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So you're coming to Half Moon Bay (on the California coast just 30 minutes south of San Francisco) and you need a place to stay? You're in luck. Not only does this site list the best hotels, inns, and B&Bs, we also have some pretty amazing special deals offered by these places. Whether you want spectacular ocean views, or prefer to stay right on Main Street close to downtown shopping, you're sure to find the perfect room. And no matter where you stay, it'll be more than just a place to sleep. You can get spa treatments, gourmet meals, a little bubbly in your room. Your stay in Half Moon Bay will truly be a getaway.
While you're here, don't forget to stop in to one of the town's wonderful coffee shops, or have a delectable meal at one of our fabulous restaurants.
Looking for more activities in Half Moon Bay? Check out our selection of classes and workshops on the coast.
Enjoy your stay, and we look forward to seeing you soon!
See the list below with more information about each venue. Select an area from the drop-down list.
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From the moment you enter the Mill Rose Inn you'll recognize this is a place like no other. If the gardens are luxuriant, the Inn is no less so. Valuable antiques and watercolors, opulent decor and period furnishings create an ambiance of relaxed elegance.
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230 S. Cabrillo Hwy Half Moon Bay,CA 94019
Come Join Us And Let Us Help To Lift The Stress Of Daily Routines Off Your Shoulders With Our Fresh Sea Air, Beautiful Mountains, Pristine Redwoods, And Fields Of Fresh Flowers. You Will Find Our Area Is The Perfect Retreat. Located 4 Miles North Is The Half Moon Bay Pillar Point Harbor Offering Many Activities...
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Half Moon Bay,CA 94019
Located on the edge of the Northern California Coast and steps from the picturesque Pillar Point Harbor in Half Moon Bay, Oceano Hotel and Spa is a place where the views are the primary amenity. The natural surroundings are classically incorporated into exquisite interiors with exceptional comfort and charming seaport architecture...
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211 Mirada Rd Half Moon Bay,CA 94019
Do you dream of falling asleep to the soothing sounds of the surf, waking up to a gourmet breakfast, sampling premium wines and appetizers in the afternoon?
We offer eight elegant oceanfront rooms with fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, TV/DVD's, an extensive wine list and all of the amenities you would expect from a 5 star boutique hotel.Private balconies in each room offer unobstructed, sweeping views of the ocean and beach.
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325 Alameda Avenue Half Moon Bay,CA 94019
The Pacific Victorian Bed & Breakfast is an ideal choice for your next California coast bed and breakfast vacation. This Victorian style inn is located in beautiful Miramar Beach, Half Moon Bay, California. The Inn is nestled in a scenic coastal setting 1.5 blocks from the beach with partial ocean views of the Pacific Ocean and picturesque coastal mountains...
(800) 995-9987 - http://www.sealcoveinn.com
207 Mirada Road Half Moon Bay,CA 94019
Do you dream of falling asleep to the soothing sounds of the surf, waking up to a gourmet breakfast, sampling premium wines and appetizers in the afternoon? We offer eight elegant oceanfront rooms with fireplaces...
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2930 N Cabrillo Hwy Half Moon Bay,CA 94019
The Comfort Inn® hotel is centrally located near Silicon Valley and San Francisco. This Half Moon Bay hotel is minutes from Miramar Beach, Pillar Point Harbor, Point Montara Lighthouse, the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve and the Obester Winery. The San Francisco International Airport is 23 miles away.


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Jimmy Choo - Calf & Fishnet Ankle Boots
Anyone who knows me knows I love a good ankle boot and I crave a great pump. This shoe has the best of both worlds. It's an ankle boot, but still has that great pump heel (without a platform under the sole so I don't wind up too tall). This season in shoes it's all about the mesh and zippers. But this shoe has BOTH!!! I love the mesh detailing on the shoe (the metal/studded detailing is a plus too) and the zipper on the back makes them DEVINE! I don't know if my writing will end up conveying how much I crave, love, and adore these shoes so I'm going to stop here and let you check them out yourself.

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By now you know my enthusiasm for prime grilled cooked on the rotisserie. (Charcoal burning, ideally, so you can toss soaked wood chunks on the coals.) The slow gentle rotation bastes the prime rib with its own fat.
I also like indirect grilling--again with wood chunks on the coals.
So my question is who among you have tried smoking a prime rib low and slow (250 degrees). How long did you smoke a 4 bone (8 to 10 pound) roast. And what (if anything) did you do to obtain a crust?
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July 23, 2007
TPWD Archery in the Schools Program Offers Instructor Training in August
The Texas Archery in the Schools Program (TASP) will offer Basic Archery Instructor training at several locations in August. An October training also is scheduled.
TASP is the Texas State affiliate of the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) adopted by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Sponsor organizations include Texas Field Archery Association, Texas Hunter Education Instructor Association, Toyota and Dallas Safari Club.
The program's focus is to provide Olympic-style target archery training in elementary through high school physical education classes. The program is designed to introduce target archery to students during a two-week physical education course.
Archery is a life sport that circumvents traditional barriers to engage students of all genders and physical abilities, even facilitating participation and competition in students with disabilities. The ability of archery and the TASP to engage this broad spectrum of students has led to rapid growth and acceptance of the program, as well as expansion to after school clubs and inter-school competition. Schools participating in TASP have experienced a number of favorable spin-off benefits as well, including reduced behavior problems and improved school attendance.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department adopted the program in September 2004 and hosted the first training in Austin at a school adjacent to the TPWD headquarters complex. A total of 16 participants were trained as Basic Archery Instructor Trainers and the program was officially kicked off in February 2006.
Started in Kentucky, and in only its fifth year nationally, the program is now in 45 states, Canada, Australia, and growing. National and regional competitions have been held recognizing top schools and individuals, but the program is geared towards teaching youngsters in skills that involve discipline, focus and precision.
