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Festival of Power 2015
Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th April 2015
An action packed Easter weekend of family Drag Racing entertainment including Top Fuel Dragsters, Nitro Funny Cars, Jet Cars and National Drag Racing. Plus all things powerful off track including Monster Trucks, Stunt Displays and more.
Festival of Power 2014 Highlights
What's on at Festival of Power 2015:
Top Fuel Shootout
Three 300mph, 10,000bhp Top Fuel Dragsters will be competing, piloted by Jari Halinen, Duncan Micaleff and Liam Jones. (All days)
Birgitte Bremnes will also be making licensing passes in a Top Fuel Dragster during Festival of Power.
Jet Car Shootout
Multiple Jet vehicles will be running side by side over the 1/8th mile as well as 1/4 mile solo runs each day including Martin Hill's Fireforce 3 funny car & Fireforce 5 dragster, Gerd Habermann's Dragon Hunter funny car and Julian Webb's dragster. (All days)
Nitro Funny Cars
The Festival of Power will host the first round of the 2015 European Funny Car Series. (All days)
National Drag Racing Championships
A huge variety of race cars and bikes will be competing in the first round of National Drag Racing championships. (All days)
MSA Pro Mod
0-240 mph in under 6 seconds! That's what these cars are capable of! Full-bodied, full-sized cars with massive engines and monster attitude. Pro Mod is the MSA National Drag Racing Championship class. More info at MSADragRacing.com. (All days)
For descriptions of the various Drag Racing classes have a look at the Classes page, in the Drag Racing section of this site.
Pit Access
Unlike other motorsport venues the public are able to walk around the pits and watch the crews work on their cars and bikes. (All days)
Alongside the drag racing there will be demonstration vehicles galore! Promising high-octane excitement both on and off the track for a true "motorsport extravaganza" including Monster Trucks, Stunt Shows, Air Displays and more.
The Pinders Circus will be bringing a dazzling family circus show to Festival of Power with performers ready to astound young and old alike. (All days)
Monster Trucks
There will be Monster Truck carnage each day from two of the country's top Monster Trucks, Santa Pod's own Podzilla and Swamp Thing. (All days)
Drift Show
Drifters Team Maximum Lock from Malta will be performing their synchronised, close formation driving, drift show. (All days)
Freestyle Motocross
Broke FMX will be performing gravity defying tricks as they jump their motocross bikes between ramps. (Sat only)
The Adrenaline Tour
Ex world championship motocross rider Jason Smyth brings an awesome Quad and Motorcycle Stunt show. (Sun only)
Jez Avery
Jez will be performing his amazing show on 4 wheels, 2 wheels, 1 wheel and even no wheels! (Fri only)
Stunt Rider
Top freestyle motorcycle stunt rider Lee Bower will be wowing the crowds with his jaw-dropping motorbike stunts. (All days)
Peugeot 205 Jet Car
Herve Franquin's will be bringing his Peugeot 205 Jet Car all the way from France to warm up the crowds at the Live Action Arena.
(All days)
BMX Displays
BMX ramp and flatland displays from "Style Bicycle" riders including multiple UK and European champions! Make sure you come and take a look, performances throughout the day. (All days)
The Aerobatic Project
Performing dynamic and stylish displays in a Pitts Special biplane, Lauren Richardson is one of the most talented and accomplished aerobatic pilots in the UK and one of the youngest at just 27. (Fri only)
The Grace Spitfire Air Display
Carolyn Grace is the only woman in the world to own and fly her own Spitfire and will be putting on a display over Santa Pod Raceway. (Sat only)
Team Yakovlevs
This formation and aerobatic display team have earned a reputation for excellence, flying authentic cold war Russian war-bird aircraft in tight formations and exciting aerobatics. (Sun only)
As well as watching the Drag Racing and Stunt Displays there will be plenty more going on at Festival of Power where you can have a go yourself.
Helicopter Pleasure Flights
If you have always wanted to fly in a helicopter then this is your chance with Pleasure Flights around the raceway site available. (Weather permitting. £35 for a standard or £45 for a thrill flight with some sharp turns and drops.)
