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Better on Toast: Happiness on a Slice of Bread
Hot or cold, savory or sweet--there's nothing better than fresh, flavorful ingredients on a slice of perfectly toasted bread! Toasts are the ideal meal, whether you need a handheld lunch, a creative buffet for hungry guests, or a craveable midnight snack. Better on Toast features more than seventy elegantly simple recipes for toasts to appeal to every taste--from Hot Miso Crab to Shaved Asparagus with Serrano-Basil Butter to Lavender Ricotta. Jill Donenfeld layers flavors and uses quality, wholesome ingredients to make each recipe stand out, while her magical toasting techniques bring out the best in every bread, from thick-cut brioche to hearty grain to her signature gluten-free Quinoa Millet Bread.
Children of the Stone: The Power of Music in a Hard Land
It is an unlikely story. Ramzi Hussein Aburedwan, a child from a Palestinian refugee camp, confronts an occupying army, gets an education, masters an instrument, dreams of something much bigger than himself, and then, through his charisma and persistence, inspires scores of others to work with him to make that dream real. The dream: a school to transform the lives of thousands of children-as Ramzi's life was transformed-through music. Musicians from all over the world came to help. A violist left the London Symphony Orchestra, in part to work with Ramzi at his new school, Al Kamandjati. An aspiring British opera singer moved to the West Bank to teach voice lessons. Daniel Barenboim, the eminent Israeli conductor, invited Ramzi to join his West Eastern Divan Orchestra, which he founded with the late Palestinian intellectual, Edward Said. Since then the two have played together frequently. "Ramzi has transformed not only his life, his destiny, but that of many other people," Barenboim said. "This is an extraordinary collection of children from all over Palestine that have all been inspired and opened to the beauty of life." Children of the Stone chronicles Ramzi's journey-from stone thrower to music student to school founder-and shows how through his love of music he created something lasting and beautiful in a land torn by violence and war. This is a story about the power of music, first, but also about freedom and conflict, determination and vision. It's a vivid portrait of life amid checkpoints and military occupation, a growing movement of nonviolent resistance, the prospects of musical collaboration across the Israeli-Palestinian divide, and the potential of music to help children everywhere see new possibilities for their lives.
Fed, White, and Blue: Finding America with My Fork
Simon Majumdar is probably not your typical idea of an immigrant. As he says, "I'm well rested, not particularly poor, and the only time I ever encounter 'huddled masses' is in line at Costco." But immigrate he did, and thanks to a Homeland Security agent who asked if he planned to make it official, the journey chronicled in Fed, White, and Blue was born. In it, Simon sets off on a trek across the United States to find out what it really means to become an American, using what he knows best: food. Simon stops in Plymouth, Massachusetts, to learn about what the pilgrims ate (and that playing Wampanoag football with large men is to be avoided); a Shabbat dinner in Kansas; Wisconsin to make cheese (and get sprayed with hot whey); and LA to cook at a Filipino restaurant in the hope of making his in-laws proud. Simon attacks with gusto the food cultures that make up America--brewing beer, farming, working at a food bank, and even finding himself at a tailgate. Full of heart, humor, history, and of course, food, Fed, White, and Blue is a warm, funny, and inspiring portrait of becoming American.
Galileo's Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists, and the Search for Justice in Science
An impassioned defense of intellectual freedom and a clarion call to intellectual responsibility, Galileo's Middle Finger is one American's eye-opening story of life in the trenches of scientific controversy. For two decades, historian Alice Dreger has led a life of extraordinary engagement, combining activist service to victims of unethical medical research with defense of scientists whose work has outraged identity politics activists. With spirit and wit, Dreger offers in Galileo's Middle Finger an unforgettable vision of the importance of rigorous truth seeking in today's America, where both the free press and free scholarly inquiry struggle under dire economic and political threats.
I Found My Friends: The Oral History of Nirvana
I Found My Friends recreates the short and tempestuous times of Nirvana through the musicians and producers who played and interacted with the band. The guides for this trip didn't just watch the life of this legendary band--they lived it. Soulsby interviewed over 150 musicians from bands that played and toured with Nirvana, including well-known alternative and grunge bands like Dinosaur Jr., The Dead Kennedys, and Butthole Surfers, as well as scores of smaller, but no less fascinating bands. In this groundbreaking look at a legendary band, readers will see a more personal history of Nirvana than ever before, including Nirvana's consideration of nearly a dozen previously unmentioned candidates for drummer before settling on David Grohl, a recounting of Nirvana's famously disastrous South American shows from never-before-heard sources on Brazilian and Argentine sides, and the man who hosted the first ever Nirvana gig's recollections of jamming with the band at that inaugural event. I Found My Friends relives Nirvana's meteoric rise from the days before the legend to through their increasingly damaged superstardom. More than twenty years after Kurt Cobain's tragic death, Nick Soulsby removes the posthumous halo from the brow of Kurt Cobain and travels back through time to observe one of rock and roll's most critical bands as no one has ever seen them before.
So You've Been Publicly Shamed
From the internationally bestselling author of The Psychopath Test, a captivating and brilliant exploration of one of our world's most overlooked forces. For the past three years, Jon Ronson has been immersing himself in the world of modern-day public shaming--meeting famous shamees, shamers, and bystanders who have been impacted. This is the perfect time for a modern-day Scarlet Letter --a radically empathetic book about public shaming, and about shaming as a form of social control. It has become such a big part of our lives it has begun to feel weird and empty when there isn't anyone to be furious about. Whole careers are being ruined by one mistake. A transgression is revealed. Our collective outrage at it has the force of a hurricane. Then we all quickly forget about it and move on to the next one, and it doesn't cross our minds to wonder if the shamed person is okay or in ruins. What's it doing to them? What's it doing to us? Ronson's book is a powerful, funny, unique, and very humane dispatch from the frontline, in the escalating war on human nature and its flaws.
Stevie Nicks: Visions, Dreams & Rumors
The New biography of "the Reigning Queen of Rock and Roll" ( Rolling Stone ) Lyrical visionary, enduring style icon, and one indispensable fifth of post-Peter Green megaband Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks is one of the most recognizable figures in rock 'n' roll history-very much Fleetwood Mac's "Queen Bee," as Mick Fleetwood himself described her. With gold and quadruple platinum solo albums under her beaded belt, Stevie Nicks has enjoyed the ultimate in rock 'n' roll success as a recording artist-but this charmed life has come as a result of hard graft, self-belief, and a devotion to creativity above all; hers has been a journey of intense highs and lows. This new biography, a celebration of the Stevie Nicks phenomenon, takes us on her journey from peripatetic Midwest childhood to her explosion onto the music scene as chiffon-swathed rock goddess, right up to present day. Including exclusive interviews with some of Stevie's associates and collaborators from over the years, author Zoë Howe explores the mystique while retaining the magic of this modern-day musical sorceress and wise woman of rock.