"What's great about archery is that everyone can participate and excel at the sport," said Roy Grimes, the national director who helped developed the program. "Those inclined to go on and compete can do so; those that simply want to have fun can be involved, too."
Ronnie Gill, an Abilene area archer that lives in Buffalo Gap near Abilene, completed the training and is able to train teachers and coaches in the Abilene region. He and his wife, Diane, are long-time archers, and Ronnie was already a Level II National Archery Association trainer before gaining his TASP certification.
"We've needed this program a long time." Gill said. "I get asked all the time if I can teach archery in a teacher's physical education class or at a summer camp. TASP, supported by all the top archery industries and organizations, is the tool we need to deliver an effective program locally — one that meets national and statewide goals and curricula."
Basic Archery Instructors (BAI) may attend a one-day training or those Instructors wishing for more advanced training may attend a three-day training workshop and become a Basic Archery Instructor Trainer (BAIT.) Advanced training is offered during the first two days of the workshop for participants familiar with archery fundamentals, range setup and coaching techniques. It is designed for those who want to train teachers statewide in the program. The third day focuses on basic level training specifically for teachers wanting to use the program within their school curricula — primarily physical education, agriculture science and outdoor education courses.
As a popular Olympic sport, archery has enjoyed a renewed interest, especially among school children.
"The program is really taking off, and it shows that youngsters have an interest in archery as an integral sport taught in gym classes across the United States," said Olympic Gold Medalist Rod White. "Everyone can compete, everyone can be successful, and everyone can have fun learning how to shoot with bow and arrow."
"A lot of kids that we might not capture in traditional team sports whole-heartedly came out for the archery team, said Wimberley coach Val Jeter. "It's a good motivation for their grades, behavior."
The archery course can be set up in a school gymnasium in a safe, easy fashion, and the equipment is available at reduced rates to teachers. TPWD and its partners will provide assistance to schools in acquiring equipment. Other non-school organizations trained in TASP that come on-board will be able to purchase the basic sets at the reduced rates directly from the manufacturers sponsoring the program at the national level.
The first Texas state tournament was held in February 2006 with 126 students representing 13 schools. The second annual tournament in February 2007 grew to 398 students representing 43 schools statewide.
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TASP is part of the state's hunter and bow hunter education efforts; programs that are supported from the sales of archery equipment through the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service "Federal Assistance in Wildlife Restoration" efforts.
Upcoming Archery Instructor Trainings:
- August 8, 2007: BAI, Somerset High School, San Antonio, TX *
- August 6, 2007: BAI, Welder Wildlife Foundation, Sinton, TX
- Date To Be Determined: BAI, Alpine, TX
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Jets owner: Tebow will be with team for 3 years
Published: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 12:36 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 at 12:36 p.m.
NEW YORK — Jets owner Woody Johnson says backup quarterback Tim Tebow will "be with us for three years," and also backs struggling starter Mark Sanchez.
Johnson tells CNBC on Wednesday that despite some speculation that the Jets could try to trade Tebow after this season, his first in New York, the team will "absolutely" keep him for the duration of his contract.
Johnson adds that he and coach Rex Ryan have not discussed making a quarterback change, saying that Sanchez "played great" in a 23-17 loss to Houston on Monday night. The Jets owner would not say the team would never make a switch because "never is a long, long time period," but adds that he sees "the same things in Mark Sanchez that I saw when I first met him."
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We have tried to make his life as normal, routine and familiar as possible. He goes to preschool but frequently doesn't want to go and we're wondering if we should just pull him out and keep him at home until next year. We've also checked with our GP who thinks it is probably all related to the move. He did order some blood tests, but the technician here spent 15mins trying to get blood only to continually fail and the whole thing was so traumatic for everyone that even the GP suggested we hold off on a repeat!
Where we are has limited services, so...
Can anyone recommend a really good child psychologist in Sydney? I know we probably have no chance, but DS & I will be in Sydney for a couple of days in Feb & Mar and I thought it might be worth trying to get an appointment at least. Any other recommendations for things to do/try? We just want our DS to be happy, and are even considering whether we should look into moving back if being here is going to be so traumatic for him.
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Dubbed 'Generation i' by some because of having so much technology at their fingertips and thousands of hours of TV available through on-demand services, 89 per cent of children's viewing time is still devoted to live TV programming, according to a new report
TV Licensing's TeleScope 2014 report says children still rush home from school to make sure they catch their favourite television programmes as they are televised, despite a proliferation of different ways to watch TV and other digital gadgets to keep them entertained.
They spend two hours 23 minutes a day watching TV, an hour and a half less than the national average of three hours 55 minutes.
Even though almost half of all children aged five to 15 use a PC or tablet computer to watch TV – nearly all (98 per cent) spend time sitting in front of the 'traditional' living room TV set, reveals the report.
TeleScope 2014, which examines children's viewing habits now and in the past, also outlines family research results, and has revealed the top children's TV shows across the years.
In the South West, Blue Peter topped the poll of favourite children's TV shows across the ages.
Grange Hill, one of the UK's longest running children's shows, came a close second, followed by Rag Tag and Bobtail, which featured as part of Watch with Mother in the 1950s and 1960s.
Top five children's TV programmes in the South West:
- 1 Blue Peter
- 2 Grange Hill
- 3 Rag, Tag & Bobtail
- 4 Rainbow
- 5 Thundercats
Richard Chapman, spokesman for TV Licensing in the South West, said: "Children's TV – as well as wider family entertainment programming - continues to play a central role in South West households.
"The families we spoke to during our research for TeleScope 2014 had a wide variety of viewing habits, but all found TV programmes had the ability to bring the family together.
"Despite children having more devices and more ways in which to consume their favourite shows, it was also fascinating to see that the traditional TV set and live viewing are still the overwhelmingly the most favoured methods.
"With so many ways to watch TV, it's important to remember a TV Licence is needed to watch programmes online via your computer, laptop or tablet as they're being shown on TV."