2 Seater Dragster
Watch as the brave and the lucky get to ride down the strip in the 7 second Santa Pod 2 Seater dragster. See the 2 Seater page for how to book a ride. (All days)
Monster Truck Rides
Rides in the back of the monster truck Red Dragon will be available throughout the day. (All days) (Passengers must be over 3ft tall)
Mini Tanks
As seen on Top Gear and The Gadget Show! Drive some of the world's only miniature off road tanks and experience all the excitement and fun of a real tank. Designed for adults and kids to drive, they are a direct hit for all the family! (All days)
Funfair Rides
Enjoy all the fun of the fair with rides including dodgems and waltzers, arcades, sideshows and more. (All days)
Trade Village
There will be a wide range of traders selling everything from motorsport clothing to model dragsters. (All days)
Gamers Bus
A luxury mobile video gaming venue within a converted Double Decker bus with up to 45 players at once and you can have a go for just a small fee! (All days)
An exciting Robot Wars style experience for all ages where you get to control the robots who can flip other bots and right themselves if flipped. (All days)
Kid's Entertainment
There will be plenty going on for youngsters, including a kids area with Arts & Crafts, Face Painting and Ceramic Workshops plus kids entertainers roaming around site. (All days)
Evening Entertainment
For those camping over with multi-day tickets there is evening entertainment in Fuelers Bar each night with live bands "Pure Tone" on Fri & "Empire" on Sat. (Fri & Sat)
Climbing Wall
If you're an experienced climber or a complete novice, there will be a mobile Climbing Wall with qualified staff on hand to show you what to do. £5 per person for up to 4 climbs. (All days)
Chieftain Tank
Get up close to this iconic vehicle and hear it fire up! The Chieftain was the main battle tank of the UK during the '60s, '70s and '80s. It was one of the most advanced tanks of its era with the most powerful main gun!
Scale Replicas
Mohican Motorsport R/C are bringing us a few scaled down drag vehicles to test out on the drag strip. These nitro (and jet) powered scale models will be taking to the drag strip for the first time, inc a Funny Car, Slingshot, and Bike. (Sat only, scheduled for 9am)
Bars & Caterers
There multiple bars and a range of caterers to suit all tastes on site at Santa Pod Raceway. (All days)
Phone Charging & Lockers
If you're coming for the weekend, a phone charging and locker service will be available on site. Pre-book by visiting recharged myphone.co.uk.
Pre-Pitched Camping Options
Take the stress out of camping and arrive at Santa Pod with your tent already pre-pitched giving you even more time to relax and enjoy the amazing event.
From just £99 + VAT per person come along and enjoy the VIP experience including lunch and balcony viewing. Don't worry if you've already booked your tickets, you can still upgrade for a great day out or a gift. More information on the Hospitality pages.
For details of credit values attributed to tickets for weather affected days please visit the Adverse Weather Ticket Policy.
To Book Tickets please phone 01234 782828 or buy your tickets online.
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The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority has approved a $1 million subsidy to bring at least twelve big concerts to Atlantic City in 2015.
The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority has approved a $1 million subsidy to bring at least twelve big concerts to Atlantic City in 2015.
After spending more than 30 years at what could be argued as the best location in Atlantic City, Trump Plaza is set to close Tuesday, becoming the fourth Atlantic City casino to shut down this year.
All 53 Miss America contestants will be hearing shouts of, "show us your shoes!" this afternoon in the annual parade on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City and you can hear it live here!
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development is spearheading a career fair Sept. 10 to help hundreds of unemployed Atlantic City casino workers find new jobs.
Several news organizations are reporting that Trump Entertainment has filed for bankruptcy this morning - and, the Trump Taj Mahal could close in November.
The release by TMZ of the "Ray Rice - Revel Elevator" video continues to have repercussions. A national commentator is calling for the ouster of three Atlantic County officials.
At a time whereby Atlantic City only seems to be generating negative news, "Hurley in the Morning" has confirmed that an important development is about to occur. This breaking news story is a particularly timely event in light of the recent news that the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Hotel may close in the next two months.
