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Author Notes: My mother taught me how to cook and bake. LOTS of really good stuff. Mostly Italian things. She was a stay at home mom, and a great cook (she still is, at 78 years old). She didn't drive, so we spent a lot of quality time in the kitchen. I learned so much about cooking, eating and sharing good food from my mother. And I've been trying to do the same with my kids, who have been lucky enough to cook, eat and share good food with both my mother and I.
My initial thought of what my "legacy" should be was Nonna's Piadina, which my mother taught me how to make when I was a little girl. My kids, on the other hand, urged me to submit my scone recipe, and since nobody makes better piadina than nonna, my scone recipe it is. And I am, after all, the Pound Ridge Scone Lady. ;)
I also thought since the Royal Wedding is taking place this Friday, what better way to celebrate in style than with a plate of fresh baked blueberry scones to share with your friends and family.
I may not have an 18-carat sapphire engagement ring to share with my kids, but I'm grateful I have my baking knowledge to pass down to them, and hope that someday they'll remember fondly the times we spent in the kitchen together. - mrslarkin —mrslarkin
Food52 Review: MrsLarkins Royal Wedding Scones are quite possibly the most delicious scone I have ever eaten. They are moist and tender and loaded with blueberries. In the past I have been somewhat challenged making scones that were not as my daughter characterized, like paperweights. I could not find wild Maine blueberries so I used what I could find from the farmers market today. When I took a bite it was like getting a big hug from Mom. Thank you for this wonderful recipe, you could feel and taste the love -- this will be the recipe I will use from now on when I make scones. I am looking forward to experimenting making both sweet and savory ones. We thoroughly enjoyed them this morning warm with butter and some homemade strawberry jam, but they are equally delicious on their own. This recipe is a keeper. - sdebrango —sdebrango
Serves 8
- 2 1/2 cups (11.25 ounces) all-purpose unbleaced flour (I use King Arthur Flour)
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar, plus more for sprinkling on tops of scones
- 1 tablespoon baking powder* (see step 11)
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 6 tablespoons chilled unsalted butter, cut into small cubes
- 3/4 cup frozen wild Maine blueberries
- 1 cup heavy cream, plus more for brushing on tops of scones
- 1 large egg
- 1 1/2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- In the bowl of a food processor fitted with the chopping blade, place the dry ingredients and pulse to combine.
- Add the butter, and pulse about 10 or so times. You want to retain some small pieces of butter. Don't blitz the heck out of it. Transfer the flour mixture to a large mixing bowl. If you've got some really large butter lumps, just squish them with the back of a fork.
- Gently toss the blueberries into the flour mixture.
- In a large measuring cup, place the heavy cream, egg and vanilla. Mix well. Pour into flour mixture. With a dinner fork, fold the wet into the dry as you gradually turn the bowl. It's a folding motion you're shooting for, not a stirring motion. When dough begins to gather, use a plastic bowl scraper to gently knead the dough into a ball shape. If there is still a lot of loose flour in the bottom of the bowl, drizzle in a bit more cream, like a teaspoon at a time, until the dough comes together.
- Transfer the dough ball to a floured board. Gently pat into a 6" or 7" circle. With a pastry scraper or large chef's knife, cut into 8 triangles. I use a pie marker to score the top of the dough circle and use the lines as a guide.
- OPTIONAL BUT RECOMMENDED: Place the scones on a wax paper-lined sheet pan and freeze until solid. Once they are frozen, you can store them in a plastic freezer bag for several weeks.
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Place frozen scones on a parchment-lined sheet pan, about 1 inch apart. Brush with cream. Sprinkle tops of scones with sugar.
- Bake for about 20 - 25 minutes, turning pan halfway through. They are done when a wooden skewer comes out clean.
- Serve with clotted cream, creme fraiche, and jam if you wish.These are great the next day, warmed in the microwave for 15 - 20 seconds. They freeze really well, too, and can be reheated in a 350 degree F oven until warm. Enjoy!
- For plain scones, just omit the blueberries.
- *COOK'S NOTE: Update on freezing scones. I usually use Red Star non-aluminum baking powder. I recently ran out, so I bought some Rumford's instead. After freezing solid, the Rumford scones did not rise at all when baking. So fyi, if you use Rumford's baking powder, bake the scones straightaway, and don't freeze.
Tags: afternoon tea, breakfast, early morning royal weddings, Holidays
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Comments (91) Questions (2)
19 days ago Jennifer Larsen
Can this recipe be doubled or do I need to make separate batches?
19 days ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Yes! I make double recipes all the time.
5 months ago Claudia O'Keeffe
These were delicious! I didn't freeze them first and they were done in 20 minutes. The only thing I changed is I replaced 1/2 cup of plain flour with Kamut flour. So good I'm making another batch tomorrow!
6 months ago Hannah Lyon
These were perfection. The texture and flavor were flawless!
10 months ago pamela Murphy
You should add an Asterisk next to the baking powder. My fault entirely that I didn't read the recipe through before I started baking but I saw the note about Rumsford Baking Powder AFTER I had frozen the scones. Oh well. Hopefully they will still taste good!?
10 months ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
That's a good idea! I will. Good luck, and do let us know how they turn out.
10 months ago pamela Murphy
We defrosted the scones for about 45 min to an hour before baking and they rose!! Tasted absolutely delicious!!! A big hit!
10 months ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Yay!! I'm so glad.
