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When I cook, the flavour comes from fresh seasonal whole foods. The secret to cooking healthy is to get back to basics and keep it simple.
Cooking to me is about the essence of the ingredients that will nourish your body and be lovingly prepared – nothing too fancy. I cook for pleasure, I cook for health and I cook to inspire. I love sharing my recipes and I hope you will also enjoy cooking them for your family and friends to feel happy, healthy and nourished.
Salmon burgers
A salmon burger is probably one of my favourite meals to make at home, mainly because it's simple to prepare and can be accompanied by a quick salad or steamed or roasted vegetables after I finish work. I often serve my burgers with roasted sweet potato chips, or carrot and parsnip chips. What's great about it? Salmon is a great source of omega 3 fatty acids that are anti-inflammatory to the body and critical for good health. Omega 3s are essential fats that must be obtained from our diet. Omega-3s support the body's health in every way and are vital in the fight against diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Another great thing about these burgers is that it's a great source of quality protein that can help build and repair the body, and nourish your immune system as well as sustain lean muscle.
500g fresh skinless and boneless salmon fillet, chopped
2 spring onions, sliced
small bunch of parsley, chopped
1 lemon, juice and zest
1 free-range egg
pinch of sea salt
50g almond meal to coat (optional)
1. Combine the salmon, spring onion, parsley, lemon juice and zest, egg and salt in a food processor.
2. Process until just combined.
3. Remove and shape into eight burger patties then coat with almond meal if using.
4. Rest in the fridge for 15 minutes.
5. Cook the burgers in a pan over a low to medium heat with a splash of olive oil until crisp, golden and cooked through.
6. Serve and enjoy with your choice of roasted sweet potato or leafy green salad. Or, roasted parsnip and carrot chips.
Serves 4
Healthy carrot cake
This is my ultimate carrot cake, packed with antioxidants and superfood goodness. It's loaded with protein and essential minerals and scented with cinnamon, vanilla bean and a little honey. This is a purely delicious and simple one-bowl cake to make and it keeps for about one week in the fridge. I love to frost my cake with a simple vanilla frosting or top with thick Greek-style yoghurt. What's great about it? Carrots are the richest source of beta-carotene, which converts to vitamin A in the body. Vitamin A is essential for tissue growth and repair as well as thyroid function. Almonds are gluten free and packed with protein to repair the body and keep blood sugars stable.
500g grated carrots
3 organic eggs
2 tsp vanilla extract or paste
2 tsp ground cinnamon
½ tsp ground nutmeg
300g almond meal
60ml olive oil
160g pure maple syrup or honey
1 cup raisins
2 tsp gluten-free baking powder
handful roasted walnuts (garnish)
Vanilla frosting
250g quark, labna or traditional cream cheese
2 tbsp honey or maple syrup
1 tsp vanilla bean paste or extract
1. Preheat your oven to 160C (fan forced), 180C (convection).
2. Combine carrot, eggs, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg, almond meal, oil, honey, raisins and baking powder.
3. Mix well with your hands until combined.
4. Pour into a prepared 20-centimetre baking tin.
5. Bake for 1½ hours or until cooked through. Cover if necessary with foil to prevent overbrowning.
6. Remove cake from the oven and cool completely in the tin then turn out.
7. Combine frosting ingredients in a bowl and mix until smooth and creamy.
8. Spread over the carrot cake and garnish with roasted walnuts. Enjoy.
This is an edited extract from Teresa Cutter's new cookbook The Healthy Chef: Purely Delicious; hard copy $69.95; e-book $18.99; available from thehealthychef.com


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The 1861 Springfield was one of the principle firearms of the Civil War. By the end of 1863, most Federal infantrymen were armed with either this musket or the Enfield. This 58 caliber reproduction percussion rifle has a 40" barrel with a 1 in 66" twist. Features a one-piece American walnut oil finished stock, birght steel finish, military style sights, steel buttplate, trigger guard and barrel bands and a swelled ramrod like the original. The lock is marked "1861 Springfield" and is emblazoned with an eagle.
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'I enjoyed the monkfish, the way it was cooked. I was a bit puzzled at the idea of the sweet red peppers and cashew nuts, I actually didn't really like the way that combination worked so that was my worst. When I see the word Baileys and ice cream I normally turn off, but my word, that was just gorgeous.'
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'Its very difficult to roast monkfish and to keep it actually moist, which you did, was very good. I didn't like the pandy pattie, but I thought the monkfish was cracking. I'd be very happy to go to your house for dinner anytime. '
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'I thought the paté was wonderful, I thought it was presented beautifully, it looked dainty, its was nicely done. I wasn't taken with the guinea fowl stew, largely not because of the taste, it actually tasted OK. I just thought it looked a little bit clumsy, so I want to pick that as my worst.'


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After living in the trailer for the past 9 months there were a few things that just weren't working…and a few things we wished worked better. Here is a brief rundown of what we fixed and why we fixed it:
- No more shower. We never used it. Between campgrounds and friends houses we always had a shower available to us. The few times we did use the Helio shower bag to hose ourselves down it was during warm weather so we just used it outdoors.
- Shower pan gone & shower walls torn down. Initially we liked the idea of a "bathroom space," but again, we rarely used it because "real" bathrooms were usually available to us anywhere we traveled. Also, the shower pan was AWFUL to clean. It was a magnet for water and dirt. By removing this, it opened up the trailer so we had more light & more space.
- New toilet set up. The toilet is still very handy to have. It has remained as a #1 only type toilet, but it's perfect for middle of the night, early mornings or side of the road stops. Again, because bathrooms are usually available to us, we don't always need it. The new set up allows it so the toilet still has a space and is usable, yet when we don't need it, it doesn't take up any additional space. Plus, now we have a bench for extra seating!
- Kitchen was too small. Our main water source is our 7-gallon blue jug, which was a bit cumbersome for the small counter space. We couldn't have the blue jug on the counter and use the counter at the same time. This meant we were always moving the jug out of the way. When it's full it weighs roughly 50+ lbs, so for me, it was no easy feat to move. In addition to the blue jug, the kitchen counter wasn't large enough for the cook stove. We could barely squeeze it in so it sat over the sink, but this made it a little uneasy and not very level.
- We found mold!!! Given the cold weather we experienced in January, we had A LOT of condensation build-up on the inside of the trailer. About 1 week before we made it to Orlando a bit of mold appeared on the ceiling near one of the windows. Once we removed the shower pan and walls we tore that part of the ceiling back to investigate. We discovered a piece of insulation missing near a screw head, which had collected a good amount of moisture and the wood ceiling absorbed the water. The other window, which had no holes in the insulation, had no mold. We thought we were out of the clear with mold until we decided to replace the ceiling. When we removed the back cabinets to prepare for the new ceiling we found a significant amount of mold on both wood panels where the cabinets met the ceiling. We were so happy we took them down or who knows how long the mold would have continued to grow! (see mold pics below)
- New ceiling. The ceiling is always a stumper because any work on it requires us to defy gravity…to a degree of course 😉 We found this stuff at Home Depot called "Polywall," which was meant for the inside of cabinets or on walls. It's a water resistant, non-absorbant material…we thought it'd be perfect for a new ceiling! Plus, it was white, which we thought might help to bounce the light and make it brighter. Putting it up was a challenge because although it's thin, it's dense and it's flimsy. No part of our ceiling is flush because of this, but we figured it was still better than wood panels, which proved to be a problem for mold. It took 4 panels to cover the ceiling, which meant we had to connect the seams. With our wood ceiling we used wood trim, which was challenging to get it to stick with glue because of the whole gravity thing, so we ended up using a combination of glue and nails. We shopped around Home Depot for some ideas for our new ceiling, used the internet as a resource, and ultimately decided on………white gorilla tape. Maybe not the classiest, using duct tape for our trim, but it doesn't look all that bad. Still better than mold! We thought that if we figure out a better solution it's at least easy to remove and fix.
