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How to make pizza dough from scratch and shape it like a pro An artisan, thin-crust dough. Perfectly baked in your home oven!
We can't all build a brick oven in the backyard, but you CAN make perfect light and airy pizza at home! It all comes down to the dough…
Making the perfect pizza dough is most certainly a creative act, and for me it has been an obsession. I have experimented for years with different ways of making pizza dough: different flours, yeasts, resting time, kneading techniques, no-knead dough… A few months ago, I decided that I wanted to publish a pizza dough that was easy to make and would yield the results you might expect from a top pizzeria. So I rolled up my sleeves, read as much as I could on the chemistry of yeast and flour, and made dough – lots of dough.
This pizza dough recipe is the result of all my research and experiments (failures too!), and I must say that I am extremely excited to finally publish it.
To make a restaurant-style thin-crust pizza, the dough needs to have the right consistency (that is, slightly sticky) and the oven needs to deliver tons of heat. In the step-by step video, I address both of these issues in depth. So be sure to watch.
Two great flour options: the old standby, Tipo "00", or the "King" of bread flours!
And of course, let's not forget about the flour! This recipe calls for either bread flour (I use King Arthur's) or Caputo Tipo "00" Pizza Flour. Both flours yield superb crusts that are almost identical in texture and flavor, with the "00" flour delivering a slightly more refined pizza.
Are you ready to roll up your sleeves? I am… Let me show you how to make the perfect pizza dough, and then shape it into the most delicious thin-crust pizza!
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Pizza dough
makes 2 large pizzas
active time: 30 min
- 1 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast (4 g)
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar (1 g)
- 1 cup (24 cl) warm spring water (temperature between 105°F and 115°F) (41ºC and 46ºC)
- 1 teaspoon sea salt (6 g)
- 1 tablespoon (15 ml) extra virgin olive oil
- 2 1/4 cups (11 oz) (310 g) unbleached bread flour or "00" flour for pizza
- extra flour for the work surface and for shaping the dough
- fine cornmeal or bread flour to dust the pizza peel
- large pizza peel (16″ x 18″ paddle)
- large pizza stone
- Step 1: Place the yeast and sugar in a medium bowl. Pour the warm water over it and whisk until the yeast dissolves. Let stand for 5 to 10 minutes. When the yeast activates (it'll start to bubble up to the surface), whisk in the salt and olive oil. Add the flour and stir with a wooden spoon until the dough comes together. Turn dough over on your work surface and start kneading it. In the beginning, the dough will be sticky. If it sticks a little to the counter top, that's fine. Try to knead a little faster to prevent it from sticking. If it sticks a lot, add as little flour as you can to prevent it from sticking to the counter top too much. A slightly sticky dough will yield a wonderfully light pizza crust, so this is a crucial step. Don't add too much flour or the dough will be firmer and harder to shape, and the crust will be stiff. Continue kneading the dough for 8 to 10 minutes until smooth and elastic. Roll dough in flour until well dusted and place in a large bowl. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap, place in a warm place (75°F to 80°F) (24ºC to 27ºC) and allow dough to rise for 1 hour, until doubled in size. (If the ambient temperature is lower than 75°F (24ºC), it could take 15 to 30 minutes longer for the dough to double in size.)
- Step 2: Punch down dough and scrape it off the bowl. Cut dough in 2 equal parts and shape each into a ball. Roll each ball in bread flour and place each ball into a gallon-size plastic bag. Seal the bag, leaving plenty of room for the dough to expand, and refrigerate for a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 36 hours, until ready to make your pizzas.
- Step 3: Place the pizza stone in the oven, on a rack located at the bottom third of the oven. (The stone should be about 9" from the roof of the oven.) Set the oven to 500°F (260°C) and preheat for 30 minutes. Then, without opening the oven, turn it off and turn on the broiler to high heat. Preheat broiler for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, sprinkle a pizza peel with cornmeal or bread flour and set aside. Take one piece of dough from the refrigerator and sprinkle top and bottom with a little flour. Gently stretch the dough into an 8″ circle. Next, grabbing the edges of the dough, work your way around the outside edge, stretching it as you go. When the dough is stretched into a 16″ circle, place on the prepared pizza peel. Sprinkle dough with your toppings of choice. Slide the pizza onto the hot stone by giving it a quick jerking movement and then gently shaking the peel to loosen the pizza. Bake for 3 to 4 minutes until the crust is browned on the edges. Slide the pizza back onto the peel and serve immediately. Keep the broiler on and make the 2nd pizza.
Viviane's tip
- Don't bring the dough to room temperature before shaping it. Only take it out of the refrigerator when you're ready to make your pizza. A cooler dough will be easier to work with. And anyway, your hands will warm that dough up pretty fast!
95 Comments
Hello, Vivienne!
How much water to take in grams or milliliters? I usually use ingredients by weight. Thank you!
Have tried many pizza dough recipes and this one is perfect! Thanks so much
U are the best 😘😍😎
Viviane, this recipe is the BEST! I have made it twice, and I am obsessed with it. My roommate told me it reminded him of a great, local mom and pop pizza shop from growing up in NJ. Any recipe that elicits nostalgia like that is a winner in my book! Thank you for sharing!
What's the best way to store this dough so that I can make it in advance without sacrificing the fantastic texture of this dough? I would like to double batch it and store balls of dough for weeknight use. Any advice on scaling up and making in advance?
May 5, 2019 at 5:09 pm
Your recipe is totally amazing and allows very clumsy bakers like myself to succeed in making a perfect pizza like a pro !
I can't believe the results: thin crusted and yet chewy with some delicate crispiness here and there and savorous !
Thank you so much for this gem and the video !
I've been making homemade pizza for years all pretty good using All Trumps flour and some bread flours but I want to try 00 because many prefer. We like NY style thin crust pizzas. I agree with everything in your recipe and the proportions except one important thing. Usually when i make pizza and even most recipes out there even from the experts indicate that 500 grams of flour using a 65% hydration yields two 15-16 thin crust pizzas so I am confused. I don't see how 310 grams of flour can yield two 16″ NY style pizzas. What am I missing because All Trumps is designed to make thin pizzas and mine come out pretty thin using 500 grams sometimes 480 grams. Thanks so much, just wanted to know before I try 00 flour and your recipe.
March 9, 2019 at 4:54 pm
I followed this recipe EXACTLY and had enough dough for TWO 16″ pizzas. It was easy to stretch, was nice and thin crust, and produced as great a pizza crust as I have ever made. I used Caputo TIP0 "00" Chef flour. After initial raise I left in fridge in plastic bags overnight as directed. So 24 hour ferment. I am so confident I am having a pizza party tomorrow with a bigger batch !!
Dear Viviane
My pevious comment that I had followed your receipe and the pizza dough turned out to be
perfect. It was the best pizza I had ever made.
Sorry I accidentally press the send button before I could fill in my email details.
Thank you, thank you so much for your pizza dough receipe, it is the best.
Inspite of several attempts to make pizza dough via youtube and attending bread making
lessons, your pizza dough is the BEST
Rebecca Koh
PS: I would recommend your pizza dough to all my friends.
This is the best by far and WIDE the best technique I have found. Love it! I use the 00 caputo flour and all is well with the first bite.
Thank you for giving me a way to have (almost) brick oven pizza! Now to learn the technique with a pizza peel, it's one hard technique!
