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been tossed around before... in the late 90's some colleagues and my old man etc. looked at the logistics/possibility of running an ANZAC Safari... there were breweries and government's etc. that were keen to back the idea...
The South Island of NZ has some great expanses of mountain terrain with which to conduct (Andorra like) cross rallye stages up to a couple hundred km'sin length.
The main "hitch" with the NZ idea was; the relatively long boat/ferry transfer from Auklund/Wellington to Oz; it's not an overnight proposition - as is the case with a Mediterranean transfer - like were part of the African Dakars of the past... It is more like a three day proposition (at best); which was deemed to be too great an interruption to the rally's continuity (couple that with the Australian Customs reputation for cleanliness regarding imported vehicles; consider that the first three legs of the rally were to be run over the sheep shit encusted mountains of the Kiwi's Sewth Eyeland... then legs 4, 5 & 6 were shaping up to be a World Championship on board car washing tournament
... all was filed in the "too hard" basket.
Even before that (in 1993) my father was retained by Thommy Sahato and the Indonesian government to set a rally that extended the Safari (it's annual pilgrimage back then, was 6500 km's Sydney to Darwin) from 9 stages in Australia (with a ferry link via two huge car/passenger ferries with accomodation) across the Indonesian archepelago via the Islands of Flores, Sumbawa, Bali and Java (5 stages), to finish in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta. It was a pretty cool concept... the "Bivouac" was to be onboard the car deck of the ferries each evening (accomodation in the upper deck cabins) as the boats cruised from one island to the next.
All the suryeys had been done, the course was set, the money appropriated from both the Aussie and Indonesian govt' etc. and all was in place for the innaugural Sydney - Jakarta Marathon Rally in 1994... But the island of Flores was hit by an earthquake/tsunami in late 1993... caused a national disaster/state of emergency, and the event was postponed/cancelled.
The subsequent 1994 FIA World Cup Australian Safari (Syndey - Darwin 6,500 km) was in fact the first nine days of what would have been the 14 day Sydney-Jakarta marathon. Unfortunately, by the time the 1995 event planning was to be put in gear, there had been a change in the indonesian gov't/infrastructure and the idea was shelved/burried... never to be.
So, as (another long) answer to your question... yeah sure; the Australasian region is more than capable/suitable to conduct a DAKAR (length) rally... it's just a case (as always) of the money and political aspects being put in place... In Oz the political part of the equation is more than achievable... but as is so often the case, it is the matter of money (and where it comes from/pays the bill) that is the crucial part.
There are undoubtedly places all over this globe that would be awesome to conduct a marathon rallye raid event... as the posts in this thread (and various others) are testimony to... The one BIG thing that sets the Dakar apart from other "evets/organisation" in the sport; is that ASO has found a way to reconcile the commercial pipedream, with the logistical realities and the PR/marketing image... and produce this spectacle year after year.
And for the last four years (since the 2008 incident), I reckon they've done a damned fine job of it too... all things considered
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Im wondering as my PSU is just a Corsair 520W but it's a good PSU and I read on one review they say it's probably around a 700W PSU as it's way underspect
Annywon heard how much the new GTX 285 will take?
The GTX 280 takes about 230W under full load so what should I do.
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You would imagine wrong... some "thefts" require masterminds, just like some only need a few seconds when someone is not looking.
No need to narrow it down likethat because you aren't in favor of the guy's actions...
You guys... talk about "storm in a teacup". Especially "if" he's already ordered the game, nothing wrong with arring a version just for some "kicks".
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Guillaume-Benjamin-Amand Duchenne (de Boulogne) discovered Muscular Dystrophy. In fact, the original name of this disease was Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, named in his honor. He also discovered several other diseases such as Duchenne's disease (Tabes dorsalis), Duchenne-Aran spinal muscular atrophy, Duchenne's paralysis (Progressive bulbar palsy) and Duchenne-Erb paralysis.
