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I prefer making my own kaya at home rather than buying one from the store. You may ask why?? Well,I remember years ago, I bought a tub of kaya from the store.The taste of kaya doesn't taste like they added coconut milk nor eggs ,so I can said it's tasteless but the color really look great with shinny brownish.Not to said it's pricey and I believed they may add some preservative too.Trust me making your own kaya doesn't required skill or excessive money.All you needed is just 3 ingredients and time.If you're too lazy to whisk while steaming for 2 hours ,you can use rice cooker or slow cooker to make it although I never try it before but heard from friends it's taste just the same.I love my kaya spread on a piece of toast and butter.It's really taste heavenly delicious and priceless!!
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3:Continue to whisk the mixer until the texture turn gooey and thick. and the color turn light yellow to light greenish.It's take about 2 hours.Add water to the bottom pot if needed.
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Librarians and researchers have come together to protest high prices for journals at the website, \"Create Change\" at: The ARL
CREATE CHANGE is sponsored by the Association of Research libraries, the Association of College and Research Libraries (a division of the American Library Association), and SPARC (the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition). Funding for this project has been provided by the three organizations and the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation. While journal publishers claim the high prices reflect higher costs, the librarians claim the publishers have increased their prices to protect their profits. The site includes a list of the 100 highest priced journals, including the $16,000.00 a year subscription to Brain Research and several $3,000.00 per year physics journals. At one point they say: \" For example, while world production of published scholarly research has doubled since 1986, the average North American research library\'s journal subscriptions have actually declined by 6.5%. Monographic acquisitions have declined by 26%, and other kinds of acquisitions have tumbled as well. Smaller university and college libraries have experienced similar declines... A system that has served scholars well for decades is now crumbling...\" The Create Change site includes generic letters on how to resign from editorial boards, refusing to review papers, or simply protesting the high prices of journals today.


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When in the field operating power equipment, there are a number of potential problems. Reducing downtime for the equipment is important in maintaining your profit margin, or for accomplishing the tasks on your long list. Equipment with wheels has its own set of problems. Use these tips to keep the equipment rolling.
No discussion of fixing flats in the field can progress without some reminders on preventing flats in the first place. Don't take equipment out without including a check of the tires and the inflation pressure. This involves more than a look at all four tires to see if they have air. Know the proper inflation pressure, then get out the tire gauge. This check needs to be performed while the tires are cold or haven't been driven within the past 3 hours. Inspect the tires for cracks, thorns, rocks or nails and repair before taking off.
Stock your vehicle with any equipment and supplies you might need while out on the job. This list includes tire gauge, auger (for cleaning out the puncture and inserting plug), plenty of volcanized rubber plugs and accompanying cement, paper towels (for drying area) and a source for air. The air can be supplied from CO2 canisters (you will need three to five) or from a mini air compressor, which operates off a 12-volt battery source, similar to a car cell phone charger. Having a spare tire with you would be ideal, but may be difficult, especially if your crew is operating several different types of mowers.
Investigate the use of preventive tire sealants. The Missouri Department of Transportation performed a study comparing two mowers used for roadside maintenance, complete with Flat Free Tire Sealant, to their other roadside mowers. During the course of one mowing season, they experienced two flats on one of the mowers and zero on the other. The typical record for their mowers is 10 or more flats per season. Of the two flats with the preventive sealant, one flat was caused by running up against the end of a culvert pipe and the other was a slow leak that had no further problems after airing up. Talk with other professionals to hear of their experiences.
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Naomi Watts relives Thailand tsunami in The Impossible
As Naomi Watts takes her seat in a hotel suite in Beverly Hills, Calif., she's the picture of poise.
Her calm exterior is in sharp contrast to her role as a desperate mother and wife coping with 2004's Indian Ocean tsunami catastrophe in The Impossible, which opens Dec. 21.
The Juan Antonio Bayona movie received acclaim at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, with predictions of Oscar nominations for Watts and Ewan McGregor, who plays the husband and dad.
But Watts insisted that she was more concerned about how the drama would be perceived.
"When I first heard about the idea of making a movie about the tsunami, it didn't sound right," she said. "How do you do it without it becoming spectacular and that feels so wrong? So many lives were lost.
"When I found it was (Bayona) directing, I thought, 'Well this is a proper filmmaker.'"
Based on a true story, The Impossible follows the agonizing exploits of a family of five vacationing at a Thailand coastal resort when the wave hits full force, separating them and sparking an excruciating search after the deluge.
Spanish director Bayona, who helmed The Orphanage, said that Watts was the only actor he considered for the main role.
"Naomi is really good at getting to the dark places and the tragedy," he said, referencing her Academy Award-nominated part in 21 Grams.
Still, Watts continued to be concerned about exploiting the disaster just before the filming began.
Bayona and screenwriter Sergio G. Sánchez assured her that the movie has a broader theme. "It really is meant to be a survival story about the loss of innocence from different points of view," said Sanchez.
Finally, the 44-year-old agreed to join the cast and headed to Thailand where Bayona had set up shop at the actual resort and hospital where the events took place.
He even had the Spanish mother and wife, Maria Belon, speak with Watts about her ordeal. At the filmmaker's request, she also wrote long letters to Bayona and Sanchez describing her experience. (Bayona's film team became interested in the story after hearing Belon talk about it on a Spanish radio program.)
"I didn't have to worry about the walk and talk and the look of Maria because nobody knows her, and so I really got to invent that part," said Watts.
