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Meat Beany Chili & Corn Muffins – VIDEO
by IsaChandra
Makes 12 muffins
Chili Serves 6 to 8
I'm no Texas chili expert, but I am a culinary reality TV expert, and one thing that's for sure is that if chefs on a cooking competition talk about Texas, they talk about chili. And if they talk about chili they have to state no less than 10 times that Texas chili has no beans in it. They'll say it in slow-mo and with echo and dubbed over techno music. Texas chili has no beans. Did you hear that? NO BEANS! So this is my reverse homage to Texas chili. A mean pot of stew filled with all my favorite beans! It's thick and stick-to-your ribs, and super duper meaty thanks to the cooked down lentils. Serve with Cornbread Muffins and guacamole.
Watch me make it and then I'll watch you make it! Wait, no I won't.
~You can make this on the stovetop instead of the slowcooker. Directions for both are below. Use 2 extra cups of water for the stovetop.
~If you don't want to futz with two different kinds of whole beans, either kidney or black beans could go solo, too.
For the Chili:
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 yellow onion, diced medium
1 green pepper, seeded, diced medium
6 cloves garlic, minced
2 jalapenos, thinly sliced (seeded, if you want it less spicy)
3 to 4 tablespoons mild chili powder
1 tablespoon dried mexican oregano
2 teaspoons ground cumin
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
Several dashes fresh black pepper
1/8th teaspoon ground cloves
2 cups water (plus extra as needed)
1 cup dried brown lentils
1 28 oz can crushed tomatoes
1 1/2 cups cooked kidney beans, rinsed and drained (15 oz can)
1 1/2 cups cooked black beans, rinsed and drained (15 oz can)
1 tablespoon pure maple syrup
2 tablespoons lime juice
For the Corn Muffins:
1 cup almond milk (or your favorite non-dairy milk)
2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
1 cup all purpose flour
1 cup cornmeal, medium ground
1/3 cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons refined coconut oil, melted
2 tablespoons unsweetened applesauce
1 cup corn kernels (thawed if using frozen)
For the Chili:
Slowcooker directions…
Set your slow cooker to "sear."
Saute the onion, green pepper and jalapeno in the oil with a big pinch of salt for 5 to 7 minutes, until onion is translucent.
Add the garlic, and saute until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add remaining ingredients, cover and set to slow cook for at least 8 hours. Lentils should be very tender.
Taste for salt and seasoning, and thin with a little water if necessary.
Stovetop directions…
Preheat a 4 quart pot over medium high heat.
Saute the onion, green pepper and jalapeno in the oil with a big pinch of salt for 5 to 7 minutes, until onion is translucent.
Add the garlic, and saute until fragrant, about 30 seconds. Add the chili powder (start with 3 tablespoons and go from there), oregano, cumin, salt, pepper, and cloves and toss to coat the onions, letting the spices toast a bit (about a minute or so).
Add the 4 cups water and scrape the bottom of the pan to deglaze. Add the lentils, cover the pot and turn the heat up to bring to a boil. Let boil for about 20 minutes, stirring every now and again. The lentils should still be firm, but almost tender enough to eat.
Add the crushed tomatoes, kidney beans and black beans. Cover the pot, and turn heat down to simmer. Let cook for about 30 more minutes, stirring occasionally. The lentils should be quite mushy, almost melting into the chili. You may also need to add more liquid depending on how much the chili has cooked down. Adding up to two cups more would not be unheard of.
Add lime and maple syrup, then taste for salt and seasoning. It tastes best if you let it sit for 10 minutes or so, but if you can't wait then just dig in!
For the Corn Muffins:
Preheat oven to 350 F. Lightly spray a muffin tin with cooking spray.
Measure out the milk and add the apple cider vinegar to it, then set aside to curdle.
In a medium mixing bowl, mix together the flour, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Make a well in the center and add in the milk, oil and applesauce. Stir together the wet ingredients in the well. Then mix the wet and dry together just until the dry ingredients are moistened, being careful not to overmix. Fold in the corn kernels.
Fill each muffin tin most of the way with batter. Bake for 18 to 22 minutes. Tops should feel firm to the touch and a knife inserted through the center should come out clean.
Remove from oven and when cool enough to handle (usually 10 minutes or so), transfer muffins to a cooling rack to cool the rest of the way.
There's a problem!
October 18, 2013 at 8:10 am: Elizabeth
I've never understood the outraged culinary purists who say there should be no beans in chilli because really chilli without beans is really just a spicy meat sauce and what's special about that. I posted an awesome black bean chilli recipe a while back, which is great but requires a very long ingredient list so I'll give this one a try because it's a relatively simple and the cooked down lentils will give the sauce a nice meatiness without resorting to TVP which is something I can't quite come at.
Here's a link to my vegetarian black bean if anyone's interested, the moral being you just can't have too many recipes for vegetarian chilli
October 18, 2013 at 10:04 am: Emma
Yay! Watched the awesome vid the other day and was super excited for the recipe! Thanks so much for sharing :)
October 18, 2013 at 11:54 am: Meredith
this chili is kick-ass and you are hilarious! thank you!!!
October 18, 2013 at 12:54 pm: Lisa
Yo, I live in Texas, and all my chili has beans!
October 18, 2013 at 3:59 pm: Penny
I love these videos! You are awesome.
October 18, 2013 at 4:09 pm: Magda
This looks delish!! I'm always looking to kick it up a notch, especially when it comes to meatless dishes. Having a strong family history with heart disease, I try to eat as much vegan as I can. I'll be making real soon. Thanks so much for sharing it with the world! Cheers from Canada :)
October 18, 2013 at 4:29 pm: H.S.
Thank you so much for this recipe Isa. We have a chili cook off fundraiser coming up in November and per my request they finally introduced "Alternative Chili" category. Can't wait to make this and show everyone how delicious meatless can be :)
October 18, 2013 at 4:30 pm: Valerie
Isa, what is the brand name of your slow cooker. I like the sauteing feature and my slow cooker just died.
I really want to try this. It looks delicious.
October 18, 2013 at 5:12 pm: AMJ
For the corn muffins, could I substitute anything for the coconut oil, like regular veg/canola oil? My daughter has food allergies. Thanks!
October 18, 2013 at 5:39 pm: Terry
I'm also getting a new slow cooker. I've never had one that sears. Any recommendations? Thanks!
October 18, 2013 at 5:42 pm: Jessica
About to go buy groceries for this! If I'm cooking stovetop, would you advise against letting it cook all day? Thanks, as always, for being perfection <3
October 18, 2013 at 6:25 pm: Tami@Nutmeg Notebook
I will have to try this chili recipe! I grew up in Nebraska – the best corn on the cob ever!
October 18, 2013 at 6:29 pm: Michael
…. damn that looks good !
October 18, 2013 at 6:58 pm: Christina
I just love you, Isa. I share you every chance I get. Just today I was sharing you with a new vegan who was overwhelmed by the prospect (I'm an OLD vegetarian relatively newly vegan) and I could honestly tell her not to worry, everything was not only going to be ok, it was going to be fun and delicious and even a little irreverent. She's not overwhelmed any more and she's laughing.. (FYI we are a couple of old broads in our 60s.) Only problem is, now I want a Breville slow cooker (with sear function!) to go with my convection/toaster oven ;0)
October 18, 2013 at 8:17 pm: Sarojini
Loved the video, and that the chili is so simple. Those corn muffins also look delish…
October 18, 2013 at 8:39 pm: Amanda
My slow cooker doesn't have a sear setting. Is there another option? ie high for #mins or preparing some other way first?
October 18, 2013 at 8:40 pm: Amanda
Actually, scrap that….I should learn to read on… ;)
October 18, 2013 at 10:41 pm: Lani
As someone else asked, what non oil liquid could be used for the coconut oil?
October 19, 2013 at 4:48 pm: IsaChandra
I would do two tablespoons almond butter, 2 tablespoons extra applesauce.
