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Poor Lamar! He always sports his wedding ring to show his love and devotion to Khloe — but he gets upset every time she steps out without her ring because he sees it as a sign that she's 'giving up on him,' a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
Lamar Odom and Khloe Kardashian may not be on the best of terms but he still loves her deeply and hopes that she feels the same way. That's why Lamar wants his wife to wear her wedding ring at all times, and feels it's disrespectful for her to take it off, a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. Read on for all the details.
Lamar Odom: Where's Khloe Kardashian's Ring? — Upset She's Not Wearing Ring
Lamar, 34, feels wearing his wedding ring is symbolic and says he respects his wife, Khloe, 29, enough to proudly sport it. So he thinks the fact that Khloe doesn't always wear her love on her finger may have a deeper meaning.
"Lamar wears his ring all the time and he wishes Khloe would wear hers," a source close to the former NBA star EXCLUSIVELY tells HollywoodLife.com. "He never forgets to wear his ring so for him, he sometimes thinks Khloe's giving up on him.
"He wears his ring because he's committed and he wants to be with Khloe," adds the source. "He doesn't have any intentions to end anything with her."
Sadly, it sounds like Khloe may have different plans.
Lamar Odom 'Expecting' Khloe Kardashian To End Marriage
Perhaps the reason Lamar wants Khloe to wear her ring so desperately is that he believes in his heart that she will soon end their marriage. In fact, he's "expecting" it to happen.
"He knows it's not going to last," a source close to Lamar told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. "He already knows and there's nothing he can do about it. He's expecting Khloe to end things."
We're told that in addition to Khloe not wearing her ring, she's been distancing herself from Lamar, and even throwing him a bit of shade.
"Last month she spent the night with him and when she woke up, said 'good morning,' but in a condescending way," the source revealed. "She's calculated and distances herself and won't call at times."
What do YOU think, HollywoodLifers? Should Khloe continue to wear her wedding ring as long as she's married to Lamar? Let us know.
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Blood Pressure Therapy Called Into Question
Byron J. Richards, Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist
The nightmare for those writing prescriptions for drugs and those taking them continues. The medication debacle in America highlights the blatant failure of Western medicine to improve the human condition and reverse disease in millions of Americans whose health is headed in the wrong direction.
A number of recent studies on using drugs to control blood pressure are challenging the essence of Western medicine theory; i.e., the reliance on managing numbers on paper instead of the actual patient. The shaky theory is based on the idea that somehow changing numbers with drugs produces health. If true, you would think that changing them to look ideally healthy would produce the greatest benefit. Not so, doing so can actually cause worse health when it comes to blood pressure and Type 2 diabetic patients.
The blood pressure arm of the ACCORD trial1 has proven to be another humongous failure, just like the lipid arm and the blood sugar arm. The ACCORD trial is based on the ridiculous idea that aggressively using drugs to lower blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood sugar in Type 2 diabetics will improve their cardiovascular health and save their lives. While lowering systolic blood pressure to 140 or less has shown benefit, lowering it below 120 (normal blood pressure) shows no additional benefit. To the contrary, multiple parameters of the health of Type 2 diabetic patients declined and medical complications rose significantly as their blood pressure was lowered to typical normal with drugs.
In a separate study with Type 2 diabetic patients with coronary artery disease2 the data showed that they were best off if their systolic blood pressure was 130 – 140. If it was lowered to 115 the patients developed the same risk for cardiovascular problems that patients over 140 had. This really throws a monkey wrench into Western medicine theory, as not only is lower that looks like ideal worse, "healthiest" seems to be higher than what is considered normal for the population in general.
Needless to say, the medical authorities had no explanation for their findings – a testament to the fact they don't really know what they are doing. Maybe they should go back to blood pressure 101. Here they would find that blood pressure exists to move nutrients and oxygen around the body to places that need them. In Type 2 diabetics there are many traffic jams in the circulation that are reducing the ability of nutrients to arrive at the desired locations. In response, one's body raises blood pressure to help push the nutrients where they need to go. Lowering blood pressure too much is like letting air out of a balloon. Without adequate pressure nutrients can't get where they need to go and health deteriorates. People with circulation related health problems "need" higher blood pressure or else they suffer cellular malnutrition. On the other hand, if blood pressure stays too high too long then something might burst. It is like being between a rock and a hard place. This is not an unsolvable health problem – it just can't be solved with drug use based on the deficient theory of Western medicine. Yet, this charade continues to pass for health care in America.
While these studies are with Type 2 diabetics the information applies to anyone on blood pressure medication. Oftentimes these medications make it so that blood doesn't flow to one's head properly, resulting in irritability and depression. Other times they shut off the flow of nutrients to cells resulting in handicapped metabolism that leads to weight gain. Many times these problems develop slowly over time and so a person does not even think the blood pressure medication caused them – sort of a progressive malnutrition.
I have seen people develop autoimmune problems from taking blood pressure medication – something not discussed in the medical literature. This is because the lymph system, which is a pressure system, is on the back end of the circulatory system. Lowering blood pressure can induce lymphatic stagnation (shoulder pain and pressure) resulting in immune system malfunction.
Blood pressure in a good range because you are healthy is a good thing. Blood pressure numbers that look better because you are taking a medication may relieve some acute stress – but it is like using a credit card to buy health. One day you will have to pay the bill. The only way to pay it correctly is to replace the drug with health. The long term use of blood pressure medication for a majority of the people using these drugs is not actually fixing their health problems regardless of the number achieved, and may actually be making them worse. On top of that the medical profession doesn't understand much of what they are doing when they prescribe blood pressure medications.
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The recent Auditor General Report on the public accounts of Guyana, indicating abuse of the procurement laws of Guyana, is not the first such report in which such a charge has been made. Similar assertions have been made in the past and are likely to be made in the future since the government has refused to reverse itself and will thus continue to find itself in breach of the law.
When the government was pressing for opposition Members of Parliament to make their statutory declarations to the Integrity Commission, no less a figure than the President himself argued that regardless of how the opposition MPs felt about the Integrity Commission, the law was the law and had to be obeyed.
The law is indeed the law but it can be said that when it comes to public procurement, the government seemingly has a right to flout the law as it pleases. The law is the law but yet year after year the Auditor General continues to point out the blatant disregard for the Procurement Act.
As if the ignoring of the Auditor General and the Public Accounts Committee's advice as regards the waiver of tender board procedures were not enough, the Procurement Act itself amazingly provides no sanctions for a breach of the law.
Thus no political leader or interested citizen can take the government to court and be assured that someone is going to end up behind bars for this blatant breach of the Procurement Act.
The most they can have is a declaration that the law has been voided, but then again, the Auditor General and the Public Accounts Committee and others have been saying this in relation to the block purchase of drugs from a local company to the tune of billions of dollars each year.
So what is that, it may be asked, that can be done to put an end to those continued violation of the law? Public agitation will not work. Those who speak about the silence of the wider society fail to see that when they utter such words they are holding in front of them a mirror.
Neither can we hope that voices within the government itself or within the ruling party will impress on the powers that be to put things right. Those voices may be willing to speak out and act but they know who is behind this decision and they know that it is tantamount to committing political suicide for them to criticise this arrangement that benefits one company.
There is not the leadership around that would allow public opinion to force the government to remedy its ways and correct this obvious deficiency. And thus one must look, outside of our borders for a solution.
One must look to the international community which doles out hundreds of millions of dollars each year to come to Guyana's rescue and force the government to reverse this practice of having a waiver of competitive bidding for a large block of medical supplies and services.
The sad thing, though, is that the international community is not going to act. They will urge, as the World Bank has done, for the Public Procurement Commission to be established, but the international community is very comfortable with the general economic direction that the government is pursuing and is not likely to withhold any funding from the administration simply because the government is in a specific instance in breach of the procurement laws of Guyana.
And so it will be business as usual for these international organisations and no doubt this will allow the government to get away with what is taking place at the moment.
What cannot however be removed is the stain that remains. The people may not have the option to change things but they cannot be fooled. They know what is going on.
They know the exact reason why there is no competitive bidding in certain cases. They know who is benefitting and who is losing from this process and this stigma will remain with those who are involved.
It will also remain with the ruling party which is now subservient to the State. The PPP has been ineffectual in reversing the slide into disrepute by the government that it formed.
It is muzzled by its own creation.
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- Advertisement -Indeed, Zimbabwe is not really the most pleasant country to live in at the moment. If you think I am kidding, ask the one million people who have left the country to seek refuge in South-Africa. They are now termed 'refugees'- and their country is not undergoing a civil war. The country is a deep mess, and rather than Mugabe focusing on solving the serious economic and social problems at hand, he is unleashing terror in the minds of white farmers, who to some extent are partly instrumental to seeing to it that Zimbabweans have food to eat. Mugabe has no respect for the authorities. He snubbed the South African Development Council's tribunal ruling that his government's plan to evict white farmers from their land was illegal.
Mugabe, always the strong-headed one was quick to dismiss the tribunal's ruling as rubbish. 'Farm invasions' have continued in Zimbabwe.I appreciate the fact that Mugabe's government is pushing so that Zimbabwe and Zimbabweans have greater control over industries and land in the country. If his intentions are genuine, then it is laudable. He wants his people to be in charge of their economy and their land, and that is a good thing.
But for some reason, there's a huge part of me which thinks Mugabe does not really care a hoot about giving the land back to his Zimbabwean people. This is a subjective opinion. I think he knows he has failed in leadership and in government. He has not been able to turn around the economic woes of his country. I feel that he knows he cannot succeed in any other area in his leadership of Zimbabwe, and so, the only thing he figured would make him look like as a success would be his ability to throw off white people off the land.I am not deceived by Mugabe's pretence to be so much concerned about restoring the land back to the people.
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Much has been made about Brad Marchand's inability to put the puck in the net this postseason or at least as of late. The pesky Bruins winger hasn't scored since Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals against Pittsburgh, a two-goal effort in which he scored twice in the first period of the B's 6-1 win. Since then, however, Marchand has gone cold. While he's far from alone — linemate Jaromir Jagr still hasn't scored since April 21 — the Bruins need something out of Marchand. He played a pivotal offensive role in 2011, especially in the Stanley Cup Final. Marchand scored four goals and added two assists in the club's seven-game series win over Vancouver. Marchand does have four goals and nine assists this postseason, but he's been held pointless in the Cup Final. When Marchand does score, however, the Bruins tend to be successful. For his career, the B's are 12-1 in games he scores a goal in. Maybe the desperation of a Game 6 with Boston's back up against the wall will get Marchand to break out. In six do-or-die games for his career, the forward has three goals and three assists. They have won all three of those games, including two in the 2011 Cup Final when they faced the same scenario they're facing now. Marchand scored once in the Bruins' Game 6 win, and he then scored two goals and added an assist in the deciding Game 7 win. "Well, if he's going to be a streaky player I would hope that streak starts [in Game 6]," Bruins coach Claude Julien said Sunday after the team returned from Chicago. "I don't think he's played terrible, but certainly he knows he can play better. But a lot of our guys do, too. We all need to be better in order to get ourselves back into this series here. We feel confident that we can." Marchand may not have to look far for inspiration. While he may not be of the same skill as Blackhawks winger Patrick Kane, Marchand has shown a Kane-like ability to put the puck in the net for the course of his career. Kane, who has been streak as any this postseason, is one of the biggest reasons the Blackhawks are a win away from the Stanley Cup. After being held without a goal through the first three games of the series, Kane has emerged once again as a go-to player for Chicago. He has three goals and an assist in the last two games, both wins for the Blackhawks. "You go through bumps along the way, and you fight through it," Julien added. "Just have to look at the other team. They have guys that haven't produced and they started producing. If we can do the same thing, then we're going to get ourselves back into it." Not only has Marchand been kept off the score sheet for the most part, he's also been neutralized in terms of what he's been able to do after the whistles. He thrives on getting into it after the play ends in order to get under the skin of the opposition, as well as jump-start his own offense. For whatever reason, whether it's for lack of effort or good discipline from the Blackhawks, that part of Marchand's game has been missing as well, aside from a late-game "fight" with Andrew Shaw. It's time for him and the rest of the Bruins to step up. And if it doesn't start Monday night in Game 6, the Bruins will be done. It's that simple. And with the uncertainty surrounding Patrice Bergeron, Marchand's not alone in needing to be better. The B's will certainly take a better showing out of him, Jagr or Tyler Seguin to name a few. "They've got to do their share of saying, you know what, it's my responsibility," Julien said following morning skate Monday. "Accountability in our dressing room is very important. I need to help our team out and my teammates and everybody. So it comes from both sides. I think it's a mutual thing that has to — a little bit from the coaches to either showing some positive things or show them where they can be better in order for them to have a bigger impact. "Then it's up to them to go out there and do it."
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I came back to Firestone Indy Lights in 2012 with Belardi Auto Racing, and was hoping to improve on our four podiums from 2011, including fighting for the Championship.
The first few events did not go as we hoped they would, and it was really tough for us to see that we were finishing beyond the top-10 when we knew we were capable of much more.
When we got to Indy, I was eager to get back on the track that I did not necessarily have the best memories from. I just wanted to be back in my car and move forward – not think about the terrible crash I had there the previous year. Qualifying at Indy was the highest we had qualified yet; starting the biggest race of the season in P4 on the most famous track in the world was not bad. Unfortunately my bad luck continued and I crashed towards the end of the race and made my return to the infield medical care center. Luckily I was not injured at all, but I was pretty disappointed and pretty sure that the Indianapolis Motor Speedway just did not like me.
From Indy things did not get much better…for a while at least. I suffered a big crash during qualifying in Belle Isle where my car caught on fire and the tub was damaged beyond repair in the time we had until the race, so I was unable to compete that weekend. After Belle Isle I was able to capture some top-10 finishes at Milwaukee, Iowa and Toronto. The race at Toronto could have had a better outcome, but I also had an incident there and was forced to retire that event with 20 laps remaining.
As we continued to travel throughout Canada, I remember Edmonton being a difficult one because I was very ill the morning of our race. I had some sort of virus or food poisoning where I could not keep any food or liquids down - not even water. Despite how I was feeling, I just wanted to get in my car and race. In the end I managed to finish the race but had to immediately go see the track doctor because of how dehydrated I was. It wasn't my best move, especially because the course at Edmonton is very difficult, but I'm glad I stuck it out and was able to finish. Racing means so much to me and I really did not want to let the team down because they put so much effort into each weekend; I did not want to waste their time just because I didn't feel well.
After Edmonton we finished our Canadian swing at Trois-Rivieres near Montreal. It was nice to get to go back there, and it's an unusual event because Firestone Indy Lights is the main attraction since the IZOD IndyCar Series races at Mid-Ohio that same weekend. The fans there are all very welcoming, and it's a nice opportunity for me to brush up on my French. It was definitely a great weekend overall because of the atmosphere and getting to be the "main attraction," as well as I was able to gather another top-10.
Once we returned to the U.S., we headed to Baltimore where I had another top-10 finish, and last but not least, we made our way to Fontana where we managed to qualify in P4 again – matching our highest qualifying effort from Indy. We were strong all weekend, but unfortunately during the race I was involved in an incident. It caused a puncture to my right rear tire during lap one, and that ultimately caused the spin that ended my race. All involved were okay, but it was a disappointing way to end the season to say the least.
It was an interesting year because it was not at all what we were expecting, but I learned a lot and am very grateful to have such a great team behind me the entire season. The Belardi Auto Racing team never gave up and always did their best to help me as much as possible. I'm not sure what the 2013 season holds for me quite yet, but I am definitely working on the possibilities during this lengthy off-season.
Season in a nutshell
Average start: 8.6
Average finish: 9.8
Best qualifying: 4th (Indianapolis, Fontana)
Best finish: 6th (Iowa)
Standings: 10th
Of note
Second Firestone Indy Lights season with Belardi Auto Racing. ... Two consecutive top-10 finishes after not running Belle Isle. ... Led first career laps at Edmonton.


