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The fall of Egypt. (1-16) It is like that of other nations. (17-32)
Verses 1-16 It becomes us to weep and tremble for those who will not weep and tremble for themselves. Great oppressors are, in God's account, no better than beasts of prey. Those who admire the pomp of this world, will wonder at the ruin of that pomp; which to those who know the vanity of all things here below, is no surprise. When others are ruined by sin, we have to fear, knowing ourselves guilty. The instruments of the desolation are formidable. And the instances of the desolation are frightful. The waters of Egypt shall run like oil, which signifies there should be universal sadness and heaviness upon the whole nation. God can soon empty those of this world's goods who have the greatest fulness of them. By enlarging the matters of our joy, we increase the occasions of our sorrow. How weak and helpless, as to God, are the most powerful of mankind! The destruction of Egypt was a type of the destruction of the enemies of Christ.
Verses 17-32 Divers nations are mentioned as gone down to the grave before Egypt, who are ready to give her a scornful reception; these nations had been lately ruined and wasted. But though Judah and Jerusalem were about this time ruined and laid waste, yet they are not mentioned here. Though they suffered the same affliction, and by the same hand, yet the kind design for which they were afflicted, and the mercy God reserved for them, altered its nature. It was not to them a going down to the pit, as it was to the heathen. Pharaoh shall see, and be comforted; but the comfort wicked ones have after death, is poor comfort, not real, but only in fancy. The view this prophecy gives of ruined states shows something of this present world, and the empire of death in it. Come and see the calamitous state of human life. As if men did not die fast enough, they are ingenious at finding out ways to destroy one another. Also of the other world; though the destruction of nations as such, seems chiefly intended, here is plain allusion to the everlasting ruin of impenitent sinners. How are men deceived by Satan! What are the objects they pursue through scenes of bloodshed, and their many sins? Surely man disquiets himself in vain, whether he pursues wealth, fame, power, or pleasure. The hour cometh, when all that are in their graves shall hear the voice of Christ, and shall come forth; those that have done good to the resurrection of life, and those that have done evil to the resurrection of damnation.
Ezekiel 32:1-32 . TWO ELEGIES OVER PHARAOH, ONE DELIVERED ON THE FIRST DAY ( Ezekiel 32:1 ), THE OTHER ON THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF THE SAME MONTH, THE TWELFTH OF THE TWELFTH YEAR.
1. The twelfth year from the carrying away of Jehoiachin; Jerusalem was by this time overthrown, and Amasis was beginning his revolt against Pharaoh-hophra.
2. Pharaoh--"Phra" in Burmah, signifies the king, high priest, and idol.
whale--rather, any monster of the waters; here, the crocodile of the Nile. Pharaoh is as a lion on dry land, a crocodile in the waters; that is, an object of terror everywhere.
camest forth with thy rivers--"breakest forth" [FAIRBAIRN]. The antithesis of "seas" and "rivers" favors GROTIUS rendering, "Thou camest forth from the sea into the rivers"; that is, from thy own empire into other states. However, English Version is favored by the "thy": thou camest forth with thy rivers (that is, with thy forces) and with thy feet didst fall irrecoverably; so Israel, once desolate, troubles the waters (that is, neighboring states).
3. with a company of many people--namely, the Chaldeans ( Ezekiel 29:3 Ezekiel 29:4 , Hosea 7:12 ).
my net--for they are My instrument.
4. leave thee upon the land--as a fish drawn out of the water loses all its strength, so Pharaoh (in Ezekiel 32:3 , compared to a water monster) shall be ( Ezekiel 29:5 ).
5. thy height--thy hugeness [FAIRBAIRN]. The great heap of corpses of thy forces, on which thou pridest thyself. "Height" may refer to mental elevation, as well as bodily [VATABLUS].
6. land wherein thou swimmest--Egypt: the land watered by the Nile, the the source of its fertility, wherein thou swimmest (carrying on the image of the crocodile, that is, wherein thou dost exercise thy wanton power at will). Irony. The land shall still afford seas to swim in, but they shall be seas of blood. Alluding to the plague ( Exodus 7:19 , Revelation 8:8 ). HAVERNICK translates, "I will water the land with what flows from thee, even thy blood, reaching to the mountains": "with thy blood overflowing even to the mountains." Perhaps this is better.
7. put thee out--extinguish thy light ( Job 18:5 ). Pharaoh is represented as a bright star, at the extinguishing of whose light in the political sky the whole heavenly host is shrouded in sympathetic darkness. Here, too, as in Ezekiel 32:6 , there is an allusion to the supernatural darkness sent formerly ( Exodus 10:21-23 ). The heavenly bodies are often made images of earthly dynasties ( Isaiah 13:10 , Matthew 24:29 ).
9. thy destruction--that is tidings of thy destruction (literally, "thy breakage") carried by captive and dispersed Egyptians "among the nations" [GROTIUS]; or, thy broken people, resembling one great fracture, the ruins of what they had been [FAIRBAIRN].
10. brandish my sword before them--literally, "in their faces," or sight.
be interpreted by the letter. The political ascendency of Egypt was to cease with the Chaldean conquest [FAIRBAIRN]. Henceforth Pharaoh must figuratively no longer trouble the waters by man or beast, that is, no longer was he to flood other peoples with his overwhelming forces.14. make their waters deep--rather, "make . . . to subside"; literally, "sink" [FAIRBAIRN].
like oil--emblem of quietness. No longer shall they descend violently on other countries as the overflowing Nile, but shall be still and sluggish in political action.
16. As in Ezekiel 19:14 . This is a prophetical lamentation; yet so it shall come to pass [GROTIUS].
17. The second lamentation for Pharaoh. This funeral dirge in imagination accompanies him to the unseen world. Egypt personified in its political head is ideally represented as undergoing the change by death to which man is liable. Expressing that Egypt's supremacy is no more, a thing of the past, never to be again.
the month--the twelfth month ( Ezekiel 32:1 ); fourteen days after the former vision.
18. cast them down--that is predict that they shall be cast down (so Jeremiah 1:10 ). The prophet's word was God's, and carried with it its own fulfilment.
daughters of . . . nations--that is the nations with their peoples. Egypt is to share the fate of other ancient nations once famous, now consigned to oblivion: Elam ( Ezekiel 32: Ezekiel 32:24 ), Meshech, &c. ( Ezekiel 32:26 ), Edom ( Ezekiel 32:29 ), Zidon ( Ezekiel 32:30 ).