- Better storage. Again, now that we've lived in the trailer for 9 months we knew what we used and what we didn't. In deciding our remodel plan we tried to account for all the items we use or carry with us, and made sure they had a spot. In our old set up, under the desk was a collect-all, including our AC unit, tool box, screwdriver box, crockpot, sleeping bags and 2 small fans. We opted to put in a corner cabinet that could hold most of those things and keep them tucked away so it looked more put together inside the trailer. After all, first impressions are always important 😉 This cabinet also freed up space in the overhead cabinets near the back of the trailer so we could keep the toiletry items, towels and a few other miscellaneous items that were in the old bathroom in a new space.
Stay tuned for reports on how livable the newly remodeled space is for us!
You can see stop-motion videos of the 12-day remodel process by visiting our YouTube channel here.
Here are a few pictures of the process:
Some of the mold we found:
(this spot shown below was where the window wall met the ceiling)
(The second picture is taken from where the wall meets the ceiling, inside the cabinets)
New (white) ceiling and ceiling fan:
First time doing tile work:
The finished product!
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Horcruxes and Immortality
Simply put, Kronos is immortal. He can't ever, ever die! He can however be so thinly spread (such as turning him to dust) that he can never reform again. Sounds pretty unbeatable, don't you think?
However, Voldemort created Horcruxes to split up his soul across the world. Creating a Horcrux gives him the ability to resurrect himself if his body is destroyed. Voldemort created seven Horcruxes. The more Horcruxes created, the closer he is to true immortality. Creating multiple Horcruxes is suggested to be costly though, by both diminishing their humanity and even physically disfiguring them, but I don't think Voldemort would care much about that especially in this fight.
In a fight with no weapons, no magic, and no powers, I believe it's easy to say Kronos would take the prize. He could keep killing Voldemort until he completely dies. The only way Voldemort has a chance of winning is to scatter Kronos into dust. Without any type of weapon, only his hands, it sounds like a tough feat.
I'm pretty sure this is one fight we can agree on, but take the poll. For now I'll say, Kronos takes Round 3! That brings it to Kronos- 2, Voldemort- 1. Round 4 will be heading your way next week where we will take all their weapons and powers and put them together!
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Media: Big Media Will Get Even Bigger
>>Music piracy is easing, but movie downloads cost Hollywood $3 billion a year
In the topsy-turvy media world, Rupert Murdoch's late-December acquisition of satellite service DirecTV was about the only predictable event of 2003. Who would have thought that Apple Computer Inc. (AAPL ) CEO Steve Jobs would be hailed as a savior of the ailing music industry with the launch of his iTunes online music? Did anyone expect prosecutors to snare a New Jersey man for distributing The Hulk on the Internet? And who would have predicted that Edgar Bronfman Jr. would rise from the ashes of the Seagram/Vivendi (V ) deal to buy the storied Warner Music Group?
More upheaval is sure to come in 2004, in no small part because of Murdoch's DirecTV deal. With TV delivery systems now achieving the scale of satellite's DirecTV and cable's Comcast Corp. (CMCSA ), the pressure for competitors to get bigger will intensify. Smaller media players such as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM ), Cablevision Systems (CVC ), and possibly even Walt Disney (DIS ) may seek partners in their battle for subscribers and space on the TV spectrum. "You are definitely going to see an urge to merge," says Richard D. Parsons, CEO of Time Warner Inc. (TWX ).
No matter what, the improving economy means that Big Media will get bigger. Total spending, on everything from movie tickets to billboards, is expected to grow 6.5% next year, to $684 billion, from $642 billion in 2003. And it looks like the advertising recession should come to an end at last. But that won't help with a new challenge to the traditional 30-second TV spot: Fast-proliferating personal video recorders (PVRS) that enable viewers to skip through commercials.
While TIVO (TIVO ) was the first to tickle people's interest, cable operators are now offering customers competing PVR services, and they plan larger rollouts in 2004. Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. analyst Tom Wolzien sums up the appeal: "Watching Fox's 24 on a PVR takes only 40 minutes....In the digital age, the show should be called 16." That has admakers looking to embed products right in TV shows, as Coca-Cola Co. (KO ) did on Fox Entertainment Group Inc.'s (FOX ) American Idol last year. Similar product placements will probably multiply in 2004.
Meanwhile, some of the old challenges of digital media persist. Hollywood will scramble this year to protect movies and TV shows from the kind of piracy that's crippling the music biz. Sony Corp. (SNE ) of America CEO Howard Stringer calls the threat "a shadow hanging over the industry." Hollywood says it loses $3 billion a year in DVD sales because of bootleg flicks -- an estimated 600,000 copies of movies are downloaded illegally every day. But Time Warner's Parsons is confident that legitimate online alternatives will prevail: "In the history of the world, the pirates never win in the long run."
On the music front, the skull and crossbones will continue to take a beating. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) filed 349 lawsuits against individual file sharers in 2003 and eventually reached 220 settlements. That, along with new legal online music services and increased RIAA publicity about enforcement efforts, has helped to curb file-sharing: In August alone, more than a million households deleted all the digital music files on their PCs, according to research firm NPD Group. All told, music sales dropped 2.2% in 2003, vs. a nearly 13% decline in 2002, according to sales tracker Nielsen SoundScan. Watch for more plot twists in 2004.
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Angela and Jorge met me yesterday evening at the Mesa Arts Center for some engagement photos. The two will be wed in May and wanted some great shots for their invites and to display at their reception. The Arts Center is just an amazing place to shoot, if you haven't visited, I suggest you do now Enjoy the photos you two
Cristina Barton - What a beautiful couple. You did a great job capturing the sprk between them. My favourite is the second - such pretty light!
Angela Crutcher - I love everything about #'s 2, 3 and 4! Awesome shots!!
jodi - so very beautiful. If you hadn't said this was the arts center I wouldn't have even known! I love the light in the bougainvillea shot.
Anne - Amazing! Love your work! Saw you from a fellow photographers blog and came on over to check you out. They are going to love these!
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Like much of Norway, the eastern part of the country is a region of contrasts. On the one hand you have Oslo, the fastest-growing capital in Europe. Known for its vibrant culture, its many new and presitigious buildings, exciting foods, and a living arts and music scene.