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Meet the new Twitter – same service, whole new style
Unless you got a particularly long lie-in this morning, you'll no doubt have seen the buzz currently going around about the brand new Twitter interface – announced last night by the Twitter team.
Launched with a very jazzy-looking (but ultimately fairly un-revolutionary) video and an explantory page at http://twitter.com/newtwitter, the new interface has gone a long way to answering Twitter's critics, who have consistently criticised Twitter for a lack of innovation and future-planning. Not to mention monetization!
Here's a quick run-down of the changes made:
A new layout. From the looks of the previews we've seen, Twitter now looks a lot like the iPad application which they launched several months back – one which was widely praised for it's design and functionality. The "ego" buttons (@mentions, search, retweets etc) have now been moved from the right-hand column to the top of your stream, leaving a lot of room in that empty column for another new feature…
Embedded content. Rather than clicking shortened links for images and videos, which then take you away from the site, Twitter will now display media content in the (enlarged) right-hand pane – thanks in part to new partnerships with a number of big-name players. These include well-known sites like YouTube and Vimeo, Flickr and Etsy; They also include more 'niche' sites like Justin.tv, Photozou and DeviantArt – a nice touch by Twitter which shows they aren't just cosying up to the big corporates.
Related content. On 'New Twitter' (I'm getting strange feelings of deja-vu here – New Labour anyone?!) you will be able to click a tweet and find out a wealth of other information about the author, the subject, locations and many other possibilities.
Mini profiles. If you've used Twitter.com a lot you'll notice that this is less of a 'new' innovation and more of an expansion, but however you look at it the new 'mini profiles' are very slick and a nice way of findout out more about your fellow tweeters. Just hover over a username to find out all the information you could ever want about that user.
According to @Ev himself, over on the Twitter blog:
"Twitter has always been about getting a lot in a little. The constraint of 140 characters drives conciseness and lets you quickly discover and share what's happening. Yet, we've learned something since starting Twitter—life doesn't always fit into 140 characters or less."
So that's the new features – what will the impact be of all this new content?
Obviously, with the new features only being rolled out over the next few weeks, it's going to take a while for the full impact to become clear. However, one thing is certain – with all this new functionality, Twitter has taken a clear step in the direction of making their own website much more 'sticky' – a true destination site. Considering how many of these features are already in other Twitter API-powered applications, Twitter is clearly not taking that lying down. See Mashable's post for another take on that.
Making Twitter.com a 'destination' site will be great news for advertisers. If people are going to have more reason to stay on the site (as opposed to using a third-party applications), the potential for the advertisers that have already signed-up with Twitter is huge – more eyeballs equals more exposure.
Making it a destination also puts it much more inline with sites like Facebook. Every month we hear news about how Facebook is about to or has just overtaken Google in terms of time-on-site / pageviews. Previously Twitter would struggle to get exposure in lists like these, because most people interacted with the service through third party apps or sites. Now, people will have a much greater reason to spend 'time on site', meaning people will soon see just how popular Twitter really is.
Obviously everyone will be watching closely to see what implications these changes might have on sites like Google and YouTube. To my mind, Twitter already have partnerships in place with both of these sites, so you can be sure that whatever deals have been made are ONLY going to result in better exposure for Twitter on both. The partnership deals announced will doubtless increase tweet-sposure (sorry!) in Google SERPs, and the inclusion of videos onsite will obviously work brilliantly for anybody with nice content to share.


