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Robert Brosa, Highland Park High School, Topeka, KS WATER QUALITY FOR FRESHWATER ORGANISMS Appropriate for grades 8-12. OVERVIEW: In modern day society there are many types and sources of pollution which directly affect the environment. One such type of pollution, which is becoming even more predominate through the construction of nuclear power plants, is that of thermal pollution. Power plants use vast amounts of water which are converted to steam by the thermonuclear reaction. This steam is used to turn the blades of the turbines which turns the generators producing the electricity. The hot water resulting from condensed steam is partially cooled in specially designed towers before it is released again into the environment by means of a reservoir or stream. The temperature of the return water is great enough to raise the temperature of the body of water several degrees. Such increases in temperature could greatly affect the organisms living in the water. PURPOSE: The purpose of this activity is to demonstrate to students the effect increased water temperature has on the amount of dissolved oxygen found in water and in turn upon the gill beat rate of fish. OBJECTIVES: Students will be able to: 1. Describe the proper procedure for observing and recording data. 2. Describe how to use the Winkler method for O2 determination in water. 3. Demonstrate how to graph and interpret data. 4. Discuss what effect increased temperature has on the amount of dissolved oxygen in water and in turn upon the gill beat rate of fish. ACTIVITIES: Equipment needed (for each lab group): cold aerated pond water, 800 ml beaker, minnow, hot plate, Celsius thermometer, ring stand, cork, stirring rod, Hach Dissolved Oxygen test kit, data table, graph paper. Day 1: Step #1 - Place 600 ml. of cold (50C.), well aerated pond water into a 600 ml beaker. Step #2 - Place minnow into beaker and set on hot plate. Step #3 - Suspend Celsius thermometer by means of a ring stand and cork in center of beaker. Step #4 - Allow minnow to quiet down and take the gill beat rate by counting the movement (beat) of the operculum which covers the gills. Take the count for 30 sec. and multiply by 2 to obtain rate per minute and then record count in table of results on work sheet. (By taking the average of 2 or 3 counts you may be more accurate.) Step #5 - Turn on hot plate and heat water slowly while gently stirring. Take a count of the next gill beat rate when the temperature is at 100C. and record data. (You will need to stop the stirring when the beat rate is taken. A double beaker with surrounding water may be used if water heats too quickly.) Step #6 - Repeat steps 4 and 5 at 15, 20, 25, and 30 degrees Celsius, recording your data each time. If the minnow begins to float at the surface or wildly thrash about immediately return to cold water as we do not intend for it to die. Step #7 - Take the recorded data and plot on graph: Gill Beat Rate vs. Water Temperature. Day 2: Step #1 - Same as step #1 above. Step #2 - Without placing minnow into beaker use the cold water sample and your Hach water test kit to determine the amount of dissolved oxygen in parts per million (ppm). Instructions are contained within each kit. All data will need to be recorded on your worksheet. Step #3 - Return the amount of water lost from testing to beaker. Place beaker on hot plate, stir gently, and remove sample for testing when it reaches 100C. Step #4 - Repeat Step #3 and test the amount of dissolved oxygen at 15, 20, 25, and 30 degrees Celsius. (If test kits are in short supply or you do not have enough time to make a test at each 5 degree interval, each lab group may be assigned only a few and the data taken and averaged for the entire class.) Step #5 - Make a graph of Dissolved Oxygen (ppm) vs. Water Temperature. Step #6 - Study each of the graphs which you have made and from your analysis write your conclusion. RESOURCES/MATERIALS NEEDED: All explained above. TYING IT ALL TOGETHER: The balance of nature, as we often hear, is a very delicate one. Each organism has its own specific tolerance levels to many different environmental and human imposed factors. The oxygen level of water is but one of many factors that will determine what species will be present of survive in a freshwater ecosystem. In today's society we need to be more aware of how we effect that balance of nature and weigh carefully the results of our actions and decisions.
