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Photo-Op: Life at the Top
Slim Aarons's photographs of the lush life show aristocrats and celebrities in their native habitats—vineyards, villas, estates. A photographic review of "La Dolce Vita."
'La Dolce Vita' is an appropriate title for a glossy compendium (Abrams, 240 pages, $85) of Slim Aarons's photographs of Italy. But then, it's the right title for any book by Aarons, whose work involved, in his words, 'photographing attractive people who were doing attractive things in attractive places.' Aarons (1916-2004) was a combat photographer for Yank magazine from 1943 to 1945. Peace found him knocking around Hollywood as a photojournalist before Life magazine set his career in motion when it opened a Rome bureau in 1948. Two years of high life on the Via Veneto gave him his calling card. 'I knew everyone,' he noted in 2002. 'They would invite me to one of their parties because they knew I wouldn't hurt them. I was one of them.' Five decades chronicling aristocrats and celebrities for magazines like Holiday and Town & Country followed. 'La Dolce Vita' includes pictures of Joseph Cotten, Joan Fontaine, Lucky Luciano, Louis Armstrong, Gianni Versace. But Aarons's society portraits were a specialty, depicting an environment as much as an individual. Count Roberto and Countess Maria Teresa Guicciardini Corsi Salviati (above) restored the Tuscan hill town of Monte San Savino, and Aarons posed them among its glorious roof tiles. (All the more fitting that she was heir to a porcelain fortune.) Contessa Foscari stands next to Bastani's famed portrait of her ancestor, Francesco Foscari, the doge of Venice from 1423 to 1457. There are barons in their vineyards and marcheses in houses that are all but museums. The book is organized by geography—from Sicily to Venice—conjuring a neverland made by the collision of wealth and history and aspiration and voyeurism. Slim sent back some astonishing postcards.


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Catch up on Ugg!
Ugg number 8 is out, finishing off the story arc. After much consideration, I have decided I want to give Ugg a break and switch to one of my other pending projects. Ugg series 2 is coming eventually, but right now, I have a number of other stories in the pipeline.
In the next year, there will be a collected edition of Ugg issues 5-8, and after that, a deluxe collection of the entire arc. But for now, if you want the end of the story, best snap up a copy of #8 while supplies last. Buy it here!
And if you forgot to pick up issue 7, here's a link.
Princess Ugg #6
This is the issue where all hell breaks loose. Princess Ugg #6′s order cut-off date is 11-17. If you're enjoying Princess Ugg, tell your comic retailer to order TONS OF COPIES! Or at least one for yourself.
Diamond order code OCT141575.
Dragon*Con 2014
Dragon*Con starts tomorrow in Atlanta, though I understand that festivities are already underway. I'll be flying in with Unwoman, my awesome go-to Dragon*Con Buddy, who'll be performing all weekend in the Hyatt's Concourse (in case your curious.)
As for myself, I'm in the Hyatt's art room. I'll be bringing the latest editions of Courtney Crumrin, plus Princess Ugg issues 1 through 3. I'll also be doing both Black and White and color commissions. I'm also selling limited edition prints. And as ever, witty banter will be provided free.
Title: Deadlier Than The Male
Description: The role of the feminine in horror literature
Time: Fri 01:00 pm Location: Peachtree 1-2 – Westin (Length: 1 Hour)
(Tentative Panelists: Anya Martin, Ted Naifeh, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Karen E Taylor, Cherie Priest, Chesya Burke)
Title: Creator Owned Comics
Description: Come listen to auteurs who took the independent path in comics.
Time: Sat 04:00 pm Location: Hanover F – Hyatt (Length: 1 Hour)
(Tentative Panelists: Kelly Sue DeConnick, Van Jensen, Ted Naifeh, Peter Steigerwald)
Title: Drawing With Shadows
Description: An exploration of Gothic themes in visual art
Time: Sat 08:30 pm Location: Peachtree 1-2 – Westin (Length: 1 Hour)
Moderator / MC for panel
(Tentative Panelists: Ted Naifeh, Jasmine Becket-Griffith, Chandra Free, Corvis Nocturnum)
See you there, and keep on flying!
Podcast Interviews!
I gave two interviews over Skype last week for two different podcasts, and they're both up now.
Matt Fischer had me on his Life Leave Me Alone podcast, and we discuss comics for girls, Alan Moore's genius and grumpiness, the pop music of our youth, and what kind of tie I like.
The interview starts at the 44:00 minute mark. For those with tender ears, Be warned Mr. Fischer swears like a sailor. NSFW
Life Leave Me Alone episode 48: The Vest and Tie Game w/Ted Naifeh
Just out today is a much more on topic interview with Wayne Hall at Major Spoilers, where we discuss Princess Ugg in depth, the advantages and opportunities for experimentation in comics that aren't available in mainstream media, the challenges of being a man writing books about girls that boys will like too, and the future of the series.
Wayne is a gentleman, and keeps this interview classy and safe for work.
MajorSpoilers.com Wayne's Comics Podcast #136: Ted Naifeh
Nerd Pro- …errr, Comic-Con International
It's that time of year again, where I spend way too much money on a swanky hotel and rub elbows with comics most talented creators. In other words, Nerd Prom! Or as some folks call it, Comic-Con International!
I will be signing at the Oni Press exhibition booth every day, and we'll have Princess Ugg #2 plus lots of other fancy promotional goodies. Didn't hear about our limited edition Courtney Crumrin bat barrettes? Get 'em at the Oni booth. Plus, hear about the latest Ugg news, or whatever else I might be blathering about.
Find me here:
Oni Press booth #1833
Thursday from 11:00am to 12:30pm
Friday from 2:00pm to 3:30pm
Saturday from 11:00am to 12:30pm
And Sunday from 1:00pm to 2:30 pm
Also, be sure to come see me at this awesome panel:
From Snidely Whiplash to Voldemort and Back: The Guys (and Gals?) We Love to Hate, Sunday, 7/27/14, 11:30am – 12:30pm, Room 8*
A panel of authors, artists, creators, and educators will discuss what characteristics make a fan-favorite villain and what budding creators might want to think about when hatching their own knavish ne'er-do-wells. How have villains of past and present changed? How has their development been affected by the Comics Code Authority? In contemporary society, what do they represent? Are they anti-establishment or part of the establishment? How do affective villains play foil to their heroes? Are they becoming more believable and likeable?
In this panel, we will tackle these questions, along with discussing strategies for designing new and engaging villains. The panel will include questions from the audience and an interactive exercise where we will brainstorm what next year's SDCC 2015 favorite villain might look like.
