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Thanks for the video of the Dutch women, Carl, it's very nice!
Felaine, your English teach, Miss Esther Weinstock, was a treasure indeed. Some teachers just have a spark that brings young minds to life. You and I were blessed with having such teachers.
I was hard on my students, whether the college classes, or the work I did in poverty projects. No one gains by not thinking and by accepting easy answers. Figuring out ways to get a lazy mind to do some work is a challenge, but the rewards great!
Carl, excellent question. It goes on the list.
"Is god doing a good job?"
Googling this questions, this came up:
Poll: 52 percent approve of God's job performance
I would surely like to know who they polled?
"God's job performance has trouble measuring up to many Americans' expectations, according to a poll by Public Policy Polling, a Democratic firm based in North Carolina.
"Only 52 percent of Americans approve of God's job performance, the survey found, though just 9 percent disapprove."
"'voters give God its best rating on creating the universe, 71-5,' the polling report said. 'They also approve of its handling of the animal kingdom 56-11, and even its handling of natural disasters 50-13.'"
I would guess a much higher number disapprove of god's performance, but then, what do I know about public trends? I am totally out of step with so many people on so many dimensions.
I've been watching some debates, theists vs. atheists, and very few of the atheists cite biblical and historical events of murder, bashing babies heads against stone walls or stabbing them with a sword. I keep prompting the video to take on that tactic. The words are in the bible of god telling the Israelites how to murder, plunder and rape.
I ran across these titles that gave me chills. How to defend one's religious faith; how one should think; cultural stories that shape lives:
* Faith has its reasons: Integrative approaches to defending the christian faith, Kenneth Boa.
*The christian mind: How should a christian think, Harry Blamires.
*Hidden worldviews: Eight cultural stories that shape our lives, Steve Wilkens.
Well, I think we have good reason to point out the reasons faith in delusions is unhealthy; that being told the shoulda-oughta-gotta thinking mentality is fascist; and we can develop a culture based on reason, cooperation, and non-exploitation of the Earth and it's resources.
This is going to be fun!
The Science Fiction filksinging community makes up song parodies using almost anything. Another is based on "that Old-Time religion"....
It was good enough for Dagon
That conservative old Pagan
Who sill votes for Ronald Reagan.
So it's good enough for me.
I was at a Worldcon in 1984 at the Anaheim Hilton (next to Disneyland), and some drunken surfers crashed a huge roomful of us who were singing that song at the time. All they heard was the melody, and thought we were jeebus-freaks (they were having their own counter-convention at a hotel across the street from our hotel), and got really disruptive. A bunch of guys dressed as Klingons booted them out.
I miss going to conventions, but can't afford hotel expenses anymore. FFRF is having their fall convention in Los Angeles this year...Waaaahhhh! I wanna GO! But $170 a night is a bit much.
Carl, a delightful film. they obviously enjoyed the adventure.
Joan, I can't remember if I saw this recently on Atheist/Nexus or elsewhere, but someone posted a topic/blog with the question, "Is god doing a good job?" I think that is an excellent question to ask the believer. I'm sure that for every one, supposedly godly act they can think of that is good, we can respond with multiple examples of his uncaring incompetence. At some point a rational person, even after honest worship and countless, heartfelt prayers, would have to concede that the bad and tragic events that god allows far outweigh the good. This is the perfect opportunity to plant the seed that perhaps god is not there.
Joan, one of the favorite SF filksongs is "My God's Better than Your God," to the tune of the old Ken-L-Ration commercial, "My Dog's Better than Your dog." It has so many verses that it can be sung all night (the more bheers you've had, the more verses you can come up with.
My god's better than your god,
My god's better than yours.
My god's better 'cause she has eighteen tits.
My god's better than yours.
and on and on.
Joan, do you mean Miss Weinstock's love of Burns and shakespeare, or BHS's love of Miss Weinstock?
She WAS a treasure; she made Shakespeare's characters come to life for us, taught us to write our own thoughts on myriad subjects, and she was tough. She didn't baby us at all.
