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26th November 2011
A pointed reminder that respect for women is not a Muslim value.
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26th November 2011
A pointed reminder that respect for women is not a Muslim value.
Posted in Living with Islam. | 1 Comment »
26th November 2011
Alex Tabarrok, a Real Economist, points out some inconvenient truth.
It's one of the ironies of American history that when the Pilgrims first arrived at Plymouth rock they promptly set about creating a communist society. Of course, they were soon starving to death.
A fine illustration of the fact that there is no truth about human behavior, nor a so high a stack of empirical proof, that cannot be ignored by the foolish and ignorant.
Posted in Think about it. | Comments Off on Thanksgiving Lessons
26th November 2011
Authorities at the university – where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge studied and first met – investigated but ruled that the action was not "intentionally racist".
Mr Marshall was summoned and made aware of the university's "very serious concerns". He said the society would write to Mr Obama to apologise.
Has any group of students anywhere around the world, including the U.S., ever been forced to apologized for any of the incidents in which President Bush was burned in effigy or otherwise insulted? The question answers itself. After all, some animals are more equal than others.
Posted in Dystopia Watch | Comments Off on Tory Students to Send Letter of Apology to Barack Obama Over Effigy Burning
26th November 2011
"He was told the clinic's male Muslim clientele did not want a male treating female patients."
For a taxpayer-funded entity to comply with such a demand opens more than one nasty can of worms. First, there is the disturbing prospect of a state institution taking it upon itself to enforce and observe an Islamic separation of men and women. The practice also left the facility open to tremendous liability over the prospect of delayed or denied care on the basis of gender, recalling conditions under the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan.
Posted in Living with Islam. | 1 Comment »
26th November 2011
A New Jersey resident whose daughter and son-in-law were gunned down while on a trip to Pakistan was named as the chief suspect in their deaths.
Muzaffar Hussain is suspected of murdering his New York native daughter Uzma Naurin, 30, and her husband, Saif Rehman, 31, in an "honor killing," the Daily Mail reported.
Naurin and Rehman were shot dead Nov. 1 when their car was ambushed near the northeastern Pakistan city of Gujrat. The car's driver and several other passengers were uninjured.
My, what a surprise. Aren't you surprised? I'm sure surprised.
That's some fine Religion o' Peace™ you got there, Mohammed.
Posted in Living with Islam. | Comments Off on New Jersey Father Suspected of Murdering Daughter, Son-in-Law in Pakistan 'Honor Killing'
25th November 2011
Please remember in your thoughts and in your prayers Ruth Woodring, beloved wife, who was taken from us in body but not in spirit on this day thirteen years ago.
Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon her; may her soul, and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace
May God keep her in memory eternal.
Posted in Think about it. | 2 Comments »
25th November 2011
The researchers, led by Andrea Ferrari of the university's Department of Engineering, created an ink able to deposit graphene on a flexible silicon substrate, using this year's favourite magic material to improve the efficiency and performance of an organic semiconductor material.
We have the technology.
Posted in News You Can Use. | Comments Off on Graphene circuits from an inkjet printer
25th November 2011
A former NBA superstar was been tugged in by a bunch of hoop-shooting strippers as their head coach ahead of the launch of a basketball league comprised entirely of topless dancers.
The 23-strong Rick's Cabaret International chain of "upscale adult night clubs" set up its league after spotting a hole in the market – due to an acrimonious dispute between the NBA and players that has shut down the league for the last five months.
Just think of the ratings.
Posted in Is this a great country, or what? | 3 Comments »
25th November 2011
And the Brits don't even do Thanksgiving. Talk about cultural dominance….
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25th November 2011
The archaeologists found the 42,000-year-old bones of tuna and sharks in a cave on East Timor near Australia, providing strong evidence that people were deep-sea fishing back then, according to their findings, published in Science.
Posted in News You Can Use. | Comments Off on Humans Were 'Trolling' the Deep Seas 42,000 Years Ago, Says Prof
24th November 2011
"The New Malthusians" sounds like the name of a new wave or punk band, but just as new wave is old school, there is never anything new about Malthusianism no matter how many times it gets punked. Only the band members change.
When the world's population reached the estimated 7 billion mark a few weeks ago, the most famous Malthusian of modern times, Paul Ehrlich, made a few encore appearances for old time's sake, but for the most part Ehrlich and his generation of Malthusian rock stars, such as Garrett Hardin, Lester Brown, and the Club of Rome, appear about a fresh as Keith Richards after a 7 am wake up call. The old guys really need to be retired (well, actually, Garrett Hardin is long dead anyway), to make room for the new kids. The criteria for making the list are simple: a winner's Malthusianism has to be essentially unmodulated from the older kind, be relentlessly monotonic, be extremely lucrative, and/or a pretext for increased centralized political power.