Telescope is an annual TV industry report produced by TV Licensing. It looks at the UK's television viewing habits – identifying how viewers are responding to new technologies and how our habits are changing.
Insights from the past 12 months include:
• Viewers still prefer watching live seeing around of four hours of TV a day, with 90 per cent of all viewing being live. In 2013, fewer than two per cent of us watched only 'time-shifted' TV.
• Time travel and craft are favourites across the years: More than 2,000 adults were asked what their favourite programmes were when they were children and why. Perennial favourites Blue Peter and Doctor Who were two programmes which have stood the test of time.
• TVs are bigger: The trend towards buying bigger screens continues, with seven in ten sets sold classified as 'big' - between 26inch to 32inch - and jumbo screens - 43inch-plus - now accounting for nearly 16 per cent of sales.
• Tablet TV: Just over 55 per cent of owners of tablet computers such as Apple iPads, use their device for viewing video content such as TV programmes.


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The Rangers, as expected, placed Sean Avery on re-entry waivers at noon today.
That means any team in the NHL can claim him before noon tomorrow. Not likely.
Just to clear it up, if Avery is claimed, the Rangers are stuck with his cap hit, whereas if he is in Hartford the cap hit is off the books. So the Rangers are not doing this to clear cap space. Just the opposite.
It also means that at noon tomorrow, if unclaimed, Avery returns to the Rangers.
Get the parade route ready.
New poll over there ——>
Meantime, here's a re-post of a comment made by our friend Izzy early this morning:
- Izzy Mandlebaum October 31st, 2011 at 12:16 am eA little Xmas Spirit…
Here comes Av-e-ry…
Here comes Av-e-ry…
Back from being waived,
Torts and Sather and all his Rangers
Pullin' on his reins.
Bells are ringin', children singin',
All is merry and bright.
So hang your banners and say your prayers,
'Cause Av-er-y comes tonight.


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Department of Western Art
Online Collections
The collections are progressively being made available on our website through 'Online Collections'.
Follow the links to search the Western Art Drawings Collection and Western Art Prints Collection.
The French, Italian, Russian and 19th-century German drawings are currently online, as are the majority of 15th- and 16th-century Italian prints. Drawings and prints by and after Rembrandt can be found under Rembrandt Collection, and John Ruskin's teaching collection is under The Elements of Drawing.
Please note that certain parts of the collection, including the Netherlandish, early German and British drawings, as well as many of the prints, are not yet online.
For further details of our holdings, please contact the Print Room staff: email@example.com or tel: 01865 278049/288289.
Old Masters
At the heart of the collection is a large, representative group of drawings by Raphael and Michelangelo, which was acquired by public subscription in 1842 from the celebrated collection of the painter Sir Thomas Lawrence. Some years later, in 1855, there arrived the extraordinary gift from the collector Chambers Hall, including superb series of prints and drawings by Claude, the Ostade family and Rembrandt, as well as several drawings by Leonardo. In 1863, many of the prints and drawings from the enormous bequest of Francis Douce (d. 1834) were transferred from the Bodleian Library. Douce was particularly interested in Northern art of the Renaissance, and the bequest included important drawings and prints by Dürer and other German, French, and Netherlandish masters. The deposit in 1985 of the collection of Guercino drawings belonging to Sir Denis Mahon made the Ashmolean a principal repository of the work of this brilliant seventeenth-century draughtsman.
British Drawings and Watercolours
The collection of English drawings and watercolours also has its roots in the Douce and Chambers Hall collections and has been much enriched by subsequent gifts and purchases. It contains strong groups of works by Rowlandson, Girtin, Alexander and John Robert Cozens, Cotman, Sandby, and Cox. The group of drawings by Samuel Palmer, bought by Sir Karl Parker before the artist became as popular as he is now, is second to none, and works by the Pre-Raphaelites are also numerous, including over one hundred by Burne-Jones.
Please note that these drawings are not yet available online. You are advised to contact the Print Room staff for details.
The Ruskin Collection
Of particular relevance to the University are the gifts of John Ruskin, Slade Professor of Fine Art at Oxford in the 1870s and 1880s. His collection was used to illustrate his lectures and the teaching in the School of Art that bears his name. It includes some three hundred and thirty of his own drawings and seventyseven sheets by J.M.W. Turner.
Ruskin's Teaching Collections can be found online at ruskin.ashmus.ox.ac.uk.
Twentieth Century Prints
Among the holdings of works by twentieth-century artists, there are sixty-seven caricatures by Sir Max Beerbohm and a representative group of drawings by Sickert and the Camden Town Group. Thereafter the collection concentrates on the figurative tradition in drawing including the Lewin Gift of John Piper drawings and prints and on twentieth-century British wood engraving. It includes major archival collections of a number of engravers such as Gertrude Hermes, George Mackley, Robin Tanner, and Leon Underwood. This has been augmented in recent years by the deposit of the Diploma Collection of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers. For further information see: www.uwe.ac.uk/sca/research/cfpr/dissemination/archives/painter_printmakers.html
For livres d'artiste, visitors may consult items in the Christopher Hewett collection.
For an online exhibition of our First World War print collection, see Artists under Fire.
The Pissarro Collection
During the 1950s and 1960s, the Print Room became one of the principal centres for the study of Impressionism, thanks to the donation of the Pissarro family collection. This comprises paintings, prints, drawings, books, and letters by Camille, Lucien, Orovida, and other members of the Pissarro family.
Other Collections
The Ashmolean also holds the most significant collection in Britain of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Russian drawings, much of which was bequeathed by Mikhail Braikevitch (1874–1940), including ballet designs by Bakst, Benois and Korovin. A fine group of drawings by Leonid Pasternak was presented by his daughters in 1958. The Talbot Collection contains a remarkable range of Russian topographical material, especially prints of St Petersburg. Dr Grete Ring's bequest of nineteenth-century German and French drawings, including works by Caspar David Friedrich and Edgar Degas, came to the Ashmolean in 1954. It forms the nucleus of a collection of nineteenth-century German drawings hardly equalled outside Germany. In recent years, the Ashmolean has acquired a significant group of contemporary German and Swiss prints.