"The power of what she went through is so big, though, you realize her piece of the story is just a tiny piece of this massive epic story. It put a pressure of a different kind on me. We all wanted to tell it with as much honesty as possible."
For Watts, that meant enduring more than a month working in water tanks simulating Belon's near-death drowning when the wave hit.
"It was incredibly strenuous and I had a horrific cough that I couldn't get rid of," recalled Watts. "If you're in the water, you're not going to get rid of a cough, and that went on."
Worse, she had a near-death experience of her own.
"There was one day that went particularly bad with a technical issue when I was under the water, and I couldn't get out, and I had already reached my limit with holding my breath," said Watts, who was quickly retrieved by safety divers near her.
Watts was never in danger "but that gave me a tiny, tiny glimpse of what that might be like, and the panic you feel."
The rest of the shoot was incident-free but gruelling. "It did require a lot of stamina," she said.
By her character's side for many of the sequences is her son, who is portrayed by London actor and dancer Tom Holland, just coming off playing the lead in Billy Elliot the Musical.
"It was easy for Tom, but he is a trained athlete, and a proper acrobat, and he was also 14 at the time," Watts said, smiling. "I remember after I finished King Kong, I made a promise never to do an action movie of any kind again: Famous last words. It's like childbirth, isn't it? You forget, end up going through the same experience."
Speaking of family, there's no question her own informed her portrayal. She's mother to Sasha, 5, and Samuel, 4, and wife to actor Liev Schreiber. "You try anything just to get to the right pitch. There's no question my reality became part of what I used."
Perhaps, the biggest impact on her was the relationship she enjoyed with Belon.
"I don't like to throw around that term too easily, but there's no question Maria has left a massively profound effect on my life," said Watts. "She's inspired me and reminded me that you live in the moment."
The answer she gave a little later, describing what's next for her, isn't surprising.
"My next project," Watts said, "is to stay at home."


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ROWBEARTOE wrote:I'm looking for another paint program other than Degas Elite on my Atari St that can use the entire screen as a brush and paint with it- not just stipple, but pixel by pixel. I love the feature of taking an entire image and drawing a line accross the screen then watch it draw. Degas Elite oddly enough takes advantage of the Blitter even though it was made a year before the Mega STs were available. I'm doing this to compare to the Amiga and it's Deluxe paint 2. At 320x200 the Amiga seems a few seconds faster when drawing across the enitre screen (10 seconds versus 13 (99 seconds without ST blitter)), but at 640x200 the St was MUCH faster. So I just want another program that would hopefully be faster than 10 seconds. Neochrome looks like it would be much faster, only it doesn't let you use the screen as a brush but it sure does move the picture around faster than Degas Elite.
Thanks for your help. =)
ROWBEARTOE wrote:Hardware is always at the mercy of software- paint programs can be good or bad, but truth is the ST blitter really increased the speed of programs like Neochrome and Degas Elite- Over 7 times faster with Degas Elite as a matter of fact. Since Degas Elite was writen b4 the Blitter, I'm just curious if a paint program really used it! The Amiga paint programs always could use their Blitter since they were always standard. =(
Thanks for you help.
ROWBEARTOE wrote:I'm not an Amiga fellow- my only respect I have for Amiga is that in many ways it's the evolution of my beloved 8-Bit Atari love. I love Atari! Just recently bought an Amiga 500 to compare the two on a paper I'm doing. I wanted to benchmark the two systems with some paint programs. I grew up with the 2600, then 600Xl, 800xl, 130XE, 520ST, Mega ST4, and then the Jaguar. I was a comptuer salesman during the Atari ST, Amiga, and IBM AT clones (1988-1990).
Thanks for your help in the programs, I'll check them out. I just downloaded the Deluxe Paint Demo, I think it might do what I'm looking for?
christos wrote:Ahle2 makes an interesting "mistake" in the comments. A. stating that SOTB is the only ST game with "true" parallax scrolling and B. thinking that SOTB is pushing the ST hardware. For A. he seems to be forgetting enchanted land for some reasons (10 layers of parallax scrolling and 1vbl) and for B. he doesn't have a clue of how inefficient the code in the ST version of SOTB is. Some crackers can verify that claim (there is an interesting story of how one can increase the game speed by 15% changing one small thing). SOTB is the worse example for game comparison. I feel that psygnosis created it in such a way on the ST in order to prove a point and . OTOH it is an extremely awful game and tbh I prefer playing the main menu of dark side of the spoon than that.
ROWBEARTOE wrote:Never mind- I'll just stick to what I have. The more I thought about it, the better it is to just compare those two paint programs- they both were 2nd generation and both from the same year (1986). Without the Blitter the Amiga was much faster, but with the ST Blitter, Degas Elite was on average 2 to 3 times faster than the Amiga in just about everything- vertical or horizontal scroll in 320x200 was about the only thing Amiga with Deluxe Paint matched.
I would still like a paint program that was made after the release of the ST blitter (1987) that took advantage of it. =) But for now, I'm going to get back to my project when time is available.
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The purpose of Urban Empire is to bring together amazing, innovative, and refreshing Urban Artists from all over the world; young, old, and all in-between. Not just to unite, but also to inspire and motivate through true exploration of artistic expression. Urban Empire creates cutting edge Urban apparel. The new generation of Urban artists(Skaters, dancers, street ballers, Dj's, MC's,graf artists, ect.) has arrived." Be Inspired"- Urban Empire. We requested designs for our LIL BIGZ line which is still on going and loved almost every design - so decided to get submissions for our Urban Empire Line. We all love what we do and have so much fun in our lives. In our company - we are all living our dreams!!!
