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The Art of Andres Segovia, Vol. 6
1 CD / Idis / 2010-11-05Works: Luis de Milán: Pavan for vihuela No 1; Pavan for vihuela No 2; Pavana de tres semibreves compás (from El maestro); Gaspar Sanz: Pavanas for guitar; Anonymous, Italian: Canzone; Saltarello "...
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1 CD / Idis / 2008-01-04Works: Santiago de Murcia: Prelude and Allegro, for guitar; Ludovico Roncalli: Suites for guitar; Silvius Leopold Weiss: Prelude for lute in D major; George Frederick Handel: Work(s); Gavotte for keyboard i...
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Your 6.5-hour Tennessee history tour begins with a comfortable charter bus ride to the stately manor of Andrew Jackson, The Hermitage. Home of the seventh U.S. president, historians consider President Jackson's Hermitage the best preserved early presidential home. Explore its quarters just as President Jackson and his staff did back in 1836.
Stroll the lovely formal gardens, then visit the slave quarters, the estate's original 1804 cabin and the sight where this president and his wife were laid to rest. Afterward, lunch is on your own accord at the on-site historic Hermitage Smorgasbord, offering a traditional Southern Buffet, including dessert. From there, continue on your chartered bus ride to the Belle Meade Mansion.
Known as the Queen of the Tennessee Plantations, the Belle Meade Plantation was the centerpiece of a 5,200-acre estate, world-renowned as a thoroughbred stud farm and nursery in the 19th century. It's a prime example of Southern Greek Revival Antebellum architecture. The present 30-acre site features 10 outbuildings which include an 1832 slave cabin and a colossal carriage house and stables.
The day comes to a leisurely close with a wine tasting session at the Winery at Belle Meade Plantation in the afternoon. Sip the estate's wines, such as chardonnay and cabernet, while enjoying views of the vineyards, then board the bus to return to Nashville.
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Article: Exosomes Derived from Burkitt's Lymphoma Cell Lines Induce Proliferation, Differentiation, and Class-Switch Recombination in B Cells[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Exosomes, nano-sized membrane vesicles, are released by various cells and are found in many human body fluids. They are active players in intercellular communication and have immune-suppressive, immune-regulatory, and immune-stimulatory functions. EBV is a ubiquitous human herpesvirus that is associated with various lymphoid and epithelial malignancies. EBV infection of B cells in vitro induces the release of exosomes that harbor the viral latent membrane protein 1 (LMP1). LMP1 per se mimics CD40 signaling and induces proliferation of B lymphocytes and T cell-independent class-switch recombination. Constitutive LMP1 signaling within B cells is blunted through the shedding of LMP1 via exosomes. In this study, we investigated the functional effect of exosomes derived from the DG75 Burkitt's lymphoma cell line and its sublines (LMP1 transfected and EBV infected), with the hypothesis that they might mimic exosomes released during EBV-associated diseases. We show that exosomes released during primary EBV infection of B cells harbored LMP1, and similar levels were detected in exosomes from LMP1-transfected DG75 cells. DG75 exosomes efficiently bound to human B cells within PBMCs and were internalized by isolated B cells. In turn, this led to proliferation, induction of activation-induced cytidine deaminase, and the production of circle and germline transcripts for IgG1 in B cells. Finally, exosomes harboring LMP1 enhanced proliferation and drove B cell differentiation toward a plasmablast-like phenotype. In conclusion, our results suggest that exosomes released from EBV-infected B cells have a stimulatory capacity and interfere with the fate of human B cells.The Journal of Immunology 05/2014; 192(12). DOI:10.4049/jimmunol.1302068 · 5.36 Impact Factor
Article: Innate lymphoid cells integrate stromal and immunological signals to enhance antibody production by splenic marginal zone B cells.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) regulate stromal cells, epithelial cells and cells of the immune system, but their effect on B cells remains unclear. Here we identified RORγt(+) ILCs near the marginal zone (MZ), a splenic compartment that contains innate-like B cells highly responsive to circulating T cell-independent (TI) antigens. Splenic ILCs established bidirectional crosstalk with MAdCAM-1(+) marginal reticular cells by providing tumor-necrosis factor (TNF) and lymphotoxin, and they stimulated MZ B cells via B cell-activation factor (BAFF), the ligand of the costimulatory receptor CD40 (CD40L) and the Notch ligand Delta-like 1 (DLL1). Splenic ILCs further helped MZ B cells and their plasma-cell progeny by coopting neutrophils through release of the cytokine GM-CSF. Consequently, depletion of ILCs impaired both pre- and post-immune TI antibody responses. Thus, ILCs integrate stromal and myeloid signals to orchestrate innate-like antibody production at the interface between the immune system and circulatory system.Nature Immunology 02/2014; DOI:10.1038/ni.2830 · 24.97 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: A dense mucous layer in the large intestine prevents