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Chicago Bears guard Chilo Rachal won't play again this season after being placed on the reserve/non-football injury list. Wednesday, after being told he had lost his starting job to Chris Spencer, Rachal stormed out of Halas Hall and was placed on the exempt/left squad list. He returned Thursday. Coach Lovie Smith was asked if there's any chance of Rachal, who started the previous eight games, returning. "I guess there's some hope," Smith said. "But right now he's not practicing with the team. That's about all I can really say on it. "It's another thing we (have to) deal with. But we have other options. Team-wise, you have to look at it as an injury. Guys go down, and it's always about the next guy stepping up."
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Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
I'm gonna test my cooking skillz at making homemade mozzarella. :cool:
Surely, some of my fellow WFO'ers have done this before. (I know .. I know.. stop calling me Shirley) Anyways....
I do have a question(s).
Is rennet a product available locally or only online?
If it is available locally, where the heck can one find it.... grocery store.. cooking store... Wally World? :confused:
Also, is it possible to get the curd to form with something else? i.e. vinegar, lemon juice... etc..... :confused:
Thanks in advance for all the answers!
Let the posts fly! And don't forget any helpful hints that are totally unrelated to any of the above questions! ;)
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
I've never done it myself, but here's a link that might get you started:
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
Hey Dave,
I'm no expert but I did try making cheese about two years ago and the results were ... well ... interesting. The one I did was a very basic cheese and it used either vinegar or lemon juice instead of rennet but I don't think you can just interchange these or any other ingredients when making cheese. My research and limited experience suggest that any modification to a cheese recipe, whether an ingredient or a quantity, immediately makes it into a completely different type of cheese, which may or may not be what you want to do. I also think making cheese is one of those things that likely needs practice to obtain a final product that you'll like - maybe even more so than making good bread! - but still very worth doing, from a personal satisfaction standpoint. Making a really good cheese could be a challenge though, as the ingredients, the humidity and the temperatures are all critical to success.
Here's a link to a site with some interesting info, some recipes, instructions on making your own cheese press and a link to what I think is a cheesemaker's forum: Cheese Recipes (you can't desert us for this one though!)
Let us know how your cheese experiment turns out! You've rekindled my interest in making cheese so you may see results from me too ... but not till the New Year!!
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
If you are still looking for mozzarella recipes, here are a few more links:
- New England Cheesemaking Supply
I ordered their 30-min mozzarella kit a few years ago. It is not "authentic" since it uses citric acid instead of fermentation to get the right pH (mozz is picky about pH, it won't stretch properly if it is even slightly off), but it is still good, and a lot of fun to make. You can find useful info in their FAQ an recipie section (try the swedish ostkaka for a different dessert).
Another place that sells kits as well as rennet etc:
Cheese Making Books
The one Sarah h gave you ( Cheese Recipes ) is a good one for the more authentic version, but then you need to get special cultures.
My advise would be to try the quick and easy version (w citric acid) first to get a feel for it, and then for more complex flavours, do the cultured version.
Sorry, cant help you with local sources for rennet, here in Sweden we can still get liquid rennet at some supermarkets (refrigerated near the butter and stuff) or a stronger kind (mostly for commercial use) at the pharmacy. But, then again, fresh yeast is common here too, as I've understood is not the case in the US. Both the companies above sells it if you want to order online. The tablets or dried is probably best, it keeps longer.
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
There's a restaurant here in Louisville that was featured in the paper a few weeks back. The chef was boasting that he only uses his own Mozz made fresh daily. He made it sound like it wasn't a really big deal to make (he didn't give a recipe, though).
Sounds like a fun project (maybe a good Science Fair subject for Harley?)
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
Might as well by a buffalo too :)
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
(but what do I know? I'm a city boy.)
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
Does it anger them?
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
No Dave, it gives the cheese an off taste:eek:
Funny stuff Ken!
Re: Lookey here you mozzarella junkies
That one really cracked me up!
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A Sweater Scarf, c.1917
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Columbia Scotch Sweater Yarn, 10 balls Navy Blue; Columbia Bone or CelluloidKnitting Needles size 6; Columbia Bone Crochet Hook size 4; 5 Fancy Buttons.
Pleating: Cast on 120 sts and work pattern as follows:
Row 1: * K 9, p 1 and repeat from *.
Row 2: * K 2, p 8 and repeat from *.
Row 3: * K 7, p 3 and repeat from *.
Row 4: * K 4, p 6 and repeat from *.