October 19, 2013 at 12:12 am: FoodFeud
Isa yr videos are amazing! And here I thought I couldn't like you more than I already do.
Don't have a slow cooker but love the idea of lentils in the chili. Gotta try this soon when it cools off a bit more.
October 19, 2013 at 2:46 am: Tikva
Jalapeno's are difficult to buy fresh where I live, so wondered if fresh Green Chillies could be used as a substitute, and if so, how many? Thanks!
October 19, 2013 at 4:37 am: Luv What You Do
This looks amazing! I can't wait to make it lentil chili!
October 19, 2013 at 4:06 pm: JennO
Isa! I stepped away from the computer for a wee bit and when I return I find Isa's gone video. Not to be weird, b-u-t…I think I'm in love! You are amazing and this meal is going into my slow cooker right now! Grazie, bella!
October 20, 2013 at 12:43 pm: Aurora Cooney
Made this and it was a HUGE hit. And it was sooooo easy.
October 20, 2013 at 4:19 pm: Dionne
I just made this for dinner and even my "reluctant" omnivore husband loved it! My lentils were still "crunchy" though, even after 9+ hours, not sure if I did something wrong. This is the first time I have made chili, vegan or otherwise, that I finally said, "Yeah!"
October 21, 2013 at 1:24 am: Danielle
Isa, is that just a large cookie scoop you're using in the video or is it one designed specifically for muffins? Thanks!
October 21, 2013 at 4:03 pm: IsaChandra
It's an ice cream scoop!
October 21, 2013 at 4:02 am: A
The BF made this today. So, so good.
October 21, 2013 at 4:57 pm: Susann
Hi Isa,
I'm living in Germany and would love to make this dish; however, I#m not very secure with American recipes. So, when you write chili powder, do you mean powdered chili pepper (i.e. cayenne pepper?) or a blend of spices which besides chilis already includes oregano and cumin and is sold here as chili powder, chili mix, or chili flavor? Thank you for your help (and your lovely recipes)!
Cheers, Susann
October 21, 2013 at 7:58 pm: IsaChandra
Blend of spices. Not cayenne, or you'll burn off your whole mouth.
October 21, 2013 at 7:03 pm: Nate
Is it 4 cups of water or 2? Ingredients say 2, instructions say 4.
October 21, 2013 at 7:57 pm: IsaChandra
Stovetop is 4, slow cooker is 2. There are two separate instructions.
October 22, 2013 at 12:36 am: Gina
I am excited about the corn muffins. I hate when they are too sweet!
October 22, 2013 at 1:07 am: Becky
I made these corn muffins tonight to go with some chli I had already made this weekend. I love them! They will now be my goto recipe. Instead of applesauce I used some leftover pumpking puree I had in the fridge and couldn't tell the difference. I also topped the muffins before baking with a sliced jalpeno from a jar just for looks and a little heat YUM. What a hit. Thank you and I love your videos!!! When will I see your show on the food channel?!
October 22, 2013 at 2:01 am: Ting
You are so funny!! I recently discovered your blog after going vegan and it has become my bed time reading. I especially like your "About" page! I also live in NYC and adopted the cutest Maine Coon cat from Brooklyn :o)
October 22, 2013 at 8:40 pm: Tina.
Hi, Isa! Thanks so much for another great looking recipe. Planning on making your chili this weekend–can't wait. Just wanted to be sure that the recipe for muffins is for the mini muffins tin? Or could I use the regular one and double? Thank you!
October 22, 2013 at 11:26 pm: sui
Leopard print paring knife! How did I not know such a thing existed before now??? I am a Breville girl without a doubt, they get my brand loyalty. :)
Sadly my slow cookers are both in excellent shape and don't have a sear function, I'll have to start on the stove top and move across to the slow cooker. This looks delicious.
October 23, 2013 at 10:40 am: Lilian
Your Chili tastes so damn good! I'm right now at work and eating it. It's devine. Thank you for posting this recipe. Germany will be lucky cause I'm blogging about it in a few days :)
October 23, 2013 at 7:13 pm: Diana
Wonderful muffin inspiration! just what I needed! These were great. I added a chipotle pepper and used part whole wheat pastry flour and less sugar.
October 24, 2013 at 12:26 am: Becky
I just got your book today. I put the chili in the slow cooker this morning and invited friends over. I made the Ranch Salad with Red Potatoes and Smoky Chickpeas to go with. Holy moly! My guests all raved about the soup and salad! I think the Ranch Salad is my favorite salad ever! It's SO good! I had seconds of the salad and can't wait for lunch tomorrow to eat more!
Isa – you rock! Your new book is stunning and I am looking forward to cooking my way through it. Rock on!
October 24, 2013 at 11:08 pm: Molly K
HEy, Isa! This is the first time I've seen your website, and I'm already excited to make many of the recipes! The first will be either this or the Red Lentil Thai Chili…('tis the season for warmth, after all, here in MinneSNOWta, where I live…ugh!)
One question for you about the ingredients: you call for Mexican Oregano in the chili; is that different from the standard Oregano that is sold in most grocery stores?
Thanks in advance!
October 24, 2013 at 11:17 pm: IsaChandra
It doesn't matter THAT much, but dried oregano is typically Mexican or Turkish and the flavors are slightly different. Sometimes you can get the herbs specifically labeled, but sometimes it just says "oregano." And that's fine, too!
October 24, 2013 at 11:20 pm: Lindsay
Do you think this could be made in a pressure cooker instead?
October 25, 2013 at 8:28 pm: Mary
That's a beautiful rich looking chili. I love chili and can't imagine it without beans. Bless you..
October 27, 2013 at 9:42 pm: Kharina
It's wet and cold here in the UK. I picked the last of my bhut jolokias, so will start some fires! Thanks for a very noticing recipe!
October 29, 2013 at 1:53 pm: Sheri
Hi Isa! I am a Texas girl and I made this chili yesterday! It is Delicious!! After cooking in my slow cooker 8 hours the lentils were still not quite done. Cooked on stovetop a bit longer and it was all good!! Very yummalicious!! Thank you!
October 31, 2013 at 1:06 am: Kumiko
When I saw this video , in my kitchen I had lentil, black bean, pinto bean , tomato can and polenta. I cooked in the morning and now I 've eaten it . . . A W E S O M E ! It will be added to my recipe.
Thank you everything and always. I will try your corn muffin soon.
October 31, 2013 at 1:45 am: Michelle
Our fave chili recipe was always Chili sin Carne al Mole from VWAV. I made this one and loved it too next time I'm going to combine the 2 and put lentils in the VWAV recipe! Crazy.
October 31, 2013 at 11:33 pm: Karen
Awesome recipe! I made this for a chili cook off at work and won first place! Oh, did I mention I live and work in TX? Thanks Isa!
November 1, 2013 at 11:53 pm: Deanna
I made this chili tonight for dinner…it is so delicious! I've been looking for a go-to chili recipe for a while and this will definitely be it. Thanks Isa!
November 4, 2013 at 3:49 am: Joe
Adding chickpeas given a few pulses in a food processor adds a nice layer of texture/meatiness as well!
November 4, 2013 at 6:16 pm: Devon
I can't get enough of this chilli!!!
Thanks sooo sooo much Isa!
November 4, 2013 at 6:32 pm: Stacey L
I followed the recipe exactly as it was presented and the results were great. Mind you, it was better the day after which is the norm for chilis, soups, and stews. For those trying this for the first time, understand the potency of your spices. My cumin was overly strong, my oregano weak, my chili powder weak. I would consider this a "forgiving recipe" because I was able to easily correct the inconsistencies and once I did, the layers of flavor revealed themselves quite nicely. I recommend giving it a go if you haven't already. This will be a winter staple in our household ! Thank You ;)
November 4, 2013 at 6:40 pm: Mary Bowman-Kruhm
Does this freeze well? I need a dinner to eat tonight and freeze till family arrives next week. Ordered IZA DOES IT and anxious for it to arrive.
