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Cinnamon Bread Pudding with Cranberry-Raisin Sauce
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Pungent and aromatic cinnamon perfumes this bread pudding and sweet-tart sauce. The sauce, made with cranberries and golden raisins, gets a toasty flavor from mustard seeds and a touch of heat from chile peppers.
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Nutritional Information
(per serving)
Calories | 278 |
Total Fat | 5g |
Saturated Fat | 1g |
Cholesterol | 56mg |
Sodium | 163mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 52g |
Dietary Fiber | 4g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 8g |
Calcium | -- |
Ken Burris
Serves: 8
Yields: 8 servings
Total Time: 1 hr 15 min
Prep Time: 25 min
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Bread Pudding
- 8 slice(s) slightly dry whole-grain bread, crusts trimmed, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1/2 cup(s) firmly packed dark brown sugar
- 1/2 cup(s) golden raisins
- 1 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) ground nutmeg
- 2 cup(s) low-fat milk
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon(s) vanilla extract
Cranberry-Raisin Sauce
- 1 tablespoon(s) canola oil
- 1 teaspoon(s) black, brown or yellow mustard seeds
- 2 dried red Thai or cayenne chiles, such as chile de arbol, stemmed
- 1 cup(s) cranberries, fresh or frozen (no need to thaw), sliced in half
- 1/2 cup(s) golden raisins
- 1/4 cup(s) firmly packed dark brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- 1 cup(s) water
- To prepare pudding: Preheat oven to 350ºF. Coat an 8-inch-square baking dish with cooking spray.
- Combine bread, 1/2 cup brown sugar, 1/2 cup raisins, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, nutmeg, milk, eggs, and vanilla in a large bowl. Allow the bread cubes to swell a bit and absorb the liquid, stirring occasionally, about 15 minutes.
- Transfer the bread mixture to the prepared baking dish. Place the dish in a larger baking pan filled halfway with hot tap water. Place together in the oven. Bake until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean, about 1 hour. Remove the baking dish from the water bath and let stand for about 15 minutes.
- To prepare sauce: Heat oil in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Add mustard seeds, cover, and cook until the seeds stop popping (not unlike popcorn), 30 seconds to 1 minute. Stir in chiles to taste and cook until blackened and smoky, about 30 seconds.
- Add cranberries and 1/2 cup raisins. Reduce the heat to medium and cook, uncovered, stirring occasionally, until the raisins are plump, about 2 minutes. Sprinkle with 1/4 cup brown sugar and 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon and cook, stirring, so the sugar melts, about 30 seconds. Pour in water and cook, uncovered, stirring occasionally, until the sauce turns syrupy-thick, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove the chiles.
- Slice the pudding into 8 pieces and spoon some sauce over each. Serve immediately.
Exchanges: 1 starch, 1 fruit, 1 carbohydrate (other), 1 fat Carbohydrate Servings: 4 Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (18% daily value), Calcium (15% dv).
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Sun., March 2, 1:00 pm: GETTING STARTED IN VEGETABLE GARDENING, with culinary gardening expert / market farmer Mimi Yanus. If you are new to Colorado, new to vegetable gardening, or have been unhappy with the results of your earlier attempts, this class is for you. Learn what you need to know to make your new organic vegetable garden successful, even bountiful, even in Colorado conditions! $15. (Repeated on Sun., March 23, 1:00 pm)
Sat., March 8, 10:00 am: RAISED BEDS, 101 with Bryant Mason, founder of The Urban Farm Company. Always wanted a thriving vegetable garden in your backyard? Join Bryant in a step-by-step class of how to start an easy and productive raised bed vegetable garden. Topics covered will include: soil development, how to build raised beds, planting timing, fertilizing, weeding, watering, harvesting, recommended crops. $15
Sat., March 8, 1:00 pm: SEED STARTING SUCCESS, with expert Janis Kieft of Botanical Interests Seed Co. Learn all of the background and tips for getting good germination and a healthy start with seeds, both indoors and out. $15. (Repeated on Sun., March 9, 1:00 pm)
Sun., March 9, 1:00 pm: SEED STARTING SUCCESS with expert Janis Kieft of Botanical Interests Seed Co. Learn all the background and tips for getting good germination and a healthy start with seeds, indoors and out. $15. (Repeat of Sat., March 8, 1:00 pm)
