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If I am reading this correctly, would the civil rights law of 1964 stand null and void? After all the federal government in intruding into a private contract of a legal establishment. This in turn causing racial and gender divide even greater, because now it is no longer based off of ability, but rather tax appeasement and bureaucracy.
I know the civil rights law is good, but I was reading it and it looked to me the government can punish you for not hiring minorities. I also read Ron Paul's vote agents the Civil Rights Act. here is the link
This made go back and re-read the constitution and look and see if it was legal for the government to enter into a private practice.
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I did do a couple of tweaks to this recipe. I am not a big tomato fan so I left the canned tomatos out and also left out the mushrooms. I added a half pound of ground beef as well as a whole onion. I layered the zucchini onions then tomato and beef sauce then some shredded cheese and repeat. It turned out really well. The next time I will try to roast the zucchini first so that some of the fluid is out of them so it doesn't thin out so much. All in all it was a hit!
I made this for a side dish but could have made it for the main course. It was amazing. My kids who hate zucchini and don't care for veggies absolutely loved it!!!
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Agent Daniel Espinoza has been captured. After going undercover for the FBI to track down and arrest the infamous Costa Rican drug lord Cazares. After his cover is blown and he is captured by the cartel. Cazares' Enforcers take the agent to Cazares' base of operations on Isla Nublar, the original Jurassic Park. Once there, Cazares explains that agent Espinoza will have twenty-four hours alone on the island before the cartel starts hunting him. They drop him off into the middle of the jungle, into a savage world where surviving dinosaurs now rule, and Espinoza now has to fight to stay alive.
Characters: Agent Espinoza, Cazares, Cartel, Tiburon, Female FBI Agent
Agent Espinoza awakes to find himself in a den with raptors and a young woman. Her name is Dr. White, and she used to work for InGen. She formed a special bond with the raptors in captivity. After Peter Ludlow tried to attack her and the raptors, they fled into the jungle of Isla Nublar. Prior to the events of Jurassic Park they have been living there ever since. Dr. White takes Espinoza to the Tyrannosaur of the island to be "judged" and when it does not kill him, Dr. White decides that he is worthy to live.
The cartel starts their hunt for the agent only to be attacked by White's raptors. Tiburon survives, captures Dr. White in a net, and then gets the agent in his sights…
Characters: Agent Espinoza, Cazares, Cartel, Tiburon, Dr. Frances White, Peter Ludlow
Agent Espinoza is being tracked by Tiburon, Cazares' right hand man. The agent comes upon an old hydroelectric plant and tries to take cover inside. He is attacked by a territorial group of Psittacoasaurs, which are nesting in the building. When Agent Espinoza exits, Tiburon is waiting for him. The two men battle it out and Tiburon is finally thrown over the side of a cliff.
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Rapid Rails - This is used for mounting Dell rack mount systems into server cabinets that are made by Dell. These use square holes and utilize Dells tool-less installation.
Dell has now created two more options for their rail kits. The Static and Sliding ReadyRails. Static rails are designed to only extend far enough to install or remove the system from the cabinet but not enough to access any top panels for service. The ReadyRails completely extend allowing full service access to the top of the Dell system without having to remove it from the cabinet.
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Senior linebacker Dominique Robertson and the Green Wave will look to give Tulane a 2-0 start for the first time since 2002 when they take on South Alabama on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
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NEW ORLEANS - One week after posting the largest margin of victory in a season-opening win in 60 years, the Tulane University football team will look to continue a hot start to the 2013 season when the Green Wave play host to South Alabama on Saturday, Sept. 7, in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Kickoff is slated for 2:30 p.m.
The ballgame will be the second in as many contests this season against first-time foes and Tulane will look for a similar outcome after earning a 34-7 win over Jackson State last Thursday. A win on Saturday against South Alabama would give the Green Wave their first 2-0 start since opening the 2002 campaign which saw Tulane finish 8-5 and win the inaugural ConAgra Foods Hawai'i Bowl.