The Almost Nearly Perfect People: Behind the Myth of the Scandinavian Utopia
Journalist Michael Booth has lived among the Scandinavians for more than ten years, and he has grown increasingly frustrated with the rose-tinted view of this part of the world offered up by the Western media. In this timely book he leaves his adopted home of Denmark and embarks on a journey through all five of the Nordic countries to discover who these curious tribes are, the secrets of their success, and, most intriguing of all, what they think of one another. Why are the Danes so happy, despite having the highest taxes? Do the Finns really have the best education system? Are the Icelanders as feral as they sometimes appear? How are the Norwegians spending their fantastic oil wealth? And why do all of them hate the Swedes? In The Almost Nearly Perfect People Michael Booth explains who the Scandinavians are, how they differ and why, and what their quirks and foibles are, and he explores why these societies have become so successful and models for the world. Along the way a more nuanced, often darker picture emerges of a region plagued by taboos, characterized by suffocating parochialism, and populated by extremists of various shades. They may very well be almost nearly perfect, but it isn't easy being Scandinavian.
This Is What You Just Put in Your Mouth?
From Egg Nog to Beef Jerky, the Surprising Secrets of What's insside Everyday Products
What do a cup of coffee and cockroach pheromone have in common? How is Fix-A-Flat like sugarless gum? Is a Slim Jim meat stick really alive? If I Can't Believe It's Not Butter isn't butter, what is it? All of these pressing questions and more are answered in This Is What You Just Put In Your Mouth? Based on his popular Wired magazine column What's Inside, Patrick Di Justo takes a cold, hard, and incredibly funny look at the shocking, disgusting, and often dumbfounding ingredients found in everyday products, from Cool Whip and Tide Pods to Spam and Play-Doh. He also shares the madcap stories of his extensive research, including tracking down a reclusive condiment heir, partnering with a cop to get his hands on heroin, and getting tight-lipped snack-food execs to talk. Along the way, he schools us on product histories, label decoding, and the highfalutin chemistry concepts behind everything from Midol to Hostess fruit pies. Packed with facts you're going to want to share immediately, this is infotainment at its best--and most fun!--which will have you giving your shampoo the side-eye and Doritos a double take, and make you the know-it-all in line at the grocery store.


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Giroux Of The Philadelphia Flyers Has So Much Swagger [VIDEO]
Giroux makes a girl in the stands cream her pants with just the wink of his eye. This guy has so much power over women that it blows my mind.
Giroux makes a girl in the stands cream her pants with just the wink of his eye. This guy has so much power over women that it blows my mind.
Many of you know that Eric Zane from the Free Beer & Hot Wings show as the guy who doesn't have a filter, but did you know that he is also the PA announcer for his home town minor league Hockey Team too? Check out this quick montage that shows him hard at work at his other job.
We All have seen the incredibly hard almost impossible one chance shot at sporting events. Make this full court basket while blindfolded and covered in Africanized killer bees or race around these bases while caring three full grown men wearing a hot dog mascot costume before the time runs out and win a new CAR!
Hockey has a lot of traditions. When I player scores 3 goals in a game fans toss their hats onto the ice to show their appreciation. When the Detroit red wings score in the play offs the fans throw a squid onto the ice. If you're a classless fan and you completely disapprove of an Official's call then you throw trash out onto the ice. But in Canada the CHL team, the Calgary Hitmen has a different tradition.
I am not a sports girl, at all. I never liked playing, watching or pretending to be interested in them. I think they're boring, pointless and a waste of time. I'm a metal chick who loves music, period. However, this past Friday, I had the opportunity to attend a hockey game, so I took it, and to my surprise, I had a blast.
The Bruins were very happy after winning the 2011 Stanley Cup and what better way to celebrate with a one or two drinks? If that were only the case.
For the first time since 1972 the Boston Bruins are the Stanley Cup champions. The championship dreams of the Vancouver Canucks are once again halted.
For the second time that I can remember, The fans of the Vancouver Canucks have taken out their frustrations of losing the Stanley Cup on the city they live in.
We are heading into the championships of both the NBA and NHL seasons and while some teams are finding success, others are struggling at the tail end.
Talk about a sore loser. Washington Capitals head coach Bruce Boudreau didn't take the Capitals loss to the Rangers very well and took it out on the building they play in and the fans that occupy it.
The Yankees prevail in extra innings; The Mets get burned by the Rockies twice in one day; NHL playoffs are red hot; A new PGA tour record set by golfer and it's not the good kind.
I think hockey is overlooked in this country in favor of other sports, but man is it exciting to watch. The Washington Capitals may have the leagues best player in Alexander Ovechkin and the team loves them some Ozzy. They use "Let Me Hear You Scream" to re-enter the ice and pump themselves up. So Ozzy joins celebs Pat Sajak and Tom Green in this "Unleash the fury" promo video.

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Deviant Art
The Mother Goddess Terra
Once, in the land called Adelitha, located on the planet that will soon be known as the great fortress world of Arminius, a small village was established within the great plains near the vast mountains. It was here in which the great goddess and mother of our race, Terra, had been born. As a child, she lived within the plains with her eight brothers and was the youngest of them. Unlike the other mutants, who were cursed with hideousness and held immortal lives only to obtain more suffering, she was the most beautiful and most generous. Her unlimited years of life fit perfectly with her undying charms and her holy spirit. It was then that the Ancient ones had descended upon her world and took her and her brothers into the Worldship.
When they arrived, they were separated from each other. Terra soon wept as she continued to beg to the Ancient ones into letting her go and have her brothers back. The Ancient Ones, although puzzled at first, soon began to understand her pain. However, they
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Its not weapon damage you guys need to finetune, it's weapon accuracy! It's all over the place. All those base dispersion numbers? Divide them by 2, for starters, for all weapons.
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Its not weapon damage you guys need to finetune, it's weapon accuracy! It's all over the place. All those base dispersion numbers? Divide them by 2, for starters, for all weapons.
Any chance we will see some non-symmetrical map styled after a (part of a) huge destroyed base, with neatly laid out plateaus perfect for basebuilding and old, overrun tiberium containment areas all ready to be restored to their former glory?
Ive always wanted a map like that. Building neat bases is the most fun in TS. :D
Hmm. If I give my save file, can anyone play through this crashy part of the game, save it, then upload the file back?
No you don't understand. I cannot use the DX9 renderer. It crashes.
So. The Mod doesn't run on Static lighting. The game itself refuses to run on Dynamic lighting (CTD as it tries to read user.ltx at the renderer_r2.5 flag), and the mod crashes in the underground if you use DX 10 or 11.
Tell me, what rendering modes are left to me?
On adrenalin?
