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draw, animate, exportPixel Art to CSS
'test your parsing-knowledge'#HTMLQuiz (html parser quiz)
'Ah yes, another...'Pavilion — "a simple, unopinionated CSS framework"
simply minimalA simple, responsive, and tiny CSS grid for humans - Pills
'gives you the code 'How to Center in CSS
mobile device valuesmydevice.io — "common smartphones and tablets devices values"
'spec continues to evolve'Flexbugs
A community-curated list of flexbox issues and cross-browser workarounds for them.
interactive examples and codeFlexbox Patterns
the evolving 'CSS Grid' specA Complete Guide to CSS Grid Layout
for 'explaining things' in articlesExpounder (more info)
'quick overview of your browser'haz.io › HTML5 & CSS3 Browser Capabilities
'lightweight and minimal'Base - A Super Simple HTML/CSS Responsive Framework
more control at hi-resStringBean - The 4K Featherweight Framework!
supports advanced optionsSelect2 — "the jQuery replacement for select boxes"
'live editing' CSS toolCoffeebreak (more info)
'pure CSS' tooltipsBalloon.css — CSS tooltips for HTML elements
another flexbox-based systemPintsize — "a simple and modern customisable grid system"
CSS image effects (3)CSSCO
HTML and CSS tutorialMarkSheet
CSS image effects (2)cssFilters.co
'complexity analayzer'TestMyCSS | Optimize and Check CSS Performance
'Built with Flexbox'Bulma: a modern CSS framework
advanced web typographyUtility OpenType — "simple, CSS utility classes for advanced typographic features"
CSS image effectsCSSGram
List: Misc. CSS Resources
a simple solutionTruncate a String in CSS
(from Trey Piepmeier's Solutions Log)
advanced grid systemAvalanche - Responsive, Sass-based, BEM-syntax CSS grid system
Learn more:
'layout without pain'Minigrid — "minimal 2kb zero dependency cascading grid layout"
a 'clean starting point'Milligram - A minimalist CSS framework.
'live style guides'DocumentCSS
using 'utility/helper classes'Expressive CSS
flexbox rules in actiondisplay: flex (Test CSS Flexbox Rules Live)
guide to cursor typesCSS Cursor (ads)
useful CSS articleThe vertical-align Property
open source CSS componentsTopcoat
'using standard form controls'CSS Toggle Switch
'collection of great'Popular CSS Libraries
have fun...Flexbox Froggy - A game for learning CSS flexbox
sorry - just loved the name 😏Gridilydidily – Flexbox Grid
'an awareness campaign'print.css — only display what's needed
CSS3: 'calc()'Use Cases For Css Calc
Note: More information is available at W3C.
'yet another CSS toolkit'Corpus. A collection of CSS things.
'conversion made simple'PXtoEM.com
responsive navigation resourcesNavNav
Note: Promotional vehicle.
fun timeThe clock clock (info)
[Front-End Front]
a guessing game...Named Colours — "How well do you know your named CSS colours?"
another gradient toolBlend — "Generate simple and beautiful CSS3 gradients"
'super-easy-to-use tool 'Diagnostic.css
CSS resourcesStylesheets — "a community-generated collection of the best CSS resources" (ads)
we ♥ exploring color147 Colors - CSS Color Names
some interesting detailsThe Style Element
'better mobile targeting'Juiced - A Flexbox CSS Framework
'makes CSS development fun'Rucksack — "A little bag of CSS superpowers"
'new CSS technique'The future of layout with CSS: Grid Layouts
'for learners & educators'Thimble by Mozilla
Thimble is an online code editor that makes it easy to create and publish your own web pages while learning HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
'with one click'Toggle CSS Bookmarklet
unique placeholder conceptGradify
'a more efficient way'A Complete Guide to Flexbox (ads)
'roll your own' gridsungrid - the simplest responsive css grid
exploring 'flex'Flexplorer
still getting thereStandards | Ordered by browser support
'more with less'Concise — "A better front-end framework."
retaining 'the pixelated look'Blowing up pixel art on the Web
Who knew?The CSS that you don't know about.
'easily add a tooltip'Super Simple CSS Tooltips
some useful examplesCSS Font Sizing
'for modern applications'Toolkit - Project Titon
'create a powerful connection'Space.js – HTML-driven narrative 3D-scrolling (About)
gives users a choiceResponsible.js - Give mobile visitors the option of viewing the desktop or mobile layout
helps 'render elements consistently'sanitize.css
yet another...Centurion - Responsive Framework
'not just for grids'Crow - a smart grid framework
'simple autocomplete widget'Awesomplete (ads)
icons made with CSSlittlebox
minimal and responsivePapier CSS library
'simple and stylish'Turret — "a front-end styles and browser behaviour normalisation framework for rapid development of responsive and accessible websites"
'for the 21st century'Vex – "a Javascript and CSS library for creating beautiful and functional modal dialogs"
focused on newer CSS featuresWhat CSS prefixes should I use?
(see Disclaimer)
'emulate reallife objects'Anima — CSS animations with a soul
'a starting point' for frameworksSkyline | Evolving CSS Architecture
'plug-and-play animations'CSS3 Animation Cheat Sheet
'real simple!'whirl | pure CSS loading animations with minimal effort!
interface design 'vocabulary'Semantic UI
'lightweight responsive framework'Skel
Powerful breakpoint management, a sophisticated CSS grid system, cross platform support and much more – all in just a single 22kb file.
quick vendor prefix toolAutoprefixer Playground
comparison of frameworksCSS Front-end Frameworks
'the power of CSS'Font Awesome, the iconic font and CSS toolkit (ads)
'advanced and flexible'Kube Web Framework
Note: This is not an endorsement.
'works behind the scenes'-prefix-free
Break free from CSS vendor prefix hell!
animated gradient backgroundsCSS Gradient Animator
another responsive frameworkCrumpet - A Deliciously Simple Framework
'reference for CSS goodness'CSS Cheat Sheet
'mysterious rules at work'All You Need To Know About Vertical-Align
'beautiful and responsive'Picnic CSS
CSS drawing tool/toyCSS triangle generator
'beautiful colour gradients'uiGradients
'CSS drawing experiment'A Single Div
'more readable stylesheets'CSS Shorthand Generator
'reimagines CSS layout'CSS polyfills from the future | GSS
making content more accessibleAdding captions and subtitles to HTML5 video
'a collaborative project'Blog ◩ CSS PREprocessors
...a project that aims to collect as much information about the popular CSS Preprocessors as possible, in order to serve as a one-stop reference.
'responsive sweetness'ResponCSS | Respond Dynamically
'friendlier HTML form controls'WTF, forms? (downloads)
introducing 'cascading variables'CSS Custom Properties for Cascading Variables Module Level 1 (W3C Working Draft)
"You'd be mad to use it."Toast – "Insane, no-nonsense CSS grid"
Note: Familiarity with Sass would be helpful in customizing the grid.
feature-rich jQuery pluginslick - the last carousel you'll ever need
grids gone wildgrid – "drag and drop library for two-dimensional, resizable and responsive lists"
learn the terminologyCSS Vocabulary
online textbookMagic of CSS
'modular front-end framework'UIkit
UIkit gives you a comprehensive collection of HTML, CSS, and JS components which is simple to use, easy to customize and extendable.
Note: Promotional vehicle.
brings 'designs to life'8 Pure CSS Flat Mobile Devices made with Marvel
'quandaries, miscues, and dilemmas'WTF, HTML and CSS?
'a fun tool'Stylie. A graphical CSS animation tool.
based on 'flex' display propertyFlexbox Grid
fill in what's missingFluidity
HTML is almost 100% responsive out of the box. These 115 bytes of css fix the 'almost' part.