Urban Artists- young and old - especially hip hop community and skaters. Also to inspire and emotionally involve Artists.
The design of this shirt is to inspire. It will be in the series of t shirts under the Urban Empire Brand. The URBAN EMPIRE logo can be incorporated into the design - but does not have to be. We also use "WE RULE" but also does not have to be used.
In addition - we have t shirts and hip hop pants on our website that you can view: http://www.weruletheempire.com
The t-shirt designs are very simple on our website - we want something much more Graphic and Artistic.
The color scheme is completely up to you. Maybe a two or three color print with a funky t-shirt design which may include the URBAN EMPIRE logo (attached to this project) or a custom variation of it which you can create.
The color scheme is completely up to you.
Keep in mind dancers like to wear trendy clothes which help them stand out from the crowd and make them look cool.
Really liked the submissions for Surf Store's T-shirt designs and the designes submitted to the Urban Empire Lil Bigz T-shirt designs - especially like 1, 2, 4, 6, 7,11.
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Goldman Sachs paid $550 million in July to settle fraud charges filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission relating to the 2007 sale of a mortgage-linked investment called Abacus. The company said it made a "mistake" by failing to inform clients in the 2007 deal that it allowed a hedge fund betting against the investment to help put together the deal.
Here's is what the privileged HNW clients get to pay in order to buy the Facebook shares from Goldman with a retail brokerage price markup as opposed from the actual secondary market sites that have popped up...
To get a stake in Facebook, Goldman Sachs clients are required to make a minimum investment of $2 million by Jan. 7 in what's described as limited partnerships based in the Cayman Islands and Delaware. Goldman Sachs is charging 0.5 percent of any capital committed to the partnership as an "expense reserve" as well as a 4 percent placement fee and 5 percent of any gains, according to the document.
Facebook has more than 600 million monthly active users, of whom more than 230 million access the site on mobile devices, the document shows. Statistics available on Facebook's website indicate it has more than 500 million monthly active users and more than 200 million access from mobile devices.
A letter addressed to "potential investor" that introduces the Facebook investment profile ends with a two- sentence paragraph. The first asks potential investors to contact a Goldman Sachs representative for further information. The second says:
"Do not contact Facebook."
Is it me, or is this deal expensive as hell? We are not even taking into consideration the markup on the shares that Goldman is guaranteed to make, which will probably trump all of the numbers above. For those who don't agree with my assertion that this is a RIPOFF tad bit costly, let's plug said numbers into the online private equity model that I made available to subscribers in my last posting on this topic.
Basically, 'nuff said. If you don't get it by now, you actually deserve to be one of those special Goldman clients that get access to this very special fund to pay all of those very special fees. Again, this is not hate on Goldman. More power to them for juicing the marketing machine for all its worth. Goldman is the Apple of the investing world. I'm sure if I worked for Goldman I would be doing the same thing. The fact of the matter is that I don't work for Goldman and I'm sure I can structure said investments in Facebook at those volumes for a whole lot less., as can many other institutions.
Don't get me wrong. I don't necessarily think these investments will crash and burn for the investor (LPs). Its really all a matter of pricing, valuation and timing. It does appear evident that the LPs will inevitably be trading against Goldman, though. You had better be ready and prepared, and you won't have that management fee and markup to cushion your fall like Goldman will. As a matter of fact, you will be the one paying it.
Next up (on this topic), I will post another live online spreadsheet model and opinion/analysis that gives an illustration of prospective Facebook private equity valuations in anticipation of an IPO. I know I said I would do it yesterday, but a glitch came up in the forensic evaluation of a high leverage short candidate and 3 prospective yet lesser known long candidates - all of which have set the team back a few days. I am also working on a massive update to our European contagion model. That is a lot of work for the blog, when I could be hyping Facebook shares without full disclosure and registration to an unsuspecting public at outrageous markups/fees who may have more money to burn than spreadsheets to utilize, all with the intent of shorting the hell out of hedging positions at the very top of the hype marketing campaign, right? Okay, I'll stop - seriously!
Kudos to the Goldman team that put this together. It will be a blockbuster deal if it passes muster with the SEC. I actually think this is an ingenious and potentially very profitable set up.


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John Bolton started his career as a comic artist with 'House of Hammer/Halls of Horror' in the late seventies. He worked for Marvel UK, and in 1981, he created a story for the American publication 'Bizarre Adventures', which resulted in more work overseas, including 'Marada the She Wolf' for the magazine Epic Illustrated. Bolton applied his "full painted" graphic style to several titles during the eighties, such as 'Pathways to Fantasy', 'Alien Worlds', 'Twisted Tales', 'Alien Encounters', 'Tales of Terror' and 'Tapping the Vein'. In the nineties, he created 'Orbit', 'Clive Barker's The Yattering' and 'Jack'.
He is also a popular cover artist for series such as 'The Vampire Lestate', 'Aliens', 'Army of Darkness' (Dark Horse) and 'Man-Bat'. 'Gifts of the Night' was published by DC Comics in 1999. Among his later credits are 'Fables: 1001 Nights of Snowfall' and 'God Save the Queen'. He made illustrations for various card and roleplaying games like 'Magic the Gathering' and 'Vampire'.


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I've been toying with a patch for moc that supposedly — and I have to say supposedly — adds a graphic equalizer to mocp. It's not exactly anything critical, but I was poking around the guts of the Internet a few days ago, and realized there was nothing like an equalizer at the console.
alsamixer is not an equalizer, for my money. And aside from application-dependent equalizers that run against X, or a half-decade-old GTK1.2 equalizer, I seem to have found another hole in the software landscape.
