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I like any of Cento's whole canned tomatoes. I once taste-tested batches of Bolognese alla Hazan and could perceive no difference. Neither could two of my prissiest Italophiles.
That's the marinara recipe I use, btw.
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#me too...lol
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why is it called marinara sauce when there's nothing marine about it??
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Are you the idiot who posted in the comments that marinara must contain fish?
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^no, but that idiot was right. Here in Italy we call "alla marinara" any sauce with fish or seafood. Why you yankees call a sauce with no fish "marinara" is one of the reasons we think of you as stupidi cafoni
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Here in Italy we call "alla marinara" any sauce with fish or seafood.
That's not true.
The classic "marinara" is made with: tomato, olive oil, origano, garlic, salt, pepper
And that's it. That's the basic marina ingredient list. One can add anchovy, capers, parsley, hot pepper.
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Re: San Marzanos
If I lived in the States I'd look for a good US brand of canned tomato rather than buying imported. I can understand buying imported foods if they're clearly better...or unavailable otherwise, but there've got to be good tomatoes grown in the US too. No?
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Been rewatching The Sopranos and have been meaning to make a "gravy" as they call it on that show. I have never made a tomato sauce from scratch. I've just bought Preggo and slopped it on any pasta that would be on sale; but I'm gonna go with OP s recipe tomorrow and see how it goes.
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R6 is "Italian" from Ohio, maybe. Absolutely NOBODY calls tomato sauce "marinara" in Italy, Europe.
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If you want good tomatoes here you have to grow your own. Tomatoes in US supermarkets are pale and flavorless.
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The only San Marzano tomatoes at my grocery come with basil in them (which may be standard, I don't know) so it limits what I can use them for.
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For R9
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I just heat up katsup.
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San Marzano tomatoes really do make a superior sauce. It's much sweeter than sauce made with standard canned tomatoes. I only add fresh basil, salt, and pepper. If I don't have time to make it myself, I like Mario Batali's tomato and basil jarred sauce better than any other I've tried. I've heard here that Mario is a putz, but he seems so naturally nice and friendly on his shows. Say it ain't so, DL!
And, R10 is right: the best sauce comes from home-grown tomatoes. I've only gotten to do that once, with tomatoes my father-in-law grew. It was perfection.
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You people have obviously not tasted Patsy's
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Italians make their tomato sauce mostly with canned tomatoes. You use fresh tomatoes only during the peak of tomato season. Otherwise you use canned.
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OP was clearly raised in a lower class household
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Someone who was Italian once told me that only Italians in America refer to red sauce as "gravy". In Italy they call it sauce.
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What's in Patsy's, R15? Stoli, Bolli, and ciggy butts?
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There are two explanations as to how the sauce came to be named for the sailors. One is that its ingredients – oil, tomato sauce, garlic and dried herbs – traveled well and didn't spoil easily, as meat or fish did. The ingredients could be assembled quickly and easily, in about the same time it took pasta to cook, and the two together made a tasty, filling and inexpensive meal for men at sea. A more romantic story holds that when sailors' wives spotted homeward bound ships on the horizon, they hurried to make this sauce so their hungry men could have a hot meal the minute they walked in the door. I favor the first explanation as the true story. It makes perfect sense, while the second one seems unlikely. If I were the wife of a man who'd been at sea without fruit, vegetables, or any meat but salt pork, I'd give him something fresh.
I love making my own tomato sauces. There are so many variations, although OP's recipe is a reliable standard. And I don't bother with San Marzano tomatoes any more, after reading that RedPack/Red Gold tomatoes (inexpensive and grown on family farms in Indiana) were selected as the best canned tomatoes
BTW, if you're the type of person who likes growing your own tomatoes, it's important to choose between 'determinate' and 'indeterminate' varieties. Most tomato plants or seeds sold are for 'indeterminate' varieties, which keep bearing tomatoes until they're killed by frost. But if you're the type who's going to can them, or cook a lot of sauce up and freeze it, you're better off buying 'determinate' varieties, which produce all their fruit pretty much at the same time. Those are the types usually grown for canning.
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Thank you, R20 -- I've seen Red Gold here in the store lately, I'll try them next.
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R21, Thanks! I always keep plenty of cans of Red Gold tomatoes on hand, and love trying different tomato sauces. Of course, I buy fresh tomatoes when they're in season, but canned tomatoes are one of the few canned staples that I always have on hand. This is a nice, very distinct, Provençale tomato sauce from Julia Child, with orange peel, saffron and fennel seeds.