"No Bull, Just Cute"Responsive Grid System - Cute Grids
(Browse other grid systems.)
'all you need'Vertical align anything with just 3 lines of CSS
equal height columnsFlexGRID – "a mobile-first, responsive grid system, baked with equal column height goodness"
Note: Promotional vehicle.
'filling the gaps'Overthrow (download)
by a 'cRaZY teenager'Generate CSS
CSS extraction toolextractCSS
...extract ids, classes and inline styles from HTML document and output them as CSS stylesheet
'more consistent rendering'Type Rendering Mix
apply CSS based on the text rasterizer and antialiasing your browser is using
'just that, minimal'mnml – "light-weight template for responsive, html5 / scss projects"
info: the flexbox modelUsing CSS flexible boxes
live in-browser editorcssPad - A live HTML/CSS editor for rapid style protyping
'spiffy' free templatesHTML5 UP! Responsive HTML5 and CSS3 Site Templates
testing bookmarkletBreakpointTester - Test Your Responsive Design By Breakpoints, Not By Device Width
style sheet parserCSS Color Palette Extractor
'solution for contextual menus'ContextJS
'aimed for practical use'Layers CSS
Lightweight. Unobtrusive. Style-agnostic.
resource for 'Web Devs'selfCSS - WYSIWYG CSS Editor
a different 'responsive' approachintention.js
'Cleaner, hack-free CSS'Solved By Flexbox
This site is not another CSS framework. Instead, its purpose is to showcase problems once hard or impossible to solve with CSS alone, now made trivially easy with Flexbox...
elements 'adapt and respond'Responsive Elements
create and previewCreate CSS3 - Easy CSS3 Generator
making music with HTML5HTML5 JavaScript Piano
more CSS animationsAnimatable: One property, two values, endless possiblities (files)
small 'mobile first' frameworkCardinal – Build more with less.
a helpful CSS recommendation* { box-sizing: border-box } FTW (originally published Feb. 1, 2012)
'a harmonious new beginning'CSS Trashman – "Because your CSS is garbage."
(a helpful tool, which should be used with care)
'simple, responsive, easy'Gridism • a simple responsive CSS grid
'just the essentials'Kraken - A lightweight front-end boilerplate
on the ToDo list...10 Easy Accessibility Tips Anyone Can Use
Related: WAVE Web Accessibility Tool
'better textarea'WideArea – "create expandable textarea and write large amount of text easily"
one. two. three. done.least.js - Random & Responsive HTML 5, CSS3 Gallery with LazyLoad
adds 'labels' to elementsLabel.css
'a perfectly feasible solution'CSS only responsive navigation
finds unused CSS stylesCSSess
CSSess is a JS tool that helps find extra CSS rules on your site. It is designed to be used as a bookmarklet.
impressive demoEditr - HTML, CSS, JavaScript playground » "that you can host on your server."
toggled navigationResponsive Nav
Responsive navigation plugin without library dependencies and with fast touch screen support.
CSS curiosities
- Flexy Boxes – CSS flexbox playground and code generation tool
- CSS Crush – An extensible PHP based CSS preprocessor
(by Pete Boere)
interesting design helperEm Baseline Generator
'gradients and color stops'CSS3 Patterns Gallery
some fundamentalsLearn CSS Layout
fun with CSS3Fancy Input
CSS3 text typing effects for input fields
[The Letter]
fight 'rigid grid syndrome'Extra Strength Responsive Grids
List: CSS FrameworksCSS Front-end Frameworks with comparison
'common typographic patterns'Typeplate » A typographic starter kit... (ads)
vector icon webfontGenericons
a free, GPL, flexible icon font for blogs!
dev tool: overlay gridThe Heads-Up Grid
tooltips without JavaScripthint.css - A tooltip library in CSS
minimalistic 'starting point'Responsive Boilerplate Framework
a very nice 'try'Typesetting Responsive CSS3 Columns
vertical rhythm helperBasehold.it
quick, painless, javascript-free baseline overlays
the 'bare minimum'HTML5 Bones: The template that goes back to basics
CSS icons collectionOne div - The single element HTML/CSS icon database
app prototype frameworkRatchet
Prototype iPhone apps with simple HTML, CSS and JS components.
'Fast to Start'Skeleton: Beautiful Boilerplate for Responsive, Mobile-Friendly Development (ads)
'equally distributed columns'34 Responsive Grid System
'making grids sexier'Grid-A-Licious
towards open web standardsWebPlatform.org – Your Web, documented
(see Open Web Platform)
'free to use and abuse'rwdgrid / Responsive Grid System for your next Project
stylesheet helperCSScomb - tool for sorting CSS properties
'mobile-friendly'The Personal Page
A free, simple, one-page website to identify yourself to the world
modern 'reset' alternativeNormalize.css:
Make browsers render all elements more consistently.
experimental coolnessMeny - CSS 3D fold-in menu concept
interesting 'proof of concept'CSSWARP - CSS Text to Path Generator
[The Letter]
design/dev 'playground'Liveweave
HTML5, CSS3 & JavaScript playground for web developers and designers
fun with gradientsGradientFinder - Convert your Images into CSS Gradients
[The Letter]
our growing collectionGumby 960 Grid Responsive CSS Framework
'You have control.'Responsify.it - A responsive template generator
CSS template generatorBear CSS
Helping you build a solid stylesheet foundation based on your markup
quick referenceInstaCSS | Instant CSS Documentation Search
'tidy and logical'Gridlover
Gridlover is the tool to establish a type system with modular scale and vertical rhythm to build upon.
'CSS Magic'How to draw the Twitter logo with 100% CSS. No javascript! No images!
'just-add-water-awesomeness'Animate.css - a bunch of plug-and-play CSS animations
'responsive grid experiment'Fluid Squares V2 (see demo)
'scary fast' HTML5 frameworkKendo UI - The Art of Web Development
'proof-of-concept' for nowαlphaPun.ch
[Introducing alphaPun.ch]
Alphapun.ch is a tool that, given a transparent PNG or GIF file, will trace the opaque bits and create masks for them. You can use these masks to allow a user to click through the transparent bits of an image. Alphapun.ch outputs HTML, CSS and JavaScript for you to include on your site.
Note: This is not an endorsement.
'instant buttons'CSS3 Buttonize Framework
The Buttonize Framework is a simple, light-weight CSS file with precompiled styles and colours for quick, modern looking buttons. It uses CSS3 for rounded corners and subtle gradients but with bulletproof fallbacks for older browsers.
'folding grid'Golden Grid System
CSS border tool (or toy)border-image-generator
[The Letter]
checks your CSS codeCSS Lint
CSS Lint is a tool to help point out problems with your CSS code. It does basic syntax checking as well as applying a set of rules to the code that look for problematic patterns or signs of inefficiency...
'beautiful at any size'Skeleton: A Beautiful Boilerplate for Responsive, Mobile-Friendly Development
a sensible boilerplate approach320 and up
Many CSS Media Queries boilerplates start with a desktop-specific stylesheet, then add queries and styles for progressively smaller viewports. This means that even the small browsers load desktop layout styles and potentially large assets, even when these are set to display:none;.
'320 and Up' starts with a tiny screen stylesheet that contains only reset, colour and typography styles. Media Queries then load assets and layout styles progressively and only as they're needed. Think of this as responsible responsive design.
yet another...CSS3 Generator
[The Letter]
'use CSS3 right now'CSS3 properties exposed
Note (our opinion):
All of the proprietary syntaxes are a shame in terms of web standards, but this is a useful resource for keeping up with the syntaxes that currently work.