19. Whom dost thou pass in beauty?--Beautiful as thou art, thou art not more so than other nations, which nevertheless have perished.
go down, &c.--to the nether world, where all "beauty" is speedily marred.
20. she is delivered to the sword--namely, by God.
draw her--as if addressing her executioners: drag her forth to death.
21. ( Ezekiel 31:16 ). Ezekiel has before his eyes Isaiah 14:9 , &c.
shall speak to him--with "him" join "with them that help him"; shall speak to him and his helpers with a taunting welcome, as now one of themselves.
22. her . . . his--The abrupt change of gender is, because Ezekiel has in view at one time the kingdom (feminine), at another the monarch. "Asshur," or Assyria, is placed first in punishment, as being first in guilt.
23. in the sides of the pit--Sepulchres in the East were caves hollowed out of the rock, and the bodies were laid in niches formed at the sides. MAURER needlessly departs from the ordinary meaning, and translates, "extremities" (compare Isaiah 14:13 Isaiah 14:15 ).
which caused terror--They, who alive were a terror to others, are now, in the nether world, themselves a terrible object to behold.
24. Elam--placed next, as having been an auxiliary to Assyria. Its territory lay in Persia. In Abraham's time an independent kingdom ( Genesis 14:1 ). Famous for its bowmen ( Isaiah 22:6 ).
borne their shame--the just retribution of their lawless pride. Destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar ( Jeremiah 49:34-38 ).
25. a bed--a sepulchral niche.
all . . . slain by . . . sword, &c.--( Ezekiel 32:21 Ezekiel 32:23 Ezekiel 32:24 ). The very monotony of the phraseology gives to the dirge an awe-inspiring effect.
26. Meshech, Tubal--northern nations: the Moschi and Tibareni, between the Black and Caspian Seas. HERODOTUS [3.94], mentions them as a subjugated people, tributaries to Darius Hystaspes (see Ezekiel 27:13 ).
27. they shall not lie with the mighty--that is, they shall not have separate tombs such as mighty conquerors have: but shall all be heaped together in one pit, as is the case with the vanquished [GROTIUS]. HAVERNICK reads it interrogatively, "Shall they not lie with the mighty that are fallen?" But English Version is supported by the parallel ( Isaiah 14:18 Isaiah 14:19 ), to which Ezekiel refers, and which represents them as not lying as mighty kings lie in a grave, but cast out of one, as a carcass trodden under foot.
with . . . weapons of war--alluding to the custom of burying warriors with their arms (1 Maccabees 13:29). Though honored by the laying of "their swords under their heads," yet the punishment of "their iniquities shall be upon their bones." Their swords shall thus attest their shame, not their glory ( Matthew 26:52 ), being the instruments of their violence, the penalty of which they are paying.
28. Yea, thou--Thou, too, Egypt, like them, shalt lie as one vanquished.
29. princes--Edom was not only governed by kings, but by subordinate "princes" ox "dukes" ( Genesis 36:40 ).
with their might--notwithstanding their might, they shall be brought down ( Isaiah 34:5 Isaiah 34:10-17 , Jeremiah 49:7 Jeremiah 49:13-18 ).
lie with the uncircumcised--Though Edom was circumcised, being descended from Isaac, he shall lie with the uncircumcised; much more shall Egypt, who had no hereditary right to circumcision.
30. princes of the north--Syria, which is still called by the Arabs the north; or the Tyrians, north of Palestine, conquered by Nebuchadnezzar (Ezekiel 26:1-28:26'), [GROTIUS].
Zidonians--who shared the fate of Tyre ( Ezekiel 28:21 ).
with their terror they are ashamed of their might--that is, notwithstanding the terror which they inspired in their contemporaries. "Might" is connected by MAURER thus, "Notwithstanding the terror which resulted from their might."
31. comforted--with the melancholy satisfaction of not being alone, but of having other kingdoms companions in his downfall. This shall be his only comfort--a very poor one!
32. my terror--the Margin or Keri. The Hebrew text or Chetib is "his terror," which gives good sense ( Ezekiel 32:25 Ezekiel 32:30 ). "My terror" implies that God puts His terror on Pharaoh's multitude, as they put "their terror" on others, for example, under Pharaoh-necho on Judea. As "the land of the living" was the scene of "their terror," so it shall be God's; especially in Judea, He will display His glory to the terror of Israel's foes ( Ezekiel 26:20 ). In Israel's case the judgment is temporary, ending in their future restoration under Messiah. In the case of the world kingdoms which flourished for a time, they fall to rise no more.


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Friday, December 30
At 5:30 p.m. police referred Charles Hebert Messerschmidt, 30, of St. Charles, to the county attorney for charges of violating an order for protection after he allegedly left messages for a person with an order against him.
At 8:23 p.m. police arrested Edward Allen James Shukis, 19, after he allegedly assaulted a woman at a residence on the 50 block of East Third Street. The woman told police he punched her with a closed fist, choked her, and when she said she would call police he threw her phone. He was referred to the county attorney for potential charges of felony domestic assault by strangulation, domestic assault causing harm, domestic assault causing fear and interference with a 911 call.
Sunday, January 1
At 3 a.m. police Devell Carl Sprawls, 29, of Buffalo City, Wis., was arrested for fifth degree domestic assault and felony domestic assault by strangulation after he allegedly choked a woman at Fifth and Cummings streets.
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Saturday, December 24
At 2:12 a.m. police were dispatched to Minnesota City on a report of a vehicle theft. A resident on Minnesota Street told police his 1995 Ford Explorer had been stolen from the driveway, it may have had a key inside but it had been locked, he said. The man later called and said hed seen a female with long blonde hair driving the vehicle near the ballpark, racing with an SUV. The vehicle was recovered a short time later and police set up a perimeter, calling in a K9 to track the suspect. The K9 led police to a set of two footprints that led to a garage. A male and a 14-year-old girl exited the garage after police called to them. The 14-year-old girl is expected to be referred to the county attorneys office for potential charges of motor vehicle theft.
Thursday, December 29
At 9 a.m. a deputy went out to investigate a report of negligence to six horses in a pasture on County Road 9. The deputy spoke with the landowner who said that the woman who owned the horses was supposed to move them in November. The owner of the horses told the deputy she had been trying to sell them, and admitted a relative had dropped off hay for the horses about a month ago. The horses had no feed or hay left and were removed from the pasture. The incident is still under investigation.