11 months ago leomitra
Can I use self raising flour and if I use that wat would the amount of baking powder
11 months ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Hello leomitra. If using self raising flour, I think you can omit the baking powder and salt altogether, as self raising flour already contains both. I would use equal amounts of self raising flour, plus an extra tablespoon.
about 1 year ago ELMviola
I've never really had success with scones until I made these. They were not only the best scones I've ever made but among the best I've ever eaten! Perfectly moist, light, and not too sweet. Everyone at brunch asked for the recipe.
over 1 year ago yquinonez
Made them today and they were perfectly moist, great crust and quick to make. Keeper recipe. My kids loved them for Sun afternoon tea.
over 1 year ago nikki
Hi Mrslarkin...I need these NOW but only have whipping cream...Will that be acceptable or will I completely destroy these beautiful scones (I've only been baking about 1.5 yrs, so don't laugh!)?
over 1 year ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Hello nikki! I think you'll be fine with the whipping cream. Go for it! Let us know how they turn out. Good luck!
almost 2 years ago Louisa
I made these with dried blueberries and froze the few that were left.
They freeze and reheat (350 oven right on the rack) beautifully.
Thanks for a wonderful recipe.
almost 2 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Glad you liked these, Louisa! Thank you.
over 3 years ago
Emily is a trusted source on General Cooking.
hi again, my youngest son (who is a complete maniac for scones, at his tender age of not quite 3) and i decided to just go ahead and make the scones "right now." at present, he has both hands in the mxing bowl and is licking them and it clean. i wish i could send you the photo. wonderful! i have to say this bodes well for these scones obtaining more fans! i used 3/4 c buttermilk + 1/4 c cream...will let you know!
over 3 years ago
Emily is a trusted source on General Cooking.
sorry about the random double note. i tried to edit the first after seeing your comment re: just omit bb's... :)
over 3 years ago
Emily is a trusted source on General Cooking.
hi mrslarkin, do you think it'd work to use buttermilk in place of the cream? many thanks!
over 3 years ago
Emily is a trusted source on General Cooking.
hi mrslarkin, if i want to make these with dried currants, would you recommend using 3/4 c, as with the blueberries? and do you think it'd work to use buttermilk in place of the cream? many thanks!
over 3 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
hi em! i think it should work well with buttermilk. And a scant 3/4 cup of currants would be good. Let me know how it turns out!
over 3 years ago
Emily is a trusted source on General Cooking.
fantastic! the reason i ask (b/c i do like cream!) is that a friend asked me to make her some traditional buttermilk scones. i've been wanting to make yours for ages so thought i'd try to knock off a few to-dos at once. i'm planning to make these tonight and will let you know! thanks!
over 3 years ago Leesa Edwards
Wow....I just made these, and they are hands down the absolute BEST scones I have ever tasted....EVER! Thank you, thank you, thank you mrslarkin!! What a treasure of a recipe you have shared with us.
over 3 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
You're welcome, Leesa! So very happy to hear that!
almost 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Hi all, here's an update on freezing scones. I usually use Red Star non-aluminum baking powder. I recently ran out, so I bought some Mumford's instead. After freezing solid, the Mumford scones did not rise at all when baking. So fyi, if you use Mumford's baking powder, bake the scones straightaway, and don't freeze.
almost 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Haha that should say "Rumford." I guess y'all know where my musical taste lies now. :)
almost 4 years ago lapadia
These are on my "to make" list as soon as we can harvest our blueberries! FYI :)
almost 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
yay! will you use the berries fresh, or will you freeze them? (i like frozen berries better because then they don't get so shmooshed and turn everything blue/gray.)
almost 4 years ago lapadia
Fresh...but whenever I have used fresh in something like this, I always pop what is needed in the freezer for a bit of time, take them out and swirl them in a tiny little coating of the dry batter and then fold them into the batter, shape and bake. It seems to stop them smearing color throughout. We still have about a month to go before ours are ripe, it's been a cool season, everything is about a month late this year.
almost 4 years ago Brenna
mrslarkin any advice about freezing scone dough? Can it be done to where the scone is just as nice when you pull the dough out of the freezer the next day?
almost 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Brenna, yes, you can freeze the raw scones way in advance. Cut them into wedges before you freeze them, otherwise you'll need a hack saw if you freeze the whole round of dough. Hope this is helpful!
about 4 years ago
hardlikearmour is a trusted home cook.
My mom made these without the blueberries to use as a base for strawberry shortcakes. Heaven!!
about 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Awesome! I LOVE making plain scones for shortcake! It's gotta be one of my all-time favorite summer desserts. Thanks for letting me know, hla!
about 4 years ago JWB
I have made these twice since mrslarkin was kind enough to post the recipe. They are incredibly simple, but they will absolutely be the best scones you have ever made. I think the 6th step, to freeze before baking, is key and should not be optional. Thanks, Mrs. L!
about 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Wow! You're welcome, JWB! So very glad you enjoy these!!
about 4 years ago Rivercook
oh! I forgot to say that I did not have heavy cream (no stores near me) and I used buttermilk instead..one word..yum.
about 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
That is good to know!!! Glad the buttermilk worked!
about 4 years ago Phoenix Helix
I did a scone taste test recently, seeing how texture & taste changed with different ingredients. I learned that buttermilk creates a traditional craggy, bread-like scone (my personal favorite). Cream creates a melt-in-your-mouth biscuit type of scone. They're both delicious, but very different. Next time you make these Rivercook, you might want to try the cream to taste the difference & see which you prefer. I also did tested freezing them before baking vs leaving them on the counter for 30 minutes before baking. I thought the ones that rested at room temperature had the best texture & rise. Have you ever tried that Mrslarkin? I love experiments in the kitchen!
about 4 years ago
Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Totally agree, BB - experimenting is fun! I haven't tried anything beyond freezing these, but your research sounds successful! Curious if you left them on the counter from a fresh batch or a frozen batch?? As I'm working with time constraints here, I don't think I'd have the luxury of that 30 minute wait.
about 4 years ago Phoenix Helix
I left them on the counter fresh (unfrozen) & compared to a batch I had stuck in the freezer. I can definitely see how the freezer would be more convenient for you, Scone Goddess! For me at home, where I only make one batch at a time, I had the time (and counter space) to let them rest fresh for 30 minutes before baking. For the other home cooks, I recommend trying it. Either way though, Mrslarkin's scone recipes always rock!