Row 5: * K 5, p 5 and repeat from *.
Row 6: * K 6, p 4 and repeat from * .
Row 7: * K 3, p 7 and repeat from *.
Row 8: * K 8, p 2 and repeat from *.
Row 9: * K 1, p 9 and repeat from *.
Row 10: K plain.
Reverse from row 9 through row 1.
Row 20: P across.
Repeat these 20 rows until there are 4 whole patterns and 1/2 pattern.
There will be 90 rows in border.
Centre: K 25 ribs plain. On next row make pocket slit counting from the frontedge with the pleating turning toward the left side for left front. Starting from centreedge of scarf k 30 sts, bind off 20 sts and k 70 sts. On the next row cast on 20 stsopposite those bound off. Continue to k plain until there are 140 ribs from top of borderand then reverse border for other end of scarf.
Pocket: Pick up sts cast on above pocket slit, k 5 inches plain and bind off.Sew flat to back of scarf.
Belt: Use yarn double and cast on 8 sts. K back and forth for 95 ribs. On thenext row bind off 4 centre sts for a buttonhole. K 5 ribs more and bind off. Sew about 4inches each side of centre of belt to centre of scarf, slightly fulling the scarf, 2 ribsof the scarf to 1 rib of belt. Work 1 row of s c down each front on edge of border and onright front work 4 button loops evenly spaced. Sew on buttons as illustrated.
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Humanitarian Activities | Aug 22 2012
Singapore Soka Association Organizes Family Fun Day and Holds Donation Drive for Flood Victims
On August 20, in celebration of its 45th anniversary, Singapore Soka Association (SSA) held a "Family Fun Day" at its headquarters and the nearby Tampines West Community Club. ... read more
Humanitarian Activities | Aug 19 2012
Singapore Soka Association Co-organizes Community Outreach Food Project
On the weekend of August 18-19, Singapore Soka Association (SSA) and the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) Eldercare Co-operative co-organized a food donation drive. Named "Bags of Hope 2," the initiative collected provisions for, put together and distributed food packs to low-income families in the community. ... read more
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Seminars on Aftermath of March 11, 2011, Earthquake and Tsunami
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Soka Gakkai Relief Efforts in Response to Kyushu Floods
At the start of July, the southwestern island of Kyushu in Japan experienced record downpours which caused torrential floods and landslides, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes. Soka Gakkai centers throughout the central Kyushu prefectures, such as Kumamoto, Fukuoka, Oita and Saga, were used as emergency communication centers to provide emergency relief aid and shelter to evacuees. ... read more
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Celebrating Mandela Day In South Africa
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Sicily is home to ancient cheesemaking traditions, perhaps some of the oldest in Europe, but they are little known outside the island. Sicilian cheeses are mostly eaten within the region, and can be hard to find elsewhere, even in Italy. Despite its rich biodiversity of dairy, only Sicilian pecorino and Ragusano are fairly well known. The Sicilian Traditional Cheese Promotion Week, held from May 24 to June 1, offers an excellent opportunity to sample the wealth of Sicilian cheeses, with many seminars dedicated to the region's products and producers, and the launch of Sicilian Roots, the new site created by the Lactimed project. Co-funded by the European Union, the project is promoting the production and marketing of the Mediterranean's typical dairy products by supporting development projects for producers and creating new markets for their products. In particular, in Sicily, Lactimed is working to highlight the cultural (as well as gastronomic) value of this little-known heritage. The website Sicilian Roots (available soon in English) presents the Sicilian producers who already belong to the Slow Food network (including eight Presidia) and other producers who follow the Slow philosophy: using raw milk, allowing their animals to graze freely, raising local breeds and protecting cheesemaking traditions and ancient knowledge. The objective is to provide cheese-lovers with a site where they can browse producers and read about the history of their dairies, what products they make, how much they cost and where they can be found. The site also has a section for hospitality, listing restaurants that serve the cheeses and farms that offer accommodation and locating them on a Google map. Sicily's cheeses are, of course, the basis of many of the island's most famous sweets, like cassata, cannoli and many other cakes, cookies and more. Below is a recipe for a classic pudding made from ricotta and wheat, cuccìa di Santa Lucia. The pudding is traditionally made for Saint Lucy's feast day. Several different legends explain its origin. The version told in Syracuse recounts that during a terrible famine, ships miraculously appeared and unloaded a cargo of wheat at the port. The starving Syracusans couldn't wait for it to be ground into flour and so they ate the grains simply boiled. Cuccìa Dolce di Santa Lucia Recipe Ingredients (serves 4-6) 200 g/1 cup durum wheat berries 200 g/3/4 cup sheep's milk ricotta, sieved 60 g/1/3 cup caster sugar 100 g/2/3 cup candied orange peel 50 g/1/3 cup dark chocolate chips 1 vanilla bean, scraped, or 1 tsp pure vanilla extract 5 drops of cinnamon oil or 1 tsp ground cinnamon Method Soak the wheat for at least two days, changing the water every 12 hours. Drain the wheat and boil in abundant water until the grains are al dente. Drain and leave to cool. Beat the ricotta and sugar together until smooth, then add the wheat, orange peel, chocolate chips, vanilla and cinnamon, and stir until combined. Serve in small dishes or glass bowls. Preparation time 50 minutes, plus soaking time for the wheat This recipe comes from Pasticceria Artale in Syracuse and is featured in Slow Food Editore's new cookbook, Ricette di Sicilia ("recipes from Sicily") (in Italian).