The northern and western parts of the region, however, are dominated by mountains and glaciers. To the east, you have a cluster of picturesque small towns near the Swedish border.
More than half of Norway's population lives in Eastern Norway, and Oslo is Norway's main hub for travel both internationally and domestically. The network of roads, railway lines and domestic flights all extend fan-like from here, making the region the natural starting point for your Norwegian holiday.
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Jack Nicholson turns 75!! (Famous Film Clips) Sunday 22 April, 2012
Happy 75th birthday, Jack Nicholson! An undeniable rare talent who has been acting in feature films since the 1950's. All of his performances were instant classics and totally unforgettable making Nicholson an American icon and legend. Included in this post are clips from some of his most famous films; The classic terror film, 'The Shining' (1980), 'A Few Good Men' (1992), 'Chinatown,' (1974), 'Five Easy Pieces,' (1970), 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' (1975). There are so many more films to mention, but we would be here all day relishing in the talents of Mr. Jack Nicholson. We are only all too excited to see what films he will be dropping next, and the future holds for him in his magnificent golden years.
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Happy Birthday Jack Nicholson!
Jack Nicholson, who played the Joker in the 1989 'Batman' movie.
'The Shining,' 1980
The Best Part Of The Shining – Here, Nicholson took the "Here's Johnny!" line and turned it into a thing of terror.
'A Few Good Men,' 1992
Colonel Nathan R. Jessep (Nicholson) Addresses the Court on "Code Red". He delivers that infamous line to Tom Cruise's character, "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!"
'Chinatown,' 1974
It's been called one of the greatest films ever made, and Nicholson as L.A. P.I. Jake Gittes is a big part of the reason why. (msnbc)
'Five Easy Pieces,' 1970
The Dinner Scene – Nicholson just wanted his damn toast!
'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' 1975
The brawling ex-con, R.P. McMurphy (Jack Nicholson), adjusts to life on the Psych Ward, he has his first confrontation with the domineering Nurse Ratched (Louise Fletcher). Unable to resist a sure thing, McMurphy bets his fellow inmates that he can break Nurse Ratched before she breaks him. (youtube)
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It was what Elizabeth Connell likes to call a "Wow!" moment.
Several fourth-graders crowded around Connell on Wednesday as she pointed out the anatomy of a small shark, cut open and laying atop a table.
Connell, whose job title is "science instigator," has been working with students all year throughout Episcopal High School in Baton Rouge, but has spent a lot of time in Liz Crawford's fourth-grade class. Connell's various "instigations" are united by a theme that crisscrosses the elite private school. Focusing on water, the theme goes by the title, "Our Waters: Puddles To Bayous."
Wearing a white lab coat and plastic gloves, Connell touched one of the shark's organs and asked the children to identify it. One boy suggested it was the lung.
"That's a good guess, but they don't have lungs," she said. "That's the liver."
The shark also had another interesting feature, it was pregnant, she said. Then, Connell reached into the innards of the sea creature and pulled out a small baby shark.
"Ooohhhhh!!!" the children erupted spontaneously.
That's exactly the response Connell was looking for.
A veteran educator in her first year at Episcopal, Connell's background is not in science so much as it is in educating children from gifted backgrounds. She said many teachers, including many science teachers, are focused rightly on delivering content and save the fun, engaging activities for the end of a unit. Connell turns that on its head.
"More and more of us realize you do the 'Wow!' moment first, then you do the investigation," she said.
If the enthusiasm generated by the shark dissection is any indication, Connell is onto something.
After peering inside the shark, the teams of fourth-graders became "investigators," searching the Internet for whatever they could find on sharks.
"I found out that they were alive 60 million years ago," enthused Kaden Soonthornsima.
"Kaden," interrupted Tia Talamantez. "You need to see this fact. It's so cool," pulling the boy over to her computer.
Tia began rattling off one shark fact after another. She turned to fellow investigator, Celia Stevens, busy exploring her iPad.
"Celia, pigs kill more people than sharks do!" she gushed.
Such dissections are normally saved for high school students. Connell said she was worried that the fourth-graders would be "grossed out" by the cut-open shark, but she found that wasn't the case at all.
"They were less squeamish and more adventurous," Connell said, than older students.
Crawford, their regular teacher, was enthusiastic about how the lesson went. She noted that her children normally see their energy flag right before lunch, but not on this Wednesday morning.
"They're just drinking it up," she said. "Yesterday, they thought they were going to be hesitant, but the caution lifted. They could do this every day."
The "Our Waters: Puddles to Bayous" theme predates Connell's arrival last summer and was championed by Jewel Reutner, Episcopal's dean of curriculum and instruction. She successfully pursued a grant from Toshiba and the National Science Teachers Association to buy a variety of environmental sensors, probes and water analysis equipment.
Reutner saw water as a logical unifying theme. She noted that Episcopal students have long participated in service-learning projects such as LSU's Coastal Roots program, but she wanted to go further. She said students take water for granted.
"It's hard for students in Louisiana to realize there are water shortages around the world, when we have so much of it," she said.
The theme is evident throughout Episcopal these days, from murals on the hallways painted by preschoolers to more ambitious water-based art on display in the school's visual and performing arts center.
Connell tries to spark creativity across grades and disciplines. So many teachers have taken her up on her offers to help, that she said she's almost too busy now.
"I think the best compliment I got was when a coach walked by an art room and said, "Why do I see microscopes?" Connell said.
Connell wasn't done that Wednesday. Around 1:30 p.m., juniors and seniors in Kathy Morden's "Science Investigations" class walked out into the main quad to see a newly constructed mock "crime scene."
Inside the police tape barrier, Connell explained that a serial killer had struck again. Pointing to a body, actually a dummy, splayed out across a planter, Connell said the killer murders runners by drowning them and then dumping their bodies in a distant location, in this case Episcopal's campus. The killer also had the weird quirk of murdering an animal as well. The dead runner indeed was clutching a dead raccoon — actually, a stuffed animal supplied by a teacher.
The students' challenge was to figure out where the body was drowned by comparing a sample of water in the lungs of the victim with five different samples of water taken from other locales: a bathtub, a swimming pool, a lake, a bayou near a salt dome, and a pool on a golf course.
Morden's students already had conducted forensic investigations of other mock crimes, but none so far involving water. To help, Connell brought in a handful of eighth-graders, or "interns" who, while younger, were more familiar with the water testing equipment.
Morden divided the students into five groups, one "intern" to each group, and had the students test for conductivity, pH number, chloride, dissolved oxygen and temperature. At the end of the class, the tentative conclusion was that the runner drowned at the golf course, but there was still more testing to do.
Moira Fontenot, a senior at Episcopal, said her school's focus on Louisiana's waters has personal appeal for her.
Her family routinely ventures into the swamps and lakes to go fishing, something that gives her an appreciation of the ecology of this state perhaps greater than some of her classmates who don't venture outdoors so much. She said she values the school's effort to get her peers to work to preserve that unique environment.
"Louisiana's gorgeous," she said. "When you go out into the bayou and you see the light shining through the trees. … We're losing it all so fast."