Posted in Dystopia Watch | Comments Off on List Mania: The Top Five New Malthusians
24th November 2011
More and more, cars are becoming software-heavy. Can't say at this point whether this is a good thing or a bad thing. I will note that one of the chief advantages of American forces in WWII and Korea was the fact that almost any infantryman could repair 90% of the problems with almost any vehicle; nowadays that would be impossible, not because modern military vehicles are complex but because the civilian vehicles that those grunts practiced on in high school are now beyond their capability to play with — if the school even has shop courses any more, which many don't.
Posted in Think about it. | Comments Off on Why Ford Just Became A Software Company
24th November 2011
The deposits rival the world's leading current source of mined jade, in Myanmar, formerly Burma, the experts say. The implications for history, archaeology and anthropology are just starting to emerge.
For one thing, the scientists say, the find suggests that the Olmecs, who flourished on the southern gulf coast of Mexico, exerted wide influence in the Guatemalan highlands as well. All told, they add, the Guatemalan lode was worked for millenniums [sic], as compared with centuries for the Burmese one.
Posted in News You Can Use. | Comments Off on In Guatemala, a Rhode Island-Size Jade Lode
24th November 2011
Jim Goad has some fun with the deep-pockets of the Crust.
It's refreshing to see leftists finally admit they're rich. Politics is the whimsical sport of capturing a gullible public's minds like butterflies in a net, and the meme-gurus of the political "left"—roughly defined as those who favor more government—have performed a masterful job of hoodwinking the nation's blinkered info-consumers into believing it is exclusively the evil capitalistic private-sector greed-sharks on the "right" who are backed by corporations, big money, and the pheromonal stench of "power." What's fascinating is that this seductively successful message is largely being transmitted by people who are themselves backed by corporations, big money, and every imaginable sort of financial and political power. Leftist politics are a Möbius strip of exceedingly wealthy messengers railing against "the wealthy" while getting wealthier in the process.
Still, the left somehow gets away with posing as a proletarian movement boldly arrayed shoulder-to-shoulder like warrior serfs against legions of predatory corporate-fascist right-wing robot battering rams. This, despite a 2006 study of Fortune 500 companies that showed America's wealthiest 100 corporations donated $59 million to leftist causes and a paltry $4 million to the political right. This, despite a 2002 Washington Times report that showed when it came to "fabulously wealthy" donors who were able to dump at least $100,000 on a political party, the People's Democratic Party fetched $108 million while the fatcat GOP corporate stooges were only able to snag $37 mil. And even though he sort of mutely winked and nodded approvingly at Occupy Wall Street, Barack Obama still gets more Wall Street money than any other presidential candidate.
Posted in Think about it. | Comments Off on Turn Left and Follow the Money
24th November 2011
Sure, we need more of those people in this country! Open the borders! Make 'em all citizens! All is forgiven! Y'all come on in! Barack will give you a pony!
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24th November 2011
President Dmitry Medvedev said Wednesday that Russia will deploy new missiles aimed at the American missile defense system in Europe if it does not go ahead with an agreement with Washington and NATO on how the systems will be built.
Thereby proving that the missile sheild is necessary. Thanks, Dmitri. We couldn't have done it without you.
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24th November 2011
Those right-wing fanatics ought to be arrested! Oh, wait….
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24th November 2011
It's the YouTube posting that got Doyle kicked off Mount Monadnock. Park Rangers caught the video on the Internet and when Doyle came back to shoot a sequel, the rangers told him no, claiming Doyle was a "film crew," and needed a "film permit."
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23rd November 2011
Although close to the United States in population and combined economic power, our European allies and partners continue to shrink in terms of military capabilities.
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23rd November 2011
I keep hearing the Bugs Bunny cartoon factory music in the background….
Posted in News You Can Use. | 1 Comment »
23rd November 2011
Led by bioengineer James Hickman, the team pulled off the feat with help from Brown University Professor Emeritus Herman Vandenburgh, who collected muscle stem cell samples from adult volunteers. After close examination, they then discovered that under the right conditions, these samples could be combined with spinal cord cells to form connectors, or neuromuscular junctions, which the brain uses to control the body's muscles.
Posted in Is this a great country, or what? | Comments Off on Researchers Create Spinal Cord Connectors From Human Stem Cells
23rd November 2011
Megan McArdle puts Mitt Romney's 'business experience' under a microscope.
Perhaps awed by this résumé, his debate opponents all failed to offer the obvious rebuttal: If he loved the private sector, why did he ditch it to seek public office? Romney's last immersion in business was more than a decade ago; his last full-time job was as governor of one of the most liberal states in the country. The other Republicans onstage didn't dare ask the question that ran through my mind as I watched this performance: How, exactly, did almost 25 years with Bain prepare Romney for the presidency?
Now consider what a consultant does. Consultants are, as any firm will tell you, the "best and the brightest," culled from elite undergraduate and graduate programs. But they rarely lead anything larger than a small team; the average Army second lieutenant nine months out of a third-tier state college probably has more direct reports, and more deliverables.
Posted in Think about it. | Comments Off on Romney's Business
23rd November 2011
I'm worried that the wells of attention are being drilled to depletion by linkbait headlines, ad-infested pages, "jumps" and random pagination, and content that is engineered to be "consumed" in 1 minute or less of quick scanning – just enough time to capture those almighty eyeballs.
