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Friday, September 24, 2010
I spend my days at the computer click-clacking across the keyboard, playing. You see, since I began my blog I have fallen in love with writing. Oh, I have always loved words, sentences, ideas, searching them out, chasing them, grabbing them as if they were butterflies and I was romping across fragrant, wind-tousled fields, butterfly net in hand. I have always been a great reader, spending most of my childhood, youth, adulthood curled up with a book. I love a great plot, fascinating characters, but not only. Mastery of language is a rare skill; making words dance in the reader's head like music is a treasure rarely found. Many aspire to greatness, so few achieve it. But when they do, it is exceptional, stunning! Placing word after word, just the right ones in just the right order, is magic and I have read such stories that simply the words chosen, the ideas created, the mastery of the language has taken my breath away. I must close the book, lay it gently beside me, shut my eyes and catch my breath as I savor the beauty.
Yet I never wrote. Oh, don't think that I didn't try! Grade school reports, high school assignments, university creative writing classes, diary, stories, yes, I've tried. Many times. But it was always a chore. Should writing really be this difficult, I wondered? I didn't think so. I saw others around me churn out poems and stories, letters and papers as easily and quickly as I can push soft mounds of dough off of a spoon onto a cookie sheet, creating something tender, warm and scrumptious or tart, crispy and intriguing. "Ah," I decided, "it is obviously genetic!" and I thought that I had come to some grand truth! "One must be born with the talent, like my brother was born with the talent to draw or my sister to make straight A's." So be it. Yet something was churning inside of me, something aching to get out.
Yet that creative writing class was an eye-opener. Each assigned subject, each time limit was a laborious struggle, a mind-achingly stressful task. But once I closed my eyes, slid into the body of a character and was able to capture in black and white every movement, the feel of a breeze on my skin, the smoothness of velvet as it brushed against my cheek, the brash odor of cigarette smoke in a roomful of men in fedoras, the vibrations of jazz music as they shimmied up from the floor through my body, each time I could dig down into my soul and pull up the perfect words, create the perfect sentence to describe each sensation, each sound, each scent as I experienced it in my own private inner world, I felt something indescribably satisfying, a feeling palpable and luxurious, temporarily slaking the thirst pulsing through me. But sadly I imagined that this effort should be no effort at all, that I simply was not a born writer. So I stopped.
And then I began my blog. The day my husband finally conceded that food was the driving force in my life, that my obsession was not to be controlled by anyone or anything, I knew that I had finally found my inspiration, my purpose, my goal. And I sat down in front of our computer and, well, started writing. And I've never looked back.
Food may be my obsession but writing, as I soon discovered, is my passion. With meals as a starting point, I take off, swimming through a sea of smells and sounds and sensations, flying through a world of tastes and textures, butting up and bouncing off of memories and images. I sit in what has become my office, my work space, and plunge into my private universe of words, a clean, white page my playground, adjectives and verbs my toys, description the music that gets me moving. Coaxing out just the right description, the right word, the right mixture and balance as I line them up one after the other is like caressing a secret out of a friend, teasing a smile out of a sourpuss. The page gets splattered with a smattering of words, lists of them, then slowly, carefully, the words, fragments of sentences, bits and pieces of thoughts get moved around, pushed up and down the page, paragraphs erased and replaced with others, and on and so forth until the magic happens, until that EUREKA! moment and every single detail has fallen into place. It is a vibrant, active endeavor and it is not always easy. No, I have learned that this is indeed a task, a job, and I often feel like Jackson Pollack standing over a tremendous canvas splattering paint this way and that in a seemingly incoherent, random way when in fact it is a well-thought out on-going process that takes hours, days or even sometimes weeks while the work unfolds. No, not one part of the process can be rushed and there are entire days when I spend more time pacing the floors, tugging at my hair in frustration, fixing myself snacks, talking aloud to myself than actually writing. But when it works, when the words flow, when the process has been a success, the result is so utterly satisfying, so incredibly exhilarating that all the stress, frustration and work are not only worth the effort but completely forgotten. I may never achieve that greatness that I so admire, but I certainly do have fun trying.
And so, with Mr. Roget's Thesaurus within easy reach, my small stack of dictionaries close at hand, I pull my chair up to the table, flip open the laptop and click onto a clean, white page.
It saddens me to watch as the end of the summer stone fruit season draws closer because this has been the most amazing season I have experienced in years! I buy crisp brown bags of peaches, nectarines and plums four at a time, going back a day or two later for more. Cherries are long gone and now each day that I slip off to the market I see the autumn fruit, the tumbles of grapes in translucent, pale green and deep bluish purple, nearly black, figs and early apples gradually taking over the space so recently reserved for the pyramids of summer's favorites. I have used the fruit to make cobblers and crumbles, cakes and even savory dishes, and I am being as insistent as I possibly can in enjoying them until the last single, lonely crate of peaches, nectarines or plums gets carried away.
A wonderful dessert, this Nectarine Crisp is a perfect layer of summer's sweet, tender fruit, nectarines or peaches, cooked down to be wrapped in her thick, rich syrup with just that perfect hint of Amaretto, blanketed by a cinnamon-kissed crispy, streusel-like topping laced with the crunch of slivered almonds. Serve it warm with a scoop of vanilla bean ice cream or freshly, barely-sweetened whipped cream.
8 just-ripe nectarines (or peaches)
2 Tbs Amaretto
¾ cup (90 g) flour
½ cup (110 g) packed light brown sugar
½ cup (110 g) packed dark brown sugar
½ to 1 tsp ground cinnamon
½ tsp ground nutmeg
¼ tsp salt
½ cup (8 Tbs, 115 g) unsalted butter
½ cup slivered almonds
Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C).
Gently peel the nectarines if you like. Cut each fruit in half and cut into chunks. Put the chunks of fruit in a 1-quart (1-litre) baking dish. Sprinkle on the Amaretto, toss and set aside while you prepare the topping.