Introduced a lot of new concepts
Duchenne de Boulogne, a French neurologist, was born on September 17th, 1806 in Boulogne-sur-Mer, France. He based his work primarily on the works of Luigi Aloisio Galvani, a famous Italian scientist and advanced the research to a great extent. Duchenne's work has introduced a lot of new concepts in the field of neurology including the conductivity of neural pathways and the effects of lesions. He also introduced various modern diagnostics such as nerve conduction tests, deep tissue biopsy and clinical photography.
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He attended a local college in Douai and later studied medicine. During 1827 to 1831, he worked under some famous physicians and neurologists of that time and he later on started to practice medicine. From 1835, he started to experiment with therapeutic "electropuncture", a method in which electricity was used to stimulate muscle tissues. Although his methods were quite unorthodox, he was considered as one of the inventors of electrotherapeutics and electrophysiology.
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He work included the famous "the Mechanism of Human Physiognomy", which was a result of extensive research on how the muscles on a human face produces facial expressions. He published several works based on his findings and research. A lot of neurologists and scientists have been influenced by his work and have mentioned him in their research. For example, in his work "The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals", Charles Darwin mentioned the works published by Duchenne.
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Orioles Chris Davis and Nelson Cruz are both home run hitters. And they've both spent a fair amount of time recently flailing, as breaking pitches dive beneath their bats and as eye-high fastballs smoke past them.
But in Monday night's win over the Yankees, both Davis and Cruz rediscovered their swings. Each player homered in the 11-3 rout. And both home runs were perfect examples.
Davis wasn't supposed to play Monday. He entered the game in the fourth inning, after Manny Machado wrenched his knee. His first at-bat of the game didn't come until the fifth inning. With a full count, Yankee starter Chris Capuano followed the scouting report perfectly. He threw the left-handed giant an off-speed pitch that faded down and away. If Davis hadn't hit the pitch, catcher Francisco Cervelli might have needed to backhand it off the dirt.
But Davis did connect with his long, looping swing. As Davis finished his swing one-handed, the ball started its journey. The first thing you notice about a Chris Davis home run is its height. Just when your eye expects the baseball to level off and begin its descent, the power that launched the pitch lingers for a few more beats and the ball becomes tiny as it continues to rise.
If baseballs had cameras in them – and how come they don't? – we would marvel at the distance a Chris Davis home run travels before its fall from the sky. Somehow, there's no stat for this, but my guess is that Davis' blasts take longer to find their apex than nearly any hitter in baseball.
High above Martin Prado's head, gravity finally pulled the ball earthward. At last, it landed near the back of the Camden Yards flag court, near Boog Powell's barbecue stand. When Davis grows old and cultivates a Boog-ian gut, maybe he'll take over that smoked meat stand in front of the Warehouse.
The ball finally plummeted its final few feet and was smothered by a fan who happily spilled his beer in the effort to corral the freebie. For some reason, the flag court is dominated by beer-drinking men.
In these days of first-place occupation, Baltimore fans pack the ballpark and catch every home run ball before it has the chance to bounce off the concrete walkways or pinball around the bleachers. In lean years past, those homers might bounce four or five times before fans could scamper through the empty sections to retrieve them.
Two innings later, with a 5-3 lead, Nelson Cruz dug into the opposite batter's box against righthanded Yankee short man Adam Warren. Fresh off surrendering a run-scoring Adam Jones double that left an ugly dent in the left field wall, Warren's approach with Cruz was more cautious.
Cruz fought off a two-out, 3-2 Warren pitch, weakly popping a breaking ball the opposite way. Prado, playing Cruz to pull, had a long sprint to make the catch. The ball fell into the Yankee right fielder's glove, only to roll up his arm as he ran into the wall. It plopped safely to the ground.
Warren's next pitch was the kind of meatball that power hitters see in their dreams. A slider that hung high in the strike zone like a pinata, the pitch never had a chance. Eyes wide and hungry, Cruz began his swing. Head still, bat traveling on a perfect plane, with a slight uppercut, bat met ball.
With 34,000 people in close proximity to one another, making a noise that everyone can hear seems impossible. But Cruz's gunshot of a home run pierced through the crowd noise. Instantly, the only question was how far the ball would travel.