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With smiling faces all around and twinkling lights illuminating the trees, the new rooftop garden at St. John's Mercy Children's Hospital doesn't 'feel' like a hospital. And that's the idea, explains Patty Arnold, president of St. John's Mercy Foundation.
"It's a comforting, healing space where patients and their families can enjoy a welcome respite from the stress of hospital procedures," she says. "And because it's a rooftop garden, they can enjoy it without being too far from their room." In fact, says Arnold, kids can see the 3,000 square-foot garden, outfitted with animal sculptures, birdhouses and a porch swing, from their beds. "We opened in November 2009 with Christmas lights in the trees. When we discovered how much the children enjoyed seeing the lights outside their windows, we decided to leave the trees lit up throughout the year," she says.
The only full-service facility in St. Louis County designated as a children's hospital by the National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions, St. John's cares for more than 85,000 young patients each year. A new tower that consolidates medical, surgical and intensive care pediatric services will be completed in July 2010. Like the Children's Garden, the tower was made possible by the fundraising efforts of the Foundation, particularly the annual Benefit for the Kids, which raised more than $680,000 last year.
The seventh annual Benefit for the Kids features a golf tournament July 26 at Whitmoor Country Club and a dinner auction July 30 at Sheraton Westport Lakeside Chalet. "By combining a golf tournament and a dinner auction," explains Arnold, "we are able to accommodate different interests, giving people an opportunity to participate in a way that is fulfilling to them." While the benefit events are on two separate days, Arnold says the entire week at the hospital is special. "We designate it 'benefit for kids week' and we do different things to let our co-workers, patients and their families participate in the fun," she says.
The July event, sponsored by Bissinger's Handcrafted Chocolatier, will benefit a range of hospital programs, including the Child Development Center, a diagnostic and treatment center for children affected by neurodevelopment disorders, as well as the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and Pediatric Oncology Unit.
Susie Snowden and Keith Tkachuk serve as co-chairs this year. "One of the things very important to the Foundation is the opportunity to involve people throughout the community," says Arnold. "Susie's husband, Kent, is a physician at St. John's Mercy and Keith, of course, just retired from the St. Louis Blues. Organizing our biggest fundraiser is a tremendous responsibility and we appreciate their enthusiasm and effort."
While Snowden and Tkachuk are first-time chairs of the Benefit for Kids event, Arnold says many volunteers return annually. "Jan Bruns-Mantovani has served as chair of our dinner auction for many years, and it's always a great success. Rob Rubbelke, our golf chairperson, is also returning this year. We are grateful to Jan and Rob for their continuing support and leadership on behalf of the Foundation."
On the Cover: The St. John's Mercy Hospital Foundation's seventh annual 'Benefit for the Kids' features a golf tournament July 26 at Whitmoor Country Club and a dinner auction July 30 at Sheraton Westport Lakeside Chalet. For tickets or more information call 251-1800 or visit www.stjohnsmercyfoundation.org Cover design by Noah Palone | Photo by Josephine Havlak


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The Woolly Bugger is something of an enigma. It does not fit the design parameters to be called a streamer, but can be fished like one. Likewise for a nymph pattern. and even the wet fly, yet it can be fished as any of these. Even trying to classify it as a generic bass fly is programmatic, because every fish I know of attacks them viciously under the right conditions, including carp, walleye, pike, catfish, some marine species, and I'm told even salmon are not immune to it's charms. In fact, the only classification I can come up with that really fits it is ultra-successful. So much, in fact, that some places have actually considered banning it from their watersheds.
Credit for the Woolly Bugger's birth is usually credited to Russell Blessing of Harrisburg, Pa. in 1967. He wanted a smallmouth bass fly that closely imitated the local helgramites. In actuality, the Woolly Bugger is a modification of an older Fly called the Woolly Worm designed by a California Fly Fisherman, Don Martinez, in the late 1920s, which itself is a modification of a much older British fly called the Palmer Fly, that dates back to before the time of Izaak Walton in the 1500s. It was originally designed to imitate the Woolly Bear caterpillar.
If there is a wrong way to fish this pattern, I have not found it, yet. You can strip it in, hop it in, or just let it drift. You can fish it in fast water, slow water, clean water, dirty water, in cover, or out in the open. You can fish it deep, or shallow, and anywhere in-between. Using an extra-long shank hook, and omiting the weight, you can tie the pattern behind a popper, or deerhair head, and use it as a topwater "chugger". I have even tied this pattern onto the back of jigheads (they are super-deadly tied on stand-up jigheads...), and in-line spinners, and used it with an ultralight spinning rod, and it works just as good. It is as close to a fool-proof fishing bait as there is, even better than live bait, in most cases.
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Inspired by the excellent cast I chose to buy this dvd knowing something without guns or superheroes always wins me points with the fiancee. The DVD has an all star cast including Julia Roberts, Ryan Reynolds, Ioan Gruffudd and Carrie-Anne Moss.
It is hard to summarise the plot of the film, as there really isn't one. The film is more of a modern indie flick in nature, slowly examining fractured family relationships. I can't say the film makes for comfortable viewing. Each of the characters flaws are shown wide, and all of them come across as cold and unreachable.
The small semblance of plot that there was was left very open ended. I know that that is increasingly common, but that does not mean I enjoy it any more!
Despite the cast, and some great cinematography, that isn't enough to save this film. I felt it really dragged on, and the lack of plot or substance, coupled with there being no relatable characters meant I was completely bored. I thought this might just be a guy thing, but my fiancee calmly got up at the end, put the dvd back in the box, and put it straight in the bin!
In January I was looking for an inexpensive blender to make some soups and milkshakes when my hand blender wasn't cut out for the job. I spotted this one on Amazon reduced from £99.99 to £24.69, which seemed like a great deal.
Taking it out the box I was immediately confused how this is valued at £99.99. It is made of cream plastic, and has a very basic finish. There is only one speed, although there are a couple of attachments. Turning it on was the biggest shock though, its incredibly loud! The cat shot up the stairs and stayed there crying for half an hour, while my brother came running through thinking the hoover had sucked up rocks.
For the first few times it worked okay. It blends frozen banana to a smooth milkshake in about 3 minutes, which feels a bit long to me, but at least it does it in the end. However after 3 washes it has now failed. Putting liquid into the jug it immediately pours through some kind of faulty seal between the jug and the cream plastic ring under it, not even the place where the jug meets the base stand.
I am very dissapointed with the product, and even without the failed jug and subsequent leaks, I do not think it is worth even the £24 price tag, let alone the staggering £99.
Like almost everyone, I've spent my fair share of time in Ikea buying tealights. I went and got all my basics before university. Which then matched all my flatmates basics that they had also gotten from Ikea.
And thats why I don't shop there anymore. I don't want my house to match everyone elses, I would rather have a unique piece of art on my walls than the same pre printed picture of pebbles everyone else has. Yes Ikea may be cheap and convenient, but it is also mass market.
The old adage 'you get what you pay for' holds true here as well, the furniture tends to be laminated compacted wood, and the smallest mark removes the finish and it very quickly looks battered. Given the life expectancy of one of these items I do have to question if its not better value to buy a piece of solid wood furniture for twice the price, that will last four times longer.
