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Determined to find accessible versions of Elbaz's stunning vision, we sought out items that shared this compelling balance of romance and reality. While the runway offered a significant selection of basic black, the look at Lanvin also involved a few pops of rich color, including golden chartreuse, emerald, and champagne. Construction details were key, as Elbaz showed off drapery, pleating, and bountiful bows or puffs. While the many monochromatic ensembles and refined color palette showed restraint, the collection also included some outrageous touches. Topping that list: wildly embellished jewelry, like the Enameled Drop Earrings ($744) and Pearls and Sequin Flower Bracelet ($665), and a few electric-hued leopard pieces, as seen on the Amalia Shoulder Bag($1179) and Floor Length Dress ($3043). Of course we kept all of this in mind while searching for our Inspired By: Lanvin items. Not to brag, but we think we achieved a similar vibe at a much more affordable price point. Just check out today's roundup for proof!
1. Rika Lou Blouse ($266)
Apparently Elbaz and Ulrika Lundgren, the Swedish-born designer of Rika, were on the same page for spring, as both parties included a bright-pink leopard print in their respective collections. Lundgren's short-sleeve blouse is perfectly in keeping with Lanvin's spring style and offers a fun way to achieve this high-fashion look.
2. Nine West
This season, rhinestone-encrusted accessories ruled supreme at Lanvin, so why not try the trend with this extremely budget-friendly pair of d'orsay heels? The dark silver satin is a surprisingly versatile shade and the jewel-detailed toes add a bit of luxury to even the most basic outfits.
3. Forever 21 Beaded Loop Necklace ($11)
Elbaz unleashed his sense of whimsy on wonderfully ornate jewelry and sent out quite the assortment! Of all the intricate options, there's something truly special about the Enamel Necklace ($1300) and Enamel Strand Necklace ($1439), but neither piece is exactly in our budget-range. Happily, Forever 21's created a piece that packs a similar punch but won't blow our credit! The fuchsia bead-and-rhinestone necklace brings the gaudy-in a good way, of course.
4. Zara The Green Python Chain Strap Mini Shoulder Bag ($99)
The chain-strap bag has long been a Lanvin favorite, but we particularly liked the versions presented this spring. There was one emerald-green boxy number that really called out to us, so naturally we appreciate that one of our favorite high-street shops, Zara, created a strikingly similar style. Their petite, faux snake interpretation is just the sort of solid piece you'll reach for all summer long.
5. Ben Amun Emerald City Earring ($298)
Perhaps the easiest way to create a Lanvin-like look is to pick up a few pieces of exaggerated costume jewelry, like these megawatt earrings from Ben Amun. The glass stones and faceted beads are in keeping with the color palette spotted at our Inspired By show, while the bold size makes a splashy statement. Wear them with your hair scraped back in a bun, throw on some liquid eyeliner, and you'll be set!
6. Foley + Corinna Bow Dress ($297)
Surely you've got loads of weddings or cocktail parties to attend this summer, so why not show up in a stunner of a frock? The strapless sateen Bow Dress from Foley + Corinna is the perfect option, as its chic enough to be a prêt-a-porter piece, but is available at an attainable price. Plus it has that Elbaz elegance-always a desirable thing.
7. Worthington Sleeveless Blouse ($18)
The first look from the S/S 09 show was a knockout: a yellow, single-shoulder blouse paired with a voluminous black skirt and nude silk heels, as modeled by Lily Donaldson, above. While the actual Silk Gazar Top ($1545) is an investment item, Worthington's version is a great impulse buy. Just style this simple sleeveless blouse with your favorite structured black skirt for an easy ode to Lanvin.
8. Oasis Shantung Tulip Skirt ($81)
In addition to the way the hue of this turquoise silk-shantung skirt perfectly mimics the blue in Lanvin's leopard print, we were struck by its cut. The slightly exaggerated tulip shape echoes several of the runway show's silhouettes, while the bow-detail at the waist makes it a perfectly Inspired By piece.
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LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., November 24, 2009 – Canon U.S.A. Inc, a leader in digital imaging technology, is proud to announce yet another milestone year with new product introductions and various industry awards. Among its achievements, Canon U.S.A. garnered PCMag.com's 2009 Readers' Choice Award for Service and Reliability. For the sixth consecutive year, this prestigious award is the result of Canon's commitment to customer service and support excellence that is delivered by a dedicated, 100 percent U.S.-based Canon customer service staff.
In addition to the industry awards the Company has received, many of its products have also been receiving awards all year long including several Editors' Choice Awards from CNET, American Photo, PCMag.com, LAPTOP, DigitalCameraReview.com, Digital Trends.com, PrinterComparison.com and Computer Shopper Magazine*.
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Canon's PIXMA and SELPHY printer models have received several awards from media outlets such as LAPTOP Magazine's Ultimate Choice Award for the PIXMA MX860, BERTL's Best All-in-One Personal Photo Lab Award for the PIXMA MP980, and the Shopper's Choice Award – Best Inkjet Printer from Computer Shopper Magazine for the PIXMA iP2600.
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Earlier in the year, several Canon products received Hot One Awards from Professional Photographer Magazine including the EOS 5D Mark II Digital SLR camera, EOS Rebel XSi Digital SLR Camera, the SELPHY CP770 photo printer, and the CanoScan 5600F scanner. The Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens, Canon PowerShot S90, Canon EOS Rebel T1i Digital SLR, and EOS 7D Digital SLR cameras all received a 2009 POP Award from Popular Photography Magazine. Two out of the "Best Five Digital Cameras" chosen by CNET were Canon models; the list included the PowerShot S90 and EOS 5D Mark II Digital Cameras.i
In addition to the Hot One Award, the EOS 5D Mark II SLR has received numerous awards in 2009 including Wired Magazine'sCamera of the Year, 2009 Select Award for Camera of the Year from DigitalCameraInfo.com, The Best of What's New – GGrand Award Winner for Gadgets from Popular Science, Outside Magazine's Gear of the Year: Digital Camera, and Videomaker Magazine named the EOS 5D Mark II the Best DSLR that Takes Video.
