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England were defeated by two runs today by Australia in a thrilling finish to their World Cup Super Six match in Mumbai, as Sussex skipper Holly Colvin's valiant effort wasn't quite enough to see them over the line.
Colvin, who had taken two wickets along with fellow Sussex counterpart Arran Brindle as Australia were bowled out for 147, hit 16 from 17 balls as England clung on for a sight of a victory with only one wicket remaining. But with just three runs needed to win, she chopped behind from an Erin Osbourne to hand the opponents' victory.
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1.Cowan RA, Hartnell GG, Lowdell CP, Baird IM, Leak AM. Metabolic acidosis induced by carbonic anhydrase inhibitors and salicylates in patients with normal renal function. Br Med J (Clin Res Ed) 1984 Aug 11;289(6441):347-8.
2.Anderson CJ, Kaufman PL, Sturm RJ. Toxicity of combined therapy with carbonic anhydrase inhibitors and aspirin. Am J Ophthalmol 1978 Oct; 86(4):516-9.
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The Liberal Democrat told MPs he is "open-minded" about applying a public interest test and is "very alive to the national interest considerations" but the bid is "ultimately a matter for shareholders".
It comes after MPs announced they are to question senior executives from Pfizer over its £63 billion offer for the UK-based firm.
The Business, Innovation and Skills Committee will also question officials from AstraZeneca, which has so far rejected the overtures. The committee is likely to seek assurances from the US firm about job security if the takeover goes ahead.
Unions have called for an urgent meeting with Mr Cable to press the case for jobs, amid speculation that Pfizer could make a hostile bid.
Mr Cable told MPs: "The Government must and will approach this from the position of even-handed neutrality and recognise that this is ultimately a matter for the shareholders of both companies."
The Lib Dem said the Government was operating within the rules on takeovers introduced by the previous Labour government.
He added: "One of our options as the Government would be to consider using our public interest test powers. This would be a serious step and not one that should be taken lightly and I'm open-minded about it while stressing that we are operating in serious European legal constraints.
"We are very alive to the national interest considerations here. We see the future of the UK as a knowledge economy, not a tax haven and our focus is on what is best for the UK, securing Great British science, research and manufacturing jobs and decision-making in the life sciences sector."
Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna claimed pledges made by Pfizer about its intentions for the future of the company were "simply not worth the paper they are written on".
He said: " Pfizer has said it is committed to making a long-term investment in the UK through this purchase. Similar assurances were given to other companies acquired by Pfizer in the US and in Sweden. Subsequently, research facilities were shut down and thousands of high-skilled jobs lost. Why should we believe the same fate would not befall AstraZeneca?
"T he assurances that the Government has extracted from Pfizer are simply not worth the paper they are written on. The main rationale for this transaction appears to be tax."
The Government can currently intervene on mergers or takeovers where there is a national security issue, an issue of media plurality, competition concerns or if it could affect financial stability.
Mr Cable told MPs: "I'm not ruling out intervention. We need to look at all the options."
Chancellor George Osborne has insisted that securing British jobs is the Government's "sole interest" and he would back "any arrangement that delivers" for the UK.
Unite assistant general secretary Tony Burke said unions had shown remarkable patience over the possible takeover "but that is now wearing thin".
Labour leader Ed Miliband has previously demanded a full assessment of the potential deal and accused Prime Minister David Cameron of acting as a "cheerleader" for it.
London mayor Boris Johnson said it was " very important to establish that Pfizer is genuinely committed to R&D in this country".
CBI director general John Cridland said: "The most important issue for British business with this proposed takeover is the strength of the UK scientific research base, of which pharma is a critical part.
"Open markets are an asset for the UK and the CBI does not support protectionism. This offer is primarily a decision for the board and shareholders of AstraZeneca.
"If a proposed takeover proceeds, it would be vital for the UK Government to receive assurances about the maintenance of research activity in the UK which sustains over time."
Roger Barker, director of corporate governance at the Institute of Directors, said: "We do not believe that there is any case for extending the existing public interest test for takeovers. However, this is not to say that government has no part to play in establishing a world-class environment for life sciences in the UK.