List: Misc. Dev Tools
CSS3 buttons frameworkCSS3 Buttons
'no images, no JavaScript'Pure CSS speech bubbles (demo)
'super-easy to use'KEYS.css – "a simple stylesheet for rendering beautiful keyboard-style elements"
'Photoshop-like'Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator
CSS grid framework packThe Square Grid
What's in the Pack?
- Sketch sheets for printing (PDF).
- Design layout templates (for Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator).
- Code files with explanations (CSS, HTML)
'cut-and-paste examples'HTML5/CSS3 Cheatsheet
evolving browser supportHTML5 Readiness
'lean, mean CSS'{+}eCSStender
Say goodbye to the browser-specific properties and hacks cluttering your files and say hello to lean, mean CSS. With eCSStender, when you write the rules, browsers pay attention.
Note: This is not an endorsement.
'perfectly legible'good web fonts
Related: How to use CSS @font-face
memory gameCSS Memory
A game of memory in which you will have to find three matching cards. (as a tribute to the CSS level used for the transitions)
make 'pretty-printed' snippetsSource code beautifier / syntax highlighter
- convert code snippets to HTML
stylin' toyCSS3 Please! The Cross-Browser CSS3 Rule Generator
layouts 'collapse intelligently'Less Framework – "An HTML5-powered CSS framework for building smart website layouts for varying screen widths."
start freshPrimerCSS – "undercoats your CSS by pulling out all of your classes and id's and placing them into a starter stylesheet"
new features/propertiesPractical Uses of CSS3
articles and 'one-pagers'Five Minute Argument
organize/optimize CSSStyleneat - CSS Organizer
another CSS framework (3)Atatonic CSS framework – "created to provide a stable grid and solid typography"
another CSS framework (2)BlueTrip CSS Framework
BlueTrip gives you a sensible set of styles and a common way to build a website so that you can skip past the grunt work and get right to designing.
selector 'discovery' bookmarkletSelectorGadget: point and click CSS selectors
another CSS frameworkSenCSs
SenCSs supplies sensible styling for all repetitive parts of your CSS, allowing you to focus on actually developing your website's style.
validator, formatter, compressorFree CSS Toolbox
Note: This is not an endorsement.
resource of interestCSS tests and experiments
'interactive type tool'CSS Type Set – "a hands-on typography tool allowing designers and developers to interactively test and learn how to style their web content"
'assistive tools''Design' bookmarklet
'wrap content to any shape'CSS Text Wrapper
'still in development'CSS Compressor – "Removes useless stuff from stylesheets."
comparison/overviewComparison of elements in different HTML versions
'essential web tools'Protolize.org
'tooltip' resourcesList of 25 Javascript/Ajax & CSS Tooltip Scripts
for newer browsers...Nice and Free CSS Templates
developer resourcesEndihm – "a resource for articles, guides and tutorials focusing on CSS, HTML, Javascript & PHP"
long list of resourcesWeb Design References: CSS
[CSS tests and experiments]
demo and codeOverlapping CSS Tabs
on the basics...Beginners guide to CSS and standards
basic referenceCSS Cheat Sheet
'properly indent' codeTabifier (HTML and CSS code beautifier)
'simple trick...'CSS Browser Selector (ads)
CSS experiments...FrankManno.com - Ideas (a.k.a. My playground)
'learn the basics'CSS Basics
shorthand properties, etc.5 Tips for Organizing Your CSS
[Disarranging Mine]
'quirky facts'CSS Shorthand Guide
CSS tricksTen CSS tricks you may not know
rounded cornersCSS Rounded Box Generator
List: Misc. CSS Resources
today's daily pointers
random ageless
other projects
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This Slow Cooker Spiced Pear Bread Pudding is made right in your crockpot in individual jars. They're perfect for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and all your other holiday meals. I LOVE that these individual bread puddings can be made right in your slow cooker since I always have a hard time fitting everything in my oven when… [read more]
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Our turf e-book has been written to help you get the very best from your lawn. For ease of reading this page splits it up into the different topic areas that it covers. The document is presented in PDF files which you need Acrobat Reader to open, most computer already have this installed
We hope you find this document useful, please feel free to print it for ease of reading.
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USDA Issues Immediate Recall for Ham Packaged and Distributed in Michigan
The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service has issued a recall notice for ham packaged by Byron Center Meats, and distributed in Michigan and Indiana. The FSIS says abut 6,500 pounds of ham products present a high health risk because they were produced without a Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points (HACCP) plan.
An FSIS inspector observed establishment personnel making diced and sliced ham products from whole hams. These hams were labeled as fully cooked, but the company does not have a HACCP plan for fully cooked product or a Listeria control program, according to the USDA press release.
The following products are included in the recall:
- Various weight packages of "Seven Sons Family Farms & Co." Diced Ham (fully cooked), Smoked Ham Sliced (ready to cook/fully cooked) and Smoked Ham Roast (ready to cook/fully cooked).
- Various weight packages of "Heffron Farms" Diced Ham (ready to cook), Smoked Ham Sliced (ready to cook), Smoked Ham Roast(ready to cook), Ground Ham Smoked Pork, Smoked Ham Hocks (ready to cook) and Picnic Hams (ready to cook).
- Various weight packages of "Byron Center Meats" Semi Boneless Ham (ready to cook), Canadian Bacon (not fully cooked), Smoked Ham Hocks, Smoked Pork Chops (ready to cook) and Smoked Picnic Hams.
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Kennedy Kithuka Becomes 5,000-meter NCAA Champion
Kennedy Kithuka won the NCAA Indoor 5,000-meter title Friday.
March 8, 2013
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - The Red Raiders opened up with an explosive first day of competition. Texas Tech senior Kennedy Kithuka and sophomore Kole Weldon made school history today at the 2013 Indoor Track and Field Championships.
Texas Tech senior Kennedy Kithuka had an outstanding day of competition becoming a 2013 NCAA Indoor Champion in the 5,000-meter run with a time of 13:25.38. Kithuka is the first men's Red Raider in school history to become a national champion in the event. The time of 13:25.38 is also a new personal best for the Texas Tech senior.
"It was a good meet today. My Plan was to become a national champion today and represent Texas Tech, my family, and my coach and that is what I did today" Kithuka said after the race.
Texas Tech sophomore Kole Weldon had a great finish to his indoor season breaking his own school record with a mark of 20.02-meters (65'-08.25") and finishing second in the nation. Weldon is the first men's thrower in school history to finish in the top eight at nationals in the shot put.
"I knew all year I could throw that far" Weldon said after the competition. "I set my goals high and I believed in myself. I didn't put myself down when I wasn't hitting what I knew I could achieve. I stayed with my technique and I got more efficient every week and came in and showed what I could do."
Weldon is the first Red Raider in school history to earn All-America First Team honors in the men's shot put.
Meanwhile, Lady Raider Katie Grimescontinued her dominant season in the 60-meter hurdles breaking her own school record in the event with a time of 8.15 in the semifinals. Grimes also finished in the top eight and will compete in the finals on day two of competition. The Texas Tech senior earned All-America Second Team honors in the 2012 Indoor Championships.
Texas Tech Head Coach Wes Kittley was elated with his team's day of success.
"It was outstanding day of competition for the Red Raiders today. We had an NCAA runner-up, NCAA champion, and another athlete in the finals tomorrow. Kole Weldon started us off with a huge personal best. Coach Felkins has done a great job with Kole and I couldn't be more proud of him. I don't think I've been in a national meet that we've had a better first day."
As the end of the first day of competition comes to a close, the Texas Tech men's team is sitting in second place with a total of 18 points.
Texas Tech returns to action Saturday at 2013 Indoor Track and Field Championships for the final day of competition with events beginning at 11 a.m.


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I was in VT 26 in 1969 as a third and second class personnelman. I worked in the hangar upstairs in educational services.
