorder the displayed data table for easier reading.
- Sales. Order data by item name, money made per sale (income, not profit), buyer name or chronological order
- Buyers. Order buyers alphabetically, by number of items they bought, or total amount of gold they're paid you.
- Items. Order item names alphabetically, by amount sold, by total money made from items with that name, or by money made per sale of that item.
Where to get it: Download MySales addon from Curse
Popularity: 6,452 downloads from Curse
Function: type /ms window to open table display.
Pros: Simple, easy to understand, easy to install, easy to read lists, lists easy to order.
Cons: No minimap button. Buyers name missing may be due to opening mail too fast. Gives only an overview of what has sold, to whom, and for how much.
In the Red Corner:Â Accountant
Accountant addon basically tracks your income and expenses in warcraft, including your sales from the Auction house. It also keeps track of the amount you receive or spend on vendor items, taxi fares, direct trade with another character, mailing costs, and other sources. It also tracks how much gold you have in total, across all your characters.
It's possible to track data for each character, or a total for all characters.
This means you can buy an item with one char, sell it with another, and yet see the profit made across your entire account.
Piggy Bank. The Cache feature allows you to hide a certain amount of gold from the addon. This could be used if you had 100,000g and wanted to keep 80,000g aside, and only use 20,000g to trade. You would type 80,000g into the cache, which hides it from view, but does not change your actual amount in hand. You could then see how much gold you had earned using only the 20,000g as your working cash amount.
Where to get it: Download Accountant Addon from Curse
Popularity: 48,839 downloads from Curse.
Fuction: click the Accountant minimap icon.
Pros: Very easy to use, although changing options with tabs and dropdown lists is more complicated than MySales.
Cons: You must log in to each character before it can be shown in Accountant. If your alt holds all your gold and you don't log it in, you won't see that amount included in the total. You cannot see who has bought which item from AH or for how much. Can't track what item/s you spent gold on.
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Students love word searches. Now, with the FREE Word Search Factory Lite, you can add a little word search fun and motivation to their regular lessons in any subject area. Word Search Factory is designed to help you quickly and easily create professional looking word search puzzles to provide your students with the extra vocabulary and spelling practice they need in a format that they find enjoyable.
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Word Link is an interesting variation of a word search puzzle. The objective of the game is to find as many words as possible from a letter grid. Improve your vocabulary by forming words from given letters by linking them. Only adjacent letters can be linked to form 3 letter to 7 letter words. You can play the game in two ways. Try to find all words taking your own time, or in arcade mode you can go through 10 levels of increasingly difficult
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Weave Words is a fun new PC word game where you play to uncover well known phrases and sayings. Using a hexagonal grid of letter tiles, you must build words of three or more letters, then use those letters to try to guess the fun hidden phrase. With over three thousand popular phrases included, in twenty six different subjects, Weave Words provides hundreds of hours of relaxing and rewarding gameplay.
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MCC continue to delay lifesaving drug
While it was revealed recently that the United States and European drug regulators are pulling out all the stops to register bedaquiline, or TMC207, the South African Medicines Control Council (MCC) has shown no intention of following suit, according to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Many other countries with stringent regulations on drug safety - including France and the United Kingdom - are already providing bedaquiline under compassionate use regulations, despite the fact that they have far less patients.
MSF earlier sought commitment from the MCC to allow expanded access to the drug and hope that they will similarly fast-track the review process which could see the registration of the first new TB drug in over 50 years.
Alarming levels of drug-resistant TB found worldwide
Scientists have found an alarming number of cases of the lung disease tuberculosis in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America that are resistant to up to four powerful antibiotic drugs.
In a large international study published in the Lancet medical journal on Thursday, researchers found rates of both multi drug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) and extensively drug-resistant TB (XDR-TB) were higher than previously thought and were threatening global efforts to curb the spread of the disease.
Hold state accountable for TB infections in prison, court told
The state has to be held accountable for its failure to limit the spread of tuberculosis (TB) in prisons, the Constitutional Court heard on Tuesday.
TB is South Africa's biggest killer and thrives in badly ventilated, overcrowded conditions. In South Africa's understaffed prisons, where overcrowding can reach more than 200%, research has shown a 90% risk of transmission.
The outcome of this case will affect prisoners' chances of successfully suing the minister if they get TB in prison.
Nurses as effective as doctors in treating HIV patients
SA government policy gets support from researchers at UCT and University of East Anglia, who identify nurses as preferred health providers for ART programmes.
Press Release: Nurse-centred care of HIV patients can be just as safe and effective as care delivered by doctors and has a number of specific health benefits, according to a new study led by the University of Cape Town (UCT) and University of East Anglia (UEA).
Price for rapid TB test slashed
The price of a rapid diagnostic test, which slashes the time to reach a diagnosis for the most common drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis, has almost been halved - including in South Africa.
The United States President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), UNITAID, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announced an agreement that will significantly reduce the cost of the rapid TB diagnostic test Xpert MTB/RIF in 145 high-burden and developing countries.