At 12:55 p.m. police received a call reporting a violation of an order for protection. A man told police that Jennifer Leigh Bartsch, 39, of Goodview, sent him a text message even though he has an order against her. Police said the woman sent about 50 Happy New Year text messages that night. She was cited for violating an order for protection.


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Fishing regulations in Kansas
Floatline fishing
* Floatline fishing is allowed during daylight hours from July 15 through Sept. 15 at Hillsdale, Council Grove, Tuttle Creek, Kanopolis, John Redmond, Toronto, Wilson, and Pomona reservoirs. Anglers will be allowed no more than eight floatlines or eight setlines (with no more than two hooks attached to each line) or one trotline with no more than 25 hooks attached. Each trotline, setline, tip-up, floatline and unattended fishing line shall have a tag or label securely attached, designating the name and address of the operator.
No trotline, floatline or setline shall be set within 150 yards of any dam. All floatlines must be under immediate supervision of the angler and must be removed from the water when fishing stops. Material used for floats are restricted to "closed cell" devices made of plastic, wood or foam; metal or glass floats are not allowed. A "closed-cell" construction shall mean a solid body incapable of containing water. A $2.50 floatline permit is required. This is three-year pilot program.
Aquatic nuisance species
* Zebra mussels have been found in several Kansas lakes, including Wilson located east of Russell.
Length and creel limits
* Channel and blue catfish -- daily limit of 10.
Walleye, sauger, saugeye -- five with a minimum length of 15 inches
Rainbow or brown trout, 5.
Black basses -- 5, with a minimum length of 15 inches.
Flathead catfish -- 5.
Northern pike -- two with a 30 inch minimum length.
Striped bass -- two.
Wiper -- 2
Crappie -- 50.
White bass, bullhead or bluegill -- no limit.
Paddlefish -- two, with a 34-inch length limit.
CULLING: Once a daily creel limit of any particular species has been possessed, any other fish of that species that is caught must be released immediately, unharmed, into the water. It may not replace another fish already in the creel.
The possession limit on all fish is three times the daily creel limit.
Veterans permits
* Kansas residents who have been separated from the armed services under honorable conditions and have a disability certified by the Kansas Commission On Veterans Affairs as being service-connected and such disability is equal to or greater than 30 percent may apply through the Pratt Operations Office for free hunting and fishing licenses (not applicable for park permits).
Standard regulations
Each angler is limited to two rods (three with purchase of a three-pole permit) with not more than two baited hooks (single or treble) or artificial lures per line. In addition to two lines, a fisherman may set one trotline with no more than 25 hooks or, instead of a trotline, an angler may use eight setlines containing not more than two hooks each. Trotlines and setlines may not be set within 150 yards of any dam.
Setlines, trotlines and any unattended lines must be checked at least once every 24 hours and must be tagged securely and plainly with the fisherman's name and address.
Trotlines and setlines are prohibited on all department-managed waters under 500 surface acres, as well as in the waters at Crawford, Meade and Scott state parks. Other restrictions may be applied by posted notice.
Except where snagging paddlefish and nonsport fish is permitted, fish may be hooked only in the mouth to be considered legally caught by hook and line. If hooked elsewhere, the fish shall be returned, unrestrained, to the water immediately. Nonsport fish may be taken by gig.
Bait fish
Bait fish may be taken for noncommercial purposes by the following methods: seine not larger than 15 feet long and four feet deep, with mesh not larger than one-fourth inch; fish trap with mesh not larger than one-fourth inch and throat no larger than one inch in diameter (must be tagged with fisherman's name and address); fishing line; or a dip or cast net with mesh no larger than three-eighths of an inch.
Bait fish may not exceed 12 inches, and the possession limit is 500 per person. The taking of bait fish is allowed statewide, except that seining is prohibited on department-owned waters.
Legal bait
Legal fish bait includes artificial lures, bait fish, prepared bait, vegetable materials, artificial bait, worms, salamanders, frogs and crawfish.
No species listed as a prohibited, threatened, endangered, or in need of conservation can be used as bait. Any legally taken wildlife may be used, including sportfish of legal length taken by hook and line.
Fishing on private land
Before fishing on private land (except waters enrolled in the FISH program), anglers must obtain permission from the landowner or tenant.
This also applies to anglers fishing from roadways, bridges or railroad rights of way.
Unless otherwise posted, all streams in Kansas other than the Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas rivers are under private ownership of adjoining landowners.
Those three large rivers are public up to the normal high-water line; however, fishermen must obtain landowner or tenant permission before crossing private property to fish them.
Bullfrog season runs July 1 through Oct. 31. Daily creel limit is eight. Possession limit is 24 bullfrogs. Unless angler is exempt, a valid fishing license is required to take, catch or kill bullfogs.
Bullfrogs may be taken any time of day or night by dip net, gig, hook and line, hand, bow and arrow, or crossbow. A line must attach bow to arrow, and the arrow must have a barbed head. Any other method of taking bullfrogs is prohibited.
All waters are open to bowfishing, unless posted otherwise. Some bowfishing is permitted at city, county, township or private lakes, but regulations vary, so anyone bowfishing should consult local rules. Fish that can be legally taken by bowfishing are nonsport fish. Crossbows are legal.
Bowfish anglers must have in possession a valid Kansas fishing license, unless exempt by law. Arrows must have barbed heads, and each arrow must be attached by a line to the bow. Waters within 50 yards of an occupied boat dock or ramp, occupied swimming area, occupied picnic site or camping area, and other occupied public-use areas are closed to bowfishing.
Common snapping turtles and soft-shelled turtles may be taken year-round. Daily creel limit is eight, single species or in combination. Possession limit is three creel limits. A valid fishing license is required (unless exempt). Legal equipment: hand, hook and line, setline, hand dip net, seine, turtle trap, or gig.
Unlawful acts
It is unlawful to refuse to allow law enforcement officers to inspect fish or wildlife in possession or devices or facilities used in taking, possessing, transporting, storing, or processing any wildlife.
It is also unlawful to sell fish taken by sport fishing methods, except as specifically authorized under a commercial fishing permit.
Icefishing with baited hooks or lures is legal on lakes, reservoirs and streams.