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State Department releases "Trafficking in Persons Report 2014"
The State Department released its 2014 "Trafficking in Persons Report" which, according to a pre-event press release, "assesses government efforts around the world to combat modern slavery." The launch of the report included comments from both Secretary of State John Kerry and Ambassador-at-Large Luis CdeBaca. Additional Resources: Read Secretary Kerry's…
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I'm confused by the monetary status of documentary film project United We Stand. Its got all the trappings of a successful Kickstarter pitch: A well-known producer, David Roma, who's been involved in a number of high profile projects, including Off the Chain and the Academy Award-nominated documentary Gasland. It also has an engaging trailer that left me interested in seeing the movie. But so far, it's raised a little over $500 towards its $50,000 goal, and has acquired all of three backers. This project is going to need to pick up a lot of momentum in the coming weeks. (Deadline: May 8, 2:59am)
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Mardi Link is a writer in Northern Michigan who's written nonfiction books on mysterious murders. One of the books, Isadore's Secret, won a Michigan Notable Book award, and now she's raising money for a long form piece about a different killing: In the dark of night, someone is chopping into the trunks of cherry trees, and Secret Cuts: A Cherry Orchard Mystery will be a long-form piece delving into this strange vandalism. Link is raising money so she can devote a whole month to her research and writing. She recently passed her goal, and has until Friday evening to rake in the final donations.


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I suppose it depends on the locality. Around here, each city appears to be different. Some don't require a permit unless you replace sheathing/decking. Others require a permit for any work. And still others require one _if_ it's an improvement. But then, every city around here requires one to be insured and some require bonding also, if a contractor is pulling the permit. All of them require a contractor to register annually with the supporting documents, of course the contractor must pay their annual fee to be registered. A contractor who flat out refuses to pull a permit, when one is required, probably doesn't have insurance and couldn't get a permit anyhow. |
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Roof35 is bang on with the response. If a builder doesn't want to pull a permit if one is required show him the door. Check with your building department. Did you know if a contractor isn't insured and one of his workers Falls of the roof you are liable for him or her. So permit or no permit check he has insurance by calling the insurer to verify what he tells you. |
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I know one city that does "require" permits for reroofing. But they do not inspect the work at all, do not visit the worksite. The permit is just, in this case, extra revenue for the city. |
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Data visualisation asks if social media can predict Oscar winners
By Tim Gibbon
How will the Social Oscars data visualisation do in predicting the Academy Awards Oscar winners ahead of the eagerly anticipated Hollywood ceremony?
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Online community VirComm Summit 2013 round-up
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The second Virtual Communities (VirComms) was the first conference in our 2013 calendar, and being about online community management I was particularly interested to hear the panels
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Social media is coming of age says Nielsen
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Still growing exponentially and now an integral part of our day-to-day lives, social media is coming of age says a new report by Nielsen and NM Incite. The findings are released in the latest Social Media Report
12 November 2012
What's social at Internet Week Europe (IWE) 2012?
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Social media helps out during Hurricane Sandy
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Hurricane Sandy is creating global headlines and its impact is far reaching, and as the US prepares to be safe and minimise the inevitable destruction, how is social media helping people out?
19 October 2012
A roundup of a4uexpo performance marketing conference
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We spent Tuesday and Wednesday out of the office and attending performance marketing conference a4uexpo. Thank you to the organisers for ensuring there was fast, free Wi-Fi throughout the venue, which enabled us to work remotely whilst making the most of everything the event had to offer… which was lots!
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Today, Tim and I headed the first day of the a4uexpo, a conference for affiliate and performance marketing. Looking ahead to tomorrow, I'll be one of the "preaching to the choir" delegates in the "For Blog's Sake – Don't You Know I Add Value" session at 9:30am… a topic that we discuss with almost all clients!
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I don't like the counter service choices at DS. There is supposed to be one over by Star Tours but I don't know the name of it. Not Backlot Express though.
What counter services do u like at Hollywood Studios? I am not a fan
I don't like the counter service choices at DS. There is supposed to be one over by Star Tours but I don't know the name of it. Not Backlot Express though.
I like Starring Rolls and my brother loves the ABC place, we ate there our trip in June and I hated it... I got a burger thinking it would just be a normal Disney burger to find that there was this ewie sauce.