Alcoholics more likely to get TB
Heavy drinkers are three times more likely to have tuberculosis than those who don't drink heavily. They are also far less likely to complete their TB treatment. This is according to Professor Charles Parry of the Medical Research Council, who believes that TB patients should be screened for alcohol abuse and educated about its dangers.
"Heavy alcohol use is a risk factor for an impaired immune system and increases a person's susceptibility to active TB infection and reactivation of latent disease," Parry told the third South African TB conference yesterday.
South Africa scores poorly on "Saving Mothers"
Almost 5 000 women died while pregnant or within 42 days of giving birth in South Africa between 2008 and 2010, more than in any of the previous years.
This is according to the Saving Mothers report that summarises findings on the confidential enquiries into maternal deaths in South Africa between 2008 to 2010.
The "big 5" accounted for 86.5% of maternal deaths – Non Pregnancy Related Infections (NPRI) at 40.5% was by far the biggest factor.
The majority of these NPRI conditions were diagnosed before birth (59.7%), but the majority of deaths occurred after the births (60.6%).
Saving Mothers 2008-2010: Fifth report on the confidential enquiries into maternal deaths in South Africa
The report covers the maternal deaths that were reported to the NCCEMD secretariat by 15th April 2011, and that occurred in the triennium 2008-2010. The same definitions used in previous Saving Mothers reports were used in this report.
Key findings
Cuba, SA health deal is in good shape
FOURTEEN years ago, Kholekile Shasha joined SA's nascent doctor training programme in Cuba, unaware of how controversial the state-sponsored initiative would turn out to be.
He came from a poor family, and had finished high school in the Eastern Cape with exam results just shy of the grades needed to study medicine in SA. He leaped at the chance of a free education in Cuba.
"I was disadvantaged in terms of colour, and access to education and finance," he says.
Management of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis - Policy Guidelines
Key Issues in the Management of Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
1. Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) is defined as tuberculosis (TB) disease where there is in vitro resistance to both isoniazid and rifampicin, with or without resistance to other anti-TB drugs. As isoniazid and rifampicin are the two most important first-line TB drugs, their removal through resistance from the anti-TB drug armamentarium has serious implications.


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Cars > EHmasterJedi's Garage
About EHmasterJedi's Garage
About me and my passion for cars
Started with Smokey and the Bandit i wanted the Trans Am ever sense now i have several and pretty much buy any 2nd gen Firebird or Camaro that comes my way that i can afford :)
My first car
1979 Black and Gold Trans Am, 403 olds
Car I wish I still had
Got them :)
My dream car
Got them :)
- Type of racing: NASCAR
- Driver: Jeff Gordan
- Driving song: Green Onions
- Car movie: Smokey and the Bandit
- Car magazine: High Performance Pontiac
- Car game: GTA
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The Tidewater Trans Am Club (TTAC) is a group of Firebird enthusiast in the Tidewater Virginia area who have joined together in support of the preservation of the Pontiac "F-body", and celebrate the Trans Am, Formula, Firehawk and "Comp T/A. TTAC is the oldest active Trans Am club in the...
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Published November 11, 2011
Eight tracks including music by Bloc Party, Death Cab For Cutie, and Jukebox the Ghost.
8 Songs from Bands you really should listen to by theonefish3
8 Songs from 8 different bands I've come to really enjoy! Hopefully you get as much out of them as I have.
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A Musical History:2011 Edition by theonefish3
My life story told through a mix! A twenty five song tribute to the trials and tribulations of 2011!.
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With that in mind, I don't see a reason to purchase a 9.5mm, standard notebook height SSD from this point forward.
Here we see the two drives undressed, the 128GB Neutron on the left and the 256GB Neutron on the right.
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(Nov. 24) Pungent and fiery hot, with an abundance of garlic and chilies and a striking blend of lime juice, fresh coriander, galangal root, ground peanuts, coconut milk and a myriad of other flavors — cuisine from Thailand possesses an air of the exotic that is reminiscent of the bright silk sarongs, sultry tropical nights and busy open-air food stalls of the land of its origin.
The unique combination of tastes that characterize Thai food developed over centuries and was heavily influenced by the food traditions of other Asian countries, especially China and India, says Bo Lohasawat Kline, Thai chef and owner of the Typhoon restaurant chain with five locations in the Seattle and Portland, Ore., areas. Thais took those traditions and added their own twist.
Part of the taste most associated with Thai cuisine is the use of stronger, more intense spices. Kline says one reason the fiery hot foods have historically been so popular in Thailand is that the stronger spices encourage perspiration, which is soothing in the tropical climate. Thai food also uses little oil, fat and flour, making it lighter than other Asian foods, and the cuisine is known for its use of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Thai cuisine also emphasizes the balance of tastes. "A main characteristic of Thai food is the harmony of all the flavors," says Kasma Loha-unchit, Oakland, Calif.-based cooking instructor and author of two Thai cuisine books. "Sweet, salty, bitter, sour, pungent. … There are a lot more variables than in American food, which concentrates only on the salty and sweet."