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I love him in Rebel Without A Cause. Too bad his gay trick killed him.
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A Little Too Late by Staci Hart
Publishing Date: October 24th, 2017
Genre: Contemporary Romance
I wasn't supposed to fall in love with the nanny.
When my wife left, she took the illusion of happiness with her, and I've been caught in a free fall ever since. For nine long months, I've been fighting to figure out how to be a single dad, how to be alone.
For nine long months, I've been failing.
When Hannah walked through the door, I took my first breath since I'd found myself on my own. She slipped into our lives effortlessly, showing me what I've been missing all these years. Because Hannah made me smile when I thought I'd packed the notion of happiness away with my wedding album.
She was only supposed to be the nanny, but she's so much more.
The day my wife left should have been the worst day of my life, but it wasn't. It was when Hannah walked away, taking my heart with her.
I am a HUGE fan of Staci Hart, and so when I saw A Little Too Late, I moved it up to my TBR right away. The story of Hannah and Charlie was so refreshing. Personally, when I see that a book is going to be about a nanny and her boss (the father of the kids) I automatically think "oh it's going to be super taboo". This book was so unlike what I was thinking. A little Too Late was written in such a classy, graceful way. The relationship didn't feel wrong. There was also a part in the book where I thought I predicted what would ultimately happen, and I was really happy that I was wrong. Though I feel like with every book, at a certain point you feel you know what is going to happen, I love being wrong.
Charlie and Hannah were different than any other couples I've read. For one I feel like I don't read enough single dad books. Staci executed Charlie perfectly. He struggled so much when his wife left him with no reasoning. I felt for him. I understood him. And most importantly I rooted for him. As a father, and as an individual. I wanted him to have the happy ending he deserved, both in his love life, and as a father with his 2 kids.
"I'd been alone far longer than I'd been single." -Charlie
Sweet, kindhearted, tender, caring. These are what come to mind when I try to describe Hannah. Gosh, she was just AMAZING. Seriously the NICEST, most genuine character I've ever read. She comes from Holland and loved to bake. The way Charlie and Hannah's story unfolds, it keeps the reader intrigued and turning the page. It was a beautiful story of love, loss and most importantly, TRUST. Learning to trust yourself, and a significant other.
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CHARLIE The next morning, I was up and in my office before anyone was awake, attacking my work with newfound enthusiasm and a plan in mind. Because I wanted to feel like I'd felt the night before in the kitchen again, and there was only one way to get that back. Today, I would take a few breaks and be present. Today, I would change, work be damned. Today would mark the first real attempt. Because change wouldn't happen on its own. I had to make it happen. And to make it happen, I would have to put boundaries in place, starting with my weekends. I checked the clock around eleven that morning and closed my laptop, pushing away from my desk and heading up the stairs in search of my children. When I rounded the corner into the kitchen, I found them sitting at the table with their lunches. And when they saw me, their smiles validated my grand plans with unwavering certainty. "Hey, guys," I said, smiling back as I walked over to them, ruffling Sammy's hair when I passed him. "Hi, Daddy," he said. Maven's mouth was full, so she just waved, and Hannah smiled at me from the island where she was setting up a spread for sandwiches. I snagged a grape off Maven's plate and popped it into my mouth. She handed me another, which I accepted. "Thanks, pumpkin." "Are you done working?" Sammy asked hopefully. "'Fraid not, bud. But I thought I'd come have lunch with you. Is that okay?" "Yeah! Want a Nilla Wafer?" "Psh, obviously. And I thought we could play for a little bit before I have to get back to work. What do you say?" He nodded, grinning. "We can play trucks! You be the bulldozer and I'll be the tractor and Maven can be the monster truck and Hannah can be the ambulance because she helps people." "Perfect," I said on a chuckle. A burst of color caught my eye. A vase on the windowsill behind the table held a spray of red and orange tulips. "Those are beautiful," I said, gesturing to them. "Where did they come from?" "Oh, I picked them up this morning," Hannah said with that ever-present smile. "Feeling homesick?" "Always a little. But I love having fresh flowers in the house, something bright and delicate and alive. Well, maybe not alive anymore, but it feels alive, doesn't it?" "It does," I said as I moved to her side. "Can I make you a sandwich?" Hannah asked. "Nah, I think I can manage, thanks. How's it going this morning?" "It's good. We went to the park this morning." "I rode my bike!" Sammy crowed. "Did you? No bumps or scrapes?" "Nope!" "I'm impressed. Maybe next time I can come too," I said, hoping it was something I could deliver as I reached into the bread bag for a