Despite three casino closures in a matter of weeks, Atlantic City's mayor isn't too concerned with a potential spike in crime locally.
What's the future of Atlantic City? Legislative leaders, casino industry officials, local representatives and organized labor will gather in Atlantic City today for a historic summit on the future of the city.
Atlantic City's casino closures aren't only disappointing for the city's own workforce and residents. Neighboring towns are feeling the pain as well.

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I lived in San Francisco/Bay Area for over a decade. I moved to New York City a few years ago to work with a friend on clean energy startups. Very fun and deeply satisfying stuff.
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questions on pita and other flat breads
Do you have any hints on finding a pita bread that easily opens into pockets? DH prefers this type, and also does the shopping. Are the puffy ones more likely to open easily? Is thick better than thin?
The main thing to consider is how fresh they are - check dates before buying. You will generally have a better selection at a Middle Eastern market, but if you are buying at HEB, check for the "best by" date. I tend to buy the whole wheat ones, although they are slightly more difficult to open. If the ones you have are old or stale, spray them with a bit of water before heating them. I heat them on an open flame so that I can stop the heating process before they become toast. How you heat them is also important.
Without a gas burner, I would use a very hot cast iron skillet for heating pita bread. It needs to be heated at a high temperature very quickly. Maybe someone else has another method that works - gas burner is the best, but you can also use the barbeque grill, since that can get very hot.


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'New Moon' Rising: The Billboard Cover Story
By Ann Donahue
Fangs For The Memories
As for the film itself, there's more music in it than "Twilight"; it features roughly 20 cues, Weitz says. "The movie has a lot of spots for music and a lot of spots for score, and we're trying to ride a very delicate balance and not make it wall-to-wall carpeting," he says. "I think there is a threat to modern film in that there's not enough silence. And so it's very rare you actually get to hear the entire song played out." The one song that does play in full during the film, he says, is Yorke's "Hearing Damage," which underscores a fight scene.
Weitz is well-known for pushing music in his movies; he was a producer on last year's "Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist" and he was nominated for an Oscar for best adapted screenplay for the 2002 music-intensive film "About a Boy." "He's got good musical taste and he's very into it," Katz says. "He wasn't just like he was the director out there, he was part of the team."
So to address the question fluttering in a million teenage girl hearts: Why does Pattinson not make an appearance on the second soundtrack?
The answer: He didn't want to. (Sorry, girls.) "We asked if Rob wanted to do it, but his music is kind of his private stuff in a way-as opposed to this huge public dazzle on him on the moment," Katz says. "We wanted to respect that. If he comes to us on the third one and he wants to do something, then we would obviously be delighted."
Right now Pattinson is filming "Eclipse" -- the third book in the "Twilight" series -- in Canada in preparation for a release in summer 2010. Katz and Patsavas are back onboard for the soundtrack album, and while a deal with a record label isn't finalized yet, Katz says, "We would like to work with Atlantic again."
The plot of "Eclipse" provides more rich sonic territory, including a vampire versus werewolf battle and lots of chaste "ragged breathing" between Bella and her supernatural boy toys. In other words, it adheres to the same formula that has sold 70 million copies of Meyer's books worldwide, according to the publisher, Hachette Book Group-an alchemy of hormones and horror that spawned films and soundtracks to feed off the stories' success.
"There's no illusion that it wasn't the 'Twilight' phenomenon that helped make it so successful," Katz says. "While the music is great, if it came out by itself, it wouldn't have the same impact at all."
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Pandora 2013
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- 03/28/2013
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- 5 min 56 sec
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- 4.41 / 5.00
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
Dude, you got some wild composition skills. I could hear a few passes into melodic minor which was a nice little variation on the scale. I think your strongest attribute would have to be the layering. You seem to know your way of spacing the material so within each beat there is always room to hear another instrument.
I know it says demo so I'm marking you at a 5 / 5 for your composing, really REALLY well done.
On another note I would really loved to of heard a bass guitar in this though.