So while i probably don't need to tell you this, having been there with the recording, guns are LOUD AS ALL ****. Now, you probably wore hearing protection. And for a reason. Now the point I'm trying to make it, STALKERs generally don't (maybe include it!) and so you might want to consider a certain amount of ringing of the ears (depending on how loud exactly the gun in question is, larger calibers, muzzle brakes and shorter barrels all increase sound pressure for the shooter, espectially the brakes) that persists for seconds to maybe even minutes for high powered rifles, kinda like it works for nearby explosions in vanilla (which needs to be much longer and louder in that case!). The importance of this is, of course, not being able to hear other things around you (hence little ear protection), while everyone on pretty much the entire map should be able to hear gunshots and the general area from which they came. Sound suppressors will therefore be much more important as well.
Oh my gosh, it is a double... rainbow. I can not believe it. It's a freaking double rainbow, hoh hoh.
Oh my gosh, i've never... oh my gosh. Look at that. All the way... Oh my heck. It's a double... rainbow.
Hey cow, look at that, it's a double rainbow. Oh my gosh, it's a double... Hey cow, where ya going? It's a double rainbow! Look it goes all the way! Oh gosh, I can't believe it. It's a double... rainbow. I've, uh... I've never seen these in my life. It's a double rainbow. I cannot believe a double rainbow. Huh, I've been waiting so long to see.. Oh, oh look, all those colors! Hoo... A double rainbow with all those colors, holy cow... (no offence). Holy cow a double rainbow.
Nice edit of my reticles*.
Will you use my ACOG reticles as well?
What about giving credit?
"Using these textures in a mod:
Use these however you wish, just mention me somewhere in the credits ;)"
Sounds like there's a giant fan running.
I dont think room noises are a good source for underground bunkers and facilities. I think you might want to use anomaly sounds instead or whatever else is down there, buzzing of a distant transformer.
Leaking is a good idea, but it seems a bit much to me.
It warms my heart to see my original logo design still in use in all kinda of awesome ways. Great work CCHyper, couldn't have done it better myself.
**** son, that's amazing
Awesome, but needs more HK slap
Oh **** yeah negros, dis **** is ballin'.
I like the current logo ._.
Standard ammunition IS full metal jacket.
Just stick to the secondary rainbow and leave out the first. This is a bit too much.
I'd pick a different image. One where the most important details are next to the option box, rather than under it.
Finally someone who does the right thing. Too many otherwise good mods are ruined by instability.
light version has more 'realistic' looking effect, dark has cooler effect. something in the middle, with the glass cracks would be the best.
it does indeed
RA2 looks like crap. This doesn't.
A face only a mother could love.
I like it.
Looks cool but I never saw the point in wasting a lot of potential money to make an anomaly.
it.. it's beautiful.
Wat donker allemaal. Is er ook nog mooi weer in de Zone? :P
Im sorry but I dont see the difference.
I know how to edit the files and I have. I'm kinda getting tired of having to do that for every mod out there.
If you don't see how realism and balance can work together then I'll cease this argument because that would not get either of us anywhere.
I wish you the best of luck with your next project.
It's a shame you have to act this way.
Do you even know how weapons work?
An M24 and FAL, for example both shoot the 7.62x51mm round. That means they are roughly just as powerful, the only difference being the marginal effect of a longer/shorter barrel.
Just because one a "sniper" rifle and the other a battle rifle doesn't mean one should be about twice as powerful. That's just not how things work.
Also next time someone posts constructive criticism or a legitimate question, you can try to be polite about the matter. It makes people take you more seriously.
So you wont fix the weapon balance?
Its a really good gun, you should buy it.
I have the 3x G36 carry handle sight for it. I wont replace the stock, however, I really like this one.
You know you can upload like 6 images at once, right...?
Loner, buddy, why do you do this? D:
This one looks fairly good.
Sorry but that scope looks pretty bad. If you want you can use my textures, since you seem to be going for an ACOG.
Don't ask anything scope-related to the Misery dev, those scopes are horrible.
Oh noez
I'm not sure I fully understand what you mean. I offered you my work. You don't have to take it if you have something else already.
I don't think I've seen Shoker's stuff yet, I'm sure it's cool too.
Nice. I'm sure you've seen my ACOG (and EOTech) scope texture mod, but here's me shamelessly advertising it anyway.
What's that mean?
I liked the red one a lot,
this one looks a lot more realistic.
maybe if you want to still mix a bit of redish colors into it, look at the German flecktarn camoflage.
Needs more cowbell too.
Sheeeeet yeah, nigga
This next please :D
I demand the skin will be in the mod. Everyone wants to shoot bandits in the face with golden deagles.
Smart, taking donations for someone else's copyrighted material.
#1 Rank here. Can't log in anymore.
Darker? I already can't see **** outside the flashlight.
Please make sure to not make the fog as unrealistically dense as in Misery.
Dat is dus waar ik ook mee zat
SL8 is cool. I sure as hell love mine.
"Stealed" should be "Stolen".
EDIT: Whoops, meant to post this under the Cracker Description pic.
This description doesn't even make any sense at all. Please stop using google to translate whatever source you have, and find someone who speaks the language.
The original work is Roadside Picnic by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky. This book inspired Andrei Tarkovsky to make a movie, "Stalker", loosely based on it. The S.T.A.L.K.E.R. game universe has the same relationship with the novel as the movie does, and probably with the movie as well.


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Onion Confit Crostini
From EatingWell: May/June 1991
Sweet caramelized onion and dried currants are perfectly balanced by salty capers and black-olive paste in these party-perfect crostini.
Makes: 36 appetizers
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Diabetes appropriate | Low carbohydrate |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 pound sweet onions, coarsely chopped
- 1 teaspoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 2 tablespoons dried currants
- 4 teaspoons balsamic or red-wine vinegar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons drained capers
- 1/3 cup black-olive paste, (olivada) or finely chopped pitted black olives
- 36 1/2-inch-thick slices baguette, toasted
- Preheat oven to 375°F.
- Place onions in a lightly oiled, shallow 2-quart baking dish. Toss with oil, salt and pepper. Cover and bake for 45 minutes. Uncover and bake until tender and just starting to brown, about 10 minutes longer. Stir in currants, vinegar and capers.
- Before serving, spread 1/2 teaspoon olive paste or chopped olives over one side of each toasted piece of baguette. Top with 2 teaspoons of the onion confit.
Tips & Notes
- Make Ahead Tip: Cover and refrigerate the onion confit (Steps 1-2) for up to 4 days.
Per appetizer: 40 calories; 2 g fat (0 g sat, 0 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 6 g carbohydrates; 1 g protein; 1 g fiber; 66 mg sodium; 20 mg potassium.
Carbohydrate Servings: 1/2
Exchanges: 1/2 starch
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The rest Fifa Coins of the squad are quick to acknowledge the custodian's role: "Iker is a great keeper and he always comes through for us when we need him, so it'd be a pleasure to help him win this tournament," noted Brazilian full-back Marcelo. If he comes out on top in Saturday's final, it will mark Casillas's 23rd trophy for club and country. Indeed, this is one of the few competitions he has never tasted glory in before.