The problem appears to arise because of a mismatch in expectations between the site and the prospective reader. The reader is there to read. The site is there to make money, of which providing something to read may or may not play a part. In the online world, advertising is the prevalent business model; and in the advertising model, money goes to those who attract attention. Unfortunately, much of the advertising world doesn't differentiate between favorable attention and unfavorable attention. (See here for why this is a bad idea.) In any event, providing an unencumbered reading experience is lower in priority for the site than for the prospective reader.
Posted in Dystopia Watch | Comments Off on Please Let This Not Be the Future of Reading on the Web
23rd November 2011
And all the feminists say: [chirp] … [chirp] … [chirp] ….
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23rd November 2011
Yeah, hows that hope & change working out for ya?
Amnesty International on Tuesday accused Egypt's rulers of levels of brutality that sometimes exceed those of Hosni Mubarak's regime, saying that the hopes of protesters had been "crushed" since the former president was forced to step down.
This is where conservative pessimism about change shows 'progressive' optimism the door.
Posted in Dystopia Watch | Comments Off on Repression Worse Now Than Under Mubarak, Says Report
23rd November 2011
I guess it's too much to expect workers to pay for their own Federal retirement benefits. Well, at least it throws some dirt over the AlGorean conceit that there's some sort of 'trust fund' full of money that's going to pay for everyone's Social Security.
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23rd November 2011
Of course. Can't allow potential Democrat voters to feel distress.
Posted in Your tax dollars at work - and play. | 1 Comment »
23rd November 2011
Needless to say, not the fargin business of the federal government.
Needless to say, introduced by a headline-hungry Democrat.
Needless to say, this sort of micromanagement of business at the Federal level is the sort of thing 'progressives' love, and the primary reason that the country is going to hell.
Posted in Dystopia Watch | 1 Comment »
22nd November 2011
They tried coming up with a fine-sounding Latinate name for 'meow mix', but nobody learns Latin in the schools these days, so they had to go to a Catholic priest, only to find out that those don't learn Latin any more either. Is puzzle.
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22nd November 2011
Quel dommage.
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22nd November 2011
Read it. And watch (and listen to) the video.
Three young siblings from Mexico are attracting heavy attention for their cover of Adele's thumping pop anthem, "Rolling in the Deep," to the tune of nearly 3 million YouTube pageviews in just 12 days.
Just watching a 10-year-old Mexican girl singing English with an accurate southern accent is worth the time; but it's pretty impressive.
Posted in You can't make this stuff up. | Comments Off on 'Rolling in the Deep' Cover From 3 Young Siblings Goes Viral
22nd November 2011
Megan McArdle is always worth reading.
The notion of an executive washroom with its own special key now seems mostly ludicrous, but it was an actual thing–and I'm not sure that giving executives special bathrooms is actually noticeably less corrosive to social cohesion and personal happiness than giving them fatter pay packets.
It suddenly occurred to me that this is a standard feature of the work lives of blue state elites–(Update: By which I mean, affluent people who attended elite schools, not "high income people who live in blue states"): almost all of their contact is with people just like them. Same education, usually the same few states of origin, and a pretty uniformly shared set of values about what work is for and how it should be done.These people tend to vote Democratic. Small-business owners, who work in much more diverse environments, tend to vote Republican. I'm not going to speculate on why this might be so–but I suspect that it matters.
Posted in Think about it. | Comments Off on The Great Work Divide
22nd November 2011
Media Trackers discovered that over 20 individuals voted, some illegally, from one of Senator Lena Taylor's (D-Milwaukee) properties during the April 5, 2011 spring election. According to a Media Trackers open records request with the City of Milwaukee Election Commission, the property at 1018 N 35th St. in Milwaukee currently has 36 active voter registrations and at least 23 individuals voted using the address.
My, what a surprise. Aren't you surprised? I'm sure surprised.
Posted in Dystopia Watch | Comments Off on Outspoken Wisconsin Dem Senator Accessory to Voter Fraud
22nd November 2011
I'm shocked, shocked, I tell you.
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22nd November 2011
Consider the resources that GE spends to lowers its tax bill, not just the many millions spent on clever accounting and accountants and the many millions spent on lobbying but also the many inefficient ways that GE structures its businesses just to avoid paying taxes and the many millions it invests in socially wasteful projects just in order to produce privately valuable tax credits. Now add to that the allocational inefficiencies of taxing some firms at different rates than others and you have a corporate tax system which wastes a lot of resources and raises relatively little revenue. Indeed, a corporate tax system with a tax rate of zero could well be preferable as it would waste fewer resources and raise not much less revenue.
And consider that this same throw-money-at-the-problem system exists for people like, oh, say, Warren Buffett — which is why one always hears a sniggering sound in the background as he loudly claims that his taxes aren't high enough.