Stir together the flour, two sugars, cinnamon, nutmeg and salt in a medium-sized bowl, breaking up any lumps. Cube the butter and toss the cubes in the dry ingredients to coat and separate. Then, using only your fingertips and working very quickly, rub the dry ingredients and the butter together until the mixture resembles damp sand and there are no more pieces of butter visible. Toss in the almonds until evenly distributed. Sprinkle this mixture thickly and evenly over the fruit in the baking dish all the way out to the edges.
Cover with a sheet of aluminum foil and bake for ½ hour then uncover and bake for an additional ½ hour. The top should be crisp – thus a "Crisp" – and the fruit syrup should be bubbling all around the edges.
Eat warm with ice cream or whipped cream. This is still wonderful with a crispy top for a day or two, even refrigerated.
47 comments:
- MeetaK said...
having a way with words come easy to some - and you have a wonderful eloquent style. writing has always been my secret passion - you know - and whenever i come here i am sure that you will be whisking me away to a place where i will be inspired to have a way with my words.
i too am holding on to the last of summer's fruit and finding it hard to let go. the crisp looks fabulous
- September 24, 2010 at 1:24 AM
- Jamie said...
@MeetaK - you know that your words have that same effect on me and so inspire me to push myself, dream, feel, think. xo
- September 24, 2010 at 1:26 AM
- Jenn said...
Wonderful post and beautiful crisp! I love how food has been a starting point for me as well. I never really thought of myself as a writer and maybe I still don't - a scientist at heart, incorporating art form into writing does not come easily (or even with difficulty sometimes) to me. But food blogging has taught me that I can enjoy writing, and it has awakened my own passion - photography. I don't think I'd ever have known how light filtering into a lens can be an extension of myself and the beauty I see in the world if I hadn't started with my humble food blog.
- September 24, 2010 at 1:32 AM
- Jamie said...
@Jenn - that's such a beautiful way of putting it! An extension of yourself! Yes, I feel that! Thanks!
- September 24, 2010 at 1:43 AM
- Juls @Juls' Kitchen said...
Inspiring! Such an inspiring post!
I recently discovered my passion for writing - thanks to my blog indeed - and everytime I face my white paper (or white Word document) I try to figure out which emotion I want to communicate, which part of myself, thorugh a recipe...
So, inspiring, once again, have I said it alteady?! :P
- September 24, 2010 at 1:44 AM
- Jamie said...
@Juls'Kitchen - Thanks, Giulia, and you've described it exactly!
- September 24, 2010 at 1:46 AM
- catty said...
I'm so glad that your blog opened up your writing - I love reading your posts! And right now I have an obsession with nectarines! What a delicious recipe!
- September 24, 2010 at 1:52 AM
- Sarah, Maison Cupcake said...
What a lovely dessert! I definitely have to try that soon.
Having a blog is a wonderful outlet to write, I just wish I'd discovered it, and yours too, sooner!
- September 24, 2010 at 1:54 AM
- Peter M said...
You have a knack for putting pen to paper your stream of thoughts without rambling!
On to the crisp....the key here is the amaretto...booze! I'll have a small bowl for fear that I may get tipsy.
- September 24, 2010 at 2:59 AM
- Jamie said...
@PeterM - I now find myself sloshing on the Amaretto every time I make a dessert these days.
- September 24, 2010 at 3:04 AM
- Nanette said...
Mark my words, they're be calling you the greatest food writer of our times, in no time at all!
- September 24, 2010 at 3:12 AM
- Barbara said...
Bring on summer. I'm so looking forward to our stone fruits.
Reading is one of my greatest pleasures. I'll often reread a paragraph several times when I like the way it is written.
It is good to have a passion and writing is a wonderful passion to have Jamie.
- September 24, 2010 at 3:35 AM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
You are a very talented writer! since I have a blog I have also developped a love for that activity, although I'm far from being as good as you...
Yes, it is saddening to know that it is the end of the summer fruit season, but fall also offers so many delicious things! That is a gorgeous crisp!
Cheers and have a great weekend,
- September 24, 2010 at 4:07 AM
- Nancy @ The Sensitive Pantry said...
Words and food. Maybe a good man and a glass of wine. That's really all we need. Since I love nectarines they have never made their way into any recipes of mine--odd I know. It's just that I eat them before they can be considered for something more. This is such a simple and wonderful dessert. Love it.
- September 24, 2010 at 4:07 AM
- Cherine said...
Great post and a wonderful dessert!!
- September 24, 2010 at 4:09 AM
- Jamie said...
@RosaYummyYums - I absolutely love reading your post, they are wonderfully written with a dash of sly humor and they always make me smile!
- September 24, 2010 at 4:15 AM
- sunita said...
Dear Jamie, you never cease to delight with your writings.I adore your style, it's always.
The crisp looks delish!
- September 24, 2010 at 4:25 AM
- Sarah said...
You worded it perfectly with your analogy of Pollock. I never plop out ready made words on a page, but incubate my thoughts over time. Its still unbearably hot here and am very jealous that you feel the first hints of autumn.
Love your work!
- September 24, 2010 at 4:25 AM
- Michele said...
Beautifully written, Jamie. I'm one of those people who is more into the words than the visuals in a blog (although a few good photos are obviously necessary) and I always look forward to sitting down and reading, really reading yours. And thinking about what you've had to say. You and a few others give the rest of us something to aspire to.
And on the food, I'm glad that you've called a crisp a crisp, and not a crumble!
- September 24, 2010 at 4:51 AM
- Tangled Noodle said...
Your obsession (food) and your passion (writing) complement each other as a scoop of vanilla ice cream tops a bowl of this scrumptious crisp, warm from the oven! I, too, love cooking (well, eating really) and writing, though both do not come to me as naturally or with the kind of ease I see in others. But trying to reach that state is such an enjoyable and satisfying journey!