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Dennis Keam, a Probus resident opposed to the development, said: "As far as I'm concerned he has lost all credibility – it's ridiculous. He wants to get re-elected."
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"A key issue has always been traffic. I'm happy to repeat that personally I should have given more weight to the loss of green fields and, of course, I'm sorry that many residents are disappointed that the decision went against their views. Others are not.
"The election is some time away and what I wanted to do now is inform residents on what was happening."


text: !![[Series/{{Animorphs}} The TV series]]:* [[ActingForTwo Acting for Thousands]]: Because only one Hork-Bajir costume existed, a single Hork-Bajir was the only representation of an ''entire race''. Still a better deal than the Taxxons got; they were cut from the show altogether.* DawsonCasting: A mild example, as the age of the book characters had not yet been revealed when Ani-TV went into production.* DisownedAdaptation: Applegate was quite vocal in her distaste for Ani-TV, going so far as to insert a TakeThat to it in ''The Return''.* HeyItsThatGuy: Shawn Ashmore (Jake) is [[{{Film/X-Men}} Iceman.]] And a meteor freak on ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' (where his twin brother was Jimmy Olsen).** Visser Three's human form is [[Series/{{Arrow}} Alexi Leonov.]]** He and Christopher Ralph (Tobias) are also both series regulars of ''In a Heartbeat''.** Who knew that [[{{Film/ResidentEvil}} the Umbrella Corporation]] got its start as an anti-Yeerk movement?* NoBudget: Painfully obvious in some scenes. [[LiteralMetaphor The slug-like Yeerks were, well,]] [[CallARabbitASmeerp slugs]], [[OffTheShelfFx the Dracon beams were merely repainted flashlights]], and the Andalites were played by PeopleInRubberSuits.** It's also very obvious that there was only one Hork-Bajir costume, and the Taxxons never appear as they would clearly be impossible on the show's budget.* RecursiveAdaptation: ''Meet the Stars of Animorphs'', a companion book released shortly after Ani-TV started airing.* TheOtherDarrin: Tom Barnett replaces Eugene Lipinski as Visser Three in Season 2.** Given that this is a series where people can change into anything alive (within reason), it is more easily explained then other examples of the trope!![[Literature/{{Animorphs}} The books]]:* AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder: The ghostwritten era began so K.A. could work on ''{{Everworld}}'', although she seems pretty frustrated that it had to happen.* AuthorAppeal: K.A's favorite things - Star Trek, the Rolling Stones, Dr. Pepper, Mustangs, etc - are all prominently featured. Similarly, her personal views creep often into her work.* AuthorTract: A handful of the books exist for no other reason than to promote the views of K.A. (and later, her ghostwriters). #04 ''The Message'' (whales are sentient), #09 ''The Secret'' (logging is bad), and #28 ''The Experiment'' (eating meat is ''very'' bad) are the worst offenders. A more mild offender is #16 ''The Warning'' (the internet is weird), which is redeemed by strong characterization and a truly [[CreepyAwesome awesome]] villain.* BigNameFan: Creator/NeilCicierega, who sometimes references the series in his videos.* {{Blooper}}: There were quite a few in early books as K.A. established a series continuity, leading to the FanNickname of 'KASU' (K.A. Screws Up, for the uninitiated).* ContestWinnerCameo: Erek King. See Promoted Fanboy.* CreatorCouple: Creator/KAApplegate and her husband Creator/MichaelGrant. Though it never came out until after the series ended, the pair wrote Animorphs jointly. Grant has [[Literature/{{Gone}} since distinguished himself]] [[Literature/{{BZRK}} as a writer in his own right.]]* DearNegativeReader: Infamously [[http://web.archive.org/web/20010807200502/www.morphz.com/posts/1061001.htm gave one]] to the ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' fan-base who criticized the BolivianArmyEnding.* FanNickname: Emohawk for Tobias. Hawkward for Rachel/Tobias moments. KASU for "Katherine Applegate Screws Up[=/=]Screw-Ups", or the mistakes between books by the author and her ghostwriters.* HeyItsThatGuy: MelindaMetz, writer of RoswellHigh (which was the inspiration for the TV show {{Roswell}}) and {{Fingerprints}}, was the ghostwriter for ''The Sickness'' and ''The Prophecy''.* {{Jossed}}: Every now and then K.A's come to answer a few questions and joss a few [[EpilepticTrees theories]].* NamesTheSame: New readers of ''{{Everworld}}'' must have been surprised to see K.A. named the main hero of that series after the SixthRangerTraitor of this one.* PromotedFanboy: Erek King, the fan who won a contest to have a character named after himself. The Erek King character ended up becoming one of the most important secondary characters in the series.** Although after what Erek did in the second to last book, you really have to feel sorry for the real Erek King.** Why? Erek is amazing.* [[HeAlsoDid She Also Did...]]: One of the ghostwriters for the series was Melinda Metz, who later went on to write ''RoswellHigh'', the basis for the TV show ''Series/{{Roswell}}''.* TechnologyMarchesOn: #16 ''The Warning'', the "Internet is weird" book.* TorchTheFranchiseAndRun: Never confirmed, but K.A has admitted Scholastic owns the full rights to Animorphs (much to her frustration), and it'd go a long way to explaining that BolivianArmyEnding.* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: As mentioned under TotallyRadical, the original release is one for the 1990's.* WriteWhoYouKnow: Applegate and Grant based most of the characters on people they knew. Applegate has said that the character Loren is based on herself. Grant is described as a lot like Marco but it's unknown if this was intentional (probably more of an author projection thing seeing as Marco's got an {{Expy}} in Grant's series).** Applegate also said Cassie was most like her, while Marco was most like Michael Grant.!![[{{Animorphs}} The games]]:* AdaptedOut: All the non-Yeerk villains.* AntiClimaxBoss: There's only one boss in ''Shattered Reality'' - [[BigBad Visser Three]], fighting in a kind of {{Golem}} morph. He's not very hard.