Thanks again! ~Kiowah
Hi! Trying this recipe currently!! We have had terrible luck (I guess) with our stones cracking when turning the heat up to 500°. I didn't think stones were able to take this much heat. Any advice?
Do you think the hand kneading, produces superior results over a Kitchen Aid with a dough hook?
I'm looking forward to trying the recipe either way. Thanks
Hello Viviane,I recently read and watched your video on pizza dough.
My question is can i mix cake flour with either bread or all purpose flour to substitute for 00 flour,if yes please give proportions used for mixture.
Thank You in advance,
I just tried to make a pizza this way but I couldn't get the dough to stretch out. What was I doing wrong?
This pizza dough is amazing. The video made all the difference for a successful first try. There was not a single leftover piece of pizza from even my pickiest eaters! Do you think this recipe would double well? Thanks!
Perfect recipe, since I am from the Netherlands the metric measurements were super. I baked the pizza's on a stone in a very hot gas BBQ with the lid down. Just 8 minutes and they come out sissling and crispy!!Thanks a lot. When you are on Aruba come by and taste one 😉
Hi! Can you freeze the dough? And if so, should you freeze it before it's risen or after? Thanks!
In my oven the top of the pizza burned before the bottom of the crust was golden brown? Will it work as well if I just leave the oven on 500 degrees? If I raise the rack higher as heat rises wouldn't that work? Other than that it was fabulous!
Hi, I need to be gluten free. Recently I went to a pizza restaurant that claimed they use double zero pizza flour with a free notation process that brings the flour from 75,000ppm down to 12ppm. Is this a recipe that does that? It was the first time in 9 years I had a real pizza, it was delicious & I didn't get sick!
Please advise, thank you, Sue Capone
Do you turn the broiler off after the 10 min preheat before putting the pizza in……doesn't say.
I found this recipe yesterday and made the pizza today. It came out fabulous! I used a pizza pan since i don't have a stone and it came out quite well. My son loved it and suggested we sell them. Thank you so much for the recipe. Your video was also so confidence inspiring. Can't wait to make it again.
The best pizza recipe that I have found. I have frozen half of the dough for next week as Friday night is always pizza night. So I will have to wait until then to see if freezing it is ok. Greetings from Denmark
Hi Viviane. I don't have the stone to bake the pizza will a normal pizza pan bake the same? Will there be a difference in baking time and temperature too? Thank you!
Hi. This dough comes out way too sticky, are you sure the proportions are correct? The recipe amounts to 80% hydration which is more than the wettest of breads, and impossible to knead by hand. It comes out of the bowl as a yogurt like substance. I added another 60g of flour and my dough is still sticker than yours.
January 29, 2017 at 12:23 am
I thought mine was too sticky at first, too, but i just kept kneading and adding flour as necessary. It works.
Hello my dear Vivane, I am from China, and I am new to learn how to make a pizza dough , I followed your receipt but I don't know how to make the garlic confit oil,can you tell me?
Are you keep the dough in the icebox, before it really wanted to cooked ?
and can last for how long?
Thanks before.
*Sorry if my english is bad.
Hi Viviane thank you for your quick response. I do have
one more question. What is caputo 00 flour and where do
I get it. Do you use this flour instead of bread flour. Can't wait
for your response. I'm going to try again tomorrow. Not
going to give up until I get the perfect pizza dough like yours.
Thanks again, have a great day
Hi Viviane my name is Jill and I am finally able to find the time to try your
recipe. Everything went great all the way up to the stretching part. It
started ok and when I felt like it waas going to rip I put it over my arms
like you did, however my dough ended up tearing in several places. It
really bummed me out, because I wanted it to work so bad. Any help with
this issue would be greatly appreciated. Oh I have one more question. Did
you ever get a chance to try freezing the dough to see if it would work? Thanks
I have been trying to make crispy and light pizza for AGES and now it's finally worked! THANK YOU. Seriously, I made one last night with figs, parma ham and blue cheese and it was sooo good. Really airy crust and crisp bottom. I think my problems before were:
1) Dough too dry
2) Dough hard to stretch properly because did not rest it in the fridge
3) Irregular thickness because I did not have the right technique to stretch it.
I'm so happy 🙂
I ti. I am soo excited to try your recipe this weekend. My husband loves pizza and I know
it is going to save us money on take out pizza. Thats what I am excited about. Pizza is so
expensive these days. So thank you very much for your easy to follow pizza tutorial. I
do have one question for you. Can this dough be frozen and made at a different time,
if it can be done how would I do it. Thank you in advance for your answer, and also
for your wonderful recipe. Have a great day.
Hello, can I freeze the pizza dough?
Thank you for this great recipe! I have searched high and low on the internet for a comprehensive easy to follow pizza dough recipe. This is it! The video is terrific especially the part showing how to knead the dough. It takes some practice but after a few tries, I had it down. I made two batches of dough. The first batch came out too sticky. I adjusted the amount of flour to just under 2 and 1/2 cups of flour for the second batch and it was perfect. I used Caputo "00" flour. My family raved that this delicious thin crust pizza was as as good as we get in Boston's North End! Fantasico!
I anxious to try your recipe for pizza dough, but am wondering if the recipe can be cut in half. For just two of us the second ball of dough will usually go to waste. Most of the recipes I see make two to four pizzas.
I made your recipe for pizza dough and it came out very good. I let it sit in the fridge 36 hrs. I didn't have unbleached bread flour so I used regular bread flour.. The dough came out a little stiff and was hard to shape but I managed to work it flat and get an edge in a oval shape.. Not very pretty but tasty.
My question is which flour is used in the video Caputo 00 or King Arthur unbleached flour? I didn't have scales so I had to use the cup measure. I am wondering if the amount I used as cups or if the just regular bread flour might have made the dough hard to work and stretch?
Very Best Regards
I tried this dough recipe for the first time and followed the directions on heating the oven. It turned out great and my family loved it! My wife said it reminded her of New York pizza (the thin crust) and she grew up in Manhattan; so that says a lot. I used the Caputo 00 flour and developed a sauce recipe using Carmelina Italian peeled tomatoes. Great flavor. I do need to look for a better mozzarella cheese, so if you have some ideas please share.
Yes, I think I will try your suggested pizza stone. My Pampered Chef stone cracked on one edge during the second pizza!
Pizza survived:)
January 22, 2016 at 4:55 pm
Thanks for your helpful suggestions which I shall put into use next time I make the dough. I will keep trying. Hopefully I can get it to where it should be.
After I have dressed the pizzas for baking what is the longest amount of time that they can sit waiting before I must place them in the oven?
My family and I are new to making our own pizzas and have been wanting to try it since we planted our tomato plants this spring. We made this pizza dough recipe yesterday to go with homemade pizza sauce and it was just PERFECT!! I followed your instructions exactly. It may take a while to stretch the dough into shape the way you do, but it still tastes the same even if it isn't in the perfect circle 🙂 Thank you so very much!
I made the dough, but I don't have a pizza stone… could I just make the pizza on a metal pizza pan on a lower temperature and for a longer time?
Both of my pizza stones ( pampered chef and an emile henry) both caution against a temperature of over 425 degrees. Thoughts ?