Posted in Dystopia Watch | 1 Comment »
22nd November 2011
The medieval prohibition of marriage between people of the 'forbidden degrees' actually had a reason; they didn't know genetics, but they saw its effects.
No such bar exists in Islam, of course.
In Pakistan, 70 percent of all marriages are between first cousins (so-called "consanguinity") and in Turkey the amount is between 25-30 percent. Across the Arab world today an average of 45 percent (in some parts up to 70 percent) of married couples are related.
That explains a lot.
Posted in Living with Islam. | Comments Off on Denmark: Muslim cousin marriages fills schools for retarded
22nd November 2011
Mickey Kaus is always worth reading.
Let's just suppose, as a thought experiment, that the New York Times is a liberal conspiracy. In this hypothetical alternate reality, the paper's editors would like the government to do more to redress the material disparities generated by our version of capitalism, and they commission stories designed to bring this better world closer. They might think it a brilliant idea to get the U.S. Census Bureau to calculate, not just how many people are poor according to the government's fancy new Supplemental Poverty Measure (which takes into account regional cost of living, and government benefits like food stamps, plus medical expenses and taxes**) but how many are under 150%of this new poverty line. Not poor, but "near poor." Bet there are a lot of them!
I'll just bet there are.
So the NYT piece notes, in its lede graf, that within this "near poor" category "many own homes." Some 20 percent of the "near poor," it turns out, own their homes mortgage-free. One reason they don't earn much income may be because they don't need it to pay the rent! And DeParle contacts Robert Rector of the Heritage Institute, who notes that "near poor" is a loaded term designed to "suggest to most people a level of material hardship that doesn't exist."
Imagine that. 'Poor' people who really aren't all that poor after all. Where have we seen that before?
…unlike the old poverty line, it doesn't measure Americans' absolute level of material well-being or destitution, but their relative measure of well being. It's pegged to the expenditures of the 33d percentile rather than a fixed amount of purchasing power (set, under the old poverty line, at three times the cost of a "minimum food diet" in 1963). Under the old poverty line, "poverty" could be eliminated as society got richer–an achievable and widely shared goal. But the new poverty line will rise as society gets richer ("adjust for rising levels and standards of living"). The newly measured poor will always be with us in substantial numbers, just as there will always be a third of the American population trapped in the bottom third of the income char
ts. That will yield a permanent, inextinguishable stream of NYT front page "poverty" stat stories–even if "poverty" no longer means "poverty" in the sense we now understand the term.
The 'poor' you have always with you, by definition. Funny how that works.
If I were inclined to be paranoid–-and I am–-I'd say it's an audacious, slimy bait-and-switch by liberal activists inside the government anti-poverty bureacracy.
Naw, that couldn't happen. Could it?
Posted in Axis of Drivel. | 7 Comments »
22nd November 2011
No one I know puts "scale" into perspective better than Randall Munroe at xkcd. If you haven't seen the latest, you should take the time to dive into what may be his largest image ever (and he's known for creating large images) dealing with money. I warn you, though, it may suck up a lot of time as you go through it:
Posted in News You Can Use. | Comments Off on Money
21st November 2011
We have the technology.
Posted in Is this a great country, or what? | Comments Off on Domino's Lets You Make a Pizza On Your iPad and Then Order it in Real Life
21st November 2011
Sort of a metaphor for the California economy.
Posted in Dystopia Watch | Comments Off on Californian road slides into the sea after heavy rains
21st November 2011
Apparently the Democrats haven't given up their longing for the days of the old machine politics.
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21st November 2011
The appeals court said Michigan's Elliot-Larsen Civil Rights Act, which prohibits services of public accommodation from discriminating on the basis of marital status among other grounds, extinguishes doctors' common law right to decide with whom to undertake a physician-patient relationship.
The California of the North. No wonder its economy sucks.
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21st November 2011
Of course, since this is no conceivable business of the Federal government, Congress has to put this irrelevant headline-grab ahead of their real jobs, solving some of the problems their previous meddling has gotten us into.
Truly, you can't make this up.
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21st November 2011
John Gruber of Daring Fireball pees all over the new Jobs biography … with (I think) good reason.
Jobs was neither. These men make for a poor comparison to Jobs because Jobs didn't really "invent" anything — not in the sense that Industrial Revolution inventors did. Jobs understood technology but was not an engineer. He had profoundly exquisite taste but was not a designer. What it was that Jobs actually did is much of the mystery of his life and his work, and Isaacson, frustratingly, had seemingly little interest in that, or any recognition that there even was any sort of mystery as to just what Jobs's gifts really were.
If this is the standard for innovation, then what product, from any company, has truly been innovative? Some people — most people? — can't get their heads around the idea that "innovation" doesn't mean "creating something 100 percent new using never before seen technology, ideas, and concepts". Yes, there were digital music players before the iPod. There were "smartphones" before the iPhone. But, I say, the differences between those products and Apple's iPod and iPhone weren't "tweaks".
Jobs, like Henry Ford, was a genius-level synthesist — taking stuff that was already out there in a rough form and fitting it all together in a way that made it available (and acceptable, which is an oft-neglected essential factor) to a large number of people.