Sat., March, 15, 10:00 am: PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY FROM FLOOD AND DROUGHT WITH BIO-SWALES with Dave Bailey. Managing rain water with bio-swales can make the most of our Colorado rainwater during drought and protect our structures and property from floods. This class will examine natural solutions for managing surface flow of water in the landscape. $15
Sat., March, 15, 1:00 pm: BUILDING TOPSOIL AND FERTILITY, with Mikl Brawner. Learn how to support soil life, enrich poor soils and improve plant health and nutrition from the bottom up: composts, fertilizers, mulching, worms, deficiencies and tilth. $15
Sun., March, 16, 1:00 pm: SUCCESSION PLANTING, with local culinary gardening expert Tracey Parrish. Learn the techniques and timing to maximize the use of your garden space and keep your vegetable garden in continual production through the season(s). $15
Sat., March 22, 10:00 am: SECRETS OF GROWING GREAT TOMATOES, with expert and tomato maven Carol O'Meara, Boulder County CSU Extension Agent and director of the Master Gardener program. Learn how to choose, feed, prune, support, trouble-shoot, etc. for the best tomato crop you've ever grown. $15
Sat., March 22, 1:00 pm: PLANTING BY THE MOON, with Mikl Brawner. The moon and planets influence life on earth. Mikl has been planting by the Biodynamic Calendar for 20 years with great success. Be in sync with the cosmic rhythms. Biodynamic Calendars will be available. $15
Sun., March 23, 1:00 pm: GETTING STARTED IN VEGGIE GARDENING, with culinary gardening expert / market farmer Mimi Yanus. If you are new to Colorado, or new to vegetable gardening, or have been unhappy with the results of your earlier attempts, this class is for you. Learn what you need to know to make your new organic vegetable garden successful, even bountiful, even in Colorado conditions! $15. (Repeat of Sun., March 2, 1:00 pm)
Sat., March 29, 10:00 am: HOW TO ESTABLISH A MEADOW of Colorado-adapted grasses and wildflowers from seed. Darren Klotz has completed over 1,100 seeding and erosion control projects, consulting on organic turf fertilization, now with Rocky Mtn. Bio Products. (Harlequin's Gardens is carrying five kinds of Meadow Mixes and EZ Mulch.) $15
Sat., March 29, 1:00 pm: GROWING HERBS AND VEGGIES IN CONTAINERS, with Ellen Dart. No garden? No problem! Ellen has perfected the growing of tomatoes, peppers, greens, and much more in Earth Boxes and other containers. Earth Boxes, pots, potting soil, fertilizers, seeds, etc. will be available for sale. $15
Sun., March 30, 1:00 pm: NATIVES IN THE GARDEN with Mikl Brawner, owner of Harlequin's Gardens. Tired of replacing plants that struggle in our Colorado climatic conditions? Learn about specific native plants that will survive and thrive in your garden. $15
Sat, 4/5, 1 pm: SEED STARTING SUCCESS with Janis Keift of Botanical Interests Seed Company. Learn all the background and tips for getting good germination and a healthy start with seeds, indoors and out. $15
Sun, 4/6, 1 pm: SUCCESSFUL HOME COMPOSTING with Mikl Brawner. How to turn waste into wealth by cultivating soil microorganisms. Nature does the work if you know how to lend a hand. In this class you will learn what works in our climate, and what doesn't. Mikl has been composting for 30 years. $15
Sat, 4/12, 10 am: EDIBLE LANDSCAPING with Alison Peck. Learn how to grow fruits, nuts, vegetables, vines and herbs in your yard, beautifully. Learn which plants are the most successful and how to integrate them into your landscape. Alison has been designing edible landscapes for 25 years; she owns Matrix Gardens landscaping. $15
Sun, 4/13, 1 pm: FLOOD RECOVERY FOR THE GARDEN with Darren Klotz and Mikl Brawner. Learn how to stabilize eroded soil, use biology and organic amendments to clean up and enrich polluted ground, how to relate to trees with soil piled over the roots or soil washed off roots, etc. Bring your questions. $15
Sat, 4/19, 10 am: GROWING THE BEST PEPPERS with Carol O'Meara, Boulder County CSU Cooperative Extension. Learn how to choose and grow the best peppers for the Front Range. $15
Sat, 4/19, 1 pm: BUILDING TOPSOIL and FERTILITY with Mikl Brawner. Learn how to support soil life, enrich poor soils and improve plant health and nutrition from the bottom up: composts, fertilizers, mulching, worms, deficiencies and tilth. $15
Sun, 4/20: EASTER BONNET CONTEST – Wear a bonnet constructed only of plant materials from your own yard! PRIZES!