stack. Hannah turned to the cupboard, returning with a plate for me. "Thank you." She was still smiling, standing at my side, assembling her sandwich. It was so mundane, something completely and utterly boring, but like the weirdo that I was, I found myself watching her hands as she folded cold cuts. We worked around each other—not that it was complicated, but there was a sort of rhythm between us, a natural pace wherein I used what she wasn't and finished just as she needed what I had. I wasn't sure why I noticed it, but I did, and I appreciated the simple synchronicity of the moment, a breath where things were easy. I passed her the mustard as she handed me the ham. "So, I was thinking …" I paused. "Oh, were you?" She glanced over at me with a hint of mirth at the corners of her lips. "I know. I almost sprained something." Hannah laughed gently. "If it's okay, I think I'd like to try to handle bedtime tonight." "Of course it's okay; they're your children." That time, her laughter was sweet. "Do you … would you … do you think you could maybe …" She shifted to face me, her eyes full of encouragement. "Would you mind … helping me?" Hannah nodded, her smile opening up. "That's what I'm here for. Just let me know what you'd like me to do." I smiled back. "I'm sorry. I know it sounds stupid. I just … I haven't done this much on my own, but I'd like to start." Her eyes softened, caught by slanting light, lighting up with sunshine. "There's nothing to be afraid of," she said simply. I didn't speak. "There's no right or wrong, and they don't care about anything other than you being there. It's simple enough; you only have to try." "Is it really that easy?" "It really is. You'll see." She reached for my arm and gave it a squeeze that wasn't meant to be anything but friendly but held something more, something in the pressure in her fingertips and the depths of her eyes. It was something I did my very best to ignore. But I felt the heat of those fingertips long after they were gone, even as we sat across the table from each other eating lunch, the tulips in the vase behind her bowing their long heads as the sunlight illuminated them, exposing what was hidden within their petals.
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Fragile landscapes - A battle between nature & humans in Uttrakhand
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In the 70s a ferocious flood swept Alaknanda valley till Rishikesh, huge landslides and many loss of lives downhill. The Ganges was in danger. Felling of trees, log mafias was making the place barren till a lady by the name Gaura Devi led the Chipko movement. She died in 1991, movement ceased…houses and commercial complexes came up like monsoon mushrooms. Thick with tourist traffic and endless hotels, spas, eateries and provision stores has called for another ferocity by the Himalayas at the Mandakini. Ganges is again in danger. In between in 1995 the earthquake struck at the same lands keeping Uttarkashi as the epicenter. But this July was the worst. My images are a tour of the never ending traumas that the place would bear in times to come. Better we correct ourselves or wait for another sad news to make the headlines. It doesn't look beautiful.


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2014 Toyota Highlander: More Fuel Range Than You Think
November 20, 2014
Last week I drove our long-term 2014 Toyota Highlander out to La Quinta, California to visit my parental units. La Quinta is about 150 miles due east of my home base, all of which is covered on Interstate 10, a major roadway.
When the trip was complete, imagine my surprise when, despite averaging 22.1 mpg over the 306.7 miles, the Highlander was in need of a refill.
So I poked my nose in the Highlander's logbook and sure enough, this thing is consistently light on range. After 12,000 miles we've squeezed more than 350 miles of driving out of only six tanks of 87-octane fuel. And only three with more than 375 miles.
So I looked deeper, expecting to find that it's our heavy Burt Reynolds driving style that's causing this. But it isn't.
The EPA rates our FWD Highlander at 21 mpg combined. And we're averaging 19.9 mpg after eight months of ownership. So we're not that far off.
I looked a little deeper. Expecting to find a small fuel tank within the Highlander's specs. Nope. 19.2 gallons.
So I poked around further. Our Highlander has never taken more than 16.445 gallons at any one gas stop. And after my little road trip it took only 13.9 gallons.
Basically, we have more gas left and more range than we think we do. A lot more. And we're not alone. Highlander owners are all over car boards and forums complaining about the same thing.
I then opened the owner's manual and sure enough, there it is on page 565: Low fuel level warning light indicates that remaining fuel is approximately 2.9 gal..."
Basically Toyota has taken an ultraconservative approach to reporting the Highlander's Distance to Empty. So much so, it essentially dupes owners into buying gas unnecessarily early. If a Highlander is driven 20,000 miles per year at the published combined mpg of 21 mpg, and you did complete fills when the tank was well and truly empty, you'd buy 49.6 fills per year. However, if you did complete fills when the "low fuel" indicator says you needed to refuel, it would require 58.4 fills per year.