Princess Ugg #1 Release Party @ Isotope
James Sime, proprietor of Isotope Comics Lounge, has kindly offered to host a release party for Princess Ugg issue #1. Come by any time from noon to 5pm to get your signed copy. Free sketches to the first three people to give the password, Claymore.
Princess Ugg Chapter 1 Is Coming
The Final Order Cutoff, or FOC, of Princess Ugg #1 is May 12th. Please tell you retailer right away. Oni Press has created this order form. Print it out, fill it out, and pass it to your retailer right away!
GloomCookie Vol. 1 Hardcover
Serena Valentino and I are launching a kickstarter to remaster GloomCookie Vol. 1 !
Serena Valentino and Ted Naifeh are joining forces once again to collect the first six issues of their popular comic book series GloomCookie in a beautiful hard cover 15th anniversary special addition. It will feature some never before printed extras such as pin-ups by Naifeh and script pages by Valentino, and depending on fan support may also include new story and sequential art featuring your favorite GloomCookie characters. Please look for our kickstarter campaign later this month when you will have the opportunity to order your copy as well as the other exciting incentives we have conjured up for you lovelies.
Watch this website for more info about the upcoming Kickstarter campaign. Or go to:
Are you going to Wondercon in Anaheim this weekend? If so, I'll be at the Oni booth (#213) to sign books and show you a sneak peek of my new series, Princess Ugg. Or you can get an original, one of a kind sketch from yours truly. Any subject you like!
It's 2014! Want an original Ted Naifeh?
I'm opening my commission list again, taking requests for black-and-white or watercolor pieces. Got a favorite character, like Batman, Disco Dazzler, or perhaps even an obscure favorite like Courtney Crumrin? I'll draw the hell out of anything you like. I ain't cheap, but I can be had. For prices and possibilities, please contact my art guy at tednaifehart at gmail.
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- No. 18
"Lots of swimming and sex will keep any woman youthful," advises Zsa Zsa Gabor, who's rarely been spied in a tank suit since the 1936 Miss Hungary pageant. Now 55, Gabor confides she just elected former toy executive Jack Ryan as Husband No. 6 "because he's so good in bed—he's like Rubirosa [who was a lover, not one of the previous five spouses]. Somebody asked me," she continued, "if after six marriages, I felt like a used woman. Pah! There is no such thing. A woman has only to take a hot bath, and she is no different than before. Anyway, a woman who has just made love sparkles. I always sparkle..."
"Jeffrey was walking all over me, a regular male chauvinist pig," says Helen Reddy about pre-I Am Woman days with husband-manager Jeff Wald. "Then I stood up for myself. It was a long process, taking many days and nights of talking. Jeff has changed a lot. He's a feminist now." But in London lately, Wald was sounding anything but reformed. Asked if he thought he had contributed to his fair lady's stardom, Wald conceded that he "had better material to work with than Professor Higgins" before getting in the last oink: "I don't think I made her a star. I know I did."
Necktie Party
Twice a presidential aspirant, ex-Sen. Eugene McCarthy is trying again, but no one is paying any attention. "I've done just about everything but hang myself up by my necktie to make the announcement more emphatic," he complained recently. But then McCarthy's running not as a Democrat but on something called the Committee for a Constitutional Presidency ticket this time, and by now perhaps he's beginning to make a Stassen of himself.
Groaning Bored
The French are gourmands to be sure, but that isn't why director Roger Vadim spent the night of his nuptials to Brigitte Bardot in the dining room. In his forthcoming autobiography, Memories of the Devil, Vadim reports that in 1952, when he became the 18-year-old sex kitten's first mate, their civil ceremony didn't satisfy her fiercely Catholic father. So, until the subsequent church wedding, Bardot pére billeted the protesting groom on a cot in the family salle à manger and packed his daughter back to her own room.
Banana Flambé
Being just one of a bunch of top bananas—even in that most sophisticated of TV sitcoms, M*A*S*H—did not satisfy actor McLean Stevenson. So after three seasons he played out his option (as Col. Henry Blake) on the assumption that he would headline his own show on NBC. So, in ineffable M*A*S*H style, Henry was written out in a shocking and fiery chopper crash that possibly burnt Stevenson's bridge behind him. The presumed producers of his NBC show have split, thus shutting McLean out for the fall and precluding any re-entry in a series until 1976 at the earliest.
Bunker Mentality
The male sanctum sanctorum in Washington is the Burning Tree Club in suburban Bethesda. It after all has the links where Presidents play out their kinks, with Secret Servicemen lolling about with guns in their golf bags. No female has even dug a divot there. Now the National Organization for Women and New York Representative Bella Abzug have begun to tee off against the club's sexist discrimination. "Mencken once said anyone guilty of golf should not be qualified to hold public office," quotes Abzug, "but if women are qualified for Congress, the Supreme Court and the White House, then certainly they should be able to play at Burning Tree. After five years restricted to swimming at dawn, we just integrated the congressional pool. Burning Tree," Bella decreed, "should be the next bastion to fall."
•Mel Brooks, who has four children (including one by present wife Anne Bancroft)', thinks the ideal family is twice that big. Why? "It's the right number to carry your coffin when you die from the heart attack which having eight children will certainly give you."
•Not only has Dani Greco, singer Buddy's ex, recaptured her fugitive romance, David Janssen, but she won't have to sit on the floor anymore. Before the reconciliation, the impetuous star of ABC's Harry O had stalked out on Dani and then cleaned out their whole Century City penthouse of furniture.
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BROOKLYN, MI – Faster Horses Festival 2014 is now a little bigger.
Darius Rucker and Chase Rice have been officially added to this year's outdoor country music and camping festival at Michigan International Speedway, which is set for July 18-20.
Rucker and Rice join a lineup that already includes Tim McGraw, Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Kip Moore and many others.
Thus far, Rice is the only repeat act from the first Faster Horses Festival, which took place in July 2013.
Additional acts are expected to be announced in the coming weeks and months.
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Sales Taxes: The Continuing Saga
The front page of the Alaska section of today's Anchorage Daily News sports the headline, "Sales tax plans considered for ballot." Sales taxes are inherently regressive, so they are bad for low and middle income families because sales taxes shift the burden of taxes away from the wealthy, and onto the backs of working families. I have explained this in other blogs, and have provided some solid references in those blog entries on this matter.