"I played in this tournament 14 years ago, but I wasn't able to win it," the shot-stopper reminisced, looking back to the 2000 edition, when Real Madrid finished fourth. He was just 19 at the time. "I hope to win the title now because it would mean another photo for the history books, both for Madrid and for me personally. There's nothing more satisfying for a player than bringing more joy to this club.


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Former Hotspurs Manager Cites Shameful Conduct at Anfield Tunnel! On Sunday, 30 March 2014 Tottenham Hotspur went head-to-head against Liverpool at Anfield. The result was an ominous sign for teams looking to displace Liverpool from their perch at the top of the Premier League table. The 4 – 0 thrashing was not what Tottenham Hotspur fans expected, but Liverpool dished ... Read More »
The gold rush effect
First a few interesting facts… with some loose similarities. The Gold Rush began after James Wilson Marshall found two gold nuggets in the American River at Coloma near Sacramento, California in 1848. Sadly, Marshall never made a profit from his discovery, and as a result of his breakthrough, the sawmill he was partners in eventually closed when all the able-bodied men ... Read More »
A Few Bad Apples or The Whole Barrel?
In his blunt-as-a-rubber-mallet post-match interview on Saturday, Tim Sherwood voiced something that's been in the back of my mind for a while now – the fact that some of the players in the squad just don't care. It's something that many of us don't really want to face up to, because there's no easy fix. We can discuss various positions, ... Read More »
Spurs Supporters – A sense of Pride
No not the ones that sing their lungs out from the stands at white hart lane every week… nor the ones that travel all over the country to sit in rain, hail, snow and freezing cold winds to cheer the lads on in away games… It goes without saying that they are the heartbeat of the club and they deserve ... Read More »
Timbo Limbo
Reports are coming in that the manager virus HRAVB1 from 2011/12/13 has mutated and is infecting Spurs fans around the globe. The new TimboLimbo strain as its being called (HRAVB2) has apparently infected a large percentage of fans and an epidemic code red warning has been released by the WHO. The CDC has apparently traced the outbreak back and found the first ... Read More »
AVB needs to learn to stop worrying and love our team
Eleven games into the season and the optimism that surrounded White Hart Lane this summer has soured. Despite only being five points off the top of the table, it has been a frustrating season for the new-look Spurs. "9 goals in 11 games" is the statistic every fan is sick of hearing, but it only tells part of the story. ... Read More »
Spurs: All In for the Next Season
Tottenham Hotspur and Their New Additions While the Gareth Bale rumours continue to fill the papers' headlines, the Spurs are busy finalizing off season transfer moves to boost the strength of the team's roster. Over the years, the White Hart Lane has been graced with several competent players including Premier League legend Teddy Sheringham – , who is now ... Read More »
Does the Premiership need goal-line technology?
The debate about goal-line technology in football has been rumbling for years now, and the events already in the Euros – specifically the Ukraine's wrongly disallowed goal against England – have ensured that it is set to remain high on the agenda. Already notorious FIFA President Sepp Blatter has stated on Twitter that such technology is now "a necessity." However ... Read More »
The most important summer in the club's history
With the Premier League megapowers surely all going to spend this summer, the next two months could define the history of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club for the next 10 years. Why? Because we stand at a crossroads, ENIC can either prove that they see this club as a business and sell Luka Modric to Chelsea for a tidy sum and ... Read More »
Fan's View : This is it lads I never thought we would be here…
I am a optimist, but over the years as a yid I have learnt to not get carried away, to not let the occasion get the better of me, even last year at the peak of things, when champions league was pretty much guaranteed as I walked into the city of manchester stadium expecting someone to bottle my face and ... Read More »


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Inspired by my earlier illustration, The Prophet, this gorgeous orator will inspire and subjugate any room she hangs in.
Available on the blog shop in either framed canvas or photo stock paper.
Inspired by my earlier illustration, The Prophet, this gorgeous orator will inspire and subjugate any room she hangs in.
Available on the blog shop in either framed canvas or photo stock paper.
A detail of singer Lucia Cifarelli from KMFDM's band artwork from a few years back and now available from the BRUTE! blog shop as either a 240gm. photo stock or framed canvas print.
Each print is signed by the artist and numbered from a limited edition of 500 (photo stock) and 250 (canvas).
With this recent commission for the forthcoming Le Accelerator, I got to realise one of my earliest creative dreams – to design a kung-fu movie poster. As opposed to aping those bold and furious designs used by the Chinese film industry in the 70s, I instead applied a minimalist technique to create a cleaner and more noir-ish effect, emphasising the impact of a kick through dynamic use of shadows, creases and perspective.
Stay tuned for movie news and release dates release dates.
To commemorate the passing of one of the greatest hit men ever to grace the screen, I created this vector illustration of steely ex-cop turned meth dealer muscle, Mike Ehrmantraut, again represssing the urge to blow Walter White's scheming brains out.
He shall be sorely missed.
Prints of the Breaking Bad character are available from the blog shop.
For the second of my sportrait series for online gambling site Buddybet, we decided to run a poll on Facebook to find the world's most popular footballer. Despite heavy competition, David Beckham came out a clear winner and it is in his honor than I created this illustration depicting the moment before he scored that legendary last minute free-kick against Greece that booked England a place at the 2002 World Cup finals.
To convey the moment of calm before impact, I have created several kinetic thrusts: the rush of the player, the downward swoop of his leg and the imaginary arc of the ball as it blasts its way past the wall and into the back of the net. To further intensify the velocity of the scene, I have drawn Becks as a figurative lightening bolt, poised at the moment of striking its way to earth.
Each poster tile is printed on 25 x 25" (63.5 x 63.5cms) 250gm. matt photo stock and signed by the artist.
For limited edition/numbered canvas prints, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for details on ordering these spectacular posters.
I was asked by several people why I hadn't yet created a portrait of basketball wunderkind, Jeremy Lin, so I illustrated this portrait of him while his star was still in the ascendancy. While I originally planned to draw the sportsman in a Chinese Communist propaganda style, the resulting sketches didn't quite capture his down-to-earth personality nor the messianic zeal with which so many of his fans across the world regard him.
I hope I have done him justice.
The poster is available from the blog shop in either canvas or photo stock.
For delivery charges outside Europe, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
It's been almost 20 years since I last created a portrait of Tony Montana (Scarface), surely one of the most iconic characters ever to have blasted their way out of a movie screen.
Since its less-than prestigious reception in 1983, Brian De Palma's blazing gangster epic has become even more famous than its illustrious genre forebear, The Godfather, and remains one of the most influential (and oft-quoted) films of all-time.


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Studio 5 Book Arts
Friday, 27 March 2015
Saturday, 14 March 2015
Sunday, 8 March 2015
The 4 Gospels, re-working the colour.
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Saturday, 7 March 2015
The (New) 4 Gospels. Leather on...