That's an additional 8.8 fills per year. Not quite an extra fill every month, but close.
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2 Components Individuals Do Certainly Not Recognize Concerning LASIK Eye Medical SurgeryThe eye can be examined with relative ease as to both its function and its structure. A practical evaluation includes the ability to relocate the orbit and the reaction of the pupil to light and lodging.
The function of the eye may be checked in several methods. The client may be asked to identify illuminated letter or items of differing sizes on what is called the Snellen chart.
On the other hand, the examination of the structural part of the eye may be made in numerous ways. Stress within the eyeball is measured by a "tonometer." In specific illness, particularly in glaucoma, the stress in the eyeball is increased significantly.
It ought to be well kept in mind that a client with an eye problem might have other problems. Frequently other physical conditions are main and affect the eye as a repercussion. The look of the eye can alert the patient and the doctor to difficulties in some disturbances of other parts of the body even prior to other signs provide themselves.
One's reliance on sight is emphasized when one faces a possible or short-lived irreversible loss of this vital sense. When restorative measures are looked for, specific forms of vision correction such as contact lenses or eyeglasses are prescribed.
On the other hand, some individuals are troubled with the reality that they have some framed lenses or contact lenses in front of their eyes.
For this reason, advanced surgeries were developed to encourage reduced usage of contact lenses or glasses. One of which is the now popular LASIK eye surgical treatment.
Generally, LASIK eye surgical treatment is the short-term for "Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis." Like its concrete equivalent, LASIK eye surgical more information treatment is another kind of vision correction. The only difference is that with this kind of surgery, one's vision is remedied completely.
With LASIK eye surgery, the refractive mistakes in the cornea are completely changed. This can be done utilizing an "excimer laser."
The primary function of this surgical treatment is to produce a threadlike, rounded "flap" in the cornea utilizing a blade known as "microkeratome." In a series of unfolding and laser processing, the cornea is lastly reformed, permitting better the eye to direct more light into the retina.
Appeal vs. Disadvantages
Amidst the growing appeal of LASIK eye surgical treatment, there are still disadvantages that individuals should understand. Most likely, the main reason this kind of eye surgical treatment has become well accepted is since most of its cases had actually achieved success.
However, in spite of its success, there are still some downsides. Here is the list:
1. It is an operation used to the most sensitive part of the eye
Since LASIK eye surgical treatment includes the operation of the retina, which is among the most delicate portions of the eye, the majority of people state that the operation can be really risky.
To puts it simply, a basic error could nearly cause an individual's life time loss of sight. For this reason, it is essential to consider lots of factors before deciding whether LASIK eye surgery is the ideal corrective step one has to go through.
2. It is not a ideal treatment
LASIK eye surgery may remedy your vision but it does not always indicate that it can give you a perfect vision. Even if analytical reports reveal that 70% of the patients might have 20/20 vision, this does not always imply they have perfect vision too.
Offered all these things, it can be deduced that, in spite of the popularity of the operation, LASIK may not always be the ideal eye surgical treatment the way many people see it
Alternatively, the evaluation of the structural part of the eye may be made in numerous methods. It ought to be well remembered that a client with an eye problem may have other issues. Frequently other physical conditions are main and impact the eye as a repercussion. The appearance of the eye can signal the doctor and the patient to difficulties in some disruptions of other parts of the body even before other symptoms provide themselves.
Like its tangible counterpart, LASIK eye surgical treatment is another type of vision correction.


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I am really enjoying making cards for different challenges so far, and this one is no exception. I have used a Sugar Nellie Digi stamp for this one. these little girls are gorgeous. I hope you like her.
I have used digi papers also from Raspberry Road.
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Family of Suda Adale HAMPTON (254) & Lee Osco BRIDGES
Obituary: Dola Estelle Chandler, 90, of Huntingdon, died Wednesday, November 21, at Baptist Memorial Hospital. Services were held on Saturday, November 24, at Mud Creek Primitive Baptist Church, where she was a member. Brother Dennis Abernathy officiated. Burial followed in Hampton Cemetery. Pallbearers who served were Timmy Hampton, Shawn Hampton, Dustin Hampton, Kevin Hampton, Ronnie Hampton and Marshall Carter. Dilday Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Chandler, the daughter of the late Osco and Sudie Hampton Bridges, was born October 10, 1911. She was a retired employee of Henry I. Siegel. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Chandler, who died April 9, 1978; and a brother, Raymond Bridges. She is survived by a daughter, Sudie White of Huntingdon; two sons, Burl Chandler and Adron Chandler, both of Huntingdon; eight grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and eight great-great-grandchildren.
