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Daging Masak Kicap (Soy Sauce Beef)
I haven't posted Malaysian recipes for a while, so much so that sometimes I question myself if my blog's name still fits its recent content. Malaysian food is my native cuisine and the passion, love, and enthusiasm I have will never change. Truth be told, I've been trying to save my Malaysian recipes, for the possible opportunity to work on a Malaysian cookbook in the future.
As most of you know, my Chinese cookbook will be released in Fall 2011 (most likely in September). I had wanted to write a Malaysian cookbook, sharing recipes and dishes that define the enormously diverse and scrumptious but underrated cuisine. Malaysian food is the unsung hero of Asian cuisines, as pointed out by Guardian UK recently. It's too bad that the publishers in the US are not keen on a niche and somewhat unknown Malaysian cookbook. With the recent praises in the US media about Malaysian cuisine, such as Saveur 100 about kaya—a quintessential Malaysian concoction of coconut and egg jam, I hope that one day I'll be able to shop for a deal to get a Malaysian cookbook published here in the United States.
Anyway, I digress…
Daging masak kicap or soy sauce beef is one of the beef dishes I often make at home. It's an easy Malay recipe but the taste is absolutely delicious. It takes only a few ingredients—a tender cut of beef, soy sauce, and sweet soy sauce. I use shallots as an aromatic but onion is equally fine. I love drizzling the sauce over my steamed white rice, with a side of sambal belacan for a truly homey Malaysian meal. Do try out this soy sauce beef recipe!
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My mother makes a similar dish but it's soy sauce pork. It's my favorite childhood food and you're right, the sauce with white rice is simply delectable.
This is one of my fav.food. You are right, it's so easy to make and very delicious. My mother used to cook this and add a lot of small whole shallots, extra soy sauce and a few whole cili padi. The shallots will be so sweet from the soy sauce.
Totally agree with you, Bee, that our Malaysian cuisine is absolutely diverse, rich and just heavenly. It's one of the most important links back to home for those of us who have ventured out of the country.
Keep our cuisine flag flying, Bee. You are doing such great work and we are all very proud of you : )
Personally I don't understand your publisher's sentiment. There are dozens of in print Chinese cookbooks you have to compete against, whereas I'm always looking for _good_ cookbooks of lesser known cuisines (Peruvian, Colombian, Malaysian), where you really need good ones since you need more guidance with cuisines you aren't as familiar with. But keep posting Malaysian recipes, I'll still buy the book!
Your dish looks absolutely delicious! I live in Taiwan, so I don't know if I would be able to find sweet soy sauce here. Any substitutes?
I love this dish and have not eat it for some time. Your photo makes me crave for it now. When I make it, I will definitely add chilli padi and shallots and to have it with sambal belacan is needless to say how delicious it is. Look forward to your new cookbook. Will definitely buy myself a copy to support my fellow Malaysian!
I do not have the chance to eat that cuisine. It looks so yummy.
what is "flap meat?"
and approx. what size pieces do you cut the meat into?
Sambal belachan is a little too over the top for me!
This really brings me back to Penang, Bee…I can't wait to try this with venison!
Bee — Editors at major houses are like that, even when something that's gold is just waiting to be picked up…Have you ever thought of self-publishing? Aside from the signing off on design and printing, you're going to have to do the same work you'll do with a major house doing the printing, i.e. in order to really get your books to sell you'll have to do much more than publisher-proposed book tours with ever-shrinking budgets…I think your Malaysian cookbook would do a great job as a self-publishing venture, and definitely bring a better financial return what with your smaller overhead in relation to that of a publishing house…
I couldn't agree more! Your site is amazing, yet to have your Malaysian cookbook in my hands to read would be truly awesome. Hope you can make it happen!
Thanks for the recipe. Plsease define `beef flap meat`. Which part of the cow.? Thks.
Mrs. Aileen Smith
Another well-executed beef dish, i can have a few bowl of rice with this dish! recently i cooked something similar, Dongpo ro with dark soy sauce. I shall experiment with sweet soy sauce with pork and see how. Hehe…
this looks absolutely delicious. Eventhough most malay food appear to be fusion, it still looks extremely delicious. Much of the malay food uses ingredients that seem easy to get ahold of.
In my country malay/indonesian cooking is also not all that popular. It's mostly vietnamese sushi shops and 80 meals 3 sauces style menus.