Also, Canon has received "Outstanding" accolades from Buyers Lab, Inc. (BLI), a leading independent office equipment test lab, for its imageRUNNER, imageCLASS, imagePROGRAF and imageFORMULA product lines. This year's award-winning products included the imageRUNNER 5050N (BLI's Pick for Outstanding 41-to-50ppm Monochrome MFP), the Color imageRUNNER C1022i (Pick for Outstanding Small Workgroup Color Multfunction Printer), the imagePROGRAF iPF755 (Pick for Outstanding Wide-Format Color Inkjet Multipurpose Printer), the Color imageCLASS MF8450c (Pick for Outstanding Small Workgroup Color Multifunction Printer) and the imageFORMULA ScanFront 220eP (Outstanding Achievement Award).
Canon U.S.A., Inc. is a leading provider of consumer, business-to-business, and industrial digital imaging solutions. Its parent company, Canon Inc. (NYSE:CAJ), a top patent holder of technology, ranked third overall in the U.S. in 2008†, with global revenues of US $45 billion, is listed as number four in the computer industry on Fortune Magazine's World's Most Admired Companies 2009 list, and is on the 2009 BusinessWeek list of "100 Best Global Brands." Canon is committed to the highest levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty, providing 100 percent U.S.-based consumer service and support for all products. At Canon, we care because caring is essential to living together in harmony. Founded upon a corporate philosophy of Kyosei – "all people, regardless of race, religion or culture, harmoniously living and working together into the future" – Canon U.S.A. supports a number of social, youth, educational and other programs, including environmental and recycling initiatives. Additional information about these programs can be found at www.usa.canon.com/kyosei. To keep apprised of the latest news from Canon U.S.A., sign up for the Company's RSS news feed by visiting www.usa.canon.com/rss.
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|PIXMA MP620, LAPTOP Magazine
|PowerShot SD970, PCMag.com
|PIXMA MP980, PCMag.com
|PowerShot D10, American Photo
|PowerShot G10, Computer Shopper
|PIXMA MP990, Computer Shopper
|EOS 5D Mark II, CNET
|PIXMA iX7000, Computer Shopper
|PowerShot SD780 IS, DigtialCameraReview
|PIXMA MF990, PrinterComparison.com
|CanoScan 5600F, PCMag.com
|EOS 7D, American Photo
|VIXIA HF S10, Digital Trends
|PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II, American Photo
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Gordon Parks
News about Gordon Parks, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Dec. 28, 2014
Exhibit at Museum of Fine Arts in Boston will showcase photographs taken in 1950 by African-American photographer Gordon Parks for unpublished Life magazine article; few have seen this work depicting onetime classmates from segregated school in Parks's hometown Fort Scott, Kan. MORE
Jun. 7, 2012
HBO executive Richard Plepler, singer Alicia Keys and photographer Annie Leibovitz are honored at a Museum of Modern Art tribute to the photographer and filmmaker Gordon Parks. MORE
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Help Unravel a Gordon Parks Southern Mystery
A Gordon Parks photo from 1956 raises tantalizing questions about race and class in the Jim Crow South. Now, Lens is asking readers to help uncover the identities of the people in the picture.
January 12, 2015, Monday
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'A Long Hungry Look': Forgotten Gordon Parks Photos Document Segregation
Rare images from an unpublished 1950 Life Magazine project record the legacy of racial segregation in Parks's Kansas hometown.
December 28, 2014, Sunday
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LaToya Ruby Frazier's Notion of Family
LaToya Ruby Frazier looked at her family's history to build an enduring narrative of African-American life in the Rust Belt town where she was raised.
October 14, 2014, Tuesday
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In Ferguson, Photographs as Powerful Agents
The history of black representation has resonated with the types of images now prevalent in social media. Whether in 1950s Mississippi or Ferguson today, the camera has served as witness, provocateur and agent of change.
August 20, 2014, Wednesday
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Atlanta's High Museum to Showcase Gordon Parks Photos
"Gordon Parks: Segregation Story" will include more than 40 color prints from a 1956 photo essay chronicling segregation in Alabama.
August 12, 2014, Tuesday
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A Cultural History of Civil Rights
A recent book chronicles the artistic and cultural efforts that were an essential – if overlooked – part of the civil rights movement.
May 9, 2014, Friday
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Black Performers, Fading From Frame, and Memory
Carrie Mae Weems's series "Slow Fade to Black" plays on the concept of the cinematic fade, showing mid-20th century female black performers "disappearing, dissolving before our eyes."
January 22, 2014, Wednesday
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Be a Human First, Then Take the Photo
In a "Turning Point" interview, a young photographer discusses how the work of his inspiration, Gordon Parks, showed him the importance of patience, and gaining trust.
July 31, 2013, Wednesday
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The Woman in a Jim Crow Photo
Gordon Parks documented some of the quieter, but no less compelling or important, moments of the civil rights struggle. Decades later, one of his subjects recalls a poignant image.
June 6, 2013, Thursday
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Revisiting the Story of 'A Harlem Family'
For the 100th anniversary of Gordon Parks's birth, the Studio Museum in Harlem is exhibiting the photos that made up "A Harlem Family." The Lens blog has the story.