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When E. L. James, the British author of "Shades of Grey," appeared before 1,000 women at the Omni Hotel in New Haven Wednesday evening, it was "Women's Lib 2.0" -- and you know what the "O" stands for.
James, whose naughty fictional trilogy details the sensual, passionate and sometimes sadomasochistic love affair between wealthy billionaire Christian Grey and the virginal Anastasia Steele, at first looked stunned when she saw the number of screaming, delighted and boa-wearing women there to hear her interview with Roxanne Coady, owner of R. J. Julia Booksellers.
But she quickly charmed the audience with her spontaneous and self-deprecating responses.
The books--"Fifty Shades of Grey," "Fifty Shades Darker," and "Fifty Shades Freed" -- have been nothing if not a cultural phenomenon.
James, who lives in London, is the married mother of two teenage sons ("No, they haven't read the books -- heavens, no!" she told the crowd) and insists she wrote them because she was a 40-something housewife having a mid-life crisis.
"These characters act out every fantasy I have," she said. "They took me along on this journey."
She said she was inspired by the Twilight series, written by Stephenie Meyer and says both series are a retelling of the "Beauty and the Beast" story.
The books, which have been referred to as "mommy porn" because of their appeal to women in mid-life, have attracted wide attention -- and controversy -- with some feminist groups claiming that they've caused a "relapse in feminism," Coady said, because they depict a relationship that is sometimes about submission.
"But I think these books are the reverse of that," she added. "I think these books are about female power. Anastasia has got the power in the relationship, and she takes responsibility for her own sexuality."
The crowd, made up of women ages 16 to 85, roared its approval.
Andi Williams of Old Lyme said before the interview that she feels the "mommy porn" label is grossly unfair. "Really, this is a story about a man who is so ruined, so damaged that all he wants is to have control. But when you understand what has happened to him, you feel compassion. It's a book about complex characters and love."
Beth Lombard, of Shelton, said she hadn't read a book in 10 years before picking up the first in the series. Then she read all three as fast as she could. "I am addicted to these books," she said. "To me, this is a story about an empowered woman. She's strong and she gets what she needs."
Asked how she did the research for the sex parts in the books, James laughed. "It was a very considered study," she said. "My husband would just roll his eyes at me, and say, 'What are we going to do now?'" Then she laughed. "Actually, I did my research on the Internet. You can get a lot of information there, ladies."
The most amazing part of this wild ride hasn't been the tours or the money or the acclaim, James said, but rather the letters and emails she's gotten from fans.
Fundamentally, she adds, these books are meant to be a love story, the journey that two people go on to find each other and to experience happiness.
"It is," she says, "a love story with a kink."