In addition to the allowed two lines, eight tipups may be used to icefish, unless otherwise posted. Tip-ups may have a maximum of two hooks each. Unattended tip-ups must be tagged plainly with the angler's name and address. County or city lakes may have local laws controlling such activity. Holes cut in the ice of public waters may be no more than 12 inches in diameter or 12 inches square.
Handfishing, for flathead catfish only, is legal from sunrise to sunset June 15 through Aug. 31 at two locations: the Arkansas River from the John Mack Bridge on Broadway Street in Wichita downstream to the Kansas-Oklahoma border, and on the Kansas River from its origin downstream to its confluence with the Missouri River. It also is legal at all federal reservoirs from beyond 150 yards of the dam to the upper end of the federal property. A special permit is required in addition to a fishing license.
Paddlefish snagging
A special paddlefish snagging season runs March 15 through May 15 on posted areas inside city parks on the Neosho River below the Chetopa and Burlington city dams, Marais des Cygnes River below Osawatomie Dam, and the Browning Oxbow Lake of the Missouri River or other areas posted by KDWP. Paddlefish may be snagged using pole and line with not more than two single or treble hooks. The daily creel limit for paddlefish is two and the possession limit is six. All paddlefish snagged must be kept, except on the Kansas-Missouri boundary waters, where there is a 24-inch length limit. A paddlefish permit includes six carcass tags. Upon harvest, anglers must sign a carcass tag, record the county/date/time of harvest, and attach the carcass tag to the lower jaw of the paddlefish taken. Anglers must stop snagging once the daily limit of paddlefish is reached.
Nonsport fish (carp, drum, grass carp, threadfin and gizzard shad, goldfish, gar, suckers including carpsucker and buffalo, goldeye, and bowfin) can be snagged in waters posted open to snagging during the paddlefish season. There are no limits on nonsport fish.
Unless otherwise posted, spearguns, without explosive charge, can be used to take nonsport fish in waters posted "open to scuba and skin diving."
Spears must be attached to speargun or person by a line.
Alcoholic beverages
The consumption of beverages containing no more than 3.2 percent alcohol is permitted on department lands and waters, unless otherwise posted. Check local posted regulations. Boating under the influence of alcohol is illegal, and BUI laws are strictly enforced.
State fishing lakes
Motorboats can be used on state fishing lakes for fishing and hunting only, unless otherwise posted. Wading and tube floating in state lakes is legal as part of fishing, hunting, bullfrogging and trapping.
All fish taken shall have the head, body and tail fin attached while in possession on the water. Sportfish taken must be kept until consumed, processed, taken home or given to another person, or released.


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Assistant Professor Textile, Apparel & Merchandising
Teaching undergraduate courses in Fashion Merchandising and Design, Textiles, Apparel Production and Management. Candidates must exhibit expertise in the practice , history and theory of Fashion Design while also being able to engage with students and colleagues across a range of disciplines; should innovatively utilize pedagogical methodologies to stimulate students' interest in all facets of Fashion and be innovative relative to required skills and proficiencies required to respond to a complex 21st Century global conditions; must execute all student affairs related to advising Fashion Merchandising and Design, Textiles, Apparel and Management undergraduate students; must participate in curriculum development; will conduct a consistent program of research; will provide leadership as faculty advisor for student groups; and will participate on departmental committees.
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Prior experience in higher education, and curricula development and management is preferred. Also, work experience in fashion industry is preferred.
Special Instructions to Applicants
Virginia State University will accept applications through the online Recruitment Management System (RMS) at https://jobs.agencies.virginia.gov. E-mailed, mailed and faxed applications will not be accepted. Resumes do not substitute for a completed online state application. Interested persons must attach a letter of interest, a current resume/vita, and the names, addresses, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses (if available) of three professional references. Please visit our web site at www.vsu.edu for full position descriptions.


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PR Surveys – why you should be asking the questions
Our news pages are filled with the remarkable.
Compelling stories and screaming headlines that jump off the page and dare us not to read.
Heart-warming, heroic, horrific. The events that challenge or reinforce our ways of seeing the world are brought to our breakfast tables, train rides and lunch breaks whenever, wherever they occur.
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Just as we'll read a news story and place ourselves at the heart of it, empathise with the victim, loathe and question the villain, we're naturally programmed to bring things into our own little worlds in order to process them, step into the story and ask ourselves what we'd do if that happened to us. How would we handle it?
Surveys evoke the same response but with further power to relate to the average news reader. They are interactive, begging you to put yourself against the findings and see how you compare.
Today on page five of The Telegraph, you'll see five study-based stories dominating the page. A clear sign that survey-led news is as evocative as ever.
One in ten of us own a onesie apparently, it emerged today.
Whether you love snuggling up in an all-in-one ball of fluff or in fact question the sanity of a grown adult choosing to spend their time wrapped in giant baby clothes, chances are you will have an opinion and you will want to voice it.
You engage with the piece, natter with the colleagues around it. Talk value. And in a world where the real-life horrors and tragedies are brought to us now in full HD, don't underestimate the survey's power to give light relief.
Blokes who stick to the 'manlier chores' get more sex a study released today announces.
How many women will have read this and had something to add? How many couples might mention this tonight when deciding who tackles the mountainous ironing pile?
The excuses men use to avoid sex are also detailed –when we've tired of page after page of economic crisis, war and government corruption, is this not going to peak the attention of even the hardiest of serious news readers?
And the more serious issues are brought to life well too – home workers spend 33 extra days working over their office-based colleagues research finds today. No matter what side you're on or how hard you work, read that and try not to compare it to your own situation. You can't.
The rise of the Mail Online says a lot here. They know the reader, give them the balance of hard-hitting stories, sensational images and quirky tales. In a culture where everyone has an opinion a status or a tweet they want to be heard, they give that platform to engage and comment on each story.
And what can this do for a brand?
How many adverts did you read properly in today's paper, can you recall any?
Backing a story that gives the reader an experience, something to debate or judge themselves by and proves a brand knows its target audience, empathises and can generate relevant conversations is more powerful than reeling off a price list.
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The email began with "How are you, Mr. Christmas?"
And just like that I knew it was time to get The Daily News Christmas Cheer Fund started for an 11th straight festive season.
So I am here today to tell you that the elves are pumped for another go and, yes, the doors are open.
Remember that this is the year when we surpass the $500,000 mark. In the first 10 years that we've been here, we have passed along $476,877.68, including more than $160,000 over the last two Christmas seasons alone.