March 5, 2013, Tuesday
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Belfast International Airport yesterday welcomed the highest ranking female politician in China's Communist Party, Liu Yandong, on her first official visit to Northern Ireland.
Liu Yandong together with eight Chinese ministers are on a three day visit during which they will attend a dinner at Stormont's Parliament buildings and the newly opened Titanic Belfast.
Welcoming Ms Liu and her ministers, Belfast International Airport Managing Director, John Doran said, "We are delighted to have facilitated the arrival of Liu Yandong and the Chinese ministers. We are confident that positive developments will flow from this ground breaking visit and Belfast International is delighted to have played a part in making this visit a success."
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i will divide my time for wow and lol between Aura, lol and wow
ain't that enought!?
i will divide my time for wow and lol between Aura, lol and wow
ain't that enought!?
Even with Tera, I didn't feel the absolute need to buy their elite packs but did so in the end because of the stunning graphics paired with RTS, Aura Kingdom however, even though I already knew it was not RTS action, it's been just so damn long since a good new anime-style mmo has came over to the westside. It's able to be a click and aim while bending the line and adding in different mechanics, such as making it possible to dodge even without actual dodge skills. The gliding system seems amazingly done, not just because I'm sick and tired of waiting for Blade and Soul but because of the distance and speed you're able to cover with it and just how early on you're able to receive such an awesome skill along with early on mounts. One last thing that made the game strike me as gold was it's class system. They're classes are actually relatively common in many mmos however they not only allow subclasses to be added to your character but also made combos between main and subclasses flow together and if that wasn't enough, the Eidoloons create a 3rd source of damage/social interacting.
I have been following Aura Kingdom ever since I saw the teaser for the Taiwanese version (Fantasy Frontier), and ever since I found out that they were going to release an English version I have been counting down the days til the closed beta. The neat Eidolon system (where you choose an Eidolon that can evolve and fight alongside you, also giving you access to extra buffs and attacks) really looks neat, and I cannot wait to see how many different Eidolons there are available and I certainly cannot wait to raise my own! I also really look forward to having a sub-class, going in as a Duelist (or, hopefully, Katar, which is the dual-claw/arm-blade class) and adding in dual pistols really gets me excited. The combat and out of combat gameplay looks smooth as silk and navigation looks to be something I will actually enjoy, with gliding and dashing through the air being possible. Not to mention the game has the coolest skill-tree setup I've seen (with similarities to Path of Exile's giant branching trees, except Aura Kingdom's is more defined and way smaller, which is great because it keeps things simple). I also greatly look forward to the mysterious 100 level tower that has been hinted at in one of the trailers, as Sword Art Online is one of my favorite animes and this MMORPG looks highly similar, the inclusion of the tower is the icing on the cake! Overall, this MMORPG is exactly what I wanted it to be, a gorgeous, fun world to explore with fast-paced combat and an awesome nearly-endless combination of battle tactics available through sub-classes and Eidolons. I am extremely excited to play this game, even if I don't win the Founders Pack. It'll just be hard to sit patiently and wait for the regular closed beta... But in the meantime, I will play Persona 3 as I wait. By the time I finish that the winner of this contest should be announced.
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I am excited about this game cause the game looks amazing and in addition any game that is anime based is a thumb up in my book . The game's mechanics are different than most mmorpg and that really excites me because unlike most games where you just click and spam buttons it seems that Aura Kingdom takes a little bit more thinking when engaging a monster. In truth what really excites me about Aura kingdom is that the fact that it sort of reminds me of SAO, which is one of the greatest anime ever made (ya'll should watch it) ASUNA <3. The games art and visuals looks really amazing the fact that eidolons pop up in your screen really makes me fell like im in a SAO type game . In general I love how the game looks and the fact that it's about to come out excites me even more as I won't have to take time contently trying to catch up with higher lvl players. I just want to play a game where I don't get ban for leaving cause I have to eat dinner cough* cough* League cough* cough* middle of a match cough* cough*. Been waiting for this game to come out for a while.
Asuna <3
I am excited to play Aura Kingdom. The direction they took the art style is very interesting. The character and mob models look really nice. Being a founder would be great to get early access to play the game and have some early items.
What excites me is the anime graphic it look so good and the classes in the game seem awesome aswell as the unique eidolons system
Also to help and create a fun/good community, would be something special to be apart of it.
What most excites me is the new Eidolon system and every change this game is making to the actual MMORPGs scenario.
I may as well begin as to why I am fully excited for this game. But believe me, there is more than just one thing I'm excited for, as I sure thousands of other players are too.
For starters, I suppose I should make just a brief list of the game that excites me the most.
The Anime graphics, the fighting mechanics, the social aspects of this game. But the most important, that makes this stand out from any other game out there, the unique Eidolons.
So firstly, let us begin, shall we? The anime graphics.
I can never really find an outstanding visual game that fits my specialized taste. I've played a few games out there, but they all seem to have some sort of aspect to it that just ruins the experience for me all in total. But Aura Kingdom just seems to be a slice of the ol' cake to me. I've been an Anime fan since as long as I can remember, and this game fits closely to the graphic style of the shows I watch daily on my free time. Why not mix it in together so I can enjoy what seems like a new Anime Show, but controllable.
Secondly, the fighting mechanics. (Oh boy, I can't wait to get started on this one.)
From what I've heard, and the game play I've seen it's one of your typically point, click, aim, attack, rinse, repeat type deal of games. And that is perfectly fine by me. But that's not what catches my attention about it. The later, end-game scenarios, especially in arena PvP's, you have to be a small strategist and watch closely to your own actions as well as your enemies. You can't just close your eyes, spam the 1,2,3 keys and just pray and win. You need to think and plan accordingly.