Unlike the Davis home run, Cruz's ball fizzed through the night air, never more than a few stories high. It looked dangerous, like it might explode on impact. A white trail behind it, the ball zoomed like a comet over the Orioles bullpen in left center field and cruelly settled in the Yankee bullen, where relievers huddled for shelter in a shed.
Davis and Cruz weren't the only home run hitters Monday night. Jonathan Schoop jumped on the pile in the eighth with a three-run bomb. But Davis – last year's home run champion – and Cruz, who is tied for this year's lead, were the most remarkable, each hitting his quintessential long ball. If you could somehow bronze three or four seconds in time, these homers – from swing to settlement – could serve as each hitter's Platonic ideal of a home run.
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For many people in the western two-thirds of Somerville, the McGrath Highway might as well be an ocean. On its far reaches, bounded by Interstate 93, Charlestown, and Washington Street, lies mysterious East Somerville.
To outsiders, the reputation of the neighborhood - which is on the Orange Line, not the Red Line - is mixed. A little more shabby, a little more dangerous. A good place to eat pupusas and other Central American specialties. And isn't that Italian restaurant in the mini-mart somewhere around there?
A new exhibit aims to change that rough reputation. Forty-three amateur and professional photographers share their inside perspectives in "Interpreting East Somerville," which opened in Somerville City Hall last month.
"It's probably known as the worst part of Somerville," said Tony Colella, 68, a 30-year resident filling in as a bartender at Fasika, an Ethiopian restaurant. "But they've cleaned it up a lot."
"People have this idea that it's like a wasteland," said Carrie Dancy, executive director of East Somerville Main Streets, which organized the show. Instead, she enthused, "You get this amazing energy you don't get other places."
The pictures in City Hall show a thriving community. A woman picks up a crate of vegetables that came from a Dracut farm. A girls' soccer team sits at the side of a field in Glen Park. The congregation of St. Benedict's acts out the stations of the cross in the street, complete with white headdresses and their own Jesus.
Though East Branch librarian Marylin Eastwood didn't submit a photo in time, she said, her small building is ever more hopping. "Lots and lots of kids" come in the afternoon. Story hour attendance has increased. Circulation went up 30 percent.
Some photographers captured nature - purple flowers, crimson leaves. "Old Somerville" gets a bid as well, represented by a Virgin Mary statue; Tony behind the counter at Vinny's Deli, the aforementioned Italian restaurant; and patrons at Louie's Ice Cream, whose script menus hark back to Norman Rockwell.
However, the faces of the neighborhood don't always.
The East Branch beats all other library locations for attendance in its English as a Second Language class, with 15 to 32 students recently coming each week for the first hour. Most came from Brazil or Spanish-speaking countries, though "right now we're seeing more people from Nepal," she said.
Dancy emphasized that not all immigrants are new. The Salvadoran community, she said, has been there for a good 30 years.
Taco Loco - whose "tempting tastes" are shown off in the exhibit by Ellen Stoolmacher - gets almost as many white patrons as not, said assistant manager Denis Herrera of East Boston, 28.
The library attracts "a lot of people who have been in this neighborhood forever," said Eastwood, plus "some newcomers to the neighborhood who are native-born folks who are younger."
Safety remains a disputed question. Jessica Brennan of Somerville wrote in the exhibition guide, "People usually think that East Somerville is dangerous and I wanted to show that there are some places that are really pretty." Her photo shows a brick roof so elegant it could be on Newbury Street.
Some locals considered the neighborhood just fine. In his six-plus years at Taco Loco, Herrera said, he has never seen any trouble. Eastwood said no one has even stripped the library's pussy willows of their fuzz.
Others painted a more mixed picture. Colella said: "You have your ups and downs. You have your wiseguys . . . and then you have the people who take care of the place." He thought most problems stemmed from the bars, which attracted people "coming from all parts of Somerville."
When Befekadu Defar, 48, bought Fasika (then a bar) about five years ago, he said there was "more violence, more riff-raff." He called the police once or twice a week. But now he hasn't called them in almost a year.