Dola Estelle married John CHANDLER. John died on 9 Apr 1978.
They had the following children:
556. Raymond Addison BRIDGES. Born on 18 Dec 1914. At the age of 77, Raymond Addison died on 7 Apr 1992. Buried in Apr 1992 in Hampton Cemetery, Carroll County, Tennessee.
On 20 Nov 1934 when Raymond Addison was 19, he first married Frances Manerva CARNAL (288) , daughter of Josephus CARNAL (1885-1959) & Mary Frances SCOTT (133) (1887-1973). Born on 27 Oct 1919. At the age of 53, Frances Manerva died on 9 Jul 1973. Buried in Jul 1973 in Sellers Hill Cemetery, Carroll County, Tennessee.
They had the following children:
On 23 Jun 1974 when Raymond Addison was 59, he second married Olivia SIMPSON, daughter of Stephen Robert SIMPSON (1884-1948) & Vicie Pearl CROSS (1888-1972). Born on 15 Oct 1915 in Carroll County, Tennessee. At the age of 86, Olivia died in Huntingdon, Carroll County, Tennessee on 12 Jul 2002. Buried in Jul 2002 in Hampton Cemetery, Carroll County, Tennessee.
Obituary: Olivia Simpson Bridges, 86, of Huntingdon, died Friday, July 12, at the Huntingdon Health and Rehabilitation Center. Services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, July 14, at Concord Missionary Baptist Church. Brother Lynn Stapleton and Brother Rufus Chandler officiated. Burial followed at Hampton Cemetery. Pallbearers who served were Allen Simpson, Darrell Hensley, Dennis Simpson, Mark Simpson, David Simpson, Jimmy Dale Simpson and Ricky Simpson. Dilday Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Bridges, the daughter of the late Stephen Robert and Pearl Cross Simpson, was born October 15, 1915, in Carroll County. She was a retired employee for Henry I. Siegel and a member of the Concord Missionary Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Onnie Claude Simpson, who passed away in 1940, and her second husband, Raymond Bridges, who passed away April 7, 1992; a sister, Lura McDowell; and four brothers, Ebron Simpson, Earnest Simpson, Aaron Simpson and Paul Simpson. She is survived by two sons, Robert C. Simpson of Santa Ana, California, and Audie P. Simpson of Huntingdon; two stepdaughters, Shirley Wyatt and Martha Luther, both of Huntingdon; a sister, Ruth Davis of Huntingdon; eight grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
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South Korean giant Samsung has recently pushed out the security updates for Galaxy J5 Prime and J7 Prime and now company pushed out the February Security Patch for another device from Galaxy J series. The device in question here is Galaxy J5 (2016), the update comes with build number J510MNUBU2AQA5.
Also Read: Samsung India Offering Several Valentine Day Offers
Along with it, Samsung Galaxy A8 is also rolling out with the security update for the month February, which arrives as build number A810FXXU1AQA2. We don't know what other changes and updates this patch us brought.


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Affair: Star Wars: The Last Jedi Red Carpet European Premiere
When: Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Hot Spot: The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK
Deets: The further adventures of Luke Skywalker, Leia and Rey. Having taken her first steps into a larger world in Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), Rey continues her epic journey with Finn, Poe and Luke Skywalker in the next chapter of the saga. THE LAST JEDI is written and directed by Rian Johnson and produced by Kathleen Kennedy and Ram Bergman and executive produced by J.J. Abrams, Jason McGatlin, and Tom Karnowski.
Star Wars: The Last Jedi is produced by Kathleen Kennedy and Ram Bergman and executive produced by J.J. Abrams, Jason McGatlin and Tom Karnowski. Joining the production crew will be some of the industry's top talent, including Steve Yedlin (Director of Photography), Bob Ducsay (Editor), Rick Heinrichs (Production Designer), Peter Swords King (Hair and Make-Up Designer), and Mary Vernieu (US Casting Director). They will be joining returning crew members Pippa Anderson (Co-Producer, VP Post Production), Neal Scanlan (Creature & Droid FX Creative Supervisor), Michael Kaplan (Costume Designer), Jamie Wilkinson (Prop Master), Chris Corbould (SFX Supervisor), Rob Inch (Stunt Coordinator), Ben Morris (VFX Supervisor), and Nina Gold (UK Casting Director).