Hi Ms Viviane, I tried the pizza dough and it came out well; thank you so much. I always make pizzas, breads and cakes etc but I like to try different recipes. I used my bread machine as always; because of my back problem I can't knead with my hands too much. I let it knead and rise in the machine then I let it knead again and then I took it out and follow your refrigeration instructions but I baked them as I normally do. I have 2 pizza stones that I use whenever I'm making pizzas. I place one stone on the very first rack then I place the second stone on the third rack and then preheat the oven to 450 degrees F. I arrange my pizza, place it on the lower stone and it bakes perfectly! With the two stones one above and one underneath the pizza, it's somewhat like a brick oven. Your recipe for the dough has more stretch than the one I usually use so it's a keeper! I'll be trying your bread soon. Thank you and God bless.
Hello Ms Viviane, thank you for your reply. When I try the recipe I'll let you know; God bless!
Hi Ms Viviane, I think that you've made a huge mistake when writing the pizza recipe. You wrote 2+1/4 cups of flour and then in brackets you have 11 ounces. What kind of measuring cup did you used? With my measuring cup 18 ounces is 2+1/4 cups. Please let me know before I try this recipe; thank you so much and do have a lovely day.
Great instructional video Viviane! I started making my own pizza dough a couple of years ago and no I know what I've been doing wrong. 🙂 Will be testing out your recipe and methods soon.
yayyy! lovelovelove this post-well made homemade pizza is one of my faves
I just love your site I found you when I was looking for help with making pizza with Caputo oo flour so thank you your site is special looking forward to your recipes


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It reads: "Like so many British Pakistanis, Mr Asghar was a successful businessman and pillar of the community who lived for many years in the UK where, through a lifetime of hard work, he helped promote the bonds of friendship and understanding between his native and adopted countries.
"We the undersigned are concerned that his recovery from illness is impossible whilst he remains detained at Adiala jail, where his lawyers fear he is in danger of taking his own life.
"We respectfully urge you to consider using your discretionary powers as President to pardon Mr Asghar and to allow him to be released from jail so that he can receive his treatment and be reunited with his loving family."
The blasphemy complaint was brought against Mr Asghar by a tenant with whom he was having a dispute.
His family have appealed to the UK Government to do everything it can to make sure he is safe.
In a statement released through Reprieve earlier this month his relatives said: "As a result of a property dispute with one of his tenants, my father was jailed pending a trial.
"The dates kept being moved forward so that by the time the trial concluded he had already been in horrific jail conditions, sharing a cell with several other men for three years.
"Throughout this time he had minimum access to medication that might have helped his mental illness for three years.
"We are really upset and concerned that they will never release him and that he will die in jail."
A petition on change.org, addressed to Prime Minister David Cameron and Scotland First Minister Alex Salmond, is calling for Mr Asghar's release.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) said it has continuously made representations to the Pakistan government on behalf of Mr Asghar and would continue to do so.
The Scottish Government said it was in touch with the Foreign Office about the case.


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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today its selection of academic partners for the 2014 Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) University Challenge, a project designed to find innovative ways to increase public awareness of industrial releases of toxic chemicals in communities and around the country.
"For more than 25 years, EPA has gathered critical environmental data to provide communities with information that empowers them to protect their air, water, and land," said Renee P. Wynn, acting assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Environmental Information. "Through the 2014 TRI University Challenge, we hope to raise student awareness of environmental data and programs while improving research on our environmental challenges to further our work to protect human health and the environment."
TRI provides communities with information about toxic chemical releases to the air, water, and land, as well as what industries are doing to reduce and prevent these releases. TRI helps industry, government, non-governmental organizations, and the public make more informed decisions to protect their health and environment.
The TRI University Challenge is open to anyone affiliated with an accredited college or university. The selected projects for 2014 were proposed by faculty and students from Drew University, Southeastern Louisiana University, the State University of New York at Plattsburgh, Tennessee State University, the University of California Los Angeles, and the University of South Carolina.
Through these partnerships, EPA will work with six diverse academic institutions to develop practical and replicable projects focused on data visualization and analytics for improving the presentation and understanding of TRI data.
The 2014 TRI University Challenge follows the successful 2013-2014 Challenge, in which eight academic partners collaborated with EPA on projects related to environmental education, pollution prevention, stakeholder engagement, and data mash-ups.
While there is no financial award for this Challenge, academic partners will receive support from TRI Program staff and national recognition by being featured on the TRI University Challenge website. In addition, partners will be encouraged to pursue opportunities to speak at relevant conferences and events.
The selected projects will begin in the fall of 2014 and are expected to conclude at the end of the academic year in the summer of 2015.
More information on the TRI University Challenge: www.epa.gov/tri/university
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Byproduct of a time attack race for HLK at Taiwan region. Our final score is 7:35
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Byproduct of a time attack race for HLK at Taiwan region. Our final score is 7:35
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We are the Stars! For the sake of god, we kill yogg+0 with 5 warlocks !
More information about us:
Very impressive !
Holydin <3
WMO link doesn't work, video download is in Chinese.
Upload to warcraftmovies and I'm happy, otherwise you're trolling.
Good god... Great job once again by Stars.
Were these the guys who took out Illidan a few years back in T3?
Wow nice
Impressive shit!!!
WTB boost *humpf humpf*
The goblin warrior, Gallywix!
"And the Heavens shall tremble!"
My name is Kenneth044, and I'm an altoholic!
My anti spyware went nuts when I clicked on those links. thanks.
It was a guild called "The Seven" i don't know if they later turned in STARS or what. But most of their t3 had already been replaced by the time they killed Illidan, they just put it on for the screenshot.
Still was damn impressive though because they cleared SSC, TK and killed Illidan all in the 7th week after BC came out in China.
Signature too large, resize please.
Nice kill Stars.
since when do they play in europe? >.>
epic :O and lol EU ??


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History repeats itself. A painting or photo within another has always been a popular subject with photographers, graphic artists and Photoshop artists. The "out of bounds" or "break-out" image is also one that should be tried by all Photoshop users, sooner or later.
Special thanks to Roofi Sardar, a new Photoshop practitioner from Saudi Arabia who sent this one in. Roofi writes :
Today we'll learn a simple yet fascinating art. The following tutorial will only make it easy for you to grasp the concept through the peace in craft. Kindly Accept.
1. Open the starter image in Photoshop. Width 600 and Height 340.
2. Go to: Image > Adjustments > HDR Toning , and make the changes indicated below:
Now, our image has now become a little less dim. (See the difference)
3. Using the Quick Selection Tool, select the area outside of the car as shown:
4. Go to: Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) voted (5-0) today to approve a new federal safety rule for drawstrings in children's outerwear. The final rule designates children's upper outerwear in sizes 2T through 12, with neck or hood drawstrings, and children's upper outerwear in sizes 2T through 16, with certain waist or bottom drawstrings, as substantial product hazards. Drawstrings can catch or become entangled with objects, such as a car door or playground slide, posing dragging, strangulation entrapment hazards to children.
CPSC has received 26 reports of children who have died when the drawstring on their garment became entangled on playground slides, school bus doors, and other objects. Waist and bottom drawstrings that have been caught in doors or other car parts have resulted in dragging incidents.
The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) of 2008 provided CPSC with the authority to specify, by rule, for any consumer product or class of consumer products, characteristics whose existence or absence shall be deemed a substantial product hazard. CPSC's federal partners at Customs and Border Protection now have authority to stop potentially hazardous shipments of children's outerwear with drawstrings from entering the United States. In addition, CPSC has increased regulatory authority to issue product recalls of violative garments.