Posted in Think about it. | Comments Off on Getting Steve Jobs Wrong
21st November 2011
Almost forgot.
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21st November 2011
Not the sort of thing you see every day.
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21st November 2011
Christensen retells the story of how Dell [DELL] progressively lopped off low-value segments of its PC operation to the Taiwan-based firm ASUSTek [LSE: ASKD]—the motherboard, the assembly of the computer, the management of the supply chain and finally the design of the computer. In each case Dell accepted the proposal because in each case its profitability improved: its costs declined and its revenues stayed the same. At the end of the process, however, Dell was little more than a brand, while ASUSTeK can—and does—now offer a cheaper, better computer to Best Buy at lower cost.
Christensen also describes the impact of foreign outsourcing on many other companies, including the steel companies, the automakers, the oil companies, the pharmaceuticals, and now even software development. These firms are steadily becoming primarily marketing agencies and brands: they are lopping off the expertise that is needed to make anything anymore. In the process, major segments of the US economy have been lost, in some cases, forever.
Of course, it's not the pursuit of profit per se that causes the problem, but the pursuit of insanely short-term profit, a distinction that Christensen doesn't care to make and which the author of the article appears delighted to avoid.
Christensen recalls an interesting talk he had with the Morris Chang the chairman and founder of one of the firms, TSMC [TSM], who said:
"You Americans measure profitability by a ratio. There's a problem with that. No banks accept deposits denominated in ratios. The way we measure profitability is in 'tons of money'. You use the return on assets ratio if cash is scarce. But if there is actually a lot of cash, then that is causing you to economize on something that is abundant."
Chang, who is Chinese and therefore sensible about business, obviously understands the necessary distinction, and assumes that his listener understands it as well, which I suspect is not the case.
Yet another case of smart people asking the right questions but unfortunately grabbing a not-quite-right answer and running with it. (Cf. the 'cult of the shoe' in Monty Python's Life of Brian.)
Posted in Axis of Drivel. | 2 Comments »
21st November 2011
We've all experienced it: The frustration of entering a room and forgetting what we were going to do. Or get. Or find.
New research from University of Notre Dame Psychology Professor Gabriel Radvansky suggests that passing through doorways is the cause of these memory lapses.
"Entering or exiting through a doorway serves as an 'event boundary' in the mind, which separates episodes of activity and files them away," Radvansky explains.
Now, that explains a lot.
Posted in News You Can Use. | Comments Off on Walking Through Doorways Causes Forgetting, New Research Shows
21st November 2011
Print books may be under siege from the rise of e-books, but they have a tenacious hold on a particular group: children and toddlers. Their parents are insisting this next generation of readers spend their early years with old-fashioned books.
This is the case even with parents who themselves are die-hard downloaders of books onto Kindles, iPads, laptops and phones. They freely acknowledge their digital double standard, saying they want their children to be surrounded by print books, to experience turning physical pages as they learn about shapes, colors and animals.
Sometimes the old ways are best.
Posted in News You Can Use. | Comments Off on For Their Children, Many E-Book Fans Insist on Paper
21st November 2011
Fresh back from Iraq, Smitty at The Other McCain pulls no punches.
The mental disease that is modern liberalism starts at an early age, with sports, before reaching full bloom in adulthood, when the modern liberal goes into government and starts to sodomize the economy.
Apparently, in the name of 'equality', gender differentiation in high school sports is not permitted, so boys are joining the 'girls' team and kicking ass. And the girls are calling 'No fair!' As well they might. But the problem is the government that mandates the situation, and that's where they ought to be pointing the finger.
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|Typical Values
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|%RDA* Per 500g
|Energy kJ
|Energy kcal
|Protein (g)
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|Fat (g)
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|1.8 15%
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|56.3 15%
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|0.5 35%
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|70.0 35%
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HOUSTON (AP) - Kim Perrot, the popular Houston Comets point guard often described as the heart and soul of the two-time WNBA champions, died Thursday of lung cancer. She was 32.
Perrot died peacefully with friends and family by her side at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, the team said.
"Kim was an inspiration to each of us, and she has touched all of our lives in so many ways," Perrot's family said in a statement that thanked fans for their cards and prayers. "We will always love her and cherish her in our hearts, and we know that each of you will too."
Perrot, who first was diagnosed with lung cancer on Feb. 19, had been seeking alternative treatment in Tijuana, Mexico after undergoing surgery Feb. 24 to remove tumors in her brain, where the lung cancer had spread.
"The world is not as good as it was before 3 o'clock today," said Carroll Dawson, the executive vice president for basketball for the Comets.
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"I was just totally unprepared when they called me. I thought I would be ready for it but in no way was I ready," Chancellor told Houston television station KRIV.
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"The entire WNBA family is devastated by this tragic loss," WNBA President Val Ackerman said a statement. "We will remember Kim as a woman of great heart and indomitable courage who refused to be daunted by any challenge."