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Tuesday, 3 March 2015
A little while ago one of my customers dropped in to the studio to pick up a small book. His grand daughter, a charming 7 year old, asked me what I did. In cases like this I find it best to ask what it is they think I do. After a little hesitation she replied "Artist" I had to smile and ask her why she did not think I am a bookbinder. With no hesitation she said "because none of your books are old, dirty and brown and I like the pictures"
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Bookbinding in SW London.
BOOKBINDING in SW LONDON
Tuition and Much More
☞Bricolage bookbinding and book arts
☞Creative and Traditional ☞ Portfolio Building
☞ Sketch Books ☞ Etc
6 to 8.30 pm, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday £25 per evening.
For further information please contact MARK COCKRAM
0208 5632158
e-✉ email@example.com
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Tuesday, 17 February 2015
New for 2015, the Studio 5 structured evening class.
You saw it here first....
The Studio 5 Structured evening Class.
Over 8 evenings students will be able to learn how to make 4 books. Ideal for the beginner or those just wanting to have fun. Details, evenings etc to follow very soon.
Labels: evening class bookbinding
Wednesday, 28 January 2015
Monday, 26 January 2015
Codex 2015 Book Fair
All of the above will be on exhibition and for sale at Codex 2015. http://www.codexfoundation.org/book-fair-and-symposium/2015-book-fair-and-symposium
Look out for Abby Schoolman for my and other binders work.
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Labels: Codex 2015, Exhibition
Wednesday, 21 January 2015
A Life Lived, David Sellars, Friend, Mentor, Bookbinder, Train Lover, Hi Fi Guru etc
It is with the deepest regret that I have been informed that David Sellars past away late last night. I had the pleasure to have known David from my very earliest days in bookbinding. Later he was my mentor when I was a Licentiate of Designer Bookbinders, becoming firm friends. I held/hold him in the deepest respect for his work and commitment to his art and craft. he gave so much to so many people. As a friend he was true.
His no nonsense approach, lively wit, art and understanding of his work reflected him so well. He gave 100%.
His no nonsense approach, lively wit, art and understanding of his work reflected him so well. He gave 100%.
David lived life with a never ending verve. He was honest and when asked his opinion he gave it, he never sugar coated or aimed to please.
I will miss him but I have very fond memories, amongst many, of walking over bracken clad hills of his beloved Yorkshire to discuss books, life and beer in a string of pubs.
My thoughts are with family and friends.
David, thanks mate for a life lived.
I will miss him but I have very fond memories, amongst many, of walking over bracken clad hills of his beloved Yorkshire to discuss books, life and beer in a string of pubs.
My thoughts are with family and friends.
David, thanks mate for a life lived.
To see some of David's last work please visit the Designer Bookbinders site and look under Booker Prize.
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Friday, 16 January 2015
Studio 5 One Day Workshop. No 2 Non Adhesive Binding.
No 2, The Studio 5 one day workshop in non adhesive binding.
Students have the chance to make an elegant, non adhesive binding (approx 22cm x 12.5cm x 1.5cm) using, leather, vellum and paper made from old jeans (it is wonderful stuff) We start the day with sewing our sections and going through all the processes.
The one day workshop will be in Studio 5 (SW London) The workshop leader will be me (Mark Cockram) In addition to your book to take home the goody bag will include a pricker and flat pack sewing cradle. Oh yes and a day of the Studio 5 experience.... Now you are asking how much and when? £60 (this includes all tuition fees, materials, use of hand tools and indifferent tea, coffee and biscuits) and Saturday the 31st of January and Sunday the 1st of February. Only 4 places available on each day. First come, first served. Did I mention the indifferent tea, coffee and biscuits?
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Labels: non adhesive binding., one day workshop, Studio 5
Tuesday, 13 January 2015
The 4 Gospels, final leather paring.
Final leather paring.
The leather is creased and given a memory along the joints with gentle strikes with a hammer.
Then the joint area of the spine is pared down ... not to much as we still want to keep the strength but allow for flexing.
Then more paring at the head and tail of the spine area, this is to allow for the leather that turns in... basically to keep the spine as smooth as possible.
The final cut... a single cut to scollop and feather the turn-in at the head and tail. All simple and not a spoke shave in sight.
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Labels: 4 gospels, bookbinding, design binding, leather, mark cockram, paring
Monday, 12 January 2015
The new 4 Gospels, leather paring by hand.
Having finished the sanding of the boards and spine leather work begins. The leather, goat skin in this case, is first cut to size leaving a turn-in on all edges. This is the first time I get to feel the leather, how it handles, the quality etc. I begin with edge paring, taking off a slice of the leather from the back side at an angle.
I feel how the knife moves, the stiffer parts of the skin, I take note of all of this because it will effect how the leather handles when I come to pare the turn -ins down... the next job.
The turn-ins are reduced in thickness on the trusty Scharf-Fix, in this case to 0.5mm ( I use a micrometer )
Next the step is taken out. The step is the edge of where the body leather meets the turn-in leather.
The final part of this particular series of steps in my way of edge paring (there are many other ways) is to create a smooth transition from the body leather to the turn-in. To remove any trace of the step thus making the next processes easier.
The secret is a sharp knife... when you stop... strop and a steady hand. Oh yes, lots of practice, confidence and concentration.
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Tuesday, 6 January 2015
The 4 Gospels, a new one.
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Monday, 5 January 2015
The 4 Gospels, a new binding.
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Sunday, 28 December 2014
No 1, STUDIO 5 WORKSHOP SERIES 2015.
No 1, STUDIO 5 WORKSHOP SERIES 2015.
Introduction to typeset and 2 colour reduction Lino printing with the Adana 8/5 hand printing press.
The 3 day course is aimed at the beginner/improver/refresher/book artist.
Topics covered. Set up and printing with type and lino. Simple pagination, lino cutting and registration. Single section binding (including tips on edition binding)
Date. Saturday the 10th Saturday the 17th and the 24th of January 2015.
Only 2 spaces available.
For more details contact the studio.
Introduction to typeset and 2 colour reduction Lino printing with the Adana 8/5 hand printing press.
The 3 day course is aimed at the beginner/improver/refresher/book artist.
Topics covered. Set up and printing with type and lino. Simple pagination, lino cutting and registration. Single section binding (including tips on edition binding)
Date. Saturday the 10th Saturday the 17th and the 24th of January 2015.
Only 2 spaces available.
For more details contact the studio.
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Sunday, 21 December 2014
Wednesday, 19 November 2014
Wednesday, 12 November 2014
Joseph Cornell Shadowplay Eterniday Completed.
I am happy to say that Joseph Cornell Shadowplay Eterniday is now finished. The whole process has been very liberating. One of the keys to Cornell's work is play and I feel that I have certainly played with this book. When I have shown the students the book they begin to move the sand on the back board, to be transfixed by the sand revealing the eye.
The various elements of the binding come together, the colours and textures. The images and the forms.