Lastly, to top this whole list off with the Social/Eidolon list in one.
The social core aspects of this game, as little as I know about is so far, seems promising. Being able to view certain emotes your character can use just from the creation screen alone seems to show me that it's not all about being solo, or trying to reach the top to show off. As many MMORPG's should be, it's also focusing on the key points of interactions. To make and keep new friends, and to show that many of us are in the same boat as the other person. That is the one thing that keeps me coming back to any online based game, is to be able to interact with so many new faces.
Now, for the Eidolons. The unique pet/companion system. Oh, am I ever so excited to have a game that not only has stunning any visuals and promising game play to keep me locked in it for years, but the fact of being able to have your own unique companion, that talks and communicates to you from activities you've done with it over the course of playing the game is simply unique. Hundreds to collect and customize (which is absolutely wonderful in my taste, I've been a Pokemon fan since 98′, so I can pretend to play pokemon while playing this game *Cough*GameCeption*Cough*) will keep many people unique and personal over the thousands of players you meet and socialize with.
Well, that basically wraps up the tip of the ice burg for what I'm excited for in this game. Would of posted a whole lot more, but of course, you need to play it before you know what you're in for. (Also it would make this post extremely longer than it should even be. I appreciate you guys over at MmoBomb to make a contest like this, and being able to register.
I apologize for the long post, and/or list, but what can I say? When your excited for a game, you're excited for a game. Simple logic. :P
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Oh man what can I say this game just got my attention from the very moment I saw the screen shots after that I did some research I saw your video and I was hooked. The unique fighting style the many classes and they are not gender locked that's just so awesome. I liked that when being hit by a boss you just don't lose a chunk of health but you will be thrown across the battle field as expected from taking a big hit. Or when your doing a powerful looking skill it actually feels like the boss took that impact pretty hard. The details to the combat system just excite me so much. The graphics are superb the animations of skills are just jaw dropping awesome!! AND its ANIME STYLE I just love playing anime style games. The skill path tree makes it more fun to make unique fun builds and the Eidolons that's should be enough to start playing this game having a companion a lifelong companion to help and assist you that's just two thumbs up. Then you say there is hundreds to collect just got so psyched on that. Well in saying all of that I think being a founder would just be so epic being able to be the few that actually get's to experience all that early would be so fun and the goodies that come with the founders pack are soo cool. Well thank you for your time and the opportunity to have early access.
i love the new combat system and the glide thing the fast pased combat and i just love the animie style so smexy ;D


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The Evolve Fish website has several stickers and such that depict FSM stuff.
They even link back to www.venganza.org on some of them.
I was wondering if they have permission for this?
the site is http://www.evolvefish.com/ and I'm thinking of ordering some of the FSM stuff, but only if it's legit.
Anyone know?
Edit: Okay, so I'm a bit slow; I went to the FSM homepage and there is a direct link to Evolve Fish website - obviously it is kosher stuff.


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Editor's note: The recipe and introductory text below are adapted from Elizabeth Andoh's book An American Taste of Japan. Andoh also shared some helpful tips exclusively with Epicurious, which we've added at the bottom of the page.
YIELD: Makes 4 portions
- 3/4 cup Sanuki Sea Stock
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce (see Tips, below)
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2, 3, or 5-gram packet bonito flakes (katsuobushi; see Tips, below)
- 2 tablespoons lemon and/or lime juice
- 1 recipe fresh udon noodles or 8 to 10 ounces dried or semidried udon noodles , cooked and chilled
- 2 tablespoons white sesame seeds, freshly toasted (see Tips, below)
- 8 to 10 fresh chives, snipped, or 2 to 3 scallions, trimmed and finely chopped
Make the ponzu sauce:
Place the stock, soy sauce, and sugar in a small saucepan and heat slowly until small bubbles appear around the rim. Stir to dissolve the sugar. Remove the saucepan from the heat and add the bonito flakes. Wait 2 minutes, then add the lemon and/or lime juice. Strain the mixture through a fine-woven muslin cloth- or coffee filter-lined colander. Chill the sauce for at least 20 minutes, or refrigerate up to several days.
Assemble the salad:
If the cooked noodles seem sticky or pasty, quickly rinse in cold water and drain well. Divide them among 4 shallow serving bowls. Garnish the noodles with sesame seeds and chives or scallions. Serve the chilled ponzu sauce on the side to drizzle on and toss in just before eating.
Elizabeth Andoh shares her tips with Epicurious:
·For this recipe, it's important to make the stock from scratch. Avoid the powdered and liquid "instant" stock products and noodle dipping sauces found in Asian grocery stores. They are typically filled with chemical additives that are of questionable health and nutritional value, and they taste dreadful. Homemade dashi takes little time and effort, and you will be well rewarded in flavor.
· Shoyu (soy sauce) is used in two varieties in the Japanese kitchen: koikuchi, the all-purpose "dark" variety (sold as "regular soy sauce" in the U.S.); and usukuchi, a saltier, lighter-colored but full-strength version (sold as "light soy sauce" in the U.S.). For this recipe, I recommend the deeper, burnished color of the "regular" type. For the best flavor, avoid using soy sauce labeled "lite" or "low-sodium."