In my research and discussions with various knowlegeable colleagues on the matter of the proposed sales taxes in Anchorage, a number of other troubling issues have surfaced:
1) One of the two versions of the proposed sales tax excludes services. Higher income groups purchase proportionally more services than low income groups, so a sales tax that excludes services is more regressive than a sales tax on all items. In other words, if services are not taxed, wealthier Anchorage residents will effectively be taxed at a lower rate. This shifts the sales tax burden even more onto low and middle income families.
2) Excluding services from the sales tax also ensures that the tax rate will have to be increased over time. Historically, the cost of services (such as government services) rises faster than the cost of goods. As a result, the revenues raised from a sales tax on goods alone would increase more slowly than the costs of government services the sales tax is intended to pay for. The sales tax rate on goods would have to be increased to keep pace with providing the same level of services from year to year. A gradually higher and higher sales tax rate would make the sales tax gradually more and more burdensome on low and middle income families.
3) Some of the sales tax would be paid by residents outside Anchorage, including rural residents who come to Anchroage to shop. In this way, Anchorage may export its sales tax burden to predominantly lower-income bush Alaska. This makes the tax even more regressive.
4) All the sales tax proposals include a "cap" on the maximum sales tax paid for a single item. Since higher income groups buy proportionally more high-priced items (like SUVs) than low income groups, the high income groups benefit disproportionatly from this sales tax cap. The cap makes the sales tax even more regressive and less fair for lower and middle income families.
Where is the detailed analysis by the advocates of these regressive sales taxes about the kind of impact they are going to have on Anchorage families? Perhaps there is no detailed analysis because the advocates already know that low income families will be hurt by this new tax and they don't want to broadcast this critical, meanspirited fact. Perhaps taking a disproportionate share of their income will result in those low income workers more likely to turn to public assistance payments for support if the city is taking more of their income in taxes. It may end up costing the city and the nonprofit service agencies more in the long term to pay for public support for workers than the sales tax it collects from them. A sales tax is almost always bad public policy. Where are the facts about the real consequences for Alaskan working families?
Posted on January 31, 2006, in Tax Policy. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
Another way to view the two sales tax proposals is to look at who really benefits if either passes: While proponents tells us the new taxes will help people keep their homes by reducing their property taxes, the same tax break also goes to the owners of business property. A survey of Anchorage's five largest commercial landowners which include Alyeska Pipeline, Fred Meyer, and BP reveals several million dollars in tax savings those corporations will enjoy if voters approve the new sales tax. Stated differemty, renters, seniors and ordinary homeowners will all have to chip in with the new sales tax to lighten the load on large corporate landowners in Anchorage. A policy quite familiar to Republicans at every level of government. What troubles me is that no one is talking about it.
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Now the question risen up is how do I do to have my https working? As I mentioned below, already have all certificates and their directives configured.
Thanks for your attention.
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I have a apache already installed (by other team, which doesnt know if there´s the module mod_ssl). The final purpose is to secure my current http to https. Already have all cerficates, with the directives in the conf files, and still the https url doesnt work yet.
I searched over all logs I could find, and didnt found any string "mod_ssl":(. So I guess I need to do something to enable, install it.
Saw in a link that I need to download the source in modssl.org, and other installation procedures as well. But the in my case is that I already have Apache installed, and need only to add/enable/install the mod_ssl module. Ok, now another question to be pointed out:
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compiler-flag -DEAPI, or your Webserver might crash or can not be
Almost all modules I know adds the -DEAPI flag by themself except mod_jserv
and mod_jk"
But my apache installed is mod_jk (my configuration >> Apache/2.0.46 (Unix) mod_jk/1.2.4). Should I supppose from this that in my case I dont have the DEAPI??? Not sure on what to do now. How will I check if it has DEAPI?
I keep doing searches over the net, but in case any of you has some hint and speed up a little bit on my side, it´ll be helpful.
Im kind of disorientated with all this thing of https. This´s the 1st time i get into it. So, ask for your detailed support.
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idk man...its still pretty gay,NO ONE BEATS THE HORNY ALIEN!
not as much as your other sketches. it wasn't as high quality as others you do. naddamean?
i just accepted it ya ish head.
hahaha i don't see you sendin a littl friend request. hahha
yo..ill work on the letters, i dont no how my letters are complex tho man explain that cuz thats what every 1 sais...
i added you on aim but get at me on msn nukkuh!
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and get on aim some damn time i added sn on liek monday and you havent been on once since then fool
if g stand for Gayman then yes yes he is....
dude batman is sooooooooooooo fucking gay....
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Dec 6, 2011
The visit of the Indonesian delegation
"We want all people in Europe to understand this: For the sake of your palm oil, multinational companies destroy our forests, our source of life and our future", says Nordin, founder of the organisation Save our Borneo. Now, he personally travels to Germany:
Rainforest Rescue, Robin Wood and Watch Indonesia! have invited him along with seven other activists and victims from Indonesia to come. Among them is an indigenous family from Sumatra who has lost everything due to the operations of the palm oil company Wilmar.
From December 7th to December 20th, they travel around Germany: They are going to meet with several politicians in Berlin, do television, newspaper and radio interviews and report at public events on the destruction of their livelihood.
Read more about this topic here:
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The manufacturing company Unilever prefers to conceal the ingredient that many of its products (Rama/Blue Band, Becel/Flora etc.) contain: palm oil – and thus, the blood of indigenous people and peasants in Indonesia who are threatened, shot at, arrested and driven off for the sake of its cultivation. Now, the Wilmar Group that supplies Unilever with palm oil for its wide range of goods has dealt another blow. – Update: Dec 6, 201134,994 supporters
Palm oil is an edible plant oil which has become a common ingredient in many consumer products. Today, around 50 percent of the goods we use every day contain palm oil, from processed foods to candles, grooming products and "biofuels". Read on for more information on why palm oil has become so pervasive, and how it is destroying rainforests.


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Several media outlets are reporting that Gwen Stefani has signed on to be a judge on the NBC hit show "The Voice" for season 7.
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Stefani will join current coaches Adam Levine and Blake Shelton. Pharrell Williams will also join the show as a judge next season.
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I'm honestly not sure if it's possible to boost fertility while still breastfeeding around the clock. After all, this was our ancestor's way of helping to space babies out as much as possible . Ideally, women don't return to normal fertility until breastfeeding diminishes (usually when the baby starts relying more on solid food).
So, while you don't have to wean your daughter, you may want to consider offering her more solid food, and thus breastfeeding less. I know women who have managed to conceive while they're breastfeeding, but only after the frequency of feeds has gone down.