** CowardlyBoss: He'll spend more time shielding himself from your attacks than actually attacking.** PlatformBattle: You're more likely to die from falling off the moving platforms than you are from combat with the visser.** PivotalBoss * ButtonMashing: The combat sections of ''Know the Secret'' basically amount to this. There's a kind of {{Combo}} system to it, but it's very rudimentary.* FillerVillain: Mostly seen in ''Shattered Reality''. In addition to renditions of the baddie aliens, new enemies were created, some of which make more sense than others. The crowning moment of absurdity comes when you end up fighting ''pterodactyls'' in the Gardens level.** On the other hand, the new 'Kaa' alien was pretty cool. [[http://assets1.ignimgs.com/1999/05/19/KAA1-107553_640w.jpg See for yourself]].* GameMusic: It must be said, the music in the Animorphs games is [[AwesomeMusic truly excellent]]. ''Shattered Reality'' is worth owning for the soundtrack alone.* GameplayRoulette: Hoo boy, yes.** ''Animorphs: Shattered Reality'' ([[{{Playstation}} PSX]]) - Straightforward 2D PlatformGame.** ''Animorphs'' ([[GameBoyColor GBC]]) - RolePlayingGame** ''Animorphs: Know the Secret'' ({{PC}}) - 3D ActionAdventure game.* {{Narm}}: All three games give generous helpings. ''Shattered Reality'' and ''Know the Secret'' have truly narmalicious voice acting.* ObviousBeta: The GameBoyColor Animorphs game.** BlindIdiotTranslation** GameBreakingBug: There are a couple places where you can walk into but not get out of, causing you to have to restart the game.** ShoddyKnockoffProduct: This game was basically a poor man's ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' with the Animorphs property tacked on.* PolygonCeiling: In ''Know the Secret''. It gives the game a really dated look, which is a shame, because it's quite serviceable in other respects.* {{Shovelware}}: All three games were labeled with this title and quickly forgotten. The only game that really deserves it is the [[TheScrappy GBC one]].* TheProblemWithLicensedGames----


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Stopped in here for a late lunch and was rewarded with some good bbq. I had the brisket sandwich and it was very good, the service was great too. It's a cute little country place. I'll be back to try out more of the menu.
We have eaten here many times and the food has always been good and the owners treat you like you have been friends for years.
The service at this restaurant has always been good. The owners go out of their way to make sure the customers needs are met. The homestyle food is as a whole very good.
The Smokehouse has long been a fav of mine. Always good quality, always good service. The BBQ is worth a drive past 10 other BBQ restaurants. But, today I had the breakfast. The hash browns were "Country perfect." Big biscuits and .dark brown gravy! M-m-m-m. Always reasonably priced. On a side road, but be sure to try Smokehouse when you're...
My husband and I were out looking at houses in this beautiful Mayberry town when we came across this restaurant, and the parking lot was packed with cars so we decided to try it. As you walk in the door your greeted by staff waiting on tables, and you seat yourself. Everyone seemed to know one another and were very...
If you are in chickamauga stop here. It's in walking distance of downtown and friendly service. Food is classic southern BBQ and etc. they also have drive thru
My husband and I went here. He got a BBQ pork plate with home fries, baked beans, and corn bread. I had a veggie plate with fried green tomatoes, Mac & cheese, green beans, and corn bread. The BBQ was very good. The home fries were over-cooked. The fried green tomatoes tasted like they had been cooked with the okra....
Been going here all my life and there is no better restaurant in Chickamauga or northwest Georgia as far as I'm concerned.
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I have a really old portable hottub, so old it doesn't have a heating element...something called a heat blanket on the motor. But it was working until I moved it recently. After checking its control box, I realized a white wire and black wire had become disconnected. Its unfortunate that I didn't know which one went where. Sooo...I tried plugging them one way, then the other. All I get when I hook up the power is a click, no which way the wires are hooked up. Suggestions?
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The Road to Reality: A Complete Guide to the Laws of the Universe
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Since the earliest efforts of the ancient Greeks to find order amid the chaos around us, there has been continual accelerated progress toward understanding the laws that govern our universe. And the particularly important advances made by means of the revolutionary theories of relativity and quantum mechanics have deeply altered our vision of the cosmos and provided us with models of unprecedented accuracy.
What Roger Penrose so brilliantly accomplishes in this book is threefold. First, he gives us an overall narrative description of our present understanding of the universe and its physical behaviors; from the unseeable, minuscule movement of the subatomic particle to the journeys of the planets and the stars in the vastness of time and space.
Second, he evokes the extraordinary beauty that lies in the mysterious and profound relationships between these physical behaviors and the subtle mathematical ideas that explain and interpret them.
Third, Penrose comes to the arresting conclusion (as he explores the compatibility of the two grand classic theories of modern physics) that Einstein's general theory of relativity stands firm while quantum theory, as presently constituted, still needs refashioning.
Along the way, he talks about a wealth of issues, controversies, and phenomena; about the roles of various kinds of numbers in physics, ideas of calculus and modern geometry, visions of infinity, the big bang, black holes, the profound challenge of the second law of thermodynamics, string and M theory, loop quantum gravity, twistors, and educated guesses about science in the near future. In The Road to Reality he has given us a work of enormous scope, intention, and achievement; a complete and essential work of science.