Sat, 4/26, 10 am RAISED BEDS with Bryant Mason, the Urban Farm Company. A step-by-step class on how to start an easy and productive raised bed vegetable garden: soil development, bed construction, planting timing, fertilizing, weeding, harvesting and recommended crops. $15
Sat, 4/26, 1 pm: RAISING BACKYARD CHICKENS with Michele Bailey. Learn how to select, purchase, and care for a flock of chickens. Find out what they need and the benefits they provide. $15
Sun, 4/27, 1 pm: VERMICOMPOSTING with "The Worm Man" John Anderson. How to compost with worms to make a rich and plant-available soil amendment for your gardens. This has been John's passion for many years. Worms will be available for purchase at the class for $35 plus the class fee of $15
April 28 – May 4: HARLEQUIN'S GARDENS ANNUAL MAY DAY CELEBRATION AND PLANT SALE. Plant Sale Monday thru Sunday. On Sat, 5/3 from 10:30-11:00 don't miss the Maroon Bells Morris Dancers who will bring us fertility and merriment, at 11:30 hear the very fine and lively Boulder Irish Session Band, and at 1:45 Magician Stuart Hayner will amaze us and entertain the children.
Sun, 5/4: WORLD LAUGHTER DAY, refreshments will be served, and from 11-12:30 enjoy some good old-time music with singer-songwriter-activist Elena Klaver and friends. At 1:00 listen to the sweet and wonderful harp of Margot Krimmel. From 2 pm and throughout the day watch for Stele Earth E Man, Eco-Troubadour and children charmer.
Sat, 5/10, 10 am: EDIBLE WEEDS AND WILD MEDICINALS with herbalist Emily Kallio. Forage, taste and delight in the wild foods Nature has to offer. Learn to prepare scrumptious snacks from the weeds that grew themselves. A fun and very popular class! Emily has 15 years of experience working with wild plants. $15
Sat, 5/10, 1 pm: HANDS ON CONTAINER PLANTING with Elaine Walker and Staff. Learn how to put together a beautiful and successful planter using ornamentals and/or vegetables and herbs. Choose from our planters or bring your own and our wonderful selection of plants. You will take home a completed planter for yourself or as a Mother's Day gift. Bring a trowel and gardening gloves (or buy them here). $15 + materials
Sat, 5/17, 10 am AND 1 pm: BEES, BEES, BEES with Miles McGaughey, President of Boulder County Beekeepers Association. Miles has 20 years of experience keeping bees. He will talk bees, then demonstrate how to work with them using our live Top Bar hive. Wear light colored clothing and avoid scented body products. $15
Sun, 5/18, 1 pm: SUCCESSION PLANTING with Tracey Parrish. Learn to maximize the use of your garden space and keep your vegetable garden in continual production. Tracey is expert in culinary gardening. $15
Sat, 5/24, 10 am: DO-IT-YOURSELF DRIP IRRIGATION with Alison Peck. Drip irrigation can be easy! It is a key part of most water conserving landscapes, but it can be intimidating. Come learn a simple, easy to design and install system which Alison has been using for years, plus new efficient sprinklers. Save money, save water, reduce weeds and have healthier plants. Alison Peck owns Matrix Gardens, which has been designing and installing sustainable landscapes in Boulder Valley for 25 years. $15
Sat, 5/24, 1 pm: TIPS AND TRICKS OF XERISCAPE with Mikl Brawner. Gardening with less water is not that hard if you know how. There are tricks that will improve your success. Mikl's xeriscape experience of over 25 years has taught him tricks that will cost you a lot less than it cost him. $15
Sat, 5/31, 10 am: RAINWATER 'HARVESTING' with Jason Gerhardt. Jason will cover the legal issues of water harvesting in Colorado and focus on what we can do to benefit from the free rain. Harvesting water in the soil, instead of in cisterns, helps us make the best possible use of our precious rainwater. Jason currently teaches a permaculture program for Naropa University and has a service: Real Earth Design. $15
Sat, 5/31, 1 pm: BEST FRUIT TREES FOR COLORADO with Mikl Brawner. Learn which varieties are successful here, which are not, and which are good flavored: Apples, Cherries, Plums, Pears, Peaches, and learn how to care for them. Mikl's first orchard was in 1976. $15
Sun, 6/1, 10 am: MAKE YOUR OWN HYPER-TUFA TROUGH PLANTER with Tamara Winter. Dress to get dirty: bring particle mask, rubber gloves, bandana; forms provided or bring one. These planters are ideal for alpine treasures, cacti and succulents etc. $25 includes materials for 1 trough. Pre-registration required.