In February 1996, CPSC issued guidelines, which were incorporated into an industry voluntary standard in 1997, to help prevent children from strangling or becoming entangled on drawstrings in outerwear garments, such as jackets or sweatshirts. Since the industry standard was introduced, fatal incidents involving garments with drawstrings through the neck or hood have decreased by 75 percent, and fatalities associated with drawstrings through the waist or bottom have dropped 100 percent. Nonetheless, from 2006 through 2010, the agency has participated in 115 recalls of noncomplying products with drawstrings.
CPSC Commissioners' statements regarding the vote on drawstrings in children's outerwear (all pdf): Chairman Inez M. Tenenbaum and Commissioner Nancy A. Nord
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury or death associated with the use of thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. Deaths, injuries, and property damage from consumer product incidents cost the nation more than $1 trillion annually. CPSC is committed to protecting consumers and families from products that pose a fire, electrical, chemical or mechanical hazard. CPSC's work to help ensure the safety of consumer products - such as toys, cribs, power tools, cigarette lighters and household chemicals -– contributed to a decline in the rate of deaths and injuries associated with consumer products over the past 40 years.
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Harry Kim just posted the following on his facebook page following his silence about the the whole situation:
To those who have asked for comments on the last tsunami incident: I have not said anything, and will not comment because I believe that would be inappropriate and non-productive for me to say anything at this time. Any comments would be based on what has appeared in the media, not knowing the specifics of the situation, and would be just Monday night quarterbacking. I do hope that the authorities from the state to the county will review the entire event. I hope you understand that any comment by me would not in any way be productive in the only important mission at this time, and that is to make things better.
To Bill Daly – On your specific question on escape routes in lower Puna during tsunami incidents, I am satisfied with what is there. The major issue for residents is to be very familiar with their routes, and even practice evacuation. The available routes to safety are a short distance in all areas of Puna, and what is important that the residents be familiar with what is closest to them.
Aloha, Harry
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Welcome to Mo'o and Lolo's Hawaiian dictionary on-line. This on-line dictionary contains close to 5,000 Hawaiian-English and English-Hawaiian words. These are most of the frequently used words and definitions. In the Hawaiian language, most words have multiple meanings and sometimes hidden meanings. When the language is spoken, the understanding comes from the context of what is being said. We used Mary Kawena Pukui and Samuel H. Elbert's dictionary as a reference for our dictionary on-line. It is important for the Hawaiian culture to preserve and continue the use of the Hawaiian language. We hope this will be a relatively good guide to some commonly used Hawaiian words and the Hawaiian translations of certain English words. This dictionary is for entertainment purposes and to also encourage the use and intrests in the Hawaiian language. We hope you have fun and learn something too. E Ola Mau Ka 'Olelo Hawai'i! The Hawaiian Language Lives Forever!
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In the laws of the game "excessive force" is often used to give referees guidance on whether a foul deserves an ejection or simply a caution.
In Saturday night's Texas Derby referee Ricardo Salazar deemed that David Horst's 60th-minute tackle on Fabian Castillo crossed that line and issued him a red card, squarely tipping the balance in favor of an FC Dallas squad that smelled bllood in the water and scored three goals in the following 10 minutes to earn themselves a 4-1 result.
While there was no question Horst committed a foul, the Dynamo questioned the severity of Salazar's judgement against the 6-foot-4 center back, who stands a full eight inches above the 5-foot-8 Castillo. After the game, Dynamo forward Giles Barnes felt the punishment did not fit the crime.
"For me it's not a red card," the Englishman said. "I'm facing it, I'm jogging back towards and I don't think it's a red card. Maybe because Horst's a big guy and [Castillo]'s not so big it looked worst that it is."
Ejections have become something of a tradition in the Texas Derby. With Horst's transgression there have been 14 red cards – seven on each side – in 25 all-time meetings.
The one on Saturday changed the game.
"The red card was a foul," said Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear. "It's the referee's judgment and you've got to live with it."
Kinnear also called the ensuing goal by Je-Vaughn Watson on a quick free kick directly after the ejection "sucker punch," as it capped an hour of soccer where Houston felt they were the better team. Outside of a penalty kick goal by Michel in the 31st minute after a foul by Ricardo Clark, Houston looked like the team most likely to score a second before the red card.
Suffering that disadvantage turned the game and the emotional drain looked to gut the Dynamo.
"I've not been a game where we've been so far ahead of a team and just throw it away like we did," said midfielder Andrew Driver. "I think this is one that hurts so much because I feel for an hour of the game we dominated so much. We'll end up fine, but obviously it's gutting and at the moment it's hard to take. There are a few positives we can take, but we just need to cut out those little negatives."
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Stanford Week: Q&A With Pachoops' Adam ButlerPosted by Connor Pelton on July 22nd, 2012
As we go to wind down our coverage of the Stanford basketball program, we head back to Adam Butler of Pachoops for his perspective on the Cardinal basketball program. Adam and I go over every pressing topic surrounding the team's immediate future, including how they plan on replacing three key seniors and expectations for sophomore-to-be extraordinaire, Chasson Randle. Here's our conversation:
RTC: How do the Cardinal replace players like Josh Owens, Jarrett Mann, and Andrew Zimmerman?
AB: First of all, you don't replace an Andrew Zimmerman. Beards like that don't come around often, but when they do, they're irreplaceable. On the court, however, Mann and Zimmerman were very solid role players and integral to the success of a Johnny Dawkins team in which hustle and defense would seem to be heavily rewarded. How else does a guy averaging 3 PPG and 3 RPG (Mann) play 20 MPG? So replacing those guys in some respects is easy in that they brought effort to the table. Guys like Josh Huestis, Gabriel Harris, and John Gage should be able to fill those roles. But it's Owens who leaves the most gaping hole in the Cardinal lineup. Hustle, effort, all of the Tebow stuff, cannot replace talent, and Josh Owens had that. I loved his game and believe he'll be tough to replace. But this is a roster seemingly full of eligible Owens replacements. My favorite of those candidates is Dwight Powell, who has length and athleticism for days but basketball IQ for minutes. Some more floor time for the rangy Canadian should go a long way in helping the Cardinal replace Owens. I'll talk about Anthony Brown later.
RTC: Through some luck and upsets along the way, Stanford never faced a team seeded higher than fifth in the NIT. Do you think it would have won the whole thing if they had to face teams like Mississippi, Arizona, and Seton Hall instead of Illinois State, Nevada, and Massachusetts?


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We don't like to wallow in our own effluence. (Really, in the animal kingdom, who does?) As our species has proliferated like bacteria in an outhouse, engineers have developed better ways to dispose of our waste. New York City alone processes 1.3 billion gallons of wastewater daily through 14 treatment plants. So what happens when our sewage systems are overwhelmed?
First, let's take a look at how we've historically dealt with our waste in municipal settings. In the United States, officials began devising ways to drain our urban effluence around 1800. The earliest means of colonial waste disposal were privy vault-cesspool systems, which usually dumped the waste into the yard or street. But when increasing populations warranted a change, the privies were replaced by a centralized water-carriage sewage system around the mid-19th century, which generally carried the waste directly into a nearby waterway.
