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With over 275 authentic, easy-to-follow recipes, lively stories of their origins, and luscious illustrations, here is the definitive work on the foods of Yucatán, one of the world's great regional cuisines.
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The Yucatán Peninsula is home to one of the world's great regional cuisines. With a foundation of native Maya dishes made from fresh local ingredients, it shares much of the same pantry of ingredients and many culinary practices with the rest of Mexico. Yet, due to its isolated peninsular location, it was also in a unique position to absorb the foods and flavors of such far-flung regions as Spain and Portugal, France, Holland, Lebanon and the Levant, Cuba and the Caribbean, and Africa. In recent years, gourmet magazines and celebrity chefs have popularized certain Yucatecan dishes and ingredients, such as Sopa de lima and achiote, and global gastronomes have made the pilgrimage to Yucatán to tantalize their taste buds with smoky pit barbecues, citrus-based pickles, and fiery chiles. But until now, the full depth and richness of this cuisine has remained little understood beyond Yucatán's borders.
An internationally recognized authority on Yucatecan cuisine, chef David Sterling takes you on a gastronomic tour of the peninsula in this unique cookbook, Yucatán: Recipes from a Culinary Expedition. Presenting the food in the places where it's savored, Sterling begins in jungle towns where Mayas concoct age-old recipes with a few simple ingredients they grow themselves. He travels over a thousand miles along the broad Yucatán coast to sample a bounty of seafood; shares "the people's food"at bakeries, chicharronerías, street vendors, home restaurants, and cantinas; and highlights the cooking of the peninsula's three largest cities—Campeche, Mérida, and Valladolid—as well as a variety of pueblos noted for signature dishes. Throughout the journey, Sterling serves up over 275 authentic, thoroughly tested recipes that will appeal to both novice and professional cooks. He also discusses pantry staples and basic cooking techniques and offers substitutions for local ingredients that may be hard to find elsewhere. Profusely illustrated and spiced with lively stories of the region's people and places, Yucatán: Recipes from a Culinary Expedition is the long-awaited definitive work on this distinctive cuisine.
- Acknowledgments
- How to Use This Book
- Introduction: ¡Explora Yucatán!
- Part One: The Yucatecan Market
- Overview
- Index to Ingredients
- Part Two: The Maya Heartland
- A Natural Continuum
- The Monte
- The Milpa
- The Solar
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- Progreso
- San Crisanto
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- La Chicharronería
- Comida Callejera
- La Cocina Económica
- La Cantina and el Restaurante Familiar
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- Campeche
- Mérida
- Valladolid
- Part Six: The Pueblos
- Felipe Carrillo Puerto: Nectar of the Gods
- Hunucmá: Buried Foods
- Kanasín: Nexus of Yucatecan Tacos
- Lerma: A Feast for Kings
- Maní: Inquisition to Transformation
- Motul: Garnishing History
- Oxcutzcab: Land of Oranges and Chocolate
- Pomuch: Villa of Bakeries
- Temozón: The Ethereal Essence of Smoke
- Tetiz: The Sweetest of Pueblos
- Tizimín: Cowboy Country
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- A Lexicon of Yucatecan Recados
- Frijoles / Bu'ul / Beans
- Salsas / Sauces
- Other Staples
- Basic Techniques
- About Maiz and Masa
- Arroz / Rice
- Basic Preparation Techniques
- Working with Chiles
- Preparing Meats for Cooking
- The Ethereal Essence of Smoke
- Resources
- Bibliography
- Photo and Drawing Credits
- Index to Recipes
- General Index
Mérida, Yucatán, México
Sterling is founder, proprietor, chef de cuisine, and teacher at Los Dos Cooking School, the first culinary institute in Mexico devoted exclusively to Yucatecan cooking. His work at Los Dos has been featured on The Martha Stewart Show ("Martha in Mexico") and Mexico: One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless. He's also been acclaimed by the New York Times, the New Yorker, Gourmet, Travel & Leisure, Globe & Mail, ELLE, National Geographic Traveler, Condé Nast Traveler, and Frommer's.
"I know of no other book in print today, or in the past for that matter, that explains so meticulously the ingredients and history of the foods of Yucatán."
―Diana Kennedy
"This is the Yucatán from A to Z."
―William Grimes, New York Times Sunday Book Review
"Endorsements from Mexican culinary expert Diana Kennedy come few and far between, so Sterling, the founder of Los Dos Cooking School, must know what he's doing. At 500-plus pages and coffee-table size, the book is sure to be a long-term, definitive reference guide."