inflammation by shielding the underlying epithelium from luminal bacteria and food antigens. This mucous barrier is organized around the hyperglycosylated mucin MUC2. Here, we show that the small intestine has a porous mucous layer, which permitted the uptake of MUC2 by antigen-sampling dendritic cells (DCs). Glycans associated with MUC2 imprinted DCs with anti-inflammatory properties by assembling a galectin-3-Dectin-1-FcγRIIB receptor complex that activated β-catenin. This transcription factor interfered with DC expression of inflammatory but not tolerogenic cytokines by inhibiting gene transcription through nuclear factor-κB. MUC2 induced additional DC-conditioning signals via intestinal epithelial cells. Thus, mucus does not merely form a nonspecific physical barrier, but also constraints the immunogenicity of gut antigens by delivering tolerogenic signals.Science 09/2013; 342(6157). DOI:10.1126/science.1237910 · 31.48 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Common variable immune deficiency (CVID) is an assorted group of primary diseases that clinically manifest with antibody deficiency, infection susceptibility, and autoimmunity. Heterozygous mutations in the gene encoding the tumor necrosis factor receptor superfamily member TACI are associated with CVID and autoimmune manifestations, whereas two mutated alleles prevent autoimmunity. To assess how the number of TACI mutations affects B cell activation and tolerance checkpoints, we analyzed healthy individuals and CVID patients carrying one or two TACI mutations. We found that TACI interacts with the cleaved, mature forms of TLR7 and TLR9 and plays an important role during B cell activation and the central removal of autoreactive B cells in healthy donors and CVID patients. However, only subjects with a single TACI mutation displayed a breached immune tolerance and secreted antinuclear antibodies (ANAs). These antibodies were associated with the presence of circulating B cell lymphoma 6-expressing T follicular helper (Tfh) cells, likely stimulating autoreactive B cells. Thus, TACI mutations may favor CVID by altering B cell activation with coincident impairment of central B cell tolerance, whereas residual B cell responsiveness in patients with one, but not two, TACI mutations enables autoimmune complications.The Journal of clinical investigation 09/2013; DOI:10.1172/JCI69854 · 13.77 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: An HIV-1 vaccine remains elusive, in part because various factors limit the quantity and quality of the antibodies raised against the viral envelope glycoprotein complex (Env). We hypothesized that targeting Env vaccines directly to B cells, by fusing them to molecules that bind and activate these cells, would improve Env-specific antibody responses. Therefore, we fused trimeric Env gp140 to A PRoliferation-Inducing Ligand (APRIL), B-cell Activating Factor (BAFF), and CD40 Ligand (CD40L). The Env-APRIL, Env-BAFF, and Env-CD40L gp140 trimers all enhanced the expression of activation-induced cytidine deaminase (AID), the enzyme responsible for inducing somatic hypermutation, antibody affinity maturation, and antibody class switching. They also triggered IgM, IgG, and IgA secretion from human B cells in vitro. The Env-APRIL trimers induced higher anti-Env antibody responses in rabbits, including neutralizing antibodies against tier 1 viruses. The enhanced Env-specific responses were not associated with a general increase in total plasma antibody concentrations, indicating that the effect of APRIL was specific for Env. All the rabbit sera raised against gp140 trimers, irrespective of the presence of CD40L, BAFF, or APRIL, recognized trimeric Env efficiently, whereas sera raised against gp120 monomers did not. The levels of trimer-binding and virus-neutralizing antibodies were strongly correlated, suggesting that gp140 trimers are superior to gp120 monomers as immunogens. Targeting and activating B cells with a trimeric HIV-1 Env-APRIL fusion protein may therefore improve the induction of humoral immunity against HIV-1.Journal of Virology 12/2011; 86(5):2488-500. DOI:10.1128/JVI.06259-11 · 4.65 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Neutrophils use immunoglobulins to clear antigen, but their role in immunoglobulin production is unknown. Here we identified neutrophils around the marginal zone (MZ) of the spleen, a B cell area specialized in T cell-independent immunoglobulin responses to circulating antigen. Neutrophils colonized peri-MZ areas after postnatal mucosal colonization by microbes and enhanced their B cell-helper function after receiving reprogramming signals, including interleukin 10 (IL-10), from splenic sinusoidal endothelial cells. Splenic neutrophils induced immunoglobulin class switching, somatic hypermutation and antibody production by activating MZ B cells through a mechanism that involved the cytokines BAFF, APRIL and IL-21. Neutropenic patients had fewer and hypomutated MZ B cells and a lower abundance of preimmune immunoglobulins to T cell-independent antigens, which indicates that neutrophils generate an innate layer of antimicrobial immunoglobulin defense by interacting with MZ B cells.Nature Immunology 12/2011; 13(2):170-80. DOI:10.1038/ni.2194 · 24.97 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Adaptive co-evolution of mammals and bacteria has led to the establishment of complex