Of primarily historical interest, but still containing items of great artistic value, are two print collections formed in the first half of the nineteenth century. Alexander Hendras Sutherland (d. 1820) and his wife grangerized folio editions of Clarendon's History of the Rebellion and Burnet's History of His Own Time with over nineteen thousand portraits and topographical views illustrating the text, which were presented by Mrs Sutherland in 1838.
Secondly, the Revd F.W. Hope amassed a vast collection of topographical prints and portraits of British and foreign sitters, which he presented to the University in 1850.
Drawings of Oxford
An extensive collection of drawings of Oxford, made for the Oxford Almanacks, is on deposit from the Oxford University Press. However, the Ashmolean does not have a specialized collection of local topography, and visitors interested in Oxfordshire history should contact the Bodleian Library (MS Top. Oxon).
Further material is held by the Oxfordshire History Centre:
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Vanilla Ice Cream
I changed his recipe around quite a bit. I tried not to, but I had to. We don't get vanilla beans here and so I had to substitute more vanilla extract. And we don't get heavy cream either (I just couldn't believe that!), and so I went with regular cream.
I also don't have an ice cream machine, and had to use DL's method for making ice cream by regular old churning. He said in his post that it should probably take 2-3 hours, but I first put it in the freezer at 7 pm and I did the last churn at 3 am! And I couldn't go to sleep because all my effort would have gone to waste.
Everything was worth it. Some fantastic vanilla ice cream (couldn't call it "plain, ol' vanilla", because it just ain't so)
Vanilla Ice Cream
(slightly altered from David Lebovitz's recipe)
1 cup Milk (I had to use part-skim!)
A pinch of Salt
3/4 cup Sugar
1 1/2 tsp Vanilla Extract
2 cups Cream
5 Egg Yolks
Heat the milk, vanilla, salt and sugar together.
In a separate bowl, whisk together the yolks. Gradually pour the milk mixture into the yolks, whisking constantly.
Pour the milk mixture back into the pan. On low heat, keep stirring while it thickens.
Meanwhile set up a large bowl with a 50-50 mixture of ice cubes and iced water. Set a smaller bowl into the large bowl. Empty the cream into the smaller bowl and let it chill. Set a small holed strainer over the smaller bowl.
The milk mixture will slowly begin to thick. Continue stirring until the mixture coats the back of a spoon. A good test would be to run your finger over the coating on the spoon - it should leave a mark without running.
Immediately pour the mixture through the strainer into the smaller bowl containing the cream. Keep stirring until the entire mixture cools down and is chilled.
When cold, pour the mixture into a large (shallow is good) plastic container. Put it in the freezer.
Now starts the not so fun part. Every 45 minutes to an hour, take the container out and give it a good churn with a metal spoon or even a hand-held mixer or stick blender (those make it all easier). Make sure to break up all the frozen parts from the edges in. The better you blend everything, the less icy the end result.
Keep churning until the entire thing is frozen. This took me a good 7-8 hours! But that could also be my freezer. Hopefully yours will freeze up sooner! Good Luck!
But don't you see how fantastic that looks? It's all worth it. Really, it is!
44 comments:
- Ranjani said...
Danggg Ice cream from scratch?!!! that's phenomenal:) Looks completely professional too...can't believe it was your first attempt! You must have a LOT of patience:))
- March 17, 2009 at 6:37 PM
- Aparna said...
Looks gorgeous. DL's ice-cream is really the perfect scoop!!!
- March 17, 2009 at 10:32 PM
- Poornima Nair said...
Looks yumm...
- March 17, 2009 at 11:10 PM
- Happy cook said...
I totally agree he is a genius.
Ice cream looks so perfect and so yummy.
If you ever go to Munnar in Kerala , you will get lots of Vanilla beans there.
I bought some 75 sticks from there and it was really cheap especially if i compare the price i guve here.
- March 17, 2009 at 11:15 PM
- Madhumathi said...
Wow..Simply awesome.I have never believed that ice creams can be made at home until seeing yours :)
- March 17, 2009 at 11:30 PM
- Divya Vikram said...
Homemade Icecream from scratch..Just Amazing!!
- March 17, 2009 at 11:42 PM
- bee said...
you get fantastic inexpensive whole vanilla beans in places like wyanad, kerala. 10 rs. each or something. try to get hold of some. i've shied away from buying an ice cream machine. would love to try this.
- March 18, 2009 at 12:40 AM
- Trupti said...
Homemade ice -cream looks very mouthwatering
- March 18, 2009 at 12:44 AM
- SJ said...
Wow! You stayed up till 3am to churn the cream!!! No wonder it looks so good!
- March 18, 2009 at 1:42 AM
Hi Arundathi-
Thanks so much for passing along this ice cream recipe. It looks absolutely ravishing, I'm am defiantly going to give this one a try... Although I'll have to wait till the weekend to make sure I have enough free time to do it properly. Thank you again
- March 18, 2009 at 1:48 AM
- A_and_N said...
I've not bought an ice cream for this reason alone. I'd be making ice cream EVERY day. And that is the last thing I want. No, make that need. :(
It looks so professional, Arundathi!
- March 18, 2009 at 2:29 AM
- Superchef said...
looks nice and creamy! i can never get my icecream this creamier! :(
- March 18, 2009 at 4:32 AM
- Rachel said...
Perfect scoop of icecream.
You do get vanilla beans...I could get them for you the next time you want some.
- March 18, 2009 at 7:27 AM
- jayasree said...
Looks so professional. Got the perfect scoop. I have been drooling over DL's icecreams, but never got around making it. Kudos to your patience.