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Does anyone know how to (or where i go in WP) to edit or change the countdown "time left for this event" and the "you've helped raise" information?
The countdown part actually… i don't see anywhere to edit it?
Hi zimsjim, this is a general open forum, the appropriate support forum for this theme can be found here.


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|| Tabu: A Story of the South Seas (1931) | BluRay 720p HD ||
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Release Date: 19 March 1931 (USA)
Genre: Drama | Romance | Adventure
Director: F.W. Murnau
Star Cast: Anne Chevalier, Matahi, Hitu
MPAA rating: TV-PG
Runtime: 86 min
IMDB Rating: 7.6/10
Synopsis: In his final film, F.W. Murnau presents the tale of two young lovers on the idyllic island of Bora Bora in the South Pacific. Their life is shattered when the old warrior declares the girl to be the Chosen Maid and it is forbidden for any man to even look upon her. Refusing to accept a life apart, they run off to another island, one that is decadent and westernized. The boy works as a pearl diver but not quite understanding the concept of money, is soon in debt. When the old warrior tracks them down they again plan to run away but in a desperate attempt to pay off his debts, the boy dives for pearls in shark-infested waters. The boy is successful but fate seems determined to keep the two lovers apart.


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Sesame Panna Cotta, Cherries, Cacao Nibs, & Sizzling Rice by Courtney Joseph of Takashi Restaurant, Chicago, featured in our article "Looking East for Inspiration."
Yield: 30 portions
2.5 oz/70.8 oz/brown butter
2 tsp vanilla extract
3.5 oz/99 g all-purpose flour
3.5 oz/99 g cornstarch
8 large eggs
7 oz/14 oz granulated sugar
1. Melt browned butter, add vanilla and set aside
2. Sift together flour and cornstarch and set aside. Over double boiler whisk together eggs and sugar until warm, then transfer to a stand mixer and whip on high until cool and the mixture comes to the ribbon stage. Fold in flour mixture 1/3 at a time with a rubber spatula. Take about a cup of the batter and mix in with the butter mixture. Once combined fold back into the batter. Spread batter into sprayed and parchment lined half sheet. Bake at 325 º F. for about 5 minutes and then rotate pan and continue baking for about 3 minutes more. Cool. Cover and chill and cut into 1" rounds.
Sesame Panna Cotta
3 gelatin sheets
1.3 oz/38 g sesame paste
5.3 oz/150 g whole milk
7.4 oz/210 g heavy cream
2.5 oz/72 g granulated sugar
1. Bloom gelatin and set aside.
2. Mix together sesame paste and whole milk set aside.
3. In a saucepan combine heavy cream and sugar; warm until sugar is dissolved. Once sugar is dissolved, whisk in the sesame mixture along with drained gelatin. After everything is combined mix with immersion blender and strain. Pour into 1-½" diameter by ¾" deep silicone molds and let set. Once set, freeze them to make unmolding easier.
Sesame Powder
3.5 oz/100 g sesame paste
0.35 oz/10 g sesame oil
0.88-1.76 oz/25-50 g tapioca maltodextrin
Using a food processor, combine sesame paste and oil slowly add tapioca maltodextrin until powder starts to form. Run through a sieve. Store in an airtight container.
Pickling Liquid for Cherries
12 liq oz/360 ml white balsamic vinegar
12 liq oz/360 ml white wine
7 oz/200 g granulated sugar
4 liq oz/120 ml yuzu juice
1 qt/960 ml dark sweet cherries, pitted and halved, fresh, if in season, or frozen
Combine all ingredients except cherries and bring to a boil. Pour over halved cherries and let cool to room temp. Save remaining pickling liquid.
Cherry Fluid Gel
17.6 oz/500 g cherry puree
0.17 oz/5 g agar agar
Pickling Liquid
1. Bring cherry puree up to a boil. Add agar agar and mix with immersion blender. Pour into a hotel pan and let set up.
2. Once set, place the cherry agar into a Vitamix and blend with pickling liquid until desired consistency is reached.
Ice Cream Base
7.7 oz/220 g milk
9.3 oz/265 g granulated sugar
8.2 oz/235 g egg yolks
3.8 oz/110 g Trimoline
0.24 oz/7 g stabilizer
7.7 oz/220 g heavy cream
Bring milk to a boil. Beat sugar, yolks and Trimoline together. Pour in part of the hot milk mixture into the yolks and mix together. Add back to the milk and whisk in stabilizer. Bring to 185°F/85°C. Add cream.
Cherry Cacao Nib Ice Cream
28.7 oz/815 g Ice Cream Base
8.7 oz/248 g milk
1.8 oz/53 g granulated sugar
2.6 oz/75 g cacao nibs
17.6 oz/500 g cherry puree
Combine the Ice Cream Base, milk, sugar and cacao nibs and heat until sugar is dissolved. Add cherry puree and cool. Let mature overnight and spin the next day.
Instant Sizzling Rice
Sizzling Rice (available in Japanese markets)
Corn Oil
In a pan heat oil. Once oil is hot but not smoking, fry sizzling rice until fully puffed and lightly golden about 10-15 seconds. Store in an airtight container.
Cacao nibs
In a bowl paint a stripe of Cherry Fluid Gel starting from the base and going up the side. Along the side of the painted gel take a nice pinch of Sesame Powder and follow the edge up the side of the bowl. Shake out extra. Stack two rounds of genoise off center in the base of the bowl. Place one molded panna cotta along one side of the genoise. Place some Sizzling Rice beside the genoise and panna cotta. On top of the genoise place a spoonful of the pickled cherries with some of the liquid. Place a quenelle of Cherry Cacao Nib Ice Cream on top of the sizzling rice and garnish with cacao nibs.


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TITAN Taichi TP-15TC & TP-25TC 2-in-1 USB Charger Review
The TITAN Taichi TP-15TC & TP-25TC 2-in-1 USB Charger are solidly built devices with a unique and appealing design. The YinYang theme depicts the duality approach that TITAN adopted with these adapters. Two types of output ratings for the USB ports and extra functionality as a car battery tester are the results. The units do not feel flimsy or cheap; they fit spot on in the power port of our car and pulling USB cables away never resulted on the whole thing coming off, as it used to happen with the generic charger I have been using so far. The cooling vent on the white side is a nice touch that will improve the longevity of the device… at OverclockersClub


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If the owners and insurers of the Rena have kept Tauranga City Council in the dark then it shows a lack of insight into the impact the disaster has had on this region.
It fails to acknowledge the harmful effects the hazardous chemicals that spilled from the Rena - oil, chemicals, materials stowed away in containers - had on our marine environment and the interest citizens have in ongoing efforts to remove the bow section.
This week Tauranga mayor Stuart Crosby spoke out, saying the city council had been excluded from negotiations and discussions about the Rena and was not getting enough information.
Rena is the most significant issue facing the council and the region. Thousands of tonnes of rubbish had the potential to be dispersed in the Bay. More than 300 containers are still in the submerged stern section, including aluminium ingots and several containers full of plastic beads used in manufacturing.
Rena insurer, The Swedish Club, says it was more than happy to engage directly with the council to ensure it was well briefed. The fact is it should not have to be asked for this information.
There is still a huge environmental hazard just out from our coastline and the onus is on the owners and insurers to provide detailed information on what is happening.
The council is not alone in raising this issue.
Last month a lawyer representing iwi says Rena's owner and insurers are not disclosing the full details of assessments on the potential environmental impact associated with leaving the wreck on the reef.
Director of North South Environment Law Robert Makgill said information received by iwi from assessments carried out by the Swedish Club was scarce and full of gaps.
The region cannot make a decision on the future of the wreck if it is kept in the dark.
In a previous column, I spoke in support of a proposal to leave the stern section of the Rena on the reef as a dive attraction.
But the lack of information that is coming forward from those responsible for the wreck leaves me with grave fears for future pollution if left on the reef.
For that reason I now believe every last scrap of the mouldering wreck should be removed.