"Flap meat" is the same as "sirloin tip".
This recipe sounds great! Now I have a use for the bottle of Kecap Manis that has been sitting in my refigerator….
I think adding one red chilli will take it to another level!
Hi Bee, you've just given me a great idea for the prized bottle of kicap manis (it's dutch-styled though) in our little kitchen. As for the M'sian cookbook you intend to write, we hope to see it one day. Perhaps the publishers have not spent a day eating hawker foods in Penang… sigh. But keep going as we love your website!
that beef looks so good, it's leaping off the page. i can't believe how easy this seems.
This really looks good. Thanks for sharing the recipe… I was getting sick of my usual ginger/scallions beef recipe.
This looks so good…I like a little sweetness in my savory dishes sometimes :) I know what you mean about Malaysian food…I feel the same way about Philippine food!
I'd definitely buy your Malaysian cookbook, Bee. I also think mainstream interest in Malaysian food is growing, so maybe the editors just need a couple more big restaurant openings / travel pieces to be convinced?
Anyway, I'm also posting to say hello and a big thank you for your blog. I've been a huge fan for ages and have learned so much. I just started my own food blog and you've been a big inspiration.
Your daging kicap looks delicious! I agree that there is not enough publicity about Malaysian food in the US in general, you know there is not even a single Malaysian restaurant in San Diego! I felt so deprived when I was living there…so luckily I like cooking hehe
I have just found this site and in particular this recipe. I am SO excited as it sounds exactly like the sweet and sour beef that our Amah use to cook for us in Singapore in the early 1960s. The fact that everyone talks of the wonderful taste of the sauce with the rice is exactly what I remember from my childhood. I have been desperately trying to find a recipe for it for years. I am hoping that a local Chinese food store may stock sweet soya sauce as I am very keen to try it out.
Keep up the good work of promoting Malaysian food – it's yummy. My own children's favourite meal was Nasi Goreng!
I just tried your recipe and it was delicious! I used tri-tip instead and it came out so tender and juicy. My two young children and husband loved it. Thanks!
Thank-you for such great recipes.I have been a follower for years.
This recipe I will be trying soon.Happy New Year to you and keep up the good work.(y)
Bee what is Beef Flap? Maybe flank steak or? I am not familiar with this cut here in Canada. It sounds so good. Thank you,
This is so delish and easy!
Just found your website and just want to said have try this today for our dinner and is absolutely delicious thank you and now will try your other receipe :)


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ninez: Cry and take dick up your ass I guess. THE COTTAGING AWAITS.
gamer2k "email is stored on the internet so no disk i/o there " HAHAHAHA. Wow that was a good one.
ninez: Cry and take dick up your ass I guess. THE COTTAGING AWAITS.
gamer2k "email is stored on the internet so no disk i/o there " HAHAHAHA. Wow that was a good one.
ninez "wtf" : http://paradoxuncreated.com/tmp/wtf.png
I actually drew that when someone else was raging when I turned off windows services. I achieved 5uS DPC latency, 1ms audio streams in windows then. The whole system was snappier. There is obviously some lonely loosers out there, who I never see IRL, because there everybody wants this, who are raging, and mentally fucked.
So the pattern should be established without doubt, a long time ago, and I am ignoring these apes. No argument or anything is going to change that. They will ofcourse babble on, and try without any morality to make it seem different. Because low-jitter.. is just not acceptable. In other words, they are crazy.
Peace Be With You.
Btw, are you GAY ninez? Because an overwhelming amount of those who disagree with me are gay. And that usually comes out pretty far in the discussion. So they criticise something I am doing, and then it is really about that I don`t believe in gay.
Peace Be With You.
Look, it`s atheism. http://paradoxuncreated.com/Blog/wordpress/?p=29
The faith of fuckwits like ninez. Just as contradictory and stupid.
as far as cottaging, you are the one who constantly talks about gays, cottaging, etc. The fact that you seem to discuss it so much kinda makes you sound like you are attracted to men. just saying.... Those of us whom are comfortable in our own shoes (hell, even happily married with 2 kids) are not distressed by your childish homophobic comments.
I also have my doubts that you should be concerned with other people's sexuality, when I'm pretty sure they made a movie about you called "40 year old Virgin". I can't imagine any woman finding you all that attractive (especially not with that attitude or lack of personal hygiene we discussed before... did you wash your clothes yet? how about washing your hair or brushing your teeth?).