· Dried fish flakes (katsuobushi) are generally a combination of tunalike bonito (katsuo) and other less expensive fish such as sardines and mackerel. Bonito yields a mild but smoky flavor; sardine and mackerel lend a more assertive flavor. In this recipe, the decision on how much katsuobushi to add depends on your preference for smokiness; the more flakes you use, the smokier the dish will be. Once opened, the flakes go rancid rather quickly, so if you will be using them only occasionally, look for a "fresh pack" (several small, sealed packets, each containing 3 or 5 grams) rather than a single larger bag (usually 100 grams).
·There are two varieties of sesame seeds regularly used in Japanese cooking: white (shiro goma) and black (kuro goma). Both are harvested from sesame plants a single plant will produce either white or black seeds. Toasting sesame seeds brings out their wonderful, nutty flavor and aroma. However, in so doing, the seeds' oils are brought to the surface, where they can oxidize, and go stale. I recommend that you buy un-toasted arai goma (literally "washed" sesame) and toast the seeds yourself, just before using them. If already-toasted seeds (iri goma) are all you can find, use them within a few weeks of opening the package.
·To toast the seeds, warm a small heavy skillet over medium-high heat. Add seeds and toast, stirring occasionally with a wooden spatula or gently rotating skillet in a circular motion to keep seeds moving. In about a minute, seeds will begin to color and a few may pop. Continue to stir for another 20 to 30 seconds, then remove skillet from stove. Seeds will continue to toast in the very hot skillet, deepening in color and becoming quite aromatic even after being taken away from the source of heat. If seeds look in danger of scorching, transfer them to a dish to cool before using. For a variation on this salad, heap a mound of spicy-sharp freshly grated daikon radish on top of each portion of noodles before drizzling on the sauce.
·For a variation on this salad, heap a mound of spicy-sharp freshly grated daikon radish on top of each portion of noodles before drizzling on the sauce.
·Yet another version of this dish transforms cold udon noodles into something resembling a chef's salad. Top the noodles with finely julienned strips of cucumber, briefly blanched and shelled shrimp or boiled crabmeat (cartilage removed), and trimmed radish sprouts.


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Easy vanilla cake
By Jane Hornby
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 1 hr, 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 12
A moist cake drenched with vanilla syrup. Use as the basis for a range of fabulous celebration cakes
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 399
- protein
- 6g
- carbs
- 48g
- fat
- 21g
- saturates
- 12g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 27g
- salt
- 0.31g
- 250g pack unsalted butter, softened, plus extra for greasing
- 250g golden caster sugar
- seeds scraped from 1 vanilla pod or 1 tsp vanilla paste
- 5 large eggs, cracked into a jug
- 85g plain flour
- 100g full-fat Greek yogurt (I used Total)
- 250g self-raising flour
- 3 tbsp semi-skimmed milk
For the syrup
- 50g golden caster sugar
- seeds ½ vanilla pod or ½ tsp vanilla paste
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A good, basic vanilla buttercream
Put 175g soft unsalted butter into a large bowl. Beat with electric beaters for a few secs until pale. Gradually add 300g sifted icing sugar, a spoonful at a time. Keep beating until mixture is pale and creamy. Beat in seeds from 1 vanilla pod or 1 tsp vanilla paste. Makes enough to cover a 20cm cake. Will keep in fridge for 1 week. Bring back to room temperature and beat well before using.
- Heat oven to 160C/140C fan/gas 3. Grease a round, deep 20cm tin, then line the base and sides with non-stick baking paper.
- Using electric beaters or a tabletop mixer, beat the butter, sugar, vanilla and ¼ tsp salt together until pale and fluffy, then pour in the eggs, one at a time, giving the mix a really good beating before adding the next. Add 1 tbsp of the plain flour if the mix starts to look slimy rather than fluffy. Beat in the yogurt.
- Mix the flours; then, using a large metal spoon, fold them into the batter, followed by the milk. Spoon the mix into the tin and bake for 1 hr 20 mins or until well risen and golden – a skewer inserted into the middle should come out clean.
- Meanwhile, make the syrup by gently heating 50ml water with the sugar and vanilla in a pan until the sugar dissolves. Set aside. Once the cake is out of the oven, leave to cool for 30 mins in the tin, then use a skewer to poke holes all over the cake, going right to the bottom. Pour the syrup over, letting it completely soak in after each addition. Leave to cool completely, then either wrap the cake well or fill and ice it. If you wrap it with baking parchment and cling film, the unfilled cake will keep well for up to 3 days, or in the freezer for up to a month.
- For ideas on how to decorate the cake and to try out some variations on this basic cake mixture, have a look at the 'Goes well with' recipes for Simple elegance wedding cake, Birthday bug cake and Summer celebration cake.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, June 2009
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Comments, questions and tips
Am currently baking my third vanilla cake in two weeks and fully expect the same perfect results. I also don't bother with the syrup as I think it is sweet and moist enough without. Taste and texture even better a day after baking ... though I haven't noticed much of a vanilla taste either with vanilla seeds or extract so perhaps may play around with that in future.
Took 3 attempts to get this right..........but was worth it! Needed a 10" by 4" deep layer for a tier of wedding cake. I decided to cook it in 2 halves to get the right depth and used the online 'cakeometer' to work out the quantities, each half using 6 eggs. First 2 attempts a disaster as eggs curdled despite being room temperature on adding to butter/sugar. Eventually I followed instructions up until adding 4th egg, then slowed beaters ad gradually added next two eggs and all of flour.......result was light, fluffy and silky mixture!
Next was the cooking time. I lined the tins and wrapped in 4 layers of newspaper and stood on baking tray that had a sheet of newspaper on it. They needed cooking for 2 hours after turning around after hour 15 mins and turned out perfectly!
I never bothered with the syrup as cakes were moist enough without.