And the guitar tones. As a fellow user of poor recording equipment I understand this issue as well. The guitars tones are too muddy which makes it a deciphering nightmare. When using any EQ, Think about where each instrument focuses on the frequencies. Too many overlapping will cause dB distortion among other un-wanted things.
I really want to check this out again when you finish it.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Definitely really cool, I could see some vocals in this. I got that sort of Black Dahlia Murder vibe on this one. Speed metal, and what not. The guitar solo was pretty impressive as well. Keep it up man! >:)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
For a "Demo" piece this sounds pretty fuckin' complete to me. There is no need for lyrics what so ever in my gods to honest opinion. Everything flow's so well, and the rifts by them self scream LISTEN TO ME NOW BITCH! lol!
I had to listen to this about 4 times before I decided to download it :P Excellent job!
Thanks! I guess I just critique myself to heavily. haha. I'm glad you like it as an instrumental! One day I'll have the version with vocals up, cause it's pretty awesome all together. :P
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This is awesome!


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"We are far enough into this crisis to express our dissatisfaction at how governments have managed the crisis," Giovanni Bisignani told reporters in Paris.
"It took five days to organise a conference call with the ministers of transport," adding later in an interview with BBC radio: "This is a European embarrassment and it's a European mess."
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"Airlines have to provide necessary information to care and to provide care and to reimburse or re-route if necessary," he told a news conference in Belgium.
Gordon Brown, Britain's prime minister, who said he would be looking at the results of the BA test flights, has reacted to the crisis by dispatching several Royal Navy ships to rescue stranded Britons abroad.
Brown said two ships, the HMS Ark Royal and HMS Ocean, would be setting sail on Monday, while assault ship HMS Albion was already en route to Spain, to pick up British troops returning from Afghanistan.
The proposal has caused a stir in the UK where a general election campaign is under way, with the opposition leader David Cameron seeking credit for the idea.
"The idea of using the Royal Navy was actually something the Conservative Party very constructively suggested and I am delighted the government has taken it up," he said.
London's Heathrow airport, one of the first to close due to the volcanic ash cloud, is gearing up to reopen at 21:00 on Tuesday, a source told Al Jazeera.
Imran Khan, Al Jazeera's correspondent at the airport, said it would be a "glimmer of hope" for passengers.
He added that Scotland is opening its airports on Tuesday morning, a sign the UK's airports may be gradually resuming operations.
Fighter jets 'damaged'
Nato has also been involved in the debate over potential risks posed by the volcanic ash, with reports that two fighter jets suffered engine damage after flying through European airspace.
A senior Western diplomat said glasslike deposits were found inside the plane's engines.
"This is a very, very serious matter that in the not too distant future will start having real impact on military capabilities," the unnamed US official said.
But Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Nato's secretary-general, said the volcano had no effect on the military alliance's operations and had no information on damaged fighter jets.
Meanwhile scientists have said Iceland's volcano is spewing out less ash, a sign that Europe's air traffic crisis could soon be over.
"Currently the eruption has diminished markedly," Bryndis Brandsdottir of the University of Iceland told the AFP news agency, based on seismological radar readings.
She said the eruption started decreasing Sunday afternoon, but it had been difficult to monitor the volcano at the time "because of weather and clouds."
David Chater, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, said it appeared there was a fresh lava flow coming out of the volcano, which experts believe is "good news".
"What it means essentially is that the ash itself has formed a cap around the eruptions, which means the ice from the glacier is no longer coming into explosive contact with the lava, with the magma.
"So that phase [of the ash eruptions] they think is now over. But they don't know what is going on below the surface," he said.
But weather experts say wind patterns meant the ash plume is not likely to move far until later in the week, and that a shift in jet stream winds from Thursday could flush it out of most of Europe.
A number of airlines have carried out test flights since the eruption, with Germany's Lufthansa making 11, Dutch carrier nine and Air France seven.
KLM said most European airspace was safe despite the plume of ash, reporting no damage to engines or evidence of dangerous ash concentrations after the test flights.
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I went to bottle some 3 gallons of cider tonight. I've been checking the SG for the part few days. It's been at .999 for a while so I figured it's done.
