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Dec 16, 2007 at 1:38 pm #1226320
Chad EllertsonMember
@northernlightsLocale: Superior Hiking Trail
Anyone take quinoa on the trail? Its over 100cal an oz (111) and has about 5 grams of protein per serving (1/4 cup) one cup dry makes about 3 cups after it's cooked. Quinoa is a good grain, and tasty. I think it goes well with mushrooms.
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Tom KirchnerBPL Member
@ouzelLocale: Pacific Northwest/Sierra
Right on, Chad. Only problem is that it takes a while to cook. Don't know if you could cook it at all at higher elevations, at least not in a reasonable amount of time. Maybe you could cook it at home and then dehydrate it?Dec 16, 2007 at 4:50 pm #1412753
Chad EllertsonMember
@northernlightsLocale: Superior Hiking Trail
I experimented this afternoon. I boiled it, then pouched it. It worked ok, but I think cooking it up then dehydrating it and boiling it would work well. Organic to boot . . . this might be worth keeping.Dec 16, 2007 at 5:52 pm #1412760
Michael SkwarczekMember
@uberkatzenLocale: Sudamerica
At home I usually cut my white rice with quinoa for the boost. I'll add some dried herbs and a bay leaf for a spike. But check out this link.
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-MichaelDec 16, 2007 at 6:55 pm #1412769
Brett TuckerMember
@blister-freeLocale: Puertecito ruins
I've carried this seed-grain on l-d hikes, but never seemed to properly digest it, judging by next morning's, uh, report. In any case, lightweight and low volume though it is, the energy return just never materialized. I'm back to pasta dinners now, with the occasional dehydrated refried beans.
Quinoa-corn blended pastas are available at many health food stores – easier to cook than straight corn pasta and slightly more edible.Dec 16, 2007 at 9:07 pm #1412778
christopher witterBPL Member
@cwitterLocale: Mid Atlantic
This grain is great but a common mistake is not cooking it long enough to let it soften and expand loosing it's bird seed consistency. I put it in the blender and grind it down into a powder or close to it. It will reconstitute much easier this way, just add boiling water and let it sit in a cozy for a few minutes and presto!Dec 16, 2007 at 10:10 pm #1412789
Steve OMember
@hechoendetroitLocale: South Kak
Quinoa is an awesome grain. Check this Wikipedia Article out. It suggests soaking the grain to remove saponin. Also note the high potein content and complete essential amino acid profile. I like it with saute veggies, salt/garlic/oil, and a little soy sauce.Dec 17, 2007 at 8:21 am #1412808
Tom KirchnerBPL Member
@ouzelLocale: Pacific Northwest/Sierra
Genius idea! Definitely a keeper for me. You exponentially increase the surface area of the grain exposed to hot water by grinding it, which may be the key to using it at higher elevations, not to mention reducing fuel use at any elevation. Still have to rinse a few times to remove the saponin, as mentioned by a previous poster. Not doing so was probably the cause of an even previouser poster's negative report the morning after the night
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Michael SkwarczekMember
@uberkatzenLocale: Sudamerica
Are you grinding the quinoa before first cooking it? And then not bothering to dehydrated it at all, just bring the powder and cozy cook it on the trail? Interesting, does it come out like polenta, like a hearty mush?
-MichaelDec 17, 2007 at 10:12 am #1412820
Brett TuckerMember
@blister-freeLocale: Puertecito ruins
Just to be clear, the issue for me wasn't indigestion, but lack of digestion. QIQO (quinoa in, quinoa out) And that's regardless of cooking method – I did experiment. In any case, great idea in theory, quinoa for me, but it just didn't fuel the glycogen stores overnight the way pasta does.Dec 17, 2007 at 4:29 pm #1412863
christopher witterBPL Member
@cwitterLocale: Mid Atlantic
Here is what I do:
1.) Throughly Rinse (uncooked) Quinoa
2.) Let it sit out overnight on paper towels so it dries out again. (make sure it is dry before grinding it.)
3.) Grab a blender and dump in 1/4 to 1/2 cup of raw Quinoa grain, grind until the consistency you desire is reached. I like mine to grind mine into a fine powder, but you can grind it just enough to break up the seeds, making cooking a lot easier to cook.Dec 18, 2007 at 8:54 am #1412927
Donna CBPL Member
@leadfootLocale: Middle Virginia
This grain is very versitile. I was shown that it can be used for breakfast (hot cereal, very good) lunch and dinner. By taking added spices and things, I found that my food weight was less and more satisfying. i used the red quinoa, already cleaned. It did take time to cook, but i used a minibull Nion2 on low simmer and set up camp, washed, and was ready to relax and eat when it was cooked.