Peace be with You...lol
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Dude it`s no jitter here, and my HD isn`t making noises from loading LKML mails, and nothing is true here. LOL I am not experiencing higher performance. NO NO NO Destroy those thoughts, only feeble idiocy exists and that is what you should put forward.
But hey that greeting, that is a step in the right direction.
Btw, can you not answer the question ninez? Are you confused? ARE YOU GAY?
I remember this article about belief being related to gene. It really feels like talking to someone who lacks a gene, or suffers some kind of syndrome when I talk to ninez.
the important thing here is to be able to demonstrate across the variety of H/W + S/W conditions that what you have done is indeed 'reliable' and of benefit, if not entirely, at least in the majority of cases. (and that's not even including other issues such as providing diffs/patches/change-lists/etc which are important for a variety of reasons - and no, scattered blogs is not good enough). I have very little jitter here (3.4.12-rt20 <- stable not ext4 bug), and my HDDs doesn't make additional noise opening emails (LOL!), what is your point? it still doesn't change the fact that it is anecdotal (at best) and based entirely on subjectivity.... your kernel very well might improve things on your end - after all, you've been hacking away, trying a variety of sources with a variety of tweaks i'm sure - with keeping what 'work' (in terms of an improvement) and throwing away things/ideas that don't - you are bound to make some head way (logic would dictate anyway). But that doesn't mean it works in all cases or is necessarily as good as you tout it to be
2 hours a day X 365 days a year = 730 hours a year
or simply put, over an ENTIRE month in one year that you are obsessing over homosexuality/gays/cottaging. <- that's a lot of time spent of a heterosexual man to be thinking about guys having sex, would you not agree???
....maybe you should be standing in front of the mirror and sincerely asking yourself if it is normal to be so obsessed with cottaging.
Ninez is obviously gay. He doesn`t realize all is already explained. Someday halflings like these will be run outta town. In the mean time, such mental flatulence will not keep me from celebrating God, a good computer, and my ability to perform wildly above them. Hi end audio card, low jitter PC, worlds best DSP, brilliant religious insights. What is ninez compared. Only a bitchface on the internet.
You are joke, ninez. That is why I talk to you. Not to listen to your opinion. But because I laugh of you.
But now I should put you on ignore. If this forum has one that is. Unfortunately many forums don`t. Because I do want my noticifations to be about something sensible, rather than ninez, and answer any of decent individual in the thread.
If not unfortunately, as many I will remove myself from posting at phoronix. As decent people remove themselves from garbage, people move into cities to experience higher intellectuality, or move to another country if their own gets too ignorant.
That is unfortunately just how it is. So those who follow these developments, will instead need to check my blog, which I know some do, or suggest a better place for communication.
Phoronix Michael, did not see the point of the kernel either, and he constantly attacks linux developments.
That may be a cultural-factor enough for 10s of idiots like ninez, like we see in the thread. They think they are worth something here then.
No, this place is worthless for development and the brilliance it takes. It is an cultural enemy of linux, or anything requiring high intelligence.
Cottagix maybe. Where people make inane claims about logins screens, hdnoise, and "throughput". In extreme feebleness. Probably to provoke satanic sex and cottaging. What rank in life! ..lol. God indeed does prefer some over others.
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WARWICKSHIRE'S newly elected police and crime commissioner Ron Ball said his victory was clear indication the public wanted to keep party politics out of policing.
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Former U.S. President George W. Bush was not a man given to irony. Yet, when asked where he got his information, he replied, "The best way to get the news is from objective sources. And the most objective sources I have are people on my staff."
Sadly, for the United States and for the world, he was not being ironic— he actually believed what he said. The notion that people close to the king typically try to remain close to the king by telling the king what he wants to hear does not seem to have occurred to that remarkably unreflective man.
Woe betide the courtier who troubles his or her monarch with unpleasant realities. David Nutt must now understand this principle better than anyone. Until a few weeks ago he was the chairman of the U.K.'s Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs— an independent expert body that provides scientific advice to the British government on drug-related issues, including recommendations on how to classify the dangers of cannabis (marijuana), Ecstasy and other drugs of abuse. On Oct. 30, he was summarily fired from his position by British Home Secretary Alan Johnson for giving the government advice and then criticizing it for not taking it.