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They are all gross and not worth eating. If we are not eating at a table service we snack throughout the day or grab a pretty darn good sandwich from Starring Rolls. Limited choices but best bet.
Some people are like Slinkies.
They aren't really good for anything,
but they still bring a smile to my face when I push them down a flight of stairs.
Friends are Gods way of apologizing to us for our families.
i agree there is no good place there.. the time we were there we did pizza and one time we did the abc one.. this trip.. we have ressies at 50's prime.. and that table service i'm not even sure of
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I normally pick the Backlot Express, but only because I like checking out all the memorobelia hung up everywhere. Otherwise, the food options aren't great at HS.
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We usually hit the spot next to the Honey I Shrunk the Kids set (I think that's Studio Catering?) and occasionally the Commissary. I agree that DHS is lacking in good options for QS.
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Outside of one visit to the Sci-Fi place, I don't think I've ever spent enough time at the Studios to eat a meal. I usually make that an evening visit so I can see the holiday lights, and by then, I've already had dinner. Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever eaten at Animal Kingdom, either.
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I understand that the Starring Rolls Bakery has surprisingly good food. I always thought of it as a pastry shop, but I'm going to try it for a meal next trip.
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We hit ABC Commissary when my parent go with us. They like it. I used to get the Cuban sandwich but I don't think it's on the menu anymore. When we go alone, we snack through the day and eat dinner at 50's Prime Time.


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- 1 box of white cake mix (I used DH) 1 cup of cake flour 1/2 cup of white granulated sugar2 teaspoons baking power 1 envelope dry pistachio pudding mix 1 teaspoon of salt (*If using salted pistachios omit salt). 1 teaspoon of grind cardamom. *Sift dry ingredients twice and set aside. 1 cup of sour cream 1 stick of butter (at room temp.) 1/4 cup of veg. oil 1/3 cup of cream cheese at room temp. 1/4 cup of brown sugar *Cream these ingredients in the mixer for about 3 mins. or until completely blended together. 4 large eggs 1 tablespoon vanilla extract Lorann pistachio oil flavor *Add these ingredients to mixer until blended with the other ingredients. 1/2 cup of vanilla caramel coffee creamer 1/2 cup of caramel ice cream topping 3/4 cup of buttermilk
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May 6th, 2013 11:07 AM #1
I heard this on a little boy the other day at work and thought it was rather cute. I've never really warmed up to it on a girl, but I think it works just as well on a boy...Pushing sleeping beauty associations aside.
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May 6th, 2013 11:20 AM #3
I prefer it on a girl, but I think it is one that works well on a boy also
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May 6th, 2013 11:37 AM #5
It works on both. Underused nature names tend to be unisex in my opinion. I do like it on both, but I would never use it on a boy because I tend to like very masculine names on boys.
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I think it's fine on a boy. It reminds me of Br'er Rabbit
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- Voyage Into Archaeology - The site is organized around interactive story boards, called paths, numbered in the order in which archaeological work proceeds: how to (1) look for sites, (2) decide where to dig, (3) excavate, (4) interpret findings, (5) understand a site in its natural environment, and (6) tell others about what you have learned. Has some flaws, but generally good info.
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Makes 8 servings
- 1 9- to 10-ounce smoked ham hock
- 4 cups cold water
- 3/4 pound kale, stems removed and reserved, leaves coarsely chopped
- 1/4 pound mustard greens, stems discarded, leaves coarsely chopped
- 3 pounds russet potatoes, peeled, quartered
- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter
- 1 cup (about) whole milk
- 4 green onions, chopped
Combine ham hock and 4 cups cold water in large saucepan; bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low, cover and simmer until ham is tender, about 45 minutes. Transfer hock to plate; cool. Remove meat from bone; chop meat.
If necessary, boil ham broth until reduced to 3 cups. Add kale stems. Cover and simmer over medium heat 10 minutes. Add kale leaves. Cover and simmer 5 minutes. Add mustard greens; cover and simmer until all greens are tender, occasionally submerging greens in broth, about 20 minutes. Uncover; simmer until broth is reduced almost to glaze, about 10 minutes longer. Season with salt and pepper.