November 11, 2013 at 2:41 am: annelise ocanto
These recipes were great; the chili and corn bread were delicious. To add some kick ( and to use what was already in my fridge), I added 1/4 c Chipotle peppers in Adobe sauce and that made the flavor even better. Cant wait to buy your book! Keep it coming. Thanks Isa!
November 12, 2013 at 1:15 am: Sandy
Made the chili & muffins for my dinner party last night and everyone was like "This is amazing can I have your recipe??" and I was like pshhhh lemme introduce you to the Queen of Veg!… and sent them all the link to your blog :-). I am way overdue to show you some comment love.. your recipes have been keepin' it spicy in our household for a long time now! Everything you post is exploding with flavor and I love it! I am SO excited to see you speak in Philly in Dec!! Anddd your videos are great your dance moves are rockin'. Thanks for being awesome!
November 12, 2013 at 2:25 am: Dee
This was sooooooo great! I'm trying to help my mom see that plant-based food is actually REALLY delicious and she was scraping the bottom of her bowl when I made this! And she ate three mini muffins! Thank you!
November 12, 2013 at 2:44 pm: Debbie T.
I made this chili last night. It was amazing. Very, very tasty. Thanks for a delicious vegan chili recipe.
November 13, 2013 at 4:32 pm: DW
I made this for my in-laws this weekend (who are not vegetarian) and my husband and I, who are. It got rave reviews! Everyone loved it, and it was perfect for a cold fall evening.
Thanks for making such great recipes that always turn out, even the first time I attempt it!
November 15, 2013 at 2:09 pm: Allison
Would green lentils absolutely destroy the way the chili looks?
November 16, 2013 at 8:10 am: IsaChandra
No those are ok!
November 18, 2013 at 2:35 am: Ryan
thank you so much. you're teaching me how to cook. i'm 32.
November 20, 2013 at 2:58 am: Jessica
This is the second recipe that I have cooked from Isa's new book and I love it! Made the chilli with the corn muffins as well. The corn muffins cook so quickly and are addictive.
Thank you so much for this recipe Isa!
November 21, 2013 at 1:37 am: Anya
OMG- the corn muffins were out of this world- best I have ever had!!! (And I must admit, I was a bit sceptical about the coconut oil and apple sauce)- but this was brilliant!!! ;)
November 21, 2013 at 1:39 am: nancy
thank you so much for this fabulous recipe! My first time making any kind of chili! It is soo good!
November 22, 2013 at 11:37 pm: Silvia Reynolds
I dont have a corn muffin pan could i just make in baking pan and cut squares?!?
November 23, 2013 at 1:09 am: IsaChandra
Sure! I'd use a 8×8 square.
December 6, 2013 at 10:47 pm: Krispie
I just made the chili, it's amazing, lots of great flavors going on.
December 8, 2013 at 2:33 pm: Eric
Has anyone experimented with throwing in uncooked (soaked) beans into the slow cooker? Would seem to save some labor if I didn't have to pressure cook the beans…
December 8, 2013 at 10:29 pm: Eric
Pepe's Secret Guacamole? P 233 in ISA Does it? It's not on page 233… Could you post a recipe online?
December 15, 2013 at 9:53 pm: Paul
OMG, the chili is sooooo good! I have a crappy little kitchen in my apartment and I kept knocking stuff over (especially the lime juice), but I finally managed to get it all put together. I just tasted the first bite with the corn bread and it's amazing!
Thanks so much for the recipe! (Also, this recipe totally gave me an excuse to buy a lime squisher, which I don't know how I lived without!)
January 2, 2014 at 5:33 pm: Kim
This chili is SOOOOO delicious! All of my meat-eating family devoured it yesterday!! Thank you!
January 7, 2014 at 4:25 am: M.G.
This recipe is sooo delicious. It was a hit with my carnivore friends!!
January 7, 2014 at 5:15 am: Meaghan
THIS IS THE BEST CHILI. i'm so excited. i love that it's not all chunky and vegetabley (not that i don't like vegetables, just not in my chili as much). also if anyone is wondering, i substituted gluten free AP flour for the corn muffins and it turned out great. thank you so much for this recipe! yay!
January 8, 2014 at 6:44 pm: carolinefo
Just made this, after doing a google search for vegetarian chili recipes – it is sensationally good!
Thank you very much indeed for the recipe, which is going to be used frequently in this household.
I'm now going to start studying the rest of your recipes…
January 9, 2014 at 5:11 pm: Ed
Due to some recently diagnosed coronary artery disease, I am trying to change my eating habits. While I may never be a hard core, pure vegetarian, I do plan to cut out red meats and fried foods. In my quest for healthier eating I stumbled across this web site a few days ago. We live in Louisiana where food is rich and hearty. I Had never eaten a vegetarian dish in my 50+ years. We do cook chili a lot in the winter though I was never a fan of chili with beans. Even with these preconceived negative thoughts (vegetarian & beans), I decided to try this recipe. I must say I was shocked at how good it was. My wife, daughter and I all loved it.
January 12, 2014 at 10:13 pm: Marsha
I adore this recipe. I make it over and over. Will make it again for a party next week. I use a can of BBQ beans, with its sauce, to get that flavor.
January 14, 2014 at 3:33 pm: munspage
Isa- I love it ! Love your site like a million other people!!
I usually add and little liquid smoke in my chili.
Love the recipe, I also had to post this on my site http://www.munspage.com
January 21, 2014 at 6:24 pm: Jessica
First, thank you for being awesome. Although I have never commented, I have made most of your recipes and have used many as a base for my own variations. Veganomicon was my first vegan "bible" and you are an inspiration. My healthy, happy, vegan five year old is seriously obsessed with beet burgers and he will eat just about anything with a little nut cheese to dip it in. Second, quick question on this chili before I just try doing it and end up disappointed…can I just use dry beans? Seems like it would work fine since it is cooking so long. I would just add more liquid, correct? I usually have some cooked beans in the freezer but I am down to black eyed peas and a handful of garbanzos. I have some dry black and beans, but I don't have time to soak and cook them first. Again, thank you for being so freaking fabulous.
January 26, 2014 at 2:48 am: Natalie
What is Mexican Oregano? This looks great but in Australia, Mexican Oregano is hard to come by. Thanks
January 26, 2014 at 2:29 pm: Amy
VIDEOS!!! I haven't visited the site in far too long. I've watched three already. LOVE! You are funny and charming and now I want faux clam chowder and pumpkin ice cream and chili. And orzilla (I read that one first).
January 27, 2014 at 5:58 pm: Elizabeth Crawford
I love your recipes! Sometimes we cook exclusively from them during the week. I am making this recipe now and can't wait to try it as your mac n'cheese with roasted brussels sprouts last night was fabulous. I have a question about the amount of water needed. I am making the stovetop version and the directions read "Add the 4 cups water" but I'm noticing it's really liquidy and not cooking properly. When I went to the top the ingredients read "2 cups water (plus extra as needed)." Thanks for sharing your culinary talents with us!
February 3, 2014 at 7:50 pm: Rebecca
Best Chili EVER! Seriously, I've never had chili this good. I just used the stove top directions.
February 6, 2014 at 4:11 am: Hannah
This is beautiful. Thank you for all the shockingly delicious vegan recipes—I'm just starting out as a vegan. I recently found out I'm allergic to eggs, dairy, and gluten; having cut those out, I'm suddenly finding meat to be repulsive! So here I am… :)
Can I just substitute gluten-free flour in the muffins, or is the flour ratio different? I've thought about getting some "cup for cup" GF flour for simplicity. I figure corn muffins are a good quickbread option for GF baking, because half of the flour equation is corn anyhow.