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Cheese Blintzes
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|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Feather Light Ones)
|Small curd creamed cottage cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Cream cheese
|3 Ounce (1 Package, At Room Temperature)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Grated lemon rind/Orange rind
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|2 Tablespoon
|Sour cream
|3 Tablespoon
|Fruit sauce/Preserves
|4 Tablespoon (Strawberry, Blueberries Or Cherry)
Prepare pancakes ahead of serving time, using 2 or 3 tablespoons batter and a 6 or 7 inch pan.
Cook cakes, browning one side only.
Blend cheeses, sugar, vanilla, and lemon or orange rind.
Spoon an equal amount of filling across center of cooked side of cakes.
Fold 2 opposite edges of pancake over filling and roll up pancake to make blintzes.
Cool; arrange in shallow casserole or dish.
Cover and refrigerate until serving time.
To heat at serving time melt butter or margarine in blazer pan of chafing dish over direct high flame.
Lightly brown blintzes, turning to brown evenly.
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3rd Annual WMRS Ride Report
Alright Ladies and germs, I have arrived home safe and sound. The girl is at the shop and awaiting repairs. However, since I was the lone MoMo who rode all the fuck way out there to see this place and didnt make it I want to see what you all did and how the ride turned out.
I was up at 0430 Friday morning and departed to meet ITSATDM (and I FINALLY saw this oh so ELUSIVE TDM motorbike of his). We made our way to Hwy 108
over Sonora Pass and down into East side Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Dinner at Toms place was wonderful, along the dirt riding all over the area. Bald Mountain was an interesting ride up, but with less air in the knobbies made the riding MUCH easier going down. ITSATDM was a great tour guide, and ProblemChild helped me through the sand a few times too many. Thanks buddy!
I would have liked to have taken more pics but my camera batteries died. However, I think ITSATDM and Oly have the good ones.
I want to send a HUGE MASSIVE THANK YOU to all those who got me and my girl back home. Oly, Santa, and the remaining riders whos SN's I dont recall (cause I have NO MEMORY). BOB!! I OWE YOU! THANKS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH! You went out of your way to make sure I made it home safe. YOU ROCK!
When I hear from the mechanic on what I screwed up on the bike Ill be sure to let you all know.
Now....the rest of you, montrez-moi l'argent! (Ill post my pics when my smugmug quits fucking up my internet)
WMRS Ride III
Hope everyone had a good time. James, Chris, and I are leaving Wednsady morning for the Stanly Stomp in Idaho and then on to the Beartooth Beners Rally in Red Lodge MT. I will try and get some pics up before we leave.
I departed the hight desert late Saturday afternoon and I knew I was close (100 miles) when I started to see the smoke from River Rat's fire.
As with most trips for me I ended up with only a few pictures.
Nice view of the valley below (7000 feet below) from here.
At the WMR Bancroft Station, 12,451 feet.
My other pictures of the campground are boring. Who needs an alarm clock when you have a herd to wake you up!