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Spoon potatoes into large bowl. Make well in center of potatoes; spoon greens into well. Sprinkle with chopped ham and green onions and serve.
my notes
- Calories342
- Carbohydrates38 g (13%)
- Fat16 g (25%)
- Protein14 g (28%)
- Saturated Fat9 g (45%)
- Sodium326 mg (14%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat1 g
- Fiber4 g (15%)
- Monounsaturated Fat5 g
- Cholesterol54 mg (18%)
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I am not from MI, but another MMJ state.
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I found a site for diabetic recipes on this forum, I think, and printed them out. Later, I gave away the printout, thinking I could get them again. However, I can't find the site now. It had a list of recipes that was easy to print (you did not have to go to each individual recipe) and it had a row of hearts between each recipe. It was not Jeannine's, although there was one recipe credited to Jeaninne. In particular, I wanted the recipe for chocolate cheesecake and frozen peanut butter pie. there were more that sounded great, much better than what I have found on other diabetic sites. Hope someone can help me find this site. |
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While I am not a council member or a gentoo dev, I am a student of history, and to that extent, I would like to offer the following thoughts. Denis Dupeyron wrote: > On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Ferris McCormick<email@example.com> wrote: > >> So it is conceivable that if council were to replace GLEP39, they would >> be working against the explicit wishes of the community. >> > > The council is elected by the developer community to serve the > community's best interest. The developers chose the members they > wanted and could reject those they did not want. The way I understand > that is that all those who finished above the _reopen_nominations > level are to be considered trusted by a majority of the community. > Thus, your assumption that the council could be working against the > wishes of the community is equivalent to not trusting them, and in my > opinion should not be thrown into the equation. > >> that is really a >> question for Grant (g2boojum) and Ciaran (ciaranm). That would be >> primarily Grant, I think, because I asked ciaranm something about >> GLEP39 once, and as I recall, he told me that Grant was the primary >> author. >> My strong dislike for Ciaran is well known, however I have to agree here to some extent. I believe GLEP-39 was poorly written for the most part, and has resulted in, during the few years since, several "constitutional crises" of sorts. Guiding principles must be preserved from any foundational document (Magna Carta, Federalist Papers, Declaration of Independence, Constitution, Bill of Rights, and more modern, the Communist Manifesto, Mein Kempf (sp?), the UN Charter, the EU Charter, and other such documents. GLEP 39, whether we like it or not is a foundation document for the council. > 1- Yes, we can modify GLEP39. Gentoo is our project and we can make it > what we want. The only unknown is who and how. > I agree here, insomuch as GLEP39 is a GLEP and falls now under the purview of the council. > 2- GLEP39 was initially voted by all developers and is significant > enough that changes to it shouldn't be treated as lightly as any other > council decision. > I concur here in scope as noted above, but would emphasize that we tread carefully. > 3- The council members should be trusted by default and their smaller > number (compared to the whole developer community) enables a smoother > and faster decision process. > No governing body should ever be trusted by default. You are trusted with a position on council, for this term, and if you abuse that trust, you may be gone next term. > 4- There is no way we will agree on how significant every change will > be, so we have to consider them all the same. > > So what I would propose is that a unanimous decision from all 7 > council members on each change warrants them to amend GLEP39. While this sounds like a good idea, it has never ended well historically. The Romans tried two triumvirates (which required the unanimous assent of 3 separate rulers), both ended in civil war and resulted in dictatorship and the end of the Roman Republic. It was tried by the French after the French Civil War, and likewise failed. I would suggest a 5/7 supermajority instead and require that all 7 council members be present to meet quorum for such a vote. The problem here however is that GLEP-39 is a GLEP and should therefore be governed by the rules surrounding a GLEP. This would therefore mean a simple majority should be able to override the document as with any other GLEP. I think my final suggestion would be that rather than amending GLEP 39, it should be replaced by a new foundation document which was not hastily constructed, which, while not being GLEP 39 still contains the guiding principals of the original document. There is no present, nor future, merely the past repeating itself over and over again -- Andrew D Kirch Funtoo.org
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When I use quick select, I can see that there are map features listed in my drawings. When I try to select these features it either says they have been selected but they aren't actually selected, or the autocad will crash forcing me to start over. How can I removed these features (which do not actually appear in the drawing) from the drawing. So many of my files seem to have this problem.