- March 18, 2009 at 7:47 AM
- Bharti said...
That looks like a perfect scoop of ice cream! Very nice.
- March 18, 2009 at 8:45 AM
- TBC said...
OMG! I cannot believe that you managed to make it look so fabulous even without an ice cream maker!
And you stayed up till 3:00 a.m. to make it! Fantastic results though...well worth all the trouble taken.:D
- March 18, 2009 at 9:01 AM
- Raaga said...
This is very similar to my mother's age old recipe. Yours looks so professional. I haven't really tried making ice cream at home except for kulfi.
Sorry about yesterday, my computer was acting very funny.
- March 18, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- Arundathi said...
Thanks so much everyone!!!
Ranjani - Yup, I tell you, I've discovered that when it comes to cooking, I seem to have tons of patience. Can't say the same for other aspects of my life!!
Aparna - His ice cream rocks. Got to find out if I can find his book here.
Poornima Nair - Thanks
Happy Cook - Oh thanks a lot - didn't know about that!
Madhumathi - Thanks!
Divya Vikram - thanks a lot!
Bee - Didn't know that they were available in Kerala. Going to try and source it now. I too don't think I can ever own an ice cream machine - that would be just plain scary! I'd never be able to leave the apartment!
Trupti - Thanks
SJ - Yeah, tons of patience and a good book to read!
Sandy Waters - Thanks for stopping by. Yes, please wait for when you have lots of time on your hands - it helps!
A & N - Thanks a lot. Yup - even without a machine, life is tough. With a machine, I'd probably be imagining up sorrows that I need to drown!! lol!
Superchef - Hmm might be just the churning. Have you tried a stick blender? I made this by hand and a very strong metal spoon, but a blender would have really helped.
Rachel - Oh thanks - where can you get them in Chennai?
Jayasree - I have to go buy his book - after that one ice cream, i'm sure they're all great.
Bharti - Thanks!
TBC - Yes it was truly worth the effort. And let me tell you there's very few things for which I'm willing to stay up till 3 am!! lol!
Raaga - Thanks - gonna go check out the recipes. I love kulfi!
- March 18, 2009 at 11:12 AM
- Chitra said...
slurp....iam drooling here..i luv vanilla icecream..i've tried pista...urs looking perfect and its really a fantastic icecream!!
- March 18, 2009 at 12:50 PM
- Shama Nagarajan said...
vanilla ice cream will be my first choice .........am drooling here
- March 18, 2009 at 1:09 PM
- Alka said...
Fantastic ice cream, perfect to shoo away the summer blues here :-)
- March 18, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Priya said...
Grogeous, prefect for summer...amazing work Arundhathi...
- March 18, 2009 at 2:51 PM
- homecooked said...
Wow....looks fantastic. Bookmarked it!
- March 18, 2009 at 3:47 PM
- ICook4Fun said...
Thanks for stopping by at my blog and your kind comment. Your blog is great and I need some time to go through it :)Can't wait to try out some of the recipes here.
- March 18, 2009 at 7:35 PM
- Arundathi said...
Chithra - I love pista kulfi - yum! Thanks!
Shama Nagarajan - Yes, its always my first choice too!
Alka - Absolutely - Chennai's getting too too hot!
Priya - Thanks!
Homecooked - :) Hope you enjoy it!
iCook4Fun - Sure, anytime - love your blog. I hope you enjoy the blog
- March 18, 2009 at 8:22 PM
- churningthewordmill.wordpress.com said...
i like this ice cream.. i doesnt have any chemicals at all! most ice creams do.. and that wat i dont like about them..thumbs up to this recipe..
- March 18, 2009 at 10:17 PM
- Jamie said...
What a process! Good for you Arundathi for the amazing looking ice cream. I bet this was a huge hit in your house!
- March 19, 2009 at 4:29 AM
- Red Chillies said...
I have heard so much DL's method and I need try it sometime. I have never ventured into making ice-cream. Churning at 3:00 AM, now that is commendable.
- March 19, 2009 at 4:31 AM
- delhibelle said...
ice cream without the machine, now we're talking.It's beautiful! thanks for sharing this recipe
- March 19, 2009 at 7:18 AM
- The American Homemaker said...
So yummy! I've had some late night cooking projects like that before... LOL
- March 19, 2009 at 7:47 AM
- mona said...
wow, that looks so perfect, good job!
- March 19, 2009 at 9:10 AM
- Arundathi said...
Churning The Word Mill - Most homemade recipes don't use chemicals - try it out!
Jamie - Nice to see you here! Thanks so much!
Red Chillies - Thanks - yeah, lots of patience!
Delhibelle - you're welcome. i do hope you try it.
The American Homemaker - LOL - I think you know you've found something you love to do when you stay up till 3 am doing it!
Mona - Thanks!
- March 19, 2009 at 4:24 PM
- Srivalli said...
Anu thats fab one..looks yummy!..where have you been so many msgs no reply..
- March 19, 2009 at 10:16 PM
- Lisa said...
Oh, I'm so glad your ice cream worked out! Vanilla is my favorite. Worth staying up for sure.
- March 20, 2009 at 1:08 AM
- Usha said...
Your ice cream looks wonderful and perfect !
- March 20, 2009 at 1:56 AM
- Arundathi said...
Srivalli - msgs? I didnt get any - will get in touch with you!
Lisa - Thanks - now I'm ready to try more interesting flavors
Usha - Thanks so much!
- March 20, 2009 at 10:24 AM
- StickyGooeyCreamyChewy said...
There is nothing ordinary about a good vanilla ice cream. It's my favorite! Well done!
- March 20, 2009 at 8:18 PM
- Suparna said...
What a perfect looking drool worthy scoops...yummm I haven't made ice-creams at home, must give this a try. Thanks for the recipe.
- March 21, 2009 at 12:12 AM
- Arundathi said...
SGCC - My favorite too! Thank you!