Perrot's condition had worsened during her second trip to Mexico, where she had been receiving alternative treatment. She returned to Houston last Saturday.
"It's totally changed my life," Perrot told Houston television station KTRK shortly after disclosing her illness. "I've never been really sick or injured and now I'm faced with life or death. It's just tough. All I can do is put it in the hands of the Lord."
The Lafayette, La., native arrived in Houston three years ago, fresh off the professional women's circuit in Europe. She was signed as a developmental player for the fledgling Women's National Basketball Association franchise here.
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"Her fight off the court against cancer was heroic and brave," Houston Mayor Lee Brown said. "Although she lost her battle, she leaves the legacy of a winner."
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Simplistic cake decorating is my passion, and I enjoyed doing this. A contest asking you to decorate a cake to represent what the Autumn means to you…Starting with a 9-inch cake as your base, create a visual representation of one of the most colourful, beautiful seasons: Autumn.
Your cake can be homemade or store-bought, but you MUST start with a completely undecorated cake. It can also be a single layer cake or a multi-layer cake, that's up to you!You can use any medium to decorate your cake (i.e., buttercream, fondant, sugarcraft), however, it must all be edible (no non-edible decorations) and it must all be made by YOU!!! This is my cake on Autumn … a beautiful season, when the leaves beginning to turn beautiful colours, where brightly coloured pumpkins stand out in contrast to pale leaves. Colours that weave dreamy designs, each complimenting the other. My inspiration … Colours of Autumn & Pumpkins. My cake … Cinnamon Buttercream Autumn Cake, with pumpkins made out of home made marzipan!
Cinnamon Buttercream Autumn Cake
4 eggs (200gms)
125 gms powdered sugar
125 gms plain flour
2 tbsp cornflour/optional (makes the cake texture lighter)
1 tsp baking powder
1 pinch of salt
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
2 tsp cinnamon powder
Buttercream filling & frosting
1/2 cup butter at room temperature
2 tbsps clarified butter
2 tbsps low fat cream
3-4 tbsps powdered sugar
2tsps cinnamon powder (to taste)
Icing Sugar – 3-4 Tbsp
200ml low fat cream
1-2 tbsps powdered sugar food colours as required
Marzipan for pumpkin patch
Home made/from scratch recipe here
For the sponge
Preheat oven to 190C , reduce to 180C after 10mins of putting the cake in. Grease and line a 9″ spring form cake tin.
Sift the flour + baking powder + salt + cornflour + cinnamon powder 3 times.
Beat the eggs and sugar well with beater till very thick ribbon falls and holds in place for at least 5 seconds (beat for approx 10mins).
Add vanilla extract and beat for 1 min. Gently fold in the sifted flour; mix lightly so that air doesn't escape.
Turn gently into tin and bake for 30-35 mins till done. Once done, remove from tin after 5 mins and leave on rack to cool completely.
Cut horizontally into 3 layers. (Mark side with colour to make it easy to stack back later)
Cinnamon Buttercream Frosting/Filling
Whip all ingredients until thick and frosting holds peaks. Sandwich & frost cake with cinnamon buttercream. Leave to set in fridge for at least 30 minutes.
Whip the low fat cream & sugar till holds peaks. Colour as desired.
Reserve about 2-3 tbsps in a baggie, and lightly frost the cake to give a smooth finish. Garnish with marzipan pumpkins & leaves.
Chill well before serving.
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Deeba, this is absolutely gorgeous! Such a shame that you are not eligible to compete. You make it look so easy. And yet I know it takes a steady hand to do what you do.
Deeba, I love your style, not just for cake decorating, but with all your desserts. They're always sophisticated without being overdone.
You make the piping look so easy, but I wouldn't know where to start. Thanks for the vid!
Deeba, if u didn't tell me that, I wouldn't have known that you have no training on it. Thot u are a professional. 🙂 Your cake looks smashing. Hope you win that trip.
Now I'm even more impressed with your skills after watching how quickly you designed that beautiful cake! You cakes do have a simple elegance, but also a wonderful sophistication! Bravo!
wow what a nice cake. delicious. i m sure you ll win .
Gorgeous cake!!
Dear Deeba Im mute!!! absolutely and is so difficult je,je!! I have seen your cake and Im in love!! absolutely, look delicious tasty, nice, delicious and etc. the pictures georgeous, huggsss!! tres belle! gloria
Beautiful post as always and I really enjoyed the vid.
Gorgeous cake!! and the swirls are indeed your signature style! :))
Wow, it looks so elegant! It's beautiful!
Lovely looking cake. loved the color, design and your clicks. Perfect!
Wow, you are so talented! That cake is magnificent and I love the beautiful decorations!
Your cake is just gorgeous, Deeba! It is very clear that you are really passionate about this. It shows in every one of your luscious creations!
Deeba, this is truly a work of art! All of your cakes are, they are simply gorgeous. I think you should enter, even if it is just for a cookbook, you are sure to win!