Ikea stock a huge range of homewares, from bedding to sofas, knick knacks to pots and pans, Christmas decorations to lighting. If you are setting up house there is pretty much nowhere you can do so cheaper or easier, all the furniture comes flat pack so you can easily fit it in your car, and anything that doesn't fit you can pay to have it delivered.
For me Ikea was good when I was a student, but now I'm looking to feather my nearly-wed nest, I want something a bit more sturdy, a bit more unique and for that I'm happy to pay just a bit more.
There is a huge buzz about Primark, or Primarni as I have heard it coined. I come from Ireland, where Primark is known as Penney's, which apparently was originally the name in the UK as well.
Primark is a national chain of value clothing merchants. In the early part of the decade it was deeply unfashionable to admit to buying anything more than your tights here, but credit crunch chic took over, and now everyone and their grandma wears their Primark like a badge of honor.
Primark specalises in clothing, and stocks mens, womens and childrens, although they do also stock a small range of housewares such as bedding and tea towels.
Clothing is mass produced and cheap. Cutting edge design, or high quality workmanship this is not. But it is cheap, and at £8 for a pair of jeans or £3 for a t-shirt you don't expect it to last a lifetime, you just go and buy a new one. My fiancee refuses to shop here as she says all the clothes are made for rectangular people. And she's right, everything she has ever tried on in there refuses to acnoledge the existance of her waist, and if it fits the waist then its splitting the seams up top so she just can't win.
However me being a man I have a lot less ins and outs than womenfolk, and rectangular clothes suit me fine. Men pretty much are this shape anyway, allowing for some widening or narrowing in the middle.
I've generally had pretty good experiences with their clothes, my dressing gown has survived over 20 goes through the washing machine now, my socks are still sock-like, and my t-shirts have held their colour and shape well. Unfortunately I've had a few bad experiences lately, like the jogging bottoms I got for the gym where the bottom sagged down halfway to the knees after only one wash and wear. Or the boxer shorts so restrictive on the legs yet baggy enough to need a drawstring on the waist I had to question whether they had sewn childrens legs to adults pants. Add in the fact the front pouch was (no joke) big enough to fit a baby kangaroo in I just shot the whole 5 pack in the bin.
I'm not trying to knock Primark, I've had some great bargains from there, but sometimes they drop such a clanger I'm reminded why I get my good clothes elsewhere.
Having previously tried the Weight Watchers Ham and Pineapple oval I was excited to see another flavour shop up in my local freezer shop. At 79p they seemed a decent price, although they go for £1.39 in the supermarket. These aren't huge pizzas like you'd normally gey, but a small oval about the size of a pitta bread.
At only 232cals the pizza is very low on calories, and you can afford to stick a large salad on the side or even some low fat chips or garlic bread to bulk out the meal. I have a pretty small appetite, and it wasn't even enough for me.
Where the ham and pineapple pizza oval seemed to have a lot of toppings, this one was much more sparse, with almost no cheese, and th toppings there were were clustered in the centre. This meant the oval did not cook evenly and was still quite raw in the centre long after the base had burned.
I did not rate this one as highly as the ham and pineapple oval, and even then neither are in any way comparablw to an actual pizza. If you're on a diet and craving your pizza fix I would rather have a single slice of a thin and crispy real pizza than this dry, battered oval any day.
Teesside Shopping Park is a large out of town shopping park in the North East of England in Cleveland. It is very easy to get to, situated where the A19 crosses the A66.
Teesside Park can roughly be broken down into 4 areas. As you enter the park on the left is an area of individual buildings accomdating chain restaurants, including Pizza Express, Chiquitos, Frankie & Bennys and TGI Fridays.
Moving on there is a central area of shops including a large Morrisons, Currys, Staples, Toys R Us and Pets at home. This area seems quite seperate from any of the other areas, as you have to park at the individual shops rather than in a central car park, and pedestrian access is limited.
To the North of the site is the entertainment crescent, with a large 18 screen cinema, casino, bowling alley, Pizza Hut and Burger King. There is also a nightclub which is arguably open, and in a bit of a state. This area is very popular with teenagers, as they can be dropped off, grab a bit and a movie with friends, in an environment parents know is security monitored at all times.
The final area is the most popular. A large 'U' of shops with all the high street favourites such as Next and Boots, as well as furniture shops, travel agents, sports shops and speciality shops such as Hobbycraft. The shopping area is always very busy, and is clearly popular, as shops are big names, there are no discount book stores or pound shops here.
All the areas have masses of parking, although the shops 'U' can fill up at peak times such as sales and weekends. Teesside Park is a very popular destination, and convenient for people to pop for a meal or pick up a present on the way home from work after town centre shops have shut.
To me the main drawback of Teesside Park is in the approach. The roads have been poorly connected, with huge bumps causing the car to take off if going over 20 miles an hour. In addition there is a gym on the left hand side as you approach. It has closed down several years ago now, but the site has not been bought by anyone else. Planning permission was refused for a white goods shop on the site. The gym is in terrible condition, boarded up, plants growing out the windows, and generally vandalised. A few times a year travellers decide to live in the car park until they eventually get moved on, which also increases break ins to cars parked in the area and litter, further pulling down the entry to Teesside Park. It really staggers me that the gym hasn't been pulled down or that no one wants to buy the site, but sadly it still stands there.
I would recommend Teesside Park to people shopping in the area, but to me its value is more as an entertainment destination to grab some cheap food and a pizza before a film, with a side of shopping, as there are no individual or boutique style shops to tempt me.
I've been drinking (read borderline addicted to) coca cola for a very long time. Been drinking it on and off for nigh on 2 decades. But in those 20 years I have gone on at least 3 diets (none of which were very successful for any number of reasons). Its been at times like this that I've gone mad for diet coke.
Considering that it is a carbonated beverage, the calaries in it are virtually non existent (only one per glass!!!!!). But the question many people ask, as they do with all diet products, is "how noticable a change is there in the taste".
I am still a bit surprised any time I honestly answer this question as I am alwaysed forced to say that the taste difference is noticable but it really doesnt matter that it is as the taste is just as good, if not even a bit better.
The main thing you will notice is that the flavour is less, for lack of a better term, full. Its somewhat more carbonated in flavour and the "cola" isnt as strong. However, even with all its failings, diet coke has got to be one of the very best diet replacement options on the market.
A few months ago we needed somewhere to stay in York as we were visting friends, and someone suggested the YHA to us. Having never stayed in a UK hostel I was a little nervous, but at £49 for two people (including non members surcharge) for a private room I felt it was worth the gamble. There are no double rooms, only twin rooms and the large dorms.
You have to make up your own beds, and the rooms are simple but clean. There are no private bathrooms, but they're just down the hall, although the loos were the smallest room I think I've ever been in - no good for the claustrophobic!
The hostel is within walking distance of the town centre and the train station and is easy to find, it takes about 25minutes to walk from the train station, longer with heavy bags!
The best thing about the hostel was the breakfasts, you got absolutely loads of food, full cooked breakfast with local produce, hot drinks, fresh juice, fruit, yoghurts, pastries, toast, cereal, everything you could possibly want!