Suparna - You're welcome!
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mmmm....I try it!!
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A US shopping centre has sacked Father Christmas after children and parents complained he was rude, grumpy and would not let one child sit on his lap.
Jessica Mailhiot and her six-year-old daughter Chantel, told WGME-TV that when she visited Santa at the Maine Mall in South Portland he was rude and would not let the girl sit on his lap when they said they did not want to buy a $US20 dollar photo.
Chantel said when she asked Santa for an American Girl doll, he replied she would get an "American football".
When the mother posted her story online, others shared similar experiences.
The station contacted the Santa, but he did not want to comment.Officials at the mall said they are looking for a jollier Santa and hope to have one in place soon.


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The result also seems to have dispelled the claims of those who felt that 'cut down' rigs on existing boats would never work. The FX uses the proven 49er hull used for the Mens Olympic Skiff, with a rig that is one metre shorter. Critics had likened the FX to the Laser Radial.
Another myth which has gone out the sidedoor is the assertion that the powerful FX would be too much of a handful for the womens crews in big breeze. The accompanying video, shot in winds gusting to 31kts, shows a boat that is easy to handle in capable hands - upwind and downwind, plus recovering from the inevitable capsize.
Tha majority of the sailors in the evaluation trial (11 of 20) rated the FX the top boat, given a choice of three.
However it is in the http://tinyurl.com/7f8kgy3!Appendix_to_the_Evaluation_Committee_Report where the merits, and otherwise of the trialists are revealed. And the FX does very well.
In the upwind sailing factors, the worst score the FX attracted was only an 81% approval or 'good 'rating for tacking, and the highest score was 90% approval/good for the feel of the boat upwind, with two other scores in the high 80's. Its rival the RS900 scored only two approval ratings of above 80% in the upwind sailing category.
In Reaching sailing, the RS900 rated higher (only two factors rated).
In Downwind sailing the FX was clearly ahead of the RS900 in five of the six factors rated by the sailing crews. The FX's highest rating came in the general sailing of the boat downwind, followed by course stability and steering. It rated worst for pitchpoling, which is a little hard to understand, given its subsequent performance in a 25kt breeze, which it didn't show any sign of heading down the mine.
In terms of Overall Impression of the FX, it was clearly ahead on all three questions: General feeling about the boat; Challenge offered by the boat; and Excitement level of the boat.
Mackay Boats are a very successful builder of boats for three of the Olympic Events - the Mens and Womens 470 and Mens 49er. Mackay Boats won all three Gold medals at the 2008 Olympics and were clearly the most successful boat builder at the Regatta. http://www.mackayboats.com/index.cfm/about/successes/!Click_here for the full Olympic medal and world championship result list.
In his response to the points raised in the Evaluation Committee's Report, Dave Mackay made the following points:
The trials were well run, the process was good and the sailors were able to give formal input over a wide range of criteria. Their opinions are fundamental.
I would like to take this opportunity to provide you with some very important additional information.
Crew Weight
A crew weight of 120 kg was a fundamental condition we put on the design of the FX rig. The design process that we went though was extensive with very solid science behind it. The experience gained from many years evolution of 49er crew weights provided the ideal base line from which to design the FX rig.
Our designer, John Clinton, has been a designer with North Sails for 20 years, and lately with Southern Spars for seven years. John designed the latest 49er rig in 2008 with the goal of increasing the 49er crew weight by 10kg. The success of that rig is well documented for meeting the new target weight, and is evidence of the high level of accuracy this design process achieves
It's important to put the physical size of the rig into perspective. It is substantially smaller than the 49er rig. The mast is nearly 1 metre shorter. In terms of righting moment this is a lot shorter. The upwind sail area is 2.7 sqm less or 12.4%.
Interestingly, on the windiest day in Santander, the FX convincingly out-shone the RS900 not just in speed but also in terms of how the rig performed and how the boat handled the waves. Unfortunately it was not seen in 25 knots where the outstanding heavy air performance could be witnessed.
In Santander, in fully powered up conditions, (where weight is most advantageous) the committee put a 155kg 49er crew in one of the FX's. The guys had no discernible advantage upwind, and in any of the lulls they were noticeably slower than the girls. Downwind they were much slower.
Most importantly, we have done a lot of testing here in New Zealand. The girls have been sailing the boat regularly for over eight months now, and have been racing against the 49ers in local regattas. We have put heavy crews in the FX in two boat testing. The overall results throughout the wind range are heavily in favor of the lighter crews but most significantly the results of heavy air (25 knots) testing show only a marginal upwind gain to a heavy crew. Downwind and in any condition and upwind in moderate to light air, the lighter 120kg crews are faster and overall they are much faster.
The sailors in Santander voted the FX as the safest boat after a capsize. With 120kgs crew weight the FX was proven to be easy to right (check the timing for yourself off the video, above).
The discussion on cost is much wider than just the advertised price of a new boat.
1. The initial cost to get started in the FX is low. There are over 1000 49er hulls spread worldwide. The FX rig fits onto an existing 49er hull for EUR5500. The FX is a fantastic opportunity to get womens skiff sailing started quickly and inexpensively
2. The cost of the FX as with the 49er is well proven. With the RS900 it is highly likely that the true costs of building a boat to Olympic standard will only become fully apparent later. For example:
• Modifying specs and engineering for strength and durability.
• Rejecting parts that are out of spec
• Putting checks and procedures in place to ensure strict one design construction.
• Perfecting tooling to ensure strict one design construction
• Replacing broken parts
Notwithstanding the 1 year price freeze on the RS900 and the open book price control, significant price increases remain highly likely in the long term.
The FX is the only boat presented with a proven cost structure at the levels of durability, longevity, and strict one design construction required for Olympic competition.
3. The cost of equipment is only a small part of an Olympic campaign. The shared 49er and FX platform provides significant cost savings.
• The opportunity to share equipment, coaching, transport and regatta costs between male and female team's thus reducing campaign costs.