The centralized water carriage system remains popular today — with technological advances in place to treat the wastewater before it heads into the waterways. But these systems are aging and faltering, often with environmentally devastating results. Aging sewage pipes have wrecked havoc across the United States in places like Nevada and Florida, where 2.5 million gallons of raw sewage recently seeped through a South Florida neighborhood. Officials there are now considering a decentralized system of disposal, as well as new, innovative ways of dealing with waste.
In fact, the American Society of Civil Engineers "estimates an annual national discharge of 900 billion gallons of untreated sewage through leaks, broken pipes and other mishaps." The sewage destroys aquatic life and shuts down beaches while spreading diseases such as hepatitis A.
So grab your rubber gloves — here are five serious sewage disasters in history, plus how we can prevent future ones from flowing our way.
The sinking of the Princess Alice, London, 1878
In the mid-19th century, London was on the brink of environmental disaster. Unable to handle its immense population growth, local cesspools were spilling waste into the Thames. After the "Great Stink of 1858," when the Thames was literally flowing with waste and members of Parliament soaked their curtains in chemicals to block out the smell, changes were enacted.
Chief Engineer Joseph Bazalgette created an impressive sewage system that is still used today. However, Bazalgette's system formed large mud banks of waste at the end of the Thames. In 1878, the pleasure steamer the Princess Alice sunk in the middle of the filthiest part of the Thames. As many as 650 people died — not from the collision, but from drowning in toxic, raw sewage.
Wastewater overflow in Waikiki, Hawaii, 2006
On March 24, 2006, a sewer line rupture in Waikiki, Hawaii, resulted in 48 million gallons of raw sewage reaching the Ala Wai Canal. This was the largest spill of untreated water waste in Hawaii in nearly 20 years. Official closed area beaches, posting as many as 103 signs along the waterways. The spill occurred when a pipe, installed in 1964, cracked after floodwater overwhelmed the sewage system.
Sewage basin collapses, Gaza, 2007
On March 27, 2007, four people were killed and 20 injured when the barriers around a sewage pool broke near the Um El-Naser Bedouin village. Sewage waters flooded the village as high as two meters, damaging as many as 250 homes and destroying 20 others. The sewage pool had been protected by earthen walls, which experts said did not meet the minimum safety requirements against high sewage water levels. Residents later claimed that sewage had been dumped into pools non-stop.
Seafield sewage treatment plant failure, Edinburgh, 2007
On April 20, 2007, millions of liters of raw sewage flowed into the Firth of Forth near Edinburgh, Scotland, in one of the worst environmental disasters in the country's history. After a pump failed at one of the city's sewage processing plants, untreated waste flowed for days into the nearby waterways. Officials note that "100 million liters of partially diluted sewage, enough to fill 170 Olympic-sized swimming pools" were discharged, devastating fish and wildlife in the area.
200 homes flooded in San Isidro and La Providencia, Mexico, 2011
In April 2011, as many as 200 homes in Mexico flooded after a local sewage pipe cracked. After heavy rains overwhelmed the sewage system, as much as 6,000 cubic meters per second of raw sewage flooded the area. Three children were injured in the disaster, and two of them had to be treated for hypothermia.
So how do we prevent future sewage disasters?
Sewage treatment remains a basic human right — yet more than 3.4 million people die each year from sanitation-related causes, 99 percent of them in the developing world. While constructing proper sanitation treatment plants around the world remains critically important, how can the Western world improve its own waste water treatment?
Fortunately, advances in sewage technology march on. Bruce Logan, an engineer from Penn State, recently developed a fuel cell that can turn the chemical energy of sewage into electricity. Other researchers are developing a way to recycle urine into fertilizer by recovering phosphorus and nitrogen from wastewater. And miniature robots have been created to cruise our sewage lines to spot leaks before they happen.
These technological advances can't come soon enough. Each year, Americans create 12 trillion gallons of waste water — and we've seen just how well living without sewage treatment works for the developing world.
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Video Of The Week: Benedict Evans InContext Keynote
Arnold and Andrew suggested I watch this last week. I finally got around to it and it is great.
I think everyone knows how much of a Benedict Evans fan I am. This video covers a lot of the most important topics of the time we are in.


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Jjustus brauchte ein neues Print oder Verpackung Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
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ThinkHR Corporation - http://www.thinkhr.com
We are a rapidly growing, cutting-edge Human Resources (HR) services firm that is a leader in our industry. Outsiders view our company as one of monumental potential to quickly become the best, and most sought after in the industry. Our company competes in a fragmented market and it is our mission to build more market share and become the leading HR firm specializing in helping small and mid-size companies across the USA. Our company and our employees represent quality and commitment to our customers. We do things differently, better and bigger than other companies in our industry.
This direct mail program will be sent to approximately 500 businesses in the USA - all leaders in the insurance industry. Most recipients are CEO's or executives at their companies. 75% of recipients are men and 25% are women - almost all are between 45-60 years of age and are very successful businessmen and women. They recognize quality, but they also appreciate creativity and uniqueness which is key to designing this campaign in a creative manner. We want it to be catchy, yet still have underlying tradition and quality. The goal is to get them to read the content, so it must be visually appealing and engaging and not a boring, ordinary layout. This is a professional service we are representing, so we do not want to come across as too stuffy, and also not too silly or unprofessional. A "cool" lawfirm is a good example of how we want to be portrayed - reliable, yet not rigid or boring.
A complete description of the project, design requirements and photos of the sample are all included in the attachment. Designers - you do not need to design layout for every piece of this campaign to enter the contest. Pick your favorite and submit - the same theme will carry through, so I can get an idea of your work from one piece. The winner will use the same theme to finish the project. I am willing to award extra $ to the winner for excellent work! The attachment also contains complete text in an easy-to-follow format so all you need to do as a designer is make it look great and stand-out! The finished project entails the completion of 5 similar pieces. Below is some information, but you are encouraged to read more on the attachment.Direct Mail Campaign for ThinkHR Corporation -"Think Outside of the Box"
•Overall theme and design colors are flexible – It is OK to work with our logo colors and try something entirely new and fresh for this direct mail theme. Visit http://www.thinkhr.com to obtain an idea of our corporate look & branding, then make it your own without looking too gimickly or unprofessional.
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Even though FOX has the doubleheader this week, quite a few markets that get the east coast feed will have a single late afternoon game, and a good chance of a NFL overrun. The games include Houston at Baltimore and Cleveland at Oakland. Areas gmenerally include much of Texas, the St. Louis area, all of Michigan, most of Wisconsin, most of Ohio, metro Atlanta, metro Charlotte, and the central mid-Atlantic (Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and nearby areas of the Potomic River valley.) There could be changes before Sunday,
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So I am pleased to announce I will be featured in Fabulous Magazine, a weekend insert with The Sun newspaper. They are writing an article on cam girls and I was excited to participate. I am always happy to discuss camming and bring it to the attention of the general public because it can help girls like myself who might be in desperate situations. It also draws attention from potential customers and that can only be beneficial.
It is paraphrased, but I am happy with how my part of the article sounds and I look forward to seeing the whole thing in 11 days time.