btw, I am using Map 2010 32bit. I can't deny there are days where I want to go back to '08 standard. I have been very disappointed in Map. It seems to offer a lot but really doesn't seem to handle all that it says it can.
What kind of file are you connected too?
Are your shapes Polygons, points, or lines?
Check the task pane if there are any layers (feature classes) present in it (If it's turned off type mapwspace in the command line then press enter twice).
If there are no feature classes there, check the connect to data dialog (Task Pane > Data > Connect to data). If there are map features connected to your drawing, you should see them there. Disconnect, then delete the connections, save the drawing and you should be alright from there.
If this happens every time you start a drawing -create a new drawing with the new command-, then it should be the dwt, that you choose when creating a new drawing. Open the dwt and do the same to it.
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Hasve you tried the _purge command and purge regapps?
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I recently did a blog post showing sections of my garden and how they grew and changed this past year.
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Great posting, Scott. Your photos of the progression of the garden are very well done. I especially like how the fall colors of the garden work with the fall color of the tree in the background. You have inspired me to take more broad view photos next year. Each spring I am excited as I look at the mostly empty garden and am so appreciative of the new green growth. Spring comes late and slow to MN. By midsummer my beds are as packed as yours with blooms and interesting foliage. Then fall comes with late blooming plants accenting the browns, rusts, and oranges. Then comes early winter with grasses and bare stems and seedheads contrasting against the fresh snow and finally late winter with snow covering most everything and a yearning for the spring garden. When visiting Portland I was amazed that the plants get so huge compared to the size of the mature plant here in MN. Thanks for sharing. To make a clickable link: Continue message as usual. |
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I wish I were your neighbor. What a beautiful garden for all seasons. Well done! |
Great pictures and gardens, Scott. I also had a good time checking out some of the other gardening blogs you have links to. Thanks for the fun. ThinMan |
So pretty. Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy seeing how gardens progress through the seasons. Yours are beautiful all year round. |
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Thanks for the kind words, everyone...glad you enjoyed the post :-) ogrose: Thanks very much :-) MNWSGAL: It's very true...we have such mild weather that plants seem to grow much bigger here than what they typically would...can make planning a garden challenging ;-) Thyme2dig: I'm sure there's a house for sale nearby...c'mon over! thinman: There are quite a few there...I hope you found some good ones! cyn427: Isn't it fun...so glad you enjoyed the post :-) |
Bravo!!!! Amazing gardens! Thank you so much for sharing such awesome pictures at such a dreary time of year. Just what I needed. I am so excited to get going on my plans for spring and you have really inspired me even more! Love it!! Namaste Ginny |
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Thanks, honalee! I agree...going through pics of the garden in summer is what gets me through winter ;-) |
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I second Thyme2dig. I want to live across the street from you! Thank you for the photos and for all the hard work. Renee |
- Posted by gonativegal zone 5a (My Page) on Sat, Jan 28, 12 at 2:16
I especially like the picture with plant combination of the Lupine, blue geranium and Nepeta and looks like a little Jupiter's Beard peaking over. Lovely pictures. |
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Hahaha...thatnks, hosenemesis...I think we can all agree it would be AWESOME to live in a neighborhood together! Can you imagine...looking down the street and nothing but gorgeous gardens as far as you can see! Thanks gonativgal! I love that as well...it's such a soothing color palette just before things really explode for summer. That is the ONLY blue Lupine I got in a mixed pack...and, luckily, it's also the most vigorous...love that color! Oh, and you're right, it's Jupiter's Beard in the background. I probably should have dead-headed it after it bloomed last year...I can already see about a million seedlings coming up...oh well...at least now I know what I'll be plugging bare spots in the garden with this season ;-) |
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1 1/4 cups milk (70 to 80 degrees F)
1/4 cup sugar
2 tablespoons butter, softened
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup bread flour
1 egg, beaten
1 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast
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1 tablespoon butter or margarine, melted
Followed this mostly as directed and came out great. I had to proof my yeast so I took a tsp. of the sugar called for and added it to 1/4 cup warm water for proofing. I had to use a bit more flour but that is a variable that changes with so many factors anyway. I add flour until the dough feels right, not exactly as called for. I ended up letting the dough mix in the mixer for about 7 minutes total between low to medium speed. The dough was a soup before adding the rest of the called for flour. I added some milk to the melted butter to brush the rolls. My last proof time was less than called for and the rolls continued to puff up while cooking. I hand shaped them and baked on silicone mats (see the picture I posted). I made 10 rolls that fit burgers well. These are not flaky like store bought rolls but they are an even better texture, reminiscent of pizza rolls (gluten formation dependent on mixing times). They are fairly light and springy. Although they puffed a bit tall, they compress easily when biting.