- September 24, 2010 at 4:52 AM
- Jamie said...
@Michele! Wow I am so touched and honored you feel that way about my work! This motivates me! Yay! And this IS a crisp Ha Ha Ha!
- September 24, 2010 at 4:59 AM
- Jamie said...
@Tangled Noodle - Absolutely! I've learned that depending on the kind of writing, it really is work for everyone. It's the passion that makes it easy!
- September 24, 2010 at 5:00 AM
- Nina Timm said...
Jeanne said at our conference last year, you are either a good cook who has to write or you are a great writer who loves to cook. You clearly fall in the last category and it is reflected in how well you do it.
As for this delightful dessert....I still have lots to do at my computer, but if I get up, I will go and find a dessert, this is making me hungry for something sweet!!!
- September 24, 2010 at 5:17 AM
- Sally said...
You are so right - you have to find the passion that makes the words flow. Lovely imagery in words and pictures.
- September 24, 2010 at 6:20 AM
- Cathy said...
Your posts are always a joy to read, Jamie. And this nectarine recipe is irresistible. I love all those sweet juices bubbling around the edge of the topping. It just calls out for a scoop of vanilla.
- September 24, 2010 at 6:32 AM
- Sara said...
I love your style of writing, suddenly I become Nostalgic after reading your posts! Love the Nectarine crisp!!!
- September 24, 2010 at 6:37 AM
- Jeanne @ CookSister! said...
A great post Jamie. It's true that people think you are born a writer or born an artist or whatever, but even with natural talent, creative endeavours require HARD WORK! For me, that blank page has never been a problem as I spend pretty much the entire day constructing sentences and poems and paragraphs to put on it as soon as I get home. For me the work comes in shaping the raw materials into something fit for public consumption!! Love the crisp (or crips, as we discussed, LOL!) - I made a nectarine crisp a couple of years ago that was just such a fabulous showcase of the fruit. Farewell summer :(
- September 24, 2010 at 6:50 AM
- Jamie said...
@Jeanne @ Cooksister! - You keep on inspiring me and I've learned so much from you! In a lot of ways you and I think alike in the sense that as our life happens words pass in front of our eyes, through our brains. And me got me some crips, baby!
- September 24, 2010 at 7:00 AM
- Asha @ FSK said...
hard to believe that YOU find writing a chore!!! words flow so eloquently from you that it seems but a natural unbidden flow of passion....Love reading your stories and love that whenever I come here I get a piece of wonderful prose to savor along with a luscious bite
- September 24, 2010 at 7:15 AM
- Greekfoodlover said...
That looks easy and yummy and your writing flows like a wonderful poem!
- September 24, 2010 at 7:21 AM
- Mary said...
I always love the places your words take me. To have a serving of that delightful crisp as I read them would get my day off to a perfect start. Blessings...Mary
- September 24, 2010 at 7:58 AM
- lisaiscooking said...
I was just complaining about how stone fruit season is almost over! Your crunchy almond topped crisp looks divine.
- September 24, 2010 at 8:03 AM
- Jennifurla said...
Lovely post and your pictures are so subtle and gorgeous
- September 24, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- SMITH BITES said...
Oh Jamie ~ I do love you so! This post is so near and dear to my heart as I too aspire to be a writer, a real storyteller but I have yet to master the skill. To strings words into sentences, sentences into paragraphs and paragraphs into a story is my dream; to touch people at their core, to tell a good story or to give a reader something to ponder, to chew on, to wonder about . . . oh that is such a gift. And you have that gift in spades!
But my favorite part about coming to this blog is this: you inspire me to stretch, to keep practicing, to reach for what seems impossible. I hear you in my ear when I sit down to write even though I'm in Indiana and you're in France - you are cheering me on and encouraging me to do my best!
Our markets have moved on to apples and pears so summer is officially gone. But my, oh my, the addition of amaretto to this beautiful crisp has me longing for next summer already!
- September 24, 2010 at 9:02 AM
- Deeba PAB said...
You, my dear, were born to write and bake, and bake and write... and cook and feed ... etc! Your style is yours alone, you very talented sistah of mine! I ♥ it so, and I walk with you as you write. That's the beauty of your words! I want some crisp now, if you don't mind, coz we have no stone fruit left here & I love what you made! xoxoxo
- September 24, 2010 at 10:05 AM
- El said...
You definitely found your place with food writing. I love reading your blog. And this recipe looks sensational too!
- September 24, 2010 at 10:08 AM
- elra said...
Sounds scrumptious Jaime. Crisp is always give such a comforting feeling.
- September 24, 2010 at 10:13 AM
- Barbara Bakes said...
Now I'm missing the summer fruits as well! Fruit crisp is one of my favorite desserts. Love the addition of almonds. So a Thesaurus is your secret!
- September 24, 2010 at 2:38 PM
- Joy said...
Jamie, whenever I need a mini-vacation at my computer desk, guess whose site I turn to? Yours. I always love reading your work because you take me to places. You are that kind of writer, and I truly admire that. I've always loved writing, but my goodness, how I want to write like you. I've written way to many scientific and technical papers to let go of that rigidity. Haha. But someday, someday! For now, I tread on, practice and practice.
Now please, shall we meet up for coffee or tea and let's share that nectarine crisp?
Hope you're having a nice weekend, hun.
- September 24, 2010 at 11:11 PM
- Jamie said...
@Smith Bites & @Joy - Lovely, lovely friends. Tears well up in my eyes. I am stunned that I can have such an impact! It is friends and readers like you that make me sit up a little straighter in front of my computer, smile and make that much more of an effort - and friends like you that keep me going. Love you both!
@Barbara Bakes - (he he he) I am having an affair with Mr. Roget. He drives me wild!
