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#71 Tue 12 Jun 12 9:42pm
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Just tried this tonight, is absoloutely gorgeous thanks elhousemartin
Does anyone know of any good recipes for Chicken passanda ? I've tried loads but none are close to the takeaway.
#72 Mon 29 Oct 12 10:31am
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Made this last night, a couple of points I noted:
1) Not having time for an overnight marinade, I did it for 2 hours. The result is still absolutely outstanding!
2) I pureed the onions with a hand blender. This resulted in a "stringy" sauce. My wife tells me the magimix was the better option so shall try this next time.
3) I added a 160g can of creamed coconut in error and opted out of adding water. The result is a superb thick creamy sauce!
4) I added 4 tsp of sugar at the end as I thought the sauce was too "oniony". It certainly helped. next time I might cut the onions down slightly. Then again the onions I used were massive!
Try adding Madhur Jaffreys Naan bread receipe to this and you are well on target for a cracking curry experience!
#73 Tue 30 Oct 12 10:24am
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Re: Chicken Korma Recipe EVER!
in my eyes this recipe looks near enough perfect for me... theres only one thing that could be improved and that is the chicken. you should make sure that the chicken is fresh ans straight from the producer, dont mess about with chicken from supermarkets that has been dragged half way around the country. if you are unsure how to get in contact with the producers then go to foodbritain and they will act as a portal for you to get in contact with the correct people
#74 Sat 03 Nov 12 10:21pm
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Superb thanks. Works a treat. An authentic Korma. Be brave. Initially, when the spices hit the pan I must admit to being a little worried. Be brave though. When everything is in and festering, it gets good. Cooked it first time for several guests, and it was fantastic. Thanks again.
#75 Wed 17 Apr 13 3:11pm
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I love this recipe Jamie. I think you have found the perfect combination. All those years of trying paid off...Here is my version adapted for the Californian palette.....
http://www.goingcavewoman.com/korma.....We love you over here
#76 Wed 24 Jul 13 6:14pm
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Wow! I just made this now following this recipe and it is A-MAZING! Oh my gosh love it! Need to do this more often definately!
#77 Mon 26 Aug 13 6:59am
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#78 Fri 10 Jan 14 12:16pm
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Re: Chicken Korma Recipe EVER!
I would appreciate a little advice.
I live in Spain where it's practically impossible to get ghee. What's the best plan B?
Olive oil is cheap, but is it better to use butter or sunflower oil? I know it won't be the same but it's better than no korma at all!
#79 Fri 10 Jan 14 12:28pm
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Re: Chicken Korma Recipe EVER!
Hi Alix, I'd use half olive oil and half butter. You'll get the flavour of the butter fine.
(You can easily clarify butter by melting it, let it sit, and then pouring off the clear stuff at the top, leaving the little bits of milk solids that are at the bottom. The clear stuff is pretty much ghee. Those milk solids burn easily, which is why ghee is better for frying but, in this recipe, half oil/half butter should work fine.)
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Thanks, thats very interesting.