―Washington Post
"Lastly, Yucatán is published by the University of Texas Press, which in 2010 published the monumental Diana Kennedy work Oaxaca al Gusto: An Infinite Gastronomy. The UT Press deserves applause for the extraordinary care and quality of these books. It is one thing just to get matters of culinary importance down on paper. It's another to have it produced with such elegance and beauty. So, if you buy Yucatán and Oaxaca too, you'll be sending a message that these efforts are relished. That would be a third impact."
―Cooking by the Book
"Starting the book knowing nothing about the Yucatan, except that it looks like a nice place to go on vacation, I quickly realized I was in the hands of an expert. I was easily drawn into the narrative of this ideologically isolated peninsula, even when that narrative had nothing whatsoever to do with food. History, geography, biology – you'll get a little bit of everything with this book. Of course, eventually it all ties back to food and cooking, and I don't know if there was a single recipe in this book that I wasn't interested in trying."
―Katie at the Kitchen Door
"David Sterling has possibly penned the reader of the year with his six-and-a-half pound, 576-page "Yucatán: Recipes from a Culinary Expedition," surely the most authoritative tome that land's cuisine has ever seen."
―Star News Online
"Sterling does a great job as a culinary travel guide, offering the inside scoop on the people, places, and ingredients of one of the world's greatest regional cuisines."
―Dave DeWitt, Albuquerque's Local IQ
"David Sterling must have taken great joy in putting this book together, for it reflects tireless research that was surely driven by an intense desire to learn as much as possible about the cuisine and the culinary traditions of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula."
"Sterling's 2014 book seems destined to mark him as the authority on the foodways of Yucatán."
―Bob Townsend, Austin American-Statesman
"David Sterling has possibly penned the reader of the year with his six-and-a-half pound, 576-page Yucatán: Recipes from a Culinary Expedition, surely the most authoritative tome that land's cuisine has ever seen."
―Star News Online
Sterling, Yucatán: Recipes from a Culinary Expedition
Chef David Sterling discusses the fiercely independent Yucatán region and brings its unique cuisine to your kitchen.
Series: The University of Texas Press Podcasts
A market tour with Chef David Sterling - from 'The Martha Stewart Show' via www.los-dos.com.
The Treasures of Yucatán Cuisine with Chef David Sterling - from the PBS series 'Mexico: One Plate at a Time' via www.los-dos.com.


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Architecture In Helsinki's "Dream A Little Crazy" video indicated the Melbourne collective's forthcoming NOW + 4EVA would be a big, bold pop singalong record in the INXS/Fine Young Cannibals sense. The latest single "I Might Survive" suggests the album offers many shades. This one is a smooth, percussive, horn-laden disco track — just as playfully giddy as the last single, but operating in a different stylistic realm. It's quite pleasant, and it might have you moving in your desk chair/on the street/wherever you happen to be stationed right now. Press play to get down.
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I have a 'Sri Kembangan' starfruit tree, potted. It is about 5 feet tall, and actually has a pretty nice, 4-5 foot spread, well branched with fairly pendant branches, quite attractive.
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I have the same tree and similar size in a 25 gallon pot. I never have to thin it out, the tree does that naturally. Here in south Florida they seems to grow and ripen quickly, probably no more than 60 days. I've got about ten medium sized fruits on it that will be ready next month. |
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0/31/10, does this work at all?
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Aurzon wrote:One of the things on my list NOT to drop, however, is Hallowed Ground. Hallowed Ground makes for a perfect "Oh S---!" button (no idea if I can curse on here or not, so opted safe vs sorry). See, plans aren't always executed perfectly. Sometimes, the extra pack of mobs gets pulled (Corridor between Slabhide and Ozruk in Stonecore, anyone?), and you need that extra oomph to hold on to everything. Also, seeing as mobs have different run times or simply run in AT different times (much like the packs during the High Priestess Azil encounter in Stonecore), that makes having a 10 second AOE DOT much more valuable than an instant AOE. So, in essence, I guess you would call Hallowed Ground situational, but I'm one of those tanks that likes to be prepared for anything to go wrong, and much more often than not, it pays off for me.
I'm not sure I see your logic here. Hallowed Ground doesn't give you a 10-second AoE DoT. You already have a 10-second AoE DoT.
The extra "oomph" that Hallowed Ground gives it is fairly small, and should never be required to "hold everything." HotR AoE alone is more than enough to overcome healing aggro, and almost always enough to overcome AoE DPS aggro. The mana reduction makes it easier to cast if you're being sloppy with mana, but if you were practicing proper mana management that isn't a problem without HG. Remember that large packs give you more mana regeneration via Sanctuary.