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Tuesday, 4 November 2014
Joseph Cornell Shadowplay Eterniday
Now that Joseph Cornell Shadowplay Eterniday (full title) is nearing completion I am able to stand back and look. Really look. From the outset I wanted to create a binding that evokes Cornell's work, not to just copy. It would have all to easy just to whack a couple of parrots on the cover in gold, perhaps turn one upside down (daring) and so on.
What I wanted to capture was more the theatre of Cornell's work within the book. To step away from the limitations of the cover, to expand and ignite interest.
Every time I pick the book up a new binding appears, the sound of the sand shifting, the text that is revealed at each turn of the head.
The back board invites us to play as a child would, tilting the book this way and that. Waves of sand cascade over the ridges, yet when the book stands the sand becomes a solid mass, the ridges cast shadows... we begin to play with light. The frame roughly cut, painted and sanded down many times is soft to the touch. We can run our hands over it. The unseen bumps and gentle undulations are sensitive perhaps warm. There are nooks and crannies, text and image is glimpsed, small sign posts.
The front board, with its half frame and map is perhaps more contemplative. The sand, with time, as it feeds from the yellow widow to the deep red window opens up to an eye. We let time slip through our minds eye. Again, there are those little echos and pointers. Read the book and the binding begins to give up its secrets.
Again our hands can understand what lies beneath the surface. Where the craft skills of the bookbinder need to be employed, then I have done what I can. However I have not sanded away the tiny imperfections, paper is layered, I have not hidden the working lines nor the intention that those layers make. The art is in the making but the appreciation is in the interaction with this book.
Taking time to interact with this binding is what it is all about. Yes it has a sculptural quality (but then so does every book) Yet. in the hand this book becomes alive and moves towards a new and ever changing theatre.
Cripes I go on a bit don't I...........
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Saturday, 1 November 2014
Cornell, over the last few days.....
Now to move on to the front board. half framed, a twist. Like Cornell, throughout the binding I have used found materials, up-cycled and re-used.
All morning looking at maps of France. So much time spent looking, testing and placement. I think very few people outside of our world understand that though the application can be quick, the preparation can take so long.
Still looking.
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Final construction aboard the world's largest vessel, Pioneering Spirit (formerly named Pieter Schelte), is wrapping up in the Port of Rotterdam before the vessel
All American Marine, Inc. (AAM) today announced the delivery of a new passenger ferry that will serve the city of Seattle.
The vessel, MV Sally Fox, was dedicated
Klein Systems Group Ltd. announced today that it has entered into an agreement to install the KleinPort Port Management Information System at Port Saint John, New Brunswick.
Singapore Technologies Marine Ltd (ST Marine), the marine arm of Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering), held the Naming Ceremony today for the second Patrol Vessel (PV),
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's push to allow Tokyo to come to the aid of an ally under attack will pave the way for closer cooperation between U.S. and Japanese forces across Asia, a top U.
India and Japan have discussed a specialized 24-nation maritime construct to enable real-time sharing of data of all shipping including merchant and naval warships,


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can I grow huge Ti plant in container
I just got two 7 gallon hugh ti plants to put under my oak tree. Can they do okay in large containers? The person at the nursery didn't think so. It would be better for me because a) I don't loose a foot of height when planting, and b) its hard to get a hole of that size near an oak.
I don't see why you couldn't. I don't always believe the sales people. When we first moved to Florida in 1989 I asked the sales lady if I could plant night blooming jasmine next to the house. She said yes. I told her I only wanted a plant that was a few feet tall and she said that was a good plant for me. Bull-oney! It got so tall, it reached the eaves in no time. We finally had to dig them up and move them because we were pruning them so much.
I think it would work too, but be sure to water it enough.
When I first move here I was looking for short plants for around my screen enclosure and the nursery sold me dwarf hibiscus. Of course later I found out there is no such thing, they add a chemical the keep them small for six months to a year. One now is a tree over 10ft tall!!! Most times I think you have to grow it yourself to learn first hand what it will do. Because what works for you might not work for me. :o)


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Cornus Alba Elegantissima (Variegated Red Twig Dogwood)
Has anyone in zone 7B grown this plant? It is a red twig dogwood with white variagated leaves. The Southern Living Garden Book says it will grow in Upper and Middle South, but I live smack dab in the middle of the Lower South. I can give it complete shelter from afternoon shade. What do you think?
Donna, I think it's not so much the heat, since the North can be awfully hot in summer, but the lack of a resting period of cool for deciduous trees in the Lower South.
See if you can find a site for this tree/shrub that indicates it's heat index tolerances.
I'm growing the regular red twig (shrubby) here in Zone
7b-8 in a northern exposure. First year so I don't know how they'll fare. Tricky siting since you want them backed up with green so the red twigs are noticeable after leaf drop.
Unless you particularly have your heart set on the Cornus (which I've tried 3 times and lost), you might consider Eleutherococcus sieboldiana variegata (sometimes still listed as Acanthopanax). This has the same delicate leaves nicely variegated, but alas, no red stems. But it's hardy, pestfree, and thrives in part to full shade for me. It does have tiny thorns but I cut it often for indoor arrangements and they are not as fierce as roses, for instance...just somewhat prickly. josh
Here is a link that might be useful: Eleutherococcus
I gwon this in Zone 7 - have ever since I got addicted to the plant thru little seedlings from Heronswood over 10 years ago. It is prettier and grows better for me than other 6-8 dogwood shrub varieties I have, including 'Spaethii' and 'Silver & Gold'. Lights up my shady spots - likes water, but will tolerate dry shade once established.


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Jim has a few good points here, but in the methods he presents are a bit to cold and unpersonal. I'm sure this will appeal to some but even if I could make some money from this, I'm pretty sure I would go for something else.
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National Sports
Huge game propels Auburn's Mason to New York
Tre Mason earned himself a trip to New York as one of six Heisman Trophy finalists, joining tailback Andre Williams (Boston College) and quarterbacks Jameis Winston (Florida State), AJ McCarron (Alabama), Jordan Lynch (Northern Illinois) and Johnny Manziel (Texas A&M).
IOC president: Russia to set up protest zones in Sochi
IOC President Thomas Bach said Russia will set up public protest zones in Sochi during the Winter Olympics, a move unlikely to defuse criticism of the country's human rights record and a recent law banning gay "propaganda."
Disparity in graduation rates for bowl-bound teams
The average graduation success rate for African-American football players at the bowl-bound schools is 65 percent compared to 84 percent for whites, according to the annual report released Monday by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida.
No. 19 Florida edges No. 13 Kansas 67-61
Scottie Wilbekin scored a career-high 18 points, Dorian Finney-Smith added 15 and No. 19 Florida held on to beat No. 13 Kansas 67-61 on Tuesday night.
Blues edge Jets 2-1
Kevin Shattenkirk scored a power-play goal at 16 minutes, 58 seconds of the third period to give the St. Louis Blues a 2-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday night.