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The day David Stern stopped caring and learned to love the owners. Plus week 14 NFL lines.
It is assumed most things in the NBA are done for "basketball reasons."
Players play and are paid for "basketball reasons." Teams and stadiums are built for "basketball reasons." Fans attend games for "basketball reasons." The ball is filled with air for "basketball reasons."
"Basketball reasons" is a pretty vague umbrella term for why things happen the way they do in the NBA. Most major decisions, like say the unprecedented vetoing of a league-owned team's trade, usually require further explanation to justify them. Usually.
Yet all we got from our esteemed commissioner to explain why Chris Paul won't be playing for the Lakers this season was "basketball reasons." Luckily, we keep our "Dictionary of Half-Assed Sports Answers" on hand at all times. Let's have a look:
Basketball reasons [bah-skit bawl ree-zuh'ns] noun, sad excuse, pitiful waning
A show of complete and utter cowardice. Ex. "Rather than stand firm against an already angry and agitated crowd of new money owners, David Stern, feeling his death grip on the league weakening, allowed them to veto the Chris Paul trade for basketball reasons."
A complete loss of control of something you have almost tyrannical authority over. Ex. "Whereas in the past David Stern has treated most aspects of the NBA like his personal collection of action figures, for basketball reasons, he inexplicably rolled over on something he did not have to."
The very public castrating of what we know now to be a puppet general manger. Ex. "After stating on many occasions that Dell Demp had complete autonomy with the Hornets, David Stern, at the behest of tactless owners pulled the rug out from under him for basketball reasons."
Fair: Ex. "Trades in the NBA considered fair by all parties involved should not be vetoed by overtly jealous owners upset that they did not get Chris Paul." See Mark Cuban.
Reasonable: Ex. "The Hornets were on the winning end of a reasonable offer that would have sent seven months of Chris Paul to the Lakers, Pau Gasol to the Rockets and a whole new team to New Orleans: a good offensive center in Luis Scola, a high-percentage shooter in Kevin Martin, a role-playing, playoff-proven forward in Lamar Odom, another scoring guard in Goran Drogic AND a 2012 no.1 pick."
Everyone involved with this trade was happy with it. Chris Paul was getting what he wanted (out of New Orleans), the Hornets were getting what they wanted (a huge pay-day from the malcontented Paul), the Lakers were getting the best point guard in NBA and the Rockets were getting a new face of the franchise in Gasol. The only people who were not getting what they wanted were the people not getting Chris Paul, Pau Gasol or whatever package landed in New Orleans. And for whatever reason, for "basketball reasons," that was enough to make sure this deal did not get done
Welcome back to NBA everybody. The joke is far from over.
Let's get to this week's lines:
Indianapolis (+16.5) over Baltimore
Nothing Joe Flacco has done this season gives me confidence Baltimore can cover 16.5 points against anyone, even a team as hapless as the Colts.
New England (-8) over Washington
Even with the Patriots obvious defensive holes, Washington will be lucky to score eight points in this game let alone keep pace with a Uncle Tom's torrid offense.
San Francisco (-4) over Arizona
Wait a minute. The Cardinals routinely play the Cowboys tough, they did it again last Sunday and suddenly they are only a 4 point underdog against the 10-2 Niners? Something is rotten in Vegas.
Denver (-3.5) over Chicago
No Forte, no Cutler, and up against God's own quarterback?
New York (-10.5) over Kansas City
The Chiefs could have stood still on the field last week and beat the injury-riddled bears but that doesn't change the fact that they have only managed 35 points of total offense in the past five weeks.
Seattle (-6.5) over St. Louis
In yet another spectacularly awful Monday night game the Seahawks and Rams will pretend to be interested in whatever might pass for football but deep down they know they don't care what happens and neither do we.
Miami (-3) over Philadelphia/Carolina (+3) over Atlanta
We're going to go ahead and lump these two lines together and say any and all overly-hyped, underperforming teams previously or currently associated with Michael Vick are going to lose in Week 14.
San Deigo (-7) over Buffalo
These two teams have managed 11 losses over their last six games. The difference is one of them is playing well-below expectations and potential(SD); the other is about where they should be (BUF).
New York (+3.5) over Dallas
A win for the Giants will muddy the water even further in the NFC East but a win by the 'Boys should clear it up. With four weeks to play there is a big divisional difference between being tied at 7-6 and being ahead 8-5 to 6-7.
Minnesota (+10) over Detroit
There are holes to exploit in the Lions pass rush; if "All Day" is back on the field and the late season blooming of Percy Harvin continues to keep secondaries honest this could be a closer game than most think.
Quick Slants: Jacksonville (+2) over Tampa Bay, Green Bay (-11.5) over Oakland, New Orleans (-3.5) over Tennessee, Houston (+3) over Cincinnati
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I recently did a mite check at one of my yards with 7 hives. I left the trays in for 3 1/2 days and pulled them to do a count. Six of the seven had only a few mites each - after 3 1/2 days! Needless to say I was very happy to see those kind of counts in late August.
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WATSONVILLE -- Winter's back.
Temperatures dropped and dark clouds gathered over Watsonville on Monday, as the weather shifted after a spring-like weekend.
Rain is on the way, confirmed forecaster Mark Strobin at the National Weather Service in Monterey, but not much.
"It's not going to be a gully washer," Strobin said, predicting less than an inch of rain this week.
Pajaro Valley strawberry grower Edward Ortega was anticipating a wetter forecast. Growers received rain late in 2012 when they needed it for fall planting, he said. He's irrigating now, though not too heavily as the relatively cool weather keeps soil from drying out too quickly, he said.
Ortega, who like most Pajaro Valley growers depends on well water, is more concerned about the long-term consequences of too little rain.
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Strobin said light rain Tuesday will lead to a chance of showers for the rest of the week, bringing a quarter-inch of rain, maybe a third to the city of Santa Cruz. That won't be enough to make a dent in the rainfall deficit.
"So far, in Santa Cruz, Jan. 1 to Feb. 15 has been the driest on record," Strobin said.
Less than an inch of rain -- 0.93 to be exact -- has fallen since the beginning of the year. The seasonal total of 15.02 inches is well below the 21.54 inches that's normal for Santa Cruz, he said.
Still, an extremely wet December helped put Santa Cruz ahead of last year's total to date rainfall of 10.57 inches.
With nearly 35 inches to date, Ben Lomond has had more than twice as much rain as this time in 2012. It's almost at last year's seasonal total. More than 11 inches of rain have fallen on Watsonville so far this season, four inches more than by mid-February 2012.
Overall, last year was drier than normal.
Strobin said a high pressure ridge, essentially a mountain of air, in the Pacific Ocean has been pushing storms north and east of the Central Coast.
It's weakened a bit to permit a blast of colder, wetter weather from Alaska. Strobin couldn't say whether the change would last. The ridge has been "persistent," he said.
"When it gets flattened out, it just rebuilds," Strobin said.
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Aptos 15.18 inches
Ben Lomond 34.52 inches
Santa Cruz 15.02 inches
Soquel 17.98 inches
Watsonville 11.66 inches
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Co-chair talks goals, answers questions Tuesday night
COLUMBIA, Mo. - The first meeting of the newly-appointed Columbia Anti-Violence Task Force will be held next week, according to fifth ward councilwoman and co-chair Laura Nauser.
Nauser, speaking at a Boone County Pachyderm Club meeting Tuesday night, said the task force of 13 would be focused on four fundamentals: enforcement, intervention, prevention and re-entry.
"Back in 2007, I noticed when I was on city council at that time that we were suffering from a lot of violent crime," she said. "I noticed what a lot of the crimes had in common were young people."
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The exact date and time for the task force's first meeting. Members will include Tyree Byndom, Steve Calloway, Chris Campbell, Cindy Garrett, Dan Hannekin, Pam Hardin, Mike Hayes, Christopher Haynes, Lorenzo Lawson, Paul Prevo, Glen Robertson, Jerry Taylor and David Thomas.