"At first, this hefty new tome from Oxford physicist Penrose (The Emperor's New Mind) looks suspiciously like a textbook, complete with hundreds of diagrams and pages full of mathematical notation. On a closer reading, however, one discovers that the book is something entirely different and far more remarkable. Unlike a textbook, the purpose of which is purely to impart information, this volume is written to explore the beautiful and elegant connection between mathematics and the physical world. Penrose spends the first third of his book walking us through a seminar in high-level mathematics, but only so he can present modern physics on its own terms, without resorting to analogies or simplifications (as he explains in his preface, 'in modern physics, one cannot avoid facing up to the subtleties of much sophisticated mathematics'). Those who work their way through these initial chapters will find themselves rewarded with a deep and sophisticated tour of the past and present of modern physics. Penrose transcends the constraints of the popular science genre with a unique combination of respect for the complexity of the material and respect for the abilities of his readers. This book sometimes begs comparison with Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time, and while Penrose's vibrantly challenging volume deserves similar success, it will also likely lie unfinished on as many bookshelves as Hawking's. For those hardy readers willing to invest their time and mental energies, however, there are few books more deserving of the effort. 390 illus." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"A truly remarkable book...Penrose does much to reveal the beauty and subtlety that connects nature and the human imagination, demonstrating that the quest to understand the reality of our physical world, and the extent and limits of our mental capacities, is an awesome, never-ending journey rather than a one-way cul-de-sac." London Sunday Times
"Penrose's work is genuinely magnificent, and the most stimulating book I have read in a long time." Scotland on Sunday
"Science needs more people like Penrose, willing and able to point out the flaws in fashionable models from a position of authority and to signpost alternative roads to follow." The Independent
"What a joy it is to read a book that doesn't simplify, doesn't dodge the difficult questions, and doesn't always pretend to have answers...Penrose's appetite is heroic, his knowledge encyclopedic, his modesty a reminder that not all physicists claim to be able to explain the world in 250 pages." London Times
"For physics fans, the high point of the year will undoubtedly be The Road to Reality." Guardian
"[A] comprehensive guide to physics' big picture, and to the thoughts of one of the world's most original thinkers." George Johnson, The New York Times Book Review
Aimed at the general reader, this guide to the universe provides a comprehensive account of the present understanding of the physical universe, and the essentials of its underlying mathematical theory.