The biggest downside is when walking into town we walked past a B&B which was only £10 per night more expensive, and in future when staying in York I'd go there as I'd rather have the double bed, and not have to make it on arrival.
When we stayed most of the hostel was taken over by a school party, and therefore it was really quiet and we did not have issues with being woken up late at night.
I would certainly recomend the hostel for anyone happy to sleep in a dorm, as it would be reasonably priced for the area and the breakfast is smashing.
I saw these on offer in the supermarket this week, 2 mousse for £1 and decided to give them a go. I do love chocolate, but am currently trying to watch my weight so these seemed like a great after dinner treat at only 106 calories.
Each mousse comes in quite a tall clear tub, and has a chocolate layer with a thinner vanilla mousse layer on top.
I first tried the vanilla layer and all I can say is I was not impressed. It tasted very artificial, and was oddly yellow. I ended up binning this layer and moving on to the mousse. I must have saved at least 30 of those calories by throwing out 1/3 of the mousse!
The chocolate layer is better, and tastes like most supermarket own brand mousses, a bit fake and dry, not strongly chocolatey, but you can tell what its supposed to be. If only this layer were in the pot I would consider buying one again.
However for that £1 I can also get a 4 pack of Cadbury's Hi-Lights mousses, which are slightly lower in calories, cheaper, and have that smooth, creamy Cadbury's taste. So in future thats what I will be buying, Weight Watchers have really missed the mark on this one.
There are times when only a pizza will do, however being on a bit of a diet at the moment and trying to get in shape for a triathalon I don't want to be eating loads of processed flour and cheese, so I opted for a Weight Watchers ham & Pineapple pizza oval.
The pizza is 100g, so about 1/4 of the weight of a normal pizza, and honestly not very filling at all. I had mine with a huge salad, and it kept me full for about 3 hours, then I was ready to hit the biscuit barrel.
Despite the tiny size, the taste is good, the base is a bit too crispy, but the top is moist and has an adequate amount of cheese. there is lots of pineapple and a fair bit of ham. However this was a bit clustered, meaning when the edges were burning it still wasn't cooked through in the middle.
Asda sell these for £1.32, reduced from £1.87 on their rollback scheme. I'm not sure if they will go up in price again soon. I have also seen some of the Weight Watchers pizzas in my local freezer shop for 69p.
The pizza only takes 7 minutes to cook from fresh, or 11 minutes from frozen. And at 200 calories or 3 1/2 Weight Watchers points its a filling alternative to a couple of biscuits, a bar of chocolate or bag of crisps, but I'd really struggle to call it a meal!
It being Christmas and considering that there are more single people than not in my office it seemed like we were going to go to a club somewhere for our party. So I was pleasantly surprised when it was suggested that we go to Sassari's for a meal before the nightclub. So I took a look at the menu and it looked quite impressive; however it did seem to try a little hard considering everything was titled in Italian with fancy descriptions underneath. It all looked like it should be high end food.
The reality was very different to the image projected. We booked a table and showed up 10 minutes early only to be told that we would have to wait a half hour to get our table, not exactly impressive. Then the £7 starter came, it was without a doubt the smallest serving of paté I have ever eaten and it still didn't have enough bread for it. And it was average quality at best. The pasta mains were fine but the meat (Steaks and Lamb chops) left a lot to be desired. The deserts were even worse. I've never had a Soufflé that was baked the whole way through before. I really was not impressed with that. But then to top it all off we were supposed to get a free bottle of house "wine" for every 4 people at the table, so we asked for a rosé and a white, which turned out to be 2 bottles of vinegar, and they charged us £12 a pop for.
All in all for the price of the food I was not impressed and will not be rushing back.
This model is the most basic of all the sonicare brushes, but at a very reasonable £22 on Amazon (RRP £50) it is also the most affordable. My dentist first started telling me to get a sonicare brush around 5 years ago. Not just an electric brush, he told me the best one for the job was a sonicare, as it works in a completely different way.
This toothbrush claims to brush deeper and give a cleaner, more thorough effect than any other brand of toothbrush. At £22 I was more than happy to put this claim to the test. I was pleasantly impressed with the results. For the first few days I did experience some discomfort and quite a bit of bleeding, however a couple of weeks on my gums are much healthier, my teeth are noticably whiter and cleaner.
For the first few days the very intense vibrations is certainly alarming, and seems very strong. However I got used to this suprisingly quickly and it doesn't bother me anymore.
One of my favourite features of this brush is that there is an inbuilt 2 minute timer, and the brush automatically turns off after this time. This means you start to get a better idea of how long you should be brushing your teeth for, and do a better job.
The biggest drawback to this brush is that it is battery operated. If you remember to use rechargables this isn't too much of an issue, but its a bit of a faff and an expense non the less.
Butlers is very common back in Ireland where I come from, and I am a big fan of their hot chocolate. Thick, creamy and really chocolatey with no powdery taste or bitter aftertaste, I was really dissapointed to discover nothing comes close to the taste over here.
In a Butlers cafe there is always a big vat of molten chocolate, and if you order a hot chocolate a big ladlefull of this is spooned into your cup, and topped up with hot, frothy milk.
The at home hot chocolate involves dropping a solid chocolate lump in the shape of a cup into a pan of hot milk, and stiring while it dissolves to stop it sticking or burning. The box also suggests using a mix of milk and cream, or the truely heart stopping just cream.
It is therefore fairly easy to prepare, although it is a shame it requires a hob which means I can't take any in to have at work.
I first made this using my normal semi-skimmed milk, and the results were good. Not great, but certainly better than any cup of hot chocolate made with a powder. However it was still thinner than a cup of proper Butlers chocolate. So I tried putting half milk and half single cream. This produced better results, thicker and creamier, but still not chocolatey enough. So I tried using two chocolate cups, and suddenly I was close enough to there!
Using two chocolate cups per mug does make this quite expensive. You get 10 little cups in a box, with the exchange rate as it is it is the equivalent of around £7 a pack, or around 12 euros. You can buy them in cafes mostly centered around Dublin, or purchase them online and have them delivered. They are a lovely treat, but to be honest I do think the price is very steep for what they are. They are thicker than normal chocolate, but for the price I'd rather just throw a few squares of milk and a few squares of dark into a pan with some milk and I think the results would be similar.
On quite a few occassions we've flown to Dublin for under £1 each, so my advice would be keep an eye on Ryanair, and fly for a day in Dublin and get the real thing in one of their cafes.
I've used most of the free email services provided by different providers at one time or another and all of them have had bugs and problems and tried to get money out of you for the bug free versions. Microsoft with hotmail that had no storage space was flooded with spam and covered in adverts. And I found the offering from yahoo more confusing and more glitch filled than any program I have ever seen.
But when I got to university my eyes were opened to the wonders of the offering put forward by Google. Googlemail (then known as Gmail until the European courts got involved) is without a doubt the greatest free email system I have ever had the pleasurable experience of using. It has a very simple system for basic email but it also has more complex options to make it a very effective and streamlined email system.