She graduate of Reed College in Portland, and started out in the 1920s as a gym teacher, but by the time I was in high school (Class of '57) she was THE senior English teacher, and everyone who was thinking about going to college wanted to be in her classes.
The other Sr. English teacher had been a missionary in China before the revolution, and probably had a lot of interesting stories to tell, but she was also the adviser of the Campus Christians club, and even though I was still going to church at that time, I was beginning to have doubts, and didn't want to have anything to do with her or the club.
After a few months in Miss Weinstock's class, I had the feeling that she was not religious at all. Comforting.
Patricia, I realize you know where I live, and others in the string may not. It will be interesting to learn if others in the US can get the site. Thanks for the opportunity to try your link.
One other thought about worship, I realize that worship means putting one's hands together, bowing one's head, and letting-go-letting-god. These all exist as devices to stop thinking, taking action, and making a difference.
I once belonged to Fourth Presbyterian Church in Bethesda, MD. with Richard C. Halverson, senior pastor, the chaplain of the United States Senate and leader in the International Prayer Breakfast Movement. A fellow member spent the two years I was there hearing her pray that her husband would find the lord's plan for his life and would bring a job for her out-of-work husband. She took great care in fulfilling her evangelical calling to bring sheep to the shepherd.
That was one the situations that added to my doubts about god and religion having any answers at all in matters of problems and conflicts. I realize that religion and god exist as a delusion that stops thinking and acting.
The great thing about atheism is I see no evidence that god intervenes in lives confronted with serious problems and conflicts. Just look at the many problems going on around the world that involve arguments of over whose god is the real, true god, how one is to act in order to meet moral codes set by dogma, and how religion is used to make claims that have no relevance to today's world, i.e. Israel and Palestine. One had better start thinking, exploring, experimenting, doubting and questioning if he or she does not want to be and remain a victim.
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COURSE DESCRIPTION Signal Theory (EEL711/3-0-0) Representation of deterministic signals: Orthogonal representation of signals. Dimensionality of signal spaces. Construction of orthogonal basis functions. Time-bandwidth relationship: RMS duration and bandwidth, uncertainty relations. Random Processes: Definition and classification, stochastic integrals, Fourier transforms of random processes, stationary and non-stationary processes, correlation functions. Ergodicity, power spectral density, transformations of random processes by linear systems. Representation of random processes (via sampling, K-L expansion and narrow band representations), special random processes (white Gaussian noise, Wiener-Levy processes, shot-noise processes, Markov processes). Optimum Filtering : Matched filters for deterministic signals in white and coloured Gaussian noise. Wiener filters for random signals in white and coloured Gaussian noise. Discrete and continuous time filters. 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Travel Europe: Six things in Istanbul
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Although you'll never have time to tour every historically significant building in Istanbul, the Blue Mosque is particularly worthwhile. Some come to admire the intricately detailed architecture. For others, it's a religious icon.
ISTANBUL, TURKEYBeen there. Done that. Bought the rug. Thats what I thought, after a two-day stopover on a cruise four years ago.
Yet so many people rave about Istanbul, I wondered if they were simply smokin from a different hookah, or if perhaps I had missed something during my whirlwind tour of the must see sites: the Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Dolmabahce Palace. It was architectural overload, like staring at the sun. If I had been invited to gaze upon one more mosaic, however beautiful, I thought I might bleed from my eyes.
Dont get me wrong. Istanbuls wonders are worth visiting, particularly the Blue Mosque, as its not only stunning; its also an important religious centre where worshipers pray five times a day.
But for the most part, the de rigueur list barely scratches the surface of what I had come to suspect might be the true spirit of this city, where residents respect their history, but live, love, work, dance, play and party in the present.
So I went back. I slowed down. I took time to meet the people and learn how the locals spend their days, and their nights. What I discovered is that this isnt a city you should try to do in two days. Take a week. Take a walk and wander, and let Istanbul weave its web around you.
Get high
If youve ever seen Midnight Express, youll know Im not suggesting a dalliance with drugs, unless you fancy an extended stay in a Turkish prison.