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In semifinal action on the track, Johnathan Cabral, Anne Kesselring, Becca Friday, Mac Fleet and both 4x400 meter relays all advanced through semifinal heats on to Saturday's finals.
"We're still trying to get a trophy," said Oregon head coach Robert Johnson. "There are lots of points to be won tomorrow. We're looking forward to doing what we do."
With Skipper and Stinson combining for eight points, the men were tied for seventh. Texas led with 31 points, followed by Arkansas and Virginia with 14.
Kansas led the women's race with 22 points, followed by Arizona State with 20 and Arizona with 11. Oregon had one point going into the day, but had no women competing in finals on Thursday.
In his first NCAA Championships, Skipper ripped off a throw of 219-11/67.03m on his second attempt. That held up for fourth place over the next four rounds as the freshman from Oregon City, Ore., scored the first five points for the men.
"It was not the series I wanted," said Skipper. "I needed to be more consistent, but all in all, it was a good experience. I just want to thank my family. It was a good meet. I think it went as good as it could go."
Stinson followed that with a strong sixth place run in the 10,000. He ran in the top three early in the race, but did not break when the leaders pushed the pace and was able to score three crucial points for the Ducks by finishing sixth in 29:46.45.
"I haven't done anything at the NCAA level and my main goal was to score some points for the team and get experience at this level," said the junior from Austin, Texas. "By the end, I was about four or five seconds from second place. I wasn't expecting to run at that pace.
"I think being here was a big reason why I got sixth. I have lots of fans cheering me on and I think it's unacceptable to not score in the 10K in front of a home crowd, especially at Hayward."
Also in the 10,000, Matthew Melancon finished 20th in 30:42.16, as the freshman from Eugene, Ore., made his NCAA debut in front of the home crowd.
The Ducks set the table for the rest of the meet with six qualifiers advancing to Saturday's finals.
Oregon's 4x400 meter relay squads were again impressive.
The women's 4x400 meter relay roared to victory in 3:28.15. The team of Jenna Prandini, Chizoba Okodogbe, Laura Roesler and Phyllis Francis not only had the fastest semifinal on Thursday but also ran the No. 3 time in school history.
"(My teammates) put me in the perfect spot," said Roesler. "All I had to do was follow the others and use my 100 meter strength in the final 120 meters."
The men's 4x400 team was nearly as successful. The squad of Jack Galpin, Arthur Delaney, Kevin Anding and Mike Berry ran second in their heat then Texas A&M in 3:04.20 to automatically qualify for the finals. That time was just .04 off the Ducks' season best.
"I think it went well," said Berry. "We knew we had a tough time in Texas A&M, but we qualified for finals."
In the men's 110 meter hurdles, Cabral, a sophomore from Calabasas, Calif., got off to a strong start and won his heat in 13.46 to move on to Saturday's final.
"We did what we all wanted to do," said Cabral. "We wanted to go out and finish. Now we have to move onto the next thing and come out for Saturday."
Both Oregon teams advanced in the 1,500 meters. For the women, senior Anne Kesselring eased to third place in her heat in 4:14.74, while senior Becca Friday took fourth in heat two in 4;17.46.
In the men's 1,500 meters, Mac Fleet put on a burst of speed down the final straightaway to win his heat in 3:41.21. The junior from San Diego, Calif., had the fastest qualifying time on Thursday.
Also in the 1,500, sophomore Chad Noelle placed eight in heat one in 3:42.80 and was the fastest non-qualifier. Senior Patrick Todd placed 11th in his heat in 3:46.95.
In other semifinal action, Megan Patrignelli just missed advancing in the women's 3,000 meter steeplechase. The junior from Monroe, N.Y., was seventh in her heat in 10:09.83 and was the fastest non-qualifier.
Junior English Gardner placed seventh in her heat of the women's 200 meters in 23.70 and did not advance.
Dakotah Keys finished competition in the decathlon in 11th place with 7,817 points. The sophomore from Sweet Home, Ore., won the javelin with a throw of 214-3/65.31m. He also matched his PR with a clearance at 16-0.75/4.90m in the pole vault.


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Leslie: Group founder & leader for many years Eileen: Full-trance medium & channel for Salumet
Transcript of teachings: 1994-2007-first 14 years (10mb-PDF) Can be downloaded and read on variety of devices--or perform Keyword Searches
NEW! - 2008-2015 Salumet transcripts part 2 (PDF)
Short audio clips:-08/05/05 'The power of Thought' 09/01/26'...the umbrella of fear...deep spiritual love...' 94/10/10-Space travellers/source of knowledge/fall of man-98/07/27'...Your World is changing...08/02/25 '...2012...' 2010/03/29 Planet X - Nibiru-94/11/14-crop circle energy/proof02/02/04-White Eagle-Silver Birch-Great White Brotherhood & The Native American-03/08/18-On helping to free the spirit
The aim of this website is to present the work of our group, which has been doing spiritual work for many years and carefully recording and transcribing each session, in the hope that some of the incredible /wonderful/magical information can be freely shared. We hope this will bring greater spiritual understanding to the Earth at this time of substantial change. Many great ones have gathered and some amazing connections have been made. The one known to us as Salumet, comes from 'deeper spirit' and brings awareness and teaching from Angelic Realms. The purity of love which Salumet always has, rekindles our spirits and shines light on our pathways onwards.
Other visitors to our circle have come through with specific lessons in support of these teachings, including some from our Earthly history, such as Emma Hardinge-Britten, Mary Stuart and Catherine the Great. Others have not walked this Earthplane, but have come to explain their work in spirit, such as one known to us as the 'Light Escort,' who helps to bridge the gap between this world and the next. Then there is Bonniol, a dear friend from a distant planet, who communicates through a process known as 'Mind Projection', or more aptly described as 'mind-link'. And in the early years you will find such Amerindian names as 'Moon Feather', 'White Horse' and 'Nahashiwah'; also beautifully spoken ones from holy orders such as 'Sister Anna'. As you will see, there is a wealth of information and hopefully we will be able to present it clearly and easily here.
You may find some of the information presented challenges your beliefs. We are certainly challenged at times by it all. We only ask that you strive to be of open mind, as you embark on this journey of spiritual unfoldment...