March 3, 2014 at 9:31 pm: Shannon C
Oh gurl this is good! Okay, true talk, I've been slow to incorporate lentils in my cooking. Ever since trying one of your recipes out of Veganomicon with some split red lentils I was disappointed in the texture. Fuzzy? Fear not, I blame the type of lentils/brand. I trust you implicitly. Which is why I decided to try this recipe today. And boy is it tasty, with just the right amount of chewiness to it. And the flavor profile, as always, is spot on. Thanks for all your awesome creations. I might be trying the beet burgers this weekend. For now, it's time for seconds!
March 14, 2014 at 1:15 am: Kayla
The flavor is what got me on this recipe. Its the perfect combination of spices. The cornbread and chili mixture was meaty, sweet, and delicious. Do you recommend a good wine/beer with this?
Thanks again for posting such great recipes.
April 13, 2014 at 5:46 pm: ck
I tried the corn bread muffins. They were entirely too crumbly and they tasted very strongly of baking soda. Will not be using this recipe again.
April 19, 2014 at 1:09 pm: MissBear
Making this for seemingly the hundredth time, it is THAT good. We will be having it with brown basmati and fried corn tortillas, diet be damned. Thanks Isa for the awesomeness.
April 25, 2014 at 1:08 pm: Ro'Chele
This is the BEST chili recipe I've ever tried. (Sorry, Mom, your recipe's been replaced.)
The reason I am so obsessed with you(r recipe) is because you 'get' daily life. You know the average person ain't got time for super fanciful chili powders and all that jazz. You perfectly allow people to go the extra mile with fresh tomatoes or home(pre)cooked beans, but you know why canned goods got popular!
Anyways, love you, and this recipe. Never stop being awesome.
May 8, 2014 at 4:25 pm: Haley
The corn muffins were fantastic against all odds! I totally forgot to put the 1 c cornmeal, and they were still AMAZING. I did not like the flavor of the chili however to be quite honest. It wasn't necessarily bland but it wasn't exciting. The flavors did not come together for me. This is one of two recipes on your website that I have not enjoyed though, so I will still keep trying everything on your site!
May 12, 2014 at 12:39 am: Chis@
The corn muffins worked out for me – I just left out the corn kernels. I got your recipe from another web site: http://www.foodrepublic.com/2014/01/27/vegan-cornbread-muffins-recipe
There it is suggested that "If you'd like to turn this into a berry corn muffin, feel free to add 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract and 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest along with the wet ingredients, then fold in 1 cup of berries."
I think it would be nice with a cup of berries added to it.
Thanks for the recipe.
July 27, 2014 at 3:16 am: Alex
More videos please.
September 22, 2014 at 7:45 pm: Iris
OMG this chili is amaaaaazing :D
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October 5, 2014 at 8:10 pm: beth
I have this chili simmering right now; so far it smells and tastes great, so I know it will be even better tonight and tomorrow. I substituted a can of white beans for the red kidneys and added a few splashes of vegan worcestershire sauce. I had the sad realization that my cornmeal had gotten buggy, so I substituted an additional cup of flour for the cornmeal and the muffins are still cakey and delicious. Thanks for always having recipes that stand up to those of us who tend to read the ingredients list as we go :D
October 20, 2014 at 6:09 pm: Melissa
Could ya use beer instead of water? Also what beer would you recommend if so!
November 9, 2014 at 3:46 pm: Sophie
This has become my go-to chili recipe. Also those muffins are as adorable as they are yummy.
November 11, 2014 at 11:13 pm: Kat
Wow! Looks yummy, but the title put me RIGHT off! I almost didn't even look at it. I mean, when a vegan sees the word "meat" prominently listed in the recipe title, we run a mile. I'd suggest changing the title. I will probably try the recipe, though.
P.S. I'm from Canada, and chili DEFINITELY has beans! It wouldn't be chili without the beans. Duh!
December 30, 2014 at 1:38 am: Emily
So when is the cooking show coming out? The plant based world needs someone like you on the food network!!!
December 31, 2014 at 4:07 am: Jean Eckman
I loved this recipe so much I went out and purchased your book "ISA DOES IT"
Then I watched your video….funny and informative.
My grandson is highly allergic to gluten and casein. I'm certain I can find some recipes in your book and on your website that he will love.
September 17, 2015 at 2:06 pm: Rebecca
are you supposed to pre cook the lentils for the slow cooker recipe?
November 26, 2015 at 5:07 am: David
I saw you on Victory Garden. Decided to give your vegan chili a try. Made it this evening, I enjoyed making this dish! No meat to be careful of cross contamination. I referred to your video many times throughout my cooking endeavor, I like you. Your funny, knowledgable, and hot. Keep'em going. Gonzales, LA PBS viewer.
February 8, 2016 at 11:22 pm: Anna
Does this dish work well frozen and reheated?
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ロレックスパーペチュアルスーパーコピー たとえ、エマニュエル・ブーシェの合併症の1つのダイヤルの上で激しく見えます、それは本当にちょうど時間を示している。それは、子会社が秒のトップでダイヤル(内蔵の日/夜指標板)と他の2つの下位ダイヤルを下の時間を示している(左)と分(右)。ここでさえ、あなたを無視するのを見て何を期待するユニークな要素の数があります。 http://www.eevance.com/News/02a44259755d38e6.html
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February 29, 2016 at 8:19 pm: 百年の輝かしい歴史を持つのHamiltonとリーヴァを独木格の設計、無類の品質、完璧な味わいと究極の手芸表現で有名に世を一緻を欧米スターやハリウッド映画界の長年の支持と歓迎。Hamilton
百年の輝かしい歴史を持つのHamiltonとリーヴァを独木格の設計、無類の品質、完璧な味わいと究極の手芸表現で有名に世を一緻を欧米スターやハリウッド映画界の長年の支持と歓迎。Hamiltonとリーヴァの起源は19世紀、リーヴァ創立は西暦1842年イタリア北Iseo湖畔の1家のボートドック内ながら、若い労働者は数隻の修理Pietroリーヴァ暴風雨に壊れて、他の労働者も放棄して整備された漁船の修復、彼は優れた木工技術すぐ名高い、リーヴァ造船事業から正式に始動。Hamiltonもあって似た起源を背景に、西暦1892年Hamilton元アメリカペニスランカスター市にある小さな工場。ブルガリスーパーコピーその正確で、信頼できる技術を獲得しアメリカのタブで当時の鉄道会社や軍の採用、後により解決列車衝突やパイロットよく軌道からそれる飛行の安全問題。それぞれ時計業やヨット業発光して発熱のHamiltonとリーヴァし世界合作と相まって、成熟した技術は、優雅に挑戦し続ける革新を続け、ブランドの承諾。 http://www.bagkakaku.com/vuitton_bag/2/N48181.html
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February 29, 2016 at 8:20 pm: これは一種の海馬シリーズの腕時計、そのデザインセンスはさかのぼって1956年オメガの「海馬16」記念表項(Seamaster XVI)。ブランドコピー1956年にメルボルンで行われた第16回オリンピック
これは一種の海馬シリーズの腕時計、そのデザインセンスはさかのぼって1956年オメガの「海馬16」記念表項(Seamaster XVI)。ブランドコピー1956年にメルボルンで行われた第16回オリンピック大会を記念としオメガ1957年オリンピックの指定カウントダウンの25週年で、オメガ特別の発表した「海馬16」記念表項。 http://www.wtobrand.com/otyj14.html
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I've made your eggplant lentil chili. Saw you make it on Victory Garden. Loved, loved your recipe. I've shared with friends. it's a weekly soup in our home. Thank you!
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This is one of my favorite chili recipes of all time, meaty, meatless or otherwise. I've been eating it all week on top of a salad of iceberg lettuce, cilantro and red onions, and it is AWESOME. No dressing required, as the chili "juices" more than suffice. I highly recommend. If only I had a ripe avocado on hand …


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Drivers Mate recruitment agency listing
A driver's mate travels in LGVs, trucks or delivery vans to assist the driver with loading and unloading the vehicle, ensuring paperwork is completed and liaising with customers to confirm arrival times.
There is no fixed entry route into the career and, although good passes in GCSE maths and English can help to demonstrate an ability to deal with documents, no qualifications are required.