Sun, 6/1, 1 pm: CANADIAN ROSES with Mikl Brawner. Canadian roses are some of the most sustainable and well-adapted roses for Colorado. Grown on their own roots, they are super-hardy, disease-resistant, repeat flowering and easy. Mikl has been growing them for more than 15 years. $15
Sat, 6/7, 10 am: THINK GLOBALLY, GARDEN LOCALLY with Alison Peck, owner of Matrix Gardens. Just as eating locally and mindfully transforms us and our communities, we can garden with new garden designs, plants, methods, tools, seeds and materials that can bring health to us, build a green economy, reduce toxins, conserve resources and provide a better home for all life. Bring some aspect of your yard or garden that you are unhappy with, and Alison will put her 30 years of sustainable thinking to the task. Only $15
Sat, 6/7, 1 pm: GROOVIN' WITH THE OLDIES with Linda Taylor. Explore the beauty, fragrance and pleasure of the old garden and heirloom roses. Every garden deserves an old rose! Linda has grown roses for over 20 years in Colorado and Montana where she had a rose nursery. $15
Sun, 6/8, 1 pm: MANAGING PESTS WITHOUT POISONS with Mikl Brawner. Learn how to look for and identify common pests, and how to judge if anything needs to be done. Learn which organic solutions are the most effective, for what, and how to do it. Mikl has been walking this talk for 35 years. $15
RESCHEDULED to 06/21 – Sat, 6/14, 10 am: MEDICINALS AS ORNAMENTALS IN A XERISCAPE-A TOUR with herbalist Leslie Lewis. Tour her successful and beautiful low-water front yard in Old Town Longmont. See how she is using medicinal herbs ornamentally in a very public front yard. Leslie is a long-time practicing herbalist. This is an OFF-SITE class. PRE-REGISTRATION is REQUIRED – Visit the nursery or call us at 303-939-9403 during business hours to register and receive address and directions for the class/tour. Please BRING CASH PAYMENT to the class.
Sat, 6/14, 10 am: DAVID AUSTIN ROSES with Sharron Zaun. English Roses bred by David Austin are among the most beautiful and fragrant of all roses. Austin's are hardier and easier than most Hybrid Teas, and more fragrant and beautiful than most modern shrub roses. Sharron will talk about their history, their culture and show how to incorporate them into your garden. This class will be a treat for your eyes and noses. Sharron has grown Austin Roses for over 15 years. $15
Sat, 6/14, 1 pm: BERRIES and SMALL FRUITS for COLORADO with Mikl Brawner. Small fruits are delicious, high in antioxidants and vitamins, take up less space and bear sooner than trees: strawberries, currants, raspberries, grapes, gooseberries. The best varieties for Colorado and how to grow them. $15
RESCHEDULED to 06/21 – Sat, 6/14, 10 am: MEDICINALS AS ORNAMENTALS IN A XERISCAPE-A TOUR with herbalist Leslie Lewis. (see description under 06/14)
Sat, 6/21, 10 am: NATIVE BEES with Kristina Williams. Learn about the more than 500 species of native bees in Boulder County, and how to make your garden friendly to them. Kristina is a scientist and passionate observer of insect life and of native bees in particular. Real insight into native pollinators. $15
Sat, 6/21, 1 pm: GARDENING for BEES, BIRDS and WILDLIFE with Alison Peck. Learn easy ways to provide food and shelter for wildlife, how to include plants that are particularly important for wildlife, and how to discourage 'urban wildlife', such as deer, skunks and raccoons. Alison Peck is a Landscape Designer specializing in xeriscapes, native plant landscapes and other earth-friendly landscapes, and owner of Matrix Gardens. $15
Sun, 6/22, 1 pm: A GARDEN FOR COLORADO CONDITIONS with Eve and Mikl Brawner. Tour our most recent demonstration garden. We will discuss soil prep, the native and non-native shrubs, trees and perennials, and how the garden survived, even thrived, though it was planted in the heat of the summer. $15
Sat, 6/28, 1 pm: GARDENING AT HIGH ALTITUDE with Diane Badertscher. Gardening above 6000' has its own challenges. There are certain plants and certain strategies that can improve your successes. Diane lives and has gardened at 8000' for many years. No book can help you better! $15
Sat, 7/12, 1 pm: BASIC PLANT IDENTIFICATION with Diane Badertscher. Ever wondered what kind of tree or shrub that was? Diane can show you some ways to identify some of the more common plants. $15
Sat, 7/26, 10 am: BASIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN with Elaine Walker. Elaine is a landscape architect who will show you the elements of designing areas of your property. Learn how to observe your site, identify goals, take a site analysis, create a bubble space diagram and basic design components. This class could save years of redoing! $15
Sun, 8/10, 1 pm: PRUNING for STRENGTH, HEALTH and BEAUTY. Mikl Brawner will give a talk and demonstration. Learn to train young trees, to restructure shrubs and trees broken by storms, to prune roses. Mikl has 35 years of experience in pruning. $15. (Repeated on Sat, 9/13)
Sun, 8/24, 1 pm: LOW TECH GREENHOUSE DESIGN AND OPERATION with Mikl Brawner. Mikl has been researching, building and using simple greenhouses for 20 years. This class will focus on five designs on site at the nursery. $15
August 25-31: MEMBERS FALL PLANT SALE
Mon., 9/1: HARLEQUIN'S ANNUAL FALL PLANT SALE BEGINS FOR EVERYONE. This sale continues every week in September and October.