The Kingsclere Group - most of the past and present members
From top left: Leslie, Eileen, Lilian, Sarah, George, Ann, Jan, Richard, Mark, Paul, Sara, Graham, Serena, Rod, Daphne, Sue, Jim, Emily & Natalie


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Sterne Goes Low in Dubai
Richard Sterne fired a 10-birdie 62 to take the opening-round lead in the Dubai Desert Classic. The European Tour event started Thursday at Emirates Golf Club
Starting on the 10th tee, Sterne carded six birdies on his initial nine holes, making the turn on the par-37 home half with a 31. He then added four more birdies on the par-35 front nine for another 31.
Sterne came just short of matching fellow South African Ernie Els' course record, set in 1994. "I knew Ernie had shot 61 quite a while ago and always thought it would be impossible to get close, but I got as close as you could," he told the European Tour website.
"Hopefully I can just keep going and give myself a chance on Sunday when it counts," added the 31-year-old from Pretoria. "I do want to win again and that's one of the goals for the year. It's been a while since I've won - it's just not that easy to do anymore!"
One stroke back is Scotland's Stephen Gallacher, who had a wild day with seven birdies, two eagles - including one on the par-4, 485-yard sixth after holing out from the fairway - and a couple of bogeys. Sharing third after 65s are England's Tommy Fleetwood and two other Scots, Chris Doak and Scott Jamieson.
"It was a bizarre round. I chipped in, then three-putted from six feet, but I drove it great," Gallacher said. "My driver broke last week, but the new one is working well."
Defending champion Rafael Cabrera-Bello of Spain shot a 69. Making his season debut, Lee Westwood carded a 67, a score matched by 2004 Dubai winner, 56-year-old Mark O'Meara.
A total of 94 players broke par Thursday. Among those who didn't was Paul McGinley. The recently appointed captain of the 2014 European Ryder Cup team opened with a 74.
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Audemars Piguet attended the first edition of the Watches & Wonders 2013 Haute Horology fair in Hong Kong
Audemars Piguet was pleased to participate in the first edition of the Haute Horology Salon, Watches & Wonders, organised by the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie in Hong Kong on 25th to 28th September 2013.
Audemars Piguet's CEO, François-Henry Bennahmias, commented: "Audemars Piguet is proud to have been one of the 13 prestigious Haute Horology brands participating in the first edition of Watches & Wonders. We firmly believe that this event can provide an excellent platform for us to further introduce the brand's origins, passion, artistry and craftsmanship to the Asian markets."
Exclusively for Watches & Wonders 2013, Audemars Piguet launched the Millenary Minute Repeater and almost simultaneously to its worldwide launch in Miami, unveiled the Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph LeBron James, a limited edition for the twice NBA champion and Audemars Piguet Ambassador. Visitors also had the opportunity to see an impressive collection of historical pieces brought over from Audemars Piguet's private museum situated in Le Brassus, which perfectly demonstrates the innovation, history and tradition of the Maison.
The brand's stand was a representation of its new boutique concept launched this year, which aim, is to bring the Manufacture to the boutique. Origins and exclusive relationships are at the centre of the customer brand experience and come through compelling content as well as powerful storytelling while reflecting Audemars Piguet's unique energy and own personality. The lounge area, the watchmaker's corner and the timepieces windows are all part of the experience while the wooden interior and lighting are reminiscent of the Vallée de Joux, the cradle of the brand.
On September 26th, International star Mr. Donnie Yen and Dr. Francis Choi, founder of Early Light International (Holdings) Limited, paid a visit to the Audemars Piguet lounge along with their family. Fascinated by the watchmaker's bench and the dial making machine they were also given a private tour of the stand and current timepiece collection.
Watches & Wonders 2013 has been crowned with success on its inaugural show and has been attended by many collectors and connoisseurs from all of Asia making it the first pan-Asian Salon of Haute Horology.


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KALAMAZOO -- Slow starts and fast finishes seem to be the trademark lately of Western Michigan University's volleyball team.
While it's not the best way to play, it has put the Broncos into first place by themselves in the Mid-American Conference's West Division.
Using the slow-fast gameplan, WMU swept Buffalo 25-20, 25-21, 25-16, Saturday night at University Arena before 841. The win gives the Broncos a 16-3 overall record and a 7-1 mark in the West, a game ahead of Central Michigan. Buffalo falls to 5-17 overall and the Bulls are winless in eight MAC matches.
"These types of matches don't bother me that much because we played with a lot of poise," WMU coach Colleen Munson said. "We never got rattled, and it was a matter of us playing like we know how to play, which we did in the third game.
"It sure was deja vu from Friday night's match against Akron."
It was deja vu for Western sophomore Allyson Doyle, too. The Battle Creek St. Philip product displayed a wide variety of shots, from short tips to long tips to heavy-duty kill shots in both matches this weekend. She had 10 kills and just one error in 15 attempts for an outstanding .600 hitting percentage against the Bulls.
"I always try to work on shots to see what's open," Doyle said. "The coaches are always trying to get me to swing harder, but I'm just trying to get the ball in."
The hard swinging is left to players like Michelle Moore, who had a team high 11 kills, or Katie Eberling, who added eight kills.
"The tips worked against Akron and they worked well tonight, too," Doyle said. "I also got a few swings in, which was good."
"This match was typical Ally,'' Munson said. "She sees the court so well.
"She had just one hitting attempt in the first set, so our focus was to get her more swings in the second and third sets. She can get a kill from so many different sets, and her kills help us get the tempo of the match faster."
Doyle added 10 digs, three assisted blocks and three setting assists.
Western didn't take the lead in the first set until 18-17 and that came on a Buffalo hitting error. The Broncos finally won it on another Buffalo error.
To prove they could do it again, the Broncos didn't take the lead for good until 17-16 in the second set.
A Buffalo hitting error was set point, too.
Western's blocking had a lot to do with the Bulls' hitting problems. The Broncos had 14 assisted blocks, led by Jaime Gotham's four. They held Buffalo to a .109 team hitting percentage.
Once Western got going in the third set, it was unstoppable. A Doyle kill from the middle was match point.


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Each spring students present during our annual Undergraduate Research Conference. Students also share their scholarly work during our fall poster presentations and in the summer months, classroom teaching comes alive thanks to the South Dakota Biomedical Infrastructure Network (BRIN).
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Two Wisconsin Democratic state senators survived pushes for their recall and held on to their seats in Tuesday's recall election.
Both were among the 14 Democrats who fled the state back in February to prevent a crucial vote. They had sought to block Republican Gov. Scott Walker's move to end public employee collective bargaining rights.
A third Democrat won a recall election last month.
Republicans still hold majority control of the Wisconsin Senate, 17 to 16.