In 2008 through Dec. 2, the police reported 614 crimes in roughly this area. That included 28 incidents of assault and battery and 106 of breaking and entering. Citywide, police report a total of 2,282 violent and property crimes for that period.
The department opened a substation on Broadway in October, though it's not staffed 24/7. "Interpreting East Somerville" includes a photo of officers by Captain Mike Devereaux.
As for fixing up appearances, the city has held a number of community discussions on potential improvements for Broadway from Winter Hill to Sullivan Station.
Jill Jackson, 10, might approve. Waiting for the bus, the Prospect Hill Charter School student said the street "needs to be cleaned up!" Her companion Joe pointed indignantly to debris in an alley.
The stray bit of litter notwithstanding, "I've never met more people that love their neighborhood," said Dancy.
Even one of the crustier residents agreed. "I like my neighborhood. I got no problems here," Colella said.
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Apparently not. Daniela Holmqvist of Sweden was bitten on the leg by a black widow spider while playing a qualifier for the LPGA's ISPS Handa Australian Open in Yarralumla, Australia.
She gave Svensk Golf the following, quite scary recount:
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A clear fluid came out, it wasn't the prettiest thing I've ever done, but I had to get as much of it out of me as possible.
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By Hank Shaw on February 7, 2013 | 7 Responses
Cappelletti, a variant on the well-known tortellini of Bologna, are normally served in a clear broth. My cappelletti are vegetarian, filled with ricotta and spices, but you could use meat, too. The soup is a rich, clear duck broth; almost a consomme. Simple yet, elegant.
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Crab Stock
Crab stock is a mainstay in my kitchen during Dungeness crab season, which in California runs from November through June. But you can legally catch red and rock crabs all year long, and they make a fine stock, too. After picking the meat out of the crabs, I use the leftover shells to make this […]
Concentrated Duck or Goose Stock
Glace de viande is an ultra-concentrated stock used to enliven pan sauces or soups; it's usually made with veal. Glace is also the closest thing I know to making your own bouillon cubes — only this is infinitely better. Looks like duck Jell-O, doesn't it? The only problem with glace is that is a pain to make. If you […]
Venison Broth
Venison broth with Borage Ravioli This is a special venison broth that can stand alone as a broth for pasta or, if you clarify it later, as a consomme. It's stronger in flavor than stock, so if you use it as a base for stews or soups, remember that — and label your jars […]
Venison Soups and Stews
Venison, antelope, elk and bison are all well-suited to long simmering. Stews are excellent, as are Italian sugos, which are highly concentrated pasta sauces where the meat becomes the chief flavoring agent. A few things to remember about game stews: Use larger pieces of meat than you might use with beef, as this will keep […]
Venison Stock
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Making stocks and broths are among the core skills of any good cook, and it is a labor or love I embrace wholly. As a hunter, angler and a gardener, I can often make a first-class stock solely with ingredients I've grown, caught or shot. This to me is deeply satisfying. Venison stock is one […]
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NEW YORK (AP) — Apple says Mac users downloaded 3 million copies of Mountain Lion, its latest operating system, in the first four days it was available.
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Apple charges $20 for the software. That pays for downloads for all of a buyer's personal computers.
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Mountain Lion brings features from the iPhone and iPad to the Mac. The enhancements include tight integration with Apple's online storage service, iCloud, and a "Notification Center" that shows incoming mail, calendar reminders and other events.
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When the White House issued it's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program last year, thousands of children of illegal immigrants, who were brought here by their parents often before they could walk, breathed a sigh of relief.
The believed they finally had a legal right to pursue a life in this country. For many of them, it's the only country they had ever known.
To date, more than 16,000 undocumented immigrants in Arizona have sought this deferred action status, meaning the federal government considers their status here to be legal. But in Arizona, you still can't get a driver's license as a Dreamer, which means it's hard to get and keep a job.
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If one of these hard-working, out-of-trouble kids decides to drive to work ANYWAY, and runs into YOU, and they don't have a drivers license, guess what else they DON'T have? Car insurance.
And we won't know where to find them and charge them. They might be apt to flee.
I know. It happened to me.