Balanced Illinois defeats Dartmouth 72-65
Illinois didn't play quite as rough as it did in its last home game, a 57-55 escape against Indiana Purdue-Fort Worth on Nov. 29, but the Illini still have some ragged edges in their game.
Reigning Olympic skating champ out of Sochi Games
Reigning Olympic figure skating champion Evan Lysacek announced Tuesday that a torn labrum in his left hip will keep him from competing in Sochi. After two months of aggressive treatment, doctors told Lysacek last week the injury was not going to improve and he was risking permanent damage if he kept training.
UPDATE: U.S. to play Germany and Ghana at World Cup
The United States will play Germany and Ghana in the first round of next year's World Cup, facing the nations that eliminated the Americans from the last three tournaments.
Missouri alum set to make first career start with Rams
Rams center Tim Barnes is set to make his first career start Sunday at Arizona in place of injured Scott Wells.
Michigan State men suffer first loss
J.P. Tokoto had 12 points and a career-high 10 rebounds to help North Carolina beat No. 1 Michigan State 79-65 Wednesday night, giving the Tar Heels another impressive victory in their inconsistent season.
Prosecutor: Sex investigation of Florida State QB over
The prosecutor overseeing the investigation of sexual assault allegations against Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston said they have "exhausted all investigate tools." There will be a news conference at 2 p.m. Thursday to announce the findings.
Dropped passes a problem for stumbling Chiefs
The Chiefs have finally started to put up some offense the last three weeks, but an issue of bobbled balls and dastardly drops has kept them from putting more points on the board — maybe even kept them from becoming the first NFL team to start 9-0 and then lose three straight.
After long season, task is simple for Buckeyes
It might seem as if the pressure just keeps building and building on No. 2 Ohio State. That's not really the case.
NFL fines Steelers coach Mike Tomlin $100,000
The NFL fined Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin $100,000 on Wednesday for interfering with Baltimore's Jacoby Jones on a kickoff return in the third quarter of a 22-20 loss to the Ravens on Thanksgiving night.
Lindsey Vonn: Knee 'stable' after World Cup training run
Closing in on competing for the first time in 10 months, Lindsey Vonn was pleased to be back on the elite ski racing scene Wednesday, completing a safe training run and declaring her surgically repaired right knee "stable."
Jesse Owens' Olympic medal up for auction
The auction began Nov. 20 and closes Saturday. As of Monday, it had received 15 bids, with the highest at nearly $209,000.
West Virginia drubs Loyola (Md.) 96-47
Remi Dibo scored a career-high 19 points and four of his teammates chipped in with double figures and West Virginia ripped Loyola (Md.) 96-47 Monday night in a nonconference game.
Another week, another must-win game for Buckeyes
The second-ranked Buckeyes escaped Michigan Stadium with a 42-41 victory on Saturday and face another must-win game this week against Michigan State.
US Hockey Hall of Fame inductions held
Doug Weight and Bill Guerin began their friendship before they were in the NHL and grew closer while playing together for the Edmonton Oilers, St. Louis Blues and New York Islanders.
Maddux, Glavine, Thomas on Hall of Fame ballot
There are 19 newcomers on this year's Hall of Fame ballot, joining steroid-tainted holdovers Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa.


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No V-Day Date? No Problem!
If you're not spending the weekend snuggling up to your sweetie, have no fear: have a party! Whether you're aiming for ladies' night in or a single and mingle night, there's no better time than Valentine's Day to gather with friends and eat like you mean it. These dishes are fun, festive and easy to share at a party. Plus, the Tex-Mex theme reminds us of warmer days amid this arctic winter.
Pass Chilled Avocado Soup Shots to initiate the party mood
Categories: Every Day Scoop, Food, Holidays/Special Occasions | Tags: Party, valentine's day
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A Finger Lickin' Good Weeknight Meal Planner
Wednesday is National White Shirt Day, and if there's one thing we've learned about a white shirt, it's bound to get dirty. But some dishes are worth the mess. This week, we're giving you not one, but five delicious weeknight meals that may be a little saucy or sticky, but are totally worth the dry-cleaning bill.
Monday, February 9th
Farro Spaghetti with Buttery Tomato Sauce & Farm Spinach
Categories: Every Day Scoop, Food | Tags: weeknight meal planner
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The Best, Coolest and Whackiest Things to Dip in Chocolate
What's the best way to get crazy cooking ideas? Conduct a Facebook poll! We asked what you love to dip in chocolate, and the results run the gamut from classic to kooky. Here are some of our faves, perfect for Valentine's Day (or any day!):
Salty Snacks
From chips to pretzels to buttermilk biscuits, you can't get enough of the salty-sweet combination.
Fruity Things
Traditionalists love bananas and berries, while modernists like figs and candied ginger.
Other Desserts!
Cinnamon rolls, cake and fortune cookies, oh my! Make your desserts even dessert-ier with a nice chocolate dip.
Give chewy Swedish fish or crunchy candy canes a nice chocolatey alter ego.
Related Links
10 Cookie Recipes to Please a Crowd
How to Make Chocolate-Dipped Almond Biscotti
Categories: Every Day Scoop, Food | Tags: chocolate, valentine's day
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Happy National Snack Food Month!
As if we haven't gotten our fix of snacks yet (we're looking at you, Super Bowl Sunday), we're celebrating our favorite in-between-meal for the next 25 days. What we love most about snacks is how versatile they are: they can be sweet, salty, a combination of both, a light meal, a rich and indulgent treat, crunchy, chewy–and even liquid. So in the name of diversity, here are some of our favorite not-your-average snacks. Happy February!
Spice up snack time with Turkish Trail Mix
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A Heart-Healthy Weeknight Meal Planner
February is American Heart Month, and there's no better way to maintain a clean bill of health than through your diet! This week, do something nice for your heart—and your stomach!—with five mouth-watering, wholesome meals. After all, food that taste good can be good for you, too.
Monday, February 2nd
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Categories: Every Day Scoop, Food | Tags: weeknight meal planner
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Seahawks vs. Patriots? Let Your Taste Buds Decide!
Sometimes it's hard to decide who to root for—especially if your players didn't make it all the way to the Superbowl. So why not choose your team based (sorta) on how it tastes? Once you check out these regional dishes from Seahawks and Patriots turf, picking sides may become a whole lot easier.
For the Seattle Seahawks: Smoky Salmon Bake
For the New England Patriots: New and Improved England Clam Chowder
You tell us: Which dish scores a taste bud touchdown? Post in the comments below!
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Categories: Every Day Scoop, Food, Holidays/Special Occasions | Tags: football, football food, game day, superbowl, tailgating
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The Best Game Day Eats
With the Super Bowl right around the corner, it's time to start thinking about what snacks you're going to serve at your house or bring to the party. Buffalo chicken wings? Chips and guac? Something far less expected but just as delish? We'll make it easy for you with a round-up of our favorite game day snacks, guaranteed to satisfy any hungry fan. With food this good, we all win!