Table of Contents
1 The roots of science
1.1 The quest for the forces that shape the world
1.2 Mathematical truth
1.3 Is Platos mathematical world 'real?
1.4 Three worlds and three deep mysteries
1.5 The Good, the True, and the Beautiful
2 An ancient theorem and a modern question
2.1 The Pythagorean theorem
2.2 Euclids postulates
2.3 Similar-areas proof of the Pythagorean theorem
2.4 Hyperbolic geometry: conformal picture
2.5 Other representations of hyperbolic geometry
2.6 Historical aspects of hyperbolic geometry
2.7 Relation to physical space
3 Kinds of number in the physical world
3.1 A Pythagorean catastrophe?
3.2 The real-number system
3.3 Real numbers in the physical world
3.4 Do natural numbers need the physical world?
3.5 Discrete numbers in the physical world
4 Magical complex numbers
4.1 The magic number 'i
4.2 Solving equations with complex numbers
4.3 Convergence of power series
4.4 Caspar Wessels complex plane
4.5 How to construct the Mandelbrot set
5 Geometry of logarithms, powers, and roots
5.1 Geometry of complex algebra
5.2 The idea of the complex logarithm
5.3 Multiple valuedness, natural logarithms
5.4 Complex powers
5.5 Some relations to modern particle physics
6 Real-number calculus
6.1 What makes an honest function?
6.2 Slopes of functions
6.3 Higher derivatives; C1-smooth functions
6.4 The 'Eulerian notion of a function?
6.5 The rules of differentiation
6.6 Integration
7 Complex-number calculus
7.1 Complex smoothness; holomorphic functions
7.2 Contour integration
7.3 Power series from complex smoothness
7.4 Analytic continuation
8 Riemann surfaces and complex mappings
8.1 The idea of a Riemann surface
8.2 Conformal mappings
8.3 The Riemann sphere
8.4 The genus of a compact Riemann surface
8.5 The Riemann mapping theorem
9 Fourier decomposition and hyperfunctions
9.1 Fourier series
9.2 Functions on a circle
9.3 Frequency splitting on the Riemann sphere
9.4 The Fourier transform
9.5 Frequency splitting from the Fourier transform
9.6 What kind of function is appropriate?
9.7 Hyperfunctions
10 Surfaces
10.1 Complex dimensions and real dimensions
10.2 Smoothness, partial derivatives
10.3 Vector Fields and 1-forms
10.4 Components, scalar products
10.5 The Cauchy–Riemann equations
11 Hypercomplex numbers
11.1 The algebra of quaternions
11.2 The physical role of quaternions?
11.3 Geometry of quaternions
11.4 How to compose rotations
11.5 Clifford algebras
11.6 Grassmann algebras
12 Manifolds of n dimensions
12.1 Why study higher-dimensional manifolds?
12.2 Manifolds and coordinate patches
12.3 Scalars, vectors, and covectors
12.4 Grassmann products
12.5 Integrals of forms
12.6 Exterior derivative
12.7 Volume element; summation convention
12.8 Tensors; abstract-index and diagrammatic notation
12.9 Complex manifolds
13 Symmetry groups
13.1 Groups of transformations
13.2 Subgroups and simple groups
13.3 Linear transformations and matrices
13.4 Determinants and traces
13.5 Eigenvalues and eigenvectors
13.6 Representation theory and Lie algebras
13.7 Tensor representation spaces; reducibility
13.8 Orthogonal groups
13.9 Unitary groups
13.10 Symplectic groups
14 Calculus on manifolds
14.1 Differentiation on a manifold?
14.2 Parallel transport
14.3 Covariant derivative
14.4 Curvature and torsion
14.5 Geodesics, parallelograms, and curvature
14.6 Lie derivative
14.7 What a metric can do for you
14.8 Symplectic manifolds
15 Fibre bundles and gauge connections
15.1 Some physical motivations for fibre bundles
15.2 The mathematical idea of a bundle
15.3 Cross-sections of bundles
15.4 The Clifford bundle
15.5 Complex vector bundles, (co)tangent bundles
15.6 Projective spaces
15.7 Non-triviality in a bundle connection
15.8 Bundle curvature
16 The ladder of infinity
16.1 Finite fields
16.2 A Wnite or inWnite geometry for physics?
16.3 Different sizes of infinity
16.4 Cantors diagonal slash
16.5 Puzzles in the foundations of mathematics
16.6 Turing machines and Gödels theorem
16.7 Sizes of infinity in physics
17 Spacetime
17.1 The spacetime of Aristotelian physics
17.2 Spacetime for Galilean relativity
17.3 Newtonian dynamics in spacetime terms
17.4 The principle of equivalence
17.5 Cartans 'Newtonian spacetime
17.6 The fixed finite speed of light
17.7 Light cones
17.8 The abandonment of absolute time
17.9 The spacetime for Einsteins general relativity
18 Minkowskian geometry
18.1 Euclidean and Minkowskian 4-space
18.2 The symmetry groups of Minkowski space
18.3 Lorentzian orthogonality; the 'clock paradox
18.4 Hyperbolic geometry in Minkowski space
18.5 The celestial sphere as a Riemann sphere
18.6 Newtonian energy and (angular) momentum
18.7 Relativistic energy and (angular) momentum
19 The classical Welds of Maxwell and Einstein
19.1 Evolution away from Newtonian dynamics
19.2 Maxwells electromagnetic theory
19.3 Conservation and flux laws in Maxwell theory
19.4 The Maxwell Weld as gauge curvature
19.5 The energy–momentum tensor
19.6 Einsteins field equation
19.7 Further issues: cosmological constant; Weyl tensor
19.8 Gravitational field energy
20 Lagrangians and Hamiltonians
20.1 The magical Lagrangian formalism
20.2 The more symmetrical Hamiltonian picture
20.3 Small oscillations
20.4 Hamiltonian dynamics as symplectic geometry
20.5 Lagrangian treatment of fields
20.6 How Lagrangians drive modern theory
21 The quantum particle
21.1 Non-commuting variables
21.2 Quantum Hamiltonians
21.3 Schrödingers equation
21.4 Quantum theorys experimental background
21.5 Understanding wave–particle duality
21.6 What is quantum 'reality?
21.7 The 'holistic nature of a wavefunction
21.8 The mysterious 'quantum jumps
21.9 Probability distribution in a wavefunction
21.10 Position states
21.11 Momentum-space description
22 Quantum algebra, geometry, and spin
22.1 The quantum procedures U and R
22.2 The linearity of U and its problems for R
22.3 Unitary structure, Hilbert space, Dirac notation
22.4 Unitary evolution: Schrödinger and Heisenberg
22.5 Quantum 'observables
22.6 YES/NO measurements; projectors
22.7 Null measurements; helicity
22.8 Spin and spinors
22.9 The Riemann sphere of two-state systems
22.10 Higher spin: Majorana picture
22.11 Spherical harmonics
22.12 Relativistic quantum angular momentum
22.13 The general isolated quantum object
23 The entangled quantum world
23.1 Quantum mechanics of many-particle systems
23.2 Hugeness of many-particle state space
23.3 Quantum entanglement; Bell inequalities
23.4 Bohm-type EPR experiments
23.5 Hardys EPR example: almost probability-free
23.6 Two mysteries of quantum entanglement
23.7 Bosons and fermions
23.8 The quantum states of bosons and fermions
23.9 Quantum teleportation
23.10 Quanglement
24 Diracs electron and antiparticles
24.1 Tension between quantum theory and relativity
24.2 Why do antiparticles imply quantum fields?
24.3 Energy positivity in quantum mechanics
24.4 Diffculties with the relativistic energy formula
24.5 The non-invariance of d/dt
24.6 Clifford–Dirac square root of wave operator
24.7 The Dirac equation
24.8 Diracs route to the positron
25 The standard model of particle physics
25.1 The origins of modern particle physics
25.2 The zigzag picture of the electron
25.3 Electroweak interactions; reflection asymmetry
25.4 Charge conjugation, parity, and time reversal
25.5 The electroweak symmetry group
25.6 Strongly interacting particles
25.7 'Coloured quarks
25.8 Beyond the standard model?
26 Quantum field theory