Which is why I was moderately enthused at finding that page. But I haven't actually seen screenshots of it, and I haven't gotten the patch to properly splice with the source code yet. So I might be chasing after a months-old page with no hope of success.
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This is not a pop culture website but some of the greatest Hollywood moments are when movies and cars overlap. In this instance the upcoming Ford v. Ferrari film tells one of the greatest stories in the history of motorsport which is when Ford gave Ferrari all they could handle and then some at the 1966 24 Hours of Lemans. ...
Major problems at CFI Designs? $60k twin turbo Lamborghini scam, driving customer cars, not delivering builds, etc.Published on 05-31-2019 06:08 PM
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Wiseco pistons posted a great article explaining the purpose and function of the second piston ring. Many engine builders and engineers read this site and already know these details but for the rest of us who aren't experts there is some great technical piston and ring info in the article below. ...Published on 05-15-2019 06:12 PM
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OK, I made it up to level 10 and had a pretty good score. There are total of 12 levels for those good enough. This test gets hard and speed counts!
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General Motors, the nation's largest automaker, should stop receiving bailout money and declare bankruptcy, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and another top GOP leader said Sunday.
McCain and House Republican leader John Boehner said on "Fox News Sunday" that the car company could emerge stronger than ever if it hands its keys to the bankruptcy court rather than soaking up government cash.
"I think the best thing that could probably happen to General Motors, in my view, is they go into Chapter 11," Fox News reported McCain said on the program. "They reorganize, they renegotiate ... the union-management contracts and come out of it a stronger, better, leaner more competitive automotive industry."
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McCain and Boehner both said that the Obama administration made a mistake in letting GM fail, and that future bailout funds should be doled out with more discretion and careful consideration of long-term consequences.
Obama's auto advisory committee will travel to Detroit Monday to meet with bigwigs from GM and Chrysler, which has received $4 billion in bailout money. The two companies have until the end of the month to show that they can reduce debt and could use the potential federal funding to yank themselves out of financial ruin.
General Motors has received $13 billion in taxpayer funding so far, and GM officials have said they'll need another $30 billion to fully save the company. The automaker lost $31 billion in 2008 and continues to plummet -- its stock lost a dismal 32 percent of its worth last Friday alone.
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"And when they ask us what we're doing, you can say, We're remembering...." (Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451)
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
(Scooby snacks to anyone who figures out which 1970s movie the above is referring to.)
Marcia McCabe made her daytime debut on Search for Tomorrow in 1978 and stayed with the series until its cancellation in 1986.
As intrepid reporter Sunny Adamson, she lost the love of her life to the woman who'd secretly given birth to his child (a pre-DOOL Patsy Pease), as well as, in 1984, suffered through a horrific rape by a co-worker which, in a break from soap tradition, graphically took place in one entire episode, with no intrusions from other storylines and minimal commercial interruptions.
In the SFT episodes currently airing on the AOL/PGP Classic Soaps Channel, Sunny is scheming with bad guy Lloyd to keep Lloyd's wife, Liza, away from Hogan, the man Liza truly loves -- and Sunny wants. Check them out here!
Also on SFT, Ms. McCabe met fellow actor Christopher Goutman, who played Marc from 1978 to 1979. They were married in 1985.
After SFT, McCabe went on to play Alicia on OLTL, where she was peripherally involved in the infamous Eterna story (an underground city with huge television monitors just below Llanview!), but her biggest story actually played out after Alicia passed away. Gabrielle (a pre-Guiding Light Fiona Hutchison) switched Alicia's dead newborn with that of Brenda's, hoping to save Alicia's husband, Michael (a pre-GL Dennis Parlato), the agony of losing both his wife and his son (and wanting Michael for herself -- but that's another story for another time).
Finally, McCabe guested on Another World for several episodes in 1995 when she played Bunny Eberhardt, a loan shark and hit-woman hired to off Jake (Tom Eplin). Jake appeared to die in a car crash, but he was really suffering from amnesia -- and thought his name was Bunny Eberhardt! (To watch Jake back when he knew his name was Jake, check out AW on Hulu.com, here.)
On Monday December 8, after a nearly 13 year break, Marcia McCabe returns to daytime to be directed by her husband, now ATWT's Executive Producer, in the role of Carolyn, Brian's ex-wife.
Brian (Laurence Lau) recently married Lucinda (Elizabeth Hubbard). He also recently kissed his new step-grandson, Luke (Van Hansis).
Luke, naturally, is a bit confused by this development, and so he seeks out Carolyn for some answers.
Will Carolyn give Luke what he needs, or will she just leave him more confused then ever?
Tune into As The World Turns next week to find out!
8 comments:
- Unknown said...
Thanks for the preview photos! I'm really looking forward to this conversation so we can get a better understanding of Brian.
- Mark said...
Thanks for the Luke/Carolyn spoiler pics.
- Unknown said...
"McCabe and Mrs. Miller", starring Warren Beatty and Julie Christie. (Showing my age, LOL.)
- Alina Adams said...
Bravo, Valeria!
Your prize (should you choose to accept it), is you get to request the spoiler picture of your choice, and I will do my best to show it to you in a subsequent post.
Just let us know what you'd like a sneak peek at!
- bardougle said...
Boy! Do I remember Sunny Adamson! SFT--when soaps were great! Brings back some wonderful--and no so wonderful--memories. Joann, Stu, Patty...big sigh!
- Breath Work said...