Hope this helps someone as I read many of the reviews before attempting and still wasted a lot of time/ingredients
So so impressed with this cake! I wanted something plain and easy that would withstand fondant icing. I only made a 6" cake so I halved the recipe and used 3 medium eggs and it turned out wonderfully. I was a bit hesitant about cooking it for so long even at the low temperature as my oven runs hot and tends to burn things easily - however it turned out so good I'm now wondering if you can cook all cakes this way?! It was evenly risen and a perfect light golden brown colour. It sliced like a dream and I'd 100% make it again. Only thing I didn't bother with was the syrup as I went off the other comments. It was moist enough without.
I made this cake last week for my daughters 7th birthday. I am a keen baker and have made many cakes before but never for a particular celebration. I was a little worried it wouldn't turn out right but it was yummy :) My other half said it was a *little* dry but I had to disagree. Didn't bother with the syrup this time round. All in all a very good recipe and the best thing was my daughter said the cake was scrumptious
Have just used this recipe to make a two tier wedding cake for my brother's wedding. Had a couple of dummy runs first using the recipe. It was easy to make and was met with lots of positive comments from my 'tasters'. As a result I was confident that all would be good on the day, and it was. Lots and lots of compliments. I would definitely recommend this recipe.
I made this cake for the first time yesterday upon a friend's recommendation. It's lovely, came out perfectly! I didn't make the vanilla syrup after reading the comments and it was still beautifully moist. A keeper for sure! You can see a pic of it here, as well as a write-up. http://annauk1.wordpress.com/2014/04/11/easy-vanilla-sponge-or-butter-vs...
I made it with Stork instead of butter and it still worked perfectly. Be aware though that it's a very dense cake, not light and airy. But this is a good thing in my eyes.
I was baking a 12 inch (30cm) square birthday cake and wanted a recipe which wasn't a madeira cake, and a recommendation led me to this recipe. I was concerned about some of the comments so made a small 15cm round tester version to begin with, omitting the syrup. It was delicious, so we went ahead with it. We used the quantities for a 30cm round cake (found under simple elegant wedding cake) x 1.3 and it was the perfect amount. Baked at 140 fan for 2hrs 30 mins. Baked perfectly. Sliced and covered with buttercream and fondant icing it was a winner again. Baked on a Wednesday night for the party on Saturday, it was beautifully moist. The remainder of the cake was still being eaten the following Tuesday and it was still good (and we still didn't use the syrup). Highly recommend!
Hi jennypiccolo, I was hoping you could enlighten me on the quantities please. I am hoping to make this cake for my son's first birthday which is coming up very soon. I want to make it in a 30cm / 12" round cake tin. I am having trouble understanding the conversion. Under the simple elegant wedding cake it says to triple the ingredients which you said you followed but then you have x 1.3 beside that. I'm sorry if this is really obvious I just can't get my head around it. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.


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"We need to be focusing on health, not medicine, and interdisciplinary care provides the best delivery system," she says during the rare moment she can catch a breath. Whether she's talking to the next generation of doctors or current federal legislators, she tries to tell them the same thing … something she knows is essential to finally reforming health care in America, making it both affordable and higher quality: people don't heal in isolation. They heal as part of a community where their health is valued.
Marie discovered that more than 20 years ago when she was a clinician at the University of Miami School of Medicine, working in Orthopedics and Rehabilitation. Everyone there did their jobs well, and yet somehow "many people with rehab needs came back 6 months later and were worse than when we'd started."
That, Marie realized, was because their "healing" was separated from the community they lived in: they would come in to the doctor's office to get better, then go back to their real lives, and the two would rarely connect the way they needed to.
She decided to do something about it by providing better rehabilitative care out in the community.
Her teaching and work with physical therapy attracted the attention of community neurosurgeons who were having the exact same problem with their patients: people with brain injuries weren't getting better because there was no connection between their therapy and their lives. The need for care in the community was critical, and the doctors made her an offer: "If we raise the money, will you develop a program community based like yours for our patients, too?"
She said yes – and has been running the Biscayne Institutes since that day. "It was quite a struggle for a number of years to explain to people what we were doing," she remembers. "Now people seem to get it and what the need is."
Today Biscayne Institute is a full-fledged community program with multicultural programs, educational offerings, health care services and training. It's the frequent recipient of state and federal grants, but that's not enough. Marie says it's time to take it to the next level, and develop this model for communities across the United States.
"We're hoping that our success will leverage the funds to duplicate this throughout a larger population," she says. "We're laying the groundwork for new centers in places as disparate as Alaska and San Francisco."
She teaches at Saybrook because it embodies that spirit of tomorrow that she thinks the medical profession desperately needs.
"I've always felt that Saybrook has been a very forward looking institution with faculty who are ahead of the curve in many ways," she says. "They've been leaders in integrative health, in understanding that social responsibility and spirituality are both important focuses of effective medicine. They've been in the same position I have … advocating 20 years ago for models that are finally becoming mainstream today … and of course that's something I want to be involved with."


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This is a rare opportunity indeed. Please help to spread the word. The Yorkshire Archaeological Journal has been published since 1870 and is the primary archaeological, historical, genealogical and social history vehicle for the historic county of Yorkshire. It includes major reports from the Mesolithic, right through the prehistoric, Roman and Medieval periods. A full run hasn't been available at auction for at least 30 years.
I am selling this run to fund AMS radiocarbon dating of charcoal samples from my rescue excavation of a Late Mesolithic activity area at White Gill, Westerdale, North York Moors. This sequence of calibrated dates will be the first ever outside Star Carr using modern methods. Each sample costs about £350-£400 and I have many. This exercise has been assisted by professional archaeo-botanists (including the renowned Maisie Taylor who also supports Star Carr as a dendro-expert), English Heritage scientists and with academic sponsorship from National Park and regional archaeological practices.