commensal communities on mucosal surfaces. In spite of having available a wealth of immune-sensing and effector mechanisms capable of triggering inflammation in response to microbial intrusion, mucosal immune cells establish an intimate dialogue with microbes to generate a state of hyporesponsiveness against commensals and active readiness against pathogens. A key component of this homeostatic balance is IgA, a noninflammatory antibody isotype produced by mucosal B cells through class switching. This process involves activation of B cells by IgA-inducing signals originating from mucosal T cells, dendritic cells, and epithelial cells. Here, we review the mechanisms by which mucosal B cells undergo IgA diversification and production and discuss how the study of primary immunodeficiencies facilitates better understanding of mucosal IgA responses in humans.Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 11/2011; 1238(1):132-44. DOI:10.1111/j.1749-6632.2011.06266.x · 4.31 Impact Factor
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Michelle Obama: 'I Want To Sleep Late' For Christmas
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Introducing himself as the "big elf," President Barack Obama on Wednesday exclaimed "Ho, Ho, Ho" and made merry as he delivered a pair of giant red sacks filled with toys and other gifts to the Marine Corps' annual Toys for Tots campaign.
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White House Christmas Tree Arrives
The day after Thanksgiving isn't just about shopping, it's also a time to start decorating for the holidays and that's exactly what the first family did today as they welcomed the White House Christmas tree.
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President Barack Obama spent a quiet Thanksgiving at the White House where the belly-stuffing menu featured all the holiday's basics. He also continued a tradition of telephoning members of the armed forces to thank them for their service.
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School kids are giving thanks to first lady Michelle Obama just in time for the holiday — with a sarcastic Twitter hashtag about unappealing school lunches.
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From furniture and food to fine art, members of the Obama administration received thousands of dollars in gifts from foreign leaders, but first lady Michelle Obama appears to have received the most expensive gift last year.
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I load .dll(.a) files and use them as program modules.
I recursively go through directories and put '_main' functors from these libraries into std::map under name, which is membered in special '.m' files.
The main directory has few directories for each host.
The problem is that I need to prevent usage of 'fopen' or any other filesystem functions working with directory outside of this host directory.
The only way I can see for that - write a warp for stdio.h (I mean, write s_stdio.h that has a filename check).
May be it could be a deamon, catching system calls and identifying something?
Well, and what about such kind of situation: I upload only souses and then compile it directly on my server after checking up? Well, that's the only way I found (having everything inside one address space still).


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It's interesting how the lives of two men become merged because of unusual circumstances.
It's interesting how the lives of two men become merged because of unusual circumstances.
Today's story is an example of that.
Nathaniel Fanning was born in Stonington on May 31, 1755. His father, Gilbert, was later one of the largest provisioners to Gen. George Washington's army during the American Revolution. As a young man at sea in his country's service, Fanning was captured on four separate occasions. But he was freed each time, either by parole, being rescued, in a prisoner exchange or by an escape.
In his final captivity, he was abused by the crew of the ship he was on and treated cruelly. He believed he would die in that situation.
All of those experiences took place in the late 1770s or early in 1781. His sea exploits continued until July 1779 when he traveled to L'Orient where he met and came under the command of John Paul Jones. Fanning served as a midshipman and private secretary to Jones aboard the ship, Bonnhomme Richard.
On Aug. 14, 1779, that ship set sail, and within four weeks, it captured or destroyed more than 29 enemy vessels. On Sept. 23, the Bonnhomme Richard engaged in a furious battle with the British ship, Serapis. Fanning was serving as captain of the "maintop," a raised platform at the head of the ship. A surrender request from the British captain inspired Jones to utter his famous retort: "I have not yet begun to fight!"
As the battle progressed, with both ships heavily damaged, Fanning and a mustering of survivors bridged across to the Serapis. Using hand grenades, small mortars and muskets, they cleared the decks save for the commander of the British ship, Captain Pearson. Each ship had lost between 70 and 80 men. The American ship sank shortly after the three and a half hour battle. The remaining Americans sailed to Holland on the less-damaged Serapis. Jones recommended a promotion for Fanning and said of him, "He was one cause among the prominent in obtaining the victory."