The hookah was christened:huh
ok...since Mojave GS asked; I was making my way up silver canyon and on the second water crossing I took it a little too fast, made it accross but it died on the other side. Tried turning it over (LIKE A HIGE DUMBASS) and nada. Hit the starter once more and heard a small clunk.:cry Pulled the plugs, a little water came out, but the starter did nothing. Sooo....Oly (YOU FUCKING BUDDY!!! THANKS!!!) went and got some other riders, they pushed me accross the creek and I rolled the bike down the hill. Oly towed me the rest of the way to the RailRoad museum parking lot. Oly hung out with me for a bit to keep me company. A bit later riders coming down from WMRS hung out and BS'd with me for a bit until Bob, Glen (Santa??), James, and the rest of the crew showed up and loaded my big pig in a trailer. We got to Bobs house in the Bay Area around midnight where he let me shower and crash at his place. This morning he was kind enough to drive me all the way up to santa rosa and drop me off at my mechanics shop. Capt. Huggie came out and drove me home. SOOOO many great people and kind hearts for a rider in need. You all really helped me out! Looks like my bar tab at the next event will be a bit hefty, but WHO GIVES A FUCK, you guys got me out of there and got me home! :bow :bow
SO..now I get the bike fixed. Probably a SERIOUS engine overhaul...but...I am at 84Kmiles; I guess I was about due for some work, maybe? Anyone heard anything about those Touratech clutch's? I might as well upgrade if the engine will be that torn down?
I think I was asking G-funk how many cylinders he wanted but I might have asked him about his IQ. :scratch
Glad to hear you made it home OK G-funky, and big :thumb to the ADV rescue and moto transport crew. :clap
And no I did not take pictures of my KLR towing a dead GS out of Silver Canyon. :cry
Sorry to hear about your injestion. I went up the hill early and got back on the road to get home. I missed all the action, again.
Well first off... Stonewall picked a great spot to camp. He and the crew even "broke in" the camp directress before I got there and squared away all the rates and arrangements so I could put my "pup tent" anywhere... :wink:
Nice views and a good central location...
Good times with RiverRat and Gillafunk above 10K feet. :D
The price of rocky trails and bottled beer. :cry
After dinner ride.
Hang'n with my ADV homies under a big porch on a sunny day.
Spectacular camp spot, thanks Stonewall.
So here is my story, I am sticking to it. Gfunk arrives at my house at a reasonable hour and we start our trek over Sonora Pass. We are Advriders so we say this to 26% grades
Here we are handling everything it has to offer.
Conquering the Pass
We arrive safely at WMRS campground at Browns Meadow. Gfunk is preparing ................dinner
All the neat pictures taken Saturday, did not turn out due sand and a sticky camera shudder. This about sums up the day.
Sunday arrives, Do we take silver canyon or the long easy way? Wanting to get a picture of Gfunk mastering the canyon, I ride ahead to document the event.
He should be here any minute.
No that is not him. Thats Sean on his KTM
So I wait and wait. No Gfunk. Ask a couple riders has anyone seen Gfunk.
Some report he is alive and well at the second creek crossing, he is OK, bike looks OK. Oly is with him. So I wrongly conclude they are reconsidering their options and probably will take the alternate route up.
So I decide to go on up at meet them at the site of our quest, the sheep pens
Waiting longer at WMRS. no Gfunk or Oly. Backtrack the route to the Top of Silver canyon. Stop a few riders asking about the missing pair, and put out a BOL, and then go down Wyman canyon
Arrived back at camp and no Gfunk. Now I am getting worried, only to see him arrive 15 minutes later.
About sums up the day.
Stonewall hosted a "GS Ride" on Friday to give the big trailies an overview of the area. It was a good loop to take in the sights and loose enough in some spots to get some practice in for whatever challenges folks wanted to do on the weekend.
Also thanks to James, aka Magilla for the sweep!!
Stonewall had recommended getting an early start for getting up Silver Canyon on Sunday, so I started out from the Laws Museum at 7:00am. Apparently that was too early for most, but I decided to take advantage of the shade and cool temperatures.
I took an easy pace, figuring I would wait or turn back if there was anything I didn't feel comfortable doing alone. I stopped for lots of photos, all the while listening to hear if any other riders were catching up behind. I even picked whatever trash I spotted on the road, including a nice four inch nail like bar that might have found it's way into someones tire (did I mention I was taking my time?).
The canyon stayed in the shadows as I made through the eight water crossings. Even without much recent rain, the crossings were deeper than most of us had expected. The crossings are "ponded" a bit to cut down on the current, so even if the stream is just trickling the pond is still there where the road crosses.
As I cleared the top there was still no sign of bikes below; dust or noise. I took about an hour to reach the end of Silver Canyon Road. It really can't be done any slower unless someone is blocking the road... :lol3
My tracks and photos at GPXchange.com
It's a bong NOW!