That advice concerned the thorny issue of reclassification, of cannabis in particular. Few subjects illustrate the divide between conservatives and liberals more starkly than drugs, and cannabis is the drug that provokes the most heated debate. People may argue about whether all drugs should be legalized, but they generally agree that heroin and cocaine are dangerous substances that can have severe psychotropic effects. Cannabis, however, is viewed so differently by liberals and conservatives that one's opinion on its harmful effects could serve as a shibboleth for distinguishing the two philosophies. Most liberals consider marijuana a relatively harmless recreational drug, along the lines of alcohol but less addictive and not socially damaging, whereas most conservatives regard it as a tool of the devil— a drug that, in addition to producing all manner of terrible side-effects, is guaranteed to lead its user down a slippery slope to even more dangerous drugs.
In Britain, cannabis originally was classified in 1971 in The Misuse of Drugs Act as a Class B drug. The category was created specifically for cannabis and some other drugs (such as amphetamines), as a compromise between those who thought cannabis was as dangerous as heroin (Class A) and those who thought it was a "soft" drug like the benzodiazepines (Class C). After several abortive attempts to reclassify it as Class C, marijuana officially was downgraded in 2004. Nutt's ACMD was the group that made the recommendation for that downgrading. (These classifications can have significant consequences: If cannabis is a Class B drug, people convicted of possessing it can face up to five years in prison.) However, in 2008, then-Home Secretary Jacqui Smith rejected the advice from the ACMD to keep cannabis at Class C and moved it back to Class B, despite the council's extensive review of evidence concerning its long-term effects, including any link to mental illness.
Nutt reacted angrily to this decision and earlier this year publicly accused ministers of "devaluing and distorting" the scientific evidence over illicit drugs by their decision to reclassify cannabis to Class B against the advice of the ACMD. In deciding to speak out, he was probably also stung by the government's decision, in February, to veto another ACMD recommendation, after a review of 4,000 papers on the subject, that the drug Ecstasy be downgraded from Class A. This public criticism prompted his dismissal from his post as head of the committee, a government action that has ignited a firestorm of editorials and comment, including predictable references to the Catholic Church's prosecution of Galileo in 1633. (For a set of links, see www.guardian.co.uk/uk/david-nutt.)
No one questions the government's legal right to sack someone they appoint; the issue is the cause. It can't be a question of competence: David Nutt is certainly well qualified. A professor at both the University of Bristol and Imperial College London, he is a specialist in the psychopharmacology of depression, addiction, insomnia and other psychiatric disorders. The stated reason for his dismissal was that, by going public with his dissent, he made it impossible for the government to send a clear and consistent message about drugs to the public.
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If there is one thing Pete Wells' caustic New York Times review of Guy's American Kitchen and Bar did for Guy Fieri's Times Square restaurant it's generate buzz. From Twitter to the conference room, Flavor Town has been on the tip of everyone's tongue for the past two days — and Hollywood.com's headquarters is no exception. Along with the rest of the New York Times-reading, Today show-watching, grub-loving population, we couldn't stop talking about Fieri and his, as Anthony Bourdain so gracefully put it, "terror dome." The one question that was heard echoing throughout our office was, "Could it really be that bad?" Naturally, we had to find out for ourselves. So lunch today for Kelsea Stahler and myself took place at Guy's American Kitchen and Bar.
Even in the wake of a foodie scandal — or as close to a scandal this industry gets — it was business as usual today at 220 West 44th Street. The place was hopping, filled to the brim with hungry tourists and business lunches. According to a restaurant employee, who was instructed to stay neutral on the topic, "Today was just a normal day."
But for passersby and diners alike, the Times review and its fallout was never very far from anyone's mind. A man from Columbus, Ohio, told us as he casually perused the menu outside with his wife, "We knew about [Fieri], we had seen him on the food channel." His wife chimed in, "Yeah, I knew he had a restaurant here before we saw the review." She added, "We saw him on the Today show this morning. I thought he did an excellent job, stood up for himself." And, despite the potential diners' familiarity with the scathing review and the fact that much of the food on the menu "look[ed] kind of heavy," the two headed inside for a bite.