"The game we play (each) week, with our team and how we are, has to be the biggest game in the world to us," second-year Tulane head football coach Curtis Johnson said. "That's one of the things we've talked about. If you want to turn this into something special, you've got to win the next one. Then, next week, we've got to win the next one. Then we've got to win the next one.
"Here's the deal: we've got to go out there and this team (South Alabama) is going to be fired up. As (New Orleans Saints head coach) Sean Payton would tell me all the time, the most desperate team usually wins. Well this team is going to be desperate. They're 0-1. What we've got to do is we have to match their intensity, come out and play our game and I think we'll be fine."
Saturday's game will be broadcast on the flagship station of Tulane Football, WMTI 106.1 FM "The Ticket", and live audio and video streaming will be available on the web at www.TulaneGreenWave.com to paid members of the All-Access Pass. Live stats are also available on the Internet courtesy of GameTracker, and the game will be televised via taped delay on WHNO TV 20 on Saturday at 6:30 p.m.
In the season opener against Jackson State, the Tulane offense rolled up 308 yards of total offense with 158 coming on the ground - the highest rushing total since 2011. Senior running back Orleans Darkwa led the way with 50 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries while junior fullback Rob Kelley had 41 yards on six carries.
Junior quarterback Nick Montana, who made his Tulane debut against the Tigers, completed 6-of-14 passes for 144 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Senior wideout Ryan Grant paced the squad with three receptions for 82 yards while junior Justyn Shackleford and redshirt-freshman Devon Breaux each pulled down scoring strikes.
As a unit, the Tulane defense had a sack among eight tackles for loss and forced six turnovers on the stretch of four interceptions and a pair of fumble recoveries. Sophomore safety Darion Monroe led the team with nine tackles (6 solo, 3 assists) while freshman cornerback Parry Nickerson was next with seven stops (5 solo, 2 assists).
Senior defensive lineman Julius Warmsley headlines the defense with two tackles for loss, including a sack, and joins Nickerson, sophomore defensive tackle Corey Redwine and senior linebacker Dominique Robertson atop the team listing with one forced fumble each. Seniors Kyle Davis and Jordan Sullen, sophomore Lorenzo Doss and freshman Jarrod Franklin share the team lead with one interception apiece.
South Alabama, meanwhile, comes to town 0-1 on the season after dropping a 22-21 decision to Southern Utah on Aug. 29 in Mobile, Ala. As a team, the Jaguars posted 335 yards of total offense (187 rushing, 148 passing). Jay Jones led the ground game with 92 yards on nine carries while both Shavarez Smith and Jereme Jones hauled in five passes for 52 and 26 yards, respectively.
Ross Metheny led the team's aerial attack, completing 12-of-17 passes for 112 yards and two touchdowns, but Brandon Bridge also saw action with 36 yards on 6-of-11 passing while running for 56 yards on seven carries.
"I know they've got the two guys who have been playing," Johnson said. "I think we kind of have to split the plays up of what they like to run. The kid who wears jersey No. 2 (Metheny), he's more of a drop-back. He's a thrower. He moves the team. But this No. 7 (Bridge) can spoil our day because he's a runner. He loves to run with the ball. When they're in the game, we just have to plan differently for each of those guys."
Linebacker Enrique Williams paces the South Alabama defense with 12 tackles (3 solo, 9 assists), including a sack to go with a forced fumble. Maleki Harris has 2.5 of the Jaguars' seven tackles for loss and Clifton Crews has two of the squad's five pass break-ups.
For tickets to Saturday's game, as well as future Green Wave events, contact the Tulane Athletics Ticket Office. The Ticket Office is located on the first floor of the Wilson Center on Ben Weiner Drive, and tickets can be purchased in person weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., over the phone at 504-861-WAVE (9283) or via the Internet at www.TulaneGreenWave.com.
Single-game tickets for the Tulane/South Alabama game will be available through the Superdome Box Office, located at Gate A Ground on Poydras Street, on game day. The Dome's box office will open at 12:30 p.m. and gates will open at 1:30 p.m.