More than $40 million was estimated to have been spent on the recalls, which some political analysts say have national implications ahead of the 2012 election.
Democrats still say they plan to launch a recall of Walker next year.
Walker is already trying to moderate, saying after the two Republican losses last week and the release of a poll showing a 59 percent disapproval rating that he wanted to work in a more bipartisan way with Democrats.
His spokesman Cullen Werwie reiterated that message after the two Democratic wins Tuesday.
"With the uncertainty of the recalls over, the governor is looking forward to working together with the Legislature and job creators to get more Wisconsinites back to work," Werwie said.
The nine recall elections in Wisconsin this year were the largest ever in the nation's history.
Wisc. GOP Retains Control of State Senate
Wisconsin Republicans Face Recall Vote
Judge Blocks New Wisconsin Union Law
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was a time not long ago when anyone who created music and wanted to get
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were tamed and edited.
an interesting documentation of this process, watch The Brady Bunch,
#96, Season 4, in which Greg gets "discovered," renamed Johnny
Bravo, and his art is muddled and processed by engineers and marketers,
who promise him the moon if he will just go along with their evil scheme.
Greg, in all his Brady Integrity, abandons the deal and goes home.)
Llama Records was founded on the concept of letting the artists do
they want while allowing "the market" to adjust to them. We
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One of Ochsner Health System's leading administrators has received a top award from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Dr. William Pinsky, executive vice president and chief academic officer at Ochsner, on Sunday (Oct. 27) received the Academy's 2013 Founder's Award.
Established in 1988, the prize recognizes outstanding contributions in pediatric cardiology and cardiovascular surgery.
Pinsky joined Ochsner in 1999, where his colleagues say he has served as a mentor in addition to leading the Ochsner Clinical School at University of Queensland. Before that, he was chief of pediatric cardiology at Tulane University and Wayne State University, according to the hospital. Pinsky is also the founder of Racing for Kids, a foundation that promotes the needs of kids in children's hospitals through motorsports. And he sits on the board of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
Pinsky received his doctorate at St. Louis University School of Medicine in 1973. He served a residency in pediatrics and a post-doctoral fellowship in Pediatric Cardiology at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital.
The American Academy of Pediatrics presented the award to Pinsky during its national conference in Orlando.


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If the name of this lodge seems biased, wait until you meet the guides! Located on the Grande Ronde River, near Troy, Oregon, this low key, high value operation is where some of the Northwest's finest steelheaders and spey casters congregate for a final seasons of guiding and instruction. Renowned spey instructor, Scott O'Donnell, heads a crew of diehard steelhead guides who love the Ronde and the steelhead it sustains. As much a spey casting and fishing school as a hard-charging guiding operation, this is the best place we know of to learn the art of spey casting and improve your swing fishing skills. Now offering three distinct options on different sections of river and encompassing multiple seasons, Speywater Lodge continues to improve and impress.
Limited to six anglers per week, this is not only an operation that prides itself on fishing hard, but also a place where anglers can learn a great deal about steelhead fly fishing and the art of spey casting. Often described as a miniature Deschutes or a tiny replica of the Thompson, the Ronde has cast its spell on many of the sport's most distinguished steelheaders and spey casters. We invite you to join their ranks.
Multi-day guided floats are available on the lower river in September and October. If you want to maximize your time on the water or see more of the river, we highly suggest this outstanding camp trip option.
Speywater Lodge Location:
Speywater Lodge is located on the Grande Ronde River outside of Troy, Oregon.
Speywater Lodge Fishing Program:
The Grande Ronde is a Snake River tributary and considered one of the best late season Steelhead rivers in the Pacific Northwest. Throughout the month of October, the Ronde is as good a dry fly and greased line fishery as exists. As the season progresses and water temperatures drop in November, anglers spend more time fly fishing light type III and IV sink tips. The fly fishing can remain excellent through late November and later if water conditions permit. Grande Ronde steelhead are known for their willingness to move to a fly and range from 5 to 14 pounds, with the average fish typically weighing in around 8 pounds. Rafts are employed to access water, but all fishing is done while wading.
Speywater Lodge Accommodations and Meals:
Speywater Lodge: Located on a productive stretch of the Grande Ronde upstream of Troy, Oregon this comfortable lodge is the ultimate hub from which to fish the Ronde in October and November. Guests stay in double occupancy rooms with shared baths and meals are eaten in the lodge.
Float Trips: The mobile river camps consist of stand up tents with large vestibules to accommodate two anglers each and a twelve by fourteen foot wall tent for dining. Anglers move downstream in three self bailing rafts. All trips are geared for six anglers. Head guides are assisted by an all-star crew of guides, chefs and camp managers. All you'll have to worry about is fishing! Note: All float trip participants need to bring their own sleeping bag and pad and a head lamp.
Speywater Lodge Sample Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive Speywater Lodge.
Days 2-4: Full days of guided fishing.
Day 5: Depart lodge.
Grande Ronde Float Trip Sample Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive Speywater Lodge in afternoon or evening and overnight.
Day 2: Put on the river after breakfast and fish all day. Camp on the river.
Days 3 – 4: Full days guided fishing, camping on the river each night.
Day 5: Reach the take-out near Lewiston, Idaho in late afternoon or early evening.
Day 6: Depart Lewiston for home.
2016 Rates: $1,980 per person for a 4 night/3 day lodge package
$2,250 per person for a 4 night/4 day float trip package
Included: Accommodations and meals, guided fishing, flies and leaders
Not Included: Airfare, rental car, gratuities, fishing licenses, and alcohol
Species: Summer Steelhead
Season: September – November
Capacity: 6 anglers
Map: Troy, OR
Time: The time in Oregon is Pacific Standard Time.


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An unpretentious working farm sits on a hillside, fields hosting sheep and goats. A shed that could stand a paint job shelters a muddy tractor that has seen a lot of use. Wild rose bushes and blackberry vines creep over the edge of the lawn. A gravel road throws up the ubiquitous dust that fills rural air this time of year. Views from the valley range up into the Cascades to the east, and the coastal range to the west. It's the essence of what I love about Oregon, and it's pure Belle Pente.
When I go east to see my family, I take them authentic Oregon - the foods unique to us- marionberry jam, roasted hazelnuts, and smoked salmon. I'll add a bottle of Belle Pente Pinot noir to that list next time. Brian and Jill O'Donnell make wines that could only come from Oregon. And that is high praise.
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The host of a popular Detroit AM radio show could be in hot water with the authorities.