Sat, 9/6, 9-1: TASTE OF TOMATO – A tomato tasting festival! CSU Co-op Extension with Harlequin's Gardens and held at Gateway Park. Bring your favorite tomatoes for free entry! Call/see our website for details, under Event.
Sun, 9/7, 1 pm: ROCK AND CREVICE GARDENING with Mike Kintgen, senior horticulturist at Denver Botanic Gardens. Learn the methods and plants to enjoy the natural, beautiful jewels of rock and crevice gardens from one of the most knowledgeable rock gardeners in the region. A rare opportunity! $15
Sat, 9/13, 1 pm: PRUNING for STRENGTH, HEALTH and BEAUTY with Mikl Brawner will give a talk and demonstration. Learn to train young trees, to restructure shrubs and trees broken by storms, to prune roses. Mikl has 35 years of experience in pruning. $15. (Repeat of 8/10 class.)
Sat, 9/27, 10 am: GARDENING AS WE AGE with Chris Woods. Interaction with Nature has many health and therapeutic benefits, especially as we age. Topics will include: modification of existing beds/areas, equipment and tools, designing for accessibility and safety, and plants that evoke sensory stimulation. Chris has a degree in Horticultural Therapy and is a Landscape Designer with Matrix Gardens. $15
OCTOBER HOURS: Open every day 9-5 and, the Plant Sale continues.
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Here is a link that might be useful: hardly a sale after that!
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- Posted by west_gardener (My Page) on Mon, Nov 29, 10 at 20:17
We live in a city of about 370K people.I read the published police logs and see that we have our share of people who did "disorderly conduct and resisting arrest". I have no idea what that means. |
- Posted by sara_the_brit_z6_ct (My Page) on Mon, Nov 29, 10 at 22:09
I live in a town of 21,000. A recent lead story in the newspaper was the glueing up of all the locks on external doors at the High School. Snigger. |
I live in a hamlet of maybe 1200 and a vast outback, most of the stories involve cannabis - legal medicinal - illegal recreational - |
This morning's paper has an article about a father letting his ten year old son drive the car home from shopping -- on the Interstate. Dad must have the Christmas spirit, already! |
west, disorderly is a pled down charge from public intoxication or it was just what it said, he was being disorderly by yelling, being combative. Resisting. Why of course! If they're disorderly (combative or drunk), why in the world would they go quietly??? That's just silly of the police to say that. I always laugh when I hear the two together; it's like saying "cute baby", redundant. HA! ;) |
City, hamlet, town. 1200, 20,000, 370K. None of above; I really don't know the proper term for my area. Definitely not rural, and not city or town. Suburbia? Usually applied to those acres of cloned housing surrounding or near a shopping center of some sort. I'm outside city limits (pop 180,000 for Alexandria), inside a populous county (1,800,000), outside DC (source of newspaper), inside an old cluster of houses (120) which is surrounded by distinct suburbia segments, nearby *5* large shopping centers. The DC paper subdivides its Metro sections (DC, VA, MD) which contain news listings further divided by crimes types within general areas (using voting districts). So there are regular listings of the various crimes, unfortunately in tiny, tiny print and without pictures. Do I read them? Sure, if for nothing more than to find out which is the most popular car to steal (as a Corolla owner, I'm surprised at how few of that make are listed). I dunno, Rob: Disorderly Conduct is different from Abusive or Under the Influence. Any of which may not be a part of Resisting Arrest. Reports of plain ol' Resisting Arrest in my area seems to be when the suspect attempts to run from the scene. Disorderly Conduct usually involves fists and/or feet. Different charges, different penalties, and I dare say different reactions/responses on the part of officials. Last time I saw someone attempt to cut into line, not only did the person in front comment, but so did the whole line and the lines to either side, and the cashier and the store manager. All very polite (Sorry, sir. These are first come, first serve lines. Please go to the back of the line.) I think there was something about 30 people all frowning at him that encouraged compliance. Maybe also because a bunch of those glares belonged to BIG guys (the local football team). Line-busting just isn't popular around here. |