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Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal Vol. 1–81
A complete run (including the scarce vol. 5), plates and illustrations, some folding, some hand-coloured, some ex-library copies with stamps, various bindings, most early volumes in original green cloth, gilt, vol. 5 in library buckram, most later volumes in original wrappers, mostly four parts to a year until 1972, some wear to spines, condition generally very good with some volumes rubbed or occasionally worn, 8vo, 1870-2009.
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Est. Value £2,000 – £3,000
The Yorkshire Archaeological Society was founded in 1863 as the Huddersfield Archaeological and Topographical Association—to promote interest in the history and archaeology of the Huddersfield area. In 1870 it expanded its interest to cover the whole of Yorkshire, and today it is the main society in this field for the historic county. Throughout its history the Society has been active in publishing articles on many aspects of Yorkshire's past and transcripts of important Yorkshire records | www.yas.org.uk »
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The sale proceeds from this rare run of journals will fund AMS radiocarbon dating of charcoal samples from a Late Mesolithic activity area excavated at White Gill, Westerdale, North York Moors in 2000.
Permission to excavate a rapidly eroding moorland area was granted by the North York Moors National Park Authority and the Estate owners. The rescue excavation of 20m² revealed four hearth-based flint knapping events.
One of the hearths was surrounded by stones and an area of piled boulders. Other features included "flat surface" stones and a possible seat or anvil all of which had clusters of artefacts, including utilised blades, scrapers, awl-piercers, microliths—and refits. There was a possible post-hole and an area free of knapping debris that may indicate the location of a shelter. Every flint was spatially recorded, revealing activities—including microlith manufacture—over the excavated area. A rare jet fragment may have been curated.
Despite over eighty years of largely unpublished flint collecting, there are few recorded features and no recent reliable radiocarbon dates from the prolific sites on the North York Moors. Samples from the fire-spots and hearth contained rosaceae—a short-lived taxa that includes crab apple, hawthorn and sloe. Analysis was generously provided by professional archaeo-botanists, with advice from English Heritage scientists. Lithic analysis is underway with a view to publishing the findings in due course.
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Crime in Carbon County has occurred at an average level, according to the 2008 Utah preliminary report.
However, in an opposite trend, the number of concealed weapons permits issued has nearly doubled from 2008 to 2009, according to the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification. Thus far, in 2009, in Carbon County, there are 1,590 active concealed weapons permit holders.
Concealed weapon permit holders represent a diverse range of backgrounds and reasons for being armed. Some choose to exercise the right for business purposes as they carry cash for bank drops, while others feel it is necessary for protection.
"I see it this way," said Ben Fraughton, of Carbonville. "People wear clothes to protect themselves from the elements. On sunny days they wear less, on cold days they wear more. We never want to be naked to the world. It's that way with personal protection, too. There are a lot of bad people out there and I feel if you leave the house without some kind of protection, you are leaving yourself naked to violence, just as you would if you didn't wear clothes when the weather was extreme."
Fraughton said that he and others like him also never want to be victims who couldn't fight back if they were ever in a Trolley Square kind of scenario where a gunman was taking lives.
"I just don't want to be like that woman who lost her parents to that guy who shot up Lubby's Cafeteria in Killeen, Texas in 1991," he said. "She had her gun in her truck less than 100 feet away, but, because, at the time, the state wouldn't let people carry concealed weapons; it did no good to have it."
According to Fraughton, he believes that a prevailing image of concealed weapon permit holders is that they are wild-eyed gun nuts that want to shoot everything up. However, he and other permit holders disagree with this perception and would like see permit holders as normal, average people who just feel that protection against possible attack is an everyday must.
"I don't carry it to exercise my right to do so," he said. "I do it because I feel I might need to use it some day."
Carbon County crime, on the other hand has not experienced a significant rate change, although the number of burglaries and larcenies rose slightly from 2007 to 2008. The significance of these numbers can be somewhat misleading, according to Price Police Captain Kevin Drolc, because the data is categorized by FBI standards and much of the filing is at officers' discretion.
"These statistics reflect crimes that were reported to the state of Utah and they don't include the hundreds and hundreds of calls that officers go out to and don't report, but there are lots of other things that don't get reflected in the report," said Captain Drolc.
During 2008, larceny emerged as the top offense, with 438 reported cases county wide, excluding East Carbon City. Burglary was second highest at 130 cases and motor vehicle theft was third most common at 28. While Captain Drolc believes that at least some of the vehicular thefts were joy rides, a less serious offense, he noted that larcenies were also a problem with vehicles because people have been neglecting to lock their doors.
"The majority of the time, it's just because people don't lock the doors on their car. It's very rare when a window breaking happens in Price," said the captain.
As far as violent crime, 26 cases of aggravated assault were reported in the county excluding East Carbon City. While the captain didn't offer many specifics, he indicated that alcohol was likely a factor in a high percentage of the assaults, at least in Price.
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POTSDAM Julia Walsh, New Paltz, is a fast talker but it was her water bottle that spoke volumes Wednesday afternoon.
Ms. Walsh, founder of Frack Action, was preparing to deliver What the Frack?, an anti-fracking presentation, at Clarkson University with a bottle of murky water at her side, its rust-colored sediment rising and falling every time her table moved.
Its contaminated with uranium, and a lot of other stuff, she said. I couldnt possibly name them all off the top of my head.
Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, is a method used to access natural gas deposits by injecting water, sand and additives into the ground. The method could unlock more than a billion dollars in tax revenue for New York, but a moratorium on drilling wells persists because of uncertainties over the health and environmental costs of the process.
Ms. Walshs visit was organized by the student club SPECTRUM as part of an effort to bring different perspectives to campus, said Lorraine Njoki, club president.
We wanted to bring this perspective to students so they know whats out there, she said. Not everybody thinks its bad; not everybody thinks its good.
Ms. Walsh said Clarksons young entrepreneurs should be moved by the lack of economic data proving frackings benefits.
One of the key facts, from an economic perspective, is that the New York state Department of Environmental Conservation never did a cost-benefit analysis, she said.
The states delay in lifting the moratorium should give time for Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos administration to review studies that suggest, among other hazards, fracking could release radioactive material in New Yorks Marcellus Shale natural gas formation, Ms. Walsh said.
Im sure if he is looking at these studies, he will take a serious step back, she said. One of the interesting things about the Marcellus Shale is that it is 70 times more radioactive than any other shale layer.
The contaminated water at her side, from a tap in Dimock, Pa., illustrated another fracking hazard water contamination.
One of the things that concerns me is that we do not have a great idea of how our aquifers work, she said. Were definitely one state; whatever happens in one part will have an effect throughout the state.
Because of that, Ms. Walsh said, action on fracking must be taken at the state level.
As a former and retired local elected official, I can say that decision-making on the local level will not work, she said. Water does not stay within local boundaries. A municipality whose budget is chump change compared to these large energy conglomerates cant possibly avoid being influenced, and the gas industry has definitely been influencing politics and elections.
The way forward is clear, Ms. Walsh said.
The way New York can lead the nation should be with renewable energy, she said.
For Ms. Njoki, the matter requires more study and information.
Hydrofracking is a big deal. It could bring in a lot of income, but there are also health and environmental effects that arent clear at this point, she said. Somebody needs to figure out the numbers.
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December 2, 2009 – Ringling alumnus Aaron DeWitt's (Illustration, 2005) first children's book, the new recordable storybook All the Ways I Love You, does more than just entertain children - it also helps them.
On Nov. 29, 2009, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition aired an episode in which the show provided a new home to the Marshall family in Lyme, N.H. The Marshall's 9-year-old son, Cameron, has leukemia and problems with their home present danger to his recovery. Setting their problems aside, the family banded with the community to raise money for Dartmouth Children's Hospital and leukemia awareness. Cameron's "Be Positive" campaign, named after his blood type, has raised about $40,000 so far.
During the show, stars Ty Pennington and Paige Hemmis presented the All the Ways I Love You recordable storybook to the children in the cancer ward at Dartmouth Children's Hospital. Each child's book was recorded by a family member or friend. In addition, Hallmark donated $50,000 to Cameron's "Be Positive" campaign. The dedication portion of the recordable storybook was used to announce the donation to the family.
To see the episode, visit http://abc.go.com/watch/extreme-makeover-home-edition/92244/242399/marshall-family.
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Metro C565-NFS-LPFS C5 6 Series Half-Height Reach-In Pass-Through Heated Holding Cabinet - Solid Doors
- Lip load wire pan slides hold up to 17 full size sheet pans
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The Metro C565-NFS-LPFS C5 6 series half-height reach-in pass-through heated holding cabinet provides maximum control, convenience, and usability. Thanks to its fixed, lip load wire slides, set on 1 1/2" increments, this holding cabinet can hold up to (17) 18" x 26" full size sheet pans.
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■ POTSDAM Construction of an Aldi discount grocery store on Route 11 will begin in the spring. The project has been in the works for more than a year but was delayed several times.
n BEAVER FALLS Omniafiltra has purchased the old Beaverite mill from the Lewis County Industrial Development Agency. The company, which operates a paper-making mill next door, for several years has leased the property, with payments going toward the $105,000 purchase price.
n ADAMS The Adams Free Library, 2 N. Main St., will host a reading contest for children ages 3 to 8 who read the most books by Feb. 26. Reading logs are available at the library and are due back by March 1. Because March 2 is Dr. Seusss birthday, the library will announce the winner then.
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An unemployed Saddleback College student named Ali Syed killed four people today, including himself, across the Tustin, Santa Ana, and Ladera Ranch neighborhoods. His motivation, I don't know. But this comment was interesting, errors notwithstanding:
we all know by now prescrition anti depressants are causing these issues, either lower the dosing, stop adding prescriptions on top of prescriptions or better yet… hold the pharmaceutical industry responsible and see how fast the killings stop.
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I bought a OD2 kit a long time ago and never finished it. Well, yesterday I got the inspiration to get it done!
I designed the graphic, my family parrot, but forgot to seal it properly so the colors bled. The picture is also blurry so it doesn't help.
The pedal is an OD and a separate Boost. There are internal trim knobs for gain, boost and tone. Very tweakable!
It sounds surprisingly (since I built it)......................really good! The 3way OD switch selects between diode/clean boost/MosFet.
I'm happy with it and since it works, could see myself building a different kit in the future.
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The vibrant and colourful Calabar lounge is a hip and trendy place to be seen and to see the Burj Khalifa as well as the Dubai Fountain.
An ideal venue for after work beverages, the Latin-inspired lounge serves an array of tapas and nibble platters including Latino, Japanese, Arabic and Asian bite-sized treats.
The associates are Brazilian and the modern lounge music along with the pronounced Latin influences assure a distinctive, fun experience that can only be authentically Brazilian.
As the sun sets behind Burj Khalifa, Calabar's idyllic sundowner terrace comes alive with an energetic buzz surrounded with impressive walk ways and greenery.
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