- September 24, 2010 at 11:16 PM
- 5 Star Foodie said...
You are definitely an amazing writer! Loving this nectarine crisp - and the addition of Amaretto!
- September 25, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- Heavenly Housewife said...
What a delicious way of celebrating the end of summer. I'd love to tuck into this beauty!
*kisses* HH
- September 26, 2010 at 7:10 AM
- Beth said...
I love fruit crisps as much as I love to write. Great post!
- September 26, 2010 at 1:32 PM
- sanjeeta kk said...
Lovely crisp! Beautiful read, love the flow of words, made me nostalgic. You filled colors to the so called tech world of blogging. Best wishes.
- September 27, 2010 at 1:13 AM
- Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella said...
Great post Jamie! I've always like words better than numbers and yet like you didn't write much until now. And look where your writing has taken you! :D
- September 29, 2010 at 10:59 PM
- OysterCulture said...
I'm so happy you developed this obsession and have shared your words and experiences with us, and not least all these wonderful recipes Thank you for this gift.
- October 8, 2010 at 3:32 PM
- asiangrrl said...
It surprises me, Jamie, that you struggled so with writing because I find your blog entries to be beautifully written. I am glad you found your voice and your passion. You wear it well.
Oh, and the nectarine crisp looks so delicious.
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Date Added: 06/10/2013 by Rosie Williams-Glover
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Date Added: 04/20/2013 by Maria Lewis
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Fast delivery. I am trying to lose a few stone and normally only do 15/20 mins on the treadmill but after taking 1 semtex I was able to go for 45 mins! I was amazed how much energy I had. I will post another comment after using semtex for a few weeks and to see if any weight has been lost.
Date Added: 04/17/2013 by Laura Hanvey
I was sceptical about this product when I bought it. I am 9st and wanted to shift that last bit of body fat and gain muscle. I haven't been weighing myself so I don't know how much I've lost but I followed progress by taking photos. After 3 months of Semtex, JDiet, eating the diet of a bodybuilder and in the gym 5 times a week I have seen dramatic results in my body shape! The only downside for me is that I must be sensitive to caffeine and my body could not handle 2 tablets so I only take 1 a day. This has still worked wonders for...
Date Added: 04/05/2013 by Rebecca Hack
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I am quite sensitive to caffiene but was keen to try this out for more energy in the gym rather than weightloss. I take one tablet rather than 2 and only on days when I am going to the gym. I definitely feel more energertic and it has helped me beat my personal bests and push a lot further in the gym, I only feel a bit jittery. I took two one day last week just to see how it affected me but I didnt enjoy the feeling and was definitely too much for me! This is definitely a 5* product and absolutely works, but if you are caffiene...
Date Added: 03/19/2013 by Claire Walsh
i started taking these Thursday, have to say they give me so much energy.. im normally feeling so tired at work but now im always so alive.. i work all day and go to the gym most days after work and still feel fine afterwards.. haven't checked if ive lost any weight yet.. but defo feel alot better:D.. cant wait til Thursday to weigh my self.
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AMAZING stuff! I'm on Day 4 and have lost 5lbs already! Explosive energy when I work out and not experiencing any bad side effects... My appetite is suppressed and I am sleeping better at night. Cannot recommend enough x
Date Added: 03/07/2013 by Jessica Thair
I am on my 2nd day of semtex and i havent ever felt so alive...having a 6 month old baby to look after puts strain on you but using semtex i aint ever tired anymore...cannot wait to see the weight loss...bye bye baby weight...reccommend semtex to everyone x
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Date Added: 02/28/2013 by Anna Ryan
I purchased semtex after a colleague recommended it. We work for an emergency service so its funny shifts and long days. I wouldn't usually have the energy to go to the gym at midnight after a 12 hour shift but on semtex its easy!!! I also find that shift work and funny eating patterns means grabbing crap food as and when possible. With semtex i find that im never hungry and the thought of greasy sugary food makes me nauseous, i have now started the Jmeal to regulate my metabolism and at the end of week 2 have lost a stone. Thanks...
Date Added: 02/27/2013 by billie portman
Just received my Semtex! Delivery was fabby! Very pleased with the service. Hopefully this works & i'll be getting myself some more! :)
Date Added: 02/26/2013 by Laura Durham
at the end of my first bottle of semtex. Ive found it really helps in the gym and has really built my endurance up, although I am slightly sensitive to some ingredients (lightheadedness) I will still be using this product and have just ordered more
Date Added: 02/22/2013 by Saffron Fowles
I must admit when I read all the reviews I was a sceptic, but having worked out six times a week and watched what I was eating and still not seeing a loss I decided to bite the bullet and give them a go! I'm now on day 5 of taking these and have actually seen a bigger loss than I have seen in a long time! The first day of taking them I felt a little jittery but after that I had no side effects at all, I was worried I'd have a racing heart or something similar but nothing like that occurred at all. You can really feel the energy boost...
Date Added: 02/08/2013 by Helen Summers
After hearing so many positive effects from Semtex i've just bought 3 pots, taken my first lot today and having being sensitive to caffeine my hearts racing a lot - hopefully something to get used to as i'd really like to get the results every one else are on this! Combining this with 1 hour PT sessions 3x a week and healthy eating - fingers crossed!
Date Added: 02/04/2013 by Alice Norkett
Been on the Semtex for 3 days and have so much energy!! Lost 2lb so far - its fab!!
Date Added: 02/04/2013 by Sarah Allen
Have been taking Semtex for 3 days now its amazing how it helps with the hunger problems and definately give you that energy boost to work harder in the gym. Delivery was so quick ( gutted i missed out by a day on the 25% off tho lol ) Have been dieting for a week now and using semtex for 3 days of this and ive lost 6lb :) Highly recommended.