To fully appreciate the scope of this city from the spiny minarets that punctuate the treetops to the cascade of blocky mid-rises that tumble down the hillsides like Lego-built lava you need to poke your head in the clouds.
Savour the view from Gaja Restaurant and rooftop bar, atop Swissotel The Bosphorus, or book a room at the adjacent Swissotel Living chic apartments you can rent by the night, where guests can relax beside a rooftop infinity-edge pool overlooking the strait.
swissotel.com, Bayildim Cad. No:2 Macka, Besiktas, Tel: +90 212 326 1100. Main courses from 45 TL ($24); Swissotel Living rooms from about $562.
Take a cruise
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The subject property is currently zoned Rural Preservation (RP). There are approximately 775 feet of road frontage on State Route 603 (Countyline Church Road). The subject property borders South River. It is located adjacent to the Lake Land'Or Subdivision. There is timber value on the tract. A portion of the subject property is located in the Primary Growth Area - Ladysmith Sub-Area under the designation of a PUD - Rural Hamlet (See Land Use Map). Click on the Helpful Files tab above to download a promotional package.
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Welcome to Port Royal, VA!21.90 acres 0 Mount Rd, Port Royal, VA 22538- Caroline County
Status: Active Type: Acreage
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Status: Active Type: Acreage
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Status: Active Type: River Property
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117+/- Acres with approximately 114 acres in 32 year old planted pines.Can divide once.
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The great George Jones was honoured by some of the biggest names in country and western music this week, as the stars came out in force to the George Jones Tribute Concert at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on Friday, 22 November. The widely acclaimed country star country, who sadly passed away earlier this year on 23 April, was honoured for four hours straight by some huge names performing Jones' greatest hits.
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The evening began (via Billboard) with the sole piece of stock footage featuring Jones, the video for his sigle 'No Show Jones,' yet despite his absence from the jumbo screens on stage, his memory never left the arena during the event billed as 'The Final No Show.'
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Charles River Development (Boston, MA) in October 2013.
I have previous experience working with CRD, and decided to reach out and apply for the IM position. After extensive discussion with the recruiter, and an in person interview with 4 employees - I felt they had the opportunity to get to know me very well as a person/potential employee. I was able to ask adequate questions, and was satisfied with the process.
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- Since you are speaking with members of the team that are above your level coming in, they truly test every strength and weakness. By far the most difficult was the analytical test at the end of the interview. Answer Question
- Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Charles River Development (Burlington, MA) in March 2013.
Very quick and organized processes
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- solving technical questions on the board, but mostly it is practical questions which is must known Answer Question
- Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Charles River Development in February 2010.
Was approached by the company's recruiter after I posted my resume on their site. A phone interview was arranged which was a overview of the kind of work I had previously done, mostly technical. Then (after a week) there was an onsite interview, 1:1 with 4 different people, all technical. The interviewers were all very nice and pleasant. Then after a couple of days another onsite, this time there was an IQ test. Got the offer on another weeks time.
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- How will you generate fibbinacci series using a select statement? Answer Question
Helpful (2)Declined OfferNegative ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Charles River Development (Boston, MA).
several phone screens, then in person interview with hiring manager, and then a follow up session with senior mgmt who make extra effort to discourage one from joining the firm. There is fine line between vetting and discouraging but i suspect Charles River crosses it often. One of their MD was completely unprofessional.
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- several scenario questions...."what would you do if ...happens"
based on the questions, it seemed as if the firm has issues with its clients otherwise they should be at Harvard providing case study examples. Something is clearly worng at this place. Answer Question
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got the sense that they are full of themselves, and sr mgmt leadership was weak. Other mgmrs strong but with weak mgmt (MD level), can't imagine they have a bright future.
- several scenario questions...."what would you do if ...happens"
Helpful (3)Declined OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Charles River Development (Burlington, MA) in November 2012.
I contacted a corporate recruiter at CRD through LinkedIn. After the initial conversation she was able to quickly set up a phone screening with a software engineer the group I was applying to. The phone screening questions were tough but relevant to the job description.