The Detroit News reports federal agents are investigating $75,000 in payments made to a company owned by Mildred Gaddis, WCHB 1200 AM radio host.
Two regular guest hosts on Gaddis' show "Inside Detroit" made the payments, ex-Wayne County Assistant Executive Michael Grundy and Highland Park school board member Robert Davis. The two are now under indictment for embezzling public funds.
The News cites invoices showing $45,000 paid to Gaddis' private company ExCel Media by Wayne County HealthChoice, the insurance company managed by Grundy. Federal court records allege her company received $30,000 from a company called Zeneco that may have been involved in Davis' embezzlement from Highland Park Schools.
This isn't Gaddis' first brush with alleged impropriety involving money and broadcasting. In 2009 she was fired from her public access show on WADL-TV after a WXYZ report accused her of a pay-for-play scandal involving her taking cash payments from Detroit City Council candidates in exchange for interviews. According to MLive, reports alleged she was charging council hopefuls $1,000 a piece for airtime without announcing the payments.
The Michigan Citizen reports that Gaddis admitted to taking $136,000 from the Detroit Public Schools in 2005, but failed to disclose the relationship to her listeners on her WCBH show.
Gaddis' spokesman Greg Bowens told the News that ExCel had indeed taken money from the two companies, but said it had not been exchanged for any special on-air treatment.
Federal Communication Commission policy generally prohibits broadcasters from running paid programming without notifying the public.
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This sounds so good, my mouth is watering. Yum!
YieldServes 6
2 cup raw, germinated walnuts, soak for 4 hours in purified water
¼ cup dulse (red seaweed), soaked for 10 minutes and drained
4 tablespoon chopped fresh dill
4 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
2 garlic cloves
¼ cup cold-pressed olive oil
2 teaspoon sea salt
½ cup freshly squeezed lemon juice
2½ celery stalks, chopped
1 red bell pepper, seeded, cored, and chopped
½ medium white onion, chopped
Recipe Directions
Combine the walnuts, dulse, herbs, garlic, lemon juice, oil and salt in the bowl of a food processor, using the "S" blade. Transfer to a large mixing bowl, and stir in the celery, pepper, and onion.
Rawstiles's ThoughtsBy rawstiles
Very filling. This is one of the first raw meals that we tried and actually liked. Sometimes we put it on RAWvolution's Famous Onion Bread with some sliced tomato. So yummy! This recipe is inspired by the Carol Alt book.
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I made it last night and theres hardly any left- this i so good wraped with kale- I love the taste of the fresh dill
I usually don't let it sit for more than 4 days or so. Some raw foodists say 24 hours and some say a week. I am really not sure. You could always cut the recipe in half. Hope that helps.
I am the only raw vegan in my house. How many days can this be stored ?
ruhiyyihrose - I am glad you enjoyed. I love Kale, so I will try it next time.
Katmelon - I hope you enjoyed as well. To the health of both of you!
I'm going to try this tonight!
I tried this last night and was soooo good. I ate it wrapped in Kale and it was so filling and satisfying. Thanks for sharing!
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Waiting for Never reunites at Sherlock's on Saturday
The wait is nearly over for Waiting for Never fans. The popular Erie hard-core band will play a 10th anniversary show on Saturday, its first gig since 2012. All but two members who played with the group during its career will participate. Sherlock's should be jammed.
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- Touch the Invader in the upper right corner to toggle between color and monochrome displays.
- The musical note in the upper left corner toggles sound effects on and off.
- The application launch may be delayed in areas where network access is unavailable or when 3G Wi-Fi signals are weak.
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8 January 2013
Content marketing and the shipping industry
Content marketing was the buzzword of 2012 in marketing circles as more people started to take notice of the effect of sharing content across multiple platforms to attract and engage audiences.
Put simply, content marketing helps educate your customers with helpful and useful information relevant to their market without directly selling your product.
But is there a role for shipping companies and ship suppliers to use content marketing initiatives to drive customer engagement and ultimately sales?
Most definitely, yes.
Here at ShipServ, we have been actively involved in content marketing for over three years by publishing whitepapers, e-books and videos on digital marketing and advertising for the shipping industry and pushing these out through as many social media channels as possible.
For many of these exercises we were guided by one of the leading agencies in content marketing, Velocity Partners, and Velocity's Ryan Skinner (a man with shipping experience ) has written an excellent piece on how companies can implement and use content marketing.
Maersk Lines social media effort driven by Jonathon Wichmann – click here to read about it – has rightly got a number of column inches over the last few months and in particular the way they have used their existing content – 'ships and containers' – to engage audiences and raise brand awareness through such platforms as Instagram, but other companies are starting to follow suit.
On the supplier side, Martek Marine has employed content marketing to boost the sales of its BNWAS product, by creating a specific web portal for the new regulation.
Content marketing is definitely here to stay and we will continue to look out for new initiatives from both buyers and suppliers in the industry.
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HE WAS HEALED Tony Campolo tells a story about being in a church in Oregon where he was asked to pray for a man who had cancer. Campolo prayed bold...
Contributor: SermonCentral
Scripture: 1 Corinthians 9:24
Shared: 11/4/2002
LOVING TEDDY Miss Thompson taught Teddy Stallard in the fourth grade. He was a slow, unkempt student, a loner shunned by his classmates. The previ...
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Scripture: Mark 5:1-5:20
Tags: Compassion, Perseverance, Encouragement, Patience, Christian Love, [more]
Shared: 4/8/2002
HOW BIG IS YOUR GOD? Tony Campolo was once confronted by an atheist who was one of his students. The young man told Campolo, "For me to believe in...
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Scripture: Psalms 53:1
Tags: Atheism
Shared: 9/7/2011
I want to conclude with a story that Tony Campolo tells about a time he was asked to speak at a Pentecostal college. He remembered that before the ser...
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Shared: 5/18/2005
Tony Campolo says that his wife is a brilliant woman. She has a PHD & is capable of pursuing a very profitable career. But she elected to stay home...
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Category: Humor
Scripture: 1 Peter 3:13-3:16, Ephesians 2:1
Tags: Sacrifice, Children, Temptation, Mothers, Mother's Day, [more]
Shared: 2/21/2001
"Joy in Christ requires a commitment to working at the Christian lifestyle. Salvation comes as a gif, but the joy of salvation demands disciplin...
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Category: Quotes
Scripture: John 12:23-13:26
Shared: 1/8/2001
Tony Campolo, A Baptist minister, was invited to speak at a college in Valley Forge Penn. He drove to the college and before he spoke several men took...