It is also good to just toss a bit to other meals, like soups.Dec 18, 2007 at 12:06 pm #1412943
Steve OMember
@hechoendetroitLocale: South Kak
One of the best things about quinoa is it's pseudo-cous-cous texture. I'd be adverse to grinding it fine like Chris but I'd be interested to hear about any success with a light grind. I wonder how much that could reduce cooking time vs ruining the texture.Dec 21, 2007 at 6:46 am #1413367
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@laurie_annLocale: Ontario, Canada
If you have a dehydrator make your quinoa dish at home and dry the whole thing. This saves cooking time on the trail as all you need to do is rehydrate it and heat it to eating temp. I also posted some tips about toasting the quinoa in the thread Sarah started about drying quinoa.
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William Penn and His Legacy
The conventional view of political life in the American colonies prior to the Revolution is one of instability and turmoil, characterized by political infighting and conflicts over who would be dominant. Alan Tully, in his book, William Penn's Legacy, has presented a completely different view of politics in the Province of Pennsylvania. His view, based upon the study of a thirty-year period in Pennsylvania history (1726-1755), is that the political world was one of peace, regularity and order. "This penchant for avoiding contentious politics was something most Pennsylvania politicians shared. They preferred to keep political relationships low keyed and controlled, in a subsidiary relationship to many of their other concerns."
He theorizes that there were a number of institutional safeguards, informal political practices, and behavior standards that helped to resolve conflict before it became violently disruptive. He argues that society did not become divisive, as some have suggested, but rather remained cohesive because of the forces of political convention, economic interdependence and social inbreeding.
William Penn was born on October 14, 1644. He was the founder of the Province of Pennsylvania, the North American colony of Great Britain that became the state of Pennsylvania. The democratic principles that he set forth served as an inspiration for the United States Constitution.
Although born in a well-to-do Anglican family, Penn joined the Religious Society of Friends, or Quakers, at the age of 25. The Quakers obeyed their "inner light," which they believed to come directly from God, refusing to bow to the authority of the king, and endorsing pacifism. These were times of turmoil, just after Cromwell's death, and the Quakers were suspect, because of their heretical ideas and because of their refusal to pay respect to the king or swear an oath of loyalty to him. Penn's religious views were extremely distressing to his father, Sir William Penn, who had through naval service earned an estate in Ireland, and hoped that Penn's charisma and intelligence would be able to win him favor at the court of Charles II.
Penn was educated at Chigwell School, Essex where he had his earliest religious experience. Thereafter, young Penn's religious views effectively exiled him from English society. He was expelled from Christ Church, Oxford for being a Quaker, and was arrested several times.
The persecution of Quakers became so fierce that Penn decided that it would be better to try to found a new, free, Quaker settlement in North America. Some Quakers had already moved to North America, but the New England Puritans, especially, were as negative towards Quakers as the people back home, and some of them had been banished to the Caribbean.
In 1677, Penn's chance came, as a group of prominent Quakers, among them Penn, received the colonial province of West New Jersey, half of the current state of New Jersey. That same year, two hundred settlers arrived, and founded the town of Burlington. Penn, who was involved in the project but himself remained in England, drafted a charter of liberties for the settlement. He guaranteed free and fair trial by jury, freedom of religion, freedom from unjust imprisonment and free elections.
King Charles II of England had a large loan with Penn's father, and settled it by granting Penn a large area west and south of New Jersey on March 4, 1681. Penn called the area Sylvania, Latin for woods, which Charles changed to Pennsylvania. Although Penn's authority over the colony was officially subject only to that of the king, he implemented a democratic system with full freedom of religion, fair trials, elected representatives of the people in power, and a separation of powers, ideas that would later form the basis of the American constitution. The freedom of religion in Pennsylvania, complete freedom of religion for everybody who believed in God, brought not only English, German and Dutch Quakers to the colony, but also Huguenots (French Protestants) as well as Lutherans from Catholic German states.