Ed: I was on the flight line with the F-11's, then went to check crew & then to Power Plants. I was there from 1965 to 1968.we transitioned to the F-9's & had the opportunity to get some flight time. You can go on Face book or google N.A.S. CHASE FIELD. There are a lot of photos on there. We had 2 Chase Reunions one in 2009 & 1 in 2011. There was supposed to be 1 this April but it was cancelled due to lack of Participation.
Is there anyone out there from VT-26 F-11 F-9 flight line from 1966-1968 I was a plane captain & a airframes troubleshooter on flight line would like to contact some old shipmates
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I'll admit it — I'm a sucker for a view. And when I was in Frankfurt, Germany in May, this was the view that greeted me.
Alas, the day ahead didn't involve cycling along the river or simply soaking in the sun (that would come later). This was, after all, Frankfurt's Museum Mile. The halls of recently reopened The Städel Museum beckoned.
Right away, I was delighted by the view indoors. The foyer was filled with people en route to various sections of the museum. Entryways, by their very shape, heralded masterpieces just across their thresholds.
Before art came into play, my eye caught sight of a coffee shop with mouthwatering pastries on display. A fellow journalist tugged me away by the elbow. There was lunch to be had in the near future. Best not spoil our appetites.
"What about shopping?" I beseeched. "Some of my best finds have been in museums." My request fell on non-compliant ears. I was, after all, the only woman in the group. No shopping genes in this throng.
Soon, our guide arrived. As with any visitor, we were given the complimentary opportunity to see the museum's collections through the eyes of an expert. I'd like to say it was at this point that I became the sophisticated adult I'm supposed to be. The petulant child in me, however, was still crying out for sunshine and adventure.
A stop in a gallery soon got my mind whirling — this looked like just the place Thomas Crown would spend an afternoon… This museum wasn't stuffy after all. No cobwebs. No dust. And thus far, no Thomas Crown. Yet, the day was young.
Slipping away from my group, I spotted some youngsters in another room. Perhaps they'd want to play? No, they were riveted by the art. Especially in the reopened Main River wing and "Old Masters" (1300–1800) collection. And then I realized, I'd been struggling with my inner middle-schooler all morning. And since the little girl in me wasn't in the mood to grow up, why not look at the art with the same wonder as these children?
My mind shift was instantly rewarded with works like this one from Ferdinand Van Kessel, The Dance of the Rats.
Before I knew it, we were moving on to the contemporary art extension. As opposed to the main wing's walls of deep purples, reds and blues, The Städel's contemporary area was stark white, bright and yanked me right into the present moment.
Which way to turn? So many choices. So many things to see. Like… This formidable fellow.
This very confused gentleman.
A fun house mirror?
Life mimicking art.
Me mimicking art. The little girl couldn't help but come out to play. Even if only for a two-second photo opp.
When the lunch hour was announced… I pouted. Really? We had to leave? Already?! My mate who'd pulled me away from the coffee shop reminded me of my desire for sunshine and pastries. Something I'd all but forgotten. Lunch! Who needs it? Especially when there's art to see. My stomach gave a growl that said, perhaps, it could use a bite or two.
Fittingly, Holbein's Café and Restaurant at The Städel is a work of art unto itself. The structure was veritable eye candy with plenty of glass, bricks, mortar and, yes, sunshine.
Appealing to American palates on the menu board — burgers!
Vitamin D came by way of balcony seating.
Bubbly for the refined palate.
Anti-oxidant delights by way of smoothies named for film stars Julia Roberts, Paul Newman and Nicole Kidman.
Oozing cheese on finely pressed paninis.
And then there was comfort food for the homesick.
As it turned out, The Städel had delivered exactly what I needed on this particular day — visual and mental stimulation, education, FUN and, yes, sunshine! My determination: to recreate this fulfilling experience as often as possible. Even on home turf.
How easy it is to forget about hometown museums. Errands get in the way. As does traffic. Most often, pure laziness. Happily, since visiting The Städel, I've found my way to several Los Angeles-based museums. Just right for my middle-school side was LACMA's Metropolis II.
Making the day all the more special — sharing the experience with my dear friend, Daily Concepts' co-founder Emilio Smeke. After watching the Matchbox cars race to our hearts' content, we lunched at Ray's and Stark Bar. In lieu of paninis, we went for the flatbread.
Another sunny day made my mind wander to Malibu Beach. It wasn't the shore front I craved, but the opportunity to take in the Getty Villa.
Yes, there is much to see within the Getty Villa's halls. Equally alluring, though, is what guests find outside.
And, as a reminder that museum's are fun, there were signs like this one encouraging hands-on experiences.
Did I mimic art here? You bet. See that pose in the pool? Uh huh, did that at next time I was at VNSO. The sign above didn't make me bold enough to try one on site in water. I am, despite earlier reports, a responsible adult. (Still working on that sophistication thing.)
Thomas Crown? Are you here? I'm still on the look-out.
And little ones, just like me, mesmerized by a day at the museum.
Ready for a visit yourself? A great time to do so is on September 29, Museum Day. Sponsored by The Smithsonian, the day brings with it free tickets to participating venues. I've already got mine!
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Green Wave freshman center Brandon Godfrey and running back Sherman Badie also are signees out of Curtis. "Richard's been smart in everything for as long as I've known him," Badie said. "He was in those high honors classes, so we didn't see much of him outside of football last year. "But he'd always be talking about what he did at the science fair and stuff like that." Allen, a biology major with an eye toward becoming a physical therapist, does indeed have outstanding academic credentials. He was offered a scholarship by Northwestern and received interest from Stanford and Duke among others, some purely because of academics. But Allen, who started Curtis when he was in pre-kindergarten (can those guys spot talent early or what?) also has excellent football creds: a three-star (by 247 Sports) prospect who had 110 tackles, 32 pass breakups and 11 interceptions during a career at Curtis that saw the Patriots reach four straight Class 2A state championship games, winning the last two. Allen was a first-team all-state pick last fall and was a member of three state championship track teams. "Richard's an excellent student and an excellent athlete," Curtis coach J.T. Curtis said. "His parents' first priority always was academics. "And you can tell that he has natural ability, but he's always worked hard to get better. Either way with Richard, it was never matter of if he would get something done, but when." As much as Allen has been lauded for his work in the classroom, it was important to him to earn a football scholarship at the FBS level. "I love playing football," he said. "I probably could have gotten an academic scholarship somewhere, but I really wasn't looking for something like that. "Going to John Curtis prepared me for both." Tulane secondary coach Lionel Washington has already seen those qualities. "A lot of things we do are new to him, particularly our man-to-man sets, but Richard's got football smarts, and you can see him making the adjustments," he said. "Coming from Curtis helps you get to the next level quicker because they understand the concepts we're teaching. "We feel like he can play just about any position in the secondary. I just hope he doesn't graduate in two or three years." Allen already has made enough of an impression that he said he feels he's en route to becoming a starter by the Wave's Aug. 29 opener against Jackson State. And he's doing OK in the classroom, too, having taken a public speaking class along with the mythology one in summer school. This fall, Allen's signed up for 17 hours, including biology, calculus and chemistry courses. "Those summer classes were pretty easy," he said. "But at Curtis, the teachers let us know what to except when we made the transition from high school." If there was one thing about Tulane that might have given Allen and fellow Patriots pause, it's the idea of going from a program where he's known nothing but success to one that has experienced 10 straight losing seasons, although most forecasts are for that streak to end this year. In the past two seasons, Curtis was 28-0 and Tulane 4-21. Going back to 1999, Allen's first year at Curtis, the Patriots are 181-13 and the Wave 53-110. "We wanted to come here and help turn the program around," said Allen, who committed in the spring of 2012 and then played a major role in getting Godfrey, Thomas and Badie to follow. "You can't be scared to fail. Failing is how you ultimately succeed." And success — both on the field and in the classroom — is what Tulane needs if its emphasis on recruiting Louisiana players is to produce more success than just positive headlines on signing day. Of the 27 scholarship newcomers on the roster, 18 are from Louisiana. 