WALKER TO BE FEATURED ON ESPN: Former Tulane football standout Devon Walker, who suffered a cervical spine injury last Sept. 8, will be featured on ESPN during the network's College GameDay show on Saturday. The inspiring story, featuring ESPN analyst Tom Rinaldi, will air at approximately 9:30 a.m. (CDT).


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Determining the risk of heart attack is not as simple as measuring cholesterol. A staggering fact shows that approximately 50% of people who have had heart attacks have reported "normal" cholesterol numbers. Since cholesterol cannot dissolve in the blood, it has to be transported to and from cells by carriers called lipoproteins. These lipoproteins are actually the culprits that can build up in a person's arteries and cause heart attacks. Research has revealed that it is the number of various lipoprotein particles present that contributes to heart disease, not how much cholesterol is present.
Dr. James Otvos, with the Department of Molecular and Structural Biochemistry of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), discovered that nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) could measure lipoprotein levels in blood plasma. NC State's Office of Technology Transfer (OTT) successfully pursued patent protection for applications of the NMR technology and worked with Dr. Otvos to determine a commercialization path for his groundbreaking work. With support from OTT and NC State's Technology Education and Commercialization (TEC) program administered by the College of Management, Dr. Otvos founded the company LipoMed in 1994 based on his innovative NMR technology and developed the first test to directly measure lipoprotein particles. In 1999 LipoScience, Inc. (formerly LipoMed) began to commercialize the NMR LipoProfile® screening test.
Numerous clinical studies (including a study performed by the Centers for Disease Control in 2002) have shown the NMR LipoProfile® test to be more effective than traditional cholesterol tests in predicting coronary heart disease risk. The ability to better predict heart disease risk is particularly important given its prevalence. The American Heart Association estimates that 80 million adults in the U.S. have heart disease, making it the #1 killer of Americans. In 2008, LipoScience, Inc. announced an agreement with Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings (LabCorp) to offer its proprietary NMR LipoProfile® test. LabCorp serves more than 220,000 physicians, government agencies, managed care organizations, hospitals, clinical labs, and pharmaceutical companies, providing a greatly expanded market for the diagnostic test. Over three million tests have been administered to date and North Carolinians have expanded access to the medical diagnostic product that The Wall Street Journal called a "promising screening test that could save lives."
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bluemoonman: In a challenge full of wonderful entries this was my favorite by a whisker,
A beautiful capture which makes we want to go & see Stourhead.
Thank you,Bluemoonman. It is definitely a place worth visiting: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/stourhead/?p=1356326586849
I absolutely agree with Ruth. A stunning image fitting perfectly to the challenge. Congratulations for a well-deserved win. Kivi
RuthC: Kivi, you have managed once again to achieve one of the top spots in this challenge. Stourhead is such a beautiful place, and you have chosen your subject well, to drive the potential puzzlers crazy with so many shades and textures of green! Congratulations! Ruth :-)
Thank you once again for you kind words, Ruth :)
Where are the gravestones?
RuthC: This picture tells a story with great impact. Congratulations on your well-deserved win!
I agree with Ruth. Really great image telling a story.
RuthC: This is beautiful, Kivi, and I think you would have scored higher if the sandbaggers hadn't been giving out .5's and 1's to many of the excellent entries. Not happy with them!
Ruth :-)
Thank you once again, Ruth. That's unfortunately a problem in many challenges, but difficult (if not impossible) to prevent. Kivi
PS. I wish I would have saved my "A Perfect Pair" image to this challenge instead putting it into 'Dainty Damselflies' :)
The Mick: Such a fine example! I believe this has to be my favorite of the competition. Best of luck!
Thank you, Mick
RuthC: This is a really beautiful, thought-provoking picture, with fantastic colour gradations! Wonderful depth and promise for the new day. I love it! Ruth
Taken at 3am on a mid-summer morning in Finland. Worth getting up early :)
Thank yoo, Ruth and Mick. This challenge got a huge amount really high quality images - as usual in Ruth's challenges - and I am really happy to have one of mine in the top 5.
TX Photo Doc: I've been trying to enter a photo since last night. When I click "enter" I receive this error message with an error code 404. When I googled it, it said it means "The requested page doesn't exist.