For mobs appearing or running in at different times, an instant AoE on a 15-second cooldown is generally going to be more helpful than a 10-second stationary AoE on a 30- or 36-second cooldown. You're rarely going to get more than one pack of mobs to path through Consecration on the Azil encounter, because their staggered spawn times and locations make it difficult given the movement required in that encounter. Not to mention you should be using the void zones to vacuum up the mobs anyway, so you rarely have to pick up any of them.
In short, Hallowed Ground is certainly a personal preference, but I don't think any of those arguments hold water for it making you "more prepared for things to go wrong."
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Bah, I forgot entirely that Sanctuary still provides mana returns. I might have to try a build without Hallowed Ground after all, though to be honest, I use Consecrate fairly regularly, and can't really see much else in my build I'd rather have, except maybe Divine Guardian. Even then, that's only one point, so I'd probably still run with 1/2 HG. Old habits die hard, I guess.
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People who hire "coyotes" to get them into this country can be prosecuted under a year-old state law designed to crack down on smugglers, a Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled Friday.
Judge Thomas O'Toole rejected arguments by an attorney for several illegal immigrants that they cannot be charged with conspiring to smuggle themselves across the border. He said state law makes it clear that when two or more people are involved in a plan to break the law, that constitutes a conspiracy.
The judge also said federal immigration laws do not preempt states from imposing their own regulations.
That part of the ruling has potential implications beyond the specific questions of the statute in question. It also goes to the ongoing fight at the state Capitol over whether Arizona has the power to enact various laws dealing with border crossers — and specifically whether it can punish companies that hire undocumented workers.
Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas called the ruling "a historic day in the fight against illegal immigration.''
And Sheriff Joe Arpaio, whose deputies and posse members already have arrested more than 250 people under the law, said the "court of public opinion'' already was on his side. Friday's ruling, he said, ensured the court of law is there, too.
But Tim Agan, one of the attorneys for the more than 48 migrants arrested March 2, vowed to appeal. He said O'Toole erred in concluding that the 2005 law gives the state the power over issues of immigration — issues he said are exclusively the purview of the federal government.
Jose Colon, another attorney, said he will appeal another aspect of O'Toole's ruling that people can be prosecuted in Arizona for a conspiracy that occurred in Mexico to smuggle them into the state. O'Toole, however, said the "ongoing nature'' of the conspiracy meant some of the elements occurred in Arizona.
The ruling comes despite resistance from sponsors of the legislation, who say their intent was to give state and local police some legal options to arrest and prosecute the human smugglers.
Senate Majority Leader Tim Bee and Rep. Jonathan Paton, both Tucson Republicans, said they never designed the measure to go after the immigrants themselves.
But O'Toole said the statute is clear "and there is no evidence from the legislative history that the Legislature intended to exclude any prosecution for conspiracy to commit human smuggling.''
The fact that the conspiracy involves people smuggling themselves does not make it any less of a crime, O'Toole concluded.
Paton told Capitol Media Services he introduced the legislation to supplement federal laws aimed at smugglers.
"The U.S. attorney's office, because of resources and the like couldn't keep up with all the cases they had,'' Paton said.
This, he said, was designed to let state prosecutors go after those who smuggle people for pay.
Paton said he never thought the measure would be used to arrest immigrants themselves.
Paton said he hasn't considered whether to try to amend the statute to narrow its scope.
But if he does not, Rep. Ben Miranda, D-Phoenix, said he will introduce legislation next year to make it clear that only the smugglers can be charged under the law.


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Hi. Looking at a 550 sq ft gunite pool. We're pretty set on just about every component EXCEPT for the pool sanitizing system.