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Thrills and spills of the tournament - Wednesday, 17 April 2013
See the cut and thrust of medieval tournaments come to life at the Royal Armouries, Leeds, next Wednesday (April 24).
Join us for an informative and entertaining lecture by Senior Curator of Amour Karen Watts – including the rare chance to view an unpublished, 15th century manuscript.
As Karen unveils the thrills of the great tournaments, museum visitors will:
- Discover King Henry VIII's love of tournament, his favourite events and own expertise shown at the Field of Cloth of Gold
- Explore the development of these deadly sporting events – from battle training to a royal spectacle
- Learn the contrasts between jousts of peace and those of war
- Hear about the darker side of tournaments – the deadly injuries and painful deaths
The evening focuses on an illustrated lecture in the War Gallery Lecture Theatre, followed by a chance to meet and talk to Karen.
There is also the opportunity to view the Royal Armouries' Tournament Manuscript (1.35) – dating to the 15th century and comprising three books, written in French.
Karen said, "This fascinating manuscript has not been published or made widely available in any form, or even ever been displayed. The contents are viewed as an exceptional primary source for the study of the chivalric culture of late-medieval Burgundy, England, and France."
They also include narratives of combat, including an account of a deadly skirmish at Tours in February 1446/7 which is vividly illustrated with eight miniatures.
The event starts at 6.30pm and tickets, priced £5, are available at the door, or in advance on 0113 220 1888 or online
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I am not sure I understand your reasoning. The 4" 1911 is much thinner than the G30 and will hide very well under a dress shirt. Have you tried a tuckable holster?
I use the Galco Skyops for the 4 ¼ 1911 and the gun DISAPPEARS. Its an excellent option for a dressier carry. Make sure you get the additional Y hook if you are going to wear it with an 1 ½ belt.
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Tonight! We welcome long-awaited guest, Sexual Health Expert Erin Barnes. Erin joins the fun, and enlightens us on many topics. Erin provides care and education related to sexuality, pregnancy, STD's, abortion, abuse, and relationships. She is also a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner with a Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence Care Center, responding to sexual assaults, and providing crisis counseling, medical care, and collecting forensic evidence. On top of that, she is a Clinician with a client-centered Women's Clinic, working in the operating room, and doing ultrasound, recovery, and pregnancy assessment. Erin joins the talk and schools us on all sorts of great things including forensic sex toys (not what you think), and how C.S.I. is not like real life. Learn how a Canadian endured Hurricane Katrina! We talk setting career goals, and we get into some serious talk regarding sexual assault. We talk HPV, facts, treatment, and solutions. Panels are now recommending it for boys, whats the deal? Erin educates us on women's health initiatives, and what the Proletariat can do. We congratulate Mississippi voters on rejecting Prop 26, the "Personhood" amendment. This leads to talk on religion, Geek Sex, and abortion. Though the three aren't mutually exclusive. The mood lightens as Erin dishes on what she's nerding on… Hint: Winter Is Coming. We talk cold weather and hot acting skills. We get back on the sex talk and discuss sexual kinks, forays, and origins. Where's the line on sexual fetishes? Polygamy: Not just for Mormons anymore. Moving on: the new Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and Jonathan's "Falling Down" style day. C-Spire customer service blows. Managerial decisions and delegations. Inflation hits office supplies… the joys of capitalism! Office Depot's impending death. Then we put a bow on it!
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Waldo fire looters found guilty on all counts
Jury deliberates two hours in week-long trial
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A man and a woman were convicted Tuesday of breaking into a home evacuated because of the Waldo Canyon Fire.
Belinda Wells-Yates, 38, and Shane Garrett, 36, were both found guilty of second-degree burglary, conspiracy to commit second-degree burglary, and several counts of identity theft theft and possession of meth.
Prosecutors said Yates and Garrett broke into a home on Allegheny Drive, just south of Mountain Shadows, on the same day that the fire burned several hundred homes. Both crawled in through a pet door to avoid setting off the home's alarm, prosecutors said.
Prosecutors said a juvenile participated in the crime, but they didn't discuss the juvenile's legal status.
According to prosecutors, the defendants took numerous items, including electronics, musical equipment, jewelry, a checkbook and keys to a warehouse. The defendants were unable to take a gun collection because it was bolted to the wall, but they planned to return later.
Yates later said she broke in and took the items because it was her way of helping the victims evacuate. Prosecutors said she'd been connected to numerous other burglaries of homes and vehicles, and was next planning to target evacuated homes in Woodland Park.
Prosecutors said the day after Mountain Shadows burned, the defendants took the stolen property to the Sundance Mountain Lodge in Monument and were arrested when they tried to sell the items to an undercover officer from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
"He had already formed a relationship with one of the defendants," said District Attorney Dan May. "They called him saying they were burglarizing homes, and asked if he'd like to buy the stolen goods. He got almost all of the goods back, and arrested them."
Authorities found burglary tools in Garrett's backpack, and found crystal meth on both defendants.
On Friday, a judge will set a date for another hearing to determine whether Garrett and Wells-Yates are habitual offenders. If they are deemed to be habitual offenders, they will face a minimum prison sentence of 48 years, said May.
Former fire evacuees expressed little sympathy for the defendants.
"I just thought that was the most despicable crime that anyone could commit," said Pat Ludwig, whose husband died during the evacuation. "I hope there's a special place in you-know-where, for them."
Floyd Studebaker and his family evacuated for three weeks.
"We were all worried and concerned about all the things we left behind," he said.


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Mulligatawny, which literally means "pepper water," is an English interpretation of an Indian dish. It has seemingly limitless versions, but most have curry and a bit of chicken. We've added tart Granny Smith apples, plenty of spice and a touch of coconut milk.
Nutrition Profile:
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Heat oil in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add onion, celery and garlic; cook, stirring often, until softened, about 5 minutes. Add apples, curry powder, cumin, coriander and ginger and cook, stirring often, until the apples begin to soften, about 2 minutes. Add broth and rice; bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a simmer and cook, uncovered, for 12 minutes.
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As you & I discussed on the phone the other day, all construction is completed on the trap-out from my 200-yr old brick church. We did it on June 9th.
Late afternoon on June 9th, with temps in the upper 90s low 100s the bees are bearding all over the mesh cone--it looked like a wooly mammoth's trunk sticking out of the brick wall.
Returned early a.m on June 10th. Trapped out bees were gathered around the base of the mesh cone. The bait hive is positioned at a right angle to the cone and about a foot, 12 inches, away.
Observed situation early this morning (June 11th). Bees are clustered on the base, but less than before. Bees are clustered in other clumps near the cone.
I've been too busy to post photos, but will eventually, I promise.
Other pieces of data:
1. It appears the bees are not re-entering the wall--all other entrances are sealed.
2. The cone is sealed to the wall over their entrance & the bait hive sits on scaffolding on the wall 20 feet up--heights make me nervous but I'm getting over it.
3. No bees, alive or dead, are blocking the cone's exit; no bees are reentering the mesh cone
4. The bait hive (single deep body) has 5 deep frames of honey/nectar and pollen, as well as two frames of open/capped brood and nurse bees. Remaining frames are foundation only.
5. Activity in and out of bait hive appears minimal 2 days after trap out started, i.e. a single bee approaches or lands on the bait hive bottom board about every 30 seconds, I'm thinking these are not the trapped out bees but maturing bees native to the bait hive.
6. The end of the mesh cone does not extend to inside the bait hive, but I was told this is not necessary.
7. This colony is about 20 years old undisturbed. I would estimate there are between 30-40,000 bees in the wall. I would estimate I have seen as many as 10-13,000 bees outside the hive. The colony was bigger before May, when my novice beekeeping buddy tried a bee vac on 'em with too much power. He accidentally killed easily 60,000-80,000 bees that day over 6 hours.


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"What really is at the core of kashrut is that G-d makes things holy by separating things," says Saks, of Congregation Bet Ha'am in South Portland. "So I don't say that I keep kosher, but for me there's still an essence of kashrut at play every time I sit down to a meal."
For Saks, and a growing number of progressive Jews, that means he only consumes meat from sustainable sources. This movement catalyzed after the 2008 immigration raid that revealed abhorrent labor practices at the largest US kosher meatpacking plant, in Postville, Iowa. Saks initially ate "kosher-style." But a locally sourced meat entrée became preferable to vegetables shipped in from overseas. Now, Saks will order that pork chop, if it's from a worthy source.
After all, pigs thrive here in Maine. They're more sustainable than cows, devouring all our scraps except coffee grinds and citrus peels. For many (including this reporter), kosher is more about whether the animal lived in a holy way than how it died. Our tribe takes our cues less from the Torah, and more from nature.
David Levi, who plans to open Vinland, a hyper-local restaurant in Portland, teaches cooking classes on everything from pork salumi to the Italian-Jewish cuisine of his heritage (he grew up around a lot of prosciutto). On his blog, he calls for embracing food that embodies the Jewish social-justice concept of tikkun olam (see davidscottlevi.blogspot.com/2011/10/my-kind-of-kosher.html).
Maina Handmaker would agree with that view. She loved pork as a child in Hong Kong, then went vegetarian in high school in Kentucky and for most of her time at Bowdoin College. Apprenticing as a student on Milkweed Farm in Brunswick, she experienced the magic of bacon raised on-site.
"As a Jew and just as a person, I feel more connected to the ethical principles of sustainable agriculture than I ever did to the isolated, ancient rules of kashrut," says Handmaker, who works for Six River Farm in Bowdoinham. "Following a law in the Torah is pretty esoteric in comparison to what I can watch on these farms and know and feel good about."
Previous generations of Jews in Maine first embraced lobster while still shunning pork. "Both lobster and pork are equally forbidden," says David Freidenreich, a Jewish studies professor at Colby College, who, despite keeping traditionally kosher, chose to live in Portland to be near the city's excellent restaurants. "Even when Jews abandoned other Jewish food practices, they would refrain from eating pork. At the same time, by eating lobster, Jews were affirming their identity as Mainers."
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JPP told the media "Let Them Know We're Coming, We're Coming Strong Then Before", which i think is great.
Also when asked, "Has coach coughlin used this underdog mentality as motivation this week ? " - JPP responds: " I don't know, I wasn't paying attention" "No, honestly, I really wasn't paying attention I dont know"
I thought that was hilarious. I'm not sure if he was trying to make a joke or not but that got me LOLing