Fanning continued to serve under Jones and captained a number of his own ships. Eventually, the Stonington native was commissioned a lieutenant in the United States Navy. As for Jones, some naval historians regard him as the "Father of the U.S. Navy." Jones had furthered his own reputation in 1768 when the captain and first mate of the merchant vessel he was on died of yellow fever. Jones. who was 21, successfully navigated back to safe port. With the endorsement of Richard Henry Lee, Jones was appointed as a first lieutenant on Dec. 7, 1775. In 1787, Congress struck a gold medal for Jones in honor of his "valor and brilliant services." His words, "I have not yet begun to fight," have echoed through the ages and have defined the American Navy ever since.
Jones died in Paris on July 18, 1792 and his body lies at the Naval Academy Chapel in Annapolis. Fanning, who revered his captain, died of yellow fever on Dec. 5, 1804, where he was stationed in Charleston, S.C. Three ships in the U.S. Navy are named for Fanning. Two men from different backgrounds were challenged and, because of their extreme patriotism, fought side
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I need to implement a gallery which scrolls one item at a time, and which can do 'autoscroll': i.e. every couple of seconds, it automatically scrolls to the next item.
As per this thread: Android: Programmatically animate between images in Gallery widget, I extended Gallery, overriding onFling to ignore the fling event and instead simulate a DPAD arrow left or right in order to move a single item at a time:
public boolean onFling(MotionEvent e1, MotionEvent e2, float velocityX, float velocityY) {
int kEvent;
if(isScrollingLeft(e1, e2)){ //Check if scrolling left
kEvent = KeyEvent.KEYCODE_DPAD_LEFT;
else{ //Otherwise scrolling right
kEvent = KeyEvent.KEYCODE_DPAD_RIGHT;
onKeyDown(kEvent, null);
return true;
This works well. For the auto scroll, I create a handler and postDelayed a runnable which simulates the same DPAD key press in the same way:
handler.postDelayed(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
onKeyDown(KeyEvent.KEYCODE_DPAD_RIGHT, null);
but this doesn't do anything!!
I know the runnable gets executed as expected at the correct interval, since I logged it and confirmed this, but the onKeyDown does not cause the gallery to scroll or switch items. Why would this work in one method and not another? I tried to call my onFling instead, to no avail. Also tried to dispatchKeyEvent, but no luck.
I really need to get this going, but I also really want to understand why the same code doesn't yield the same results in two different places... Does this have something to do with how Android views handle input events? I looked into the Gallery code for clues, but found nothing! It seems as though it should work.
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The speaker does not understand what being the Man means. The Man is not the one who does everything, presses others, abuses, has control over everything, dominating everything etc., the Man is the opposite and it can be a women or a man. The example of who earns more is a lamest example I have seen here at TED. Money and status do not make anyone (men or women) the Man, that is just a false temporary facade used by both insecure men and women to falsely be the Man. Another lame argument here in the comments are the examples of who does the kitchen and who moves the furniture, God, get past these childish things. Both women and men are the Man if they respect each other and love. This is the time to support each other, thanks God women are taking that role and not staying all day at home cleaning, cooking. It is about time women be more powerful, thankfully. It should have happened a long time ago, we would be balanced and definitely have better lives.
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I think there are several reasons to why the speaker is right. I like working from home. When I work at home I do not consider myself working-I have the feeling that I am free (not obliged to work), although I work like hell, I have the feeling of not being "imprisoned", watched, checked etc from the boss or whoever, so I am completely relaxed. There are times I work up to 16 hours a day and still I am not as tired as I would work in an office for 4 hours, besides, I would not even consider that working at all, I take it just as a random house activity. This spares me from traveling and having the "Ahhhh... I am finally home". Having to go somewhere to work means, having to get dressed specifically, to travel, to think where to stop for coffee, eat, waste time with people you like/don't like etc, and to stay "imprisoned" for 8 hrs. His suggestions might not be applicable for all kinds of office work, still his ideas are worth considering and applying.
This rather seems like a War in between Win vs Mac users/supporters, and not the discussion on the point the speaker is making. He took these examples to illustrate his case, not to tell us who is more successful and who has better products. Perhaps, we should rather contribute with our own experiences and examples, thus contributing to enforce or prove wrong his ideas, which, then they would be a help to leaders and others involved in such activities.
"It is a bit of a misdirection to imply that most MMORPG games consist of millions of people working together as a team. There are millions of players, but they are working on individual goals." I guess this is the biggest challenge, how to make millions of people with individual goals and fit them on the "overall" goal where benefits go both ways, individually and globally. On open-source software movement, probably you are right if you consider that happening in incoming 50 years, since people management would be impossible, imagine millions of people posting codes for a single project or software at the same time, if only 1 module is a virus it will break down the entire system. That what you suggest should hopefully come soon, but I do not see it happening in our lifetime.
Thnx a lot, I did not know about those. I will surely check them.