Had a good time trailing along with you and ITSATDM (as well as the rest of you inmates in attendance). Too bad about the bike choking on a silver canyon martini. Now you can get that KLR you've secretly been eyeing! :evil
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IndyFeral, an Indianapolis-based nonprofit organization, is in the second year of a two-year, $100,000 grant from PetSmart Charities in collaboration with the FACE Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic, according to an IndyFeral news release.
The free spay/neuter services are being offered through the year in these ZIP codes: 46201, 46203, 46221, 46227 and 46241. Those areas, which Indianapolis Animal Care and Control says have the highest rates of cat intake, generally are on the Near Eastside, Southeastside, Southside and Southwestside.
The FACE clinic, 1505 Massachusetts Ave., will be a site under the PetSmart grant program for stray, feral or pet cats that people can easily put into a cat carrier. IndyFeral traps and provides spay-neuter services at its own clinic for feral cats that people cannot catch, said Lisa Tudor, IndyFeral executive director.
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Poor Brandon Sutter. The Pittsburgh forward has been compared to his father, Brent, throughout his young NHL career. Will Brandon be as good as Brent? Which will have more points in the NHL when all is said and done? Brent hoisted the Cup twice, will Brandon? You get the idea. Unfortunately for Brandon, these comparisons never stop - even when he was named the Player of the Game by his team's own network, ROOT Sports Pittsburgh. Brandon led the Penguins to a 3-2 victory over the Boston Bruins, scoring two critical goals in the third period. You'd think the network that airs most Penguins games would know which Sutter plays for the Penguins. Apparently not. Thanks to JP Quayle for sending this gem to us. [follow]
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It's in a jungly area of Mazunte, on a closed street and so hidden away that you could easily pass right by. But do make an effort to come here, even if you have to stop and ask for directions. The food at this restaurant—owned by Betty (from France) and Raúl (from Mexico City)—is a surprise. Cold beet soup with ginger and fresh fish fillet with a seafood-and-bacon sauce are standouts, as is the fresh-baked bread (you can get it to go). The restaurant also serves as an art gallery, with paintings covering the walls and a sizable sculpture collection. El Armadillo is a great place to wrap up your day, sipping wine on the patio surrounded by nature and art.
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Adorable One small dar with an attractive patio and a terrace which offers a pleasant sight on the medina and the atlas for very beautiful and long evenings under stars. Take advantage of the peace of mind and the intimacy of places in family or between friends (04 rooms and a lounge with fireplace). moroccan breakfast : tea , Coffee , Milk , 2 kinds of pancakes , 2 kinds of juice , Bread , butter , honey , jans , egg , Cheese
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Baked Swiss Cheese Fondue is an amazingly delicious recipe. The effortlessly prepared Baked Swiss Cheese Fondue is a dish that you would surely love to serve to your friends and family.
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Whenever the intensity of looking reaches a certain degree, one becomes aware of an equally intense energy coming towards one through the appearance of whatever it is one is scrutinizing.
I can't tell you what art does and how it does it, but I know that art has often judged the judges, pleaded revenge to the innocent and shown to the future what the past has suffered, so that it has never been forgotten.
I know too that the powerful fear art, whatever its form, when it does this, and that amongst the people such art sometimes runs like a rumour and a legend because it makes sense of what life's brutalities cannot, a sense that unites us, for it is inseparable from a justice at last. Art, when it functions like this, becomes a meeting-place of the invisible, the irreducible, the enduring, guts and honour.
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I will start by thanking those who brought me here. It was Mai Ibrashi, I believe, who first paid attention to the geographic aspect of my first novel, The Book of the Sultan's Seal—in many ways also my first full-length book—which, though it was completed in two spurts over a three-year span, gathered together a lifetime's efforts and experiments in writing, in playing with different registers of Arabic, and in looking at the world—or Cairo.


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Neil came in to my office again with a camera, and this time we talked about how to set up a failover cluster. I've written up a cookbook that takes you through building the environment that I used to record the screencasts on WDS, iSCSI and failover clustering of hyper-v. It's not super deep or overly technical, just the basic steps to get the pieces configured. Let me know if it's something you'd like to take a look at.
I had lunch last week with Martijn, who happened to be in town meeting with some other teams. We talked a lot about the cross section of people who blur the line between IT Pros and Developers. Now that we're giving PowerShell to IT Pros, they start looking more like Developers, and there are plenty of Developers that get pushed in to IT Pro roles as well. Martijn has some good insights in to those people and I really appreciated meeting with him. Thanks Daniel, for putting us in touch.