With The Daily News picking up all costs associated with the operation of your Christmas Cheer Fund, we guarantee that every penny that comes into us goes out the door to one of the chosen charities.
Tim Shoults, the publisher of The Daily News, has gotten things off to a terrific start by kicking in $500. (Actually, truth be told, Tim wasn't the first. We actually had a couple of donations made in August. That's August as in real-hot-outside August. Merry Christmas!)
I can also tell you that lots of good folks already are on board with us.
Tim Labermeyer and all the great people at Walmart are with us again, so you can watch for that when you are in their store.
The gang at Rivershore Chrysler Dodge Jeep is back. In fact, the Mr. Christmas note came from Larriena Lonsberry, who is absolutely gung-ho about the fund. They'll be packing a Patriot with gifts again and also will be raising money for your fund. In fact, general manager Dan Laporte says they will donate $100 for every new car sold between Monday and Dec. 14.
As she put it: "Ahhhhh Ha!! So happy to be on board again."
As you might have guessed, I already have heard from Jim Doan over at the Western Karate Academy. He's got four Kick-A-Thons scheduled for the first week of December and his students, he says, "are in the community armed with pledge forms."
"The students," he adds, "are training hard so that they are ready to throw 1,000 kicks to support the Cheer Fund!"
If you're new to these parts, Jim and his students are among the Christmas Cheer Fund's most loyal supporters and we love them for it. By the way, a tip of the Halloween mask to the Mitra family who hold a haunted house every year and turn over donations to charities. They showed up at the academy earlier this month with a heavy bag that contained $783.20.
"So, we haven't even started yet and we're already headed for our first $1,000," Jim notes.
The elves also love Jim to death because they now they won't have to count the money that he brings in to them. (By the way, the head elf is just back from a few days off so she is rested and eager to get rolling.)
Ryan Lopes and the crew at High Octane Comics and Collectibles have been with us from the start and they're here again. In fact, they are a year-round supporter - there is a fancy donation tin on their front counter every day of the year. Drop by, say hello and drop in a loonie.
And, yes, the gals at Curves on Laval Crescent have thrown their support behind us once again. Linda Blackstock called to say the Christmas Cheer penny box is out once again. Linda and the bunch from Curves have been here from the start and we love them for it.
So . . . here we go. We are off and rolling, and if you continue reading you will discover that we already have surpassed $1,000 and, really, we are still in the starting gate.
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BY MICHELLE L. QUINN Post-Tribune correspondent October 29, 2013 3:12PM
A woman died in this crash in Highland Tuesday afternoon. The Lake County coroner's office identified her as Mary Ann Gigac, 77, of Hammond. | Michelle L. Quinn/For the Post-Tribune
Updated: December 1, 2013 8:23AM
HIGHLAND — A Hammond woman was killed in an early-afternoon accident on Kennedy Avenue.
The woman was leaving the Highland Post Office branch in the 8500 block of Kennedy Avenue when witnesses said she started driving erratically, said Highland Police Department Public Information Officer Cmdr. George Georgeff.
The car then struck the corner of the J&M Heating and Cooling building and ricocheted into oncoming traffic, heading southbound on Kennedy, where a dump truck collided with the vehicle on the driver's side.
The Highland Fire Department arrived to extricate the woman. She was pronounced dead at The Community Hospital in Munster. The Lake County coroner's office identified her as Mary Ann Gigac, 77, of Hammond.
The driver of the truck, whose name has not yet been released, was also taken to Community, but he appeared uninjured, police said. As a commercial driver, though, he would undergo a routine drug test, police said.
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The RPI researchers defined a radical innovation as one that incorporates brand-new features, produces at least a five-fold performance improvement over current solutions, or produces at least a five-times cost reduction over current solutions. "It's not just about fiddling with what you have and trying to put in some improvement," Lee says. "It's about starting from scratch."
Examples of radical improvement projects include General Electric's 15-year effort to develop digital X-rays, now bearing fruit with a new device being used by doctors, and Otis Elevator Co.'s even longer attempt to develop an elevator suitable for a mile-high building. There are similar radical innovation programs at General Motors, Polaroid, Analog Devices and Nortel.
Although they studied big-company examples of radical innovation, researchers found that being big has nothing to do with being innovative. Instead, they learned radical innovation works best, in companies of any size, when three conditions are met. First, the process must be sheltered from short-term financial pressures. "You can't watch your radical innovation quarter by quarter," agrees Mark Weiser, chief technologist at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, the copier giant's California innovation laboratory that is credited with inventing windows-based software interfaces and the technology for the computer mouse.
A radical innovation project must also be conducted in an environment that encourages the free flow of ideas. Innovation-seeking companies can boost intellectual cross-fertilization by doing such things as having their employees read a variety of unrelated publications and holding meetings in odd places like museums or parks, says Grace McGartland, a principal of innovation-creativity business consulting firm GM Consultants in Toronto. "If you don't bring fresh ideas in, how are you going to get fresh ideas out?" asks McGartland.
Finally, the effort must persist in spite of wrong turns and dead ends. In fact, radical innovators would do well to anticipate winding up in a place they never expected.
Ultimately, dedicated pursuit of radical innovation may involve much more than reaching out to new markets if the invention is profound enough. "You may have to be ready to change your whole business," Weiser says.
Above all, the company pursuing radical innovation must be persistent. This type of innovation can take a long time, and early failure isn't necessarily an indication of long-term results. "People tend to stop too soon," says McGartland. "Many groups are right on the edge [of success] but don't go on."
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"There is no magic bullet or solution to resolving climate change quickly," said the Population Reference Bureau's Jason Bremner at the Wilson Center on October 28. "Our next 100 years will be far different from the last 100 or the last 1000…and it has become clear that nations will have to pursue many strategies in order to reduce emissions, build resilience, and adapt." read more
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The 2011 Emmy-wining mini-series "Mildred Pierce" is based on both the 1941 novel and 1945 Oscar winning film starring Joan Crawford. The story is of a separated mother of two, payed by Kate Winslet, who opens a successful restaurant while falling in love again and dealing with her terribly spoiled daughter, played by Evan Rachel Wood. It's clearly a timeless tale that has been successfully passed down through generations.
Kate's character wears beautiful but somewhat 1940′s clothing in the film, and I especially admire her outerwear because of the fantastic silhouettes.