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|by Miles
|Date Added: Sunday 14 July, 2013
Its a classic that WORKS... IF you know what the heck you are doing with it. Yeah its a little tight for 1 man plus his gear and you for sure won't be fitting two grown men in it without really getting to know each other, if you know what I mean. Its a breeze to set up and it ventilates well with both mesh windows open. Will keep you dry from the morning dew and very light misting rain, but to protect against the heavy rain storms that will absolutely soak one of these (as some less than knowledgeable reviewers have pointed out), pitch a tarp shelter and then pitch the tent under it. Keeps off the moderate to heavy rain and, as an added bonus, the hot mid-day sun if you are camping in the heat of summer. I have stayed in one of these tents for a full week at a time on numerous occasions at different summer camps. You simply can't beat it if you have the know how and common sense to use it to your advantage. A tent is a camping TOOL that requires "know how" to use. You wouldn't walk into a wood shop and starting cutting away on a band saw or a lathe without knowing what you are doing right? Same principal. Learn to use this camping tool correctly and you will never have a second thought to buy a different single man tent. Five starts all around.
|by Eric Landis
|Date Added: Wednesday 10 July, 2013
This tent rolls up and is pretty lightweight and compact but once up has plenty of room inside for one + gear. I'm 6'4 tall and if I were to stretch out my head and feet could touch the two end poles. Hit those poles to hard and I'd image it'd come down on you in the middle of the night. Overall I'm very pleased though. For less than $30 bucks I think it did an excellent job.I'd agree with a lot of the other reviews though and will have to only rate it for 4 stars. We were camping in some pretty warm weather (80's) so I can't vouch for its waterproofness either. But if it got cold outside say down into the 40's condensation would be a real concern. Even with the door flaps and back window flap open I could feel the temperature raising once I climbed in. This tent simply doesn't breath very well. Waking up in a puddle of water from condensation isn't fun. But just to be clear, that didn't happen and there was no buildup in the tent at all. If the tent were to breath better I'd give it a 5 star rating for sure.
|by K. Pavlik
|Date Added: Tuesday 09 July, 2013
This is an excellent tent to place in your pack. It is too low to fit a cot in though.
|by clint
|Date Added: Sunday 09 June, 2013
great for overnighter and easy tent to anchor a tarp over in extreme rain. totally a smart buy. and its easier to set up then a 200 dollar tent about the same size. and with a 12 dollar tarp it seems way more weather proof. I own a lot of tents. its funny how some tent style created long ago is still the best style. and its the one that cost the least. buy it! drape a tarp over correctly and make one more pole for the front of tarp and have a great dry porch.
|by Dusklupe
|Date Added: Saturday 08 June, 2013
I like this but it could use a few improvements. I love the durable flame retardant fabric, but lets hope it never gets tested. I like how the bottom is a light tarp like material that bowls upward to shed water underneath instead of pooling against the tent. I also love the 'A' frame. I've always wanted an 'A' frame house but since I'm poor a tent will have to do. :]With this you are getting exactly what you pay for. It's easy to set up once you get the hang of it and set your lines for future setting up. But there is hardly any ventilation. Because it's such a cheap tent I can make a few adjustments, sew in a few more mesh windows to make it the perfect backpacking tent. I set it up in the backyard in the heat of of the day in Central Texas. It's hot outside and it was even hotter inside the tent once I get it set up so more ventilation is a MUST! It says it's a two person but it's the perfect size for one person and their backpacking gear while on the trail. Fitting two people in the tent would be a tight fit with little wriggle room, leaving no room for gear if you need to bring it in. I am a 5'2 female at around 120 and there is plenty of room for me and all my stuff. The total weight of the tent is not for lightweight backpacking but that too can be adjusted by using trekking poles instead of the heavy poles it comes with. I am even thinking of finding some of those snap together lightweight poles instead of using the cord lines to hold it up. We shall see.So in other words, if you buy this tent you are doing so as a starting point in making something that is more personalized. It does not come with a rain fly so if you want one you have to buy it separate or make your own. If you don't want to take the time and effort to make adjustments then I suggest spending a little more money to get something less DIY than this. I like working with my hands, so I am up for the challenge. I also got some waterproof\seam sealer to spray on when I am done because most reviews said there is a problem with condensation...which is due to very little ventilation.
|by Squirt
|Date Added: Thursday 23 May, 2013
What a bargin for such a neat little tent, its just the right size. Perfect if you're really into roughin' it out there!


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Taxman can no longer give artists the brush-off
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Arts campaigners are celebrating a win over the taxman, but they're not resting on their laurels.
Eight years of lobbying have paid off - the Australian Taxation Office has formally recognised professional artists, meaning they can claim tax deductions for materials. Tamara Winikoff, the executive director of the National Association for the Visual Arts, which spearheaded the campaign, said the ruling affected artists, writers, performers, composers and choreographers.
"It's very important for artists across all mediums because for the first time they have a leg to stand on with the tax office that they make the claims they do for a very good reason," she said.
The ruling, which could affect at least 80,000 professional artists, would have implications for insurance and benefits such as social security, she said.
"Previously, claims were very much dependent on the interpretation of an individual tax assessor or commissioner."
A preoccupation with the bottom line had made life hard for artists who made little money, with Winikoff citing the example of one artist being told by an assessor to try portraits or landscapes as they would be more profitable. "We knew we had to do something to take the decision-making out of the hands of people with no idea of what professional artists do."
The next campaign would focus on social security.
"Artists going to Centrelink are not understood to be authentic and working at a very sophisticated level to build opportunities and establish a reputation," Winikoff said. "They need to be able to say they're visiting galleries trying to get up exhibitions, putting in tenders for commissions or applications for grants. What they need is some small business training, not being sent on a course on how to write a CV."