Some companies recruit apprentices for the role, but most employers are happy to take people with a background in warehouse work or labouring, who can cope with the physical nature of the job and know how to lift safely.
The number of businesses that recruit for driver's mates is huge, as logistics firms, retailers, couriers and manufacturers all need them. There are also employment opportunities with companies that require their delivery staff to have specialist experience, such as breweries, petrol distributors and waste disposal operators.
Many jobs in the field pay the minimum wage, but salaries can rise to more than £15,000. There is usually an additional allowance for shift work, as deliveries often have to take place outside customers' standard opening hours.
Temporary driver's mate work is widely available via recruitment agencies and this can lead to a permanent job. Employers often use this method to find staff because agencies carry out reference checks before sending people out on assignments, and it can also act as an effective trial period.
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Operating from 13 locations across London and the South East, Extrastaff are specialists at providing temporary driving staff for high profile, local clients. Since 2003, we have supplied candidates such as LGV Drivers, Van Drivers and 7.5 Tonne Drivers to companies including John Lewis, City Link and DHL. We are a high quality, high street agency with Recruitment International consistently listing us as a 'Top 250 Recruitment Company.'
Haul-It Nationwide Ltd
With a database of more than 20K LGV/HGV professionals, Haul-It Nationwide offer a specialist and competitive service to our Driving clients across the country. Supplying everything from ADR to Container Drivers, our service is friendly on time and cost with our flexible fees guaranteeing that you receive the right solutions for your company. We can manage every step of the process, tailoring our offering to fit exactly to your business needs.
Job Role Solutions
Job Role Solution are a fast growing recruitment business. Our consultants have vast experience and knowledge in logistics which helps us provide a superior service for our clients.The staff we have on our books, have had a written test, Licence checks and have an face to face interview.We understand that many industries do not work the average 9 to 5 which is why we provide a phone service 24 hours 7 days a week for both the Client and Candidate
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The core values of Port Side Solutions are: Being the best we can. "Always striving to deliver the best recruitment service we can by employing consultants with practical experience within their specialised trade" Understanding you. "Only by understanding the needs of our clients and candidates can we be trusted to deliver a service that not only meets, but often exceeds, expectations." Honesty & Integrity. "Inspiring trust and confidence
Berry Recruitment - Driving Division
The driving division at Berry Recruitment can recruit staff for all 7.5 tonne driving roles including drivers mates, HIAB and multi-drop drivers. Our FTA Driver Agency membership and years of industry experience affords our consultants the knowledge to conduct strict highway code, safety and candidate skill tests. We have an enviable industry recruitment reputation and can provide 24/7 solutions from our 30 offices nationwide.
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Fusion is an independent recruitment company that specialises in providing permanent & temporary jobs & staff to the Industrial, Manufacturing, Construction, Commercial & Events sectors. With two decades worth of recruitment experience in the Midlands. Fusion has created a great reputation with both customers and candidates for our exceptional service and knowledge of the local market. We work with all level companies & vacancies
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We supply the right staff for the right job, and are aim is to get this right every time. The 7.5t drivers that we had on our books, have all have written tests, licence checks with the DVLA and all have had an face to face interview.
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HGV? 7.5 Tonne? Forklift? Irrespective of your staffing needs, FlexPlus can meet the most demanding of Driving requirements. Our industry knowledge has allowed us to overcome challenging projects and build long term relationships with clients. We supply all classes of HGV/LGV Drivers, Drivers Mates, Bus Drivers, Multi-Drop Drivers and more. All candidates are license checked and have a UK right to work. Ask about our employee app free trial.
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This is Portland's premier holiday event and a tradition for more than 20,000 people in the Portland metro area every holiday season. Kick off the holidays with this heart-warming, family-oriented Providence event.
Wander through our winter wonderland and view more than 25 uniquely decorated and themed Christmas trees. Created by local designers and sponsored by local businesses, these trees are the cornerstone of this magical event. Also on display are beautiful wreaths, mini trees and other holiday items all created by talented and generous volunteers.
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Customers flock to support Chick-fil-A restaurants
8/2 update: Chick-fil-A says appreciation day sets sales record for chain
A national show of support for Chick-fil-A on Wednesday has meant jammed parking lots and roadways near the eatery's Orange County locations, with one store representative saying they're receiving 10 times the normal lunchtime business.
The packed restaurants are part of a national effort to support the chain, which has faced heated protests online and at its restaurants from gay-marriage advocates for comments by Chick-fil-A Chief Operating Officer Dan Cathy supporting "the biblical definition of the family unit."
At the Brea Plaza restaurant, 50 cars were lined up for the drive-through, at least 125 customers jammed the restaurant, eating and ordering, and another 100 waiting outside.
In Costa Mesa, at least 400 people packed in and around the Chick-fil-A on Harbor Boulevard. At the Santa Ana location, employee Viviane Raths said business is 10 times what it typically is during lunch.
"Our sales have doubled if not tripled today," said Jarrod McBride, owner/operator of the Chick-fil-A at Woodbury Town Center in Irvine. "So crazy."
Members of The Rock church showed up in force at the Fullerton location, with lines running the length of the building and the wait as long as an hour.
"I was reluctant to wait an hour, but I wanted to help make a statement," Lonny Myers of Anaheim said. "I'm happy there is a lot of people here in support."
The uproar began last month after publication of an interview with Cathy about the company's roots in "biblical principals." In part, that includes the company's support of the traditional family, according to the interview with the Biblical Recorder. Asked about opposition to that stance, Cathy replied, "Well, guilty as charged."
"We are very much supportive of the family – the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives. We give God thanks for that.
"We operate as a family business ... our restaurants are typically led by families – some are single. We want to do anything we possibly can to strengthen families. We are very much committed to that," Cathy said.
The statements prompted passionate responses from traditional marriage supporters and gay-rights advocates.
Several dozen gay-rights activists and supporters occupied a stretch of sidewalk in front of the Laguna Hills location on its opening day last week, carrying signs saying "God hates hate" and "I'd rather eat frog legs than Chick-fil-A,"
The eight-hour protest was organized by Youth Empowered to Act, a local youth group connected to gay-advocacy organization The Center Orange County.
"We want to alert consumers that if they're spending their money at Chick-fil-A, some of that money can be spent against LGBT people and their families," said Laura Kanter, who is the youth program director for The Center Orange County.
Kanter was talking about donations by WinShape Foundation, a nonprofit charity started by Dan Cathy's parents, Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy and his wife, Jeannette. The foundation donates to organizations that support strong traditional marriages and families, according to IRS records.
Carly McGehee, who works for a nonprofit organization in New York, turned to Facebook and set up a "National Same Sex Kiss Day at Chick Fil A" event, encouraging gays and lesbians around the country to head to their nearest Chick-fil-A on Friday; more than 9,500 people have said they will participate.
"Head to your local Chick-fil-A and share a kiss with your sweetie," says the description of the Facebook page set up for the event. "Let's show Chick-fil-A that EVERYONE deserves to be able to fall in love, start a family, and take their children to eat fried chicken after a soccer match. ;)"
In response, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee asked supporters on his Facebook page to support Chick-fil-A on Aug. 1.
"I have been incensed at the vitriolic assaults on the Chick Fil-A company because the CEO, Dan Cathy, made comments recently in which he affirmed his view that the Biblical view of marriage should be upheld," Huckabee wrote in establishing the event.
"No one is being asked to make signs, speeches, or openly demonstrate. The goal is simple: Let's affirm a business that operates on Christian principles and whose executives are willing to take a stand for the Godly values we espouse by simply showing up and eating at Chick Fil-A on Wednesday, August 1."
Chick-fil-A officials did not take a position on the appreciation day except to note the event was not created by the company.
"We appreciate all of our customers and are glad to serve them at any time," said Steve Robinson, the chain's executive vice president of marketing. "Our goal is simple: to provide great food, genuine hospitality and to have a positive influence on all who come into contact with Chick-fil-A."