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CAIRO - Revelations that a Danish Muslim convert was in reality an undercover agent posing as extremist in an attempt to trap young Muslims are sending shockwaves across the sizable minority in Denmark.
The police and security services want us to trust them but they are sending agitators into our community to lead people astray, Qadir Baksh, chairman of the Luton Islamic Center in Bury Park Road, told Luton Today newspaper on Wednesday, October 10.
A Muslim convert, Morten Storm, has unveiled that he was an undercover agent for the Danish intelligence service (PET) and the CIA.
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He told Jyllands-Posten daily that he was recruited by PET in 2006 to track down extremists in the Scandinavian country.
He also said that he led the CIA to Al-Qaeda leader in Yemen Anwar Al-Awlaki, who was killed in a drone attack last year.
The convert moved to Luton in 1999, where he told community leaders that he wanted to start a new life after a history of extremism.
However, he started to propagate his radical ideas in an effort to lure young Muslims into his line.
Certain people here propped him up, such as Al Muhajiroun, Baksh said, referring to an outlawed Islamist group in Britain, which has an office in Denmark.
They made him their scholar.
The Muslim leader said that the undercover had tried hard to spread his radical ideas in the Muslim community.
He tried very hard to spread mischief in the community, he said.
He would come to us and tell us his views, and we would send him away with his tail between his legs.
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Baksh said the radical ideas championed by the undercover largely fell on the deaf ears of most Danish Muslims.
He was running around here, there and everywhere, with a corrupt version of Islam, and leading people astray, he said.
There are extremist jihadists in Luton and he was propagating their thoughts among young people, spreading lies about Islam.
We thought he was probably being watched by the security services.
The Muslim leader said that the behavior of the convert had raised suspicions in the community.
Early on I had my suspicions about him, but I didn't have clear evidence, Baksh said.
We know the CIA do conduct sting operations.
The CIA and FBI are used to use fake operations to trap what they say potential terror suspects.
But the technique has sparked anger among US Muslims, who accuse the two agencies of trapping young Muslims into terrorism.
In 2009, Muslim groups had threatened to suspend all contacts with the FBI over its tactics of sending informants into mosques to trap worshippers.
The vast majority of Muslims just want to get on with their lives and practise their religion in peace, Baksh said.
Denmark is home to a Muslim minority of 200,000, making three percent of the country's 5.4 million population.
The Scandinavian country was the focus of Muslim anger in 2005 after a newspaper published cartoons lampooning Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessing be upon him).
Following the cartoons crisis, Muslims worldwide took many initiatives to remove widely circulated stereotypes about Islam in the West.Danish Muslims established the European Committee for Honoring the Prophet, a grouping of 27 Danish Muslim organizations, to raise awareness about the merits and characteristics of the Prophet.
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If your best guy friend doesn't understand why you own harem pants--much less, why they're actually cool--you'll identify with Leandra Medine's hilarious blog, manrepeller.com. It's a diary of her unfailing devotion to high fashion, her willingness to try edgier looks, and...how her oufits are received by the opposite sex. We've asked her to blog for us all week on Lucky Right Now.
It's no big secret that capes have been among the most popular looks to surface this fall, and while they aren't the warmest of outerwear choices, the trend seems to be following us into the colder days of winter. Before we dissect this, it's important to note that capes date back beyond Batman's animated heyday. Elvis Presley, the King, rocked the cape. One of Man Repeller's most chronic offenders, Carrie Bradshaw, did too.
Today though, we'll look to style blogs for cape-spiration in our united quest to showcase our inner Man Repellers.
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It all started in Paris during this past Fashion Week. And because this particular event in this particular city is basically the Olympics of Man Repelling, I wasn't at all surprised to see that Anna Selezneva was ahead of the curve, donning the shapeless silhouette months before the rest of us would.Image via Late Afternoon by way of Because I'm Addicted
Liz of Late Afternoon wears a blogger favorite for autumn: the Zara camel cape. Side note: I will never understand why it is so difficult for style bloggers to just look into the camera. The jig is up -- we know you know you are being photographed. Either way, it's an outfit well done.Image via Style Copycat
I adore this look, but then again, I'm a Man Repeller. The Navajo print on her cape complements the pattern on her T-shirt well.Image via Sartorialist
Oh, Scott Schuman. You never fail to disappoint. Nothing heats my loins more than a trench cape ... except for a hat made of gloves! What are the chances that this woman has a man friend? I'm betting slim to none.Image via Style Copycat
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About Badg1rl's Garage
About me and my passion for cars
I began about 4 yrs ago when i got my cavalier. I have been into modifying but I also go to Deer Park Ave on the weekends for street racing and to hang out. I also enjoy car shows. I show and model.
My first car
My first new car was a 2002 Chevy Cavalier LS Sport in yellow, fully loaded. I still have the car and it runs pretty good.
Car clubs I'm in
I help to run www.cobalt-addiction.com and www.girlstreetracing.com.
I also belong to the LI Jbodys and LI Cobalts and East Coast Ecotecs.
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Read United is a community volunteer effort, organized by a women's leadership initiative of United Way of the Big Bend that strives to help children develop vital language skills while enriching lives and enhancing social skills. As a volunteer, Read United is a positive way to make an impact in the community, and this year in Madison over 200 books were distributed by 14 local volunteers to New Millennium Charter, Pinetta Elementary, Greenville Elementary, Lee Elementary and Madison Central Schools.
First grade students from the above schools enjoyed a break in their day as volunteers from the Madison County community went into classrooms, handing out books for students to take home. Volunteers also took time to read a chosen book to the class, creating student discussion as they read. Lynne Sapp, a first grade teacher at Lee Elementary, said her students were so excited to get new books that after going to recess "they read them on the teeter-totter!"
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Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare expected to sell millions less than Ghosts
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Bridgit's Cookbook
This is just a collection of some of mine and my extended family's recipes. Not all are actually very healthy, but still great tasting, in moderation of course. I have also added some recipes that I found right here on Spark Recipes.