We encountered a connection problem when attempting to send your request dpreview.com galleries service. We apologise for the inconvenience. This issue could be caused by problems with internet connections. If you suspect that this is the case, please repeat you operation.
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Would you know anything about this?
Now the site works again.
Charles Baxter: Can't upload images
The whole site was expereing the same problem on Saturday 9th February
jefcar: The "Roman Bridge" over the River Goyt between New Mills and Marple Bridge is actually 17th century.
Thank you for the correction, Jefcar. Obviously I should have done some research about the history of the bridge before writing anything. However, old and unbelievably slim structure, although much younger than I thought.
Well deserved win. Absolutely wonderful concept and amazing shot. The one who gave this rating 1.0 should not be voting in these challenges...
yndesai: Holes in links could have been exploited better. Just a thought.
Thank you for your constructive comment. Your are absolutely right. Also the focusing plane could have been lin a better position.
slehner: Funny story, I posted a near exact shot but with about an inch of snow covering to the shaped by water challenge. GL.
We were there luckily in the summer. I would not like to drive some of the roads if they are icy...
sadwitch: Wow my first ever win! Thank you for hosting and all who have voted!
Congratulations. Well deserved. It is a great portrait. Probably not your last win :)
GrailSeeker69: wow!
It's absolutely amazing place. If you ever visit at Grand Canyon areas, you should include this into your schedule.
(unknown member): Wow, Kivi, you're on a rolll!
Quite a day, two wins. Never happened to me before. Thanks for all voters :)
tarakanchik: awesome shot.
Great shot. I am sure that the screen does not make full justice to it and would love to see the 40x60" print.


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Erie Canal bicycle ride promotes tourism
Posted July 13th, 2014 @ 9:11am by Bud Lowell
More than 500 bike riders set off on the Erie Canalway Trail from Buffalo this morning, on their way to Albany this week for the annual Cycling the Erie Canal Tour.
The group Parks & Trails New York organizes the ride each year to promote the canal, state parks and Upstate New York tourism. They'll stop in Medina for the night and come through Rochester Monday. There are cyclists from 35 states and several foreign countries as well.


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Creighton University may not have a graduate program in philosophy, but that did not deter Piotr Stankiewicz from leaving his native Poland to come to Nebraska to study with William O. Stephens, Ph.D., professor of philosophy and of classical and Near Eastern studies in Creightons College of Arts and Sciences.
Stankiewiczs research interests led the doctorate candidate at the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Warsaw to seek out Stephens, an internationally respected scholar of Stoicism. A scholarship from the Kosciuszko Foundation in Warsaw and a grant from the Polish Ministry of Science allowed Stankiewicz to live in Omaha and dissertate under Stephenss supervision from September to December in 2012. In 2013, Stankiewicz returned to Creighton from February to December to resume his collaboration with Stephens.
In his dissertation, Stankiewicz differentiates nine motifs for artistic creativity. He argues that some of these motifs harmonize with Stoic ideals while others do not. He gave talks on his research to Creightons philosophical community in November 2012 and December 2013 and his poetry was published by Creightons undergraduate literary journal Shadows. He also commented on Stephenss article Epictetus on Fearing Death: Bugbear and Open Door Policy to be published in the professional journal Ancient Philosophy.
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I rode a short loop outside of town four times back to back today so virtually the same conditions, same bike, etc. I have one segment on that loop which today was into the wind riding on a snow covered shoulder. I averaged 10.1, 10.5, 10.9 and 10.2 mph on that segment during the four times around the loop. Strava said my average power on that segment varied from 58 to 109 watts, but get this, my slowest time (10.1 mph) showed the highest wattage. Looking at the analysis I averaged 81 watts (which I can believe as this was a slow, recreational winter ride) but my peak was over 1,000 watts, three different times at three different points in the loop :twitchy: Strava also said that I had a max speed of 19 mph which I also know to be inaccurate as with the snowy road surface and my on bike computer I know that I didn't pass 15 mph even with the wind at my back.