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If you ever have the opportuntiy to safari in the Serengetti, do not miss it! Seeing the sites here is what travel is all about. Words cannot discribe nor do justice to the view, the animals, the feel. It's being alive.
We arrived in Arusha to search for a safari and trekking company as few were in Dar and none seemed trustworth. We chose Sunny Safari and were not disapointed. Our guide Martin was quiet but sharp and he warmed up by the end of the trip. Our cook, Nruu did a great job keeping us fed and watered. We were joined on our trip by Tim and Ana whom we met in Dar. These guys are great and really added to our Safari. Keep safe on your jouneys guys!
We did a 4 day 3 night safari. We camped 2 nights in the Serengetti and 1 night in Nurongoro(sp?) crater. We were just in time to catch the end of the grand Migration and the area was full of Zebra and Wildabeast, Elephants and Lions and everything in between. We even saw cheetahs and a Lion kill up close and personal. What can I say, you have to see the picture to believe it and even then it won't do the place justice.
With every great event there must also be disapointments. Once again Kiliminjaro has escaped my boot prints. Not having the proper climbing gear and not being able to find any in Arusha and add Rachel coming down with a bad head cold we decided to cancel our Kili attempt. I will not be denied and I will be back, and soon, to climb the highest peak in Africa. Just you wait!
Safari out of the way, we're headed back to Dar and then to the beaches of Zanzibar for some much needed R&R.
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger hopes the North London derby will be remembered for its quality - and not just Emmanuel Adebayor.
The former Arsenal striker has received plenty of column inches during the build-up to Sunday's big game, in part because of his fine form but largely because he fell foul of Gunners fans when he celebrated in front of them after scoring for Manchester City two seasons ago.
Adebayor's appearance in a Tottenham shirt could make him a target for travelling supporters at White Hart Lane but Wenger wants them to show respect.
"That [abusive chants] is what you don't want," he said. "You want people to support the team in a positive way, all the hate [is unacceptable].
"A football game is a fantastic day that everyone has to enjoy and with a positive atmosphere it is even more fantastic. So let's get our fans to get behind our team and forget about the rest.
"If the game is great the attention will be on the game."
Adebayor is on a hot scoring streak with three goals already in his fledgling Spurs career. Wenger knows he will need to be watched closely.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by blueadams, May 22, 2013.
LOL at the thought of Pop coaching Stuckey.
I don't hate LeBron. I hate Super Stars. Detroit is a factory town. Everyone pulls their weight. It's an assembly line thing. We love the well-oiled machine. It's the all about the team and the parts that fit togeter. When a great team beats a star, it reaffirms your life view. It's like the car beating the horse.
Agreed. Most times though a superstar is part of the mix................. Gordie Howe, Bobby Layne, Barry Sanders, Miggy Cabrera, Denny McClain, Isiah Thomas, Steve Yzerman, Rodney Stuckey.
Nemo deserves a Ban for puting Suckey with the rest of those names.
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very subtle
Those guys are all exempt, of course.
Seeing Yzerman's name next to Rodney made me think that Stuckey picked the wrong sport. His collider instincts and tendency to always look down could've made him a top notch NHL player.
Looking down was what killed Lindros career.
Yea, looking down doesn't work in most sports.
Golf is about the only one.
If we had one though I am sure we would like him. Have not really had a real superstar since Isiah. Of course he is banned from the Palace so who knows.
Didn't work out to well.... but Grant Hill was superstar level.
I thought of him. He was certainly an all-star but never made it out of the 1st round and was never the same after the ankle injury.
Stackhouse was pretty close to a Superstar for a season or two.
Grant Hill had potential........but so did Stuckey and Darko, oh, never mind. 3 careers that frustrated me.
Cool story confirmation bias.
Sheed was a superstar in my book....
Ben Wallace. Superstar.
I liked 2004 cause none of them were........
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From an independent, bucolic country respected by its neighbors to a chaotic and corrupt war zone -- the last 50 years have seen tragedy unfold in Afghanistan. "What happened?" people are always asking Atta Arghandiwal, who immigrated to the Bay Area in the early '80s. That question inspired his recently published memoir, "Lost Decency: The Untold Afghan Story."
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#1 Sat 16 Mar 13 12:25pm
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Making cheese!
I'm getting increasingly fascinated with the idea of making my own cheese. Has anyone else tried this?
I know the hard cheeses need specialist equipment and very long ageing times, but there are lots of cheeses which need no ageing or can be aged in the fridge (rather than a specialist cheese cave).
I've already tried labneh, which is basically just strained yoghurt with salt. It's lovely rolled into balls and stored in oil in the fridge - you can add herbs and so on.
So I'm thinking of stepping it up and trying queso blanco, paneer or milk ricotta. Here are some recipes I've found. I've written abbreviated versions of the recipes here, the links give you more detail, so if you're going to try them, I'd follow the links to the full recipes (they were a bit tl:dr to post here):
Queso Blanco - http://cheeseforum.org/articles/wiki-qu … ng-recipe/
4 litres cow's milk
65ml white vinegar
Heat milk to 82C; add the vinegar gradually until milk separates into curds and whey; put curds in a colander lined with cheesecloth and leave for 20min; tie corners of cloth and hang up to drip for 5-7 hours; put cheese in a container and store in fridge.
Paneer - http://cheeseforum.org/articles/wiki-pa … ng-recipe/
5 litres cow's milk
185ml lemon juice diluted in 1 cup cool water
Heat milk to a simmer; add lemon juice gradually until milk separates into curds and whey; let sit about 10min until curds stop floating; put curds into a colander lined with cheesecloth and leave until reasonably drained; lift corners of cloth and twist so cheese is squeezed into a ball; squeeze lightly; place on flat draining surface and sit a heavy weight (about same as weight of milk) on top; sit for 1-2 hours. Cheese should be firm and springy. Put in a container and store in fridge.
Milk Ricotta - http://cheeseforum.org/articles/wiki-mi … ng-recipe/
3 litres cow's milk
90-140ml white vinegar
5g salt
Add salt to milk; heat slowly to 85C; keep at this temp throughout; stir in 90ml vinegar; if curds not formed after 1-2min stir in more vinegar; use slotted ladle to move curds towards middle of pan; wait 15min; use slotted ladle to move curds into draining mould; let drain until drainage is slow, at least 1 hour (time depends on what flavour you want); turn cheese onto a plate and store in fridge.
I haven't done any of these myself, but I plan to try soon, because they don't look difficult, and how cool would it be to make your own cheese? Has anyone here had a go at this?
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#2 Sat 16 Mar 13 4:03pm
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Re: Making cheese!
Regret, I've only made one attempt at cheese. A friend's birthday was coming up and she's intolerant to anything from the cow. I made some yew's milk cheese. A charming cheese shop in Totnes was able to tell me how to make it. Very simple and it was a huge success. It made a lovely filling for a sponge cake.
Good luck in your new venture Hippy. Looking forward to hearing the results.
#3 Sat 16 Mar 13 11:51pm
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Re: Making cheese!
I made soft cheese from milk and lemon juice a little while ago. It was SO delicious. I was making my recipe for paneer, but I see many people use the same recipe for ricotta (even though real ricotta uses the whey).
I had most of 2 litres of milk I wasn't going through quickly enough, so I decided to make Rabadi, which is milk evaporated until it is thick (and then used in Indian desserts), but it was taking ages to evaporate and my next recipe down was for Chenna, which is the soft cheese that is then pressed to make paneer.
I already had the litre of milk that had come to a boil and was just under a simmer, I added 2 tbsp of lemon juice, I was ready to add more because I had begun with more than a litre, but it curdled beautifully. Turned it off, lined a sieve with fine cloth and let it drain. It was that simple! I used it like ricotta and it was more delicious than any ricotta I have had. It might have been cheaper too! It made about 2 cups. I must make it again.
#4 Sun 17 Mar 13 3:20pm
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Re: Making cheese!
I've never had any attempt on making cheese but a friend does it once and I hand her a my help. It was going well at first but the cheese turn out to be a complete failure. It was really soft like a pie filling and after that we never ever had made any cheese again.
#5 Wed 27 Mar 13 12:46am
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Re: Making cheese!
I think I saw ricotta being made on T.V. it looked good. It was on the Good Life (the remake with Sue Perkins).
Let us know how you get on.
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Many of you will be aware that Gerry Mills has said that after 16 years and at the age of 80 he will be giving up the job of Book Seller at the end of November. I'd like to specially thank him for all his many years of effort on behalf of the BGA and also ask if there is anyone interested in taking over the role, or assisting someone else in trying to replace Gerry (which will be very big boots to fill).
Secondly, Edwin Brady is planning to retire as Secretary at the AGM, so we're looking for a new Secretary.
Xinyi Lu is also planning to retire from Council at the AGM. The other Council members are prepared to stand again, with Joss White being co-opted during the year seeking election. However, I'd like to invite members who are interested in being on Council to volunteer, either to stand for election or possibly to be co-opted.
We've got a number of vacant posts listed on the website, so we're still looking specifically for:
Anna Griffiths is trying to get together a number of helpers prepared to undertake telephone calls, so that we can follow up with people who haven't renewed their membership - to help and persuade them to renew and also to understand the reasons if they don't.
We're hoping to implement a new online membership system this year, so we're needing people with PHP and MySQL experience to help with implementing and managing this, preferably with Drupal experience also. If you have this, please let us know.
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Ground turkey makes tender meatballs. If you do not have Italian seasonings on hand, substitute a mixture of 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano, 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme, 1/4 teaspoon dried marjoram and 1/4 dried teaspoon basil.
Nutrition Profile:
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Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Carb
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Serves 8
Prep Time 20 min
Total Time 120 min.
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To make sauce: Combine tomato sauce, onion, red and green bell pepper, sugar, lemon juice, parsley, garlic, Italian seasoning blend and pepper in a large saucepan. Simmer over medium-low heat for 30 minutes.
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To make meatballs: Puree potato, onions, egg whites, Italian seasonings, garlic, salt and pepper in a food processor or blender until smooth. Transfer to a large bowl. Add turkey and mix thoroughly. Shape the mixture into 1-inch balls.
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Every baby born at Essentia Health-St. Joseph's Medical Center is unique – one of a kind. To prepare for this very special new person in your life, we encourage you to attend one of the many free educational classes designed specifically for moms, dads, support people, siblings, and grandparents. To register for any of the following classes, all held at Essentia Health-St. Joseph's Medical Center, go to MatchOBGYN.org or call 218-828-7414.
• Breastfeeding Class - This class includes both an introduction to the basics of breastfeeding and resources for ongoing support. Your partner is encouraged to attend, as well as others who will support you after your baby is born. Tuesday, May 7, 6-8 p.m.; Tuesday, June 4, 6-8 p.m.; Tuesday, July 2, 6-8 p.m.; or Tuesday, Aug. 6, 6-8 p.m.
• Infant/Child CPR, Safety and First Aid - Keeping your child safe is your top priority. Learn how to protect your child inside the house and out. What to do in an emergency, how to stock a first-aid kit, where to call for help, and more. Certified CPR instructors demonstrate the special resuscitation methods needed to aid infants and children under age eight. These skills may mean the difference between a simple incident and a tragedy. Recommended for parents, grandparents, and caregivers. Thursday, May 9, 6-8 p.m.; Thursday, July 11, 6-8 p.m.
• Preparation for Birth and Parenting - If you are having a child for the first time, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by questions, fears, and just not knowing what to expect. Many new parents find that birthing classes can really help calm their worries and answer many questions. Topics include: anatomy and physiology of pregnancy and birth, how to tell when you are in labor, stages of labor, comfort techniques for labor, the role of the labor support person, use and choice of medications and medical procedures, Cesarean birth, newborn characteristics, newborn care, and postpartum. The class includes a tour of the Family Birthplace. Best taken in the last 2-3 months of pregnancy. Saturday Weekend Express Courses April 27, May 11, June 1, July 13, Aug. 3, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Monday Sessions (Series of five) April 22 thru May 20, June 3 thru July 1, July 8 through Aug. 5, 6-8:30 p.m.
• Boot Camp for Dads - This class provides expectant fathers a place to go and learn from experienced fathers in a relaxed environment. Topics include personal care of their babies and community resources. Monday, April 15, 6-8:30 p.m.; Monday, May 20, 6-8:30 p.m. Monday, July 1, 6-8:30 p.m.; and Monday, Aug. 5, 6-8:30 p.m.
• Our New Baby (Sibling Class) - This class helps prepare children for the new baby's arrival and provides helpful tips for making the adjustment easier for siblings and parents. (Designed for children ages 2-8.) Tuesday, May 28, 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Tuesday, July 30, 5:30-6:30 pm
• Grandparents Class - Grandparent Class is a refresher course on baby care for grandparents. Topics include the role of the grandparent, current child-rearing practices, car and home safety, as well as a tour of the Family Birthplace. This class is taught by a registered nurse from the Family Birthplace who is also an experienced grandma. Come share the excitement of welcoming a new grandchild! This class meets in one session. There is no fee, but registration is necessary. Thursday, May 16, 6-8 p.m.; Thursday, Aug. 15, 6-8 p.m.
• Childbirth Refresher Class - This class is designed for women with previous birth experience and their support people who have questions about their current pregnancy. This class includes a tour of the Family Birthplace. Tuesday, April 30, 6-9 p.m.; Tuesday, June 25, 6-9 p.m.; Tuesday, Aug. 27, 6-9 p.m.
• Mom's Morning Out - Moms, bring your babies and come enjoy a morning out! Come join us to learn about the changes that occur in the weeks and months following your baby's birth, ask questions and meet other new moms in your community. Meets weekly, Wednesday mornings, 10-11:30 a.m.