Who You May Spot: Tom Hardy, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Mark Hamill, Laure Derne, Oscar Isaac, Billie Lourd, Gwendoline Christie, Domhnall Gleeson, Benicio Del Toro, Andy Serkis
Hint For The Average Socialite: This is strictly invite only.
- Tune in to Facebook Live from 12pm this Wednesday 22 November to test your Star Warsknowledge, crack codes and unlock the hottest tickets in the galaxy to win 2 pairs of premiere tickets. (Ended)
In theaters
- Check out details on the LA premiere.
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Despite 150 years of operating in the Bay Area, the Edgewood Center for Children & Families suffered from shockingly low awareness levels. The stigma surrounding mental health made incredibly important issues difficult to talk about, let alone explain. That's why we offered to help Edgewood simplify their message and make their services both known and understood by all.
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Oranges and Chocolates in Coorg
Oranges and Chocolates Overview
Besides coffee and spice plantations, Coorg is also famous for its juicy and pulpy oranges. Coorg oranges are unique because they are easy to peel off and carry a tinge of citric tang and sweetness in them.
Local chocolates and homemade wines are also a speciality here. Coorg cultivates grapes and is famous for producing homemade wine and toddy, a kind of liquor made from coconut palm.


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08 September, 2017
Every new Jaguar Land Rover will be electrified from 2020 as the British vehicle giant responds to increasing demand for eco-friendly models.
JLR joins other automakers in pivoting toward EVs but its move is less aggressive than plans by Volvo Cars, which intends to offer only hybrid or battery versions of its new models starting in 2019.
Jaguar Land Rover has set out its commitment to the electrification of its vehicles, saying that all new vehicles from 2020 will come with electric options, be that fully electric, plug-in hybrid or mild hybrid.
Tim Hannig, director of Jaguar Land Rover Classic, hopes this merging of the legendary looks at the E-Type-a vehicle that Enzo Ferrari is reputed to have called "the most lovely auto in the world" after its 1961 debut-with next-generation propulsion technology, a model that can be used for other vehicles. That means that the way Jaguar Classic has designed this package, it could be adapted to work in any XK-engined classic, from XK120 to XJ6.
For now the E-Type Zero remains a prototype vehicle, but there's serious production intent if customer interest is strong enough. It features a fully electric drivetrain in a break from convention. Hannig went on to say: 'Our aim with E-type Zero is to future-proof classic auto ownership.
Dawn Patrol at the Pebble Beach Concours dElegance
The first Jaguar to feature all-electric power will be the upcoming I-Pace SUV.
Jaguar's electric line up for the future - from left the Jaguar E-Type Zero, its first all-electric auto, the Jaguar I-Pace compact SUV and Jaguar's futuristic electric concept vehicle.
Earlier this year both the United Kingdom and France outlined plans to ban the sale of diesel and petrol-fuelled cars by 2040.
- "We are future-proofing our heritage", says JLRCEO Ralf Speth. Sayer is the first voice-activated artificial intelligence (AI) steering wheel that will be able to carry out hundreds of tasks.
You can see the magnificent vehicle on display at the Jaguar Land Rover Tech Fest at Central Saint Martins in London from 8-10 September. Other than its electric powertrain and modified instrumentation the vehicle is completely original in specification.
Trump Administration Just Booted More Russian Diplomats From the US
Realizing that the approval of the new package of sanctions was inevitable, Putin fired back even before Trump signed the measure. She added that the USA hoped both countries could now move towards "improved relations" and "increased cooperation".
Dell Technologies Championship: Jon Rahm opens two-shot lead
The Spanish-born Arizona State alum snatched a two-stroke lead through two rounds of play at the Dell Technologies Championship . The Presidents Cup team will be finalized next week and at 18th in the standings Mickelson is on the outside looking in.
Samsung Introduces New Fitness Products
For starters, the Gear Sport looks a whole lot better than the other options on the market, including the ugly new Fitbit Ionic . The Samsung Gear Sport is powered by a dual-core chipset clocked at 1GHz, paired with 768MB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage.


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Investors May Welcome Quiet Calendar
The sparse calendar this week comes as a blessing for investors struggling to adjust their portfolios to the latest surprisingly strong labor-market report.