• It's easy to run joint training and racing. There is very little difference in performance between the FX and the 49er.
• The 49er and FX classes will be able to run joint regattas
• Provides a ready pool of talent to get the girls up to speed quickly.
• The second hand market for 49er will be large
• The FX will become a strong class for high performance recreational sailors.
• There is already an abundance of 49er equipment around the world that is available to be used.
• Measurement is simplified at major events
Boat weight
A lot of emphasis has been placed on the boat weight. At 131kg the FX is only 12kg heavier than the RS900 presented at the evaluation. The FX is a longer boat than the RS900, so of course it is heavier. It is proven in the 49er that the boat needs to be this weight to withstand the heavy duty usage of Olympic sailors. The FX is only 6 kg heavier than a 470.
It is interesting to note in the report that RS intend to drop the weight of the RS900 by 10kg from the weight of the boats presented in Santander. How can the strength and durability be tested in time?
The sailors in Santander loved the performance of the FX . The FX won 10 out of the 11 races in Santander no matter who was sailing it. The weight was not an issue.
The timely supply of new boats to MNAs and sailors will be the most critical issue. It is already a tight schedule to be ready for 2016.
Hulls are already out there in the hands of MNAs and sailors. The first 50 rigs will be ready for distribution within 10 weeks of the selection being made. Any woman who wants to campaign a skiff can start training within 10 weeks.
The Southern Spars production facilities in Sri Lanka are well proven with the supply of the 49er rig as if the production capabilities of North Sails.
It is important not to underestimate the benefits of a proven hull platform. The inevitable delays due to teething problems associated with bringing any new class to Olympic standard will be averted with the FX on the 49er platform. The builders are already well proven Olympic class builders and the production tooling is already in place and operational.
Strict one design construction
This is already well proven with the Olympic 49er class…..it's the most strict one design class. This is proven by the 50/50 split in the sailors choice between Ovington and MacKay hulls.
Mackay summarises the FX as follows:
• It's the boat the sailors want.
• It has been very carefully designed and tested to sit in the middle of the weight range.
• It's on a proven platform.
• The costs are proven.
• The quality and longevity is proven.
• It comes from a very strict one design environment.
The ISAF Council will make a decision as to which boat to take into the 2016 Olympics at its May Meeting in Stresa, Italy starting on 3 May.


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PLANS for a multimillion-pound development which will see Malton Livestock Market moved close to Eden Camp Museum and make the town "the capital of Ryedale" have been approved.
A prominent objector claimed that the people involved in the scheme were holding the town to ransom.
But an extraordinary meeting of Ryedale District Council's planning committee heard from planning chief Gary Housden that there was no alternative brownfield site that would be suitable for such a scheme.
After a long debate, the scheme was agreed by a majority of five for, one against and one abstention.
It will now have to be referred to the Secretary of State for Local Government and the Communities as a requirement of the consultation procedures because of the size of the development.
Mr Housden, the head of planning, pointed out in a report that the current livestock operation was subject to a short rolling lease with no security of tenure so an alternative site and a modern purpose-built facility was required to protect it.
The scheme, which will also include a new roundabout on the Edenhouse Road and the A169, will, in part, be funded by three new housing developments in Malton which were also approved despite some misgivings.
Derek Watson, director of the Livestock Market Company, told the meeting the market had gone from strength to strength."We do need and have a chance to build a new market which will support and enhance the future of Ryedale's livestock farmers.
"This will help the banks, shops, accountants and solicitors and will see more people coming to it bringing more money into the area," he said adding: "It will make Malton the capital of Ryedale."
But Councillor Paul Andrews, who is not a member of the committee, but who was in the public seating area and was allowed to speak, strongly objected to the scheme.
He said that other, less controversial sites, were available. But the livestock market operators and the trust had chosen to "hold the town to ransom" by telling everybody that unless they could have the "enabling" development the market would cease to exist.


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What are the so-called "ecclesial movements"? How should they insert themselves in the local Church? What can the People of God can learn from them? How should they live their own charism as a service to all?
In these pages the reader will find a balanced explanation and definition of what lay associations and ecclesial movements are today. As new realities, they deserve to be known better and understood in their contemporary characteristics. They have become and are becoming ever more relevant in the task of new evangelization. This is a result of both the maturating process that the ecclesial movements have passed through and of the support and accompaniment by the hierarchy of the Catholic Church.
The first four sections of this work give an adequate theological framework for assessing the topic. In that part of the book, the notion of the Church as an "organic and missionary" communion is given a key role, and a "theology of charisms" is developed. Moreover, a set of "criteria of ecclesiality" for lay associations and movements is also explained. Section Five focuses on the topic of the insertion of these realities, with their own specific charisms and identities, in the particular Church. Different aspects of this issue are analyzed taking into account a good number of real life experiences, without putting aside the tensions that sometimes arise, but also taking into account the ways in which the latter were or could be resolved. Section Six moves on into the missionary identity of lay associations and movements, linking their apostolic nature with the call for a new evangelization. The last section is a summary of the main ideas in the text, articulated around the notion of "hope".
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The County Gazette broke the news in July after Nando's signed a 20-year lease with Greenslade Taylor Hunt estate agents to occupy the right-hand unit next to clothes store Fat Face in North Street.
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WAYNE Hutchinson is hoping that Walkon's taste of Aintree last year will stand them in good stead for Saturday's Grand National.
The Swindon jockey heads to the famous Liverpool course ready to tackle the most daunting national hunt race on the calendar on the Alan King-trained 50-1 shot.
But this will not be the grey gelding's first taste of Grand National week as Hutchinson steered the nine-year-old to second place in the Topham Chase last year.
And it is that experience that Hutchinson is hoping that will pay dividends on Saturday afternoon.
"Walkon is a lovely horse," Hutchinson said. "He did really well last year when he finished second to Triolo d'Alene.