26.1 Fundamental status of QFT in modern theory
26.2 Creation and annihilation operators
26.3 Infinite-dimensional algebras
26.4 Antiparticles in QFT
26.5 Alternative vacua
26.6 Interactions: Lagrangians and path integrals
26.7 Divergent path integrals: Feynmans response
26.8 Constructing Feynman graphs; the S-matrix
26.9 Renormalization
26.10 Feynman graphs from Lagrangians
26.11 Feynman graphs and the choice of vacuum
27 The Big Bang and its thermodynamic legacy
27.1 Time symmetry in dynamical evolution
27.2 Submicroscopic ingredients
27.3 Entropy
27.4 The robustness of the entropy concept
27.5 Derivation of the second lawor not?
27.6 Is the whole universe an 'isolated system?
27.7 The role of the Big Bang
27.8 Black holes
27.9 Event horizons and spacetime singularities
27.10 Black-hole entropy
27.11 Cosmology
27.12 Conformal diagrams
27.13 Our extraordinarily special Big Bang
28 Speculative theories of the early universe
28.1 Early-universe spontaneous symmetry breaking
28.2 Cosmic topological defects
28.3 Problems for early-universe symmetry breaking
28.4 Inflationary cosmology
28.5 Are the motivations for inflation valid?
28.6 The anthropic principle
28.7 The Big Bangs special nature: an anthropic key?
28.8 The Weyl curvature hypothesis
28.9 The Hartle–Hawking 'no-boundary proposal
28.10 Cosmological parameters: observational status?
29 The measurement paradox
29.1 The conventional ontologies of quantum theory
29.2 Unconventional ontologies for quantum theory
29.3 The density matrix
29.4 Density matrices for spin 1/2: the Bloch sphere
29.5 The density matrix in EPR situations
29.6 FAPP philosophy of environmental decoherence
29.7 Schrödingers cat with 'Copenhagen ontology
29.8 Can other conventional ontologies resolve the 'cat?
29.9 Which unconventional ontologies may help?
30 Gravitys role in quantum state reduction
30.1 Is todays quantum theory here to stay?
30.2 Clues from cosmological time asymmetry
30.3 Time-asymmetry in quantum state reduction
30.4 Hawkings black-hole temperature
30.5 Black-hole temperature from complex periodicity
30.6 Killing vectors, energy flowand time travel!
30.7 Energy outflow from negative-energy orbits
30.8 Hawking explosions
30.9 A more radical perspective
30.10 Schrödingers lump
30.11 Fundamental conflict with Einsteins principles
30.12 Preferred Schrödinger–Newton states?
30.13 FELIX and related proposals
30.14 Origin of fluctuations in the early universe
31 Supersymmetry, supra-dimensionality, and strings
31.1 Unexplained parameters
31.2 Supersymmetry
31.3 The algebra and geometry of supersymmetry
31.4 Higher-dimensional spacetime
31.5 The original hadronic string theory
31.6 Towards a string theory of the world
31.7 String motivation for extra spacetime dimensions
31.8 String theory as quantum gravity?
31.9 String dynamics
31.10 Why dont we see the extra space dimensions?
31.11 Should we accept the quantum-stability argument?
31.12 Classical instability of extra dimensions
31.13 Is string QFT finite?
31.14 The magical Calabi–Yau spaces; M-theory
31.15 Strings and black-hole entropy
31.16 The 'holographic principle
31.17 The D-brane perspective
31.18 The physical status of string theory?
32 Einsteins narrower path; loop variables
32.1 Canonical quantum gravity
32.2 The chiral input to Ashtekars variables
32.3 The form of Ashtekars variable
32.4 Loop variables
32.5 The mathematics of knots and links
32.6 Spin networks
32.7 Status of loop quantum gravity?
33 More radical perspectives; twistor theory
33.1 Theories where geometry has discrete elements
33.2 Twistors as light rays
33.3 Conformal group; compactified Minkowski space
33.4 Twistors as higher-dimensional spinors
33.5 Basic twistor geometry and coordinates
33.6 Geometry of twistors as spinning massless particles
33.7 Twistor quantum theory
33.8 Twistor description of massless fields
33.9 Twistor sheaf cohomology
33.10 Twistors and positive/negative frequency splitting
33.11 The non-linear graviton
33.12 Twistors and general relativity
33.13 Towards a twistor theory of particle physics
33.14 The future of twistor theory?
34 Where lies the road to reality?
34.1 Great theories of 20th century physicsand beyond?
34.2 Mathematically driven fundamental physics
34.3 The role of fashion in physical theory
34.4 Can a wrong theory be experimentally refuted?
34.5 Whence may we expect our next physical revolution?
34.6 What is reality?
34.7 The roles of mentality in physical theory
34.8 Our long mathematical road to reality
34.9 Beauty and miracles
34.10 Deep questions answered, deeper questions posed
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2. In a large bowl, put chicken, add lemon zest, lemon juice, salt, mustard, black pepper, cayenne pepper, oregano, and cumin in it.
3. Pour Worcestershire sauce and mix it well. Allow it to rest for 20 minutes or overnight.
4. Thread chicken, and bell pepper alternatively in skewers.
5. Place skewers on top of grill. Cover, and cook for 4-5 minutes or until nice grill mark appears on them. Flip and cook for 5 more minutes or until done.
6. Serve chicken kabobs hot with salad.
You can use metal or wooden skewer. If you are using wooden skewer then soak it in water for at least 2 hours before use.


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John Leonard Pyron, DDS, FAGD, MAGD, formerly of Avondale Estates, Georgia, died January 28, 2005. He was 89 years old. Funeral services were held in the chapel of A. S. Turner & Sons, Decatur, Georgia at 2 pm, Monday, January 31, 2005. Rev. Clay Bowden will officiate. The family received friends from 12 noon to 2 pm Monday at A. S. Turner & Sons. Graveside services will be held Tuesday, 2 pm CST at Pine Bluff Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery, Locust Fork, AL. Dr. Pyron was preceded in death by his wife of 65 years, Reba Reid Pyron. He is survived by a son, James Walton Pyron; a daughter, Janice Pyron Senkbeil, and; four grandsons, Michael Lawrence Pyron, David Walton Pyron, Bryan Thomas Wagoner, and Chandler McCall Wagoner. Dr. Pyron was born in Birmingham, Alabama May 9, 1915. He received a Bachelor of Arts in 1936 from Birmingham-Southern and a Master's Degree in Education from the University of Florida in 1942. He taught Science and coached basketball in Alabama and Florida from 1936 to 1940. He served as Principal from 1940 to 1946 in Florida and Tennessee. Dr. Pyron later graduated from Emory University School of Dentistry in 1948. He practiced at Joan Glancy Memorial Hospital until 1951, at which time he began a tour of duty as a 1st Lt. in the U.S. Army Dental Corps at Ft. Benning, GA and Okinawa, Japan. He returned to private practice in 1953 at Joan Glancy Hospital where he resumed his devotion to dentistry. In 1981, Dr. Pyron was recognized as one of only five dentists in Georgia to receive the prestigious Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry. The Georgia Dental Association recognized him for 50 years of continuous service in dentistry in 1998. Dr. Pyron touched the lives of many people throughout his careers in education, coaching, and dentistry, and was loved and respected by all. He will be especially remembered as a devoted husband and loving father. A. S. Turner & Sons. (404)292-1551
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MATTHEWS John married Mariane BROADHURST 1867
Information & Research Journal.