I will preface this by saying I am new at breads, and new at my stand mixer. I would call this a rather "involved" recipe that didn't turn out how I expected it to. I was looking for "lighter than air" or fluffy sandwich rolls. I followed recipe to the letter. While good, they are heavier than I would like. Unfortunately Allrecipes doesn't allow feedback for where I may have mis-stepped. I will stick to other forums for complex recipes and keep Allrecipes for the simple. I am probably to blame for lack of success!!
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wonderful ,easy recipe! I followed the recipe exact only I used half the sugar. the rolls are awesome!
Yes, this is absolutely the BEST sandwich bun recipe available! Our grandkids love them with PB&J. A favorite for Hamburgers and Hot Dogs. I make the dough in my bread machine, following manufacturer's instructions for order of ingredients. (Hint: I always sprinkle the sugar over the flower, dividing the salt on either end of pan, and putting the yeast in an indentation in the center. The sugar aids the yeast, but the salt will kill yeast if it touches it.) I shape the 12 rolls for King Arthur's Hamburger-Roll pans which have been greased with Crisco shortening. AFTER the rolls have risen to a large size, I carefully brush the tops with a mixture of 1 Tablespoon Milk, 1 Egg Yolk, beaten, and 1/4 teaspoon Salt using a Fan Art Brush. Bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes or until tops are light golden.
Tried it tonight with bbq pulled pork and it was amazing! I made them so they were the size of hamburger buns, made 6. I did do 2 tsp of yeast as opposed to 1 1/4 tsp. They rose beautifully and were so soft. Will definitely be making more of these in the future!
This was a great recipe, and I think it can be adapted perfectly for crescent rolls at Thanksgiving.
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They say the first bite is taken with the eye. And this is just as well in El Shaddai's case, because it's your eyes that are served the tastiest portion.
Beginning 14,000 years in the past, El Shaddai follows Enoch who, according to the Book Of Enoch (found in the Dead Sea Scrolls but edited from the 'official' Old Testament), was a direct descendant of Adam - and a forefather of Noah.
In other words, he hailed from a celebrity family, so when a bunch of Watchers (fallen angels) start committing sexy sins with human honeys, Enoch is God's first choice to sort it all out. It's all very religious.
A jaw-dropping wash of water-colours, classic Japanese art and dazzling effects, the directorial debut of Okami character designer Takeyasu Sawaki is truly a sight to behold. Each of El Shaddai's 12 chapters represents a different heavenly realm, adding immense variety.
Sadly, the same can't quite be said of its gameplay. UTV Ignition wins points for effort, but the execution isn't as strong as we'd hoped, resulting in a mundane third-person action romp with some pretty average 2D/3D platforming thrown in.
To keep visuals to the forefront, El Shaddai's design has been stripped to the bone. Tutorials are brief, and there's no HUD until you've finished the game once - instead, Enoch's health is indicated by the state of his armour, which falls apart as he takes damage.