There is an option to create tags and folders to store various emails in various groupings such as folders for your online bills from different companies or emails from specific people or on a specific topic etc. There are options for forwarding messages to other email addresses automatically, out of office messages, and pretty much every other option available to an outlook user and it has without a doubt the most sophisticated and effective spam filter of any email system I have ever seen.
This boxed set from ITV has brought to me one of the funniest britcoms I have ever seen.
Wooster, played by Hugh Laurie, is an aristocratic type young man who has more money than sense living in London in the "clinging to Victorian ideals" post world one climate which existed at that time. Living the high life, drinking and partying as only a young man with far too much money can.
Jeeves, played by Stephen Fry, is a valet (butler to those of us who, like me had never heard of a valet before) who comes into Wooster's employ in the first episode of the show, just after Wooster has been fined £5 for stealing a policeman's helmet, and has arrived home to recover from the night that resulted in his stealing the helmet, and the first thing Jeeves does for Wooster is to make him the worlds most effective hang over cure.
This is the general basic formula for any episode / storyline, something goes wrong / a problem arises or Wooster somehow gets himself into trouble and Jeeves comes to the rescue with some incredibly intricate and effective plan.
Usually the problems are somewhat ridiculous but taking the show with a pinch of salt it is no issue. However sometimes the issues which arise are so ridiculous I've had to turn them off. For example one of Wooster's aunts decides her husband should have something someone else has bought and orders Wooster to steal it from this man.
So while it is generally a hilarious show, it occasionally goes a bit too far over the line into the utterly ridiculous.


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Janet Jackson Delays Tour; Planning Family, Ordered To RestJanet Jackson is delaying her "Unbreakable" tour, saying she and her husband are planning their family and that she is under doctor's orders to rest.
Lady Gaga's Tour Coming To DallasLady Gaga is bringing her tour to the American Airlines Center in Dallas next summer. The pop star will perform in DFW on July 17. Tickets go on sale December 16.
Madonna Cancels Saturday Concert At American Airlines CenterDue to "severe laryngitis," Madonna is canceling her show at the American Airlines Center scheduled for Saturday, October 20th.


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Hansel and Gretel in 3D is an action packed version of the beloved children's fairy tale, Hansel and Gretel. The movie is being produced by Kira Madallo Sesay and her film production company Kalliope Films. The film blends the gothic mystique of witchcraft with fantastical creatures and endearing human characters. Hansel and Gretel in 3D will introduce the legendary beings of Teutonic (Germanic) mythology. A collection of German history's most notorious and intriguing characters will be unveiled to modern movie audiences for the first time. The creatures will be designed by Joseph C. Pepe, who was also the lead character designer (Stan Winston Studio) on Avatar (2009 film).
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- Kira Madallo Sesay at the Internet Movie Database
- Joseph C. Pepe at the Internet Movie Database
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AIFS Program at a Glance - Business & Politics in the E.U.
- 4-week comprehensive introduction to the European Union for business, finance, marketing and political science students
- Open to college juniors and seniors (sophomores considered on a case-by-case basis)
- Minimum 2.5 GPA required (lower GPAs will be considered on a case-by-case basis)
- Earn up to 3 semester credits
- Program fee includes tuition, housing, some meals, excursions and cultural activities, and more. Optional AIFS Flight package available.
- Study in London (8 nights), Paris (4 nights), Brussels (3 nights), Strasbourg (2 nights), Frankfurt (1 night), Prague (3 nights) and Berlin (4 nights)
- Formal classroom teaching in London plus extensive field trips in all cities
- A travel manager accompanies the students and is available 24/7 in case of emergencies
- Comprehensive Insurance and assistance package
- Transcripts issued by The Richmond, the American International University in London
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My interest in international and cultural education began when I was an undergraduate at Pace University in New York. As a research assistant, my work focused on ethnicity, race, gender and culture, as well as local environmental issues. I continued to pursue my interests in cultural education by studying abroad with AIFS during my junior year in London, England. I loved the experience so much that I decided to finish my degree in England and I graduated from Richmond, The American International University in London with a bachelor's degree. After graduating, I began my professional career in international education as an Admissions Officer with AIFS in November 2006. In 2012, I received my master's degree from Fordham University in New York, New York.
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RIBBLESDALE Wanderers return to the scene of their glorious Ramsbottom Cup triumph tomorrow as they begin their defence of the trophy against Padiham.
Ian Britcliffe's Wanderers rocked Read last July as they won in style to lift the trophy at the end of a thrilling final at The Arbories.
And they head back there to face John Bushell's men, who fancy a run in the competition.
That clash promises to be a good one – and Read's trip into North Yorkshire for their first round tie at Marshfield will prove a stern examination of their ambitions in the competition.
Richard Sharples comes into the Read side in place of Andrew Marshall, while Jon Harvey is unavailable and is replaced by Joe Marshall.
Oswaldtwistle Immanuel v Great Harwood games are always tense affairs and tomorrow's first round tie promises to be no different as they clash at New Lane.
Jason Kayley returns to the Harwood side as they look to get their season up and running.
Whalley are always among the favourites for the cup and Richard Palmer's men play host to Earby at Station Road.
Cherry Tree are another side who can never be discounted in the cup – but their tough task at Baxenden is made even harder by the unavailability of skipper and leading amateur batsman Paul Turner.
Mark Hadfield returns to the Cherry Tree side after missing today's league game with Read.
Salesbury welcome league leaders Barnoldswick to Ribchester Road for their game. Barlick skipper Matt Nutter is urging his early pace-setters not to get carried away with their early season form and is aware they have won nothing yet.


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We're smack in the middle of baseball season here in Ocean County, and The Lakewood BlueClaws, as always, are one of the best destinations for family fun here at the Jersey shore. And tomorrow night is no exception – The Cowboy Monkey Rodeo is coming to FirstEnergy Park!
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Curried Acorn Squash Soup Recipe
- 3 medium acorn squash, halved and seeded
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 3 to 4 teaspoons curry powder
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 3 cups chicken broth
- 1 cup half-and-half cream
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- Salt and pepper to taste
- crumbled cooked Jones Dairy Farm Dry-Aged Bacon, optional
- 1. Place squash, cut side down, in a greased shallow baking pan. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until the squash is almost tender.
- 2. In a large saucepan, saute onion and curry powder in butter until onion is tender. Remove from the heat; set aside. Carefully scoop out squash; add pulp to saucepan. Gradually add broth. Cook over medium heat for 15-20 minutes or until squash is very tender. Cool slightly.
- 3. In a food processor, process the squash mixture until smooth; return to saucepan. Stir in the cream, nutmeg, salt and pepper. Cook over low heat until heated through (do not boil). Garnish with bacon if desired. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 cup: 196 calories, 8g fat (5g saturated fat), 30mg cholesterol, 531mg sodium, 28g carbohydrate (8g sugars, 4g fiber), 5g protein.
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"What an outstanding recipe! I didn't have any half-and-half on hand, so I substituted coconut/almond milk. I also reduced the amount of curry to suit our tastes. I'll definitely be making this recipe again!"