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Big-hitting Tomas Berdych finished in Top 20 of the year-end rankings in 2006, 2007 and 2008, during which time he was also the top player in the Czech Republic. He has won seven career titles on five different surfaces, including the 2005 Paris Masters event on indoor carpet. The six-foot-five Berdych helped lead the Czech Republic to the 2009 Davis Cup final. Berdych fought his way to the 2010 Wimbledon final by beating six-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer in the quarterfinals and stopping Novak Djokovic in the semifinals before bowing to 2008 champ Rafael Nadal in the final. In 2011, Berdych advanced to the quarterfinals at the Montreal Masters and followed that result with a semifinal result in Cincinnati. On Oct. 9, Berdych snapped a 29-month title drought beating Marin Cilic to win Beijing in his first final since the 2010 Wimbledon. Berdych reached the Paris Masters semifinals and the semifinals of the ATP World Tour Finals in London. He opened the 2012 season beating Gael Monfils to win the Montpellier title. Berdych also won Stockholm, marking the first time he won two titles in one season. He led the Czech Republic to its first Davis Cup championship since 1980, posting a 6-1 record in singles and 4-0 record in doubles, partnering Radek Stepanek, during the 2012 Davis Cup campaign. Berdych registered a 4-1 record in singles and 3-0 mark in doubles with Radek Stepanek as the Czech Republic successfully defended its Davis Cup championship in 2013, culminating with a 3-2 triumph over host Serbia in the final in Belgrade. Berdych opened the 2014 season reaching his fourth career Grand Slam semifinal at the Australian Open, bowing to eventual-champion Stan Wawrinka. In February, 2014, Berdych beat Marin Cilic, 6-4, 6-2, in the Rotterdam final to collect his ninth career title and snap a 16-month title drought.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo – Juniors Ben Steinlage (Corning, Kan.) and Corey Anderson (Mansfield, Texas) were named to the 2012 Men's Basketball All-Heart of America Athletic Conference team as announced by the league office on Monday afternoon.
Steinlage was named to the second team. He leads Baker in scoring with 11.9 points per game and ranks first on the team in shooting percentage at 64 percent. Anderson, who received honorable mention, averages 10.4 points per game. Anderson's 3-point field-goal percentage of 40 percent ranks second on the team.
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ATCHISON, Kan. – Securing third place overall in the Heart of America Athletic Conference has never been more important for the Baker University men's basketball team.
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The theorem tells you that if $U$ is a bounded open subset of $\mathbb R$ and $k > l + d/2$ then the inclusion $C^\infty (U) \hookrightarrow C^l(U)$ can be continuously extended to $H^k(U) \hookrightarrow C^l(U)$ where $H^k(U)$ is your Sobolev space.
This is the Sobolev embedding theorem for $\mathbb R^d$, so in your question, $d=1$. $C^l(U)$ denotes the set of all continuous functions $f: U \to \mathbb R$ (or $\mathbb C$) such that $f$ has $l$ continuous derivatives.
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"Could you use the picture? We are moving and I am getting rid of some old stuff" he said.
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Thankfully, not all is so ominous in Orange County. Over recent years community has begun to spout; Jewish schools have evolved, synagogues are growing. A new Jewish Community Center is slated to be built. A mikvah is on the drawing boards. New initiatives in adult Jewish education, like the Jewish Learning Institute and the Community Scholars program, have brought important learning to Orange County. Our own Chabad network is blossoming with two new centers in the last two years in Newport and Costa Mesa, and another slated to be launched in Santa Ana -- Chabad of the Foothills. There is even word that shortly that all-important Jewish institution -- the kosher pizza shop -- might be coming to town.
There are many Jews in Orange County who are involved in an exciting process of creating a community. The question is how to do this. Institutions are key, they represent the collective will of a community. They provide important services and bind us together. But how do we take the next step? Some will say "let the institutions do the job." But I don't think that's the correct answer. It needs all of us, the Jews who are engaged and involved, the ones that care.
Federation President Lou Weiss wants to create a grass-roots effort to transform Jewish life. He wants each of us to take a stake in the future of our community.
Think for a moment if each Jewish family in Orange County who makes a Shabbat dinner would invite over a family who doesn't. Imagine if each parent of a day school child would call a friend and say, "Listen, my kid is doing great. Why don't you consider Jewish education for your children?"
If each Jew who supports Jewish causes enlisted a friend, it would double the amount of money available to community needs.
People expect rabbis and Jewish community professionals to do the job. "Ah, the rabbi wants to increase membership. That's why he is calling me." Lay people can accomplish much more. They can reach people on a more personal one-to-one basis.
"But I don't know much. How can I try to draw another Jew closer to the community and Judaism when my knowledge is limited ?" you might ask.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe taught a remarkable concept in Jewish empowerment. He said if a Jew knows just Alef, and his friend does not even know the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet, let him teach him the first letter that he knows. Even if your knowledge may not be extensive, your enthusiasm can be.
Orange County is in its early stages of development. Much has been achieved and much more is still needed to be done. Creating a community, arresting the process of assimilation, is a task. All of us must carry part of the responsibility.
David Eliezrie is rabbi of Chabad in Yorba Linda and president of the Rabbinical Council of Orange County. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Domes, G; Czieschnek, D; Weidler, F; Berger, C; Fast, K; Herpertz, S C (2008). Recognition of facial affect in Borderline Personality Disorder. Journal of Personality Disorders, 22(2):135-147.
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Patients with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) have been described as emotionally hyperresponsive, especially to anger and fear in social contexts. The aim was to investigate whether BPD patients are more sensitive but less accurate in terms of basic emotion recognition, and show a bias towards perceiving anger and fear when evaluating ambiguous facial expressions. Twenty-five women with BPD were compared with healthy controls on two different facial emotion recognition tasks. The first task allowed the assessment of the subjective detection threshold as well as the number of evaluation errors on six basic emotions. The second task assessed a response bias to blends of basic emotions. BPD patients showed no general deficit on the affect recognition task, but did show enhanced learning over the course of the experiment. For ambiguous emotional stimuli, we found a bias towards the perception of anger in the BPD patients but not towards fear. BPD patients are accurate in perceiving facial emotions, and are probably more sensitive to familiar facial expressions. They show a bias towards perceiving anger, when socio-affective cues are ambiguous. Interpersonal training should focus on the differentiation of ambiguous emotion in order to reduce a biased appraisal of others.
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Asparagus Ham and Cheese Pizza Wrap
Rustic... that's the word for this.
It is a rustic version of a beautiful appetizer I saw on one of my favorite blogs to visit, Wives with Knives. Cathy has a terrific blog, beautiful photos, inspiring recipes and she is a working foodie pro! She has the roasted nut stand at her local Portland, Oregon Farmer's Market. Me, I love our KC Farmer's Market and have been able to meet lots of the folks who work their stalls. It is always fun to read those posts that give a little insight into how it all works from the other side.
That photo is lifted from her blog (sorry Cathy), but it has a link to her original post of Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus in crispy Phyllo Dough!
Cathy hit a ... Hmm, "that stuff is in my pantry" nerve when I saw the post. Jackie and I were heading out on a road trip, 8 hour drive to South Dakota. We were going to be gone for a week and I wanted to use up a few items that were in my pantry.
But I made a few changes to make mine more... rustic.
First, I am cheap. I love Prosciutto, but I had a few slices of ham in stock.