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I made a trip to the doctor's office a couple weeks ago to get something for a nagging chest cold I was dealing with. I know there's a running joke about old magazines in doctor's waiting rooms, but this one must take the cake: a 1987 issue of National Geographic:
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In a joint effort by the researchers from the University of Birmingham and scientists from the Bristol University, an effective method against the life-threatening drug-resistant strains of the Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus bacteria (MRSA).
The research has successfully resulted into the development of a potent chemical that is capable of killing MRSA.
MRSA is a deadly bacterium that is responsible for many of the difficult-to-treat diseases in human beings. The worst part is that it spreads very quickly in the places like hospitals where patients with open wounds, invasive devices and weakened immune systems are at greater risk of infection.
The bosses at World Health Organization (WHO) have previously voiced their concerns that with the rising number of cases related to this type of superbug, it is becoming very difficult to find a sustainable solution against the same as there are very few medications that are capable of combating them.
The lead researcher of this research, Professor Chris Thomas stated: "This shows how mupirocin can be modified to make it more potent and suggests that related molecules could be used against the increasingly problematic Enterobacteriacae".
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The owners have wisely preserved the bistro's traditional spirit while brightening the decor and adding chic touches such as valet parking and a heated terrace. The menu still consists mainly of Lyonnais classics, though now you'll find some of these grouped into color-theme menus such as "red" (beet salad, coq au vin, and Quincy wine) or "yellow" (Swiss chard gratin, pike-perch in beurre blanc sauce with steamed potatoes, and Mâcon wine). Old regulars keep coming back, including the former owners, who live upstairs.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY - The first American Airlines jet has taken off bound for Dallas from the Jack Brooks Regional Airport, marking the return of commercial airline service to Jefferson County.
The flight took off at about 10:30 a.m. Thursday.
Watch KFDM at noon, 5 and 6 for live reports. KFDM reporter Leslie Rangel is covering the story.
American will offer four flights a day to Dallas.
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I know it's a surprising title, especially from a dietitian, right when quitting sugar is the trendiest thing to do these days. I think most people eat too much sugar -- 25 teaspoons a day is the average, which is higher than the recommended six to nine teaspoons -- so this post isn't about encouraging you to eat more.
Here comes the sugar rush. You know how much fun it was for you to trick or treat and you want the kids to have the same kind of fun. Only now, you know that sugar is really bad for them. So how do you balance the fun with the responsibility of knowledge (without getting egged for giving out lectures for Halloween)?
It's been a rather tough year for artificial sweeteners. In that time, three new studies have been released suggesting they are poor substitutes for sugar. In the spring, an investigation into their use revealed a disconcerting association with the onset of depression. Then, a long-term analysis of their use revealed they may contribute to overall weight gain.
As with all matters of nutrition, context is important. Sugar shouldn't be shunned altogether; rather looked at in context within the lifestyle and other dietary habits of the person. To help you better understand the context of sugar in your diet, let's look at the role of sugar in your food, what else you are eating, and the quality of the carbohydrate you're consuming.
The so-called "War on Sugar" has ramped up recently. But anyone with a child should have already been aware that sugar is a drug. I clearly recall the joys of quaffing corner-store candies. Nobody wants to be the parent that denies their child that pleasure. But, at the very least, we need to be the parents who are saying "no" more often.
Artificial sweeteners are synthetic sugar substitutes that are either chemically made or derived from natural substances. Consumers love them because they are calorie-free and can aid in weight loss, but no one ever gets a "free ride." They are usually nutrient empty and still trick your brain and body into craving more sugar.
Only by calling food addiction by its proper name can we begin to speak frankly about how to help one another recover. Until then, food addicts like me will continue to struggle to control that which cannot be controlled. Many will keep trying, and failing, to "eat like a normal person." And many will decide, like I did, that their inability to change is simply a sign of weakness.
Many moms are wakened on Mother's Day by an ominous clattering in the kitchen: your loving-hearted children preparing to surprise you with coffee or hot chocolate in bed. There's also that cinnamon toast or oatmeal positively doused with sugar. What many moms don't realize is that such meals usually come courtesy of a whole crew of children.
As a dietitian, I'm often posed nutrition and fitness questions by my clients, friends and family. Free and mainly confusing advice from non-food and nutrition experts and often the media makes my role as a communicator both interesting and challenging at times. Let's explore the top three subjects I'm frequently asked about, in order to set the record straight on some common questions.