"This was really good, however I did reduce the curry powder in half and that was plenty of flavor for us"
"This was really good! My gluten-free husband also loved it. I, however, was able to eat it with some nice crusty bread! Lucky me! This is definitely a keeper recipe for us."
"Really good thick, rich and creamy. We added a large pinch of crushed red chilli and Pancetta and they worked well."
"I am a squash lover, so I love this recipe. This is smooth and creamy, but very filling. I added an extra cup of chicken broth and half-and-half. Delicious."
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Cheating BoyfriendI have been dating my boy friend for 2.5 years and in the begining of our relationship he would text many girls things like want to come over and cuddle. He said he did this because He missed me and needed someone to cuddle . I decided to give him another chance since we had only been dating a month at the time. Then once again he did similar things like flirting with other girls by text in may of 09 then he actually flirted and lest with a girl at his brothers birthday in sept of 09. Then in april of 2010 we went through a rough patch and he started to text other girls again and I am pretty sure he met up wih them and I asked him who these people were and if it was a girl and he lied to me and said it was a boy when it was really a girl texting him. Now it has been 6 moths since we have had sex and in april I found out he was texting other girls again. I was devistated because he had promised me that he would stop doing this and he broke his promise. So in the end he made me another promise that he would stop doing it but idk if I can ever trust him again and I cant talk to him about it because I feel like it will ruin what ever chance we have left of staying together. Also over the years I have kept track of the condoms he has and slowly they have been "disappearing " and when I ask him about it he says idk what happened to them. And no one else could have used them because he lives with his elderly dad. So I am pretty sure he has had sex with somone other than me.I want to try and save our relationship but I am slowly starting to feel like it was my fault that he cheated on me and I can't trust him any more when I really want to . Is there any advice anyone can give me about how to cope with this and how to help my relationship get back on track?
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Dassault Falcon 900, Santa Barbara, Calif., June 10, 2007–The Safety Board blamed the Falcon accident on the erroneous gross weight calculation and improper trim setting by the captain, which resulted in the airplane's failure to rotate at Vr as expected and the captain's decision to abort the takeoff at high speed. The first officer had entered a takeoff gross weight of 45,500 pounds on the takeoff and landing distance card with the V-speeds for that weight (V1 at 116 knots and Vr at 129 knots); he did not compute the center of gravity. The actual weight was 46,481 pounds and the V speeds were 118 knots for V1 and 131 knots for Vr. The stabilizer trim was set at -5.5 degrees, while the correct setting for the calculated c.g. would have been between -7 and -7.5 degrees.
On takeoff, the first officer called V1, then Vr. The captain got no response when he pulled back on the yoke. With the speed in the upper 130-knot range he relaxed the yoke, then pulled aft again, and again there was no response. He aborted the takeoff and the airplane hit a berm 580 feet past the end of the runway.
Later simulator testing revealed that at the accident takeoff configuration (stabilizer trim set to -5.5 degrees and V speeds set for 45,400 pounds), there was a delay of two to four seconds from the time the yoke was pulled back to the time the airplane reacted. With the trim set to -7.0 degrees and the V speeds set for 46,480 pounds, there was no delay in airplane response to elevator input.
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The Best Way To Get Your Art Collection Started
It was bound to happen. You got older. You got wiser. "The Crow" and the "Pulp Fiction" posters that were tacked up in your college living room made way for the more sophisticated framed skylines from Ikea and machine-printed canvases from Urban Outfitters in the living room of your early twenties. And that brings us to your first adult apartment, where your focus has shifted from filling space to investing in pieces that will not only last through a move, but also give visitors a taste of your style – not to mention create a comfortable and inspiring place to call home.
As you build the collection of furniture and décor that makes up your life, you may also want to consider stepping outside of the design realm, and begin building a collection of art. I know, art can be intimidating at first- or rather not so much the art, but the art world. More specifically the people, who can sometimes make you feel like a total idiot for merely setting foot in a gallery. But snobs aside, building an art collection is a fun, life long adventure that will shape itself as you grow with it. Living with art is inspiring, insightful and can bring a smile to your face after a hard day. It is also an investment that can appreciate through the years, although I can't get into that type of collecting.
Eventually, the goal is to have a somewhat cohesive collection. But truth be told, you're probably going to have a bit of a mish-mosh in the beginning, as you get to know your personal tastes and get the feel of the direction of your collection. We are each continually drawn to certain visual elements–certain colors, patterns, and shapes, and as you look at art, you'll develop what turns you on the most.
In an ideal world, I'd suggest going out and seeing as much art as possible, but we all have lives, work insane hours and have a zillion other things to do, so that's when we turn to our trusty friend, the internet. Lots of sites give a run down of what is going on in the art world, conveniently at a click to peruse while you're slaving away at the office. Artslant.com, Juxtapoz.com, and Artinfo are good places to start. If you need a more structured method, the Art Style Guide is a great resource for beginning collectors. You can also flip through magazines like Modern Painters, High Fructose, and Art in America during your morning commute.
Okay, you've seen art, you like it, you want to start buying it. Starting with prints is a great way to furnish your walls quickly. Prints are lower cost, but still have a market of their own–sites like Expressobeans.com are dedicated exclusively to the print market. Gallery owner Jen Bekman, whose gallery is on New York's Lower East Side, devised the philosophy that art is for everyone, with her side business called 20×200. Each week, 20X200 releases at least 2 new editions by artists, and come in a range of sizes, with prices starting at just $20.
Exhibition A is the brainchild of Cynthia Rowley and Bill Powers. The Gilt Group-style members only site offers exclusive prints from big names, available for four weeks only in an open edition — basically based on how many sell during that period. It's a great way to get some amazing images, affordably. Membership is free, prints range from around $100-$1000, and the site has interviews with artists and collectors alike.
Art collectives are also a great way to pick up works, as they often sell independently, meaning they don't have to give a cut to a gallery. My faves are Space 1026, and The Brooklyn Collective.
But let's face it, the best way to start an art collection is to become friends with artists, and charm the pants off of them until they give a piece to you. Alcohol helps.


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TWO boys from Bromyard were treated in hospital after suffering burns from a barbecue.
WORCESTER'S take on swing with a modern
electro twist makes a return this week.
AS the jubilee fast aproches Alfrick and Lulsley are a
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TWO members of The Courtyard's Youth
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National Youth Theatre.
A TOTAL of 30 people have now been arrested in an undercover police sting to combat drug dealing in Worcester.
A CORNER of Malvern will once again be turned into a musical midsummer field of dreams by West Fest.
I WOULD like to commend the
staff at Malvern Splash for their
involvement in The Swimathon
event recently.
WORCESTER'S take on swing with a modern electro twist makes a return tomorrow.
WE are so proud and privileged to have the
honour of safeguarding the Malvern RAFA
Standard in our lovely church where it will live on
as a reminder to future generations.
THE Colwall Players will be staging
Edward Gant's Amazing Feats Of
Loneliness by Anthony Neilson as their
next production.
THIS year's Welland Car-Boots are
as follows: June 3, 10, 17
and 24; July 8, 15, 22; August 12, 19
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