Date Added: 02/04/2013 by Jade Foster
ive been taking semtex for 3 weeks as well as doing weight watchers, ive lost 10 and a half pounds and have so much energy! getting up at 4am for work is easy now, before I would be sluggish for hours and would be falling asleep around 8pm if I didn't have an afternoon nap but now im awake till at least 11pm, the only downfall is if I take two in the morning of a late shift ie 12 till 8 I struggle to fall asleep that night if I have done no exercise, ive had no other side effects and cant wait to buy more! got another 3 stone to lose...
Date Added: 02/03/2013 by Lindsey Hodgson
Since taking semtex I've lost 8 plbs, still got quite a lot to lose so ordered some more. Noticed that when I miss a day I feel tired. Even though I've lost over half a stone I don't actually feel it or see it on myself but going to keep it up and hope to get the results I'm after for summer. Oh and no side effects at all
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Date Added: 01/30/2013 by Hayley Bell
Just bought semtex I'm really sceptical I've got Pcos and find it hard to lose weight suffered for ten years I'm hoping this will work obviously with diet and exercise ill update once I revive and have taken thx
Date Added: 01/30/2013 by laura jones
Amazing! Delivery was so quick ... love the extra energy gained from Semtex
Date Added: 01/29/2013 by Jade Angus
I have nearly finished my 1st lot and just ordered another lot. I don't have much to lose and at my weight loss class I have been struggling. I bought these and I have lost 8lbs. that may not seem much to some but I am a slow looser and I don't have much left to lose and this is a massive amount for me! could never have done it without semtex and couldn't be happier, fab product!!!
Date Added: 01/25/2013 by laurie Abraham
i've just brought my first semtex I hope it works for me!!
Date Added: 01/24/2013 by nicola beddow
So purchased my first pack - Im 9 and a half stone and need to loose that hardest half a stone of baby weight! Bring it on!!! Will write a review after I have started taking them.... Also need the energy having a little one to run around after....
Date Added: 01/17/2013 by Tammy Wright
So far so good. Been taking these nearly a week now, and lost lbs that I wouldn't have shifted normally. It's made me feel a bit like I have a gastric band! Not hungry at all really, try forcing food in at meal times but can hardly eat anything. Suffered no side affects as yet, apart from went a bit shaky and clammy when I took the first 2. Also found I can do a bit more than normal at the gym, but I don't know if that's in my head or the actual semtex!
Date Added: 01/14/2013 by Sarah oldfield
Amazing! been using this for a week- usually feel tired every day and struggle to walk without wanting to sit down, but in the week that I have been on it I have felt so good, full on energy and motivated to do anything! I have lost 6lbs with a fairly good diet- been eating under 1500cal a day, and I have only exercised a few times. If I manage to lose the same amount in this next week then that will be almost a stone lost in 2 weeks with the help of semtex!
Date Added: 01/12/2013 by Jessica Howard
Sounds great!!! Just ordered my 1st lot. Cant wait to start taking and watching the weight come off! I'm 15 stone 9lbs and a size 18. I have until April to get to a size 10!! Fingers crossed.
Date Added: 01/07/2013 by Sarah Bligh
Very good for curbing appetite and giving energy boost and I have lost weight, the only downside for me is that I get really bad spots. I don't normally get spots either.
Date Added: 12/29/2012 by Sonya Watson
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Date Added: 12/25/2012 by jonathan boxall
Just started using this today. I am combining it with a good diet and 45-60 mins of exercise 5 x a week. Noticed a tight feeling around my chest all day since taking this and definitely no appetite suppression. Will see how the week pans out and re-post.
Date Added: 12/18/2012 by TEHSEEN SYED
Ordered this after all the hype. Started using Semtex on Saturday and busted my weight loss plateau this week! After not losing any weight for 18 weeks, I lost 2lbs this week after 3 days of using semtex. Made me work like a maniac in the gym and I feel amazing!
Date Added: 12/11/2012 by Alexandra Grierson
I am really sceptical about this product but i am willing to give it a try! I have just purchased 2 rounds of these pills for me and my partner. I am just hoping that they are as good as they sound. Wish me luck! x
Date Added: 12/09/2012 by Kimberley Boustred
This is now my 3rd purchase,i have lost 2 stone 3lb,have no craving for food so never snack now, have lots of energy at my combat classes and could keep going after the hour,i run a lot for charity and can now complete my 5k in 30 mins which i have been desperate to do for years.These tablets are a must for someone wanting to loose weight and change your eating habits for life!
Date Added: 12/03/2012 by jo-anne mcguinness
This version has 3 times the caffeine of the previous one ... trying to get used to it as makes my heart race a bit...... previous one was fab!
Date Added: 11/28/2012 by Sharon Foster
Started taking these last monday and weighed myself yesterday evening and had lost 5 and 1/2 lbs!!!! very pleased!!!!!! i have had no side effect, people say they get headachs well drink more water!!!! more engery when at gym and in genral feeling much better. Fantasic!!!!!!!!!!!
Date Added: 11/27/2012 by Kerrie Halfyard
Ordered semtex on monday and they arrived wednesday ... AMAZING! I havent taken them yet as i am unwell and don't want to waste them. Is anybody on a contraceptive pill and taking these? Slightly worried in case there is an affect on contraceptive?
Date Added: 11/20/2012 by Jodie Price
I was amazed to finally find a product that actually works! I ordered this a week before my 19th birthday and was hitting the gym as usual but it gave me so much more energy! I weighed myself the night before my birthday and was so ecstatic that I had lost half a stone. I know go to boxercise classes as well as the gym, something I never thought I would have the energy to do and I can't weight to weigh myself again at the end of the month. x
Date Added: 11/15/2012 by Katherine Smith
Orderd mine 2day hope they come quickly i cant wait to start take them and hopely get amazing results wil keep postd :-)
Date Added: 11/13/2012 by Jade james
could anyone let me know if semtex affects the contraceptive pill?