Beautiful Deeba! absolutely so…I love the muted green (my fave colour) n the design is simplicity and sophistication in one…I mite just steal the design one day….so lovely…tq 4 sharing :))
Simple and elegant, very nicely done Deeba! I wish you were in the US, definitely competition worthy 😉
Deeba. I cannot eat this cake. It is so pretty that it should be on display at an art gallery!
I wish you could enter the contest. You would win hands down.
I love your whimsical piping and your marzipan pieces. Well done!
questa torta è uno spettacolo!! complimenti!!
The cake looks fantastic – I love the swirl pattern. I just don't think my hand would be steady enough for it.
It's too bad that you can't win the grand prize but I hope you win the book because you did an amazing job!! The cake is not only beautiful but I do love the sound of that cinnamon buttercream.
Simply beautiful. Your creations make me want to run into the kitchen and start baking. I'll see something (like the last pie) that I want to make for Thanksgiving, then you come up with something else I want to make. What's a girl to bake? 🙂
Why cant veggies do that to me???
Oh Deeba, I am trying to figure out a way to be able to come and spend a week or two with you in Deeba's Magic Kitchen so I can learn how to do this! It is gorgeous and I was stunned watching the great video (BTW love the sanding/hammering side effects 🙂 at how easy you make it look! I so need to try this too, though I'll definitely need a template. And now I want the video on how to make those fantastically gorgeous marzipan pumkins! Please??? Deeba, your cake is fabulous! And I love the flavors, too, most definitely Autumn. You deserve to win!
Oh Deeba, your cake is so lovely. Feel free to enter it into the contest, just use my name!
I am always in complete awe of your beautiful creations! This truly took my breath away – I adore the little marzipan pumpkins and the piping is so elegant. Just gorgeous!
Deeba, Great first video! Loved it – and the cake is so beautiful!
This is gorgeous. That would be so nice if you could participate. I love your video. You did an amazing job.
Your friend Hélène.
This is so great. You have a wonderful cake amazing. It´s pure gourmet art.
Such a pretty cake, and I loved seeing your technique on the video! The cinnamon cake sounds delicious too.
Wow! What a great recipe and what cute pumpkins. Welcome Autumn!
As always you are an inspiration. Your cake is gorgeous. I loved the video. Thanks for sharing your talents.
wow that cake is beautiful – I would give it a prize – I especially love your pumpkins – so gorgeous
I do love all your gorgeous cake decorations. You certainly do have a signature style. How great is that? I am just terrible with such detail. It's something I certainly need to improve. You have inspired me!
That's Deeba written all over the cake n post…..
Fabulous stuff……
It took you just 3 minutes to decorate it… would have taken me 300….. along with a stencil… LOL….
Great going… 🙂
I am so late in comming here this time, was really busy yesterday.
Thankyou so much for making the video, i always wanted to make a beautifully decorated cake like this, but me and cake deco don't go well.
Wish my hand moved so fast in making decoration like this.
My hubby loves sponge cake with vream ( ofcourse i have never made one)
I will sure try to make one during the christmas holidays so we all can enjoy them.
And a big thnakyou and hegs to you for all the work.
Deba, this looks fantastic;the last time I did free hand piping was probably years ago. Makes me want to decorate cakes too, which I do not do too much nowadays. Very beautifully done, Deeba.
Hi Deba, when I saw the picture on Tastespotting I knew it was your cake because of the signature piping. Yes, you certainly have developed a style of your own of time. And it is such a beautiful cake as well.
Absolutely stunning as usual Deeba! You have such precision in handling the piping bag – hats off to you!
Stunning, just beautiful. So glad to have found your blog.
this is a beautiful cake! and yes it would be wonderful if you could've attended the convention. you show em yea! 🙂 oh well but at least there'll still be cake on the blog for me to ogle at. i love the cake top. the way you've decorated it reminds me of henna 🙂
Gorgeous Deeba – I was mesmerized watching that video. Although I don't know how you can work with all that noise in the background – I'd go insane. I need absolute silence when baking or taking shots =)
Gorgeous, gorgeous photos.
Lovely cake, Deeba! I love the video – you make it look super easy! I hope you win the cookbook.
Gorgeous cake deeba….u make it look so easy…
The contest should really do itself justice and extend the borders – I mean isn't baking really without borders???
Deeba, it's a beautiful creation. You are very talented. I hope it will fulfil your wish.
What a fabulous & georgous looking master piece!!
My grandmother was also a master in making fabulous cakes like this!!
Congrats!! The full filled cake looks stunning!!
What a fabulous & georgous looking master piece!!
My grandmother was also a master in making fabulous cakes like this!!
Congrats!! The full filled cake looks stunning!!
Wonderful and really amazing.This shows your talent and the effort you made to prepare this.Absolutely stunning as usual and always you are an inspiration.Good presentation in video and i really loved and enjoyed it.Thanks for sharing.
An exquisite cake with gorgeous contrast in colors and the decoration is superb!!