"It has a crucial role in ensuring that the UK's university sector remains at the leading edge of scientific research and training. It should renew its efforts to promote and nurture the financing and support of entrepreneurial and start-up activity in the sector. And it will remain instrumental in determining the fiscal and regulatory environment that will attract high-value-added research and development activities.
"But attempting to second-guess the industrial logic of takeover decisions is not one of government's strengths, as was demonstrated throughout the 1970s at British Leyland and elsewhere. Recent proposals from Lord Heseltine and Chuka Umunna to extend the public interest test would put at risk the UK's hard-won reputation as a compelling destination for inward investment from around the world.
"Over time, excessive government intervention in the market would cost far more jobs than might be saved by efforts to politicise this particular deal."


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I was on the hunt for a cowboy hat in San Miguel de Allende's outdoor market. As my friends and I weaved our way through the various stalls, we spied a woman sitting on the ground, her long full skirt topped with a display of squash blossoms. "Look, squash blossoms!" one friend said. As we were on a road trip through Central Mexico—three women in search of excellent Mexican food—I stopped and admired the squash blossoms. It was, after all, the first time I'd ever seen them fresh. "How would you eat them?" I asked my friend. She said her favorite way to cook them was deep fried, though when stuffed with cheese or tossed in a salad they were tasty as well. I was intrigued, but since we didn't have access to a kitchen, I did not purchase any squash blossoms that day and continued on my quest for a hat.
It would be two years until I saw fresh squash blossoms again. This time I was in Union Square's Greenmarket. As I made my way through the market, a basket lined with the bright orange flowers was like an exclamation point after the long passage of bins filled with produce green, yellow and red. While not quite as picturesque as being splayed out on a woman's skirt, I didn't hesitate to buy them, eager to finally try this summertime delicacy.
My first taste of squash blossoms was a surprise. I figured they would have a more sweetly floral flavor, much like rose petals. But instead they're more savory, with a hint of the zucchini they would have become if not plucked from the ground. And when cooked, squash blossoms' presence is more noted in its silky texture rather than an overpowering flavor—they are subtle, but delicious nonetheless.
Ever since then I've been intrigued by these fragile, fluffy flowers; at the farmer's market here they are a true harbinger of summer—once they start arriving, corn, stone fruits and tomatoes can't be too far behind. I find it's better to buy them early in the morning as by afternoon they'll be wilted and dehydrated, much like I am on a humid hot day. They don't keep long, so after purchasing them I either dash home and whip something up or if it's a work day, keep them in the refrigerator for a few hours and then have for them for dinner. I had read somewhere that you could store them for a few days with the stems stuck in a glass of water, but I found that not to be the case. And since they can be hard to find, you don't want them to expire.
While I'm always a fool for anything fried, my favorite preparation with squash blossoms is in a quesadilla. Diana Kennedy has written about this dish, found all over Oaxaca. In true Oaxacan fashion, these quesadillas are made with fresh corn tortillas and Oaxacan cheese also known as asadero or quesillo. This stringy cheese has a mild flavor, and while it melts smoothly its thickness for some is a bit too chewy. If you don't have access to quesillo, Monterrey jack or Muenster works just as well. And while I enjoy the flavor of grilled corn tortillas with the squash blossoms, being a Texan I still prefer to use flour tortillas for my quesadillas rather than corn.
Diana Kennedy insists they be sautéed with epazote—that quintessentially Mexican herb. It's fairly easy to find it dried in Mexican grocers (or online at Penzey's) and it's also available fresh here in New York City at farmer's markets in the summer. Plus it grows wild in many places, including Central Park. Epazote is like cilantro in that people either love it or hate it—there's no middle ground with this herb. I, however, find its mintiness adds a certain brightness to a dish. And with tomatillos and green hot chiles such as jalapenos and serranos in season, my favorite topping for my quesadillas is a bright, fresh salsa verde.
I love the cowboy hat I eventually found in San Miguel that day, but even more, I welcome the introduction to what has become one of my favorite tastes of summer—squash blossoms. Though it took a while for me to finally get around to cooking them, whenever I do, I think of Mexico and that woman's artful array of edible flowers spread out on her skirt. Squash blossoms—such a beautiful and exquisite treat!