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that's nice. i've always wanted an FAL, but i always blow my cash on something else.
Well almost.
I'm waiting on a DSA US made H,T,S set (that's been on backorder for 6 weeks.)
I had Moses, the resident barrel guru of the FAL files, shorten the barrel to 18" re-thread and re-crown. It's got a piston made by our resident guru, hotbarrel. A DSA receiver, Wolfsburg Bob PG, Tapco stock, DSA MD and H,T,S round out the US made parts.
that's nice. i've always wanted an FAL, but i always blow my cash on something else.
"It does not take a majority to prevail ... but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men." --Samuel Adams
looks great Max!!
You'd told me before about the backordered fcg. I'm surprised folks haven't stepped up to that plate like the AK -- Tapco , Century, First son -- Ive never worried about compliance parts.
Always figured someone would make them.
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put a mag on her, shes naked!!!!.
nice one. I got my hts set 3 moon's back. now I just need the $$$ for a reciver. muttman
Looks great Chief.
SOON-We already lost the war. You are the resistance.
Good looking FAL.
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"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.", Edmund Burke
Looks great Max good job.!!!!!!!!!
"Courage is being scared to death - and saddling up anyway." - The Duke
Great work! I too would like to own a FAL one day.
If you want more gun control, use both hands.
Awesome!! I want one just like that. What did Moses want for the work he did ??
Only thing better than building a FAL, is shooting one.
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Carroll Villa Bed & Breakfast Hotel • Cape May, NJ
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- A One-Night Stay for Two in a Standard Full or Standard Queen Room, Sundays through Thursdays ($119) or Fridays or Saturdays ($169) between Now and May 9, 2013
- Or, a One-Night Stay for Two in a Standard Full or Standard Queen Room, Sundays through Thursdays between May 12 and June 20, 2013 ($149) or Fridays or Saturdays between May 10 and June 15, 2013 ($199)
- Breakfast for Two
- Two Mimosas or Bloody Marys
- Two Trolley Tour Tickets
- Wine Tasting for Two at both Hawk Haven Vineyard & Winery and Cape May Winery & Vineyard
- Bottle of House Wine
- Complimentary Wi-Fi and Bottled Water
- Departure Gift
- Complimentary Appetizer or Dessert with Purchase of Two Entrées at Dinner
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Still lined with gingerbread-style houses and storybook shop fronts, Cape May stands out for eschewing Jersey Shore stereotypes and sticking close to its roots as a family beach town. America's first seaside resort looks much the way it did when US presidents vacationed here more than a century ago, with perfectly preserved Victorian homes, trolleys, and horse-drawn carriages. Throughout the year, birdwatchers and beach babies spend slow days in Cape May with soft-serve cones in hand, appreciating a town where the good old days never fade.
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For more than 130 years, guests at Carroll Villa Bed & Breakfast Hotel have taken seaside strolls through Cape May's quaint downtown, or enjoyed a cool drink on the hotel's European-style veranda. At this National Historic Landmark hotel, you'll stay in a lovingly appointed guest room, each with its own unique style. While the architecture takes you back to a bygone era, you'll appreciate modern, green initiatives like the B&B's installation of solar panels, a recycled IceStone bar top, and radiant heat flooring.
For breakfast, head for The Mad Batter Restaurant & Bar, located on the first floor of the inn, to experience a meal The Boston Globe calls "legendary." Says US Airways: Its "thick-sliced orange and almond French toast and award-winning buttermilk pancakes give the Mad Batter the best breakfast in this fine dining town." At dinner, be sure to start with the inn's signature clam chowder, then tuck into a filet accompanied by crab cakes, mac 'n' cheese, and a glass from the restaurant's substantial wine list.
The Diversions
• Toast your getaway during a wine tasting for two at Hawk Haven Vineyard & Winery, followed by another tasting for two at Cape May Winery & Vineyard
• Learn about the architecture and history of the region on the included Cape May Trolley Tour
• Peruse locally crafted jewelry at Whale's Tale
• Explore the area's natural environment at the Cape May Bird Observatory
"Not only do you spend a night in a mansion (Italian villa-style, circa 1882), but the price also buys breakfast downstairs at the Mad Batter, Cape May's wildly popular breakfast spot."-- Read Fodor's Review of Carroll Vill Bed & Breakfast Hotel
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The Inspiration Behind Old Delhi Station Perfume
Simon Constantine:
"A short but powerful man beckons us. His name is the Venerable Ngawang Woebar and he's a Tibetan monk. He welcomes us into the small room of his office and asks what it is we want. I struggle to explain that we are looking for a way to help Tibetans in their plight. We have travelled all the way to Mcleod Ganj in Dharamsala to ask this question. I now feel a bit awkward.
He takes us outside onto the balcony overlooking the pines. He describes how he came to be in Mcleod Ganj. As he talks, sweet ginger, lemon and honey tea is laid on the table and he quietly unravels the tale of his epic journey from Tibet to India.
When he was a young man he became an activist in Tibet, protesting for rights of Tibetans and supporting the Dalai Lama. The Chinese authorities imprisoned him for handing out leaflets and waving the Tibetan flag. After four months without trial and suffering interrogation and abuse throughout this time, he was released. Being further victimized and expelled from his monastery he decided to leave.
Without a passport or permission he had to take the treacherous route to Nepal. The three week journey was a tough one, travelling 30miles a day across the Himalayas, carrying all the supplies he needed. The day before his group reached Nepal they ran out of food. They resorted to eating rolled balls of snow with salt sprinkled on top. Barely sustained until he arrived at the Nepalese sanctuary he was deported to India where he joined the many thousands of desperate Tibetans who had to flee their homeland.
What was so endearing and powerful about his story was his delivery. Calm and warm, he smiled as he recounted the torture that he had been through. A look of quiet resilience that his experiences and his faith had endowed him with was the most moving thing of all.
As we arrived back in to Old Delhi station the fragrance of spices mixed with the smell of humanity were indelibly imprinted in my memory of meeting Ngawang and hearing his amazing story."