I siphoned into my bottles and a few of them are fizzing! Is this a sign of continuing fermentation or just some air that into them when I was putting it into the bottles?
I need to know what to do pretty quick.... I have a 12 bottles sitting on my counter with just foil over the tops. Should I go ahead and cork and risk a bottle bomb or leave it like it is? Or am I being a hypochondriac and I'm good to go?
It's probably just some co2 coming out of solution. You didn't prime them or anything, did you?
It should be fine, if the gravity has been stable at .999 for a while. Depending on the OG, and the yeast you use, it could finish as low as .990, though.
If it's been stable at .999 for a week or so, though, I'd go ahead and bottle it. I'd bottle them with beer bottles and bottle caps, though, probably not corks if it's slightly fizzy.
Thanks Yoop, but it's already in wine bottles. I was planning this on being still cider, so no I didn't prime or anything. Even if I wanted to put it in beer bottles, I have no caps for that...
I used an ale yeast, added honey to the cider and had an OG of 1.062 or something like that. A FG of .999 sounded right to me, but now I'm having some doubts. :-(
Well, how long was it in secondary? Maybe it's just gassy cider.
Luckily I took some notes! It went into the primary on 2-21 and into the secondary on 3-13. Today being 5-11 I would think the yeast would have done their thing by now.
Well, yes, it's more than likely done. I usually don't bottle things that are fizzy, because they won't degas in the bottle. Sitting in for two months should have had most of the gas out, though, so you should be fine. Since it's already in the bottle, not much else to do except cork it!
(Next time, though, check to see if it's gassy and either wait a bit, or degas it before bottling!)
Thanks again... I'm going to assume (although we all know what assuming does) that I just got a lot of air into it when I was siphoning. I had a hard time siphoning... you know how that goes sometimes, so it wouldn't surprise me that it got a little aerated.
I'll go ahead and cork but per my girlfriends insistence I'm going to keep the bottles in the bathtub for a couple days (S.W.M.B.O. and all) that way, should things go south, it'll be easy to clean up. I'll just have to remember to move them before I shower, hahaha.
That's not a bad plan! I really don't think you'll have any problems, but it might be a little gassy when you open them, that's all.
Well, I bit the bullet and put the corks in. The bottles are in the tub wrapped in towels right now so we'll see what happens!
I'm happy to report nothing's exploded! After 3 or 4 days it looks like I'm in the clear.
Now I just have to manage to wait a couple months (yeah right) before sampling my cider.


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Pearl Jam releases new single, announces new album drop dateon July 11, 2013 @ 12:45 pm (Updated: 6:37 am - 7/12/13 )
The new album, produced by longtime collaborator Brendan O'Brien, is Pearl Jam's first studio album since the highly acclaimed Backspacer, which was released nearly four years ago in September of 2009.
The band released the first track from the album, "Mind Your Manners" Thursday as well.
The news comes just days after Pearl Jam announced a two-leg, 24-date North American tour that concludes with a KeyArena homecoming December 6.
Public tickets for the KeyArena show and the rest of the tour go on-sale Saturday, July 27 at 10:00 a.m.
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What books did you rely on when you were pregnant? Was there just one that covered everything? Or did you have a few that were favorites? Did your provider give you a book at your first prenatal appointment? There are a dizzying number of pregnancy books out there, and it's hard to decide which ones to buy or borrow.
I really appreciated "The thinking womans guide to pregnancy" by Henci Goer
I also enjoyed reading some of the Spiritual Midwifery books by Ina May Gaskin, more as fluff and out of interest than anything.
Aviva Jill Romm also has a great book called "Naturally Healthy Babies and Children" that I think is very much worth reading during pregnancy. Her "Natural Pregnancy Book" is great also.
I loved The Thinking Woman's Guide to Pregnancy as well. By far my favorite. I also got a Mayo Clinc book about pregnancy from my first provider (I switched during the pregnancy) that I used as a resource on and off. And I liked The Pregnancy Book by Dr. Sears.
In addition to my midwife's recommendation of Birthing from Within, I have been enjoying Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn.