The package we currently have includes a mineral/chlorine system. We're debating one of the three systems below (or a combo), and would appreciate the group's comments on each, as appropriate: 1. Salt-water 2. Mineral 3. Ozone Thanks. Steve |
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- Posted by durango118 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 9, 12 at 21:29
Hello I just signed my contract last Saturday after investigating options and meeting with pool builders since May. The consensus seems to be go with the Salt-water. I've read that the ozone is good but only for public pools or pools that are indoors. And as far as the minerals, I've heard they can be a bit dangerous. Honestly, do yourself a favor, check out a site called "Trouble Free Pools" it's a forum like this with a wealth of information about pools, from the initial design and construction to equipment to decking to landscaping. Google it, it should come right up. Good Luck By the way we decided on a Salt water system. |
- Posted by sdemjsully5 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 10, 12 at 9:27
@durango118: thanks for the response. Will check out the TFP site. Disregarding ozone, as it's clear that it will not be a viable solution for us. Still up in the air on the mineral vs SWCG system for a few reasons: 1. I am concerned about pitting/erosion that might result from using a salt system; 2. Also concerned about backwash from a SWCG system, as that would kill plants/landscaping. 3. I keep reading about staining/green hair from mineral systems, given the copper component, but haven't read where it's been a consistent problem, or one that occurs quickly (as opposed to happening over a long period of time). Our PB is recommending a Fusion All-in-One mineral system (with chlorine), as they've seen many people experiencing the issues with SWCG systems noted above. I'm assuming that if we did go the salt route, that all we'd need to do is buy/upgrade to Fusion's All-In-One salt system (plus salt, of course). |
Minerals don't kill as fast as chlorine. Minerals don't kill everything. Minerals don't oxidize. This is one of chlorine's biggest tasks. Nothing reduces the amount of chlorine needed to sanitize pool water. Mineral packs cost significant money every few months for little or nothing gained, IMHO. Previous N2 packs have caused mineral staining. It isn't frequent but it has happened. Other brands have sad similar issues. Some pools are better off not using a cell to generate free chlorine. Sometimes its the age of the pool and other times its the materials used. Since yours would be a new pool, it would depend on the construction materials used as construction codes are in place to help reduce corrosion by electrolysis. You have several choices when it come to how you will be meeting a pool's chlorine demands. Reading TFP's Pool School section on How To Chlorinate Your Pool will help answer some of those questions and then some. It's evident you have no wish to reinvent the wheel. Scott |
- Posted by topfiftybuilder (My Page) on Sun, Aug 12, 12 at 12:47
I have all three... Sanitation (Salt) Mineral for Residual and Ozone for Oxidation.. sweat, pee, suntan lotion... they are all different .... I suggest to bundle all three. |
I disagree, TFB. Chlorine takes care of your oxidation so ozone isn't needed and mineralizers are too slow to kill anything. The two are just wasted moneys for you. Ozone needs periodic service and parts and mineralizers get new cartridge packs periodically. Neither will reduce your costs of ownership. Scott |
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NDAA Provisions are a direct attack on FIRST amendment rights as well as the 5th
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The primary purpose of the NDAA indefinite detention provisions is to discourage people exercising their FIRST amendment rights to peaceful dissent of government policies.
The provision to repeal Posse Comitatus is similarly designed to discourage peaceful demonstrations against the government and the exercise of 1st Amendment rights. Armed military are now allowed to perform "law enforcement" on the streets of American cities.
Previously only the Police and the National Guard could do this.
These are NOT anti terrorism provisions. They are designed to discourage law abiding Americans from dissenting against their own government.
The FBI investigates Occupy Wall Street for "Domestic Terrorism" threats.
According to internal documents newly released by the FBI, the agency spearheaded a nationwide law enforcement effort to investigate and monitor the Occupy Wall Street movement. In certain documents, divisions of the FBI refer to the Occupy Wall Street protests as a "criminal activity" or even "domestic terrorism."
The internal papers were obtained by the Partnership for Civil Justice fund via a Freedom of Information Act Request. The fund, a legal nonprofit that focuses on civil rights, says it believes the 112 pages of documents, available for public viewing on its website, are only "the tip of the iceberg."
"This production ... is a window into the nationwide scope of the FBI's surveillance, monitoring, and reporting on peaceful protestors organizing with the Occupy movement," wrote Mara Verheyden-Hilliard, the fund's executive director, in a press release Saturday.
According to the documents, the FBI coordinated extensively with private companies, including banks, that feared they could be affected by Occupy protests. Occupy, which took root in New York City's Zuccotti Park in September 2011 and spread to cities across the country, targeted corporations and other forces it believed to perpetuate social inequality. The FBI's investigation included the movement's manifestations in New York; Milwaukee; Indianapolis; Anchorage, Alaska; Jacksonville, Fla.; Richmond, Va.; and Memphis, Tenn., among others.
NDAA Indefinite Detention Bill Passes Senate After Rand Paul Calls It An 'Abomination'
The Senate passed a version of the National Defense Authorization Act that was stripped of a prohibition of the indefinite military detention of US citizens on American soil by an 81-14 vote on Friday, but only after a furious dissent on the chamber's floor by Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who called it an "abomination."
The National Defense Authorization Act of 2013 will now head to the White House, which had earlier pledged to veto the NDAA because it prevents the president from closing the Guantanamo Bay detention camp. It is unclear whether the president will follow through on the threat.