At the Chick-fil-A in Orange, lines 70 people deep snaked around the building while dozens of cars queued up in the drive-through lane around 2 p.m. Franchisee Angela Worsham said the restaurant had a steady crowd at breakfast, followed by a swarm of customers around 10:45 a.m.
"There was no way to prepare for this," she said, as she helped her staff execute orders from behind the cash register. With temperatures rising outside, Worsham said two customers fainted in line.
The wait to get in the door was about 30 minutes. Those in line said they were happy to wait to show their support for Chick-fil-A, free enterprise and free speech.
Robby Duckworth, 29, of Placentia said he was upset when he heard some city officials in Chicago and Boston were threatening to ban Chick-fil-A restaurants from their communities.
"I'm upset because government is interfering with the private sector," Duckworth said. "It's completely against our constitution."
Duckworth was happy to hear hundreds of Chick-fil-As across the nation were experiencing similar lines as in Orange
"This is the best thing that could have happened to Chick-fil-A," he said.
Register photographers Jebb Harris and Ken Steinhardt contributed to this report.
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A skater at the Summerville Skateboard Park reported to Summerville police that someone stole his cell phone that he had left on the bench while he was using the park. The GPS tracking led police to McDonalds where there was a group of youths. However when they were asked if they had the phone, they told police "no." The phone was valued at $160.
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MEDINA – Hoping to build on the success of its annual Ale in Autumn and Wine About Winter taste-fests, the Medina Business Association is hosting the inaugural Sweets in Summer on Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m.
"We've been talking for a couple years now that we need a summer event," said Cindy Robinson, president of the MBA. "We have winter, we have fall, but we also wanted something family friendly, not just an adults event with alcohol."
The event is similar in style to the business group's other palate parades. However, rather than a commemorative Pilsner glass or wine goblet, this weekend's participants will receive a mood spoon.
"It changes colors in different temperatures," Robinson said. "A blue one may turn green in the cold, a pink one may turn purple.
"We went with the spoons because there will be kids participating and we didn't want to hand out something breakable," Robinson added. "Also, you'll need the spoon if you go to a place with ice cream."
Tickets for the downtown walk are $10. Each ticket is good for 24 tastings, and after each tasting the ticket is punched. Therefore, not every person may necessarily need a ticket. Among desserts available to sample are ice cream, candy, cookies, smoothies and fruit.
Most of the food is locally available. The ice cream will be from two Medina locations, including an old-fashioned ice cream parlor that is nearing completion. Other highlights will be candy from Della's Chocolates and cookies from Case-Nic Cookies, both downtown staples.
Approximately 20 businesses are participating, though Robinson said she hopes for more in the coming years. She said that Wine About Winter started with only 18 participants, "but now we average almost 30."
Until recently, ticket sales had been slow, but they have picked up in the past week, and Robinson said she expects a surge in the days leading up to the event.
During the event, there will be children's games in Medina's Rotary Park downtown. The games are sponsored by the Medina FFA. Concerts in the Canal, an event sponsored by the Medina Tourism Committee, starts at 4 p.m. in the Canal Basin. Also, Medina's Sandstone Society is sponsoring history walks that follow the village's newly installed historical markers.
For more information, call (585) 798-4410 or visit medinabusiness.org/sweetsinsummer.


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Former Athletic Gomes goes to bat for Boston Marathon victims
A's players reflect on Boston Marathon tragedy
Jonny Gomes used a bat Sunday engraved with "Boston Strong" and the names of the marathon victims. (WILL MIDDLEBROOKS)
No one can question the goodness of Jonny Gomes' heart. Last season, while with the A's were in the middle of a pennant race, Gomes took time to support the little league team from his hometown of Petaluma by donating money to help them travel to Williamsport, Pennsylvania for the Little League World Series. Now, as a member of the Boston Red Sox, he's taking action to help the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Following the manhunt that shutdown the region surrounding Boston, Gomes had had four bats custom made and shipped to him in time for Sunday's game against the Royals, according to the Boston Herald.
The bats had a special engraving in them:
Boston Strong
Martin Richard, Lu Lingzi
Krystle Campbell, Sean Collier
The first three names identify the victims of the explosions at the Marathon last Monday. Collier was the MIT police officer killed by the two suspects on Thursday night.
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Gomes used two of the bats in his first two at-bats on Sunday without recording a hit. The plan is for Gomes' Red Sox teammates to sign the bats and auction all four off to support the Boston Marathon victims.
"I think everyone is up to something, individually or as a team, to help the community out," Gomes told The Herald. "It's definitely not about me by any means, it's about who's on the bat, about the cause that it's going to help out."


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By Billy Graham • June 21, 2012 • Topics: Angels, Prayer
The angels were created by God for one purpose: to carry out His will. The Bible says, "Praise the Lord, all his heavenly hosts, you his servants who do his will" (Psalm 103:21).
One way they do this is by watching over God's people and protecting us from the evil schemes of our spiritual enemy, the devil. Although they are largely unseen by us, God's angels are constantly at work to safeguard us — and when our life's journey is over, they will accompany us into God's presence in heaven forever. The Bible calls them "ministering spirits sent to serve those who will inherit salvation" (Hebrews 1:14).
This should bring you great comfort, for if you have committed your life to Jesus Christ, God has promised that His angels will be with you at all times, to protect and guide you. This doesn't mean we'll never have problems, or that we'll always choose the right path in life — but it does mean we'll never be snatched from God's loving hands. We aren't to worship the angels or make them the focus of our faith — but we are to trust God's promise that "he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways" (Psalm 91:11).
The Bible doesn't say the angels pray for us — and the reason is because One far greater than the angels already is praying for us: the Lord Jesus Christ. He alone is the divine Son of God, who even now sits in heaven interceding for us (see Hebrews 7:25). Is your faith and trust in Him — both for today and for eternity?
I thank Lord for your message; you really love me and protect me.
Thank you Lord in Jesus name amen
This question popped into my mind this morning and as I thought about it, I felt as though the answer was no. Nothing I have ever read indicated that angels pray. They are already in Heaven with the Creator. Thank you for the confirmation !!.
I need you Lord. I look for you every day. I want to be closer to you. I want to feel your spirit inside of me, please dear Lord, take me, teach me, show me. I also want to love myself and forgive myself for my sins.
God bless, I need more messages.
This is the best information I read all year.Pray for me,I live In Memphis,?TN.Seeking work.
Good luck Bobby…..prayer coming your way, Ask God again, he knows what you need, remember have faith and patience.


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August 29th...More Herbs, Less Salt Day.
A great day to try and eat healthier. What kinds of herbs do you like using in your cooking?
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by Bronze Member on Aug. 29, 2012 at 11:39 AM
About the only ones I use are fresh parsley and basil
Oregano is my absolute favorite herb. I'm very odd, I rarely ever use salt when cooking.
by Member on Aug. 29, 2012 at 4:15 PM
I dont use herbs or salt lol
by Silver Member on Aug. 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
Oregano, dill, parsley
I never add salt while cooking. I'm highly sensitive (not allergic, just dislike) to salty foods, so I just use other things to add flavor.
Parsley, thyme and rosemary
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Good things in business and technology often come from trial and error, and at times quite unintentionally. That may be another reason for developing a mobile commerce strategy if you haven't already embarked on one—and it's a tack that could prove important for your web site as well as your mobile presence.
In a recent conversation I had with Susan Aldrich, senior vice president and senior consultant at Internet research and advisory firm Patricia Seybold Group, she talked about the growing recognition among online retailers of the importance and value of deploying a state-of-the-art personalization and product recommendation system. One looming challenge, however, is how to best deploy such systems on mobile commerce sites. "With mobile, you don't have a 20-inch monitor, but a couple of square inches if you're lucky," she says.