Treasurys broke out of their recent narrow ranges on Friday on the release of payrolls data tallying 180,000 new jobs in March and a drop in the unemployment rate to 4.4%.
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Solo Stove's latest Kickstarter project, the Bonfire, is a promising fire pit. And, if Kickstarter pledges are any indicator of future success… Solo's Bonfire is going to be huge. It looks perfect for campsites, backyards, and trips to the beach. And if it burns as clean as their other products… leave your "smoke follows beauty" comments at home with your Presto Logs.
The Bonfire is constructed of stainless steel and uses airflow to get the most out of its fuel.
If you can't wait, or don't have the room Solo currently offers a number of other clever and well-made products. Check out the original Solo Stove Lite and Solo Campfire. They even make accessories like windscreens, cookware, and a tripod.
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Call it a case of being in the right place at the right time.
Farmers Elizabeth Almeida and her husband Noel discovered that Westfordians were hungry for what they had to offer, almost the minute they began pulling produce out of the ground. Local families embraced the chance to purchase their produce fresh from the field, and the opportunity to show their children where their dinner came from.
Call it a case of being in the right place at the right time.
Farmers Elizabeth Almeida and her husband Noel discovered that Westfordians were hungry for what they had to offer, almost the minute they began pulling produce out of the ground. Local families embraced the chance to purchase their produce fresh from the field, and the opportunity to show their children where their dinner came from.
"It's been so fantastic!" Almeida said, when asked about the community's response to Fat Moon at Meadowbrook Farm. "People want us here, and they want to be involved with the farm."
Almeida started in 2011 with a plan to teach classes in healthy living, and wanted an outdoor space to start a garden for demonstration purposes. It quickly became clear that the local produce was the true star of the show.
"I couldn't keep up with the demand for local vegetables," she said. "So I put my energy there."
Today, a scant two years after opening, the farm on Gould Street grows 35-40 varieties of vegetables throughout the growing season, including greens, squash, eggplant, zucchini, tomatoes, carrots, melons, herbs, and much more. Squash blossoms are sold fresh off the vine, "we pick while you wait," according to the farm website. Fresh flowers are available in spring, summer and early fall, and hothouse veggies, honey and maple syrup in the winter.
Almeida was raised in rural Ohio on a large beef farm, and all of the members of her family are involved in agriculture. Noel, who drives the tractor and tiller, learned about farming on his family's coconut and mango farms in India. She and her husband both have business backgrounds as well, which comes in handy when determining which vegetables are money-makers, and which are money-losers.
"We tried turnips just for variety," Almeida said, "But only about three people in the world like turnips, so it didn't pay to continue."
While turnips weren't a big hit, everything else has been. Almeida sees the enthusiasm on the part of her customers as part of the greater Local Food movement, which stresses producing and purchasing food closer to home rather than thousands of miles away.
On the other hand, people love to visit the farm and meet the people growing their food, she said. One father in particular, who grew up in a rural area, brings his young son to help him develop a connection to the land.
"Many customers value the experience for their kids," she said.
And the customers give back to the farm, as well, Almeida said. Last year, for example, after a storm blew down the staked tomato plants, Almeida posted the information in an email, and customers turned out to help restake the plants.
"They feel invested in the farm, they feel related to it," she said. "It is a personal experience."
Customers also like Fat Moon's creative CSA program. On other farms, customers pay upfront for a box of produce of the farmer's choice, to be delivered regularly. At Fat Moon, customers prepay for discounted "farm bucks" to use at the farmstand.
"They can buy five boxes of cucumbers, if that's what they want," she said. "They don't get stuck with something they can't use. Nothing goes to waste."
Also popular are the monthly Farm to Table dinners, crafted with local chefs who pick up produce to prepare in their kitchens, then serve dinner to farm customers out in the fields when the weather cooperates (and in the barn when it doesn't). There are regular cooking classes, as well as classes in foraging, using local produce, and crafting for children. A labyrinth for meditation was a big hit, laid out in a field along with treats like one-bite cucumbers, tiny melons, and ground cherries to pick and savor along the way.
"The kids really loved that," she said. "They loved to run around the labyrinth and pick flowers."
What's next for Fat Moon? Almeida said her goal is to provide an even greater percentage of her customers' diet. To that end they are exploring growing grains and fruit, providing some meats, and bringing in other products such as maple syrup.
"We're asking ourselves, what carbs can we provide other than potatoes," she said. "Grains haven't grown in New England recently, but we're looking at it as an emerging area for local farmers."