The NDAA is a reauthorization of the large budget bill that sets the budget for a wide range of military activities, but it has proven most controversial for a provision that critics say would allow the military to abuse its detention powers to lock Americans away on the mere suspicion of support for terrorist groups.
In November, a bipartisan group of Senators affixed an amendment to the NDAA that would have explicitly prohibited the military from detaining American citizens on US soil. But earlier this week, a House-Senate conference committee led by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) stripped away that measure.
N.B. The Feinstein amendment did NOT protect the right to a fair trial for American citizens.
There's A Giant Loophole In The Feinstein Amendment To The NDAA
The lawyers are still mad that the amendment was removed by Committee
More details on the Feinstein amendment actually making things worse. A very good piece.
Afran described "under the guise of adding protection for people in the US," the amendment offered by Sen. Dianne Feinstein makes the problem worse. If the 2013 NDAA is passed by the House and signed by the president, it will mean that people can be detained in the US indefinitely because now it will no longer be subject to interpretation. The law will expressly say people can be held in military detention indefinitely.
Though it was supposedly intended to fix problems created by an indefinite detention provision in the 2012 NDAA, the main aspect of the law being challenged in the courts will not change. All that will change is a regulation will be added that a US citizen or permanent resident must be given a trial.
"What kind of trial will that be? It will be a military trial because that's the only thing that's referenced in the NDAA," said Afran.
There are no regulations in the 2012 law or 2013 amendment governing how a person would get to the civil courts. As Afran explained, "Everyone has a right to habeas corpus but the NDAA does not provide any rules the military has to create as to how a person can use that right.
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30 Absolutely Indispensable Items for Foodies: an Amazingly Idiosyncratic List
Canton Public Library is celebrating its 30th birthday this year. To celebrate, we're making 30-item lists of interesting facts and links. For food lovers, here's a list of great gastronomical texts:
Patricia Wells' trattoria: simple and robust fare inspired by the small family restaurants of Italy by Patricia Wells
The art of simple foods: notes, lessons, and recipes from a delicious revolution by Alice Waters, with Patricia Curtan...et al; illustrations by Patricia Curtan
Vegetarian cooking for everyone by Deborah Madison; [photographs by Laurie Smith]
Barefoot Contessa at home: everyday recipes you'll make over and over again by Ina Garten; photographs by Quentin Bacon
Joy of cooking by Irma S. Rombauer, Marion Rombauer Becker, and Ethan Becker; illustrated by Laura Hartman Maestro
Betty Crocker cookie book by Crocker, Betty
Visions of sugarplums: a cookbook of cakes, cookies, candies & confections from all the countries that celebrate Christmas by Mimi Sheraton; ill. by Pat Stewart
Not your mother's weeknight cooking: quick and easy wholesome homemade dinners by Beth Hensperger
Better Homes and Gardens new cook book
Tender at the bone: growing up at the table by Ruth Reichl
The man who ate everything: and other gastronomic feats, disputes, and pleasurable pursuits by Jeffrey Steingarten
Cooking for Mr. Latte: a food lover's courtship, with recipes by Amanda Hesser; illustrations by Izak
Mastering the art of French cooking. Volume 1 by Julia Child, Louisette Bertholle, Simone Beck; illustrations by Sidonie Coryn
The gallery of regrettable food by James Lileks
A piece of cake by Susan G. Purdy; illustrated by Susan Martin
A new way to cook by Sally Schneider; Maria Robledo, photographs
Mes confitures: the jams and jellies of Christine Ferber by Christine Ferber; translated by Virginia R. Phillips
Baking illustrated: a best recipe classic by the editors of Cook's illustrated; illustrations, John Burgoyne; photography, Carl Tremblay , Keller + Keller, Daniel Van Ackere
Italian baking secrets by Giuseppe Orsini
The King Arthur Flour baker's companion: the all-purpose baking cookbook
Maida Heatter's brand-new book of great cookies by Maida Heatter
The French chef with Julia Child [videodisc] by produced by Russell Morash or Ruth Lockwood; directed by Russell Morash, David B. Atwood, Russell Fortier or David Griffiths
Babette's feast [videodisc] by Just Betzer, præsenterer; en film af Gabriel Axel; A-S Panorama Film International
The ultimate ice cream book: over 500 ice creams, sorbets, granitas, drinks, and more by Bruce Weinstein
My bread: the revolutionary no-work, no-knead method by Jim Lahey, with Rick Flaste; photographs by Squire Fox
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Ryan Decenzo rips, there's no way around it. Even two ankle surgeries couldn't keep him down. Banger after banger, Ryan Decenzo shows us why he's one of todays top pros. Here it is, Ryan Decenzo's "Double Down" presented by Globe, Darkstar and Thrasher here at the Go Skate Blog.