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9 Crust Ideas that are Better than Breadcrumbs
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A Flexitarian Weeknight Meal Planner
Why celebrate Meatless Monday just once a week when you can have the option to make all your weeknight meals vegetarian-friendly? Behold: five flexitarian meals where you decide to add the meat or omit it. No matter what you choose, you'll end up with a hearty, healthy and delicious meal that everyone will ask for seconds.
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Our 5 Favorite Toast Toppers
We knew we were onto something when we decided to put smashes on the cover of our January/February issue, and the fact that we weren't the only ones reaffirmed us. Toast is so in for 2015, and we don't just mean charred bread with a pat of butter. A thick slice of toast topped with a mixture of flavors and textures– creamy and crunchy; spicy and sweet– is the perfect way to start your day, satisfy an afternoon craving or top off a late night out. We'll toast to these five toasts, any time of day!
The classic: Avocado Smash
In a bowl, smash 2 large pitted and peeled avocados with 1 tbsp. fresh lemon juice and 1 small grated garlic clove; season. Mound on 4 slices of toast and sprinkle with pepper.
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Jenny Wegley from Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens is added to AAS' Board of Directors.
To support its message of 'Tested Nationally & Proven Locally' the AAS Board of Directors is always on the lookout for new AAS Judges in areas where there are not already AAS Trials. The Combined Judges Committee created a strategic list of states and regions to target. From that list, they have added several new trial locations just this year:
New Mexico State University-Fabian Science Center in Las Cruces, NM with Danielle Blackburn as the judge for Flower and Bedding Plant Trials
Louisiana State University-Burden Botanic Gardens in Baton Rouge, LA with Katie Guitreau as the judge for Bedding Plant and Cool Season Bedding Plant Trials
Green Bay Botanical Garden in Green Bay, WI with Mark Konlock as the judge for Flower, Bedding Plant and Cool Season Bedding Plant Trials
Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, TX with Dawn Stover as the judge for Vegetable Trials
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Eugene Blythe at Mississippi State University-South Mississippi
Sherrie Benson Lang at University of Alberta-Devonian Botanic Garden
David Graper at South Dakota State University's McCrory Gardens
Brian Kanotz at Callaway Gardens
Jessie Liebenguth at Iowa State University-Reiman Gardens
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Jayson Force from Ball Horticultural, Flower Trials
Katie McCarver from University of Michigan, Vegetable and Flower Trials
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BIRDS HILL PARK — Thursday night's main stage concert at the Winnipeg Folk Festival was a celebration of master storytellers, and no one fits that description better than American singer/songwriter and all-around lady-killer Josh Ritter. Roundly regarded as one of America's greatest living songwriters, the Idaho native earned a standing ovation for a set that will easily go down as one of the best of the festival.
With a handsome, boyish grin that never left his face, Ritter — along with his estimable backing outfit The Royal City Band — treated festival-goers to a groove-filled set under a sinking evening sun. Ritter's got a shiny new album to promote, March's The Beast in its Tracks, and the new songs sounded great, particularly the spunky New Lover.
It was obvious Ritter and his players genuinely enjoying playing music together, which was a true pleasure to watch. Their performances had a welcome, laid-back jam-band feel — particularly on tracks that offer lots of room to let loose, such as the rocker Rumors and the driving, foot-stomper Lillian, Egypt.
Ritter is also a force on his own. A gentle acoustic rendering of The Temptation of Adam, a ballad about lovers torn apart by war and one of his most masterful works, was absolutely arresting. Happily, Ritter's intimate, hyper-literate lyrics (he's a fiction writer) never got lost in the expanse of the field.
At press time, Juno winner Serena Ryder was taking the stage to rock out the bluesy cuts from her latest album, Harmony, before bookish bard Colin Meloy of Portland indie heroes The Decemberists played his anticipated set.
Earlier in the night, the spirit of the Indigo Girls' set felt quintessentially folk fest, especially when they crooned the line "I'm going to clear my head/I'm going to drink that sun" from Get Out The Map. Watching the Grammy-winning duo of Amy Ray and Emily Sailers, you were acutely aware you were in the presence of pioneering folk legends with 30 years and 14 albums under their belts, their voices so rich and sure, their performances so effortless. That more than made up for their relative lack of banter between songs, although when they were on, they were on. "Canada, you've been good to the gays a lot longer than the U.S.," quipped Sailers before promising a Canadian tour.
And it's always nice to hear a protest song on the folk fest main stage. The pointed lyrics of Shame on You, from 1997's Shaming the Sun, still ring true 16 years later: "They say we be looking for illegal immigrants/can we check your car/I say you know it's funny I think we were on the same boat/back in 1694."
These righteous babes can rock, too. Ray's raspy, Riot Grrl screams on Go sent chills down the spine despite the blistering heat. They closed, of course, with their essential hit Closer to Fine.
California singer/songwriter, fiddler and Decemberists touring member Sara Watkins charmed the suppertime crowd with her sunny, hook-filled, NPR-approved folk rock. She hit all the high notes from her 2012 sophomore solo album Sun Midnight Sun — including the rollicking cover of the Everly Brothers' You're The One I Love (the recorded version features harmonies courtesy of one Fiona Apple) and the summery You and Me.
The festival kicks into high gear on Friday with seven daytime stages hosting a variety of must-see solo concerts and workshops, including the all-Manitoba showcase at Big Bluestem at 12:45 p.m. and a blistering blues gig at 4:15 p.m. at Green Ash featuring Whitehorse and Hayes Carll. Main stage action starts at 6 p.m. with Nathan Rogers and ends with Folk Fest favourite The Cat Empire.
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James Hook has revealed that he is more than happy to play through the pain barrier this weekend as Wales take on South Africa in Cardiff.
The Ospreys utility back was a surprise call-up to the starting XV after earlier being rested to undergo surgery on a long-standing shoulder injury. He will now delay the procedure until after this weekend, sitting out subsequent Tests against New Zealand. The news boosts Wales in particular following the withdrawal of record try-scorer Shane Williams, who has been ruled out of the tour with a shoulder problem.
"To be honest, I didn't need much persuading," Hook said. "I had gone this far through the season, and I have made myself available for what will be a great game. Obviously, it is a problem that needs to be sorted, but an extra week shouldn't make any difference at all, really.
"Once the surgeon goes in and does what he has to do, he will decide how long it will be. Hopefully, it will be between three and four months and I can be back around September. I am having pain-killing injections, and that is helping me along. I can't really do much more damage to it, it's just the pain factor and getting through that. For the last five months, I have been managing it and doing what is best for myself."
Wales boss Warren Gatland is delighted to have Hook on board, but admitted that the loss of Williams will be felt by the squad.
"I think it is fantastic for James to be available, and the support from the Ospreys has been great," he said. "He will play this Saturday, and then get the operation done next week. It has worked out fantastically to have someone of his creative ability available - it's great news for Wales.
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