Date Added: 11/10/2012 by jennifer st
I have tried (literally) 100's of weight loss tablets designed to give energy and suppress the appetite. Most didn't work, some gave a short buzz but then my energy levels would just drop leaving me feeling crap. I take Semtex before going to the gym (for me two about an hour before my workout is perfect) and I have noticed how much more energy I seem to have! I have gone from doing 40 minutes c.v (at a struggle!) to 80 minutes on higher settings and smiling away the whole time, followed by an hour of swimming. Semtex doesnt make you...
Date Added: 11/07/2012 by Hannah Robinson
OMG!! I've road tested a few fat burners in my time, this is the only one that actually does what it says on the tin!!!! First week, half term, on holiday wi the kids, not that much calorie counting, only couple of quick workouts and 5lbs lost, can't wait to c what it can do nex week when fully bak on the regime. Will b posting again nex week
Date Added: 11/06/2012 by nicola logan
OMG!! I've road tested a few fat burners in my time, this is the only one that actually does what it says on the tin!!!! First week, half term, on holiday wi the kids, not that much calorie counting, only couple of quick workouts and 5lbs lost, can't wait to c what it can do nex week when fully bak on the regime. Will b posting again nex week
Date Added: 11/06/2012 by nicola logan
Ordered Semtex on Tuesday and it arrived on Thursday! Really happy about that lol. I started it today (Friday) took my first pill and about 1hr later I feel much more energised! My mouth feels like its really dry and I'm drinking a lot of water!! I don't feel hungry... Ill keep you's posted on my Semtex journey :) so far so good! Thanks Jodie x
Date Added: 11/02/2012 by Amanda Hancock
Luv semtex!!! always bin in and out of gym but got these tabs and can really feel the differance. dont feel hungry anymore between meals and when i do eat, its healthy food am eating. can easily do 2hrs in gym without feelin lathargic. in 2 weeks ive lost 1st 1lb. SUPERB JODIE........!!!!xx
Date Added: 10/20/2012 by Anthony Pattison
couldnt recomend enough, i lost 1 st in 3 weeks :D LOVE IT xx
Date Added: 10/19/2012 by Adrianne Turnbull
Heard great things about Semtex and Started using Them today and feeling good, haven't snacked all day and kept to 3 meals without feeling hungry at all, fast delivery too which is great! will update as I progress!
Date Added: 10/16/2012 by Tina Wright
I've only been using these for a week, they do give you more energy but I've not lost any weight. I'm eating healthy but not going to the gym.
Date Added: 10/10/2012 by Amy Poole
Started semtex on monday and weighed myself 2day (saturday)and ive lost 6lb. Brilliant! dont av any snacks between meals and am hittin the gym every day with loads more energy cause of these tablets. seriously recomend 2 anybody wanting to lose weight and need that boost to do it......
Date Added: 10/06/2012 by Anthony Pattison
exactly a week since i started on Semtex and 8 pounds GONE! Will definitely be ordering another bottle - amazing!! :)
Date Added: 10/01/2012 by Roxanne Wiltshire
I have just ordered semtex and was wondering what excersise works best I don't like going to the gym as get bored so would be going for runs and bike rides is that suitable to get the best from these
Date Added: 09/30/2012 by chris warren
I got these a few days ago and tried them today. I took one at 12.00 and another at 6pm. I have experienced light headedness and slight headaches. Nothing major though and it passes. I don't think about it and ya forget. And I felt abit panicy but I think it's me being paranoid as I always do when taking any form of tablet I haven't tried. I've noticed some changes. I feel like I have more energy. I've worked out for about 45 mins.. And to be honest. I don't feel like I've worked out at all. I didn't even break a sweat....
Date Added: 09/28/2012 by louise emslie
ive just ordered my third tub. ive lost just under 5 stone in 3 months! eat clean, train hard and you WILL get results! Amazing product!
Date Added: 09/25/2012 by Stewart Henderson
2nd week and 7lb off,will be stocking up on payday,thank u thank u thank u.xxx
Date Added: 09/23/2012 by jo-anne mcguinness
Started taking it yesterday and had loads of energy! waiting for a week to check my weight but i feel like im getting a better workout in the gym and feel fitter already! does anyone know if it interacts with the contraceptive pill?
Date Added: 09/23/2012 by Jillian Monkhouse
Just ordered, I have a stone of baby weight to lose 1yr down the line that excersise and diet doesn't seem to be able to shift. Reviews seem positive..i hope to add the last star when tried and tested :-)
Date Added: 09/18/2012 by kelly boyd
My Semtex arrived on Thursday started taking it on Friday by Sunday morning I had lost 4 pounds!! Fantastic product highly recomened!! However I was very irritable for the first couple of days!!
Date Added: 09/17/2012 by Ashleigh Warner
I am 20 years old and always have been a curvy girl bouncing back and forth from 9 stone to 12 stone. I started my diet 2 weeks ago, weighing 11 stone 11 pounds, I have been taking Semtex for 5 days now... and as of today I now weigh 11 stone 1 pound! I make sure that I only take 2 pills 45 minutes before the gym (for the explosive energy that these give) and if I cant make the gym I make sure I take 1 pill in the morning and 1 in the evening (6 hours apart). I have been eating 3 healthy meals a day with little carbs (for example:...
Date Added: 09/17/2012 by Ella Bussey
Have been taking Semtex for about 2 weeks I have loads more energy and can defo work harder at the gym
Date Added: 09/11/2012 by beverley williams
Both my husband and I started these last Monday. We're planning on taking them for a month to see how we go. Well we haven't really done much exercise, but we have cut out the snacking, and only having 3 meals a day, and upped our intake of water. We've both lost half a stone, equivelient to a lb a day. We will defo be buying more! :)
Date Added: 09/11/2012 by Angela Maylin
Omg wow it works you sort of have a warm sensation in your tummy all the time
Date Added: 09/10/2012 by Kath Allison
I'm looking to buy these but have trouble taking tablets so just wondered if anyone can tell me how big the tablets are.