Hi Marcia,
It's Lee Clarke Byrd - I taught you to ride in Wallingford. Would love to hear from you. Find me on Facebook.
- Sarah Saad said...
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AMI Urges Opposition to Potential Amendments Increasing Ethanol BlendsTuesday, July 27, 2010
(American Meat Institute)
AMI joined more than 35 diverse stakeholders in urging Senate leaders to oppose any amendment to the upcoming Senate energy bill that would authorize the introduction into commerce of ethanol blends higher than 10 percent (so-called mid-level ethanol blends) for use in conventional gasoline powered engines.
"Such an amendment would short-circuit existing two-year joint Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Department of Energy and industry research projects designed to insure that mid-level ethanol blends do not harm gasoline-powered engines, defeat emissions control devices, pose safety risks to consumers, or increase emissions from these engines. Sound science, environmental protection and consumer safety – not politics – must guide this important decision," states the letter sent to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Section 211(f) of the Clean Air Act mandates a detailed scientific review before new fuels, additives, or fuel blends are introduced into commerce. EPA is in the midst of carrying out this review, including soliciting public comment from all stakeholders on the introduction of mid-level ethanol blends.
"This review must be allowed to continue and must not be pre-empted by Congress. We collectively urge you to reject any attempt to attach a mid-level ethanol authorization amendment during the Senate's consideration of energy legislation in the coming weeks and months. Such an amendment would be bad for consumers, bad for safety, bad for the environment, and, by placing politics over sound science, bad public policy," the letter concludes.
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Hesdin is a market town in the Pas de Calais region of France. Hesdin market day is on Thursday the town comes to life with a large street market.
The market is centred in the square and then spills out into the nearby streets. You can see from the photos below how busy it gets.
If you go to the market get there early as the market takes up most of the parking spaces.
The main square on a none market day
The square market day this is why you need to get there early
The old Notre Dame church
The market goes all round the 16th century Church of Notre-Dame. You can see the front doors just behind the stalls.
The narrow street of Hesdin
At the market you can buy a wide range of goods at very reasonable prices. It is a real country market where you can buy live chickens ducks, geese and rabbits.
A large selection of clothes and leather bags and jewellery. Fresh farm produce vegetables, salads and fruit a stall full of strawberries.
Some stalls cook large vats of cassoulet and paella style dishes which you can buy in small amounts. Then there is a vast range of cheeses.
Update It as been a few years since we visited the market.So on our latest trip it was nice to see that it is still as popular
and even busier than our first visit
The main car park where the market is held in front of the town hall
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A Los Angeles newscaster has apologised to actor Samuel L Jackson for confusing him with Laurence Fishburne.
KTLA entertainment reporter Sam Rubin was interviewing Jackson about the forthcoming film Robocop when he asked the actor if he had received a lot of reaction to his Super Bowl commercial.
When Jackson asked: "What Super Bowl commercial?" Rubin began to apologise, but It was too late.
In a lengthy but light-hearted dressing down, Jackson let the reporter know it was Fishburne who made the popular commercial for Kia cars.
"We may be all black and famous but we don't all look alike," he said in the video that quickly went viral.
Mr Rubin, who is white, was back on the air 30 minutes later, apologising at length.


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The Unexpected
Hey, perhaps we should meet President Obama more often. Since we visited the President at the White House on Friday noon, we're 4-0. Hopefully, President Obama was on the team charter to Cincinnati last night.
The Nationals are scuffling right now and we took advantage.
Andrew Carpenter and Sergio Escalona, two rookies, picked up the last two wins. Carpenter started on Saturday night and didn't last the 5 innings that are required to be eligible for a win but the game was called after 5. A baseball rule for a rain-shortened game provided Andrew with a W. Sergio made his debut with one scoreless inning yesterday and came out the winner.
With a three-game series against the Yankees this weekend in New York, look for a roster move, adding a bat and deleting one of the relievers. The Phillies will be allowed to use the DH in that series.
Rookie pitchers getting back-to-back wins is an example the unexpected nature of this game. Carpenter and Escalona are tied with Hamels in wins; starter Brad Myers and reliever Clay Condrey share the club lead in wins with three each. Unexpected?
Looking at box scores, a pair of former Phillies are putting up big numbers, C Rod Barajas with the Blue Jays is hitting .310 and Ryan Branyan, now playing first base on a daily basis in Seattle, is batting .300 with 9 homers. Unexpected?
Yesterday in St. Petersburg, Rays manager Joe Maddon made a mistake in filling out the lineup. He listed both Evan Longoria and Ben Zobrist at 3B. Longoria was supposed to be the DH.
Cleveland waited until the game started and then called the mistake to the umpires' attention. Following a 13-minute delay, the umps ruled that Longoria was out of the lineup and starting pitcher Andy Sonnanstine had to bat in the three hole. Sonnanstine had an RBI double.
In the box score the 13-minute delay was listed as a "rain delay." A rain delay is unexpected since the game was played indoors in the Tropicana Dome.


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The story of my life
Syllable by syllable
From the hospital:
At first I said Oy vey I'm going to die!
I'm going to live
-Marcie Alter
The first time I stepped foot into Marcie's world, it was like finding myself in the classic nightmare of paralysis: the dreamer needs urgently to escape but suddenly can't move and can't make a sound.
It was a friend of my daughters who had suggested the visit – she thought this was someone I'd like to know, which turned out to be an understatement – but visiting a sick person in a Catholic hospice…it wasn't in my comfort zone. (Walking by sometimes on my way to the Kotel, I'd been surprised to see observant Jewish women going in through the cathedral-like entrance, and wondered whom they could possibly be visiting. Little did I know that half the patients in there are Jewish.)