Squash blossom quesadillas (adapted from Diana Kennedy)
24 squash blossoms, stems and stamens removed.
1 poblano pepper
3 cloves of garlic, minced
1/2 half an onion, diced
1 teaspoon of dried epazote (can substitute with 1/4 cup fresh cilantro)
3 cups of Oaxacan, Monterrey Jack or Muester cheese, grated
12 tortillas (can use either corn or flour)
2 tablespoons olive oil
6 tablespoons of butter
Salt and pepper to taste.
Put the poblano under the broiler for about five minutes, turning once until it blackens. Place in a plastic bag, close it and let it sit for about 20 minutes. After this time has passed, take poblano out of the bag, peel it (skin should shred off easily), remove stem and seeds and dice.
Gently wash squash blossoms (there might be bugs inside) and remove stems and stamens. Roughly chop.
Heat skillet to medium and add 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Add onions and diced poblano and cook for about 10 minutes or until onions are clear.
Add garlic, epazote, squash blossoms and salt and pepper to taste and sauté for 10 minutes or until all the liquid from the flowers has evaporated.
Remove from heat and set squash-blossom filling aside.
In a skillet heated to medium, melt a tablespoon of butter. Add a tortilla and cook it on one side until it puffs (about 30 seconds).
Flip tortilla over and sprinkle over entire surface 1/4 cup of squash blossom filling and 1/2 cup of grated cheese.
Top with another tortilla, and after cheese has melted and the two tortillas stick together (a couple of minutes), flip quesadilla and cook for a couple of minutes more.
Repeat for the remainder of the filling and tortillas.
Makes six quesadillas.
If you're not in the mood for a quesadilla, here are some other delicious ways to prepare squash blossoms:
Alanna gently sautés the blossoms so the flavor can shine.
Melissa makes a gorgeous squash blossom and Gruyere soup.
Pille whips up a lovely zucchini blossom frittata.
And Sassy Radish sings the praises of just simply frying them.
Monday, July 23, 2007
A hat, a skirt and some squash blossoms
I was on the hunt for a cowboy hat in San Miguel de Allende's outdoor market. As my friends and I weaved our way through the various stalls, we spied a woman sitting on the ground, her long full skirt topped with a display of squash blossoms. "Look, squash blossoms!" one friend said. As we were on a road trip through Central Mexico—three women in search of excellent Mexican food—I stopped and admired the squash blossoms. It was, after all, the first time I'd ever seen them fresh. "How would you eat them?" I asked my friend. She said her favorite way to cook them was deep fried, though when stuffed with cheese or tossed in a salad they were tasty as well. I was intrigued, but since we didn't have access to a kitchen, I did not purchase any squash blossoms that day and continued on my quest for a hat.
33 comments:
- Mom said...
Your Uncle Austin makes delicious squash blossom soup.
Love, Mom
- Kalyn said...
I still haven't cooked them, although I've tasted them and they taste great! I love the idea of using them in quesadillas too.
- Anita said...
We made them a couple weeks ago, stuffed with cheese, corn, and cilantro and then deep-fried and served over guajillo-tomatillo salsa... oh my, were they decadent!
- Meeta said...
What a lovely find. I cannot find these here as often as I'd like to.SIGH! This looks great though. The next time I find some I'll be sure to buy several so I can make this.
- SteamyKitchen said...
I love squash blossoms...now that I can't find them here at the markets, I now have BLOSSOM ENVY
- Joe said...
I've eaten them, but have yet to prepare them myself... at least I have a recipe to try them out now in an interesting way - thanks!
- Lydia said...
Diana Kennedy never disappoints! By the way, did you ever find epazote in Central Park? I've wanted to hunt for it for months....
- Pille said...
Zucchini blossom quesadilla sounds lovely, though I probably have to wait until next year, as my zucchini plants have finished providing me with blossoms :(
Thanks for the mention!
- christine (myplateoryours) said...
I've only had 'em stuffed and fried. Love the idea of squash blossom quesadillas, but can you ask your mom to get that soup recipe?
And hey, how about a picture of you in the hat?
- wheresmymind said...