(11 Recipes) Created by BRIDGITMAC80
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Incredible! 5.0/5
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Make this recipe your own Submitted by BRIDGITMAC80 Carbs: 2.6g | Fat: 13.6g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 5.6g | Calories: 152
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Fast and Easy Delight Submitted by BRIDGITMAC80 Carbs: 1.3g | Fat: 11.9g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 121.8
Good 3.0/5
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Super Fast Cheesecake Submitted by BRIDGITMAC80 Carbs: 27.1g | Fat: 15.1g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 251
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A different type of Broccoli Casserole Submitted by BRIDGITMAC80 Carbs: 4.6g | Fat: 11.5g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 4.8g | Calories: 138.2
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Mmmm....Good Submitted by BRIDGITMAC80 Carbs: 9g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 21.8g | Calories: 147.5
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Soup makes the meat very tender and moist, even breast pieces Submitted by BRIDGITMAC80 Carbs: 3.1g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 26.3g | Calories: 169.2
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Just mix and bake so simple Submitted by BRIDGITMAC80 Carbs: 17.5g | Fat: 11.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 180
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Great for any time of day or year Submitted by BRIDGITMAC80 Carbs: 12.6g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 7g | Calories: 97.1
Very Good 4.0/5
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Vegetables, barley, and beef make this soup a full meal in itself. Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 7.7g | Protein: 13.7g | Calories: 202.7
This good-for-you treat is filling and sweet! Carbs: 18.7g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 114.8
Very Good 4.4/5
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I like to divide this into snack size bags for a quick, ready-to-go snack on the run. Keeps me from hitting the fast food! This has less fat & sodium than a bag of chips from the vending machine at work. :) Submitted by LANEYTEN Carbs: 23.5g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 4.7g | Calories: 180.1


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Problem Gambling
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Philip Davies (Shipley, Conservative)
Will the Minister also bear in mind the common-sense point that the number of machines in a particular shop cannot hinder problem gambling on the basis that somebody can only play on one at a time? That is like saying that if a pub has four different beers, and decides to extend that to 10, there will be an increase in alcoholism. That would clearly be nonsense, and I hope that the Minister will not let common sense fly out of the window when he looks at the research.


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[666] Ipilimumab Induced Enterocolitis: A Clinico-Pathologic Study
B Kenney, C Loeser, M Sznol, H Kluger, D Jain, K Mitchell. Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven; Yale University School of Medicince, New Haven
Background: Ipilimumab (IP), a monoclonal antibody to cytotoxic T-cell associated antigen 4 is under investigation for treatment of metastatic melanoma (MM) and other malignancies. Enterocolitis (EC) observed in 25-35% of patients responds to steroid and anti-TNF therapy and is believed to be immune mediated. Limited descriptions of gastrointestinal (GI) involvement exist. The study goal was to perform a histopathologic analysis of IP induced EC and correlate with clinical features.
Design: All patients with MM treated at our institution with IP 10mg/kg q3week x 4 then q3months with persistent diarrhea (> grade 2) and had endoscopy were included. All GI biopsies were retrospectively reviewed for histologic changes. Correlation with clinical presentation and response to treatment was performed.
Results: 20 of 54 patients treated with IP (37%) developed diarrhea. 14 patients had endoscopy, 11 of which were biopsied. A total of 75 biopsies (large bowel-53, ileum-3, duodenum-8, stomach-6, esophagus-5) were reviewed. Proctocolitis was most frequent (34) {mild (8), moderate (25) or severe (1)}; most consistently seen as increased lamina propria lymphoplasmacytic inflammation, cryptitis, crypt abscesses, mucin depletion, crypt atrophy and erosions/ulcers. Crypt branching, Paneth cell metaplasia and basal plasmacytosis were infrequent. General patterns on initial biopsy were autoimmune (AI) enteropathy (4), infectious EC (4) and non-specific/ overlapping features (3). 1 patient with deep ulcers and intramural abscesses later had colonic perforation with tapering of steroids. 2 patients had enteritis with no colitis (villous blunting of duodenal/ileal mucosa, without significant intraepithelial lymphocytes). Gastritis was always accompanied by duodenitis (6). Esophagitis was not seen. Follow up biopsies showed histologic progression in 4, improvement in 2, and no change in 3. 18 of the 20 with diarrhea were evaluable for tumor response; 4 (22%) had clinical objective tumor responses (ongoing), 5 had mixed/ transient tumor regression; there was no correlation with severity of diarrhea or colitis.
Conclusions: The spectrum of GI inflammatory changes induced by IP therapy is wide and may mimic self-limited colitis, inflammatory and AI enteritis, however, subtle differences exist. While mechanisms of GI toxicity are unclear, awareness of the spectrum of changes is necessary to avoid diagnostic errors.
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December 31, 1996--Attorney General Christine Gregoire and state and federal recovery agencies are warning storm-stricken Washington residents not to fall victim to scams while repairing and recovering from the recent storms.
"As the snow melts and the waters recede, scam artists often descend into a heavy-hit storm area," said Gregoire. "They take advantage of people with innocent-sounding offers of help."
The first con artists on the disaster scene are usually questionable contractors who promise immediate or cheap home repair, clean-up or remodeling. Some of these "contractors" are from out-of-state and are not registered to do business in Washington. Their scam is to take money up front and never do the work, do a shoddy job, or require additional money once the job starts, the Attorney General said.
Gregoire urges anyone considering hiring a contractor to obtain references, as well as contact the State Department of Labor & Industries at 1-800-647-0982 to verify that the contractor is licensed.
She also urges storm victims to follow some simple steps when hiring people to help with clean-up activities, such as drying carpets, cleaning basements, repairing drywall, fixing roofs, removing debris, cleaning septic tanks and applying siding:
Washington residents are urged to proceed with caution on all their buying decisions as they recover and rebuild from the recent storms. To report a storm related scam or to request a copy of the Attorney General's free handout giving tips and advice on issues and scams facing storm victims, call 1-800-551-4636 or visit the AG home page at www.atg.wa.gov


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Very Good Recipes of Chinese and Sauce
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By mahaslovelyhome.com
10/06/14 22:23
Oops....I missed "Z" I have so many recipes in mind...But,there was no time..Yup..Blaming time may not correct I think...But,for a busy wife and mom it`s difficult to manage time on perosnal interests I feel..Like,before Iam unable to spend time for blog...
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Chinese Stir-fry Kale with Oyster Sauce and Dried Shrimps
By Luxury Haven
10/02/14 00:30
Are you a fan of #Kale, or what we Chinese called "Kailan"? Commonly seen in Chinese cuisine, this leafy vegetable is often stir-fried with ginger and garlic or oyster sauce. Read more »
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Mushroom, Brocolli and Bell Peppers in Garlic Sauce | Indo-Chinese Gravy
By Nan's yum-yums!