Rishi Sharma and Alex Wolfe, young professional New Yorkers working in the finance industry, cited Wells' review as the sole reason they and a friend chose to make the trek across town to Guy's American for lunch. And the verdict: Not so bad. Sharma (who enjoyed the pork sliders, mac and cheese, and calamari appetizer) said of his experience, "The food was good, our service was very good. The food was flavorful, our waiters were very attentive. The ambience was like a normal, mid-sized, good old fashioned American chain. So I walked away thinking it was a good experience."
But that doesn't mean the review was forgotten. In fact, Wells' critiques formed the foundation for Wolfe and Sharma's lunchtime chatter. "We were just saying over lunch that we're all foodies. No one is more discriminating and can be scathing in their criticism than us," Wolfe said. "But come on, it's a mid-sized, mid-priced, chain restaurant and for that I think it's very good. And I think the review, as entertaining as it was to read, was pretty unfair, pretty over the top. And almost kind of… you think about the New York Times being the gold standard in journalism and all that, and I thought that that review was so over the top that it almost compromised their integrity. And that comes from three vicious food critics."
A couple who wished to be identified as "Native New Mexicans" also said the were inspired to check out Guy's American after reading Wells' review. "I watch Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. And it was such a scathing review that it was like, Could it really be that bad? So we decided to come and see how bad it was," the wife offered. The couple also echoed Wolfe and Sharma's faint praise of the cuisine at Guy's American. "I thought it was typical bar-type food that was fine. I had the tortilla soup which tasted good. My waitress was cute and nice and friendly," the woman said. (She later clarified, "My tortilla soup was good, but I was warned that it was spicy and — we're from New Mexico, we know what spicy is — it wasn't that spicy. It was tasty, but it wasn't spicy.") Both agreed that the apple crumble (called "House Made Granny Apple Crumble," $11) was the best thing they ate.
Thanks to the review's instant viral popularity, news of its vitriol spread beyond the restaurant's haven on 44th street and into the wilds of Times Square. There we found Jennifer, a young woman visiting New York from Santa Monica, who knew much of the review. "I thought [the review] was pretty funny. I mean, I haven't eaten there, so I don't know, but my instinct is that it was fair. I think there's room in reviews to be creative." Would she be stopping by to see how things were for herself? "I was actually thinking about taking a picture and tweeting it and saying, 'I've heard a lot of buzz about this place. Maybe I should check it out.' But I wouldn't actually eat there."
The question at the heart of this whole debacle is whether the Times was right to hold Guy's American to the same standard as they would the "fine dining" restaurants they usually review. Can we expect the same things from Guy Fieri's curation of greasy American bar food located smack dab in the middle of tourist trap Times Square that we would from Thomas Keller or Wylie Dufresne? Although she enjoyed chuckling at Wells' review, Jennifer thinks not. "I get his brand and I'm sure that the people that would want to eat at his restaurant wouldn't feel the same way that a New York Times reviewer would," she said.
She added, "I mean, it's kind of like reviewing Applebees, right? So I bet that for people who love Guy Fieri and really follow his brand it's going to be just great. And I think that a lot of people who are tourists, especially in Times Square, that's the kind of expectations you have."
And indeed, Jennifer has a point. In waiting to question unsuspecting diners as they exited the restaurant, we witnessed Beth Mowry and Abbey Brown, two young women from Ohio, walk up to the menu posted outside the door, take a gander, and go inside — only to exit two minutes later. "What made you decide not to eat there?" we asked. They gleefully responded, "We're going to, we made a reservation for tomorrow!" While Brown admitted she had read Wells' review earlier that day — "I think it was a little harsh. I mean, if he didn't like it he should give them a bad review, but the things that he said were a little extreme," she said — Mowry was simply a fan of Fieri's. "We just passed by, happened to notice the name with the sign and wanted to check it out," she said. Both agreed, "We watch his show and enjoy it."
Let's now kick it back to our initial query, "Could it really be that bad?" The general opinion seems to say no, not really.
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Clay and Susan Griffith - Vampire Earth: The Kingmakers
George R.R. Martin ed. - Wildcards I
Blake Charlton - Spellbound
Katharine Kerr - A Time of Omens
Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson - Hellhole
Excited to finish the Vampire Earth trilogy. Good series. I hope they reissue all the old Wildcard novels. I'll buy'em.
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Preordered: Labyrinth of Dreaming Books - Walter Moers.