You will wind up paying for them, one way or another, so why not give them a license and a chance to do it the right way?
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Warm lighting and cozy common spaces
The Cavendish London is a tasteful, elegant hotel with a commitment to sustainability. The hotel has won multiple Green Tourism Awards and the restaurant serves seasonal British fare. The lobby, lounge, and bar are all cozy spaces that utilize contemporary colors and patterns in the decor. The hotel is home to several meeting spaces, resulting in a scene that is sometimes filled with people doing business.
Close to transport at the junction of Mayfair and Piccadilly
The Cavendish London is located a five-minute walk from both the Green Park and Piccadilly tube stations. At the junction of Mayfair and Piccadilly, this hotel is close to shopping, theaters, and art galleries. Mayfair is a quiet, upscale district with a posh reputation. Piccadilly Circus is a more bustling neighborhood with street performers and bigger crowds. This hotel is convenient for exploring central London on foot or utilizing the quick and easy underground to reach different neighborhoods and attractions.
Elegant comfort with contemporary colors
Rooms at the Cavendish London blend classic furnishings with contemporary pops of color. Beds have plush linens and rooms feature a mix of fabrics, including everything from leather to velvet. All rooms have iPod docks, bedside in-house filtered water, electric kettles, minibars, and flat-screen TVs. Bathrooms are generously sized; some rooms have separate tubs and showers.
Not much in the way of amenities -- just a business center and meeting spaces, but no fitness center
The Cavendish London is known for its reasonable rates and central location more than its features.
Restaurant serving seasonal British fare
The elegant Cavendish London has appealing dining options. The restaurant, Petrichor -- named after the term that signifies the scent of fresh rain on dry earth -- serves contemporary British cuisine from seasonal menus with a commitment to supporting local farmers.
The Cavendish London is a large, 231-room hotel in Mayfair. Rooms have a mix of classic and contemporary decor with plush linens, big flat-screen TVs, and iPod docks. The elegant design uses pops of color and rooms have great amenities including electric kettles, Nespresso machines, and minibars. The building is taller than many in the neighborhood, providing sweeping views over London's rooftops. Located near shopping, art galleries, and theater, this hotel is a good launching point for exploring central London. The restaurant, Petrichor, is committed to sustainability and serves seasonal British fare. While there is a fee for Wi-Fi, room rates are reasonable and service is excellent.
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When Charles Darwin published The Origin of Species in 1859, biology had a new lens through which to look at the world. Researchers soon set about to test his theory of evolution. They scrutinized species' adaptation, studied the phenotypes (physical makeup) of organisms and, when technology permitted, studied the genotypes (genetic makeup) of the same organisms.
In its most elementary definition, biological evolution means changes in heritable traits within populations of organisms across generations. The result is not necessarily inherently better organisms, but rather organisms that are more likely to be adapted to the prevailing set of environmental conditions. Organisms with traits suited to the environment are more likely to survive and reproduce, thus increasing the probability of transmitting their genes to the next generation.
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Futuyma, of the State University of New York at Stony Brook, studies beetles and their host plants. He moves the insects off the host plants and gives them a new species of plant to call home. The beetles either adapt to the new environment or die. What he really wants to know, he says, is "do they have the potential to adapt to any plants, or only one kind?" Some of the beetles can move with little stress. Others are such specialists that they die. "The ragweed-feeding species will not take more than one or two bites out of goldenrod," he says, even when goldenrod is the only food available. Futuyma's findings have important implications for agriculture. "If we understood what the criteria are that allow adaptation, we could predict how much damage insects will do to new crops and potentially advise what kind of new crops will be appropriate."


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Hakim Warrick was acquired by the Charlotte Bobcats on Tuesday from the New Orleans Hornets in exchange for Matt Carroll. Warrick, a 6-foot-9 forward, has averaged 9.5 points and 4.1 rebounds in an eight-year career that includes time with Memphis, Milwaukee, Chicago, Phoenix and New Orleans. He appeared in only one game this season with the Hornets. Carroll, a 6-6 guard, had two stints with the Bobcats, but he appeared in only one game this season and was not part of coach Mike Dunlap's plans. Dunlap said he liked Warrick's versatility at both forward positions. "He can score points quickly, and he does it with a high field-goal percentage, so he takes good shots," Dunlap said.