I've never tried squash blossoms but I so wanna try 'em fried!
- Homesick Texan said...
Mom--Do you have the recipe?
Kalyn--I'm surprised you've never cooked with them--can you not find them in Utah?
Anita--That sounds amazing! Thanks for sharing that yummy recipe!
Meeta--I think in places where they're hard to find, your best bet is just to grow some squash. People pick the blossoms because otherwise they'd be drowning in squash it grows so prolifically.
SteamyKitchen--No blossoms in Florida? That's a shame. I'd send you some, but, well, they probably wouldn't last the journey.
Joe--Give it a try--they're terrific!
Lydia--No, I want to do a tour with this forager because even though I know what epazote looks like fresh, I want an expert to tell me I'm not picking something poisonous. Soon, I hope!
Pille--You're welcome! I envy your garden!
Christine--I've asked her for the recipe and as for a photo of me in the hat--I'm on it!
Wheresmymind--Everything's better fried!
- Garrett said...
I have always wanted to taste squash blossoms, and here another season is flitting away from me. I'll just live the experience through you.
- Anonymous said...
That looks yummy! I have only had squash blossoms fried and absolutley love them. I hate squash and have actually grown the plants sole to harvest the blossoms. By the way, Pumpkin blossoms also work!
A Texan at Heart
- Homesick Texan said...
Garrett--I hope you get to try them soon--there's always pumpkin blossoms in the fall.
A Texan at Heart--That's funny--I actually prefer the blossoms over squash myself, unless it's squash casserole!
- Sandi @ the WhistleStop Cafe said...
Great post!
I have never had squash blossoms any way except fried. Now I can try Quesadillas!
I will need to keep my eyes open at whole foods~
- Julie said...
I've only ever had squash blossoms fried -- and not too often; I don't find them at the farmers' market all that frequently.
One of these days I hope to find a steady enough supply (that will probably be when I plant enough zucchini to provide them) so I can try things like this, and soups, and pasta sauces with them.
The squash blossom pictures are lovely by the way. Such vibrant color.
- Luisa said...
Never thought of preparing squash blossoms this way! I'm so stuck in my Italian-centric ways... thanks for the inspiration! Yet one more reason why I love your blog.
- Terry B said...
The quesadillas do indeed sound delicious. But the photography is absolutely exquisite! Great job.
- Texana said...
We left paradise (Texas) a year ago to live on the east coast. I discovered your website just before Cinco de Mayo and have been a fan ever since.
Your recipes are always a hit, as they taste just like home. Keep up the great work!
- Tori said...
The first time I had squash blossoms I was in Mexico doing volunteer work for a month (high school). Cooked squash with a few blossoms was a treat we got twice, it was our only vegetable for the month!
I had them once in France filled with a delicate mushroom moose!
Thanks for reminding me of those wonderful times.
- Homesick Texan said...
Sandi--When they're fried, they're the star, and while in the quesadilla they're an ensemble player, they're just as good. Enjoy!
Julie--Thanks! And yes, I think the best way to have a ready supply is to grow your own squash--which I understand is very simple to grow as it's very hardy.
Luisa--Awwwww....thanks. I love your blog, too! How do they prepare them in Italy? I was thinking of making squash blossom risotto next time I buy some.
Terry B--Thanks! Squash blossoms are very photogenic!
Texana--I'm so glad you're enjoying the blog! I have a blast writing it so it's very satisfying to hear others enjoy reading it.
Tori--Good night! I can't believe that's the only vegetable you had in a month. Wow! Those squash blossoms you had in France do sound exquisite!
- Tommy said...
Hey nice lid. For special occasions right ?
I watched Jamie Oliver's show last night and he featured, you guessed it, squash blossoms (or courgette blossoms in the UK) .
Informative to learn to that you will most never ever see these puppies in a grocery store, but localfarmer's markets and they come in both male and female versions.
Female blossoms have a squash attached to them while males are without. I should have stayed in school.
The Naked Chef stuffed them with a ricotta /chili mixture, battered em up and deep fried them. Didn't look to bad. I imagine these blossoms are going to rise in prices now that are becoming popular, but if Florida can raise 4-5 strawberry crops per year, why not zucchini crops?