Looking forward to this after liking The City of Dreaming Books so much.
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Trinity Rising - Elspeth Cooper
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The Alchemist of Souls - Anne Lyle
Conan the Barbarian (movie tie-in edition) - Robert E. Howard
September 29th, 2012, 09:52 PM #1339
David Chandler - Den of Thieves; A Thief in the Night; Honor Among Thieves- The Ancient Blades Trilogy
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A Book of Horrors ed. Stephen Jones
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I'm thinking about scuttling my previous plans and reading the Jones right after I finish Laird Barron's The Croning.
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Kate Elliott - Cold Fire
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Darynda Jones - First Grave on the Right
Stephen R. Lawhead - Taliesin
Seanan McGuire - Ashes of Honor
Stefan Petrucha - Dead Mann Walking
Diana Rowland - Even White Trash Zombies Get the Blues
Tad Williams - River of Blue Fire ; Sea of Silver Light ; Shadowplay ; Shadowrise
October 15th, 2012, 09:03 PM #1344
Jim Butcher - White Night
Charlaine Harris - Dead in the Family
Katharine Kerr - The Gold Falcon
Gail Carriger - Blameless
Gregory Maguire - Wicked ; Son of a Witch
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A friend loaned me The Warlord of the Air a couple of years ago and I thought it was great fun. Now I need to find The Land Leviathan and read that before getting to this.
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I've recently bought:
London Falling - Paul Cornell (pre-purchase)
A Blink of the Screen - Sir Terry Pratchett
Father Gaetano's Puppet Catechism - Mike Mignola & Christopher Golden; Illustrated by Mike Mignola
The Emperor's Knife - Mazarkis Williams (and I've won a copy of the sequel, Knife Sworn)
Cloud Atlas - David Mitchell
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Along with this collection I've recently picked up collections by Sarah Monette and Holly Phillips, I look forward to the upcoming collection by Ekaterina Sedia and still have one I haven't read yet by Theodora Goss. Add that I'd like to track down collections by Angela Slatter and Lisa Tuttle, and I'm slightly surprised by how many women are writing works right in my area of interest, where horror and fantasy intersect.
Randy M.
November 11th, 2012, 06:42 AM #1348
Just these five:
Diana Wynne Jones - Howl's Moving Castle
Paul S. Kemp - The Hammer and the Blade
Mark Lawrence - Prince of Thorns
L.E. Modesitt, Jr. - Scholar
Erin Morgenstern - The Night Circus
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Suzanne Collins - Catching Fire; Mockingjay
Daniel Abraham - The King's Blood
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Modeling of Different Shaped Micro-Cantilevers Used as Chemical SensorsG. Louarn, M. Collet, and S. Cuenot
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Getting everyone in the family involved with a hobby can really get everyone in the home in on something together. If you want to promote togetherness in your family, an enjoyable hobby may be just the ticket. Continue reading for some helpful tips on finding hobbies that you will enjoy.
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Do you like taking pictures? It's a great pastime that can bring people together. Buy a digital camera, then allow the kids to get wild. Some of the pictures they take may surprise you. Everybody can take their turn with your camera. You can relax later and see what you took.
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If you would like to involve a young child in a hobby, think about what they might love to do. Dance classes are a good choice for a child who enjoys dancing, while a child who loves trains will surely love a model train set with books about trains.
Take up fitness as a hobby. You can combine many of these types of hobbies. You may want to join a gym as well as participate in various sports. Maybe you will start swimming. Health comes along with fitness.
What interests you? If you don't have any hobbies, sit and think for a second about the things you like. For example, if you love watching movies, you may want to make or edit videos.
There are many reasons why people choose woodworking as a hobby. This is an enjoyable pastime. Also, you can give away your work as a present or use in your own home. Use your woodworking hobby to save money on furniture and make some money on the side.
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Could the Linux trolls please stop with the trolling? This is a thread about KMS getting into OpenSolaris, not an operating system war thread.
P.S. Oracle is buying Sun, so I wonder what will happen to btrfs given that they already have ZFS...
P.S. Oracle is using Solaris too, so it's possible they won't let it just die:
There are substantial long-term strategic customer advantages to Oracle owning two key Sun software assets: Java and Solaris.
If you don't see a point it doesn't mean others don't see it too. I don't care what system are you using.