John Tonkin MATTHEWS and Mariane Louisa BROADHURST
were married in Victoria in 1867.
John's death not located.
Birth place given as Cornwall.
Mariane, aka Louisa, died 1921 in St Kilda, Victoria, aged 79 years.
Parents parents as Peter BROADHURST and Caroline FLEMMING.
Birth place given as Cheshire.
Six children located Victorian records for John and Mariane.
John Henry MATTHEWS.
Born: 1869 Timor, Victoria.
Died: 1943 Thornbury, Victoria, aged 74 years.
William Joseph Peter MATTHEWS.
Born: 1871 Timor, Victoria.
Died: 1912 Timor, aged 40 years.
Married: Maria Jane JAMES.
Year: 1894.
Place: Victoria.
Frances James MATTHEWS.
Born: 1873 Timor, Victoria.
Died: 1875 Timor, aged 1 year.
Thomas James MATTHEWS.
Born: 1877 Timor, Victoria.
Died: 1933 Preston, Victoria, aged 56 years.
Frances MATTHEWS.
Married: 1879 Timor, Victoria.
Died: 1965 Caulfield, Victoria, aged 86 years.
Married: unknown HARTLEY.
Year: -
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Louisa Amelia MATTHEWS.
Born: 1884 Timor, Victoria.
Died: 1930 Heidelberg, Victoria, aged 46 years.
Married: unknown MURRAY.
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Place: -
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on 2010-12-29 05:35:53
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3,520 Parenting Books–and My Kids Still Won't Listen to Me!
According to the Bowker Books in Print database (courtesy of the WSJ article "New Ways to Get Kids to Behave"), the number of parenting books published or distributed rose from 2,774 in 2007 to 3,520 in 2011. I'll bet most folks reading those are not trying to learn to have more fun with their already delightful children. As the WSJ article's title directly states, parents are frustrated in their wishes to get their sweetie pies to cooperate and obey, Why is "no" not "no" until the parent has to scream, threaten, or even hit?
The WSJ suggests a couple creative approaches: have kids practice temper tantrums and whine right along with your kids. The other stuff you've heard countless times. If it worked, you wouldn't need the remaining 3,519 books.
I've got something to add that initially frustrates some of my clients. Don't tell your kids to do anything that you can't make them do. My parent clients respond, indignantly, "But that's the wrong lesson." On the contrary, telling your kids to do something that they won't do and you can't make them teaches them to disobey. Further, the child learns you have no power, but she does.
You can't make children eat dinner, sit quietly while adults talk, stop crying, do homework, or clean up their room, or go to sleep. You can't chose their friends, keep them off the internet, or make them respect their teachers.
The corollary to this first principle is not to order the child to do something that is more important to you than it is to him. This rule means that the parent has to acknowledge a separation between herself and her child. I suggested to one angry mom that whether her 13-year-old soon takes a shower was his problem and therefore a fight she didn't need to continue having. "But he smells." His problem. "He doesn't throw his dirty clothes down the chute for me to wash." He'll have to wear them dirty.
Now I grant this makes the parent have to confront her sense of public embarrassment. Think of all the times we scold our children because of social pressure on us. Is that fair to our kids? To ourselves? Adopt my best 2-word sentence for instant relief: "Who cares?" As long as we shower and wash our clothes, that should be good enough.
So, what can you control? Where you take your children; what school you send them to; the plug-in cord for all electronics; how you spend money; where, when, and how often you drive the car; how you speak to them and to your spouse; how often you tell the truth; what clothes and food you pay for; what days you do the laundry; how much the adults (volunteer or paid) clean up after themselves and their kids. You can walk away from an argument you won't win and refuse to re-enter it until the tone is respectful. You can delay driving your child somewhere or buying her something until the room is clean.
In fact, a lot is under your control, especially your own temper. Walk away, delay the punishment. This a an effective tool for allowing the child to realize what she has done wrong rather than allowing her to put the blame on you.
What I never recommend is punishing a child by taking away whatever is most important. If your teen lives and dies by texting, don't take away the phone unless the teen has abused the texting (such a bullying or running up large bills). Ditto for the car. If your 16-year-old takes the car without permission, it's appropriate to withhold the car–one time for one offense. Taking it away for a week or month (like grounding) breeds the kind of sullen resentment you don't want to live with in your home. If you feel enraged, walk away until you're calm. Let the kid stew in his own juices for a while.He may surprise you by coming up with his own amends or even an apology.
It's amazing what letting go of control does. Start your list right now. Divide the page: My issue/ My child's issue. Now, ask yourself what you can do about the column that belongs to you. If the answer is nothing (or nothing but punishment), let that one go, too. Talk about lightening your load.
If you need some help with specifics, hire a parenting coach who understand the basic premise. You can even do this work on the phone or on-line. Have fun. It's a big relief.
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