Next, I only had thin young asparagus spears. My favorite way to make asparagus is a simple quick sautee in oil. Only a few minutes and they are done. This method works best with thin stalks; which is why I had them in my fridge.
Finally, phyllo dough... HATE it. Not the taste, not the texture, I just hate that my fat uncoordinated fingers and the delicate dough just does not get along. I tear about half the sheets and it just makes me feel bad as a person to use it.
So I used my goto cold rise pizza dough flatbread recipe. As you have probably read, I make pizzas at least once a week and usually more. When I make this dough, I make 4 balls at once and it is usually always at hand in my fridge.
So, ham I needed to used before the trip... Asparagus that needed to be used... and pizza dough already made up.
Mine wasn't delicate or hors d'oeuvres quality dish. But it was terrific to make a dozen or so and use these as snacks while driving!
OK, I have a bunch of photos that will show you what I did. Basically, asparagus, ham slivers, cheddar cheese and dijon mustard, wrapped in pizza dough squares, sealed with an egg wash. I then did an egg wash on top and sprinkled some of my "Sodom and Gomorrah" Low salt substitute (equal parts course grain Sea Salt, Garlic Flakes and Black and white sesame seeds... not no salt, but it only has 1/4th of the salt I would have used).
Bake in a preheated oven on a preheated pizza stone at 425 degrees for 12 minutes.
But really, before going rustic, you ought to take a look at the elegant version of Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus in crispy Phyllo Dough!
Monday, June 18, 2012
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Brownies ala Eats Well With Others
May be the best dessert I have had in a very long time. Certainly my new favorite brownie recipe. Layers of texture, layers of different chocolates... Well, I could go on, but this dessert is just as good as it sounds... better!
A quick history, one of my favorite bloggers is Joanne from the Eats Well With Others Blog. Joanne is the total package, always a terrific read (like a dinner and a movie (well, recipe and a story) when you stop by her blog. How on Earth she has the time as in addition to consistently restaurant quality meals, in her spare time she is also a medical student in NYC studying to save the world. Worth the read for her stories...
And more than every so often, she gives me something like this that I just had to make...
A little bit of history for this recipe, I found it on Joanne's blog (click HERE for her post, MUCH better photos and story than you will read here). But it originated in a new cookbook, written and photographed by a new favorite blogger, Lindsey from the Love & Olive Oil blog. Yeap, one of us... Food blogger... One of them... Cookbook author!!!
The Cookie Dough Lover's Cookbook! Honest, not just a cookie recipe book, but TONS of uses for this gift of the food gods (including many with my favorite, raw cookie dough (no eggs)... Here's what Amazon.com has to say about Lindsey's book...
Food blogger Lindsay Landis has invented the perfect cookie dough. It tastes great. It's egg free (and thus safe to eat raw). You can whip it up in minutes. And, best of all, you can use it to make dozens of delicious cookie dough creations, from cakes, custards, and pies to candies, brownies, and even granola bars. Included are recipes for indulgent breakfasts (cookie dough doughnuts!), frozen treats (cookie dough popsicles!), outrageous snacks (cookie dough wontons! cookie dough fudge! cookie dough pizza!), and more.
But in typical inspired by tradition, I made a few tiny adjustments...
But that was more than OK, I like a fudgy brownie.
A) I know that there is no actual chocolate in white chocolate chips, but I like 'em... sue me.
And 2) I like the extra look of the dark chips that are in the cookie dough layer and the white chips in the dark brownie layer.
Next time I make this recipe I am going to double the brownie layer recipe so my 2 layers are equal size and look pretty. But as I have been saying... My oh my these were good.
I am a big fan of Green & Black's Organic Dark Chocolate infused with Arabica coffee beans and I use this brand of chocolate a lot. Just a hint of the Earthy taste that pairs fabulously with chocolate.
But that's it... just a few changes to an already perfect recipe!
There are no eggs in the "raw" layer of cookie dough, so no need to worry about killing your family.
So, thanks Joanne, terrific introduction to a new blogger and a terrific recipe... As a reminder...
Joanne got an advance copy of the book, as well as permission to post the recipe. I got neither. But I have a link to Joanne's recipe page where you can find this recipe... Click the blue letters...
Now I am heading off to buy the book!
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
Grilled Potato Gratin ala Smoky Mountain Cafe
Do ya all remember yesterday's post... "AAARRRGGGHHHH 7 guests come for 6 Steaks"? Well, this is my starch course for the BBQ. I saw this post over at Katherine's blog, Smoky Mountain Cafe a few days ago and wanted to try ASAP. Katherine and her husband AJ are the displaced Cajuns, now living in Eastern Tennessee, who made that spectacular meal for a Blogger Get together ... Cajun Crawfish Boil - Road Trip!. As they proved that day... They have food chops!
I was intrigued at the idea of grilling gratin potatoes. A tiny bit of learning... A Gratin is simply adding a crunchy crust to a dish. Easy enough to do with a broiler and a few buttered bread crumbs. But to get the same type of taste and texture on a grill caused me pause...
So, I highly recommend you take a quick jump over to Katherine's post and see what she did... Grilled Potato Gratin.
Which inspired me to make a few tiny changes and make a new very favorite unique side dish for the grill and outdoor entertaining...
And whenever I use Butter, I always picture Meryl Streep as Julia Child and her near quiet orgasmic discovery of ... BUTTER!
Katherine made a garlic butter. I went just a shade more aggressive with a garlic pepper butter.
For this recipe, I took one of each, minced them and added these to the garlic paste and spices that Katherine recommended.
I also made a more major change to the the original recipe... CHEESE!
More specifically, freshly grated Parmesan Reggiano Cheese. I assumed that in between the layers of the potatoes, the basting butter would melt the Parm. What was on top would brown and crust. It did.
And finally, I made up a spiced pepper mix to season the dish. A little red chili flake, Black and white pepper, Sea Salt and some lemon zest (I am trying to cut back on salt. My solution, more spices and just a little bit of salt).
I par-boiled the potato slices... 3 pounds of Yukon Gold potatoes (thick sliced) for 8 minutes to soften them up without cooking them completely through.
I set up my grill for indirect heating (Flames on the side, not directly under the pan). I used my grill pan (pan with holes in it).
And I started layering...
Layer of potatoes, topped with generous brushes of the pepper/garlic butter, topped with some grated Parmesan Reggiano cheese, topped with a sprinkle of the spices.
Followed by another layer of everything...
Followed by another... and another
I closed the lid and converted my grill into an oven. About every 10 minutes I brushed on some more of the pepper/garlic butter.
Everything worked as it should. I made the steaks. During the "resting" time for the steaks, I moved the potatoes to direct grilling (under the flames). The dripping butter caused the flames to flair up, crisping up (gratin) the bottom, adding the texture of the gratin to the potatoes. Layers of crispy potatoes, and soft "baked" potatoes.
This was a HIUGE success! Everyone raved, lots of flavors, lots of textures and just as delicious as you can imagine! Highly recommended!
Thanks Katherine
Thursday, June 14, 2012
AAARRRGGGHHHH 7 guests come for 6 Steaks
When life gives you lemons, make a sliced rib eye with blue cheese sauteed onions...
Funny story...
Now, the vast majority of times, not a problem. We have a very open door policy and everyone is invited. I love leftovers, so I always make plenty. And everyone knows this. SO when a neighbor who was already planning to come for dinner suddenly had an extra guest in her home, it was assumed (and rightfully so), bringing an extra guest to our back yard would not be a problem.
But the math got tricky. This night I was planning 6 guests would be eating 6 gorgeous rib-eyes.
So... Here's what I did...