Why some people seem to be threatened by Robinson's ideas? The new Copernicus is presenting us a "Heliocentric Model" while a lot of people are fanatically clinging to the "Geocentric Model". it seems to me that we are in the similar situation as in Copernicus time when very few people started acknowledging the new Theory. If you see the reports, many universities are increasing the fees and less students are to be admitted (UK especially), and Industrial Failure is causing "collateral damage" to education system. Another report says $200 000 for a degree, in that case for a mid-class family (like myself) means being in dept for another 10 years at least, for a degree of which certainty of being useless is increasing very quickly. How are we going to convince our Mid-Age-Churches (Governments/Schools/Universities -who've become money chasers) that education can be done in another way, and how can we enable them to start thinking about doing something about it?
I was not talking about objects at all. I cannot relate how your response is related to what I previously wrote but, anyway. To some people purposefulness-less is their purpose and meaninglessness is their meaning or passion or their path...What brings happiness to people is not my/your call. I am pretty sure that you are not completely sure what makes you happy, let alone others. Happiness amongst all attributes, is a transient event, perhaps filling the house with meaningless object for some, feeds their transient happiness.
The truth is that there are hundreds of millions of people involved in gaming, and there will be more and more, and most probably nothing and nobody cannot stop that. I am not a gamer, and I may not understand the gaming world, but one thing that amazed me when I saw and talked to gamers, is that there is an amazing cooperation in between them, amazing trust, it is unbelievable how great they work together. It is amazing to see a million people work as a team, all for the same purpose. Does anyone know any example similar to that in real world? The point here is to take the skills from gaming and trying to apply those to real world. In simple terms, I would go as far as to say that gamers are better educated (through gaming) on cooperation, trust and team work, and maybe in many others than people going to school for the same.
I am gonna stay with the concert/audience metaphor again. Well, let me go very far and assure you that you would rather play an instrument alone and passionately for yourself rather than playing on it just because you HAVE to play even for a billion people audience. You'd get all the pleasure from the first and annoyance from the second. Paradigm shifts and competition are generally healthy cause they would bring out the best of you. I wonder if you asked yourself a question: "Is this the best of me?" Is this all I can do, should do? Shifting in proportions is welcomed 'cause it is never one sided, it is all sided, the more proportion shifts the more possibilities the more "best of you" uncovering; it creates more dynamic environment and forces us to get out of our bubbles, our comfort zones and "fight". My concern is, even if this "revolution" starts now, it will take (I think) at least 20 years to be implemented, and that is too late for our children.
You should not be disappointed about it at all. It is just the diversity of people. It is the fact that education systems do not "accept". Everybody MUST study what is on the curricula. As a start this is a bad approach. Math is very creative for mathematicians and the ones who love it. It is not creative for those who love dancing, in fact it is boring. And yet they HAVE to learn it or else wont be able to graduate. And for your curiosity, go to any class and see how many students like maths, I can assure you that not more than 5-7 %, and the comments you find here are the same, perhaps 5% will satisfy you.


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Tamar thinks my elegant dressed up "Accordion" Potatoes aka Hasselback Potatoes look like footballs. When I developed this recipe for the Passover Seder it certainly wasn't my intention to serve 'em up at a Superbowl party, but now looking at it through Tamar-colored glasses I see how it can work for this occasion too. Get my recipe for "Football" Accordion Potatoes here.
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Favorite Tu B'Shevat Recipes
This year Tu B'Shevat, translated as the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat, begins in the evening on Wednesday January 15, 2014 and ends in the evening on Thursday January 16th, 2014. This "New Year for the Trees" holiday marks the beginning of the slow process when the trees begin blossoming and flowering with new life and new fruit. In our home we find it especially meaningful to eat something from all of the Shiv'at HaMinim, seven species of the land of Israel – wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives and dates – that have a special significance in Judaism.
So now that you know what's what, I'm sharing my favorite recipes featuring each of the seven species.
Being Good and Loving It With Poached Pears
Sometimes I behave. Sometimes I don't. When I am being good, poached pears taste like a beautiful sweet gift from G-d. A light, pleasant, end to a meal — elegant enough to serve on Shabbos easy enough to prepare in about 20 minutes.
Growing up compote was a staple at my grandparents home – served both as a side to the main or as a sweet dessert. I like to think of my Orange Ginger Poached Pears as a dressed up version of the fruit stew I grew up with.
Make Your House Smell Amazing With A Healthy Treat
On many a cold winter New York mornings I would drop my then 2-year old son off at his play group to the smell of hot, homemade granola. It was intoxicating. Sweet and syrupy the power of suggestion was enough to make me demand that his teacher let me taste, just a little, for research purposes of course. Teacher Rivky as she was known ran the play group out of her home and was all too happy to cater to my "research". She was such a giving person and always sent me on my way with a granola care package big enough to feed me and the growing baby in my belly.