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Shared: 9/8/2001
Tony Campolo tells a story of a homeless man who offered to share his coffee with Tony. Tony said the coffee must have been swimming with bacteria bu...
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Shared: 10/22/2001
Tony Campolo said, "If you ever start to feel proud, just remember that soon after your body has been lowered into the grave, your family & friends wi...
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Category: Quotes
Scripture: none
Tags: Death, Humility, Temptation Pride
Shared: 6/3/2001
Tony Campolo - God carries your picture in His wallet....
Contributor: Bobby Scobey , Outreach, Inc.
Scripture: none
Tags: Church Body Of Christ
Shared: 6/18/2007


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Swamp Cooking
Thanksgiving in the Atchafalaya Basin is celebrated with longstanding traditions and authentic dishes passed down from generation to generation. Put some bayou cuisine on your own table this year with the new Swamp People e-cookbook, released to accompany the show's Swampsgiving episode. It features video clips from the series, recipes and cooking tips from renowned Cajun chef John Folse. Check out the three recipes below for a taste of what's in store.
Start to finish: 2 hours
Servings: 6
Mirliton, which originated in Mexico, is known by many Americans as "chayote squash" or "vegetable pear" and by the French as "christophene." The vegetable was brought to Bayou Country by the Canary Islanders, or "Isleños," who relocated to Louisiana when Spain took ownership of New Orleans from France. This South Louisiana delicacy is wonderful when stuffed with shrimp and crabmeat.
6 mirlitons, sliced lengthwise
1 pound jumbo lump crabmeat
1 pound (70–90 count) shrimp, peeled and deveined
1/4 pound butter
1 cup diced onions
1 cup diced celery
1/2 cup diced red bell peppers
1/4 cup minced garlic
1 tablespoon chopped basil
salt and black pepper to taste
Louisiana hot sauce to taste
1/4 cup chopped parsley
2 cups Italian breadcrumbs
12 pats butter
Preheat the oven to 375 F.
Boil the sliced mirlitons in lightly salted water for 30 to 40 minutes or until meat is tender enough to scoop from shells. Once tender, remove from water and cool. Using a teaspoon, remove seeds and gently scoop all meat out of the shell, being careful not to tear shell. Discard excess liquid accumulated while scooping meat. Reserve meat and save shells for stuffing.
In a 12-inch cast iron skillet, melt butter over medium-high heat. Sauté onions, celery, bell peppers, garlic and basil for 3 to 5 minutes or until vegetables are wilted. Blend in shrimp and cook 2 to 3 minutes or until pink and curled. Mix in reserved meat from mirlitons and chop large pieces while cooking. Cook 15 to 20 minutes, stirring until flavors develop. After most of the liquid has evaporated, remove from heat and season with salt, pepper, hot sauce and parsley. Fold in crabmeat, being careful to not break lumps. Sprinkle in approximately 1 1/2 cups of breadcrumbs to absorb any excess liquid and to hold stuffing intact.
Divide mixture into 12 equal portions and stuff into hollowed-out shells. Place stuffed mirlitons on baking pan and sprinkle with remaining breadcrumbs. Top each mirliton with 1 pat of butter. Bake 30 minutes or until golden brown. Serve 1 mirliton half as a vegetable or 2 halves as an entrée.
Start to finish: 3 1/2 hours
Servings: 8
To make this hearty and comforting meal, a browning bag serves as a cooking receptacle for the deer roast. It's important to pre-season and brown the roast in olive oil beforehand to guarantee that "caramelized" flavor. Surrounding the pre-browned roast with a multitude of flavors and vegetables will only further enhance the dish.
1 (4 1/2-pound) boneless venison chuck roast
salt and cracked black pepper to taste
granulated garlic to taste
1/2 cup flour
1/4 cup olive oil
2 cups chopped onions
1 cup chopped celery
6 cloves garlic, smashed
3 carrots, sliced
1 tablespoon chopped thyme
2 tablespoons chopped basil
1 (2-inch) sprig rosemary
1 (12-ounce) can Abita® or other local beer
1 quart venison or beef stock
Position rack in lower half of oven and preheat oven to 350 F.
Using a paring knife, cut 8 to 10 1-inch slits in the meat. Measure out approximately 1 1/2 tablespoons each of salt, pepper and granulated garlic and blend together well. Place an even amount of this mixture into each slit and rub any remaining seasoning over the roast. Depending on the size of the roast, additional salt, pepper and garlic may be needed. Dust venison lightly with flour, shake off excess and set aside.
In a large Dutch oven, heat olive oil over medium-high heat and brown roast thoroughly on all sides. Remove from pot and allow to cool slightly. Place roast in a large browning bag and surround with the remaining ingredients. Place browning bag in a large roasting pan and roast in oven for 2 to 3 hours or until fork tender.
Remove from oven and let rest for 5 minutes. Slice roast and serve with vegetables and juices from the cooking bag.
Start to finish: 2 hours
Servings: 6–8
The Beauregard yam is one of the sweetest yams in Louisiana. This unique variety was originally produced at Louisiana State University in the late 1980s. Small Beauregard sweet potatoes, which work best for this pie, are normally 1 1/2 inches in diameter and 4 to 6 inches in length. If only the larger sweet potato varieties are available, use 3 to 4 of that type instead of 6. Use only fresh sweet potatoes in this recipe for best results.
6 Beauregard sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/4-inch cubes
juice of 1/2 lemon
1/2 pound butter
1 cup sugar
1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
1 1/2 tablespoons flour
1/8 teaspoon allspice
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
3 ounces cream cheese
1 cup flour
Preheat oven to 350 F.
Place potatoes in a 4-quart stockpot with lightly salted water. The water should almost cover the potatoes but not completely. Bring to a rolling boil over medium-high heat, and cook 15 to 20 minutes or until potatoes are tender and about 90 percent of water has been absorbed. Remove from heat and allow to cool slightly. Discard any remaining liquid.
Using a fork, mash potatoes and transfer to a large mixing bowl. Blend in lemon juice and 1/4 pound of butter. Add the sugar, vanilla, flour, allspice and nutmeg, blending well. Set aside.
In a separate bowl, blend cream cheese and remaining butter. Sprinkle in 1 cup flour and mix thoroughly. Place dough on a floured board and knead 3 to 4 times. Roll pie crust 1/8 inch thick. Place crust in a 9-inch pie pan and fill with sweet potato mixture.
Bake approximately 1 hour. Refrigerate overnight prior to serving.