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By Liam Moakes Thursday 27 December 2012 Updated: 02/01 12:56
REDDITCH UNITED entertain mid-table Gosport Borough tomorrow seeking the victory which would almost almost certainly lift them out of the Evo-Stik Southern League Premier Division bottom two.
Simon Redhead's side looked on course to secure a hard earned point at promotion-chasing Stourbridge on Boxing Day but a deserved 87th minute winner for the Glassboys from James McPike meant they returned empty-handed and remain a point below the safety mark.
The Reds, whose home match against Hitchin Town on Saturday was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, were always second best but an inspired display from keeper Brad Catlow had looked set to earn them a precious point until the late intervention of substitute McPike sealed a 1-0 win for the hosts.
Given the disparity in league positions between the sides, it was little surprise the visitors came for a draw and the brilliance of Catlow as well as solid defending gave them every chance of achieving their objective.
As early as the second minute Catlow produced a superb save to tip over Drew Canavan's close range strike, but he was a mere spectator midway through the first half when Ben Billingham's 25-yard strike crashed against the underside of the bar before rolling away to safety.
The one-way traffic continued in the second period as former Redditch striker Luke Benbow saw a shot deflected wide before Catlow's brilliant reactions thwarted Leon Broadhurst's header from a cross from another ex-United man, Lee Osborne.
Reds midfielder Stuart Hendrie opened up his old side with a fine through ball midway through the second half as Redditch finally threatened, but young Leavi Oshungbure shot wastefully wide from the chance.
McPike then twice came very close to putting the hosts ahead before the winner finally arrived when Billingham chipped in a free kick and McPike got to the ball first among a crowd of players before firing it past Catlow.
Redditch are also in action on January 1 (3pm) when mid-table Banbury United visit the Valley Stadium.
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Tomorrow Alvechurch host Tividale before travelling to Highgate United on January 2 (7.45pm), whilst Studley entertain Westfields tomorrow before travelling to leaders Stratford Town on January 2 (7.45pm).
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PRESS RELEASE: Be A Red Shirt on IDW's CBLDF "Star Trek" Benefit Comic Cover
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Comics A.M. - Stan Lee to Receive Visual-Effects Award
Visual Effects Society to honor Stan Lee! CBLDF raises $12,500 at New York Comic Con! Nominations open for Will Eisner Spirit of Comics Retailer Award! Plus much more!
NYCC EXCLUSIVE: d'Errico & Dysart Get All-Star Help On "Helmetgirls"
In conjunction with a new Kickstarter campaign, Camilla d'Errico and Joshua Dysart tap Ashley Wood, David Mack, Cameron Stewart and more for the art on "Helmetgirls: Origins" as they also aide the CBLDF.
APE: The CBLDF Protects Comics from the Man
Charles Brownstein, executive director of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, gave APE attendees a history of comics censorship, including the case of a fan facing jail time and sex offender registration.
PRESS RELEASE: CBLDF Continues Membership Drives with Incentives by Frank Miller, Karen Berger and Babymouse
CBLDF Takes Ownership of Comics Code Authority
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has received the intellectual property rights to the Comics Code Authority, announcing plans to continue licensing products bearing the legendary seal.
PRESS RELEASE: CBLDF Launches Be Counted Membership Drive
PRESS RELEASE: "Our Love is Real" Auctions and Events to Benefit CBLDF
PRESS RELEASE: Creators and Retailers Unite for CBLDF "Liberty Annual 2011" Signings
PRESS RELEASE: Dale Cendali Appointed Secretary of CBLDF Board of Directors
Schreck Enlists for the CBLDF's "Liberty Annual 2011"
Editor Bob Schreck assembles Mark Waid, Frank Quitely, Craig Thompson and more comic book luminaries to contribute to Image Comics' "CBLDF Liberty Annual 2011" with an EXCLUSIVE look at Waid and Jeff Lemire's story.
PRESS RELEASE: Image to Release "CBLDF Liberty Annual 2011" Benefit Anthology
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Image has released artwork and solicitation information for new comics on sale in October 2011, including new issues of "The Walking Dead," "The Infinite," "Chew," "Morning Glories," the new "Pilot Season," and more!
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A U.S. citizen faces criminal charges of possession and importation of child pornography due to comics found by Canadian customs officers.
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Charles Brownstein and the CBLDF hosted a panel of professionals at Wondercon to speak about the end of the Comics Code Authority and how it affected comics recently and in the past.