Globe Mahalo Mid At Skate Warehouse
Inspired by the effortless style of Mark Appleyard, the GLOBE footwear team with Mark's direction set out to design a shoe that embodies the Aloha spirit. This low top vulcanized shoe blends casual styling with high impact skate performance. The incredibly resilient PU "Shockbed" absorbs the heaviest of impacts while retaining it's performance for the life of the shoe. The Mahalo comes in the highest grade shaved suede and canvas combination. Hawaii Tested, Mark Appleyard Approved!


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Snow Sculptures: 40 Incredible Examples
Snow is the most fascinating thing of winter and most of us love to spend winter on the snowy spots. However, there is much difference in the thinking of layman and the artists. Creative artists play with ice and bring master pieces of snow sculptures. In fact, art of snow sculpture is not very much old but is extremely admired on the snowy spots of Europe, North America and China. Each year competitions of this art held worldwide. In these competitions, artists do team work. For creating different objects, they mostly need 6 to 15 feet of ice block.
Normally they use 20 to 30 ton ice and no special tool is required for making snow sculptures. This is very mesmerizing art and we can have beautiful pieces in bright white color. For keeping in mind the beauty of snow, here are 40 striking pieces of snow sculpture for your inspiration.
1. Whistler Mountain Snow Sculpture Olympic
2. Amazing Snow Sculpture
3. Snow Sculpture
4. Big Cat
5. Snow Sculpture WIN
6. Bird Snow Sculpture
7. Snow Sculpture
8. Snow Sculptures
9. Blown Away
10. Snow Sculpture
11. Snow Sculptures
12. Spirit of the Auora
13. Snow Sculpture
14. Stunning Snow Sculpture!
15. Storybook Sculpture
16. The Rut
17. Snow Park, North China
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HealthBreak - Da Vinci and throat cancer
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Da Vinci robotic surgery used for throat cancer
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Volvo's eighty-five-year visual history is rather odd, never quite free of the perpetual "it looks like a..." problem. The earliest Volvos looked like boxes, along with most other cars of the 1920s. The Carioca, introduced in 1935, looked like a Chrysler Airflow; the Philip prototype of 1953 strongly resembled the Darrin-designed '51 Kaiser; and the '50s 122 Amazon was so similar to an Aero Willys that some U.S. car magazines suggested actual American tooling was involved. It wasn't.
The models that popularized Volvo's products outside its native country and the rest of Scandinavia, the PV444 and its PV544 derivative, were no exception. From most angles they looked like early 1940s Fords with a particularly clumsy front end grafted on, but clever advertising combined with outstanding ruggedness and surprising performance -- I remember a couple of them outrunning MGAs on a track near Washington, D.C., and Tom Trana winning the R.A.C. rally in a 544 in 1963 -- helped Volvo climb as high as number three on the import sales charts in the United States before the Japanese invasion overwhelmed European carmakers. After the 544 went out of production, Volvos went back to looking like boxes again, elegant boxes in the case of the 960, but boxes all the same.
When Peter Horbury arrived in Sweden twenty years ago as Volvo's design leader -- he had previously created the interior of the 1985 DAF-derived 480ES, Volvo's first front-wheel-drive product -- he created a gas turbine/electric hybrid concept car, the ECC, that led to some very nice but conservative designs with curved surfaces, very much in the general mainstream of "international" design. Not only did the ECC lead to big styling changes, it seemed to liberate Volvo's engineers to abandon the classic front-engine, rear-wheel-drive configuration that had prevailed for decades. Today, there are only front- and all-wheel-drive chassis, some of which have benefited Ford's American lineup.
Volvo has had many commercial problems. There was an aborted merger with Renault that put both companies back several years, an outright sale to Ford, and then Ford's fire sale to China's Geely. Through it all, Horbury has gone to each buyer as part of Volvo's patrimony. After his Ford service in Detroit, Horbury returned to Volvo and gave us two quite similar concept cars last year -- this Concept You and the earlier Concept Universe -- that have recapitulated the blocky hood on top of the flat-fender front end of the 444-series cars. So while one might think that this newest concept car would at last be free of the "it looks like..." problem, that hasn't happened.
The Concept You looks like...a Volvo.