I used to think that fat was the bad guy in our diets. We were told to cut back on butter, cream and full fat anything because saturated fats contributed to heart disease. But a study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition concluded that there was no significant evidence that dietary saturated fat increases the risk of heart disease. But it's not quite that simple.
These days many would consider "sugar" a bad word. The basis for such thinking is flawed, and the important thing to note is that sugar, in any of its forms, is not the enemy of our diets. Just like everything else, sugar needs to be consumed in moderation. It doesn't make sense to completely eliminate sugar from our diet.


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One of Connecticut's two gasoline taxes is slated to rise 15.7 percent next month, and some in the Eastern Connecticut business community are not happy about it.
One of Connecticut's two gasoline taxes is slated to rise 15.7 percent next month, and some in the Eastern Connecticut business community are not happy about it.
The petroleum products gross receipts tax, which places a state levy on gasoline sold at the wholesale level, is scheduled to climb to 8.1 percent from 7 percent. The last increase in the tax was in 2007, when it rose from 6.3 percent.
The July 1 increase should add about 4 cents per gallon to costs at the pump, transportation entities including the Connecticut branch of the AAA automobile club estimate.
The increase will hurt economic growth in New London and Windham counties, areas that frequently have higher unemployment rates than the rest of the state, Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut President and CEO Tony Sheridan said.
"It's rather unfortunate," he said. "Gas is too expensive already. It's certainly not going to help consumers, especially commuters. It will be a further drag on the economy."
Gail Beecher, co-owner of Roseledge Herb Farm Bed & Breakfast in Preston, said she's not especially concerned about the tax increase, even though her business relies heavily on tourists who drive.
"Gas prices tend to fluctuate," she said. "Maybe the gas price will go down and people won't notice the tax."
The tax and the price increase likely to accompany it won't cause Beecher to drive less, she said.
Eastern Connecticut gas stations close to the borders of Massachusetts and Rhode Island will be the most affected, said Christian Herb, president and CEO of the Cromwell-based Connecticut Energy Marketers Association. Average gas prices in those neighboring states are already at least 15 cents cheaper than Connecticut.
Connecticut's average as of June 4 was $3.76, up from $3.68 a month ago but down from $3.82 a year ago, according to the website ConnecticutGasPrices.com. As of June 4, the averages in Massachusetts and Rhode Island were $3.52 and $3.60, respectively.
Connecticut usually has one of highest average gasoline prices because of the state's two taxes. Besides the gross receipts tax, there is a 25-cent tax applied at the retail level.
"This will put significant pressure on our retailers near state lines," Herb said.
The government's revenue from the tax likely will decrease because less fuel will be purchased at Connecticut stations leading to less demand at the wholesale level, said Doug Hendel, vice president of Waterford-based Hendel's Inc., which operates or has ownership stakes in 50 stations and supplies about a dozen more.
Among Hendel's holdings are Shell stations in Lisbon, Norwich, Uncasville and Putnam.
"It doesn't make fiscal sense," Hendel said. "It will make more and more people drive over the border. It's the law of unintended consequences."
Some Republican legislators in the General Assembly are trying to stop the increase. Sen. Art Linares, R-Westbrook, whose district includes Colchester, has set up an online petition, saying he plans to deliver the petition to Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
Page 2 of 2 - State Rep. Michael Alberts, R-Woodstock, has slammed the gas hike increase as part of his critique of the $44 billion state budget recently passed by majority Democrats in both houses of the General Assembly and signed by Malloy. The budget will "sweep" the state's transportation fund into the General Fund, which Republicans say will delay the construction and repair of roads and bridges, Alberts said in a press release.
Malloy's budget boosts the amount from the tax that will go toward transportation spending, his chief spokesman, Andrew Doba, said. The vote approving the tax increase preceded Malloy's tenure, he noted.
"It was not something that was proposed or pushed by the Malloy administration," Doba said in a prepared statement. "The previous administration realized that Connecticut had fallen behind in addressing our infrastructure needs — needs that have only increased in the last eight years. The majority of the revenue generated by this revenue stream already goes toward transportation initiatives, and the governor's budget increases that to 90 percent."
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Very gently heat through and keep the eggs moving with a spoon.
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THE VILLAGES Bonnie Lesando was hoping a Republican candidate like former Brevard County Rep. Dave Weldon would get in the U.S. Senate race.