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Pueblo father outraged by police misconduct
PUEBLO, Colo. - A father in Pueblo says a sexual predator was set free because the jail was too full.
Tim McGettigan is outraged at how Pueblo police officers handled a sexual assault investigation that his daughter witnessed last Thursday. Police wrote the suspect, 39-year-old Wayne Arrona, a ticket for disorderly conduct and then set him free.
The Pueblo Police Department says the officer who wrote the ticket made a poor judgement call. The department is investigating how the case was handled.
It was supposed to be an afternoon stroll to the candy store and a trip to the playground for two teenage girls and a boy they were babysitting. But McGettigan says Arrona sexually assaulted his daughter's friend and tried to kidnap her.
"When we called the police on the night that they had released the prisoner to the streets, we asked why on earth would they do that and the response from the police was 'the jail house is full,'" MGettigan said.
McGettigan says when he heard officers questioning Arrona last Thursday, he heard one officer ask, "What do you think we should do with him?" He then heard another officer reply, "Well, if we could still do four-hour holds, I would take him in."
"A four-hour hold would not be appropriate for the situation," said Deputy Chief Troy Davenport.
McGettigan says the department handled this incident poorly, not just one officer.
"Dispatch didn't alert people according to protocols throughout this neighborhood that there was a sexual predator on the loose. This is common sense," McGettigan said.
By Friday morning, police had arrested Arrona. He faces charges of sexual assault and attempted second-degree kidnapping.
Davenport said, "We did everything we could to correct the problem as soon as we possibly could, and in fact that very night the officer's supervisor was aware of the situation and they were making efforts even then to change the course of events."
KRDO-TV reached out to Police Chief Luis Velez for comment, but he was not available.