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|State of NH
|Chad Evans*
|Attorney General
|Appellate Defender
Mark L. Sisti
Alan J. Cronheim
|Second degree murder, second degree assault, simple assault, endangering welfare of a child -- admission of excited utterances; improper jury instruction that jury could consider false statements by defendant as evidence of consciousness of guilt; sufficiency of evidence
|Appeal of Louis Cote*
|Christopher E. Grant, for claimant
Andrew A. Merrill, for James River Corporation
|Workers' compensation -- whether board erroneously rejected only legally competent evidence of permanent impairment
|Appeal of Town of Durham*
|J. Joseph McKittrick, for Town
John S. Krupski, for union
|Public employees -- unfair labor practices; whether probationary employee is covered by collective bargaining agreement; consideration of extrinsic evidence of parties' intent
|State of NH
|Eugene Menard*
|Attorney General
|David M. Rothstein
|Possession of controlled drug -- whether affidavit provided probable cause for search of defendant's mother's home; whether search and seizure was reasonable
|Lee James Enterprises, Inc.
|Town of Northumberland*
|R. James Steiner
|Timothy Bates
|Tax sale -- proceeds of sale by town to third party; whether the ruling in Thomas Tool Services v. Town of Croydon, 145 N.H. 218 (2000), is limited to parties in that case and to any similar cases pending as of the date of that decision
|William McNeir Richmond*
Environmental Showcase, Ltd.*
|Andrew Hutchinson
Andrew Hutchinson
|William M. Richmond, pro se
|Bryan W. Clickner
|Wage claim -- whether employer had "financial ability to pay"; whether employer acted willfully
|State of NH
|Ray Hannon*
|Attorney General
|Appellate Defender
Theodore Lothstein
Joseph Welsh
|Aggravated felonious sexual assault -- sufficiency of evidence of penetration; whether court erred by considering prior bad acts at sentencing where the evidence was insufficient to establish the prior bad acts
|Kay's Realty, Inc.
|Town of Hudson*
|J. Bradford Westgate
|Stephen C. Buckley
|Municipal regulation -- whether planning board decision to apply growth management ordinance to condominium project was unreasonable; allowing expert to testify to subject not disclosed in expert witness disclosure; cross-appeal - whether RSA 676:12, V exempts landowner who has filed complete application for site plan approval from proposed amendments to zoning ordinance when new notice of public hearing is required on substantive changes to amendments that were proposed after site plan application was complete and acceptable
|In the Matter of State of NH ex rel Valerie Dutcher* and David Jones
|Diane M. Puckhaber, for petitioner
Attorney General
David Jones, pro se
|Child support -- whether RSA 168-A:1 applies to adult children; whether unwed parent has same financial obligations to child as married parent; failure to order parent to contribute to child's college educational expenses
|State of NH
|John W. Goss*
|Attorney General
|George H. Ostler
|Possession of marijuana -- failure to suppress result of search where affidavit contained evidence derived from two prior warrantless entries and searches of defendant's garbage located upon his property
|Appeal of the Town of Newington, NH*
|Robert Upton, II, for Town
Michael D. Ramsdell, for Newington Energy, LLC and Hawkeye Funding Limited Partnership
Attorney General
|Property tax exemption -- failure of agency to commence adjudicative proceeding or hold hearing; failure to allow town to present evidence; grant of permanent exemption for costs of temporary "construction practices" associated with construction of non-exempt generators
|Diana Wolters
|American Republic Insurance Company*
|Andrew D. Dunn
|Elizabeth Cazden
John P. Shea
|Health insurance – subrogation; whether equitable right of reimbursement exists for health insurance carrier from subscriber who recovers compensation from tortfeasor causing medical expenses; whether health insurance carriers are by law the primary obligor for payment of medical expenses
|Sherryland, Inc.*
|Regina Snuffer
|Charles A. Russell
|Elaine L. Baillargeon
|Landlord-tenant -- eviction; denial of motion to recuse; res judicata; whether notice to quit was vague and failed to comply with RSA 205-A:5; whether subsequent notice to quit acted as an election of remedies and a waiver of rights under first notice to quit
|Donald P. Chisholm, Jr.
|Ultima Nashua Industrial Corporation* & a.
|Meredith P. Cook
|Eleanor H. Maclellan
|Contract -- employment benefits; whether document was enforceable employment agreement; whether defendant willfully and without good cause violated a known contract obligation, thereby triggering liquidated damages; whether court erred in doubling the jury verdict after initiating its own jury inquiry
|Mark Grenier d/b/a Royalty Automotive Services*
|Barclay Square Commercial Condominium Owners' Association & a.
|Robert E. Ducharme
|Sanford N. Roberts
|Condominium -- illegal towing of vehicles parked in common area; failure to award attorney's fees; whether respondents acted unreasonably or in bad faith; whether condominium association, which illegally towed vehicles, should have been ordered to pay towing and storage costs for the vehicles; cross-appeal -- whether court misconstrued condominium document language applying to designated parking spaces; whether court misconstrued condominium parking rule regarding remedies available to condominium association; attorney's fees
|State of NH
|Andrew P. Lorton*
|Attorney General
|Anthony F. DiPadova , Jr.
|Driving while intoxicated -- sufficiency of evidence of intoxication
|June Balke & a.
|City of Manchester*
|Jed Z. Callen
|Daniel D. Muller, Jr.
|Municipal water supply -- whether city violated RSA 485:14 when it fluoridated its water system
|Town of Ossipee*
|Whittier Lifts Trust & a.
|Richard D. Sager
|Donald C. Crandlemire
Arthur W. Hoover
Attorney General
|Property tax abatement -- whether landowner has taxable interest in State-owned communications tower affixed to the land; whether assessment of real property for tax purposes can be based on its highest and best use as a site for a communications tower when tower is State-owned; whether landowner is "using or occupying" State-owned communications tower; whether tower is realty; co-appeal -- whether Whittier Communications has taxable interest in tower; whether court prematurely decided State's obligations under agreement; whether court misconstrued agreement; collateral estoppel
|In the Matter of Raymond K. Ellis* and Susan Ellis
|Keri J. Marshall, for petitioner
John A. Macoul, for respondent
|Divorce -- failure to consider wife's pension in property division; unequal distribution of property; failure to remove husband from mortgage after awarding marital home to wife; ordering child support when children are emancipated and not minors; failure to specify what college costs husband is required to pay
|State of NH
|Ruben Gonzalez*
|Attorney General
|Appellate Defender
James Quay
Soudabeh Tahnmassebipour
|Aggravated felonious sexual assault, felonious sexual assault, sexual assault -- allowing lay witness to testify about commonness of recantations in sexual assault cases; admission of evidence of prior bad acts; due process and right to confront witnesses
|State of NH
|Craig Davidson*
|Attorney General
|Paul J. Haley
|Sentence amendment - whether eligibility waiting period in RSA 651:20 applies separately to consecutive sentences; failure to apply rule of lenity; judicial estoppel; ex post facto laws
|Appeal of James Beeler*
|Andru H. Volinsky, for petitioner
Andrea K. Johnstone, for Cheshire County
Emily Rice, for Cheshire County Personnel Committee
|Public employment – termination; denial of request for recusal; reliance by personnel commission on grounds for termination that were not detailed in a statement of grounds and reasons signed by a majority of the county commissioners
|William Berliner
|Craig Clukay d/b/a Treeline Timber*
|Gregory S. Clayton
|Edwinna C. Vanderzanden
|Negligent timber trespass – admission of irrelevant testimony of plaintiff's emotional reaction to timber cut; improper jury instructions; sufficiency of evidence; whether damages awarded were excessive; exclusion of mitigating evidence
|Gina Zola*
|Marjorie Kelley
|Paul A. Rinden
|Carol L. Hess
|Negligence – motor vehicle accident; whether plaintiff was comparatively negligent; admission of plaintiff's prior drug conviction; whether plaintiff waived objection to admission of prior conviction
|Route 12 Books & Video* & a.
|Town of Troy
|Keri J. Marshall
Francis X. Quinn, Jr.
|Silas N. Little, III
|Municipal regulation -- site plan; whether appeal of planning board decision was untimely; whether letter from planning board constituted a "decision"; whether town failed to follow its own procedure for revision and resubmission of applications
|State of NH
|Steven Summa*
|Attorney General
|John A. Wolkowski
|Sale of controlled drug, conspiracy to sell controlled drugs, felonious use of firearm -- sufficiency of evidence; whether actions before jury raising safety concerns regarding guns and ammunition marked as evidence had prejudicial effect on defendant
|State of NH
|Stephen Plouffe*
|Attorney General
|Appellate Defender
Alfred Farese
|Aggravated felonious sexual assault, prohibited computer pornography – admission of prior bad acts; exclusion of evidence of "coaching" of the alleged victims; sufficiency of the evidence
|In the Matter of Linda A. Plaisted and Grahame J. Plaisted*
|Michael L. Laws, for petitioner
Barry I. Harkaway, for respondent
|Child support modification -- whether court erred by considering assets in addition to income in determining amount of child support; whether court erred by ordering that child support continue whether or not the respondent is receiving unemployment benefits; whether court erred by modifying award of dependency deduction for child
|In re Guardianship of Georgia Robison Beale*
|Thomas A. Rappa, Jr., for guardians
Thomas H. Trunzo, Jr., for ward
|Guardianship -- whether ward has a right to counsel after imposition of a guardianship when a guardian ad litem has been appointed; if ward has right to counsel, what is role of attorney; interlocutory transfer without ruling; whether guardian's fees and hourly rate were unreasonable; whether Rolfe standard for fiduciary compensation applies to guardian where ward has not requested guardian's services and earlier had had a falling out with the guardian
|Maynard & Paquette Engineering Associates, L.L.C.
|Collette Mall*
|Richard A. Maynard, pro se
|Peter N. Larose
|Land surveying contract -- whether court erred in awarding damages absent written contract or mutual understanding of the terms of any contract
|Hayden Babb* and Laurette Babb
|Benjamin Clark
|Matthew B. Cox
Paul R. Cox
|Dennis T. Ducharme
|Negligence -- motor vehicle accident; where defendant's negligence is one cause of injury, does plaintiff have burden to prove quantity of injury caused by defendant's negligence
|Bayson Properties, Inc.* & a.
|City of Lebanon
|William B. Pribis
David W. Rayment
|H. Bernard Waugh, Jr.
Barry C. Schuster, for intervenor A.D. McKibbin
|Municipal regulation -- planning board decision; numerous issues including application of RSA 677:6 review standard to planning board decision; whether issue of bias was preserved for review; whether plaintiffs satisfied site plan regulations; failure of board to provide assistance to applicants; whether plaintiffs are entitled to "builder's remedy"
** Docket no. 2002-0448 is consolidated with 2002-0335.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post4135592020362808117..comments2017-05-25T16:21:55.095-07:00Comments on Jill Outside: The second dayJill firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-40500659314914721592011-03-23T11:07:14.880-07:002011-03-23T11:07:14.880-07:00Awesome - very cool to see my stomping grounds fro...Awesome - very cool to see my stomping grounds from a fresh perspective...
Welcome to Cali!OldNSlohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-68486622515432713662011-03-09T21:38:01.065-08:002011-03-09T21:38:01.065-08:00sweet shots jill!sweet shots jill!Cellarrathttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-121913410296609142011-03-09T19:58:36.306-08:002011-03-09T19:58:36.306-08:00I love the fact that it takes you very little time...I love the fact that it takes you very little time to get settled into a new place.Vitohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-70827105721221869632011-03-09T18:50:42.124-08:002011-03-09T18:50:42.124-08:00Welcome to my neck of the woods......been reading ...Welcome to my neck of the woods......been reading your blog for a couple of years now. I have two words for you if you like to ride a bike and want some adventure.........Henry Coe.......just ask around, it's east of Gilroy. Go there and ride to your hearts content. Great place for "adventure" rides. Easy to put in 5-10K climbs in a day.