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Toronto Northern Lights Chorus is pleased to present our 2015 annual spring show "TNL Takes Flight" at the George Weston Recital Hall in the Toronto Centre for the Arts. The 2013 Barbershop Harmony Society international chorus champions Toronto Northern Lights chorus will be presenting their 2015 annual spring show featuring Countermeasure. Please join us on…
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|Bitter gourd
|700 Gram, cleaned and cut into thin 1 inch pieces
|Ambe halad strips
|50 Gram (Chopped Fine Strips)
|Green chillies
|50 Gram, deseeded and cut into 1 inch strips
|50 Gram, cut into thin strips (Green Variety)
|Red kashmiri chilies
|50 Gram, ground
|Mustard seeds
|20 Gram
|Fenugreek seeds
|10 Gram, ground fresh
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Sugarcane vinegar
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|To Taste
|Sesame oil/Mustard oil
|1 Teaspoon
Place the bitter gourd pieces in a thali and sprinkle lightly with fine salt.
Take a large pan and add 1 cup of oil and place on medium heat. Add the mustard seeds and allow them to pop. Then lower the heat and add the ambe-halad and turmeric strips, chilli pieces and roast lightly for 2 minutes. Squeeze the juice from the bitter gourd pieces and add to the pan. Then add the ground red chilli masala, the fenugreek and asafoetida powders and stir well for 4 minutes. Add the vinegar and sugar and stir and allow to boil. Taste for salt.
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Overlooking an untamed strip of Pacific coast on Vancouver Island (about 195 miles northwest of Victoria), The Wickaninnish Inn is a bit of Relais & Châteaux luxury amid the pines. Guests adore this hotel's rugged setting and isolated locale. All 75 guestrooms boast ocean views, and include balconies, fireplaces, soaker tubs and heated flooring in the bathrooms. Some suites feature kitchens, but guests can dine on-site at The Pointe Restaurant (though some diners say its locally-sourced fare is overrated). On the other hand, On The Rocks Bar and Lounge is a nice place to warm up with a hot toddy during winter, and the Driftwood Café serves up casual, tapas-style meals and sandwiches. For a bit of relaxation, hotel guests suggest heading to Ancient Cedars Spa, which offers treatments like West Coast Sacred Sea body wraps and hot stone facials.
- #2 in Best Victoria & Vancouver Island Hotels
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"Like critically acclaimed songstress Missy Higgins, she's a master of brave-yet-vulnerable, clear-eyed songwriting, and already outclasses most of her major label peers."
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|Chinese rice sticks
|6 Ounce (1/2 Package)
|Peanut oil
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (For Deep Frying)
|Thin asparagus
|1 Pound, woody ends removed, and pared
|Lump crabmeat/Backfin crabmeat
|1 Pound, all cartilage removed (Preferably Fresh)
|Sesame seeds
|3 Tablespoon, toasted 3 to 4 minutes until golden
|Thinly sliced scallions
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (White And Light Green Parts)
|Thinly sliced radishes
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Rice vinegar
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Vegetable oil
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|1⁄2 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (Or To Taste)
|Black pepper
|To Taste
|Hot pepper oil
|2 Drop (Few Drops, Or To Taste)
Break the rice sticks in half.
Pour the oil into a wok or deep skillet to a depth of about 2 inches and heat it to a temperature of 375°F.
Add the rice sticks, turning to cook evenly.
This will take seconds if the oil is hot.
Watch them carefully.
When the rice sticks are golden brown, remove them with tongs or slotted spoons, and set them aside on paper towels to drain.
Bring a large pot of water to a boil.
Add the asparagus and cook until just tender, about 2 to 3 minutes after the water returns to a boil.
Remove the asparagus from the water, plunge them into cold water to stop the cooking, and dry on paper towels.
Cool, then cut the spears on the diagonal into quarters and set aside.