09/19/14 16:12
This recipe post has been in my drafts for over a year! I have no clue why this hasn't seen the day light yet! So, without further delay, I am posting this right now! I love Chinese cuisine. The Indo-Chinese version appeals to me even more. When I saw this...
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Chinese Plum Sauce (Sweet and Sour)
By A Palatable Pastime
07/04/14 16:59
Irresistible sweet and sour sauce made from fresh plums, ready to grace your dim sum table! Chinese Plum Sauce (Sweet and Sour) by Sue Lau | Palatable Pastime 7.4.14 This is a great time of year for fruit, in the … Continue reading →
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Chinese Scallion Pancake With Ginger Soy Dipping Sauce – a Famous Street Food of China
By My Cooking Journey
02/11/14 04:47
10th Feb, 2014 The scallion pancakes also known as Cong you Bing is a very popular street food all around China. Even though it is called a pancake, but it is made of dough rather than from a batter. Few months back for a group challenge we were given this...
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Peppery Tofu with Chinese 5-Spice Powder and Black Bean Sauce
By Olives for Dinner
01/20/14 16:46
Yields 2 cups sauce, 2 servings of tofu Time: 45 minutes + 20 minutes more if making the tofu Making this dish over the weekend reminded me of the soup scene from Ratatouille. I love how Remy waves around his tiny rat paws to inhale the aromas and adjust...
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Indo-Chinese vegetable balls on spaghetti in a butternut squash and chilli sauce
By Deena Kakaya Vegetarian Cooking and Reci...
11/29/13 22:29
I was at lunch earlier this week with a very lovely lady of mixed, european origin. We were in a pretty decent Italian restaurant and I was craving strong cheese. I met a waiter who kept tilting onto one leg, grinning and telling me that I needed to add...
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Fat Rice Noodles with Chinese Broccoli & Black Garlic in a Red Chile Sauce
By Wild Greens and Sardines
11/10/13 14:49
I had my mind made up...was determined to make fat rice noodles (besides, a trip to the Asian grocery store for premade noodles, in HELLISH D.C. traffic, was less than appealing). Plus, I'm always up for a challenge. I don't want to steer you away from...
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Chinese Veg Spring Rolls with mw Thai Peanut Sauce
By Priya's Versatile Recipes
08/03/13 00:10
August is going to a month of celebration for us, its somewat special for me as my birthday falls in august. Many of my friends who are very close to my heart celebrates their birthday in august too. One of my food blogger celebrates her birthday today,since...
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Quick and Easy Chinese-Style bbq Sauce
By A Kick At The Pantry Door
07/12/13 20:43
I feel as though I haven't blogged in an absolute age, although it's really only been 10 days or so. I have been merrily cooking and baking away, and have a stack of recipes and pictures to share with you all, but for some reason I have been struggling...
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'Chinese Broccoli' with Oyster Sauce
By Wandercrush
06/07/13 03:58
I cheated a little with this one. Usually when I make seasonal/local substitutions for international recipes, the title of the dish isn't altered beyond recognition… I chose to call this by the original name, but the main ingredient (and star … Continue...
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Simple Steamed Chinese Pomfret with Soy Sauce
By Simply Beautiful and Healthy Living
04/11/13 16:20
This is another simple steamed fish with soy sauce unlike the previous post where I steamed it with Shiitake mushroom. Simple, fast and healthy... :) Ingredients : - 1 Chinese pomfret (washed and marinated with salt and pepper) - 1 whole garlic (peeled...
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Baby Bok Choy (Chinese Cabbage) Stir Fry With Oyster Sauce
By Daily Food Recipes
02/06/13 02:49
Prep Time 5 Min Cook Time 10 Min Ready In 15 Min Bok Choy (Chinese cabbage) also called as Pok Choy. It doesn't matter how you call it, this green stir fry is absolutely delicious & crunchy. If you can't find Bok Choy, you can replace it with your favorite...
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Fish Manchurian | Fish In Manchurian Sauce | Indo Chinese Recipes
By Youtoocancookindianfoodrecipes
01/22/13 12:19
Fish Manchurian is a saucy delicacy from the most Favorited Indo-Chinese cuisine. Fish pieces are coated with batter, deep fried and cooked in manchurian sauce and served delectably It is not at all spicy, but is sweet and has succulent and juicy soft fish...
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Hakka Noodles and Hot garlic sauce and Chinese fried rice
By SpiceNFlavors
12/14/12 06:26
Hi Friends, Loved the entertaining parties,fun time and now I am back with some recipes for my dear blogger buddies:)) One of them is my favorite Hakka Noodles with Hot chilly Garlic sauce. I also have Fried rice recipe, an evening of Chinese cooking. In...
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Nigel comes to the rescue again! grilled steak with sweet chilli dipping sauce and chinese greens
By Marmaduke Scarlet
07/05/12 23:24
Grilled steak with sweet chilli dipping sauce and Chinese greens You will have heard that saying about "never look a gift horse in the mouth", well I suspect the clue is in the expression, as being a city girl I have never been given a free horse, gift...
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Budino ai due cavoli cinesi in salsa di gamberetti in agrodolce - Two chinese cabbage pudding with sweet and sour shrimp sauce
By Penna e forchetta
05/25/12 12:08
Budino ai due cavoli cinesi con salsa di gamberetti in agrodolce Ecco oggi siamo in Cina. Cosa si può dire della cucina di questo Paese? Anche qui non esiste una sola cucina cinese, il Paese è grande e le differenze sono tante. Si possono però fare paragoni....
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Guest Post at Savour The Senses – Chinese Chilled and Soy-Roasted Asparagus With Warm Tomato Sauce Served With Soy-Glazed Shrimp
By A Healthy Foodie Travels
12/16/11 16:00
I am extremely excited to be doing a guest post at Savour the Senses, where Jenny is doing a great guest post feature series! My guest post is all about a Northern Chinese cuisine dish: chilled, soy-roasted asparagus served with … Continue reading →
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Chinese Manchurian Balls in hot garlic sauce
By my little pudding
09/16/11 09:34
I am fond of Chinese cuisine and it is one thing that can bring my mood on right notes,the food offers flavours what i like to eat......little bit of everything from sweet,sour,spicy to tangy.I have been trying to cook the softest crispiest balls from long...
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