Peace........Klegorehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-85936283508068824502011-03-09T18:12:02.316-08:002011-03-09T18:12:02.316-08:00Long time reader here, though I don't comment ...Long time reader here, though I don't comment much. I'm sure I'll run into you guys at some point. Those trails are my usual running/hiking pleasure - even the suburban Los Altos Hills features some lovely running and road cycling.

Enjoy and welcome!chatterboxhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-59093116018065816292011-03-09T12:05:26.287-08:002011-03-09T12:05:26.287-08:00wow, beautiful pics as usual!...and one plus of yo...wow, beautiful pics as usual!...and one plus of your move is that your blog won't make me nearly so homesick as seeing all those MT pics did! Looking forward to following your adventures just as much as always!shannon firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-29541053982507589292011-03-09T11:58:02.055-08:002011-03-09T11:58:02.055-08:00Wow! That's my local riding spot! You made it ...Wow! That's my local riding spot! You made it look seriously awesome in the pictures. Speaking as a California transplant myself, I'm certain you'll end up loving it here. Although driving sucks remember that the "real" mountains of the Sierras are only a couple hours away.

Seconding Henry Coe State Park as a place you need to visit on your bike. Miles of wilderness, steep hills, and remote staggering terrain.

-firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-70766458564135807562011-03-09T10:46:35.975-08:002011-03-09T10:46:35.975-08:00Hi Jill, I've been reading since your Homer da...Hi Jill,
I've been reading since your Homer days, and it's been fun following along on your adventures. While your pics in Cali may not contain the ruggedness found in AK or Montana, Cali is still (obviously) a beautiful place, and you've quickly found ways to avoid the crowds. Of course you did! Also, it's not about where you are, it's about who you're with. You've never sounded happier in all the years I've been following along. Congrats to you and Beat.

Also, know that despite living in such stunning surroundings up here in AK, I get a wee bit jealous of seeing warm sunshine and green in your pics. It's been beautiful up here, but I'm ready for spring! 40 degree weather, without the accompanying breakup of snow and ice and muck, sounds pretty damn good.Lindsayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-20521426902286855682011-03-09T09:51:42.213-08:002011-03-09T09:51:42.213-08:00Looking at your latest pictures reminds me that, f...Looking at your latest pictures reminds me that, for all the trade-offs involved with living in California, it still retains a unique, magical presence. Born in San Francisco, gotta get back there soon......Durango email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-30189363739042071042011-03-09T08:58:38.766-08:002011-03-09T08:58:38.766-08:00Eeek. It's very fun to see our area documented...Eeek. It's very fun to see our area documented through your eyes. It looks as good as it does in person.

If you're close to TJ's, check out Milk Pail just north of it for better deals of fresh produce. Di Martini's to the south has the best fruit!Ygdufhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-38045185978863258512011-03-09T08:49:10.037-08:002011-03-09T08:49:10.037-08:00Cool beans, Jill! I'm not sure of a biking rou...Cool beans, Jill! I'm not sure of a biking route off hand, but I'm sure Beat has told you of our 60 mile run from his place to the coast. I know you can ride to the beach from Big Basin, I'm just not sure of the route from Los Altos since most of the Skyline-to-the-Sea trail is off limits to bikes I believe. Enjoy exploring!Eudemushttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-90298792068157823962011-03-09T08:37:45.855-08:002011-03-09T08:37:45.855-08:00I started reading your blog while you were in exot...I started reading your blog while you were in exotic (to me) Alaska and it is amusing how you've now started to post photos of my backyard.