Still, she insists, recommendation engines and mobile sites were meant for each other. With smartphones capable of browsing the web becoming ubiquitous, retailers will need to maximize their presence on them. But with such limited real estate for showing content, mobile sites can greatly benefit from technology that presents what a mobile commerce shopper is most likely to want to view and purchase.
There's design work to be done, of course, but it could bring big dividends, Aldrich says. "We'll have to invent ways to improve how recommendation engines work on mobile sites," she says.
Meantime, she warns, traditional web sites may find themselves playing catch-up with the last forms of web site responsiveness and functionality. "Mobile is going to drive a lot of innovation in the next few years," Aldrich asserts. "And then we may ask, why don't regular web sites work that way?"
The message seems clear enough: Online retailers that press ahead with the most useful mobile experiences for consumers will be in a better position to learn how to improve the overall way they connect with consumers.
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JERUSALEM, Israel -- Harvard researcher professor Karen King unveiled an ancient scrap of papyrus that quotes Jesus as saying "my wife" and "Mary" -- a possible reference to Mary Magdalene.
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"It probably tells us more about discussions that are going on among Christian groups in Egypt at that time than it tells us anything about Jesus in the first century," Pfann said.
"This is a fragment that talks about church history and is of great interest to church historians, particularly those who are dealing with Egyptian Christianity," she added.
King said she believes the fragment was part of the discussion about the role of women in the early church.
"Professor King, herself a very eminent church historian and Coptic scholar, does not feel that Jesus and Mary Magdalene were married," Pfann said. "And she certainly doesn't feel that this particular fragment would ever prove that in one way or another."
"She feels that this particular fragment is dealing much more with the issues of women's roles in leadership and in authority in Egyptian Christian community sometime in the fourth century," Pfann added.
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Would you like to have a fourth character slot?
Hi everybody :sun::):py65:, I've been wondering about whether there might be in Trickster Online an additional slot for a fourth character, I would like this could be a reality, because I want to have a fourth character in my main account, personally, I find it annoying and unnecessary owning another account, or more (if it's for manage more than 4 characters), but if it's only for an aditional single character, it is a squander of character slots, besides, for various reasons of security, control and administration of the characters and their objects, is much better that the characters created by the user reside in one same account.
Honestly, I would have liked edit an screenshot from the game of how the interface would be seen if would exists a 4th character slot, but I didn't beacuse that could be an obviously infraction to the Forum Rules, and even more a quite violation to the intelectual property of Ntreev USA and Associates, so I just want that you imagine how it would be if exists a fourth character slot to every account, or even the possibility that not only four, maybe more!
Freezing would be useless and less profit.
Not everybody uses Time Capsule service beacuse it's needed to freeze one charachter that it's liked to play with, just for create another that same equal will like, it's much more profitable buy a item in myshop that allows have aditional character slots rather than pay, pay pay and pay over and over again by freezing and defrosting characters that we like to play often, or at least give to all accounts on Trickster one single character slot.
I always wanted more character slots. Ntreev makes enough freaking money from new myshop every few weeks, what's a few bucks off from the time capsule? I don't see that item being one of *THE* most best and most wanted items in myshop anyway.
Someone suggested before that they add an arrow to the side that you can click and have more character slots, sorta like this.
But considering how money-hungry Ntreev is, every last bit counts and this would never happen. :x
This is what I want :
To be able to purchase an extra character slot in Myshop, yes it may be pricey, but wouldn't that be really worth it? I'd say it'd be around 20 dollars or more knowing Ntreev...
And a maximum of 9 slots, with a scrolling feature to look at the spaces [there are 3 spaces already, I mean adding in an arrow to the right to go to the next 3, etc >:]
They would lose tons of money from people buying more equipment sets on different accounts. For example, on one account you have a complete Kitty/Raccoon set and all your character slots are full there (Be it with a Pure Bunny, Hybrid Cat and a Pure Raccoon) and you use all of them regularly but one day you decide you would also like a Gunner character and you think "Oh! That HP Kitty sprint might be very useful!" or "Hmmmm that Raccoon belt should be really hax if compounded with AC" but then you remember how much you'd like to keep your other 3 characters so you think "But I don't want to delete my precious characters" so your only choice if you want to keep your characters but you want a new one aswell is to make another account AND buy the Raccoon/Kitty/Lion boxes again (Because you obviously want to be hax amirite? Can't let your friends see you walking around with crappy regular myhax set items no no no!) which means NTreev receiving even more money from you! (Around 200$ or so in Character boxes, Compound stones, Elixirs, those yummy Tempering Gems, Repair powders, Nate bottles, etc.). So why would they add more slots? as much as I'd love it I know it probably (PROBABLY) won't happen at all.
you got a good point there =D
i would love to have another slot but...
like whats said above... doubt its ganna happen =/
I would love to have a fourth slot, so I could put a mage on the same account as my bunny without having to delete or freeze a character. Think of the glorious Flaming Fist that could come out of that.
I would love to have a fourth slot or more too Q___Q it would be so useful!
Generic answer: Yea I don't mind a 4th slot.
But if I do, I would have make my Champion at my main account so I can make good use of the Inferno set for FF... And maybe make a clone... But again, that won't happen.
Otherwise, if kTO would make a 4th slot in the future, I would make a Lvl. 35+ mule for Harkon. Promised myself that making a Champ would be my last character i'll create. Zzzzz...
I heard in the ETO forums that may be usefull to send thar suggestion to the KTO page, but obviously one should speak Korean; the other one thing is that if exists many players in both servers on ETO that are agree with the idea to increase the slots, the GM's can consider it, that's just a rumor I don't know certainly
I see no reason why not add a 4th char slot.
I don't care since I only have 1 character lol
I want please:py07: I want my bunny back >:
I think people are overreacting when they reason to see why they should only buy a character slot in myshop.
4th character slot, the more the merrier.
Haha I wish there were more slots for us to play with.
Yes, so we can have atleast 1 of each type on 1 account
Well we can use the time capsule can't we? So that's already a 4th slot (:
and might give the rotting gacha stuff on my myshop inventory a chance to be used =p
Thats a GREAT idea :py16:
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The Pring Turner 10C Fuel Tank is refueling and currently sits at +20, an improvement from the November 12th +10 reading. Even though the fuel tank only improved by 10 points many of the underlying indicators showed improvement. The Fixed Income Spread Model was the only indicator to register a change (from a bearish to a neutral reading).
The fuel tank reading is fitting in nicely with Joe's stock market hypothesis where he expects that we are seeing a short term rally, and then perhaps we get a re-test of the lows from last week (possibly even make new lows) but that could provide the added fuel to the tank. If we re-test the lows over the next few weeks I suspect we could very easily see the fuel tank at a very bullish (+60 to +90) range, in fact even if we go sideways for the next few weeks I believe the fuel tank could make its way to +40 or+50. Time to get that shopping list together if this is a "double business cycle" and a continuation of the bull market.Back To All-Season Investors' Instablog HomePage »
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The following page provides details of the Governing Body at Sarisbury; its organisation and current membership
The governing body at Sarisbury consists of four sub-committees:
Child & Curriculum
Chair: Mrs Debbie Whittingham
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Chair: Mrs Tanya Culley
Finance & Resources
Chair: Mr Clive Davison
Comprises chairs of the three sub-committees above
Governing Body Membership:
All were reappointed under reconstitution on 29th April 2015 unless otherwise stated
Local Authority Governor
Mr Rob Rees (100%) Chair of Governors
Sarisbury CE Junior School,
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Mrs Tanya Culley (100%) Vice Chair & Safeguarding Governor
Mrs Nichola Dunning (100%) Training Liaison Governor
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Mrs Marisa Lamb (100%)
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Mr Andrew Stockton (100%)
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Mrs Rebecca Bleeck (100%)
Co-opted Governors
Mr Kevin Briscoe (100%)
Mr Clive Davison (100%) Health & Safety Governor
Mrs Sharon Hamblin (100%)
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Mrs Janet Dulledge (100%)
Mrs Debbie Whittingham (100%) SEND Governor
Associate Member
Mrs Charlotte Weavers (100%)
The position of associate member does not hold any voting rights
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Mrs Bev Hughes (100%)
The figures in red indicate the percentage attendance at meetings this academic year.