"Abusive"? Never heard it. Whasthat? Sure, resisting occurs alone. But rarely is disordely not accompanied by resisting; gotta throw the book so something sticks! I'm sure laws vary from place to place and names of misdemeanors also vary, which would be why I've never heard of an abusive charge. Unless of course, you mean child abuse or domestic abuse. Very different than cutting in line. Line busting isn't popular here either. I'm sure the line standing crowd didn't stand idly by and watch without comment. |
- Posted by endorphinjunkie z7bAlabama (My Page) on Tue, Nov 30, 10 at 19:42
Latest small town news. The town had a wet/dry vote. The drys won 219 to 218. A local preacher said the 219th dry vote was from God. Only in a small town. |
- Posted by west_gardener (My Page) on Tue, Nov 30, 10 at 20:20
I remember the wet/dry issues way back,some 45 years ago, when we lived in VA. The liquor stores and bars were closed on "Voting Day". Oh my, I don't know how God got involved in this issue. |
4700 in our rural township.Big news today was that a local hunter had been found shot in the chest and next to him on the ground was a shot deer. I hope it was a quick death for the deer. |
Good one, Marda... |
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The RISD Museum's mummy, the Egyptian priest, Nesmin, moves to a new location this spring for a special exhibition of ancient Egyptian objects at the Waterman Gallery. "Made for Eternity" highlights everyday functional objects; amulets, small bronze statues, carved granite, and painted panel portraits, all made between 3700 BC - 250 CE as well as those used for temple worship and funerary practices, giving us a glimpse into life and death in ancient Egypt. (From left to right) Ingrid Neuman, Museum Conservator, Gina Borromeo, curator of Ancient Art at RISD Museum, and Emily Russo, Curatorial Intern, study the ornately decorated coffin lid.
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text: Gray and White Matter Spectrum Figure 1. Results of a single hydrogetn MRSI examination of a healthy subject who consumed alcohol before the study. (A) For comparison, a typical magnetic resonance image from the hydrogen signal of water in the brain. Superimposed on this image is rectangle corresponding to the region from which data are obtained during MRSI. The spectroscopy volume is selected well inside the brain, because an alcohol signal from brain close to the skin ma be obscured by signals from scalp fat (seen around the perimeter of the image in C). (B) The spectroscopic image obtained from the normal distribution of the hydrogen signal of the chemical compound NAA located in the brain region outlined on image A. Within the spectroscopy retangle (see color scale on right side), red indicates a high concentration of NAA; yellow and green represent successively lower concentrations. An outline of the head obtained from the image in A is superimposed in red lines to facilitate its comparison with the NAA image. (C) Spectroscopic image obtained from the hydrogen signal of alcohol in the rectangular region. Inside this spectroscopy volume, the highest alcohol concentration (shown by red and orange colors) is found in a specific tissue (i.e., gray matter) along the midline between the two brain hemispheres, whereas lower concentrations are found in anoter type of tissue (i.e., white matter).* (D) Two representative spectra obtained from predominatly gray and white matter at locations indicated by black squares on the manetic resonance image in A. Note the three characteristic brain resonances of hydrogen-containing compunds (labled Cho, Cr, and NAA) and the typical peak from alcohol on the spectra's right side. The stronder alcohol signal from the gray-matter spectrum, compared with that from the white-matter spectrum, suggests a higher concentration of alcohol in the gray matter. MRSI = manetic resonance spectrocopic imaging; MRS = magnetic resonance spectroscopy; NAA = N-acetylasartate; Cho = choline-containing compounds; Cr = creatine-containing compunds. |


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Given that it's a tablet that sells for $199, Amazon has been pushing out software updates for the Kindle Fire at an impressive pace.
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Local tourism: hanging on til the Olympics
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"In many ways, Washington state and British Columbia are in a similar situations, as compared to the rest of the US and Canada," he says. "We are two sub-economies that are more diversified and less reliant on 'old economy' business, and generally more diversified in our GDP." He also credits the upcoming 2010 Olympics with providing BC with a unique economic engine — one that will result both in business and leisure travel to Vancouver and the region. "We are most fortunate to have this momentum; and it's one that will help see us through the hard times over the next year," he notes.