After the phone screening CRD set up an interview in their offices with several other software engineers and managers. A lot of technical (software related) and a few statistics questions. Logical reasoning test at the end. All of the people I interacted with (HR, engineers, managers) were very nice and friendly.
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- Statistics questions Answer Question
Reasons for Declining
My company went out of business very suddenly and I panicked a bit and submitted my resume to way too many companies. At some point had three offers. Decided to choose another company based on my long term career goals and skill set being better aligned with the other position but CRD's offer and benefits were very competitive. Would definitely consider the company in my next job search.
- Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied through other source. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Charles River Development (Burlington, MA).
Phone screen followed by a full day of interviews, an an extemporaneous writing sample
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- You are often asked to rate your own skill level in key areas 1 Answer
- Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied through college or university. The process took a week – interviewed at Charles River Development (Burlington, MA) in November 2013.
The hiring process was pretty easy going I liked the recruiter a lot. The interview was a couple hours and started with a logic test as you might see in a college math logic class. Then There were 4 or 5 separate 1 on 1 interviews with different levels of employees: developers, team leads, and a director
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- Some of the technical questions were tough for my lacking of expertise but not particularly difficult. Data structure questions, object oriented focused questions, etc. Answer Question
- No OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Charles River Development in November 2009.
The interview process well and the feedback was positive, but the company changed it's mind at the last minute attributing the decision to an internal reorg.
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- Write code to figure out if the numbers in an array form a sequence eg. 2, 4,5,3,1 is a sequence from 1-5. Answer Question
Helpful (3)No OfferNeutral ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Charles River Development (Burlington, MA) in January 2010.
One of my network contacts put me in touch with the hiring manager. My first interview consisted of one-on-one interviews with two people, a team member and the hiring manager, followed by a logic test.
The first interview was rather standard. We discussed my skills and experience, the team, the work, and a bit about company culture. Red flag #1 - the requirement (part of their contracts) that everyone work a 45 hour week. When I questioned it, the interviewer said, "Well, I suppose the owner thinks that everyone is stealing at least an hour a day from him, and he's determined to get it back."
The second interview of the first day was with the hiring manager, who mostly described their very complex product. And described their company culture as being a "consultant culture." If you're not doing billable work, your work is not valued. Red flag #2 was the story he told about how the owner used to walk around the company firing anyone that he thought wasn't working hard enough. "It wouldn't matter if you'd just spent ten hour cranking out code, if he came around the corner and found you with your feet up on the desk, he'd fire you."
The last part of my first interview was a 24 question logic test, which you had 50 minutes to complete. The recruiter told me not to worry about the test, said it had been part of their hiring process since the company was founded, and that it was no longer a hire/no hire determiner. She gave me an hour to work on it, and told me that most people finish 18 questions, but not to worry if I didn't get that many. It was more important to answer correctly than to answer all the questions. I finished all 24 questions within the 50 minutes. The recruiter seemed surprised that I'd not only finished the entire test, but had gotten so many questions correct.
I was called back for a second interview, this time with the hiring manager's manager. This time I was really grilled. The interviewer questioned everything on my resume, my skills and whether my experience was classroom or real-world, my previous jobs, the size of the companies that I had previously worked for, the products that I had previously worked on, etc.
Despite the fact that they claim to be doing Agile development, I did not observe much teamwork going on in the office. It was dead silent when I was there. I was told by more than one person that it is a very quiet office, even the employee who sits near the developers told me that nobody ever talks. I don't see how you can be "doing Agile" if the team never talks to each other.
Despite the fact that she promised to follow up with me, I never heard back from the HR contact. But it was pretty obvious from how my second interview ended that I did not have the experience that they were looking for. And by that point, I'd already figured out that I was not a good match for their company culture. Previous experience with financial products seems to be a requirement for employment. If you don't have a financial background, I'd be very surpised if you could get hired there.
Interview Questions
- None of the questions that I was asked stands out in my memory as being unexpected or more difficult than any other. The most difficult part of the interview process was probably the logic test, which is probably proprietary information. Answer Question
- No OfferPositive ExperienceDifficult Interview
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Charles River Development (Boston, MA) in July 2010.