I love the simplicity of the recipe and the fact that almost any substitution works. Instead of raisins use dried cherries, cranberries or blueberries. Instead of almonds try walnuts, pecans or peanuts. If you have the palate of a pregnant woman you can just add all of the above. Warning – don't burn that precious palate of yours – wait at least 15 minutes for your granola to cool before taste testing, for research purposes of course.
Brunch with An Asian Kick
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Comfort Comes In Many Forms
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In the Winter time no matter what the weather, we all enjoy some comfort. So many foods make me feel comforted, whether for the memories associated or the flavors they provide, here are my favorite comforting foods. What are yours?
The Joy of Kosher Cookbook Israel Book Party
It's quite incredible that you all came out on the first cold and rainy night we've had in months, thank you, truly. And thank you for making memories with me just outside the walls of the Old City. Scroll down for a recap of the food, film, friends and fun.
The evening was magical, the food was stunning and the people, oh the people, were so warm, and happy and friendly and fabulous! Part of the Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival, the SOLD OUT Israel JOY of KOSHER Book Party was an emotional and festive evening, one I will never forget!
My New Favorite Turkey and Stuffing Recipes
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I will now share with you one of my absolutely NEW favorite recipes – Sour Mash Whiskey-Glazed Whole Roasted Turkey. I love this recipe and picture so much that I wanted it to be the cover of my new cookbook JOY of KOSHER: Fast, Fresh Family Recipes (William Morrow/HarperCollins 2013). (Please buy your copy and gift copies, now! And if you already did – THANK YOU!) I was out voted only because it said "Thanksgiving" and was not "universal" enough. I get that – but still wanted it.
There is a story behind this bird that didn't make the book – it was cut for space – but I am happy to have all the space in the world to share it here.
How My Creamy Baked Ziti Saved the Day
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It's easy when you live in Israel to forget. Halloween came and went without a word. It's November 7th and a warm 81 degrees F, gone are the long New York winters. And Sandy – while big news here last year, was not commemorated in any major way at the one-year anniversary mark.
But while in New York 2 weeks ago – it was impossible to forget. News programs were flooded with "1 Year Later" stories, specials and features. And everywhere you went someone told their tale. Tamar and I were out to dinner with our dear friend – Brigitte Mizrahi, the fabulous French woman behind the Natural & Kosher, Les Petites Fermieres, and Sincerely Brigitte line of cheeses. Her story was intense and inspiring and shocking even one year later.
How To Create a Dessert Table for Hanukkah ...
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Well I have certainly made a lot of friends since moving to Israel. My newest pals are a sister team of event designers from the city of Modiin. Nesia and Daphna run A La Mode Designer Desserts, Designer Parties. And I tapped them to create a vibrant, modern, unexpected Chanukah dessert table. Watch this video and learn how to recreate this thing of beauty step-by-step. It's also filled with lot's of little take-away ideas for gifts, sweets, and snacks that can be incorporated into any party.
25 Things You Don't Know About Me *Giveaway*
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To celebrate the debut of my new cookbook, my labor of love, my magnum opus, my baby (except that human babies take only nine months to happen and this one took two years – oh, the agony), I'm sharing 25 things you don't already know about me. I know, I know, you thought that by now I've told you everything, and I have – almost. The upcoming book is my most personal yet – filled with episodes of my life that seem larger than life; diary entries; pictures of my kids; my innermost thoughts, dreams, wishes, goals; my best recipes and crazy moments between Hubby and me.
But there's so much more to tell. So why not share it, right here, right now? (I mean, besides Hubby's objection that I'm nuts to divulge all this.) I call it fearless. He calls it folly. And when I'm finished, it'll be your turn to whisper a few of your secrets to me.
Israeli Salads – Not 1 Leafy Green To Check
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What makes a salad Israeli?
After all, Israel is the ultimate melting pot of Jewish cuisine. To go even further and peg these salads as Middle-Eastern is so vague since each region from Turkey to Yemen has such a unique flavor profile. In fact, the signature "Israeli" Potato Salad is almost exactly like my Romanian- Hungarian grandparents' chicken salad – go figure. Look, I'm no culinary anthropologist but I have a simple, straightforward way of defining Israeli salads… roll that drum… salads that are commonly eaten in Israel.
Highlights From The Joy of Kosher Cookbook Launch...