Date Added: 09/09/2012 by dawne snape
I've only been taking Semtex since Sunday and haven't commenced any form of excercise I don't already do with my job and the school run. I've found that I'm not snacking between meals and have much more energy throughout the day. I've lost 7 3/4lbs since Sunday and it's still coming off. I've found that a couple of times I've been quite nauseous and could easily have vomitted, but i didn't and it passed quickly. I read that some people have had headaches which were prevented many drinking plenty, but I haven't had any personally....
Date Added: 09/07/2012 by Amy Hutchinson
I got mine Wednesday and lost 6lbs in 2 day's love it can't wait for more weight to come off definitely worth buying.
Date Added: 09/07/2012 by Natalie Louise Picken
just recieved mine... cant wait to see the results. from what i have been reading they work. i'll update soon.
Date Added: 09/07/2012 by samantha eagle
I've been taking Semtex for 10 days now... My starting weight was 11 stone. I'm 24 and never been to a gym. On the day I started Semtex I started my excersising which isn't alot I do 10 mins running 200 sit ups and 30 bench press at 5kg. I haven't been eating less fatty foods but I still had a treat day (chip cob). I have lost 1/2 a stone in a week and I feel really good about my self. This stuff really works I can't believe I've lost so much with only a half hour work out a day. LOVING Semtex! No side effects besides being a lot...
Date Added: 09/06/2012 by Jade Brookes
Haven't started yet because only received them today but can any help it says to take 2 a day I take one morning and one 45mins before working out because I work out everyday.
Date Added: 09/05/2012 by Natalie Louise Picken
Amazing! Delivery was really quick! On first day of taking Semtex went to gym (havnt been in about two months) where I usually manage to run between 3 & 5K. I smashed 6K no problem and then went on to do 15mins on bike and weights! I've never trained this hard before! Managed to do the same the next day no problem. Weighed myself on day three and had lost 4lbs! CHUFFED! Thanks Jodie :)
Date Added: 09/03/2012 by Jessica Lincoln
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A refreshing cocktail with cucumber, lemon, vodka and St. Germain.
Barefeet In The Kitchen blog. The cucumber and lemon flavoring a vodka soda sounded great and a new liquor, to me, was used as more flavor, St. Germain. I've never tried St. Germain, but after reading the comments I had to try it. I'm glad I did. The St. Germain adds a sweetness and a floral taste to anything it is added to making any drink taste fancier. It tastes great. I had tonic in the fridge instead of soda water, so I used that instead.
2 lemon slices
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In the bottom of a glass muddle the lemon and cucumber. Fill with ice and then pour in a shot of vodka. Top up the class with tonic water and add a splash of St. Germain. Stir, relax and enjoy.


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Most people deal with bullying wheather they are the bully, victim, or bystander. The main point of this thread here is to talk about experinces that involved bulling which can be how you were tortured or how you stood up for your self or someone else. How you cope with bullying and how to deal with bullies. This thread will also help bullies who want to turn over a new leaf and kick the habbit.
Personally i was bullied constantly through out my years in school. (From 1st grade til present) Even to a point where i was suicidal. That when i started dabbiling in music and decided to sing about how we can all get through the rough patches in life and be a shoulder to cry on.
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Char peppers over gas burners or in broiler, turning frequently. Transfer to a medium bowl and top with a plate. Let cool slightly. Rub off skins and remove stems and seeds. Set aside.
Meanwhile, soak dates in hot water for 10 minutes until softened. Drain.
Pulse pomegranate seeds in a food processor. Strain liquid, discarding solids. Return to food processor and add roasted peppers, softened dates, walnuts, and red pepper flakes. Process until smooth. Slowly add olive oil. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
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A near-perfect gaming laptop, the Alienware M17x R4 (2012) earned 4.5 stars and an Editors' Choice award in our review. That's because this rig delivers fantastic gaming performance, a gorgeous full HD display, tons of fun lighting options and more than 5 hours of battery life. Alienware's latest iteration of its 17-inch gaming notebook differentiates itself in a couple of big ways--namely with a third-generation Intel Ivy Bridge processor and Nvidia's newest and most powerful mobile GPU. Just be prepared to spend a cool $2,599.
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miso paste
1/4 cup
mirin (Japanese sweet wine)
2 tablespoons
soy sauce
2 tablespoons
brown sugar
4 (6 ounce)
salmon fillets
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh basil
Have made this twice and wonderful, both times... omitted the basil and grilled rather than pan fried... but the marinade is wonderful... gave it 5 stars for flavor ....
This was absolutely delicious. Thank you for sharing. I omitted the fresh basil (didn't have any at the time). I cooked the salmon fillets in aluminum foil packets at 425 degrees for 12 minutes (my husband doesn't like the smell of fish cooking). The salmon was tender and flavorful. We'll definitely be making this again.
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My husband and daughter both really liked this salmon. They said the flavour of the marinade was excellent. We grilled this instead of sauteeing it and it worked well. Thanks!
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I did this on the grill outside. Very tasty though I didn't remember the basil......I have a pot of basil thriving on my patio. Go figure LOL Anyway, thanks for sharing.
Delish!! Didn't have sake, so used dry white wine and added some minced fresh ginger. Family including kids loved it, will def make again!!
Wow! So good!
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CHURUBUSCO — After seeing its longest winning streak under head coach Michael McBride fall last week to Westview, Churubusco could have seen the season take a turn for the worse.
However, this season is different for the Eagles with a ban of five seniors making a difference.
"Losing last week to Westview was a tough loss for us," McBride noted. "Practice needless to say has been intense. We needed to get back to doing some things we did prior and I think we did that tonight.