I've noticed this before on other rides, but this is the first time I had four virtually identical passes on the exact same segment in such short order. I don't expect 100% accuracy but this makes me question any or all of the wattage estimates that I have gotten from Strava.


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(VIDEO) British Defense Ministry purchases unique rifle from the Israeli "Corner Shot" company, for use in urban and terror warfare. Rifle capable of shooting in an angle, around the corner, thus reducing risk to user
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Published: 03.14.06, 08:06 / Israel Business
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VIDEO - A unique weapon developed by an Israeli company enjoys worldwide success.
On Sunday, the British Defense Ministry announced that British soldiers will be equipped with a brand new firearm called "Corner Shot." The firearm, an Israeli invention, was described by the Daily Mirror newspaper as "a deadly device taken from James Bond's films."
The unique firearm was developed by the Israeli company Corner Shot from Yahud. It is designated for use in urban warfare and for anti-terror warfare, allows shooting behind cover, and therefore reduces the risk of the solider.
The British Defense Ministry acknowledged that the firearm is appropriate for the streets in Iraq and that it proved to be very practical. In March of last year the Daily Express newspaper revealed that the Defense Ministry was testing the Israeli-made firearm.
The British Minister of Defense John Reid told the newspaper that the infantry divisions need more than a simple weapon to succeed in their missions, adding urban warfare technology is gaining speed nowadays more then ever, from protective gear to evolving technology.
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Corner Shot Company was established in 2002 in partnership with American investors. It has 25 employees and develops other types of unique firearms to answer urban warfare and anti-terror warfare needs. The company also has an office in Miami, Florida.
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Sacred Heart Church in Wichita Falls to celebrate 125 years of faith, service
By Jenara Kocks-Burgess
North Texas Catholic
May 17, 2016
WICHITA FALLS — Sacred Heart Church is celebrating 125 years of faith, decades of hope, and families of love with many events throughout 2016, but their biggest event will be on the Feast of the Sacred Heart.
House OKs bill granting more ways to protect religious freedom worldwide
By CNS Staff
Catholic News Service
May 19, 2016
WASHINGTON (CNS) — The U.S. House May 16 unanimously passed the Frank Wolf International Religious Freedom Act, giving the Obama administration and the U.S. State Department new resources to combat what the bill's bipartisan supporters say is "a worldwide escalation" of Christian persecution and anti-Semitism.
Superintendent Pelletier looks back on year filled with success, tragedy
By Joan Kurkowski-Gillen
North Texas Catholic
May 17, 2016
FORT WORTH — Perhaps the opening words of the Charles Dickens classic "A Tale of Two Cities" best describes Jennifer Pelletier's first year as school superintendent in the Diocese of Fort Worth: It was the best of times and the worst of times. "It's been a year packed with ups and downs," admits Pelletier who found inspiration in trying moments.
Church can do more to welcome Catholics with disabilities, expert says
By Joan Kurkowski-Gillen
North Texas Catholic
May 14, 2016
FORT WORTH — Using a matter-of-fact, no nonsense approach that makes the educator an engaging speaker, Sister Johanna Paruch, FSGM, Ph.D., told the audience exactly what they could expect from her workshop on catechesis for people with special needs. "What I really want to do with you today is to adjust attitudes," she said.
This Saint Bernard just met Pope Francis
By Elise Harris
Catholic News Agency
May 19, 2016
VATICAN CITY (CNA/EWTN News) — While Pope Francis might have chastised animal-lovers who treat their pets better than people in last week's general audience, that didn't stop him from giving a good pat on the head to Magnum — the Saint Bernard with VIP access to Wednesday's audience. Magnum is quite literally a "Great Saint Bernard."
Bishop of Tulsa, Oklahoma, retires; pope names Texas priest successor
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May 16, 2016
WASHINGTON (CNS) — Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Bishop Edward J. Slattery of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and named as his successor Father David Konderla, a priest of the Diocese of Austin, Texas. The appointment was announced in Washington May 13.
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May 18, 2016
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — How Christians treat the poor is the clearest demonstration of their relationship with God, Pope Francis insisted. "To ignore the poor is to despise God! And we must learn this well: To ignore the poor is to despise God!" the pope said May 18.