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Leah, Yocheved, Ephie and Yael!!!, Donna, Elise, Lisa, Dina, Esti, Hilda, Iris, Jason and Wifey!!! (so sorry forgot your first name), Jill, Judy, Lori, Malki and Malkie, Nancy, Miriam, Rachael, Sharon, Susan, Zessie and everyone else whose name I haven't mentioned – THANK YOU!!! You all made Monday night the most special and amazing evening of my professional life. Meeting, talking, hugging (lol – you know me, I can NOT help myself!), and laughing with each and every one of you was utterly amazing. I am so touched that you snatched up tickets within hours of our party announcement – so totally cool!!! I am all teary at the thought of it, seriously. I really love you all so much. From Philly, to all parts of Jersey, to Jericho and 5-towns, and Queens and BK and more you came! Did I say I love you all yet?!?!?
We are planning a new and exciting event soon. Until then enjoy these pretty pictures (you are all so beautiful – I am kvelling!).
The Joy of Kosher Cookbook Now Available *Cheese...
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TODAY IS THE DAY!!! I am flipping, I am freaking, I am crying – tears of joy! My new cookbook Joy of Kosher is on shelves TODAY!!! If you haven't ordered your copy yet, what are you waiting for? Click here to order your copy on Amazon and get it in two days!! Quick before the first printing sells out!
I am a woman of many words – 73,802 words to be exact – laid out over 384 pages in 207 recipes. Want another sneak peek?
The Joy of Kosher Cookbook, It's Personal…...
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You'll hear people say my new Joy of Kosher is not exactly a cookbook – what they really mean is it's not just a cookbook with the yummiest most delicious, most glorious food – it's a book about life, my life. Literally. I ripped pages out of my diary and swiped pictures of my family and put them into this book. Nearly 400 pages of food, family, life and love.
You'll want to hug this book. I do. I really wrote it for you 'cuz I want to hug you. You have no way of knowing how YOU keep me going, keep me writing, keep me honest and keep me cooking. Without your cheering and support I would have thrown in the towel a long, long, long time ago.


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WASHINGTON, DC – Mayor Vincent C. Gray will maintain the expansion of services for homeless residents based on National Weather Service projections of frigid air and wind-chill temperatures in the District through Saturday. The expanded services include emergency shelters at designated recreation centers and warming buses located throughout the city.
These measures will continue through Saturday, January 25, 2014 at 9:00 am or until the Cold Emergency Alert is deactivated by the District's Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (HSEMA).
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When Zenonia appeared on the AppStore almost a year ago it was a breath of fresh air for all Action/RPG fans and has held the title of best RPG for quite some time, even despite its many MANY flaws. Thank goodness the world has moved on since then and we've been literally swarmed by many RPG releases the past 6 months or so, each striving to set a new benchmark for others to come. And now, the long awaited and anticipated sequel – ZENONIA™ 2 has finally been released. Can it take the crown back? Feel free to discuss this review of ZENONIA™ 2 in our forums.
Gamevil's highly anticipated sequel Zenonia 2 has finally hit the App Store. Zenonia, arguably one of the best Action RPGs for the iDevice, makes its return with a bang and this follow up looks to improve upon its predecessor in every aspect.
ZENONIA 2: The Lost Memories has been highly enhanced in every aspect compared to the original. Full character and control customization, four characters following individual epic storylines, three different modes, asynchronous online PvP feature and an extended world of ZENONIA guarantee greater enjoyment!
Fans of Zenonia will undoubtedly be snapping up this extremely promising sequel in a heart beat. At $4.99, RPG gamers could be looking at another awesome bargain – one that'll give 'em hours of button mashin' gameplay. Be sure to look for our review in the coming days!
Gamevil, Zenonia 2: Lost Memories – $4.99
If you loved Gamevil's hit RPG Zenonia last year (and enjoy watching cute Asian girls on Youtube), you'll definitely want to check out the preview video above. The Korean mobile games developer has announced that their highly anticipated sequel ZENONIA 2: The Lost Memories will be submitted to Apple for approval by the end of the week. With four playable characters and improved "Graphics, user interface, costume customization and skill effects", Zenonia 2 is looking like another sure fire hit for Gamevil. Barring any delays, we should be seeing its release sometime next week.
Fighting Fantasy: Deathtrap Dungeon (FFDD) is the second in the long series of the Choose-your-own-adventure type gamebooks, released by Steve Jackson & Ian Livingstone, that has been adapted to the iPhone by Big Blue Bubble. When I reviewed Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain (TMA Review) a couple of months ago I found several areas the developers could improve on. Did they read my review? Did they take the problems into consideration? Let's find out! Feel free to discuss this review of Fighting Fantasy: Deathtrap Dungeon in our forums.
While the AppStore often seems to be swamped with Action/RPG titles a quick look through them quickly reveals that either there is very little RPG to talk about. That, or the games are jRPG. The few left are a rare exception, that contain quite a few gems. And it seems that the recent Dark Shrine may have all it takes to join the said elite guild of AppStore games. Feel free to discuss this review of Dark Shrine in our forums.