From 1682 to 1684 Penn resided in the Province of Pennsylvania, then returned to England. He visited America once more, in 1699. Penn had wished to settle in Philadelphia himself, but financial problems forced him back to England in 1701. He tried to sell Pennsylvania back to the state, but while the deal was still being discussed, he was hit by a stroke in 1712, after which he was unable to speak or take care of himself. Penn died on July 30, 1718, and was buried next to his wife in the cemetery of the Quaker meetinghouse in Jordans. His will left the bulk of his lands in America to his sons, although the next fourteen years were marked by a series of court challenges to the will. This turmoil over the will carried over into public life in the colony. "Throughout the 1720s, proprietary control of land settlement was at a minimum in Pennsylvania. The reason for this laxity was simple enough; no one knew where authority lay."
After the dispute over the will was settled, his family retained ownership of the colony of Pennsylvania until the American Revolution.
A Quaker party emerged in Pennsylvania during the late 1730s, its development encouraged by the determination of Thomas Penn to exact proprietary dues, and the central tension between the Quaker party and the proprietary interest of the Penn family. The Quaker party dominated the politics of its province during the 1740s and 1750s. "Aside from two incidents of open disagreement -- in Philadelphia in the 1720s and in Bucks County in the 1740s -- when a small number of Friends supported the executive, Pennsylvania's Quakers refused to allow their political differences to become public disputes."
It endured and eventually saw the competing proprietary party reduced to acquiescence. "In the much noticied 1742 Philadelphia election, proprietary managers reverted to the old practice of trying to pace two or three spokesmen in the House, but the results of the elction manifested the futility of any tactics not based on cooperation with the popular Quaker leaders."
Its capacity to endure grew from the ideology of civil Quakerism, which stressed religious tolerance, equal rights, law taxes, and the limitation of military burdens. "The high level of political participation by Quaker religious leaders was not wiothout reason. Despite being disseneters and advocates of separation of church and state, Friends felt that their sect rightly enjoyed a peticular prominance in Pennsylvania and that socity should be directed by closely cooperating centers of religious and civil authority."
The Quaker party's hegemony in the assembly lasted for most of the proprietary period, being only temporarily disturbed by the voluntary secession of the strict pacifists in 1756. By contrast, the proprietary interest was so weak that it scarcely deserved the name of "party." Its weakness made it a failure in the internal political context of the colony. Writing about the election of 1742 and the failure of the proprietary-executive, Tully argues that part of the problem was a false optimism within the ranks of the party. "Prior to the election they had seen evidence of substantial support among Pennsylvania's freeman because they had wanted to see it, not because it had actually existed. Nothing had occurred to the voter's opinion that the proprietary and the governor, rather than the Spanish, posed the greatest threat to individual rights, liberty, and property."
Penn and his sons, who succeeded him as proprietors, spent most of their time in England. They recognized that London, not Philadelphia, was the seat of their power. Although this was a constant factor in colonial politics, there were occasional crises which brought it home to politicians on both sides of the Atlantic. One of these was the continuing dispute between the colonies of Pennsylvania and Maryland, which at times turned violent. This was in contrast to the peace and stability that existed within the colony of Pennsylvania.
The late 1600s and early 1700s represented a turbulent time in the religious history of England. Lord Baltimore could not assume an adversarial role toward William Penn due to Lord Baltimore's complex relationships with the Crown of England at that time. The primary dispute was over Lord Baltimore's claim to the northern border of Maryland and William Penn's claim to the southern border of Pennsylvania. This land dispute continued for another fifty years after Penn's death in 1718. The long-lasting saga of this border dispute was another colonial issue that was fought out more in the corridors of power in London than in North America. "By August 1734 Baltimore was back in London, making more trouble for the Penns by petitioning the King to transfer control of Delaware, or the three Lower Counties as it was then known, from the Penns to himself."
Thus, the moves and counter-moves of the Calverts and Penns were often reactions to developments at court rather than in the colonies. In 1733, for instance, the proprietor of Maryland put pressure on the British government to recognize his claim to the lower counties. John Penn responded by exploiting…[continue]
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.MARIA VAZQUEZ, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT
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Dreier and Shebell. The opinion of the court was delivered by Shebell, J.A.D.
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City Style Kitchen Cabinets
cabinets not reach the ceiling? wondering how to decorate above them? sharing 10 easy ways to decorate above kitchen cabinets! from farmhouse to classic styles, baskets to signs, there's something for everyone!