"He's also finished second in the Paddy Power Gold Cup, so I don't think that the big race atmosphere will affect him."
"So he has had a taste of the fences, the question is whether he can stay the distance."
Expecting a frantic start in the four-mile three-furlong, 110-yard race, Hutchinson says that it is a much more relaxed atmosphere compared to the Cheltenham Gold Cup week.
"It's different," Hutchinson said. "It is still a big race and still all over the globe, but it is not as intense as Cheltenham - everyone is a bit more relaxed.
"The start of National is frantic though, there are 40 horses all jostling for position over the first few fences.
"Once you've reached the sixth, Bechers (Brook), it starts to fan out a bit more.
"The ground will not be a problem for him, I expect it to be no better than good, and he has form on heavy to good ground."
The original plan for Hutchinson was to ride Godsmejudge in the big race he steered the gelding to success at the Scottish Grand National in Ayr last April.
However, King felt that the eight-year-old is not ready to for Aintree and instead will look to defend his title north of the border.
King said: "I have struggled to get Godsmejudge right since December and, though he is gradually getting there, Aintree will come too soon, though we have not given up hope that he might yet come to himself in time to defend his Scottish National crown at Ayr a week later.
"Obviously Walkon is unproven over the trip, but he seemed to enjoy the big fences when second to Triolo d'Alene in the Topham Trophy there last season. That form looks solid enough after the winner followed up in the Hennessy at Newbury in November.
"We were also giving him a stone so, hopefully he'll give Wayne (Hutchinson) a good ride around there."
Hutchinson will warm-up for tomorrow's Grand National looking to go one better in today's Topham Chase.
The Swindon jockey will be on board Mart Lane in the race he steered Walkon, who he rides in tomorrow's big event, to second place last year.
The Dr Richard Newland-trained gelding has struggled in his two outings to date in 2014, finishing ninth out of 12 at Doncaster last month and pulling up at the same venue two months earlier.
However, the last time Hutchinson was on board the nine-year-old he rode him to victory in south Yorkshire.
And after Worcester-based Newland brought the gelding to Lambourn this week, Hutchinson is hopeful for Mart Lane's first trip to Aintree.
"He went well when Dr Newland brought him up to Lambourn this week," Hutchinson said. "I won with him at Doncaster in December.
"The one question we do have is how he will take the fences at Aintree, so touch wood he'll be OK."


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Attempted murder suspect arrested in Weitchpec
From the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office: On July 8, 2013, at approximately 6:15 p.m., the Humboldt Sheriff's Office Deputies investigated an attempted murder in 1200 block of Red Cap Road, Orleans. Two victims, a 33 year old male and a 32 year old male reported that they heard an argument between two males on Red Cap Road, near their residence. When the victims inquired about the argument, words were exchanged with the two men who were arguing and the two victims. The men who were initially arguing left the area, however one of them, later identified as Richard Vaughn Myers, 22 years old from Orleans, returned a short time later with a shotgun and fired a shot. One of the victims retrieved a rifle from his home to defend himself and Myers fired an additional shot from the shotgun with one of the pellets striking the 33 year old male on the neck, causing a minor injury.
On October 28, 2013, at approximately 4:00 p.m., Myers was seen by one of the investigating deputies walking out of a store in Weitchpec. The deputy arrested Myers for the shooting on July 8, 2013.
Myers was booked on attempted murder. His bail is set at $600,000.00.
Anyone with information for the Sheriffs Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriffs Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriffs Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.


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Audrina Patridge's weird breasts in a bikini
Audrina Patridge hit the beach in Hawaii while filming an episode for the upcoming season of The Hills. The whole cast is on location minus the Wunderdouches Heidi and Spencer. So, basically, they've been replaced with more footage of bikinis. Wait. Did MTV do something smart, or is the acid I put in my coffee kicking in? I'll ask the leprechaun in my pants. He'll know what to do.
UPDATE: Okay, that wasn't a leprechaun, but now I know why my green Sharpie doesn't work.
Photos: Splash News


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BettyConfidential's Ultimate Guide to Halloween!
From costume inspiration to a peek at how the stars are celebrating, we've got all your Halloween needs covered!
-The Betty Editors
Happy Halloween, Bettys! Ready for the big day and night? Whether you're going for tricks or for treats this year, we've got all of your Halloween needs covered. Costume inspiration? Got it. Beauty tips? Got those, too. Food and décor? Yep. A peek at how the stars have been celebrating? You bet! Read on for your ultimate guide to Halloween!
Costume Inspiration:
10 Creative Halloween Costumes Snatched from the Stars
AAAAAH! 13 Stylish Horror Movie Heroines + Real-Life Lookalike Outfits to Die For
13 Amazing Celebrity Halloween Costumes from Years Gone By
Have a 'Pretty Little Liars' Halloween – Again!
10 Red Carpet Looks for a Very Hollywood Halloween
15 Halloween Costumes to Suit Your Mood
Rent Real Costumes From Hit Hollywood Films + TV Shows!
Halloween Nail Art That's Spooky, Sexy, Fun + Easy to Do!
The Nyx Cosmetics Crimson Amulet Collection Is Back!
Food, Drink, and Décor:
Delish Recipes for National Pumpkin Day
2 Fall Foods Your Skin LOVES (Or: Why Cinderella Should Have Eaten That Pumpkin)
Vampire's Blood and 15 More Tasty Halloween Cocktails to Shake Up the Night
Hip Halloween Ideas That Won't Creep You Out
Heidi Klum, Hilary Duff + More Celebs Hit Up the Pumpkin Patch
Krysten Ritter + More Celebs Get in the Halloween Spirit With Orange + Black Ensembles!
BOO! Katy Perry Gets the Pants Scared Off of Her at the L.A. Haunted Hayride!
Video: Heidi Klum Gives Us a Sneak Peek at Her 2012 Halloween Costume!