Darling also thinks the outlook for this summer is promising. Since opening the hotel, the Shangri-La has received good response from the Pacific Northwest, along with guests from as far south as California. "People who are accustomed to luxury travel will continue to do so," said Darling. "But they'll seek luxury experiences that offer greater value; and they'll do so in less conspicuous ways."
At the February BC Tourism Industry Conference in Vancouver, Michael Campbell was one of the keynote speakers. Touted as BC's best-known business analyst, he hosts Canada's top-rated financial radio show, MoneyTalks. Both enlightening and entertaining, he's also the brother of BC Premier Gordon Campbell. The charismatic speaker addressed the bigger picture of the economy, describing the severe downturn as "an event." Noting that 93 percent of Canadians are still working (with the number higher in BC), he emphasized that how people react and embrace change during this recession is the key. "People will come out of this situation stronger," Campbell predicted.
He put a more positive spin on the current situation than many economists. "In Canada, manufacturing is getting killed, but our banking system is sound," said Campbell. "We only have six major banks. BC is much better situated than other jurisdictions, and there is still tons of opportunity." Saying that an average recession lasts 14.4 months, he acknowledged that the world will look very different a year from now. And for those in the tourism biz, he advised them to hedge their risks. "Be aggressive. Be innovative. Be a different thinker."
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Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Juice Extractor - Stainless Steel Model:67608
Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Juice Extractor
Make fresh and delicious juice and juice blends with the Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Juice Extractor (67608). Fruit, vegetables or a mixture of the two can be placed in the port and sent through the stainless steel blade and strainer to deliver refreshing juice out of the spout, straight into your glass. Store bought juices have many added ingredients like sugar and water, while the juice extractor lets you have pure fruit and vegetable juice the way nature intended.
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A Little Bit World: Classic Video Game Characters Make The World Their Stage
Made by Jonas and Simon Schwarzer, A Little Bit World sees classic video game characters emerge from a question mark block. It's practically the low-budget version of Pixels by onemoreprod and Patrick Jean, though I wouldn't call it a rip-off.
The animation is perfect, and it's nice to see other games like Worms and Lemmings share the spotlight with the heavyweights:
If you touch Pac-Man's mouth, you deserve whatever happens next. You can download the soundtrack at Rams Le Prince's website. It's the one called Russian Stealth Fighter Test Flight.
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PSALM 4The Safety of the Faithful To the Chief Musician. With stringed instruments. A Psalm of David. 1 Hear me when I call, O God of my righteousness!You have relieved me in my distress;Have mercy on me, and hear my prayer. 2 How long, O you sons of men,Will you turn my glory to shame?How long will you love worthlessnessAnd seek falsehood?Selah 3 But know that the Lord has set apartd for Himself him who is godly;The Lord will hear when I call to Him. 4 Be angry, and do not sin.Meditate within your heart on your bed, and be still.Selah 5 Offer the sacrifices of righteousness,And put your trust in the Lord. 6 There are many who say,"Who will show us any good?"Lord, lift up the light of Your countenance upon us. 7 You have put gladness in my heart,More than in the season that their grain and wine increased. 8 I will both lie down in peace, and sleep;For You alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety. Could not Open the LogFileName: '../../bible/logs/2015_01_jan_log.txt'(NKJV Notes) Psalms 4:3 4:3 d Many Hebrew manuscripts, Septuagint, Targum, and Vulgate read made wonderful. Could not Open the LogFileName: '../../bible/logs/2015_01_jan_log.txt' NKJV Copyright


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SMU Daily Campus: SMU seismologists investigate cause of North Texas earthquakes
Journalist Jehadu Abshiro of the SMU Daily Campus covered the research of SMU seismologist Heather R. DeShon.
DeShon is leading the effort to trace the source of a recent sequence of small earthquakes in North Texas and any relationship they may have to the injection of waste water by energy companies using shale gas production to recover gas.
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AGI's Earth magazine covers SMU seismic research in Barnett Shale region
Earth magazine's Carolyn Gramling interviewed SMU geophysicist Brian Stump about the operation of a saltwater injection disposal well that was a "plausible cause" for a series of small earthquakes in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in 2008.
The May 13 article in Earth, the magazine of The American Geological Institute, explores the research into the earthquakes, which occurred in an area of North Texas where the vast Barnett Shale geological formation traps natural gas deposits in subsurface rock.