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text: Photo via OpenCage Frilled Shark With an eel-like body and 25 rows of razor-sharp teeth, this fearsome looking shark has been roaming the ocean for about 80 million years. While rarely seen, one of these ancient animals was just recently caught in a trawler's net off the coast of Australia! Photo via Wikicommons Frogfish This bizarre looking fish spends most of its time on the ocean floor. It rarely swims, instead preferring to "walk" along the seafloor with the help of its pelvic and pectoral fins. The frogfish may be slow-moving, but it can capture its prey in a matter of milliseconds. You can see a frogfish right here at the National Aquarium! Photo via Smithsonian.com Blobfish The blobfish might not be the most aesthetically pleasing fish, but its minimal muscles and skeletal structure allow it to survive the intense pressure found thousands of feet below the ocean's surface where it lives. Photo via Wikicommons Giant Isopod Roly-poly, potato bug, pill bug? Whatever name you have for that small garden pest, the giant isopod is its deep see counterpart. These carnivorous bottom dwellers live on the muddy seafloor and are typically between 7 and 14 inches long! Photo via Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History Yeti Crab It's clear where the yeti crab gets its name. This recently discovered creature's limbs are covered in soft hairs. This species is a distant relative of the hermit crab and typically found at the bottom of the ocean around hydrothermal vents. Join us this spring, as we explore even more of the wildest, deepest, coldest corners of the ocean in our 2015 Marjorie Lynn Bank Lecture Series, "Ocean Extremes: Wild Underwater Worlds." Tags: ocean, animals, weird, strange, frogfish, frilled-shark, blobfish, giant-isopod, yeti-crab, national-aquarium, lecture-series Categories: Animals Previous Post Next Post


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Sniper Elite V2 PC Žaidimas
Gamintojas: 505 Games
Prekės kodas: PC0013
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Prekės kodas: PC0013
Bičiulių taškai: 21
Ar turime:1
21.00€42.01€ Kaina keičiant į bičiulių taškus: 2100
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About the Game
In the dark days of the end of World War Two amidst the ruins of Berlin, one bullet can change history…
Sniper Elite V2 is the eagerly-awaited sequel to the highly-acclaimed Sniper Elite, giving gamers the most authentic World War II sniping experience available. You are elite US sniper Karl Fairburne. Parachuted into Berlin amidst the Germans' final stand, your mission is to prevent Nazi V2 rocket program technology from falling into the hands of the besieging Red Army. You must aid key scientists keen to defect to the US, and terminate those who would help the Russians.
Take advantage of authentic weaponry, learn how to stalk your targets, fortify your position, set up the shot, use your skill, patience and cunning to achieve your mission. Stealth gameplay is the key as you find yourself trapped between two desperate armies in a race against time. Watch as the celebrated 'bullet cam' from Sniper Elite returns, bloodier and more gruesome than ever – skilful shots are rewarded with a slow-motion flight of the bullet, then targets are graphically rendered in X-Ray as the bullet enters and destroys your victim. Organs shred, bones splinter, teeth shatter, as the true impact of the sniper's bullet is brought to life.
As World War Two ends and the Cold War begins, every shot counts. Use it wisely.
Key features:
- Sniping Simulation - Sniper Elite V2 features detailed sniping simulation with advanced ballistics, taking into account gravity, wind, velocity, bullet penetration, aim stability and more. Guaranteed to provide players with the most realistic simulation of military sharpshooting yet available.
- X-Ray Kill Cam - Amazing 'kill cam' technology showcases what really happens when a bullet enters an enemy's body, allowing players to see hearts and lungs tear, livers burst, and bones shatter. (This feature is not available in Germany)
- Authenticity - The game features authentic World War II Berlin locations as well as vehicles, weapons such as the Springfield M1903 the Gewehr 43 and the Mosin-Nagant 1891/30, and uniforms modeled after the original versions.
- Use the Environment - The slightest changes in the environment need to be taken into account to move into the perfect position, observe the quarry, take the shot and slip away unnoticed.
- Sniper's Choice - Players will often find themselves facing a choice of the perfect shot that leaves them catastrophically exposed or a more difficult route that means they can continue their mission.
System Requirements
OS: Microsoft® Windows® Vista (Service Pack 2) or Windows® 7 (Windows® XP is NOT supported)
Processor: Dual-core CPU with SSE3 (Intel® Pentium® D 3GHz / AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 4200) or better
Memory: 2GB system memory
Hard Disk Space: 10GB of free drive space
Video Card: Microsoft® DirectX® 10.0 compatible graphics card with 256 MB of memory (NVIDIA® GeForce® 8800 series / ATI Radeon™ HD 3870) or better
Sound: Microsoft® DirectX® 10.0 compatible sound card or better
DirectX®: Microsoft® DirectX® 11.0
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The Best Crab Cake In Canada
I've often said that one of the things that I love most about living in Canada is the culinary discovery of it all. Not one week goes by when I don't try a new fish, fruit or vegetable or discover a new way of cooking – or sometimes – a whole new cuisine. After seeing (and eating) sablefish on all the Ocean Wise restaurant menus, I decided to try making it at home and cooked my very first marinated sablefish this week. It was gorgeous but so expensive! 'Pay day fish' @CarolynAli called it on Twitter, after giving me this fabulous recipe. so perhaps I'll save it just for special occasions.
But there's another West Coast sustainable speciality that I see everywhere and had never tried before; Dungeness Crab, but after a trip to Coast, I figure I'll not even bother trying to cook one as they have spoiled me forever by making The World's Best Crab Cake (a title previously held by a tiny restaurant in Cork. Sorry guys, it's time to hand over the trophy).
A confession: I'm never usually a crab fan; it's not that I don't like it, it's more that I don't love it, but I think I may have just been eating the Wrong Kind Of Crab. Turns out, I'm a West Coast girl all the way, as I was smitten after just one bite. So – what is a Dungeness Crab? They're unique to the coastal waters of the pacific, they look just like a regular crab and Hiro Amano, Chef de Partie at Coast, told me that he thinks the Dungeness Crab is the "showcase fish for the crab family." A little sweeter than say, king or snow crab, with an almost buttery flavour, this is just perfect on its own.
So why is this the World's Best Crab Cake? Well, unlike most others this has almost no 'filler' at all. It's 99% pure Dungeness Crab, bound together with a roasted-garlic aioli (no salt added) to enhance the natural sweetness and the smallest dash of panko to add a little crunch. It's extraordinary. I went back a few days later just to have another taste as thoughts of its sweet juiciness had been swimming through my head. That second portion convinced me; this is just about as close to a perfect fish dish as anything I have ever tasted.
I'm sure there are a million things I can learn to cook with Dungeness Crab, but I shan't ever bother replicating this. Go, eat it, but beware – just one bite may have you hooked.
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Northwestern players file to join labor union; NCAA responds
Former Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter told the Chicago Tribune on Tuesday that players "need to have someone looking out for our best interests."
So on Tuesday, Ramogi Huma, a former UCLA linebacker and current president of the National College Players Association, filed a petition in Chicago on behalf of Northwestern players to be represented by a labor union.
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"A lot of people will think this is all about money; it's not," Colter told Teddy Greenstein of the Tribune. "Everything now is in the hands of the lawyers. We're not expecting a decision to be made right away. It might take a year or two or go all the way to the Supreme Court."
ESPN's Outside the Lines first reported that the Northwestern players filed to the National Labor Relations Board national and regional offices on Monday in an effort to be recognized as employees.
Later Tuesday, the NCAA released a statement.
"This union-backed attempt to turn student-athletes into employees undermines the purpose of college: an education," NCAA Chief Legal Officer Donald Remy said. "Student-athletes are not employees, and their participation in college sports is voluntary. We stand for all student-athletes, not just those the unions want to professionalize.