I had a interview with the HR rep which lead to a phone interview with hiring manager. I was then flown in for a face to face interview to meet with the hiring manager and department lead.
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A third memoir from the author of the huge international bestsellers 'Angela's Ashes' and "Tis'. In 'Teacher Man', Frank McCourt details his illustrious, amusing, and sometimes rather bumpy years as an English teacher in the public high schools of New York City. Frank McCourt arrived in New York as a young, impoverished and idealistic Irish boy - ...
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A third memoir from the author of the huge international bestsellers 'Angela's Ashes' and "Tis'. In 'Teacher Man', Frank McCourt details his illustrious, amusing, and sometimes rather bumpy years as an English teacher in the public high schools of New York City. Frank McCourt arrived in New York as a young, impoverished and idealistic Irish boy - but who crucially had an American passport, having been born in Brooklyn. He didn't know what he wanted except to stop being hungry and to better himself. On the subway he watched students carrying books. He saw how they read and underlined and wrote things in the margin and he liked the look of this very much. He joined the New York Public Library and every night when he came back from his hotel work he would sit up reading the great novels. Building his confidence and his determination, he talked his way into NYU and gained a literature degree and so began a teaching career that was to last thirty years, working in New York's public high schools. Frank estimates that he probably taught 12,000 children during this time and it is on this relationship between teacher and student that he reflects in 'Teacher Man', the third in his series of memoirs. The New York high school is a restless, noisy and unpredictable place and Frank believes that it was his attempts to control and cajole these thousands of children into learning and achieving something for themselves that turned him into a writer. At least once a day someone would put up their hand and shout 'Mr. McCourt, Mr. McCourt, tell us about Ireland, tell us about how poor you were!' Through sharing his own life with these kids he learnt the power of narrative storytelling, and out of the invaluable experience of holding 12,000 people's attention came 'Angela's Ashes'. Frank McCourt was a legend in such schools as Stuyvesant high school -- long before he became the figure he is now, he would receive letters from former students telling him how much his teaching influenced and inspired them -- and now in 'Teacher Man' he shares his reminiscences of those thirty years as well as revealing how they led to his own success with 'Angela's Ashes' and "Tis'.
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Sep 17, 2009
Frank McCourt's "Teacher Man" was given to me by a friend at a time when, late in life, I decided I HAD to teach English Literature. I knew I was in for a struggle but I was confident that I loved my subject so much I was positive that I could make my students love it, too. I failed. I was at a school where cheating was common, no one had the desire to learn, teachers were not respected, and there was no discipline. I think the giver of this gift was trying to show me that I was not the only one who had problems with students! Too bad I didn't have the stomach to tough it out.
McCourt is a fine writer with that Irish melancholy that makes one identify with him on many levels.
It is interesting that, of all the movies I showed my classes in an attempt to get them to see that themes are eternal, they loved the screenplay of "Angela's Ashes" the best. This other work by McCourt will break your heart, yet he tucks in enough humor to keep you from killing yourself. His descriptions are without parallel, and the Irish village is a microcosm of the world--his, ours, and anybody's. Due to lots of begging, I showed the movie twice.
Please read this. It's a wonderful book and is way easier to get through than James Joyce. Plus, the reader has no doubt about what he's reading, while dipping into Joyce takes a priest and a seeing eye dog.
Apr 30, 2009
Fast easy read. Inspiring and funny without the morose tragedy of his Angela's Ashes.
Oct 30, 2007
Other than Teacher Man Frank McCourt has brought us many great novels such as 'Tis and Angelas Ashes. Teacher Man chronicals the life McCourt experienced in his many years as a high school teacher. The book describes how the psyche of adolescent childrenhas changed from the 60's to today and also points out some of the short comings of the public school system. While not as powerfull or heart breaking as his previous 2 novels Teacher Man is still worth giving a read just dont expect to be blown away.