Gamebook Adventures 1: An Assassin in Orlandes in Review – Choosing your own adventure, page by page!
Some time ago I reviewed Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain – a rendition of the classic Choose Your Own Adventure Book for the iDevice and was quite satisfied with it. Just recently Tin Man Games released a similar title in Gamebook Adventures 1: An Assassin in Orlandes, but it is completely original and developed exclusively for the iPhone. How does it match up against the series, written by Steve Jackson & Ian Livingstone? It seems it is actually better! Feel free to discuss this review of Gamebook Adventures 1 in our forums.
*For the promo code giveaway, please refer to the comments area after the review for details (Closed).
It wasn't THAT long ago that Star Wars: Yoda Stories graced workplace desktops the world over. Redshift, who brought us one of the iDevice's most potent RPG series, The Quest, have nailed another key gaming point: the fun, apropos-of-desktop-adventuring-games-like-Yoda-Stories RPG adventure! Dungeoned is yours for 99 cents; for less than a dolla, you can bagi it; shy of a buck, not even twenty nickels! Be ready to run from baddies, strike with magic and your fists, and escape through the one true door! Dear me, I sound like a marketing telephone box.
Press, piccies and viddy after the gappy:
iTête à iTête – Interview with Arto & Peter from Dicework Games – Rimelands: Hammer Of Thor was actually the game we originally wanted to do.
Despite there being over 150 000 apps on the AppStore, many of which are games, quality RPGs are few and far between. And even fewer of them don't go the Japanimation console style RPG route. Frankly, only three come to my mind – our own shigzeo's favourite The Quest with its many addons, the excellent old-school Undercroft (TMA Review) and, of course, the much hyped Diablo-clone Dungeon Hunter (TMA Review). And don't even get me started on Ravensword: The Fallen King (TMA Review). But they should beware, because it seems a new contender to the RPG throne is in the works. I'm talking about the game that came to my attention recently – Rimelands: Hammer Of Thor. Intrigued, I immediately contacted the developers of this ambitious project and secured an interview to learn more details.
Dicework Games is a small company located in the city of Tampere in Finland and consists of the CEO and lead designer Arto Koistinen and the talented graphics artist Peter Finnberg. Having been laid off during company negotiations just 1.5 years after THQ Wireless's acquisition of Universomo, they decided it was to go solo and started their own company. Their first game was the critically acclaimed Diceworks which was a test of both their skill as well as how well they could do at the AppStore. And now they are steadily finishing up the project they originally conceived when their company formed – a classic Rogue-style RPG game titled Rimelands: Hammer Of Thor. And today I have both of them on the line to talk about it!
[update 2] Our hands-on preview is now up.
Dicework Games have recently updated their blog with some in-depth information and screenshots of their upcoming RPG – Rimelands: Hammer Of Thor. Additionally they have just announced that they will be teaming up with Crescent Moon Games – the developers of Ravensword: The Fallen King (TMA Review) – to put the finishing touches and publish the upcoming game.
Though it's quite hard to tell at this point – the game seems to be not unlike a certain legendary Rogue and is a turn-based RPG and, thankfully, does NOT involve any kind of Japanimation whatsoever. You can find the original details after the gap, but to sum it up – the combat will use a classic one-action scheme of it's ancestor along with an expansive character development system and distinct classes. The story will be completely linear with no dialogue trees, though there will be plenty sidequests and hidden treasures to encourage thorough exploration of game areas. A nice touch is including both randomly generated levels along with some pre-designed ones to extend replayability. Oh yeah, and the latter ones will contain puzzles.
I have secured an interview with the developers of Rimelands for Monday around noon European time, so feel free to leave any questions you'd like me to raise either in the comments or in the forums. And be sure to check the full details after the gap.
Today, you can relive the heady days of the late 1980′s, but in 1990′s style: Square Enix have released both FINAL FANTASY I & II today at the App Store. Both are masked in glorious Super Famicom-style colour and iPhone-tailored resolution. FINAL FANTASY sports 'bonus dungeons' from Soul of Chaos and the Labyrinth of Time editions of the game while FINAL FANTASY II hacks along with the bonus dungeons from Soul of Rebirth and the Arcane Labyrinth editions of the game. Of course, this will probably be the biggest news for Anime RPG lovers till the next Final Fantasy debuts on the iPhone. Feel free to discuss the release of FINAL FANTASY I & II in our forums!
SQUARE ENIX Co., LTD., FINAL FANTASY – $8.99
SQUARE ENIX Co., LTD., FINAL FANTASY II – $8.99
Piccies, press and video (courtesy AppBank) after the gap:


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