You have something to look forward to and will no doubt love discovering the trails and 'remoteness' amongst the 6 million here. Two places that come to mind should be a perfect match: Henry Coe state park (vast, remote, wilderness, +200 miles of trails) and Big Basin / Butano (epic long rides or runs to the coast and back). Hope to 'run' into you some time, so to speak.Dirk dBhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-3965784765273783822011-03-09T08:35:10.994-08:002011-03-09T08:35:10.994-08:00Though you couldn't pay me enough to live in C...Though you couldn't pay me enough to live in CA again, I am exceedingly jealous of the Trader Joes.Maryhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-13882178969165000782011-03-09T07:42:44.875-08:002011-03-09T07:42:44.875-08:00How fortunate, a Trader Joe's across the stree...How fortunate, a Trader Joe's across the street, the only store you will even need. Check out the "Two Buck Chuck". It's $1.99 a bottle and it is hard to fine a better wine for under $10.Jerry Critterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-89974539364673075602011-03-09T07:07:10.028-08:002011-03-09T07:07:10.028-08:00welcome to my stopping ground! I was born and rais...welcome to my stopping ground! I was born and raised here and love how close the wild hills are. I ride a road bike mostly and there are great rides all around the bay area for you to enjoy that way too. Happy miles!Ferhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-22641802615933418052011-03-09T06:51:29.147-08:002011-03-09T06:51:29.147-08:00What is that long black thing in the one photo? A ...What is that long black thing in the one photo? A shadow? Will be months before we see one of those in Missoula! I used to run and hike in that preserve back when I did a lot of biz travel to Mountain View....nice place. Best of luck to you both - EEd Stallinghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-4822524685374611522011-03-09T06:44:40.387-08:002011-03-09T06:44:40.387-08:00I (heart) Rancho San Antonio. When I'm in SJC...I (heart) Rancho San Antonio. When I'm in SJC for business I'll try to get over there to run. Deer, turkeys, occasionally bobcat.Jothttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-59781992268191407902011-03-09T06:00:27.402-08:002011-03-09T06:00:27.402-08:00uh-oh!!! the trappings of wealth!! LOL! That'...uh-oh!!! the trappings of wealth!! LOL! That's he Cali way (said in a joking tone), talk like one of the great unwashed masses while sipping high-end coffee's.
Just a matter of time before you're sporting that perfect tan! (Nothing wrong with that!) ...and calling everybody dude and such.z-manhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-58404896778831928402011-03-09T05:36:23.651-08:002011-03-09T05:36:23.651-08:00How exciting - you're still in the mountains! ...How exciting - you're still in the mountains! I bet you'll be telling the story of the weekend trip you and Beat take on that long network of trails before too long. It may be less snowy, but I think you're going to find your niche in your new home. Can't wait to hear about your vision for this new year!Cyclin' Missyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-18615538.post-14716453934427538892011-03-09T03:38:43.550-08:002011-03-09T03:38:43.550-08:00Jill, Welcome to the Bay Area (from someone who sp...Jill,
Welcome to the Bay Area (from someone who spent the first 30 yrs of my life there). All of that open space is great, isn't it?
I'm flying out there today. Doing the CTR Canyon trail run Sat (Redwood Park). Am signed up for Brazen's Diablo 3/19 but still considering PCTR's Pirate's Cove (done that course 3 times).
As mentioned before, I am a life member of ACA and admire all of the inspirational cycling/other adventures you have done. Would love to chat sometime and maybe meet the guy who came in right after me at Redwood Park in '09. Drop me a note via email link or leave a comment on my blog--I've got CA Poppies/lupine pics on post before last and some neat critter pics, too).
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Holden New Zealand offered eight fans the chance to speed around the Hampton Downs Racetrack, with Kiwi driver Andy Booth, in the new Cruze hatchback that is about to go on sale in New Zealand.
The company ran a recruitment drive on Facebook and had 190 entries to spend December 2 learning new handling skills and driving techniques from Booth at the Waikato track. The eight winners will also find themselves TV stars.
"We will film the exploits on the day, and this footage of the test drive will appear in our television advertising campaign for Cruze Hatch, and on Facebook, YouTube and other sites," said Holden NZ's Marnie Jane Samphier.
Audi fans have the chance to zoom around Hampton Downs tomorrow with one of the company's famous ambassadors: MasterChef judge and restaurateur Simon Gault, NZ's Next Top Model judge Sara Tetro or Huffer designer Steve Dunstan.
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"I was keen to go on a clinical trial. I wanted to try new cancer treatments and hopefully help future generations."
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The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) consider how a treatment affects quality of life when deciding if it should be available in England and Wales. So it is important to have the best information possible.
The researchers want to identify a better way of finding out how treatment affects a person's quality of life. Initially they will do this with people who have breast cancer. If this is successful they will do the same for other cancers.
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You may be invited to enter this study if you are attending the breast cancer clinic at the Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology, Liverpool and you are at least 18 years old.
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I like Brian Brays design for the slatted rack, using dowels. Would it be ok to use aluminum tubing for the dowels?Charles
Quote from: rail on May 06, 2011, 12:27:30 PMI like Brian Brays design for the slatted rack, using dowels. Would it be ok to use aluminum tubing for the dowels?CharlesPVC will work okay as long as the outer diameter is no more than 1" but metal of any kind draws to much cold, it would be like asking your bees to enter and exit through a refrigerator on cloudy or cool days.I like slatted racks I use them on all of my production hives. The are a necessity on bottomless hives. Even the strongest hives do little to no bearding when a slatted rack is used.When I recently changed from bottomless hives back to SBB due to a change in hive stands I still kept the slatted racks in place.I currently equip each hive with:Screened bottom boardSlatted rack (slats lengthwise not crosswise)3-4 medium 8 frame brood boxesReduced upper entrance directly above lower entrance (inverted solid BB work well for this)
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CollectionsIPad (3), My Books (341), Lucy's Books (65), Sebastian's Books (89), Daniel's Books (68), Your library (623), Wishlist (12), Currently reading (2), To read (13), Read but unowned (21), Favorites (8), All collections (670)
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About meI'm British but married to an American and have lived in the States for the last 9 years.
About my libraryI have more books than space for them. We've moved 6 times in 14 years and the movers NEVER bring enough book boxes. My books are not arranged in any kind of order - they go on the shelves in whatever order they come out the moving boxes. I am still in the process of cataloging. I'm working on my children's books at the moment. Hopefully I'll finish before we move again.
GroupsBeautiful Game, Birds, Birding & Books, Bits for Brits, British & Irish Children's Fiction, Brits, Charity Shop Swap - UK, Chick Lit, Children's Fiction, Children's Literature, For Parents: Raising Readers —show all groups, Gardening, Genealogy@LT, Girls Fiction, Girlybooks, I Love Jane Austen, Kindred Spirits, Lashings of Ginger Beer!, LTers who geocache, Name that Book, Picture books, Someone explain it to me..., Sustainability, The Gene Pool, The Green Dragon, Wishlist of Authors
Favorite authorsJane Austen, Maeve Binchy, Bill Bryson, Nevil Shute (Shared favorites)
Membership LibraryThing Early Reviewers/Member Giveaway
LocationAugusta, Georgia
Account typepublic, lifetime
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Member sinceJul 2, 2006
Currently readingLe Petit Prince (French) by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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