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This past summer the firefighting community joined together to pay tribute to 20-year-old Anne Veseth of Moscow, who was killed on August 12, 2012. Veseth died while battling the wildfire after the trees around her came crashing down in what was called a "domino" effect. OSHA recently issued a citation to Clearwater-Potlatch Timber Protective Association (CPTPA), which was the managing fire organization, with a total proposed penalty of $14,000 in fines for what were considered to be "serious" violations.
OSHA also pointed out several areas that the managing agency failed to "furnish employment and a place of employment which were free from recognized hazards that were causing or likely to cause death or serious physical harm to employees, in that employees were exposed to the hazards of entrapment, burns and other hazards associated with wild land firefighting..."
In the citation from OSHA, it was stated that eight of the ten Standing Firefighting Orders were violated. Those orders included maintaining proper communications, making sure staff was aware of firefighting weather conditions and ensuring escape routes and safety zones were properly identified and maintained. To read the full Citation and notification of Penalty click here: http://wildfiretoday.com/documents/OSHA_CPTPA_Citation.pdf


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I'm wondering if anyone can help me

My 7 year old boy is really reluctant to do anything fun, it's like he's afraid of doing things or just plainly doesn't want to!

For instance, my OH asked him if he would like to take me out for dinner on Valentine's Day, he said no unless one of his little brothers or sisters came too. So I said it was something special for us to do and in the end we didn't go.

Then yesterday his dad asked him if there was anything special he would like to do with him, ie go karting or swimming just the two of them, and again he wouldn't unless his little brother or sister would be going too.

He won't go up or down the stairs unless someone is on that level, he tells me when he goes to daddy's he wants to just stay at home with me (he's a real mummy's boy-which is why Valentine's Day concerned me)

Their dad takes them out almost every Saturday he has them, to farms, swimming, soft play centres, amusement parks etc so offers them loads of opportunities to have fun, and even with his brother and sister there his dad tells me that he doesn't really have any interest in what their doing?!

My son is extremely intelligent, he's going above and beyond his goals in school, his teachers tell me he's a joy to teach and has great friends and that he never causes any trouble in the classroom.

Can anyone help me to try to understand what he's going through because I can't put my finger on it!

Thanks so much xxx
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WASHINGTON – Former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton, his wife and former secretary of state, invested plenty of heart, media face-time and probably money in the campaign of their friend Terry McAuliffe to become the next governor of Virginia.
Nothing in McAuliffe's furtive past could have possibly persuaded the Clintons to shun the man's final bid for elective office. That's because his victory will, if she actually runs for president, firmly plant this swing state's Democratic camp in her corner during the 2016 primary season. But as a trial run, as a scrimmage for her campaign team, the McAuliffe victory is worthless to the Clintons.
For a real assessment of Hillary's political prowess, her next screen test needs a venue that offers much less muddied contenders than McAuliffe and the Republican nominee, Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli.
McAuliffe's election left only two clear lessons. The first is President Obama's tremendous attractiveness to African-American voters – an offer of real coattails for all Democratic candidates whom he supports. Daily Beast reports from exit polls showed black voters participated in larger proportion than any other category.
The other message is that no disagreeable extremist like Cuccinelli, whether running as a Republican, Libertarian or Conservative, will ever win a hotly contested race in a major state ever, other than by fluke.
The rest of the picture was fragmented. For example, the chairman of the Democratic Governors Association, Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin, crowed McAuliffe's victory was a rebuke to the national Republican Party. It wasn't. McAuliffe was made possible only by a candidate like Cuccinelli.
Democrats like Shumlin, and many mainstream media players, try to associate Cuccinelli with the so-called tea party and then roll it all up in a gooey ball they call the Republican Party. Long before Cuccinelli became a candidate for governor, he identified with Catholic life issues with a passion and self-righteousness that almost seem to the right of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.
For nearly a decade in speeches before conservative Catholic clubs, Cuccinelli danced around the anti-contraception fire, and toyed with legislation that would have effectively outlawed abortion. Later, he was the first attorney general to attack Obamacare, without ever supporting any of the law's popular patient protection clauses.
Cuccinelli offended Republican regulars in a very personal way. Gentlemen's agreements (pardon the expression) matter in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Cuccinelli was supposed to wait his turn to run for governor, but decided to bull his way into the nomination last year, and made bitter enemies in the party.
In addition, he openly opposed the bipartisan transportation funding plan of Gov. Bob O'Donnell, the head of the state GOP. Cuccinelli left no right-wing stone unturned. On the last weekend of the campaign, he stood grinning behind former Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, as Paul called for "nullification" of federal laws that conservatives dislike. Nullification of federal law was a rallying cry in the South during the Civil War. Paul's joint appearance with Cuccinelli was in Richmond, the capital of the Confederacy.
It would have taken works of genius for a Democrat, even McAuliffe, an ardent supporter of the Iraq war who had been chased by tales of financial irregularities for a decade, to lose to Cuccinelli.
Happily for next year's Democrats, Cuccinelli will have plenty of imitators egged on by hate radio and financed by the deep pockets of men who yearn to roll the entire New Deal and most of the social changes of the last half century.
Better national Republicans should look to their fellows in Erie County, who won last week by being simply, the un-Democrats who want lower taxes and smaller government. But they won't.
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This painting was the first that this Liverpool-born artist exhibited in London, where it was shown at the Society of British Artists in 1855 and sold for four guineas. It is an example of the small-scale genre subjects for which Campbell is best known and which portray incidents from respectable lower-middle class and artisan life in Liverpool, often in a humourous vein. The Lollipop was painted and exhibited during the height of the influence of Pre-Raphaelitism in England. Campbell was a member of the Liverpool School, a group of painters within the Liverpool Academy who were particularly receptive to Pre-Raphaelitism and who supported and imitated the London school. William Windus (1822-1907) was the most important member of this group. The Lollipop, a subject from contemporary life, is painted with the detailed execution and bright, clear colour that characterise Campbell's work and which are Pre-Raphaelite traits. In fact, paintings by Campbell have, in the past, been mistakenly attributed to John Everett Millais (1829-1896) and Ford Madox Brown (1821-1893). The use of lighter and less intense colours generally distinguishes works by the Liverpool Pre-Raphaelites from those of their London fellows.
Campbell has been described by Frank Milner as 'the most Dickensian of all the Pre-Raphaelites' (Milner 1995, p.138) and his tale of the poor, blind child, to whom local charity is offered in the form of a lollipop, is a study in minutely observed character and sentiment. Despite her blank expression and large eyes that apparently register nothing, the girl's obediently folded arms, tidy feet, slightly inclined head and open mouth suggest that the treat is precious and eagerly anticipated. The ragged street vendor cocks his head sympathetically on one side to watch as the lollipop is safely delivered. Campbell's restrained use of colour, which is reserved for the bright yellows and pinks of the child's plaid shawl and the yellow and pink sweets upon the tray, sentimentalises the plight of the little blind girl. The red admiral butterfly in Millais's The Blind Girl of 1856 (Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery) produces a similar effect. The sketchier depiction of background details is a characteristic that is noticeable in other paintings by this artist. Marrillier attributed it to the fact that Campbell 'had not the gift of combining figures with scenery'. (H.C. Marrillier, The Liverpool School of Painters, London 1904, p.84)
Further reading:
Frank Milner, The Pre-Raphaelites: Pre-Raphaelite Paintings & Drawings in Merseyside Collections, Merseyside 1995.
Mary Bennett, Merseyside Painters, People and Places, Walker Art Gallery Collection, Liverpool 1978.
Anon. Sale, Leger Galleries, London 1995, p.13, reproduced in colour.
Rebecca Virag
February 2001