I was planning to serve these with a blue cheese sauce. I did a quick mental inventory of my pantry... Pondered for a bit and came up with
Sauteed Onions in butter (works great on a grill).
Instead of a blue cheese sauce on the side, I mixed in the blue cheese with the onions.
Then i took the six steaks off the grill and started slicing... Against the grain so they would be more tender. I had one eater who preferred her steak medium well. I made sure her slices were from the edges. In fact, she made it extra easy by not liking onions or blue cheese. I checked with everyone else and they were excited about the dish.
So, stretching 6 steaks to feed 7 people worked FANTASTIC! Served them up with some grilled gratin potatoes (come back tomorrow for that post) and some grilled corn with MINT Butter! We had plenty for all, everyone was THRILLED
And now the good news...
LEFTOVERS! It's an amazing thing, give someone a steak and they eat it all (no leftovers). Cut the steak in strips, add onions and blue cheese, toss in a bowl, pass the bowl and I had enough leftovers for a...
Steak/Onion/Blue Cheese Stromboli!
Which, if you want to hear about you will need to come visit today's post on my sister blog, Year on the Grill for those tasty details!
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Friday, June 8, 2012
Honey Bourbon Sriracha Sauced Fried Grilled Chicken Wings
I have to admit I am a chicken wing addict. When the perfect balance of heat spices and sweet sauces combine with sticky and crispy texture, I am in heaven. I could eat em by the dozens.
The quest for perfection will be a never ending journey I suspect. But what a ride. For me, right now, at this point in my life, these are my current version of the perfect chicken wing...
Heat from the gift of the food gods, Sriracha Sauce
Sweet from Honey
An Earthy bite from the Bourbon.
Fried with a simple thin layer of breading to insure juicy chicken
Grilled to achieve a crispy texture while still maintaining that glorious gooey wet sauce!
To quote Ira Gershwin... Who could ask for anything more???
First thing I did was to flour the wings. Flour only, no egg.
Simple enough...
Big plastic bag
Big scoop of flour
Big scoop (about 1/3rd cup) of my ubiquitous salt substitute, SODOM and GOMORRAH (equal parts Course grain Salt, Garlic Flakes and Black and white Sesame Seeds)
Add chicken, shake.
Canola Oil works best, higher burn temperature. Peanut oil is also a great option. I was most of the way through the process when I realized I was low on oil. SO I made these in a small sauce pan with just enough oil to cover the wings (about half way up the side). So I worked in batches.
Heat the oil to 360 degrees.
Cook ONLY for 6 minutes. Just long enough to insure they are cooked through. If you have unusually large drumettes, add a minute. If you are cooking the smaller wing portion, knock it down to only 5 minutes. but 6 minutes is the general rule of thumb.
1/4 cup Honey
1/4 cup Soy Sauce
1/4 cup Whiskey (Bourbon if it comes from Kentucky)
Sriracha hot sauce to taste (I used 1 TBS). Add more if you like them HOT... less if you want a hint of heat.
1 TBS Ground Ginger
Whisk until well combined. Go ahead and taste test. add more sriracha if you like, more honey if you added too much.
Dip and coat well. At this stage, you could simply serve as is. Most of the time when you order wings at a bar this is how they are served, fried and then sauced.
Me... I add an extra step... Grilling the already cooked wings to add an extra texture... crispy patches of skin and heating up the sauce.
Serve em while they are hot and wish you made more, they will go quick!
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As winter approaches and Maryland vegetable gardens are no more, it is a good time to turn our attention to caring for our trees. While it is too late to transplant established trees you can still plant new ones. Or, you can prune and feed your trees.
Please continue to water your trees if the weather is dry. Currently the rainfall in Baltimore is well below average for November. Make sure the soil around the tree is damp but not soggy. Mulch can help keep the soil moist but it should be only about two to three inches deep. Avoid mulching with leaves or other debris from your garden as this could harbor bugs or diseases. Also, if you have a problem with voles they will be attracted to tunneling in deep mulch.
Fall is a good time to prune trees because once the leaves begin to fall you can better see the structure of the tree. At the very least, remove any diseased or dead limbs. After that, step back from the tree and see if there are any branches that are too long or that prevent the tree from having a pleasing shape. Trim carefully and step back and look at your work frequently.
Mature trees do not need to be fertilized but younger trees can benefit from an application of a low phosporous high nitrogen fertilizer. This can be done as long as the ground is not frozen. You should use about 1 to 1 ½ pounds of fertilizer for each 1,000 square feet. Begin under the tree and spread the fertilizer to 8 to 10 feel outside of the tree's canopy.
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In April 2008 Yves Saint Laurent house launches new limited summer edition, another summer edition of the famous fragrance Kouros.
This edition is available as 100ml (3.4 oz.fl.) EDT Spray Tonic (Energizing Eau de Toilette), which wins with notes of bergamot, mandarin, ozone, sea accords, amber and woods.
The bottle gets a deeper impression due to dark blue nuances in the centre and fragrance name in white letters.
Perfume rating: 4.64 out of 5 with 32 votes.
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Got it yesterday smells fantastic and manly i love it.use this only in summer time. 9/10 for me. I will need to get the kouros fraicheur too. Heard it smells Good too.
If the orginal version is too heavy or "old" and you want a much lighter version this is would be a good substitute. This is exactly what you get..a much lighter and very fresh/clean aromatic aroma. Bergamot with amber makes this juice relaxing and very casual to wear during the summer months. There's just a hint of woodsy/mandarin notes giving it a real pleasant base to this fragrance.
Longevity and Silage is moderate, I wouldn't expect that it last as long..it's not as complex as the classic version.
Overall thoughts,
I found that it lasts at least 3-5 hrs at the most. If I describe this fragrance using one word it would be elegant. It's not over powering and it gives you a clean feeling when you wear it. Rating this fragrance is 6.5...If it had a few more notes added to this fragrance it would of been much more attractive and I would rate it giving it at least 8-10.
First time I smelled this one was in the duty free shop of Milano Malpensa Airport in june 2008. I found it awesome and I purchased it immediately, which is something I never usually do.I love Kouros and this Summer Edition, obviously, has been given some chromosomes from its older parent . Although it's a lot softer and lighter and, I believe, more linear than the monster Kouros, it still has the Kouros "spirit". A fantastic scent for summer with a very good lasting power (at least 12 hours on my skin).
I really recommend this one (maybe difficult to find now but I purchased a bottle a few weeks ago on CheapSmells.com).
its nice smell ,and last long long time,
Love this fragrance, love the bottle too. It is a little bit softer than the original, but it is nice to wear anytime.
This is lighter and softer version of the original, smell is almost same.
Good for summer with the original masculinity of the Kouros.
But I dont think it is aquatic!
fantastic, light, casual,soapy at first but just perfect after 30min
Un départ vivifiant de bergamote et de mandarine. En cœur le parfum aquatique de la calone évoque la mer. Le fond se fait boisé et ambré. Il est perfect pour l'etè.
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During ESPN's College GameDay on Saturday, Rece Davis called North Carolina the Amanda Bynes of college basketball. The unpredictable behavior early in the season was very intriguing for Tarheel fans and detractors, but they are on a roll entering tournament play.
Wichita State dominates in quarterfinal.
Wins over Kentucky, Michigan State and Louisville were contrasted by losses to Belmont and UAB early in the season. However, North Carolina is one of the hottest teams in the country over the final month.
The Duke Blue Devils host North Carolina on the final Saturday of college basketball's season. Both teams come into the game with a (23-7) record, but North Carolina has a one game lead in the ACC standings.
Harvard earns first bid to NCAA tournament.
Both teams already clinched a double bye in the ACC tournament, so this game is more about pride than anything. Of course there are tournament seeds on the line, thus it's going to be another hotly contested battle.