"Many student athletes are provided scholarships and many other benefits for their participation. There is no employment relationship between the NCAA, its affiliated institutions or student-athletes.
"Student-athletes are not employees within any definition of the National Labor Relations Act or the Fair Labor Standards Act. We are confident the National Labor Relations Board will find in our favor, as there is no right to organize student-athletes."
Colter has completed is college eligibility. This past season as a senior, he threw for 577 yards and four TDs and ran for 489 yards and five scores.


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Narcotic Abuse: Narcotic abuse is when people use narcotics for reasons apart from the narcotic's pain-relief purpose. Signs and symptoms of narcotic abuse include euphoria, shallow breathing, small pupils, nausea, vomiting, slurred speech, confusion, and needle marks on the skin. Treatment involves addressing the long-term psychological dependence associated with narcotic abuse and administering medications such as buprenorphine, clonidine, and naltrexone to alleviate withdrawal symptoms.
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Addiction Addiction is possible whenever ingesting a substance causes the basic pleasure and reward circuits in the brain to activate. Addiction is an illness that requires treatment, because people with addictions cannot stop on their own. Symptoms of addiction include a person's inability to stop using the substance, devoting a lot of time and effort toward obtaining, using, and recovering from the substance's effects, discontinuing important social, employment, and recreational activities due to preoccupation with the substance, developing tolerance for the substance, and developing withdrawal symptoms.


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PATROL products are now part of the BMC portfolio. TrueSight Operations Management includes all of the PATROL knowledge modules (KMs) you need to monitor your IT environment.
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Never mind its temperate 28C weather, low unemployment rate and high per-capita GDP – Singapore is the most emotionless society in the world, according to a new Gallup poll, beating the traditionally po-faced Georgia, Lithuania and Russia in a survey of more than 150 nations.
Asking respondents questions such as "Did you feel well-rested yesterday?", "Were you treated with respect all day yesterday?" and "Did you smile or laugh a lot yesterday?", the survey found that Singaporeans were the least likely to reveal experiencing any emotions at all.
Just 36% of Singaporeans reported feeling positive or negative emotions on a daily basis, while 60% of Filipinos recorded regularly feeling both – the highest response rate of any country worldwide.
"If you measure Singapore by the traditional indicators, they look like one of the best-run countries in the world," Gallup's Jon Clifton was quoted as saying in a Bloomberg report on the survey. "But if you look at everything that makes life worth living, they're not doing so well."
The poll's findings – released on Wednesday – soon went viral on the internet, where they became the butt of many jokes, not least among Singaporeans themselves. "Singapore ranked most emotionless country in the world – not sure how to feel about that," ran a number of Singapore-based tweets. "That [poll] is a lie," commented one reader on the online news portal Today. "I use many emoticons to express how satisfied I am."
Singapore's 5.2 million residents work – at 46.6 hours a week – the longest hours in the world, according to the ILO. And only 2% of the country's workforce describe themselves as engaged by their jobs, according to the Bloomberg report, despite the global average being 11%.
While many Singaporeans seem to agree that the nation does indeed work excessively long hours, its population is not necessarily "emotionless", said the Singaporean native Adrianna Tan. "Every culture expresses everything differently. [The] European love of siesta, or quality of life, is seen in Asian eyes to be laziness," said the 27-year-old IT consultant. "You can't put one set of expectations that one group of people decides is 'how one should live' and apply it uniformly across the world."
In the Philippines – which ranked as the world's most emotional society, followed by El Salvador and Bahrain – analysts were quick to point out that being emotional doesn't necessarily equate with being happy. One reporter at GMA News stressed that the nation ranked 103rd out of 155 countries in the 2012 World Happiness Report – and that its 95 million inhabitants are said to be the most depressed in all of south-east Asia.


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About the Physician Group Incentive Program
Since its inception in 2005, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan's Physician Group Incentive Program has supported and facilitated practice transformation using a wide variety of initiatives to reward physician organizations for improved performance in health care delivery. PGIP includes more than 40 POs from across the state of Michigan, representing over 19,000 primary care and specialty physicians who are members of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan TRUST PPO and/or Traditional Networks. These physicians provide care to nearly two million Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan members.
PGIP encourages all payer collaboration, catalyzing all payer system development, rather than payer-specific system development. Through PGIP, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan is helping to improve the quality of care for all Michigan residents. Patients throughout the state, regardless of payer, benefit from the improved care processes developed through the PGIP provider community. Developing systems of care which are used for all patients helps assure that providers don't have to alter care processes based on whether patients have insurance, or which insurance they have. This is an important factor in ensuring that the best practices and care processes are reliably provided to all patients, all of the time. This all-payer approach to practice transformation is good for patients with coverage from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Blue Care Network and helps further Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan's social mission of cultivating a healthier future for all Michigan residents.
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View from Afar
Earth From Space
Sometimes, in order for something to be seen clearly, we need to take a step back and look at it from a distance, with a new perspective. The same goes for our planet. Since the first color image of the world from space was captured from a NASA weather capsule in 1967, scientists have been using such data to better understand life on earth. Tomorrow, the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History will open an exhibit titled Earth from Space. This 20-poster set features beautiful images from across the globe that illustrate how satellite imagery is gathered, what sorts of technologies are used to gather it, and how this information is used to better mankind's understanding of the third rock from the sun. The display is available for view daily through April, and admission is $8 for adults and $7 for students, seniors and youth. National Museum of Nuclear Science and History • Sat Feb 2 • 9 am-5 pm • $7-$8 • View on Alibi calendar


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Sailing Fast & Fun with Family & Friends
The J/92s and sistership J/92S have been sailing in a wide variety of regattas and events around the world. With strong representation in both the USA and in Europe this popular 30 footer has seen its fair share of wide-ranging adventures and experiences. Here's a selection of sailing videos that feature J/92s sailing in venues around the world.
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J/92 Regatta Videos*
J/92 DINAMITE- Sailing Centomiglia 2010- Italy
- J/92 Ijsselmeer 2012 Jottem Regatta- Netherlands
- J/92 Single-handed Sailing- San Francisco, CA
- J/92 Sailing Fast North Sea Race 2011- Netherlands
- J/92 TURN KEY Sailing Sunset Series- Marina del Rey, CA
- J/92 GRUPPO SPORTIVO- Lega Navale Regate- Italy
- J/92 JOLLY J Sailing Uden Reco Zaterday Race- Italy
- J/92 LongPac Race 2011- Bob Johnston- San Francisco
J/92 DINAMITE- Sailing Centomiglia 2010- Italy
Part I Part II
J/92 JIGGLE Sailing North Sea Regatta- Netherlands
Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V
J/92 Sailing Videos*
- J/92 JACK RABBIT- Lago di Garda Fast Cruise- Italy
- J/92 "This is why I bought a 'J'- 6.3 kts in 7 kts wind!"
- J/92 Sailing Offshore in The Channel- Netherlands
- J/92 "Upwind in Force 5-6- Piece of cake!"