- Susan said...
I simply adore squash blossoms and love this Southwest recipe, Lisa. Growing up, they were a treat my family and I savored every summer, and my Italian-American mom would batter and fry them. Everyone in the family would go crazy for them! I don't usually fry them anymore, but I do love them sauteed with baby veggies or in fritattas or stuffed with cheese and lightly sauteed. Thanks for a great post!
- Homesick Texan said...
Tommy--Ha! Yes, special occasions such as taking a photo of myself for my blog! I haven't seen any female blossoms at my market, but it would be fun to get some with little zucchinis attached!
Susan--I need to try them the Italian way, sounds so delish!
- Olivia said...
MMM YUM! The first time I encountered squash blossoms was in Rome, where I enjoyed it on a white pizza with just bufala mozzarella and the blossoms and a sprinkling of herbs. The subtlety of it was amazing and I have longed to eat it again...
Your quesadilla comes quite close, though more intense in flavourings.
- radish said...
I know, i'm late in responding (but the rock called work fell on me)... the quesadilla idea sounds awesome - I'm going to have to try this after I come back from vacation, which cannot come too soon!!!
- Homesick Texan said...
Olivia--Squash blossoms have been more popular in Europe than the US for a while, but I think we're finally catching on to how delish they are. I have to try that pizza!
Radish--Bon voyage! Enjoy your relaxation. The squash blossoms should still be here when you return.
- steph- whisk/spoon said...
i bought some squash blossoms at the union square market last week. i had intended to stuff them with a ricotta mixture, batter and fry, but thought the blossoms weren't big enough to go thru the trouble. i found this recipe and made your quesadillas instead. they were wonderful!!
- Rachel said...
FYI - in Spanish, squash blossoms are known as "locoro". There is an excellent Mexican/El Salvadoran restuarant in Austin called Costa del Sol, and they serve a very interesting and tasty locoro pupusa (this is how I learned the Spanish word for it - I had to ask what locoro was before I ordered the dish). Next time you are in Austin, I recommend you check out that restaurant.
- suzie said...
I have made these with squash blossoms from my garden. Added black bell pepper and red onion, too. I found the squash blossoms are best uncooked. The second time I made them I added more raw blossoms right before serving. It added a nice crunch: http://twitpic.com/2a6sgw
- Season with Reason said...
Made a variation on these last night all with ingredients from the UnSq Greenmarket - just fantastic! Thank you for a fun and delicious idea.
- 2ndfiddle said...
My parents came to live in America from Italy and we have always eaten Zucchini Squash Blossoms. Usually deep fried, but also mixed into a frittata. I have only one correction, the blossoms either already have a zucchini attached, in which case we leave them be so the zucchini can grow, or they just have a stem. We only take the ones with a stem, which would never become a zucchini. I love quesadillas and will give this recipe a try, it sounds really good! Thanks.
- Anonymous said...
My vegan substitution for stuffing squash blossoms is mashed chickpeas seasoned with cumin and cilantro and a little oil. Sometimes I'll also improvise and add corn kernels (frozen when the garden corn isn't ready yet) or pine nuts or cashews.
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Looks like I will be seeing Gina, who sat for so long in Tsukuba with me (and now is doing some UN work) and Oheso/Richard ( from Brooklyn, said with the appropriate accent ) Friday evening for a meal and a bit of Zazen in Central Park, NYC. (I need to leave early, as Leon and I have tickets to the Mostly Mozart at the Met). I think it unlikely that I will be able to netcast that sitting if we sit, but I will post some photos ... and you are all there in heart.
After that, on the morning of Sunday August 3rd, New York time (I will try to announce the exact hour soon), our Daijo has arranged for me to spend the night and offer a small sitting and talk at the Sangha of White Plum Teacher Paul Genki Kahn in New Jersey, a Dharma Heir of Bernie Glassman and one of the folks at the forefront of Engaged Buddhism ...
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http://zengarland.org/aboutRoshi Paul Genki Kahn is founder and Spiritual Director of ZEN GARLAND: A Community Order for Zen Practice, Education & Service, in Wyckoff, New Jersey, USA.