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NEW! -Now you can hire a brand new Honda from Hunts. Whether you'd like to hire a motorcycle for a UK touring holiday, to explore the sights of the northwest of England, take a long weekend or even just fancy a day out on one of the latest Honda bikes, Hunts will hire you a motorcycle to exactly suit your needs.
Being situated in south-east Manchester means that we are on the doorstep to some of the best roads and tourist areas of the north of England. With the Lake district within 100 miles, the Derbyshire dales even closer and north Wales just a stone's throw away, you can experience some of the best biking the UK has to offer. Whether you're visiting the UK from abroad or just looking for an alternative ride for your adventure, Hunts have the perfect match for your needs.
GET HALF YOUR HIRE BACK! : We'll refund half your hire cost if you buy a new bike (same model as your hire bike) within 7 days of your return.
Answers to some of our most frequently asked questions ...
Yes as long as you let us know which countries you intend to take it through.
No unfortunately not, however there are areas close to our dealership that you can leave it however it is at your own risk.
Yes it is.
Yes, we do not offer a drop off service at this time.
Yes, you must have no more than 2 minor convictions (i.e.6 points).
Any time during our opening hours.
No, you must have held your full motorcycle licence for over 2 years before you can hire any bike over 125cc.
We don't hire motorcycle helmets and clothing but we will we will offer discounts on helmets to anyone hiring our bikes.
Yes, however if the repair cost less than the deposit then we may return the unused balance once the repair is complete.
For UK citizens we require your Full Motorcycle Licence (cards and paper part) showing your current address. For non-UK citizens we require your motorcycle licence, credit card & passport.
We would love to, if you want more than just rough suggestions why not let our friend Mike Maloney help plan your dream trip?. Mike runs Peak Rider Training in Cheshire and offers a range of escorted motorcycle tours.
No, we do not have these bikes available for rental.
Call us on 0161 432 1304 or send a message via the enquiry link above.
Call us on 0161 432 1304 or send a message via the enquiry link above. To book a bike we will require 25% of the hire amount to be paid via debit or credit card.
Yes, we charge 3% for using a credit card for the hire amount only. We do not charge this if the card is being used for the security deposit or the 25% booking deposit.
No, the bike comes with a minimal amount of fuel. Feel free to put as much in as you want but drop the bike back empty. We find this the best way to help avoid costly excess fuel charges.
Please note :
Any hire agreed on a bike of 600cc or above, is subject to the hirer having a full UK bike licence and having been riding either a motorcycle or moped for the past 2 years.
All riders are subject to having a maximum of 2 minor convictions and NO major convictions.
Please use the form below to make a booking enquiry :
Find out more :
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Here's a example of inheritance of a class that has a constructor.
Note: constructors are never inherited, only variables and methods are.
class B { B () {System.out.println("BBB");} int triple (int n) {return n*3;} } class C extends B {} public class Inh { public static void main(String[] args) { C c = new C(); System.out.println(c.triple(4)); } }
In the above code, C is subclass of B. So, C inherent B's
methods. However, the special method B()
is B's constructor, and it
is not inherited because Java does not inherit constructors.
In the "main" method, a instance of C is created, and the inherited method "triple" is called.
If you run the program, it will print "BBB" followed by "12". It prints "BBB" because in Java, when a subclass is created, it automatically calls its parent's constructor (if the class itself does not define constructors).
Here's a example of extending a class that has a constructor with parameters.
The code won't compile and gives a mysterious message. See if you can fix it.
/* note: this code won't compile*/ class B { B (int n) { System.out.println("B's constructor called"); } } class C extends B { C (int n) { System.out.println("C's constructor called"); } } public class Inh2 { public static void main(String[] args) { B b = new B(4); C c = new C(2); } }
The error from javac 1.5 is:
Inh2.java:8: cannot find symbol symbol : constructor B() location: class B C (int n) { ^ 1 error
Answer below.
The problem has to do with the paradigm and language machineries of OOP and Java.
When creating a constructor of a class whose parent class has a non-default constructor (that is, having parameters), then in the definition of the constructor it must call the parent class's constructor, in the first line, using the "super" keyword. The "super" is a instance of the parent class.
The way this makes sense is that a object is potentially very complex, and each class's constructor may do many things to make sure that when a class is instantiated, the object is created and ready to go. Therefore, when subclassing a class, the constructor in the subclass should make a call to its parent class's constructor first, as to make sure every required initialization is done well. This is so because the subclass potentially has no idea what initializations the parent class must do. (the source code of parent class may not be available)
When a class does not define constructors, Java internally automatically has a constructor that does nothing. When extending such a class, no special thing needs to be done in the subclass's constructor because the parent class's constructor does nothing.