KENDALLVILLE — With the Indiana high school wrestling sectionals just a little over three weeks away the Columbia City Eagles began the second half of their season by traveling to Northeast Hoosier Conference foe, East Noble Wednesday.
The Eagles ran into a veteran Knight team and came out on the short end of a 59-10 score.
The Knights, who Columbia City coach Blane Culp described as "by far the third best team in the conference" claimed 11 of 12 contested matches with each team picking up a forfeit win.
COLUMBIA CITY — Beneath tons of brick and Indiana limestone, snaking through the catacombs and tunnels of the Whitley County Courthouse's crawl space are the cast iron sewer and gas pipes that were installed as original equipment in the building back in the late 19th century.
The courthouse was built over two years from 1888 to 1890.
Much of the original plumbing is still being used and county officials say it's time to replace the century-plus-old pipes.
COLUMBIA CITY — Christmas falling on a Sunday this year created a challenge for those making the calendar for next school year at Whitley County Consolidated Schools.
Jennifer Reiff, assistant principal at Indian Springs Middle School, presented a proposed calendar to the corporation's Board of School Trustees at its regular meeting Monday night.
The proposed calendar is scheduled for a vote by the board at its Jan. 17 regular meeting.
Because of where Christmas falls this year, students will be attending school before and after the holiday break for partial weeks.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County Consolidated School Corporation is eyeing increased demand for all-day kindergarten.
The result of the school system's study, according to Superintendent Dr. Patricia O'Connor, is some of the corporation's elementary school's won't have half-day kindergarten for the 2011-2012 school year.
"We're having a shift at our schools from parents wanting the children in a half-day program to parents wanting their children in a full-day program," said O'Connor at the regular meeting of the corporation's Board of School Trustees Monday night.
COLUMBIA CITY — While police and investigators are still putting together the case relating to the death of a five-month-old girl Monday morning in Columbia City, health officials and the Indiana State Police are saying the child was likely exposed to methamphetamine.
The Whitley County Prosecuting Attorney's office still is not releasing any information on the death of Taylor Lynn Creech who was rushed to Parkview Whitley Hospital Monday from her home at 730 Camden Drive where she was pronounced dead.
COLUMBIA CITY — A custom molding company that hopes to increase its share of the medical device marketplace is relocating to Whitley County.
Red Star Contract Manufacturing, Inc. made the announcement official Tuesday after appearing before the Whitley County Council requesting a tax abatement for its new property in Larwill.
"They're closely tied to the medical device industry," said Alan Tio of the Whitley County Economic Development Corporation.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County Recorder's office will be changing Internet service providers.
Former Recorder Rosemary Brown approached the Whitley County Commissioners in December about needing more bandwidth.
She told the Commissioners that everything her department records goes to an off-site server where the data can be accessed and certain purchases of documents can be made.
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COLUMBIA CITY — The Whitley County Consolidated School Corporation's Board of School Trustees changed the time of its regular bi-monthly meeting Monday night.
The board voted unanimously, 8-0 (Steve Hively was absent) to change the time of the regular meeting from 7 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The board meets on the first and third Mondays of each month.
The board discussed possible ramifications of the earlier time.
"The only thing I can see is that (5:30 p.m.) takes us traditionally through the dinner hour, when people sit down to supper," said board member Tim Bloom.


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The final project for my batch of charity knitting was a pair of mittens for J., a three year-old boy. I started out by knitting the adorable Piggy Mittens. But then I had a two-fold late-night realization:
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Jimmy Wayne Borders, 42 of Smiths Grove died Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at the Medical Center in Bowling Green. The Warren County native is preceded in death by a brother, Ricky Borders. He was the owner of Jimmy Borders Painting.
Survivors include his wife Veronica Conley Borders; two daughters, Heather and Amanda Borders; his parents, James Borders and Kathy Wells Wilson (Harry); a sister, Melissa Basham and a cousin, Randall Wells; a niece and nephew, Marc and Kasandra Basham
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Judy Stone combines video, drawing, sculpture and installation in her solo exhibition that explores the interdependency of people, things, events and sites. Stone's exhibition is a reconnaissance mission into what's on top and what is underneath, and the liminality between things that are tangible and imperceptible.
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|3XN's National Concert Hall in Dublin
|Monday, 28 February 2011 13:34
3XNs proposal for the Dublin National Concert Hall is a sculptural showcase which creates a magnificent new home for music, while also providing a framework for the historical context upon which the new concert hall sits.
Dublin National Concert Hall is composed of three sculptural volumes, each of which contains its own unique Concert Hall. The three Halls are linked at the Grand Entrance through the historic Butler building and via a plinth; with the organic foyer promoting flow and social interaction between the three Halls.
As amongst buildings in a city, the foyer flows between the Halls like small lively streets that contract and expand to meet the demands of the new structure. From the grand main entrance at Earlsfort Terrace through the floating foyers and down into the historic Iveagh Gardens, the city's urban environment quite distinctly meets and transitions into the park. From the garden side, a transparent façade cascades down from the three Concert Hall volumes drawing the gardens forth into the foyer and extending into a new public plaza towards Hatch Street.
Acoustically, Dublin Concert Hall was planned to be amongst the top Concert Halls in the world. Working with the leaders in acoustics (Larry Kierkegaard from Chicago), stage design (Charcoal Blue from London) and lighting (Steven Scott from Denmark), 3XN has aimed to surpass the expectations.
The programming is such that the three Halls complement each other in size, function and acoustic objectives. Hall 1 is designed to be reminiscent of the fine lines and interior of a fine classical wooden instrument; providing a warm intimacy between musicians and patrons. Hall 2 should be restored to its original glory with its classic layout and respect for tradition. Hall 3 is designed to be the most flexible and multi-functional of the three Halls.
Project details:
Address: Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin
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