Genki began dedicated yoga and meditation practice in the 1960s. In 1970 he entered residential Zen training with Aitken Roshi in Hawaii. He transferred to the Zen Center of Los Angeles in 1972 to become amonk and priest under Taizan Maezumi Roshi, served as his personal attendant, and was the Director of Training there. In 1980 he came to New York with Roshi Bernie to establish what has become the Greyston Mandala. He received Final Vows as a Priest from Roshi Dennis Genpo Merzel. He is a Dharma Successor of Roshi Tetsugen Bernie Glassman and received Inka from him. He is a member of the White Plum Asanga.
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The awards were presented Jan. 16.
Matt Seimears was presented the Excellence in Instruction Award. Nomination materials cited his passion for being a teacher of teachers and his ability to review and reflect on the instruction he provides. Seimears regularly travels with students as they gain field experience studying such things as bats, streams, cave formations, robots, soil, and bugs. Seimears is an associate professor/associate chair of the elementary education/early childhood/special education department.
Melissa Reed received the Excellence in Scholarly Activity Award. Reed has published seven refereed articles in state or national journals, five of which were co-authored either with colleagues or students. She has made 27 presentations at state, regional, and national conferences – often with students she has mentored as they engaged in research for the first time. Reed is an assistant professor in the elementary education/early childhood/special education department.
Jim Persinger was recognized with the Excellence in Service Award. In the area of professional service, besides a substantial amount of service provided to students and for The Teachers College, in state and national organizations he has fulfilled a spectrum of service roles – from reviewer, editor, consultant, to president. Major beneficiaries of his service are the National Association of School Psychologists, the Council for Exceptional Children, and the Kansas Association of School Psychologists. Persinger is a professor in the psychology department.
Each year The Teachers College presents the Darrell E. Wood Service Award to an individual who has supported the mission of the college in a unique or outstanding manner. This year's award went to Marcus Childress, professor and department chair of the instructional design and technology department. From being an invited speaker at a renowned international conference in Beijing to tailgating with faculty, staff, graduate students and alumni, the nomination materials for Childress reflect his leadership roles in his profession and discipline, as well as his enthusiasm for camaraderie within his department, college, and the university at large.
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Estate gift generates more scholarships for ESU athletesOctober 26, 2011
For 30 years, Larry Wild's life revolved around coaching baseball players and teaching social studies at a Kansas City, Mo.-area high school. Friends recalled the rapport he built with his Ruskin High School teams over the years, teaching players how to succeed on the field and in the classroom.
Now his estate will benefit baseball, softball and women's basketball athletes at Emporia State University, his alma mater.
Through a gift agreement completed prior to his death in April, 2010, Wild created the Larry Wild, Teresa Wild and Walter Wild Athletic Scholarship. The scholarship is funded with $378,000 in proceeds from Wild's estate.
"He loved working with kids," said his lifelong friend Jerry Smith of Iola. "He wanted to help make college possible for more of them," Smith added.
Smith and Wild were high school classmates in Herington. They both joined Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity at Kansas State Teachers College and earned education degrees from KSTC in 1964. Wild returned to KSTC for a master's degree in 1970. Smith also holds a KSTC master's degree, which he earned in 1973.
After retirement Wild moved to Allen, Kan., and was a frequent visitor to baseball training camps for high school students. He also maintained a keen interest in ESU's baseball program through the years.
"Larry had been an extended member of our baseball program for as long as I can remember," said Bob Fornelli, ESU head baseball coach.
Inducted into the Missouri Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in 1994, Wild was also a part-time professional baseball scout for teams including the Baltimore Orioles, Montreal Expos, Philadelphia Phillies, Texas Rangers and the New York Mets.
"We're grateful for the generosity of alumni such as Larry Wild, whose planned gifts and contributions make it possible for more students to see their dreams become reality," said Tim Clothier, ESU Foundation interim president.
For more information on the Wild scholarship fund, or about other options for supporting ESU through the ESU Foundation, call (620) 341-5440 or email email@example.com. Visit the Foundation online at www.emporia.edu/foundation and www.emporia.edu/give.
Check out our students' achievements and accomplishments on Emporia State's meritpages.com site