You're a sweet master 🙂
So Classy and Elegant! You make it look so easy, but I would be struggling with just filling in the cream in the bag. I am speechless Deeba.
your cake looks like an art piece…sooo perfect…and u even don't have access to all the fancy cake decoration stuff easily. OMG I wish if i could only do 10% of that cake dec. i'll be happy for myself….looks so yummyyyy.
Oh! I hope you win that cookbook!! Those pumpkins are darling.
Stunning Deeba. Simply gorgeous! Good luck winning the cookbook =D.
the pumpkins are adorable Deeba. Lovely!
Deeba, this is as always stunning! I love the swirl detail, the kind of thing I am too nervous to do so I really applaud your cake! 🙂
Your pumpkins are gorgeous! Congratulations on your first video. Good job recycling the milk bags – it's a clever idea.
Deeba, I simply adore u….U always leave me speechless with ur AMAZING creations and cake decorating!The cake looks fabulous and too good…..Thx for the info on the LONDON blogger meet…..Wish i cud join…..eventhough far from london!
By the way, ur pics are too good too…!!!
Keep up ur great work…..U r really inspiring….
Beautiful stuff, Deeba. 🙂
I make my marzipan with confectioner's sugar and almond powder at a 1:1 ratio and add Amaretto until I achieve the right consistency. My friend tells me it tastes just like Italian marizpan. 😉
BEAUTIFUL and elegant cake, Deeba!!
Amazing speed at piping ( I used the plastic bags as well! Eqpts. missing, untrained..yet so magnificient!!)
Deeba I WISH you win , u deserve every bit of it! Congrats on ur first video n tks for sharing it as well! With ur Birthday around the corner, hope it will be GRANDEST!!!!!!!!
this is so gorgeous and i love the simplicity in ingredients. it's wonderful. would make a nice top wedding cake! *wink*
YAY Deeba! Congratulations on your first video! You pipe with so much ease! I'd take 10x the time you took…
OH Vindee, what a gorgeous cake! Absolutely love the design and so perfect for this time of year too!
YOu did so beautifully… I am sorry you didnt qualify, you should win it all! 🙂
Thanks for the video… I was so thankful to watch it, I have wanting to try that technique forever!
RT @VINDEE 😀 Deeba, CONGRATS on the truly deserving win! Njoi ur new book whenever it reaches you! Tks to Daring Kitchen ladies to hv showered true appreciation for your perseverance! HUGS!
Wow Deeba!! Your creations are always a masterpiece. This one I must say is "the master of all". The colours, the design and everything is so perfect!
Hearty Congrats on winning the book! Best Wishes always ~ Sunita
Only somebody who is TRULY passionate abotu baking could create that – I would never have the patience, or the flair. Stunning!
Hello Deeba
I cannot stop from shouting a big WOOOOWWWWWWWWWWw… Its Gorgeous a true master-piece… I love the frosting and flavours….a true artist ….
Congratulation my friend.
The frosting and looks of the cake makes me go yum yum! Indeed a fantastic cake! The pattern and decoration makes it look adorable.
Hi Deba,
Thank you for this lovely post. Tomorrow is my Mom's birthday and am planning to try this cake. Hope i get an end result like you have.
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So pretty!


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Fairfield House in 48 Van Diemen Street, Nelson, New Zealand,[1] is registered with the New Zealand Historic Places Trust as a Category I structure. Originally built in 1849, today's house was constructed as a residence for Arthur Samuel Atkinson in 1872. It was at some stage owned by the Nelson College for Girls, who used it as a boarding house. After the 1929 Murchison earthquake, boarders from Nelson College also moved in, as their hostel got damaged.[2] The house was given to Nelson City Council in 1979 and was threatened with demolition. A community group formed that had the objective of saving the house. Alan Stanton moved into the derelict building as a squatter and started restoring it. Today, it is a community centre.[3]
Atkinson, who was the brother of Premier Harry Atkinson, had an observation tower built onto the house in 1883, as his hobby was astronomy.[3] He was tasked by the Royal Society to observe the transit of Venus in 1882.[2] The tower had at one point been demolished,[3] but a replica has since been built.[2]
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Welty skims over hundreds of acres of spruce trees that appear to have been scorched by fire. The grayish skeletons that blanket the hillsides are what remains after an invasion by spruce bark beetles. The beetles have infested Alaskan forests in the past, but what makes the most recent die-off unusual is the vastness of the area affected–more than 2.3 million acres.
"At first," says Millen, "people didn't get that the spruce die-off and global warming were related." But biologists have now confirmed that longer and warmer summers have allowed the beetles to flourish. The mean temperature in the Wrangells has increased 7°F over the past 30 years, and recent winters have seen warm spells that have brought unprecedented highs in the 40s in December and January.
After zigzagging through notches in the mountains, we reach the coast. Welty takes us to Icy Bay, which broke out of the ice ages only a century ago. We circle for minutes, looking for an iceberg-free spot of beach. "I've never seen so much free ice in the bay," Welty says, before bouncing the plane down with impressive precision. We get out and walk toward the tongue of the Yahtse Glacier, which is shedding chunks of ice with thunderous splashes.
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