By the time I finally passed under that archway myself, months had gone by.
Although her body is inert and immobile, she is fully conscious and "herself," mentally and emotionally.
A nun directed me to Room 25. Averting my eyes from the curled-up human form on the bed to my right – an ancient-looking woman of indeterminate age, her dark hole of a mouth fallen open – I pulled up a chair by the bed in the opposite corner, alongside another visitor. Emuna Witt was reading aloud the morning blessings, to which the young woman who lay next to her, flat on her back, attached to various tubes and medical paraphernalia, was silently giving slight nods to signal Amen.
So this was Marcie Alter. She greeted me with her eyes.
A bunch of stuffed animals lay in a heap at the foot of her bed. Taped up all around the wall were drawings and greetings from friends and family, handwritten quotations from Torah, and photographs of smiling faces.
Little by little in the coming weeks, by pointing to letters of the alphabet, Marcie would answer my questions about the events which had brought her here. A single mother and graphic artist in her thirties, she had made aliyah in 2003. In 2006, she was left paralyzed from the neck down after failed surgery for a brain aneurism. Although her body is inert and immobile, she is fully conscious and "herself," mentally and emotionally. She retains slight spastic-looking movement in her forearms and four of her fingers, and can shake and nod her head. Aside from this (and I explicitly mention the following because even in her presence, it takes visitors a while to grasp the extent of her disability) she is unable to eat, drink, speak, move her legs or feet, or use her hands. For example, she can't hold a book or turn a page, or use a writing utensil. If she has an itch, she can't scratch it (nor tell anyone else to do so). If, when being pushed in her wheelchair, one of her feet happens to fall out of position and drag on the ground as the chair moves forward, she can't lift it. When her scarf slips down over her eyes, she can't adjust it. She breathes through a surgically created hole in her throat; when the opening gets clogged, she must wait for someone to clear away the mucous. Since her vocal chords and facial muscles are included in the general paralysis, she can't cry, or laugh.
Her lips sometimes press together and lengthen slightly; those who know her recognize that at these moments, she's smiling.
It must have been about 20 years ago that The Jerusalem Post carried a report on survivors of an earthquake in Armenia. Pinned under the ruins of his house in total darkness, inaudible to rescuers, one man couldn't move, if I recall correctly, for ten days. A shattered water pipe happened to be leaking drops of water onto his face, some of which he was able to catch by leaving his mouth open, which saved his life. I remember how trying momentarily to imagine myself in such a situation almost made me want to scream, while here before me was a fully sentient person who for four years had been silent, pinned down inside the ruins of her body.
Later that morning, Emuna introduced me to the handmade alphabet board that Marcie uses to converse. As someone holds the rectangular piece of cardboard firmly before her, she spells out words by pointing in her distinctively shaky manner to the letters, one by one. The ABCs are written out in capitals, with black magic marker, and below them appear the numbers from zero to 10. Below that are the words MOM, BEN, BROTHER, THE, AND, END (for end of word) and THANK YOU.
To sit there next to Marcie was to suddenly confront my own life's fabulous embarrassment of riches.
Two of the photos on the wall caught my attention – one of a curly-haired, laughing young man and the other, of a woman in her twenties, in a striped maternity dress, gazing clear-eyed and steadfast into the camera. "Is that your son?" I asked her. Marcie nodded, indicated that she wanted the alphabet board, and pointed to "BEN." "And that one? In the striped dress…? Is that…?"
She nodded emphatically.
Her eyes smiled
To sit there next to Marcie was to suddenly confront my own life's fabulous embarrassment of riches, and grand panoply of complaints, and to feel obscenely undeserving of my own good fortune.
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A few months went by and it was the fourth night of Chanukah. For various reasons I was home alone, and the loneliness of lighting the candles by myself was creeping up on me. I prepared the menorah, lackadaisically, catching sight of my dark reflection in the glass of the window as the four flames flickered. In all the happy-looking windows of the building across from me, rows of little yellow lights were burning.
When the candles went out after half an hour, my heart was cast abruptly adrift. What should I do with the long winter evening ahead of me, out on that frightening, empty sea?
The lights along the second-floor hallways of the hospice were already dimmed for the night when I arrived. I'd never been here at night before, and as usual, tried not to glance intrusively into the rooms as I walked by fast on my way to Marcie's room.
At the door, I was unsure if she was still awake. It was only 8:00, but here, too, the overhead lights had been turned off. I took a few steps inside. In the semi-darkness she lifted a forearm and waved it jerkily up and down.
I sat down by the bed and told her how I was doing – not great – and then, as usual when telling her about any of my own difficulties in life, felt ridiculously, reprehensibly petty and spoiled. "Marcie, you know sometimes when I'm walking down the street I think to myself, what would Marcie feel if she were doing this, and for a few moments, I exult in being able to walk, and talk, and move. I exult intensely. But of course my appreciation doesn't last long, and soon I'm taking it all for granted again. I know that shouldn't surprise me, but I keep expecting that having seen some of what you go through every hour – because it's so much more difficult, and qualitatively different from anything in my own life – that it will change my perspective once and for all and I'll just be grateful from then on. But that's not what happens. I still suffer over whatever I suffer. Even though I realize it's so slight in the grand scheme of things."
She gestured towards the alphabet board and I held it for her as she spelled out: everyone has his pekele [baggage].
"Don't you feel annoyed at people, that they don't appreciate what they have?"
She shook her head, no. Me too
I didn't understand.