She doesnt like front-runner Connie Mack IV nor former Sen. George LeMieux, and retired Army Col. Mike McCalister is stuck in single digits in the polls. But she listed to Weldon, of Indialantic, talk for more than an hour Thursday and liked everything he had to say. She grabbed a Weldon bumper sticker and said she was putting it on her car right away. And she plans to write a check for Weldon, who had a strong reputation as a social conservative during his 14 years in Congress.
Theres just one thing that bothered her.
I wish he was here six months ago, said Lesando, 69. Its like voting for Ron Paul in the presidential. I like Ron Paul, but he had no way of ever winning. So I felt like my vote was wasted. If Dave can get some recognition and have a good showing in the polls, I probably will vote for him. Thats what it comes down to. I just wish hed gotten in earlier because he seems like someone we need.
Weldon entered the race two weeks ago and now has less than three months to convince Republican voters hes the best candidate to face Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson in November. Thats a tough task for someone who isnt well known outside the Space Coast district he left four years ago. Florida has 4.1 million registered Republican voters and it costs more than $1 million to advertise statewide for a week. The drive from Pensacola to Key West is more than 830 miles long.
In other words, without money or name ID, its hard to get a message to voters in less than three months.
I get on my knees every morning and say a prayer and then I get on the phone and start begging for money, Weldon told a crowd of about 40 people Thursday night. I cannot succeed if some of you in this room dont volunteer, dont get engaged, dont go online and send me some money, dont introduce me to people that you know in your neighborhood. If those kinds of things dont happen, Im dead in the water.
Mack is the frontrunner in the race where there are still a lot of undecided voters. A recent Quinnipiac University poll showed he was favored by 40 percent of Republican voters. Former Sen. George LeMieux and retired Army Col. Mike McCalister both polled below 10 percent. Mack is buoyed in part by the famous name he shares with his ex-senator father and his great grandfather, the baseball Hall of Fame manager.
Weldon, 58, a former Army doctor who has his own private practice, wasnt flashy during his remarks, but was strong on issues important to conservatives, including reining in federal spending, eliminating government regulations, becoming energy independent and protecting traditional marriage.
I am trying to distinguish myself in this race as the authentic conservative and theres a reason for that, said Weldon. I know Connie Mack real well and I can tell you that he does not really stand up and fight for a lot of the values that I believe in.
The Mack campaign dismissed the criticism.
Hell run his campaign and well run ours, said Mack spokesman David James.
He spoke for a half hour and then answered questions for nearly an hour. He answered an obvious one before it could be asked: Why did he get in the race so late?
Weldon said he was backing Senate President Mike Haridopolos, but then Haridopolos dropped out. He then backed former state Rep. Adam Hasner, but Hasner also dropped out. And Weldon said Mack hasnt caught fire and he has too much baggage.
I think he could lose is really the bottom line and I dont think hed make a good senator, said Weldon, who served with Mack. Go and look at my votes, particularly on fiscal issues, particularly if you compare me with Connie Mack. Connie Mack started moving to the right once he decided he was going to get into this race, but he was to the left of me on a lot of fiscal issues for many years.
Those that were in attendance were impressed. Mark Fisher was the last audience member to stand up and speak, and instead of asking a question, he told others to support Weldon
I liked what hes had to say, said Fisher, a 52-year-old lawyer who drove 40 miles from Mount Dora to hear Weldon. Go back, turn on the computer and hit the contribute button and give him his $25 or $2,500. Lets get him jumpstarted and say, It started in The Villages.
But at 40 voters a night, it would take 280 years to reach every Republican in Florida. And without money to wage a massive television campaign, Weldon needs to find other ways to deliver his message.
Ive got to reach out to the grassroots. Were using a lot of new technologies the web, Twitter, Facebook a lot of friend-to-friend, Weldon said after the meeting. Whats very, very critical is the people here calling their friends. Were hoping to kind of light a brushfire.
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I was up for an easy day too. Mega-miles punctuated by lots of alcohol, heat, dehydration and less than perfect sleep over the last several days have taken a toll on my body. An easy cruise to Denio with the boys will be just fine.
Luckily for Todd, aka Pegz, N2 got his Husky dialed with some JB Weld the night before:
We decided after this that N2 will be coming on all our rides.
We ate like cavemen while N2 wrenched:
Random shots heading towards Denio. Another spectacular day:
We fuel up the bodies and bikes again and bid N2 adieu. We goaded him into a grand exit (3rd gear standup wheelie):
As he tells it, right as he set the front end down some "official" looking truck turned around and chased him out of town. In sticking with his hooligan roots he did not stop and high-tailed it back into Oregon.
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