In our example, the class B has a user defined constructor. Therefore, Java did not create a do-nothing constructor for it. And, thus when we have a class C that extends B, the programer needs to call the constructor of B.
To fix the code above, add super(n);
in the first line of the
subclass's constructor.
If the class C does not call B's constructor, Java compiler
automatically assumes that the user wants the no-argument constructor
, and call it for you. But since Java did not internally create the
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Back To School-Creating Change Beyond The Lunchbag
Fri 19 Aug 2011Story by Karen Humphrey
Twitter Party: August 16, 7 pm PST/ 10pm EST
Theme: How to gear up for school lunches-creating change in schools and kids activities
Recipe of the Week: Sloppy Joes - one of my favorites! Share a photo of yours on the Facebook page.
Back to school is already here for some of us, while others are gearing to getting back into the routine of packing lunches and sports. What's your biggest lunch packing challenge, and how can you make change not only in your kid's schools but in the extra-curricular activities that they are in? At this week's party we talked about some of the challenges that parents face with food being used as rewards, fundraisers, and how to push for a healthier change. Food isn't just in lunches, it's everywhere, and there are always opportunities to make things a little healthier. We stepped out of the box a little to talk about treats being used as rewards, and what you do when your kids beg for the unhealthy treats because "everyone else has them." There were lots of great ideas generated that I can't wait to share with you, here�s some of them!
Question #1: How do you feel about snacks offered after kids sports?
@thescramble I think fruit is the perfect post-sports snack, and no kid ever complained when I brought it. #foodrevparty
Question #2: Does your school have hot dog fundraisers?
@crunchacolor No hot dog fundraisers, no bake sales; the teachers encourage students to find ways to give back to raise money #foodrevparty
Question #3: How could you change them to a healthy lunch?
@eatwholebevital why not do food education in place of a hot dog/pizza lunch? #foodrevparty
Question #4: What are your best packed lunch ideas?
@mywholesomehome Tip: try hummus instead of mayo or margarine in sandwiches or wraps. Less chemicals and higher protein #foodrevparty
Now, because I work in schools I threw in a few non-official questions to see what would happen, and I was surprised by the answers!
Question #5: Does your child's teacher give candy as a reward? How can you change that?
@crunchacolor Have a community fruit bowl in the classroom, easily accessible for healthy snacks, parents contribute each week #foodrevparty
Question #6: Do your kids nag you to put popular junk foods in their lunch? What do you do?
@eatwholebevital I try to substitute for a healthier version #foodrevparty
Back to an official question-but it goes to show that food at school is more than just lunch, it's social and ties in with rewards as well, which is something to consider!
Question #7: How do you make veggies and fruit fun in a packed lunch?
@TakeyaUSA tip: take kids to local market to get local fresh fruit. Head home to make fruit infused water together #foodrevparty
Next week's Twitter party: August 23, 4 pm PDT/ 7 pm EDT
Thanks so much to everyone who attended and gave such positive feedback about school lunches. I had a wonderful time hosting!
About the author: Karen Humphrey has been cooking and writing in British Columbia, Canada as long as she can remember. Author of Notes From the Cookie Jar and Chasing Tomatoes, Karen shows that cooking fresh food from scratch can be easy, delicious, and how fun it really is to get your kids involved. With a perpetually hungry teenager and 19 years of experience working in public schools with special needs children, Karen knows school food on a first hand basis. In the summer you can often find the Humphrey family road tripping for weeks at a time through the USA Food Revolution style, sometimes with hilarious results.
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Have some serious black knot on my mature santa rosa plums.Tried pruneing the trees this winter after first sign,since leaves and fruit are on trees really turned serious. Seems 1 tree is worse than the other 2 . One tree has none yet. Im sure it will soon enough.It seemed the more i disturbed the knot ,the worse it got. |
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Chlorothalinal is the only compound said to help but it is more about thoroughly cutting out galls to clean tissue, right down to the wood as soon as it appears and again and again. You will likely eventually get ahead. I manage a lot of plums at a lot of sites and it is a big maintenance expense at some of them. If you have infected wild cherries nearby you can cut them down and it may help a great deal. |
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I cut them the moment I see them. I often spray the wounds with chlorathalinil although there is no obvious benefit. Remove affected tissue from site. Make sure you cut deeply and well into healthy wood. |
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Should have mentioned that you want to do it when things are dry. OK if rains coming but wood should be dry when you cut. I'm not sure if sterilizing tools with a bleach solution between cuts is useful but I don't bother. If I was only managing a few trees I probably would. |
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