Wish I appreciated more
"You mean before you got ill?"
She nodded.
"How do you get through the day, Marcie? You must go through a lot of – you know that phrase? – 'long dark night of the soul.' Right?"
A wry expression in her eyes said, "You got it." She pointed again to the letters. Used to pray to die in my sleep
"You used to? You mean you don't anymore?"
She shook her head no.
"What changed?"
She rolled her eyes upward and lifted a forearm, as if to say, who knows? Then she spelled: Today one of my lows a new nurse
"She didn't know how to do things?"
It hurt I was angry.
"Marcie, I just can't imagine such a thing. And things like that must happen all the time. When I first met you, I thought you must be different from other people, and that accounted for your ability to bear it."
She narrowed her eyes in question, not sure what I was getting at.
"I try not to think about what I am missing."
"Now I know you're just like all of us. So what I want to know is, really, how you manage."
I try not to think about what I am missing.
These words struck me as if she'd just tossed an enormous key my way. All I had to do now, supposedly, was turn the key. But where was the lock, or even the door? "You don't think about what you're missing…that's amazing. That's what people can't stop thinking about. But you're missing…everything, at least the way most of us would see it. So what do you think about? A stupid question, I know, but really, what do you think about?"
She jerkily lifted a forearm, pointing upwards.
She nodded.
"You know, my son-in-law told me that when you visit someone in a hospital, according to Jewish law one is not to stand higher than the person's head, because the Shechina (Divine Presence) is over the bed of a sick person."
I feel it
"You do, Marcie, really?""
I don't feel alone
On the table at the foot of Marcie's bed, there was a menorah, unlit. "Marcie, shall I light the Chanukah lights?"
She nodded, so I got a match from the nurses' office. For a while we watched the candles together, and in some inner corner of my mind, a shy little thought flickered: This is happiness.
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Kassahun Yilma left Ethiopia quickly in December 2009. He didn't have time to save money for the journey, choose a place to go, arrange housing or a job. He left his wife, his mother, his house and all his friends behind. Yilma didn't know what lay ahead. He only knew that if he stayed, he risked becoming a victim of a government-waged campaign against Addis Neger, the newspaper where he worked as a reporter. "I ran away just to save my life," says Yilma, "because I was in fear for it."
What he found has often been as difficult as what he left behind. In the first months, he was preoccupied with the most basic needs of survival: Shelter and food. Now, two years later, he worries about his job, and his future. "You don't want to doubt yourself. You say, tomorrow, I'll be successful in my profession," says Yilma, who continues to report for an online version of Addis Neger. "But living in Nairobi, you don't know what will happen tomorrow."
Hundreds of journalists worldwide have been forced to leave their home countries to escape violence or persecution. Nowhere is the problem more pronounced than in East Africa and the Horn of Africa, where chaos, war, and the threat of jail have forced dozens of journalists to seek refuge in neighboring countries. In the last decade, Ethiopia and Somalia have forced out more journalists than even Iraq and Iran.
But journalists' problems don't end at the border. Isolation, financial strain, and trauma can add to the pain of an arduous resettlement process. Worldwide in the past decade, only around 22 percent of exiled journalists find work in their profession, according to CPJ research. And in East Africa and the Horn of Africa, few have been able to return to their home countries.
CPJ's Journalist Assistance program has provided help to more than 100 journalists in the region in the past 18 months, to cover medical expenses and other urgent needs. But sporadic grants aren't enough to sustain journalists over the long term.
With that in mind, CPJ in conjunction with the Rory Peck Trust hosted a conference this week in Nairobi to improve assistance to the region's journalists in exile. Around 50 participants, including representatives of international and regional human rights advocacy organizations, press freedom groups, and journalists in exile, gathered at the Fairview Hotel to consider better strategies for emergency assistance.
Despite the entrenched problems in the region, there were points of hope. One participant, Qaabata Boru, told of fleeing Ethiopia as a journalism student in late 2004. More than six years later, he remains in northern Kenya's Kakuma Refugee Camp, with little hope for resettlement. Still, he has found a way to continue to practice journalism. Without pay, he works as editor-in-chief of the Kakuma News Reflector, an online publication that reports news from the refugee camp.
"Seeing crime, corruption, guards exploiting girls--it breaks my heart," says Boru. "That's why we started this newspaper."
After three days of workshops and panels, participants committed to working together to research and address ongoing needs in emergency aid, medical and trauma assistance, legal help, and other challenges of journalists' lives in exile. There are no easy answers. But participants said they left with a renewed commitment to finding solutions.
On Wednesday, CPJ Chairman Sandra Mims Rowe told participants that she believed the conference could be a first step in a sustained collaboration on the ground between regional groups and international organizations committed to improving opportunities for exiled journalists. "I hope this can serve as a model," she said, "for CPJ's work in other regions."
For Yilma, the days of intense and focused work served another purpose. It was a distraction. "This week, for once, I wasn't thinking about my resettlement."
UPDATED: We've updated paragraph seven to reflect that Qaabata Boru left Ethiopia in 2004, not 2005.


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Chicken Casserole
4tbsp olive oil
4 leeks, cut into 1cm (½in) thick slices
6 rashers streaky bacon, chopped
3 stalks celery, sliced
500g (1lb) baby or Chantenay carrots, scrubbed
8 large chicken thighs
4 chicken breasts, halved
3 fresh bay leaves
4 cloves garlic, peeled and left whole
1 litre (32fl oz) chicken stock
Fresh thyme (optional)
1. Heat the oven to 180°C (gas mark 4). Heat the olive oil over a medium heat in a large frying pan or a large flameproof casserole dish or saucepan. Sauté the leeks, bacon, and celery for 5-6 minutes, or until they have softened (without browning too much). Add the carrots, chicken pieces, bay leaves, garlic cloves and stock. If you do have some fresh thyme, add a few sprigs of it to the mixture.