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Artist Molly Crabapple spoke with CBR News about last week's Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School "Transmetropolitan"-themed event held to benefit the CBLDF and the Hero Initiative.
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CBLDF benefit book "Liberty Comics" returns this year thanks to Image Comics and editor Larry Marder who spoke with us about the CBLDF's importance and shared an exclusive look at Darick Robertson's cover.
CBLDF Auctions Lunch With Geoff Johns
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund is auctioning a special one-on-one lunch with DC Entertainment CCO Geoff Johns. The one hour lunch date will take place at next week's Comic-Con International in San Diego.
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Lessons in Revolution: Family fun day a big draw at Rollinsford historic home
Monday, January 7, 2013
ROLLINSFORD — Residents of the Seacoast are becoming more familiar with the Colonel Paul Wentworth house. "This is very exciting," said Kim Damtoft, a representative of the circa 1701 house in Rollinsford. "Each successive program we hold brings more new people to the house. Today is a huge success."
Sheehan was accompanied by his 11-year-old brother Cody, a Dover Middle School student, and their friends Cam and Nick Rozzo. The boys and Sue Sheehan were sampling some food of the period and commenting on all the Revolutionary War clothing and armament displayed.
Said Cody," I really enjoy the hands on approach, allowing us to touch the uniforms and have their uses explained." Nick liked "the timeline the uniforms told us about," while Cam was also impressed with the "hands on opportunity to hold one of the rifles used during that time," he said while hefting a weapon that weighed approximately 17 pounds.
The guns and clothing came under the purview of 2nd Regiment member Matt Payson. He is a member of a group of recreators and students of Revolutionary lore, specifically the Regiment, which was formed in 1775 and served as part of the Continental Army fighting in at least eight battles.
Peyson described a progression of hardships faced by the soldiers, showing the hard tack biscuits they ate, their "frying pans" which were actually small shovels, and illustrating that many soldiers were issued one pair of boots and if they wore out, "the soldiers went barefoot."
He also described the daily ration of rum they received as "like today's Advil. The soldiers had so many hard marches and battles that the rum acted like a pain reliever of today."
St. Thomas Aquinas High School's long time lacrosse coach was accompanied by Dylan Balch a Rollinsford Elementary School student. Balch said "I have always been interested in the history of the war, and here it is in front of me."
Ten-year-old Mia Smith, a Berwick Academy fifth-grader found the day to be "interesting and educational in a fun way," while her friend Olivia Watson, who attends Rollinsford Grade School, found it "wonderful that they have a house from way back then so we can learn from it."
Dominic Perkins, a fifth-grader at Kittery's Shapleigh School, was a first time visitor, having won a book on the Revolutionary clothing from his teacher, Miss Sheldon. The book, Soldier of the Revolutionary War: a Visual Reference, was written by Denis Hambucken and Bill Payson, both of whom were in attendance in full uniform. Said an awed Dominic, "I really enjoyed your book." Mother Dawn Perkins echoed her son's pleasure. "I didn't know this place was here, we will definitely be back."


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In a post last week I talked about Forbes.com's growing audience and our excitement about things to come. I included two charts. The first showed the site's relentless traffic gains as measured by Omniture, a widely used industry reporting tool. The second, from comScore, measured our domestic audience. comScore just released its worldwide numbers, putting Forbes at 24.5 million unique monthly users in January (the green line in the chart below), up 43% from a year earlier. The chart also shows we've doubled our audience since June 2010, when we started to transform Forbes.com from a Web site into a publishing platform.
Everything about our platform is different, from the home page — the digital front door to our brand — to our unique content model. A few months back, I discussed why 1,000 Home Pages were actually better than one in the era of social media. We have 1,000 content creators — journalists, authors, academics, topic experts and business leaders — building individual brands under the FORBES umbrella brand. Yesterday, we launched new home pages, or side doors, for each of them — and our BrandVoice partners, too. These new individualized home pages serve as a jumping off point to a contributor's posts, photos, videos, comments and more. Here's my page. My favorite feature is the archive tab, which provides easy access to all my past posts.
We're never done releasing new products. Our development road map stretches into 2014. As for the new home pages, we'll already planning new features and functionality. Here's an interactive timeline that captures a lot of what we've done over the past few years.