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"Tangle With Your Mind", the new video from STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/ex-VELVET REVOLVER singer Scott Weiland, can be viewed below."I had watched this movie called 'The Science of Sleep' about a year ago and I fell in love with the film," Weiland told Spinner.com. "I thought it was such a cool and interesting approach and I wanted to use that in a video sometime." Weiland also had the idea that he wanted to reach out to film students and see if he could give someone a big break. So when relative newcomer Dennis Roberts came up with a treatment that was surprisingly close to what Weiland had already envisioned, he got the go-ahead. "I was really impressed," Weiland told Spinner.com. "I've worked with huge video directors and [Roberts] and his crew were just as professional as anyone I've ever worked with." "Tangle With Your Mind" comes off Weiland's second solo album, "Happy In Galoshes", which was released in November 2008 via Weiland's label Softdrive Records and distributed by New West Records/ RED/Sony. The CD, produced by Scott Weiland and Doug Grean (VELVET REVOLVER, SHERYL CROW, CRYSTAL METHOD), with select tracks recorded by Steve Albini, features a collection of songs that bring a revitalizing sound to Weiland's highly praised and unique musical style. The album also features several guest appearances including Adrian Young, Tony Kanal and Tom Dumont of NO DOUBT, who, along with Grean and Weiland, penned "Paralysis", which features Young on drums. "She's so Cold" was co-written by Gary Beers from INXS. "Happy In Galoshes" sold 10,500 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 96 on The Billboard 200 chart.
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ive done my first bicycle tour and it was amazing.
i began in florence, italy on may 10th; after spending two weeks with my cousin, getting over jet lag.
From there it was an incredible ride south to sienna, east to cecina, northwest to pisa, and northeast up the italian coast, including the formidable cinqua terra.
From the French border, it was on to Nice, and then north on the Napolean route before turning west through Le Gorge Verdon, southwest to Aix-en-Provence, further west to Arles, down through the Camargue marshland, Nimes, a wide arc through the hills of Languedoc, Carcassonne, back east to the coast and down into Spain.
Through the spanish pyrennees. Figueres and Pamplona at both ends with not much but incredible cycling in between.
Back into France, it was to the coast then back in to Bordeaux, north north north, untill my bike sufferred a broken hub, at which point i walked it from one town to the next (only 8 kilometers) for a new wheel. i continued to Dieppe where i took a ferry to England.
From the port town I took a train, yes, a train, to London. I slept for two weeks on my friends' couch. In the few hours that i was awake, aside from goofing off and going to rock shows, i braved cycling around london. It's very dangerous.
I took a ferry to Cuxhaven and continued down the Elbe to Hamburg, Berlin, Leipzig, and further southeast to Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic.
I rode then to Prague and stayed there for a few weeks, before coming back to Austin.
Forgive how dry this post is. it was alot of travel to just sum up. Just know, long bike tours are phenomenal. Riding untill dark, camping in the wild, getting by on crap french, getting a standing ovation at the end of Gorge Verdon by a bunch of Dutch tourists, drinking cheap wine through the camargue, being invited into the home of a couple who fixed my bike when it decided to up and fall to pieces in Italian rush hour, riding through a cloud in the eastern pyrenees, so many fantastic things.
thanks for letting me rattle all that off to you.


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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Tutorial: Making Basil Pesto
One of my favourite sauces in the world is pesto. It is a raw sauce made in a food processor that is absolutely packed with flavour. Easy and delicious, an absolute must-know-how-to-make dish especially in the summertime.
Looking back through my blog recently, I was surprised that I had not gone over the classic basil pesto (although you can find my sundried tomato pesto here). I do not have a recipe for basil pesto but if you are looking for a good one, check out Tyler's. It's awesome! This post is more about technique and foodie intuition.
As you know, I am really trying to stretch a buck these days so when I saw a container of basil on sale for 50% off I bought it. I had to discard some of the leaves but as you can see...