In keeping with this approach, the controls are refreshingly simple: you move with the left analogue stick alone, attack with square, jump and double-jump with X and block with R2. It's all about chaining combos, much as in Bayonetta or Devil May Cry.
But the combat here, while accessible, is not as fluid as Bayonetta's. Once you've committed to a combo you can't break the animation to respond to your enemies' attacks in any intuitive way, and you do just as well by button-mashing as by learning the moves. Boss fights are repetitive too. Figure out your opponent's attack pattern, chip away when they open up and repeat - over and over and over again.
There are just three weapons, and you carry only one at a time: Arch, a flaming sword; Gale, a set of long-range projectiles; and Veil, a heavy-duty attack shield. Weapons are stolen from enemies (using L1) after you've softened them up a bit, or found dotted around some stages. L1 also 'purifies' your weapon - it's a bit like reloading, and to do it you must collect little orange orbs from vanquished foes or treasure troves.
Each enemy is supposedly susceptible to a different weapon, but without energy gauges it's hard to tell what kind of damage you're doing. In fact, in all of the game's 10 hours, it's only the final boss battle where your choice of weapon really matters.
The 2D platforming, though uninspired at first, breaks things up a bit. Running through the world of the Watcher-human offspring known as Nephilim feels like something out of Mario's cheese-before-bed nightmares, where freakish creatures frolic with hamster wheels, leaves and hula-hoops that Enoch must leap between.
The 3D platforming that makes up much of the last two hours, on the other hand, can be horrific, as ethereal landscapes and fixed cameras combine to make judging your jumps impossible.
It's real controller-throwing stuff, and kills the momentum of the earlier action stages. Oh, and there's a motorbike level too, which feels like a cross between WipEout (it's fast) and Road Rash (there's punching), but one that's not as fun as either. Instant respawn points, quick continues, heavily saturated colours, serene music, a robust arcade feel...these things we like.
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The second day begins with a mehndi ceremony. For this, the bride and her female friends and family members will have intricate henna patterns drawn on their hands and feet. That evening, the sangeet takes place. Every wedding guest is usually invited, and it involves an introduction of the couple's families, mingling, a meal, and dances or other performances.
On the third day, the main ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception take place. You may be invited to the last day of the events, or to any part of the three-day celebration. Your invitation should clearly state what you're being asked to attend.
A: One of the first things that might surprise Western guests is the baraat, or groom's procession. For this, the groom arrives to the ceremony on a decorated white horse. Guests dance around him to the beat of the dhol, an Indian drum. After that, the bride and her family greet the groom, and the couple exchanges floral garlands to wear around their necks to symbolize their acceptance of each other.
For the ceremony, the priest, groom, bride, and bride's parents sit beneath a mandap, a canopy similar to a Jewish huppah. The ceremony starts off with the kanya daan, in which the bride's parents give away the bride. Then the couple joins hands and circle around a small, enclosed fire (the agni) in a ritual called the mangal phera.
Then the couple will take the saptapadi, or seven steps, as they vow to support each other and live happily together. Finally, the groom will apply a red powder to the center of the bride's forehead and tie a black beaded necklace around her neck, symbolizing that she's now a married woman.
A: It's a crazy party. If you don't know bhangra, a frenzied Punjab folk dance, expect to pick up the moves fairly easily. But don't worry if you're not comfortable learning new dances; you'll most likely hear contemporary Western music at the reception too.
A: Two of the most common misconceptions about Indian food are that it's all spicy and it's all vegetarian. In reality, it depends on which state the couple's families are from. When served in the US, though, the food tends to be North Indian, meaning you'll see a spread of naan (a flatbread) with different curries, samosas (savory pastries with spiced meats or vegetables), pakoras (fritters), and a dessert display, which typically includes cake, kulfi (Indian ice cream), and decorated sweets made from nuts. There will often be up to four stations of chefs preparing food for guests. Approach the fare with an open mind -- you may like it more than you expect.
A: Couples usually request that there be no boxed gifts at the wedding, so guests usually have gifts shipped to the couple's home or bring an envelope full of money.
-- Justine Lorelle Blanchard