2. Bring to the boil, cover with a tight-fitting lid and transfer to the oven. Cook for 1 hour. Remove the lid and cook for a further 30 minutes, or until the chicken is nicely coloured.
3. Set the casserole aside to cool and then divide it into individual portions. Freeze in airtight containers and keep for up to 3 months. Defrost the casserole before reheating in a covered saucepan over a gentle heat.
Malteser Traybake
I present to you this weekend's second installment of traybake but today I have used Maltesers. I have lost count of the times I have made this traybake using Maltesers and it is by far the best no bake treat I've ever made. My son and hubby are addicted to this, infact anyone I know that's tried this has become addicted within seconds of the first bite! I tend to make it every once in a while as a treat (this stuff should come with a health warning, yes its seriously good), I don't want to add to the number of obese cases already hitting the nation, so a little of something naughty every once in a while does us all good. After all what would life be without a little traybake now and then!


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Terminal C's days are numbered at Mineta San Jose. If you are flying Alaska, Delta, Frontier, Skywest or Horizon this week, it will most likely be the final time you visit the terminal or walk out to your plane the old fashioned way: on a tarmac.
We know who the final passengers will be.
It's not really a golden ticket, but it is something that will bring an end of an era.
If you are taking the red-eye to Atlanta a week from Tuesday, June 29, you will be in the last group of people to walk on to a plane on Terra Firma and not a sky-way.
If you are flying home from Salt Lake City that night, you will the last to walk from a plane into the airport on a tarmac.
Flight details:
- Delta Airlines to Atlanta, Flight 1684 at 10:30 p.m.
- Delta Airlines from Salt Lake City, Flight 1107 at 10:41 p.m.
Tarmacs are not part of the new and improved Mineta San Jose International Airport and June 30 Terminal C will be shut down forever. Next up is the wrecking ball.
There is no planned fanfare for the final flights. Passengers may not even know that they are making the final walk.
Having a tarmac at the airport in the core of technology world has put San Jose at the bad end of jokes for years.
SJC's oldest terminal was built in 1965. After Tuesday's flights, workers will demolish the final piece of the old San Jose airport. In its place will be parking lot that will serve the new terminals.
Speaking of those; you have a chance to tour the billion dollar renovation next weekend and you don't even have to buy a ticket. Airport officials have worked it out with TSA to allow folks to get a peek at their tax dollars at work. You can get all the details, which includes signing up early, at this link.


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Sunday was the last day of skiing on the mountain meaning projects are rolling!
About 6 years ago from White Cloud Design's Twitter via Twitter Web Client
Designer = Communicator of Ideas. Fantastic ASLA graphic design webinar today. Typography + Layout = Communication Machine.
The best design solutions come while hitting the slope…..meaning we need to take the office to the mountain to get some work done!
Nine degrees outside but the christmas tree lights are on in the studio and there is excitement in the air with the new website going live
@pithworks Coffee is on and it's a beautiful. Going to be a great day.
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Life's Celebration's
How do we Celebrate Life? Do we do it daily, hourly or by the minute.
I thank God every morning for being able to get up and function and for the family to be safe.
Family, what is a family? Is it just your husband and children? Can it be your siblings? Is it the all encompassed members close and extended that affect your ability to function and survive?
Can Family be a non genetic member? Genetics is YDna and MTdna it is a study of body for the future preservation of not having a disease passed on or go unnoticed, in my mind.
Family is my sister in laws, past and present, my son in law and any one, whom is very special to me.
A divorce only brings the separation of the spouses some times friendly sometimes not, sometimes later mended. They are still family to me.
Family is: my husband, children, grandchildren, siblings, nieces, nephews and all the grands included.
Family is my Aunt's and Uncle's and Great Aunt's and cousins, close or far in relationship or distance.
Family as I see it is by: bond, blood or marriage. We are all children of God and we are in this family all together.
Maybe I care to much but I do care. I so wanted to visit with a family member this last week but it was not made to be.
I am so grateful for all those whom I was able to share words with, and hugs and laughter and sometimes even tears.
Life marches on so fast, it is gone before we hardly get started.
Can your mind wrap around and grasp the potential of living 200 years? Can you perceive the
relationships that would be created and enjoyed?
As a genealogy person, it would sure slow the charts down a bit.
I have met much family that has lived either a century or near century in time mark. As my deceased Uncle said, he went from no planes to a man on the moon and beyond. Do you think those elders in
1910 would have dreamt this could happen?
So Celebrating Life is living it to the best you can as you go and remember to help carry someone who was special to you into the future to share their tidbits of thoughts to the future generations.
Celebrate Life Daily and Love with your Heart and Soul.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Celebrating Life
Posted by Susi's Quarter at 10:31 AM
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Amen to that, Susi!ReplyDelete
Nicely done!ReplyDelete
Having lived now many years away from most family members I have learned there's lots more to family than blood relations. If you are separated from family and don't "catch on" to this concept the days, months and years can be very long.
I consider myself blessed by the blog and Facebook postings of many folks I consider "family."
I am glad to read that you are celebrating life. Everyone in your family is blessed to be cared for by you. Blessed are the relatives of a family genealogist for they should be remembered!ReplyDelete
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