The Tarheels come into the game with a 12 game winning streak and second place on the line. In the last three games, North Carolina escaped with last possession victories. Although their foul shooting hasn't been great, they've constantly found ways to win each game.
Duke gave away a double digit lead in the first meeting against North Carolina. The Blue Devils got off to a fast start, but they couldn't answer the Tarheels run in the second half. Offensively, Duke got into a rut against North Carolina's zone defense.
Three Key Match ups
Jabari Parker vs. James Michael McAdoo
This should be an elite high level battle from the mid range in. They both run the floor incredible well, and whoever is finishing at the rim will have the upper hand. Parker is averaging 18.8 points and nine rebounds per game, but it would be higher if he didn't get in foul trouble. It will be important for McAdoo to attack Parker off the dribble early in the game. When Parker gets to the line he shoots 73 percent. McAdoo only hits at 52 % from the line.
Quinn Cook vs. Marcus Paige
Paige has been a force for the Tarheels. At one point, he was the only viable three point shooter on the team, but it's his overall floor game that has dominated ball games. When Quinn Cook has it going, Duke is that much tougher on the perimeter. His pressure defense off the bench must create turnovers for Duke. Cook has to be a confident shooter once North Carolina goes to the zone.
Rodney Hood vs. J.P. Tokoto
Rodney Hood is another proven scorer for the Duke Blue Devils. Hood is over 80% from the foul line, so he might be the toughest Blue Devil to deal with on the offensive end. It will be an all around effort from North Carolina, but it will be interesting to see J.P. Tokoto handle this challenge. Tokoto doesn't get a ton of offensive opportunities, but his ability in the open floor is exceptional. In similar fashion to most of the Tarheels, Tokoto struggles from the line.
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Mitsubishi Chemical
MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL (OTC: MTLHF) or (OTC: MTLHY) Mitsubishi Chemical Group is a major Japanese group holding company formed in 2005. The group companies are Mitsubishi Chemical, Mitsubishi Tanaba Pharma, Mitsubishi Plastics, and Mitsubishi Rayon. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
Website: http://www.mitsubishichem-hd.co.jp/english/index.html
Company Description
Major product lines include: Optical recording media for DVDs, polyester films and plastic products, ethical pharmaceuticals, purified terephthalic acid (intermediate for polyester plastics), polypropylene, polyethylene, and polycarbonate.
Mitsubishi Tanaba Pharma
Pharmaceutical products include--
< Major Ethical Drugs >
Autoimmune disease
Remicade (agent for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, Bechet's disease with refractory uveoretinitis, psoriasis, ankylosing spondylitis and ulcerative colitis)
Simponi (agent for treatment of rheumatoid arthritis)
Diabetes and kidney disease
Kremezin (agent for treatment of chronic renal failure)
Tanatril (agent for treatment hypertension and diabetic nephropathy with type Ⅰ diabetes mellitus, etc.)
CNS disease
Radicut (cerebral neuroprotectant)
Ceredist (agent for treatment of spinocerebellar degeneration)
Depas (anti-anxiety agent)
Lexapro (anti-depressant agent)
Other disease
Maintate (agent for treatment of hypertension, angina pectoris, ventricular extrasystole, chronic heart failure and atrial fibrillation (tachycardiac))
Talion (agent for treatment of allergic disorders)
Urso (agent for improvement of hepatic, biliary and digestive function)
Venoglobulin IH (intravenous human immunoglobulin)
Anplag (anti-platelet agent)
Herbesser (agent for treatment of angina pectoris and hypertension)
TETRABIK (combined vaccine for diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus and poliomyelitis (polio) )
< Major OTC Products >
Flucort f (agent for treatment of skin conditions)
Aspara drink α (oral solutions for tonic and nutritional supplement)
Nanpao (herbal medicine)
Tanabe ichoyaku <choritsu> (digestive medicine)
Alegysal bien (oral agent for allergic rhinitis)
Okinazole L100 (agent for treatment of recurrent vaginal candidiasis)
Mitsubishi Chemical
Chemical operations include--
Basic petrochemicals, ethylene oxide/glycols and ethanol, oxo alcohols, acrylic acid and acrylate esters, C4 derivatives, polyesters, phenol and polycarbonate, food Ingredients (emulsifiers, antioxidants, packaging materials, processing aids for sugar, and isolation and purification of natural products), specialty chemicals, separation materials, lithium battery materials, carbon black, needle coke for electric furnace electrodes, LED lighting, OLED, gallium nitride, electronic chemicals (cleaning and etching agents for semiconductors and printed circuit boards), photovoltaic packaging for organic and silicon systems, ion exchange resins, epoxy resins, hair fixatives, specialty adhesives, and Imaging materials (organic photoreceptor/photoconductor drums, sheets, and toner for laser printing, fax, and dry copying)
Mitsubishi Rayon
Mitsubishi Rayon makes chemicals (methyl methacrylate, methacrylic acid and esters, acrylonitrile, acrylamide, EDTA, ASDA, acetontrile), plastics (acrylic sheets, films, and molding resin, ABS, Dupont Corian, plastisols, paint resins, uv curable coatings, plastic optical fiber, carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin, and polyester resin for toners), fibers (acrylic, polyester, acetate, and polypropylene), carbon fibers and composites, and water treatment (hollow fiber membranes, polyacrylamide flocculants).
In 2015, Mitsubishi Rayon announced plans to build a carbon fiber composites plant at Vilshofen, Germany. The plant will make sheet molding compound for the automotive market.
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Maintaining a career as a leading romantic comedienne is tough as you hit 40. Many actresses age out of the available roles, and some struggle to find success with more dramatic fare (just ask Meg Ryan). Steady as she goes, though, is Sandra Bullock, who's more than willing to risk being unappealing for the sake of a juicy comedy role. In The Proposal (opening June 19) she upends the rom-com formula by inverting the older man/younger woman convention.
Margaret is a tightly wound, formidable book editor who's married to her job. Andrew (the ubiquitous Ryan Reynolds) is her super-competent assistant. He knows every detail of her life, while she knows very little about him. This becomes clear when, on the verge of losing her work visa and being deported to Canada, Margaret surprises her bosses and Andrew by announcing that she's marrying him.
It's a tough line to walk, but Bullock doesn't do a nasty caricature of a bitch boss. Her careerist is a professional woman whose tucked-away vulnerability resurfaces when she travels with Andrew to his Alaska hometown and and is charmed by his sprawling family—and him (shades of While You Were Sleeping, my fave Bullock flick). Bullock somehow manages to play a woman that this confident younger man can simultaneously loathe and adore. She's bossy and sexy.
It helps that Reynolds holds his own with Bullock. They're well-matched, both intellectually and physically. When they run into each other nude, they're both in fabulous shape. And that's how you make a smart romantic comedy 20 years into your career—you act your age.


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Nancy Jean Lawrence, 81, of Medina, passed away Friday, November 30, 2012 at LifeCare Center in Medina. She was born in Medina on April 11, 1931 to the late Louis and Florence W. Lawrence.
A 1949 graduate of Medina High School, Nancy was a librarian for many years and was well known for her work throughout the county with the bookmobile. She also served as the ECW secretary for over 20 years and was an active member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
She leaves behind her cousins, Jennifer Lawrence of Boise, Idaho, William Lawrence of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tom Lawrence of Medina, and Lucy Ann Capri of Troy, Michigan; Nancy is also survived by her beloved extended church family at St. Paul's and numerous dear friends.
Funeral service will be held 10 A.M., Saturday, January, 5, 2013 at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 317 E. Liberty St., Medina. Interment will follow on her parents' lot at Spring Grove Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to the St. Paul's Building Fund at the address above.