- J/92 Furkolkjaaf Sailing in Italy
- J/92 Sailing off Redondo Beach- California


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It Is All About BTC, LTC, ETH, ZEC mining as well as other alternative crypto currencies
If you did not know Steam has introduced support for online game purchases with Bitcoin in April last year, allowing users of the crypto currency to quickly and easily spend it for software. The payment processor that Valve is using for accepting Bitcoin payments is BitPay. We have recently tried purchasing some games with Bitcoin from Steam and were pleasantly surprised by the experience we've had…
Once you select Bitcoin as the payment method you are presented with a QR code to scan to do a payment with a mobile device or you can just copy and paste the BTC address and the amount of coins you need to send to complete the payment. You have 15 minutes to initiate the transaction and as soon as you send the coins and the transaction gets broadcasted over the network the payment is accepted, no need to wait for a minimum of 6 confirmations or anything like that. Really quick and easy to pay with Bitcoin for games on Steam and then you can just go on playing them, so if you still haven't tried paying with Bitcoin then you might want to give it a try.
Valve has officially added support for Bitcoin payments in their Steam platform for distributing games online, meaning that millions of gamers worldwide can now pay with BTC for their new game purchases. There has been some rumors and leaks suggesting that this will happen at some point, but it is official now and you can already pay with Bitcoin at Steam. The payment processor that Valve has selected for Steam is BitPay.
"As the internet's universal currency, Bitcoin will allow Steam to easily reach gamers in every market around the world – without the high fees or the risk of chargeback fraud that come with card payments."
Time to spend some Bitcoin for the purchase of some new games, even though there aren't many big upcoming titles planned for release very soon, there are many indie games that you can support. It will be interesting to see some statistics in a few weeks or months for how gamers around the world have used the new Bitcoin payment feature on Steam, meanwhile we welcome the adoption of BTC by Steam.


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Ligustrum Ovalfolium is native to Japan. This is a dwarf variegated form. Semi-evergreen and fully hardy. Probably the easiest and most forgiving species for bonsai cultivation available anywhere. Likes full sun or partial shade, loads of water and fertilizer and regular re-potting into a fairly close and moisture retentive soil. Train with wire at any time. Prune new shoots back to 3 leaves before the new growth begins to harden at the base. Attractive sprays of white flowers in late spring once mature.
This beautiful little privet is a dwarf variety imported from Japan over winter 2018/19.
11" tall above it's pot. 14" wide. 2" diameter nebari.
Planted in an unglazed stoneware bonsai pot.
The subject pictured is the EXACT plant we will send you. Appearance may vary depending upon the season.
In stock and available for delivery within two or three working days.
Price includes delivery to any U.K mainland address (except Highlands and Islands).
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Not available for shipping outside the European Union (ie: the USA). Importing plants without correct permissions can land you with a VERY big fine or prison time.
We do not provide cultural information for this tree other than the above (relevant to the UK climate only). Please ensure you have the skills and facilities to care for this plant in your location before you decide to purchase.
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Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel – Where The Ibiza Party Starts
The Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel is located on Playa d'en Bossa, and offers the perfect combination of the finest music, fun and luxury of Ibiza. This innovative concept of a musical hotel was made a reality in the summer of 2011, so that people could enjoy performances by the best DJs in the world and simultaneously make the most of a holiday experience that changed the island forever.
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Vacation Style Holiday TypeBeach
Activity Level Leisurely
The elegant and modern facilities, characterised by their special decor and Indonesian touches, are designed to surround you with the most select and luxurious VIP services, 24 hours a day. Delight in the most spectacular sea views from your luxury rooms and refresh yourselves on the terrace by taking a dip in the lake-shaped swimming pool.
Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel has become the top 5 star, themed hotel for adults, which hosts the most exclusive daytime electronic music parties which unite clubbers from all over the world. You can dance under the stars with direct access to the beach and the most famous Beach Club on the island.
This unique hotel in Ibiza offers incredible rooms such as the Pioneer Suite, where you can have fun with a latest generation mix table and sound equipment. You can also delight in the exquisite cuisine offered by the restaurants where authentic Mediterranean flavours, Japanese cuisine and natural meats join together to stimulate every taste-bud, thanks to the skills of some of the top, internationally renowned, chefs.
The Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel has two adjacent establishments: The Ushuaïa Club, if you are looking for the pure Ushuaïa experience and to make the most of the live parties, even from your room; and The Ushuaïa Tower, opened in 2013 for those searching for more exclusivity and intimacy whilst still maintaining the spirit of Ushuaïa.
* Hotel not recommended for under 18s. Adults only.
* Rooms equipped with air conditioning, large, flat-screen, satellite TV's, WIFI, iPod docks and chromotherapy.
* 24h room service and maxi-bar with all the top brands.
* Live shows: the best DJs in the world, latest generation DJ booths, go-go dancers, fashion shows.
* Suites with indoor jacuzzi.
* Swim-up rooms with direct access to the swimming pool.
* VIP cabins with exclusive service.
* 2 outdoor swimming pools, large Balinese-style beds, and bars in the swimming pool areas.
* Fully equipped Gym and Wellness Centre.
* Japanese restaurant with Teppanyaki tables and Zen Garden.
* Beach Club with Mediterranean cooking and direct access to the beach.
* Musical cocktail bar in the reception area.
* Professional recording studio.
With effect from July 1, 2016 a seasonal tourism fee will be imposed by the city and collected at the property. Children under 16 years of age will be exempt. This amount has been determined by the local administration and varies between 1EUR and 2EUR per person per night plus VAT depending on the type of hotel.
For further details, please contact Gavin Davies on 01978 350850
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Halloween cookies with cardamomFriday, October 31st, 2008
For the last years Halloween has become more and more popular to celebrate in Sweden. During the last week I've seen a lot of Halloween related merchandise and even ghost and pumpkin pastries in our local bakery. This year, my first in a house, we've carved a pumpkin and we've bought candies for the children that might come to trick or treat. I'm not so sure if anyone will pass by, but you never know.
I was very eager to try the new pumpkin shaped cookie cutter that I received in my blogging my mail parcel the other day, so I tried to find a good cut out cookie recipe. I decided to try a recipe from Allrecipes that I adjusted a bit, the biggest change was to add cardamom. The recipe is super simple and the cookies taste great; I believe it's one of the best cut out recipes that I've tried. I decorated stems with melted chocolate and I piped faces with icing that I made with orange food colouring, icing sugar and a tiny splash of water.
Cut out cookies
adapted from Allrecipes
1 1/2 cups butter, softened
2 cups vanilla infused sugar
4 eggs
5 cups flour
2 tsp baking powder
1.5 tsp ground cardamom
Beat butter and sugar with an electric beater until fluffy. Add the eggs, one at a time. Add flour, cardamom and baking powder. Combine. Cover dough and chill in the fridge for one hour.
Preheat oven to 200 degrees C. Roll out dough on floured surface, about 1 cm thick. Cut out cookies with a cookie cutter. Place cookies on baking sheet covered with parchment paper. Bake 6-10 minutes, make sure not to burn. Let cool before decorating.


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This fellow looks friendly enough in case he does notice you. And he'll be especially cheerful by the time he's got to the bottom of that giant pint...
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Is that the edge of the name "Dangerous Dan McGrew" I see there? Reminds me it's time for the annual Robert-Service-a-thon. Thanks!
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Oh wow, this is fantastic! It re minds me a bit of Wilhelm Busch (not the best sampling, but I can't find the post I was looking for ...)
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Isn't that Barry from Watford?
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I don't know how you get away with it. I've only got to glance at a stranger to find his/her eyes locking with mine.
Perhaps you wear those mirrored sun glasses...
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