... Many of the leaves were extremely healthy. I adore basil with its woodsy minty scent! What a joy. I tried growing basil but a few plants do not last long when you like pesto as much as I do so I prefer to buy it from my store. All this was only around $1.
The components that go into making pesto are not cheap. You need fresh Parmesan which luckily I had bought in a huge chunk on sale and then divided into wedges and keep in my freezer. When you do that it gets very, very crumbly. Perfect for pesto.
Also, most people add pine nuts but that is so cost prohibitive. Not just for me! I looked at a store-bought version and they used almonds instead so that is what I did. I toasted some on the stove and threw them in. I also grated in two big cloves of garlic and added some salt and pepper. Then I drizzled in a a few tablespoons of olive oil and started processing the sauce.
It was a little thin so I boosted it with some more nuts and cheese for volume.
You want the pesto to be thick but still a tad fluid. If you want to use it later, add extra oil in the top to preserve the sauce.
Because I used what I had on hand, this two-serving sauce cost me, essentially, just over $1.
I cooked up some spaghettini, sauteed mushrooms and roasted a chicken breast. I sliced up the chicken and tossed everything in the pesto. This is one of the tastiest lunches you can make and I love it when I get to eat so well for so little.
It has taken me a long time to be able to move beyond a recipe and cook more intuitively but once you do, you can take one ingredient on sale and make yourself something special for very little money. Not only is cooking your own food good for your body, it is extremely good for your wallet!
More than anything, food like this is good for your spirit.
7 comments:
- Debra She Who Seeks said...
Looks good!
- July 20, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- Emily Malloy said...
This looks perfect!
- July 20, 2011 at 10:00 AM
- lindsey said...
Yum! I didn't know you could use almonds. I'll definitely be giving this a try soon! I ordered a manual food processor from Pampered Chef that, I swear, works better than my electric one. Sounds like a good experiment to me. Thanks for this tasty idea!
- July 20, 2011 at 10:12 AM
- AvaDJ said...
Wow, I can smell it from here it's so fresh. I love pesto but you're right about those pine nuts, super big bucks for them, I never buy them. Almonds sound amazing though, going to have to try that.
- July 20, 2011 at 11:13 AM
- Tammy said...
Pesto is one of my favorites (and thankfully my husband likes it too!) We saw someone on the Food Network recently make it using cashews - which I'll try next time! Yummy!
- July 20, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Andreea said...
That looks absolutely amazing and basil is probably one of my fav herbs. Thanks Suzie for another great recipe! I always learn something new from your blog.
- July 20, 2011 at 7:49 PM
- cookingvarieties said...
hi suzie, waoooooooow , this is definitely one of the best site to learn cooking and excel in culinary.
i sure love the beautiful and crisp looking images shown here. you have done a great job and deserve the compliments
mine is a foodie too, would be great to read a comment from you also. have a nice day
- July 21, 2011 at 3:48 AM


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It is important for coaches, particularly of young children, to understand the different phases of development and how they can affect sports performance. Coaches need to consider not only the players' physical needs but also their social, emotional and cognitive needs.
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If you thought that Belgium is only a chocolate haven, well there is reason for you to cheer as its also the largest manufacturer of beer.
With the largest number of Beer bars, this country is home to the world's biggest brewer, Anheuser-Busch (AB) InBev. This company is based in half hour by train from Brussels, churns out one in five of every beer sold around the world. Across the road from head office, the ultra-modern Stella Artois brewery pumps out one of the firm's best-known international brands.
Belgium tops the list for the widest range of beers while producing 1,131 different types of beer.
Every single brand of beer in Belgium has its own unique glass. With over 600 individual beers from 180 breweries. That's a lot of glassware for a country with half the population of Mumbai.
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Soldiers from across Fort Carson ride horses as part of a Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers event at Estes Park, Oct 14, 2012. Soldiers signed up for the event through their BOSS representatives and received the opportunity relax and meet other soldiers. Soldiers throughout Fort Carson have the opportunity to participate in a program tailored specifically for the needs of single Soldiers, geographical bachelors, and single parents, Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Nathan Thome, 4th Infantry Division PAO)
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