The emphasis on balance can be traced back to traditional Oriental medicine, which holds that the human body is made up of five essential elements that correspond to the five flavors available in natural foods, she says. When these flavors are in harmony, it is believed, the body is in good health.
The way in which this harmony is achieved varies. The spiciness often is balanced with fish sauce, says Stella Fong, an Asian food specialist and cooking instructor based in Billings, Mont. Lime juice often contributes the sour element, and palm sugar or coconut milk may be used to add sweetness to a Thai dish. Deep green vegetables and herbs often provide bitterness. Chilies are used for the pungency. Crushed peanuts blend the flavors.
Thai chefs often cook by taste rather than by a recipe. "That is one of the hardest things for non-Thai cooks to understand," Fong says. "It is not usually 2 tablespoons of this and 4 tablespoons of that. You have to taste it and make sure it is balanced."
An authentic Thai meal usually includes several dishes served family-style with rice. The meal generally is not divided into separate courses, but all dishes are served simultaneously, with the exception of dessert. Additionally, in traditional Thai culture, no foods are reserved for particular times of the day. "In the past when it was an agrarian society, people would always eat a very hearty breakfast," Loha-unchit says. "So there is no difference between breakfast, lunch and dinner."
Thai food began increasing in popularity in the U.S. in the 1980s, she says. She attributes this popularity to the fact that Thai cuisine is light, healthy and full of flavor.
"We open up another element of taste to Americans," Typhoon's Kline says. "Once you expose them to the extreme tastes, it is hard to go back."
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Thai cuisine also is more diverse in the kinds of vegetables used than Western cuisine because Thailand does not have mass production in agriculture. "When you go from one town to the next, you get what the local people grow. So there is a lot more variety," she says.
Common vegetables used in Thai cuisine are Thai and cherry eggplant, mushrooms, chives, bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, watercress, Chinese cabbage, Chinese broccoli, spinach, daikon or Asian radish, Chinese long beans, winged beans and water chestnuts.
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The vegetables usually are flash-fried to keep their texture and crispness, or pounded into curries and often are served with seafood or other small chunks of meat, Kline says.
Minh Truong, owner of the Royal Siam in Chelsea, N.Y., serves scallops and shrimp with mushrooms, zucchini and shrimp chili paste. He also offers frog legs in a red curry sauce with onion, chilies and coconut milk.
Rangsan Sutcharit, owner and executive chef at Amarind's in Chicago, offers diners a spicy curry pork with loin meat, ground chili, peanuts, lime leaves and green beans. Another menu item features deep-fried deboned chicken wings stuffed with shiitake mushrooms, shrimp, and chicken.
Brian Freerksen, executive chef at Baleen, an Asian-influenced restaurant in Mission Bay, Calif., serves hot and sour seafood wonton soup made with fresh wontons stuffed with fish, ginger and garlic in a standard hot and sour base with mushrooms and green onions.
Vegetables also are abundant in Thai salads, which play a big part in Thai cuisine. Truong with Royal Siam makes his yum pla muk salad with sliced squid soaked in lime juice mixed with chili pepper, onion, tomato, cucumber, coriander and lettuce. His Thai salad includes lettuce, cucumber, tomato, bean sprouts and dried bean curd served with a peanut-based dressing.
Miang kum, a signature dish at Typhoon, features diced ginger, shallots, chilies, lime, shrimp, toasted coconut and peanuts served on a platter with spinach leaves. Diners usually combine a small amount of each of each item and wrap them in the spinach leaves.
In Thai cuisine, fruit mainly is served as dessert. Fruit helps cleanse the palate after the spicy meal, Fong says. Mangoes, melons, grapes, pomelos and mangosteen are most popular.
Many Thai restaurants in the U.S., however, serve dessert to cater to the American sweet tooth. Fruit usually plays a major role in these dishes. Sutcharit serves a fresh mango custard when mangoes are in season for special groups and occasions.
Truong serves deep-fried banana crepes topped with honey and sesame seeds.
Freerksen with Baleen says he often uses star fruit as a garnish on a variety of desserts.
Additionally, fruit is used in salads, especially immature green fruit. Truong with Royal Siam offers a green papaya salad. He shreds unripe papaya and uses a mortar and pestle to bruise it just enough to pick up the seasonings. He adds intense hot and sour seasonings including ample chili and garlic. Sometimes he adds long beans, fish, shrimp, pickled crab or olives, he says.
A popular green mango salad features shredded unripe mango mixed with various sauces and fried fish, Loha-unchit says. "It has a natural tart flavor. "You don't even have to use lime juice."
Coconuts also are important in Thai cuisine. Thais often drink the coconut juice by inserting a straw straight into the shell of the young fruit, Fong says. They also grate, soak and strain the meat from the harder, more mature coconuts to make coconut milk. This milk is then used in a variety of dishes and especially as a base for sauces.