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kitchen w/library ladder #2 in the mean time, why can't my tiny kitchen look like this?
32 Simple Rustic Homemade Kitchen Islands, love this look with white cabinets and rustic light fixture.
Rose City Bungalow 1913: Architectural Hertiage Center's Kitchen Revival Tour
really like the color of the cabinets - would like different backsplash and different hardware
Thoughtful, handsome kitchen remodel, newly reconfigured with chef-friendly working spaces. A current, classic palette of alder gray stained cabinetry, soft white quartz countertops and hand glazed backsplash tile. High quality details in the center island, premium built-in European appliances, and LED under cabinet lighting. Construction & Design by Steven Ray Construction, Inc.
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Casual/modern style kitchen in city home with authentic face-framed contemporary inset cabinets by Wesley Ellen Design & Millwork. Wesley Ellen works directly with homeowners designing and providing custom and modular modern, contemporary and traditional cabinetry throughout Canada and the United States www.wesleyellen.ca
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Fast Data Collection in Tree-Based Wireless Sensor Networks
The authors investigate the following fundamental question - how fast can information be collected from a wireless sensor network organized as tree? To address this, they explore and evaluate a number of different techniques using realistic simulation models under the many-to-one communication paradigm known as convergecast. They first consider time scheduling on a single frequency channel with the aim of minimizing the number of time slots required (schedule length) to complete a convergecast. Next, they combine scheduling with transmission power control to mitigate the effects of interference, and show that while power control helps in reducing the schedule length under a single frequency, scheduling transmissions using multiple frequencies is more efficient.


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I had the house recommended pasta and red wine. Very nice and tasty, wine good too. Will definitely go back there!
The buffet for lunch is a different but clever way of having a quick lunch: you just pay for the weight of your plate, honest and cheap. The staff is friendly and the restaurant is cosy! And above all, the food tastes great. It's amazing!
In all the cities I'm trying to find Brazilian place where I can enjoy authentic food. And I was very lucky to find 'La Cantina' in Brussels!
My favourite cocktail Caipirinha was amazing... Also all the dishes we've tried were very tasty and brought me to Brazil.. Sadly we were visiting over the weekend and on Sunday we coudn't come...
Great place with a soul and an atmosphere...
You choose what you eat and how much.
This place you'll not find anywhere else in brussels.
The food was good and it was pretty cheap. The owner/waiter was super kind to us. We will go back!!!
Went here with work a few weeks ago, and the meal we got was delicious, there is a really nice atmosphere, and the staff was very friendly. Will definitely come back to try some other dishes.
I enjoy this restaurant every and each time I go eating there. It is the kindness of the personnel, the taste of the caipirinha, the amount of food you get in your plate and the fact that every dish looks just home made. One only criticism, no surimi in the Moqueca please :)
Nice place with nice drawings on the wall. The guide who took us there, told that the painting on the wall changes quite often. The staff is really friendly. Anyhow, you should try the mojito!
Since we were brought to our table we had to wait 15 mins to receive our menus and 15 more minutes to receive our drinks. 30 minutes in total just to drink something!
Around 50 minutes in total to receive our food.
One of our dishes was meat and it was ok but nothing special at all.
The other dish...
Went here with a group of friends on Friday night - 7.30pm and we were the only ones there for quite some time. Service was great, had a mix of appetizers to start, and the steak was definitely the favourite. I had the knuckle of ham as a main - way too big a portion for me, but it was...
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Non-Linear Wave Propagation (Mathematics in Science and Engineering Volume 9)
first edition
1964 · New York, NY
by Jeffrey, A.; Taniuti, T.
New York, NY: Academic Press, 1964. First. Octavo; G+/no-DJ; Red spine with gold text: Boards strong, generally clean with shelfwear and edgewear, rubbing at corners and both ends of spine, top corners bumped, boards edgeworn, scuff marks on both covers; Textblock generally clean, numerous efforts made to cover up identity of previous owner(s), name of previous owner stamped on front pastedown, other identifying information blacked then whited out on: front free-end paper, title page, copyright page, back free-end paper, and back pastedown, non-tacky glue residue remains on back pastedown, previous owner's name blacked out on fore edge, staining along top edge; pp 369. Rockville. (Inventory #: 7-116-1264136)