BfW is focused on touchy-feely ideas for managing your inner voice and empowering yourself during pregnancy and labor. some if it is a little too new-agey for me but the labor management chapters are practical. I haven't put it to use yet though so who knows - it may not give me the tools I really need, but I feel it is a good starting point and now it is my job to practice its suggestions.
PCN, in my opinion, completely rocks. As the name implies, it covers more than just pregnancy and manages to strike a good balance between natural and interventional strategies. Its authors try not to endorse one side or the other, but treat unmedicated birth as a completely realistic option. It's recently updated with new facts and figures. I work in the medical industry and do a lot of data analysis myself, which sets some high standards for pregnancy and birth books to meet - this one really impressed me. I got a copy of Yuor Pregnancy Week by Week from a colleague, and found it much less helpful and not as comprehensive.
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kimble-I also have Birthing from Within at home and am a little hesitant about the new-agey parts and the art projects I have heard about. But I have heard good things about it and I plan on reading it soonish. I'm glad to hear you found certain sections very helpful.
I enjoyed Ina May's Guide to Childbirth for it's ideas and theories. I sometimes refer to The Complete Book of Pregnancy and Childbirth by Sheila Kitzinger when I have specific questions. My company has a program that is sending me a free copy of the Mayo Clinic book, so I am looking forward to checking that out.
The Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birth by Henci Goer is good for partner's too. My surro-babies parents (mom and dad) read it and both enjoyed it. Perhaps others will have some suggestions for partner books.
Hey I'm in Montana too!! I love Ina May's guide to Childbirth, and Nina Planck's Real Food for Mother and Baby :)
Out of the ones that I've read, I have to say I liked the books by Penny Simkin the best. Probably the most generically useful of her books is Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn. A good one for partners is The Birth Partner: A Complete Guide to Childbirth for Dads, Doulas, and All Other Labor Companions.
Another good book I remember was one that was geared towards working mothers (don't remember the title or author on that one), but it was very useful, in navigating that landscape (and figuring out how breastfeeding, childcare, and all that stuff works when you're working, not staying at home).
I was also going to suggest The Birth Partner by Penny Simkin. Not terribly fascinating in the way it is written, but very useful and directed towards partners.
Sara Buckley - Gentle Birth Gentle Mothering is also a great book by a doctor in Australia who had an unassisted footling breech. Her husband was there and he is also a doctor but it sounded like he was terrified. I love this book because, along with great information to make informed decisions she talks about her own personal experiences with her four children.
I really enjoyed Birth Matters by Ina May Gaskin - very inspiring stories. I also recommend The Baby Book by Bill & Martha Sears.
I liked birth matters too but not specifically as a pregnancy book, her others are much better for pregnancy. Birth matters is more for any woman I think rather than directed at pregnant women. It does have good info for pregnancy too of course but I'd read the others while pregnant before this one.
I LOVED Birthing From Within, Real Food for Mother & Baby, and Susan Weed's Herbal for the Childbearing Year (I think that's what it's called...)
Naomi Stadlen book What Mothers Do is different from other "baby manuals" because there is no training method. There is simply the mother to mother validation that this moment with your baby is unique and should be treated as such. Instead of the million suggestion of what TO do, Stadlen beautifully describes how a mother doing "nothing" is actually doing everything by giving herself to her baby. I highly recommend it.
Here's another vote for Penny Simkin's The Birth Partner. I read The Birth Partner several years ago during my doula training and gave it to my husband to read a bit at a time throughout my pregnancy. It really helped him to imagine what our birth might realistically look/feel/sound like, gave him some concrete ways to be helpful during labor, and as a bonus spurred a lot of late night conversations between the two of us about our baby's development and coming birth. All in all, two thumbs way up!