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I am currently working for a major automotive company, but the position is only a contract position and it ends in about a month. My manager would like to make it a full-time permanent position and is working on selling it to his managers who ultimately will be making the decision.
In the event that he can't convince management that security is important I will be out of work so I have started searching for a new job. I am mostly happy with my resume, however, I have a couple of questions.
The first is that I can easily make it 3 or even 4 pages long and still relevant, but I assume this is too long for someone still just getting into the field and usually longer resumes are used only when applying for executive level positions (and even then 4 pages may be considered a little too long). So how long should it be? Is 3 pages too long? Or am I just worrying for nothing. I can work it down to 2 pages, I'm just wondering if that's necessary.
The second question is about including personal interests on a resume. Do you do it? If you're an employer does it affect your decision at all? Most people who include it say that it shows employers that you're well rounded but I get the feeling that employers don't care if people can play the guitar or speak Japanese or whatever unless the position requires that. My personal interest section is a little bit more practical:
• IT Security (IT Security mailing list)
• Security Focus (Security Focus mailing list)
• Security Now! (Security Now! podcast)
• SANS NewsBites (SANS mailing list)
• Schneier On Security (Crypto-Gram mailing list)
• AEON Security Blog
Clearly this doesn't show that I'm well rounded but it shows that I keep current in the field. Is this something I should just abandon completely?
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My husband and I recently attended Paul McCartney's Vancouver show - last Sunday. It was AWESOME!!! My husband is a huge Beatles fan and collector of their records and memorbilia. We had great seats. The place was (BC Place) sold out. We are still pinching ourselves. I put together a memory book of photos on line through London Drugs for my husband. I am still waiting for it. All I can say is, if you ever get a chance to catch Paul on tour, don't miss it!!!
Thanks Paul McCartney for the great show and music over the years.


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Big question: Why should you keep on rocking your baby?
By Dr. Amy Vaughn Van Hecke, assistant professor, Department of Psychology
How many of us have experienced the following scenario: someone hands you a small baby, and, once that baby is on your arms, your body involuntarily starts swaying from side to side?
Why does this happen? As it turns out, this very natural behavior supports one very important aspect of an infant's development: The development of their brain.
Babies are born with about 100 billion neurons, and much of brain development consists of these neurons "wiring up" and connecting to each other. As this process continues, development also entails getting rid of inefficient connections and strengthening efficient ones. Although babies' brains are not quite as disorganized as the Zoo Interchange, they are definitely a work in progress. The environment and how a baby can make sense of it, then, are very important determinants of how that brain develops.
Babies begin to develop their senses very early, in utero. The sense of movement, or neural vestibular system, is one of the earliest developing. At 14 weeks gestation, fetuses are performing somersaults, kicks, and balletic moves in the mother's amniotic fluid, even if mom cannot feel any of these movements just yet. They also learn from these self-initiated movements. Mom's movements are important, too: The motion of mom's walking, shifting, dancing and even running are transferred to the fetal not-so-sacred space.
So it really should be no surprise that movements, similar to what were experienced in utero, are soothing once ex-utero. These movements also serve as familiar, safe stimulation for the developing brain.
Research has shown that babies who are held and rocked show better growth, faster brain development, better regulation of breathing and heartbeat, more coordinated movements, less crying, and better sleep patterns. Premature babies who are held and rocked are discharged earlier from the hospital. It also doesn't hurt that, when you are holding an awake newborn in your arms and rocking, their range of vision is such that they can just about see your face 8 or so inches away and not much else. And babies are attracted to and learn an incredible amount from faces. But that's another topic.
As a child, I reportedly rocked with my mother until I was too big to fit in the rocker anymore (at around an astonishing 9 years old). Thanks, mom.


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Katy Perry, Carly Rae Jepsen get Billboard honors
NEW YORK (AP) — Billboard named Katy Perry its woman of the year, but the pop star thought her year was 2011.
Perry was interviewed by Jon Stewart at Billboard's Women in Music event Friday in New York City. The singer said she thought her moment had passed. Perry released "Teenage Dream" in 2010, and it sparked five No. 1 hits on the Billboard charts that spilled over to 2011. This year, she rereleased the album, which launched two more hits and a top-grossing 3-D film.
She thanked her mom at the event, which honored women who work in the music industry.
Newcomer Carly Rae Jepsen also thanked her mom — and stepmom — when accepting the rising star honor. The "Call Me Maybe" singer said she's happy and surprised by her success.