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Publishers Weekly, 2005-09-12This final memoir in the trilogy that started with Angela's Ashes and continued in 'Tis focuses almost exclusively on McCourt's 30-year teaching career in New York City's public high schools, which began at McKee Vocational and Technical in 1958. His first day in class, a fight broke out and a sandwich was hurled in anger. McCourt immediately picked it up and ate it. On the second day of class, McCourt's retort about the Irish and their sheep brought the wrath of the principal down on him. All McCourt wanted to do was teach, which wasn't easy in the jumbled bureaucracy of the New York City school system. Pretty soon he realized the system wasn't run by teachers but by sterile functionaries. "I was uncomfortable with the bureaucrats, the higher-ups, who had escaped classrooms only to turn and bother the occupants of those classrooms, teachers and students. I never wanted to fill out their forms, follow their guidelines, administer their examinations, tolerate their snooping, adjust myself to their programs and courses of study." As McCourt matured in his job, he found ingenious ways to motivate the kids: have them write "excuse notes" from Adam and Eve to God; use parts of a pen to define parts of a sentence; use cookbook recipes to get the students to think creatively. A particularly warming and enlightening lesson concerns a class of black girls at Seward Park High School who felt slighted when they were not invited to see a performance of Hamlet, and how they taught McCourt never to have diminished expectations about any of his students. McCourt throws down the gauntlet on education, asserting that teaching is more than achieving high test scores. It's about educating, about forming intellects, about getting people to think. McCourt's many fans will of course love this book, but it also should be mandatory reading for every teacher in America. And it wouldn't hurt some politicians to read it, too. (Nov. 15) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
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My husband just took a look at this creation as I was getting ready to photograph it, and he said it brought back many memories of his Croatian grandma's work! It is a good thing that I'm about to leave the house, too, because otherwise I'd sit and eat the whole thing! Well, not really because it is very big, as you can tell from the amount of the ingredients. This is one of those recipes that looks better each time you make it because it does take practice. I had a difficult time rolling it out to 30x20, but that's my fault because the only thing I did different from the recipe was to use butter rather than Crisco in the dough. I hope the submitter of this gem will post her photo because it is so MUCH better than this one. But I'll keep trying! This is delicious! Now I don't know if I want to give away part of it as planned! Thanks, StephaniCCP!
Used pecans instead of walnuts. Really loved that it was not overly sweet and had a slight hint of lemon. Took Marianne`s advice and made two rolls also covered so it would not over brown. Delicious, will definitely make again. The dough came out really nice and I rolled with out the towel. Thanks for the recipe!
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Wonderful recipe! And looks so beautiful once you cut into it. Will probably replace the lemon extract next time with extra vanilla (the lemon was overpowering for my taste). Really fun to make. Husband loved it.
My father is from Rijeka, croatia and he raved about this delicious bread. He did correct me when i called it povititsa because his mother called it (Croatian Orahnjaca). I am not sure who is correct but this is a blast to make. i wanted it be perfect so I googled how to roll the dough and roll it out with an old tablecloth. I don't have a link but there are many videos showing the traditional way to make this. I was impressed with the one loaf I made but watching the professionals, they make 18 or more loaves at a time to give as gifts during the holidays. Wow. I do recommend that you chop / grind the walnut mixture until it is is very very fine and that the mixture is spread evenly over the entire dough. Sretno (good luck I think).
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The Gingerflower Boutique Hotel is housed in a tastefully restored Peranakan townhouse within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Melaka. It retains the gracious old world charm of a 19th century cultural and architectural treasure while offering contemporary luxury to ensure a comfortable stay. The Hotel is strategically located in the heart of Melaka on Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock (Heeren Street) and near the famous Jonker Street, thus enabling guests to conveniently explore historical and cultural Melaka just minutes from its doorstep.
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- TV, Satellite TV, [Channels] News, [Channels] Sky Sports, [Channels] Movies (Free), [Channels] Foreign (Other)
- Other
- Porter, Ground floor bedrooms, Public Air Conditioning
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- From 15:00 hours
- Until 12:00 hours
- The LateRooms.com rates for The Gingerflower Boutique Hotel in Melaka are the total price of the room and not the 'per person' rate. All prices are inclusive of all local taxes.
- Pets are not allowed
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