I read a lot of books while I was training to be a doula and the one that I felt most compelled to revisit while I was pregnant was Ina May Gaskin's Spiritual Midwifery, for all of the wonderful, inspiring, empowering birth stories. Also, I wish that I had thought to revisit a breastfeeding book before my daughter was born! LLL's The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding and Kathelen Huggins' The Nursing Mother's Companion are my favorites. My first week or two establishing breastfeeding were challenging because my daughter was an extremely enthusiastic nurser but wasn't latched on in an ideal way and I was beyond sore...once I thought to pull out a book and review the section on controlling how your baby latches on, I was able to correct her latch. After a few days my nipples healed and we've been great since then. I just highly recommend adding a breastfeeding book to your "to read" list while still pregnant to try and avoid my mistake!
I made the mistake in my first pregnancy to devour all kinds of pregnancy books, and avoiding the last chapter all together, and I thought i was going to have a natural birth just by writing it on my birth plan! HA!
So first of all congratulations for asking likeminded women for suggestions, and second, don't even read about pregnancy, it's fun and all, but you know the most important things already, but DO read about birth (don't be like me)
My first birth, then, was an induced two day ordeal that ended in c-section, and I probably deserved it. I guess I was going in thinking baby just comes out, or doctor just takes baby out... Wiser, and obsessed over vaginal birth after cesarian during my second pregnancy, I searched for the right kind of birthing books, and Ina May Gaskin's books we're a blessing.
It may seem silly that you can learn so much about something so natural to your body by reading... but because our society has isolated births into hospitals and drugged the women for decades, we do have to read in order to regain that knowledge that our mothers haven't passed on to us.
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I'm thinking about adding 2 apple trees to my collection. I have lots of good eating apples, but would like to add two good cooking apples to the mix. I am intrigued by Calville Blanc (Calville Blanc d'Hiver) and Belle de Boskoop, but their chill hour requirement might be a tad high for me (I'm probably not over 600 ch here). Not sure if these would cross pollinate each other, as they're about a month apart for ripening times, but they sound like they are very good apples for cooking and desserts. Any comments about these two varieties or any other suggestions for good cooking apples that might have some history behind them?
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Your Anna is one of the best cooking apples. The green apples Mutsu, and of course Granny Smith if you want an apples to stay firm which I do. Jonagold to me is one of the best. In my zone 8b I have a dwarf Jonagold setting a good amount of apples for the first time on 650 chill hours so I can't confirm the quality yet.
There are people up north that believe a good cooking apple should turn to mush so you might want to specify what you call a good cooking apple.
Have you tried canning apple pie filling? Handy to have around.
Thanks, Randy. I have used my Annas in pies before, and they're pretty good. No, don't want my apple to turn to mush, no so much thinking about apple sauce but more for desserts I guess. And yes, that's exactly what I want to do, can some apple pie filling for desserts. We have a very nice farm & garden supply store here as well as a garden center that carry a full array of canning supplies, so that's pretty cool. Not something I expected to see in S. Calif. beach area, lol!!
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Patty, the one item you need to track down is clearjel. Even though canning is big around here I still have to mail order it. The canned apple, and I hope cherry pie filling is great to have around. I am using a quart tonight with an unexpected house guest coming an apple crisp will be perfect.
Golden Delicious is another baking great apple for pies and such.
Belle de Boskoop sure sounds good doesn't it?
Cleargel, okay. I'll get it ordered off of Amazon.com, then. Good to know. Excited about canning, again. I used to can with my mom way back. And yes, the Belle de Boskoop as well as the Calville Blanc sounds great. I have 17 varieties of pears, most are heirloom, so it's kind of fun to have a little piece of history on my property :-)
Patty S.
Patty, I wonder if we choose a ripe Anna in a different way?
I like them like the Anna apple I have pictured at the top of my blog. A nice pink blush with still a green background. In the classic sense I guess they are not ripe yet when I pick them. My Granddaughter loves them that way too.
Well, I think I probably pick mine a bit riper, only because I like all my fruit on the sweeter side. Not a fan of tart apples much. Now, my hubby likes them nice and tart, but her grew up back east (MA), and I think he's used to eating much more tart apples than little old Calif. me :-) And, what is your blog? Don't see a link to it.
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Dummy me. Here is my blog.
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- Nigel Ewan
- Kelsey McClellan
- Patrick Moore
Contributed by Nigel Ewan