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Dripping Springs Wedding at Memory Lane Event CenterI'm pretty sure that no one loves a good vintage chic wedding as much as we do here at SMP. And this is one for the record books my friend. Each and every detail is crafted to perfection and oh-so-sweet.
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All of my classmates had either not been to Birmingham or did not think of it favorably (thought they probably think "favourably"); however, that is a real shame because Birmingham turned out to be quite the place. When I stepped out into the streets, the first think I noticed about Birmingham is that is it significantly more car-friendly than London
Just outside the Bull Ring is a very large open market selling everything under the sun. I took this opportunity to be a reflective vest for �2 rather than the �45 they sell them for in London. Actually, everything costs a bit less in Birmingham than in London for some reason.
What I didn't know about Birmingham was that is apparently also hosts one of the largest German Christmas markets in England which turned out to be a nice surprise. There were stands for frankfurters, wooden toys, hot ciders, and desserts. The market went on and on and it seemed to draw every single one of the 3 million residents of the Birmingham area. The markets stretched along the public spaces of the city center from Centerary Square, Chamberlain Square, and Victoria Square
From here, I made my way down to the Canal Street Basin, a large body of water where a few of the canals meet. Birmingham reminded me several times that it has more canals than Venice, which may or may actually be true. Many canals were built to fuel transportation of good during the industrial revolution, and today they are mainly areas which are being beautified by the city and helping the make the city a bit more picturesque. I personally didn't see all that many canals, but the Canal Street Basin area was nice. They had tour boats and boats for personal travel; however, most of them were closed because of the chilly weather than had turned much of the canals to ice.
The Canal Street Basin moves on to the Mailbox and some luxury apartments downtown. The Mailbox, in fact, does not have anything to do with mail and houses many luxury fashion boutiques and restaurants.
There are two things that I did notice about Birmingham. The first one was the accent which was, well, "strong" we'll say. They speak a distinct dialect of English that generally spits out most of the words and skips most of the letters in the words
Birmingham is a rapidly changing city. The redevelopment of the Bull Ring was just the beginning. There were signs all over the city showing off the "Big City Plan" to transform Birmingham into a glow metropolis. First on the list is a new public library building, followed by many new modern high rises and apartments, extensions of the public transportation system (which currently only has one line that connects Birmingham to neighboring towns), and an upgraded train station.


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About 30 area employers will be on campus Wednesday, March 30, at a job fair to share information about full-time and part-time employment opportunities and internships.
The job fair takes place 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. in the Campus Center Grand Hall, located on the main campus.
The job fair is a way for students to also develop and practice job-seeking skills, to network with potential employers and learn what employers look for during the hiring process.
Students are encouraged to bring their resumes and dress appropriately. For more information, contact PTC's Office of Career Services at 501-812-2284.
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6th-graders thank JFK director
6th-graders thank JFK director
We wanted to take a minute and say a few words of thanks to Anna Larson, director of Just for Kix in Pequot Lakes.
We have all spent the last few years under your direction and creative input. Our Pequot program has grown and expanded all because of the time you have dedicated to it.
You have shown us how to be gracious when we have won and how to keep our heads up when we have had to work a bit harder. You have put your dance family in a high priority in your life, and we are thankful.
What you have shown us will stay in our minds forever and how you have taught us will always be in our hearts.
Thank you, Anna!
Love, your sixth-grade Middle Kix,
Molly Johnson, Paige Hoffbeck, Anna Chapp, Jordan Goddard, Cally Traxler, Kyan Kitzman, BriOnna Haag and Mayhauna Donnette


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Chef of the year: Andrew Carmellini, Locanda Verde
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OTHER NOMINEES George Mendes, Aldea; Csar Ramirez, ; Michael White, Marea
Few chefs are as adept at playing the high and low ends of the New York restaurant spectrum as Andrew Carmellini. This humble star is a veteran of top kitchens both Italian and French (he was the primary toque at Caf Boulud for seven years). In 2009, he won over stomachs by tapping into his inner Italian grandma at Locanda Verde, where he conjured up a roster of Old Country dishes so lusty, so rich and with such big flavors that you clamored to taste his cooking. Carmellini, whose fan base has grown exponentially, gave back to his groupies with fried chicken specials and all-you-can-eat pasta dinners that were, for good reason, the hottest tickets in town. Locanda Verde 377 Greenwich Street at North Moore St (212-925-3797)


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2015 Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon Teased
GM Releases First Preview of New Midsize Trucks
GM has released the first official preview of the upcoming 2015 Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon midsize trucks. Though the close-up shot of both trucks' front ends doesn't show much, it does reveal grilles that closely resemble those of the 2014 Silverado and Sierra, respectively.
GM remains cagey about additional details. So far, all we know is that they're on the way and that production will begin in 2014 in Wentzville, MO. Additionally, given GM's use of the Colorado and Canyon names, it should be safe to put to rest speculation that the trucks will bear different names when they finally arrive.
Already on sale in global markets, the 2015 Colorado and Canyon will be the first new midsize trucks on the market in the better part of a decade.


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I really like the smell and consistency of this moisturizer. It went on really smooth and absorbed nicely. It is not heavy at all but still does it job. It uses Avobenzone as the ingredient for sun protection, which is a pretty good ingredient. Zinc oxide or Titanium oxide would be preferred. Avobenzone also has relatively high rates of skin allergy so if you have sensitive skin, maybe try another product.3
I needed an everyday face sunscreen and bought a full-size tube of this. Texture and feel are great - definitely lightweight and absorbs well. My only reservation is the cucumber smell, which is nice initially...but always ends up smelling very strange on my hands. Now I just wash my hands really thoroughly after application, but when I forget the lingering smell is bothersome. I'll probably try a different brand when I've finished this bottle.3
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text: i got a 98' Z71 and im trying to finish my exhaust with the right headers, problem is finding some that have a 2 1/2" collector with the EGR fitting. im running 2 1/2" all the way, an x-pipe with two magnaflow XL 3 chamber mufflers and tips out the back. i already have everything on there up to the x-pipe and then it steps down to the origional 2" pipe size, cant believe it was that size, and i have removed both cats... the truck didnt have a y-pipe. anyone seen a set of headers that fit me needs or have any input on how to get some, like having the EGR fitting from my origional manifolds put on the new headers. thanks


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With the release of the OT on DVD I have been watching a significant amount of ESB as my 2 year old twin sons can't get enough of it. LOL
The wife is going nuts but I am still in happy land!
Anyway, I know it has been brought up before but has there been any closure as to if the ESB shoulder bells are a different color from each other? I know it could be lighting and such but from what I can see, the right shoulder bell seems to have more of a mustard yellow look and the left is more of a pale faded bright yellow.