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SMU-UT study shows "plausible" connection between DFW quakes, saltwater injection well
A study of seismic activity near Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport by researchers from SMU and UT-Austin reveals that the operation of a saltwater injection disposal well in the area was a "plausible cause" for the series of small earthquakes that occurred in the area between October 30, 2008, and May 16, 2009.
The incidents under study occurred in an area of North Texas where the vast Barnett Shale geological formation traps natural gas deposits in subsurface rock.
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News reports: SMU deploys seismic stations to study earthquakes
Rare earthquake activity in the Dallas-Fort Worth area has prompted the National Science Foundation to loan SMU 10 seismic stations to study the phenomenon. News reports about the research have been filed by The Wall Street Journal, WFAA-TV Channel 8, the Dallas Morning News and others.
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WFAA: SMU to study recent North Texas quakes
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Moms Country Orchard provides Oak Glen residents with a healthful harvest of locally grown, pesticide-free fruits and vegetables. Nestled amid the San Bernardino Mountains, the orchard specializes in hard to find heirloom varieties, all of which are grown without the use of commercial pesticides, fertilizers, or sacrificial brussels sprouts. Savor the seedy stuff with favorite apple varieties such as red delicious, gala, granny, and arkansas black. Apple varieties can be mixed and matched and purchased in one-quarter-peck bags ($8), half-peck bags ($10–$12), half-bushel boxes ($32–$38), or full–bushel boxes ($50–$60). Like the popularity of rhinestone jeggings, Moms' stock changes with the season, welcoming winter by stocking the shelves with in-season citrus such as oranges, grapefruits, and blood oranges (all $1–$2 per pound), and vegetables such as beets, carrots, and bunches of fresh greens ($2) can be found at various times throughout the year. Regardless of the time of year, all Moms' produce is sustainably grown with an adherence to a strict natural preservation program to minimize harm to the planet and their customers.
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At shows and parties, Jeanette and the girls did a 45-minute stage routine that involved bananas and whipped cream. Then they mingled, working the crowd and making arrangements for private performances.
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i dont think thats a good idea...there 's not enaught posts in Linux Programming & Scripting forums(there are not more 10 new posts at day)...so most of "programming language" forums would contain one or two posts...
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Kauffman Foundation Senior Fellow Karen Wilson attended "Les Journees de l'Entrepreneur", a Global Entrepreneurship Week event in France hosted by Ernst & Young. Karen's report of the event follows:
France got an early and elegant start on Global Entrepreneurship Week last night with the hosting of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year ceremony at the Theatre Mogador in Paris. The event marked the opening of the French "Les Journees de l'Entrepreneur". Hundreds of people crowded the theatre to see which of the impressive group of entrepreneurs would win the various prizes, including the ones for the "green" and "international" entrepreneurs of the year. The overall winner for France will compete in the global event in Monaco next June. Herve Novelli, Secretary of State for Commerce, Crafts, Small and Medium Enterprises and Tourism, handed the prize to the winning French entrepreneur of the year and also gave a speech about recent French policies to promote entrepreneurship, including the new statute, "L'auto Entrepreneur" which facilitates the process for setting up a business. Since the l'auto-entrepreneur was launched in January, around 200,000 new businesses have registered. The l'auto-entrepreneur system has reduced the amount of paperwork required, but more importantly, lower the income tax and social charges for start-ups. Next Monday, November 16, the official kick off event, "La Fete de l'Entrepreneur" will take place at ESCP Europe. Valerie Pecresse, French Minister of Higher Education and Research will be present along with Herve Novelli. The event run from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. and will include a jazz concert, cocktail reception, networking and much more. For further information, see http://www.journees-entrepreneur.com/
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WRUP: It's spring time... {WoW}
Apr 4th 2009 1:03AM Prob joining a new guild--been with a very good casual just i they arnt going anywhere and i want to do more Naxx and OS and so on.
25-man gear should not be better than 10-man gear {WoW}
Mar 31st 2009 9:36PM I feel that yes, 25 man raiding is a pain to get all of the people, but after i do my 10 mans for the week, as others said, its great to have that option of 25 mans so i can still do Heigans Safety dance 1 more time. Also i feel that since the 25 mans arnt that hard, i mean finding good groups on my server are easy, and with a good group Naxx becomes fun adn not stressful. SO in the end i feel that 25 mans are good to have, gives people some other stuff to do, and with the gear being Better its nice to get it when you do finally win some 25 man gear. Gear should not be SO much better from 25 mans, but since it requires more people it still should have some better quality gear. Oh and lastly 25 mans are awesome and essential to raiders everywhere i think.