In a bowl, combine the crabmeat, sesame seeds, scallions, asparagus, radishes, vinegar, and vegetable oil and toss.
Add the lemon juice, salt, and pepper and taste.
Add the hot pepper oil, if desired.
Adjust the seasonings to taste.
Divide the fried rice sticks evenly among 4 plates and spread them into circles.
Spoon the crab salad into the middle of each ring, and serve at once.or line a large platter with the rice sticks and mound the crab salad in the middle.
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Hi there. I just moved to Southern California and totally enjoying the area. I'm a respectful gentleman looking for friendship and for an independent woman capable of engaging in intellectual and stimulatiing conversation. I ask for honesty and respect. Open communications, caring for your partner, and committment are key ingredients to a healthy emotional relationship. I am comfortable in any social setting from formal black tie events to backyard BBQs, I look forward to holding hands, sharing and enjoying an exciting journey with the right partner. My ideal partner is caring, enjoys the finer things in life and is willing to openly share her life, her dreams, her fears and her inner most darkest secrets. If you are a dancer or willing to take lessons, then I would definitely enjoy sharing my passion for swing, salsa, ballroom dancing. A committment is a decision and not a feeling. In my opinion, I feel that a true lasting relationship evolves naturally from friendship and sharing. A relationship is a mutual decision between two close friends desiring to elevate their bond to a level of physical, emotional and spiritual intimacy. A true test of a healthy relationship is not how well partners get along when things are going good; it is how well they get along when there is trouble in the relationship. It works because both partners have the emotional maturity to choose to make it work. They possess the intellect, the communication skills and the resolve to openly address issues with their partner in an emotionally healthy manner. They choose to stay within each other's boundaries not out of fear or control but rather for respect of their partner. Life is too short to be mired in emotional drama. Interested? Take my hand and let's dance and explore where our journey will take us :)
Alumni connections , Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Fishing/Hunting , Gardening/Landscaping , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Political interests , Religion/Spiritual , Travel/Sightseeing , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Football, Golf, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, Tennis / Racquet sports, VolleyBall, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Birds, Cats, Dogs, Fish, Horses
I love to cruise. I am a seasoned domestic and international traveller. Have passport will travel.
My passion is dancing. I take ballroom and swing dance lessons and travel 3-5 times a year competing in swing dance competitions. I golf with my Bubbas 2x a year, hunt and golf with my boys. Anything outdoors and I'm game.
I love home improvement projects and cooking. I enjoy fine dining, intellectual conversation and sharing with friends. My passiion is swing and ballroom dancing. Fun is more about who you are with rather than what you are doing. Shall We Dance?
I just finished reading Chapman's "The Five Love Languages;" and I am currently reading "The Lost Art of Listening" by Michael Nichols and Dr. Smalley's book "I Promise." I would enjoy sharing an evening of intellectual conversation.
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|What he is looking for
|5'9" (175cms)
|5'0" (152cms) to 5'7" (170cms)
|Body type:
|About average
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|Blue, Brown, Green, Hazel
|Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Dark blonde, Platinum
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Political / Govt / Civil Service / Military
|Artistic / Creative / Performance, Executive / Management, Financial / Accounting / Real Estate, Medical / Dental / Veterinary / Fitness, Political / Govt / Civil Service / Military, Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering, Travel / Hospitality / Transportation, Fashion / Model / Beauty
I'm a retired Army officer and I am working on a second professional career as a Program Manager with the Federal Government. I moved to SOCAL in 2010, then to Kuwait for 8 months and now in Manhattan Beach as of May 2012.
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live away from home (More than 3)
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Probably not, No, No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Asian, Pacific Islander
|Asian, Latino / Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
|Spiritual but not religious
|Christian / Catholic, Christian / Protestant, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other
I grew up as a Catholic; however, I find myself leaning toward spiritual awareness and growth versus the traditional teachings of a church.
|Graduate degree
|Some college, Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral
Grew up in the Monterey Peninsula and in the Salinas Valley. Graduated from North Salinas High in 1974 and the United States Military Academy at West Point, NY in 1978. I have a Masters in Business from Webster University.