What you won't see are any hayrides or bounce houses, attractions that other farms and orchards have introduced to bring in the crowds.
"We want to keep it simple, and not rush people through," she said. "We want them to enjoy the experience of real farming, not pick an already-picked apple off of a pile."
When asked what kind of learning curve she found in operating a local farm, Almeida laughed.
"I think any farmer would say there is always a learning curve, even after 50 years of farming. There are so many nuances to growing vegetables, you can never perfect farming."


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New Delhi: Amid allegations of misuse of police against political rivals during polls, Election Commission has said that people under preventive detention have the right to vote and warned against non-compliance of the directive during Jharkhand polls.
Against the backdrop of allegations that political activists and leaders are being detained by police ahead of elections, EC has written to the Chief Secretary of Jharkhand, reminding him of Section 62(5) of the Representation of the People Act and the Conduct of Election Rules that specify that those in preventive detention are entitled to cast their votes by post.
The letter referred to the provisions in the Conduct of Election Rules under which the administration has to inform the Returning Officer of each constituency about the electors under preventive detention along with their addresses and electoral roll numbers so that postal ballots can be sent to them to allow them to exercise their franchise.
"Instructions may kindly be issued to the authorities concerned to ensure that provisions... Are strictly complied with at the elections and there is no ground for any grievance on account of non-compliance of the provision of the said (Conduct of Election) rule," EC has said.
Seeking to remove any ambiguity, it said that in case the authorities are not aware of the address of the Returning Officer of a detainee's constituency, they should send the details to the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO).
Assembly elections will be held in five phases in Jharkhand from November 25.


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So, The Flow Conference was quite inspirational for me. I don't think every conference should be like this, but I can honestly say that I wouldn't mind if it was every other conference. All of this had to do with the format, which I think my friend Derek gets just right when he notes,
The idea was to open up the usual conference panel formula (i.e., four 20-minute papers, followed by about 15 minutes of discussion) to allow for much more interaction. For the most part, this worked well, with most sessions that I attended having active, engaging discussions for most of their allotted time. However, some panels had too many "official" participants (one that I went to had eight), which sucked up a bit more time and attention. It took almost an hour to get through the panelists' statements a couple of times on panels this size. So, in future, I'd cap the number of participants per panel at six, and more strongly suggest the 2-3 minute time limit on their statements; again, let's get to the discussion.Yeah, well, I klind of agree, even if my presentation clocked in at around 5 or 6 minutes. If you have 6 people going 5 minutes it will clock in at 30 with an hour and a half of discussion. Ideally. I was at one session where a person took around 15 minutes to present. Heck, tack on 5 minutes and you got a standard paper presentation at larger conference, which is what you do not want for this kind of conference, which was supposed to "flow" and, for the most part did. I now my own panel just rocked and rolled in a really rhythmic and smart manner, all of which was due to the right mix of particpants and the format. A real rarity.
But now it is Friday, almost a wweek since the conference and while I am resting my mind a bit, I am getting amped up to write and begin a new book proposal, grading and, well... see Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. Nice!


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Sydney Harbour Bridge toll booth removal
Tuesday, 13 December 2016
After much anticipation, work will start this Sunday to remove the toll booths from the southern end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, one of the most popular roads in the country.
Minister for Roads Duncan Gay said with more than 160,000 motorists using the bridge every day, it is vital to ensure the critical road corridor remains functional and modern.
"While the bridge has stood the test of time, we have made leaps and bounds in tolling technology and the time has come for a much needed upgrade," Mr Gay said.
Earlier this year four new tolling gantries were installed on the northern approach to the bridge and extensive tag testing has been carried out.
Mr Gay said with this new technology operational from Sunday 18 December, work can finally start to remove the toll booths at the southern end of the bridge.
"During the Summer holidays when traffic is traditionally lower the most Western toll booth will be removed - both toll booths in the Southern toll plaza will be removed by early 2018."
To further improve traffic flow efficiency, plans to remove the old toll plaza on the northern end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge will start mid next year.
"When both toll plaza upgrades are complete by the end of 2018, motorists will benefit from simplified traffic movements into the city and onto the Western Distributor," Mr Gay said.
"Removing the booths at either end of the bridge will also enable continuation of the bus lane from the bridge to York Street and provide space for bus readiness bays for buses approaching York Street in the PM peak."
This work complements other projects aimed at improving access to the bridge including new pedestrian lifts to be installed on the eastern walkway and upgrades to the cycleway.
For more information visit www.rms.nsw.gov.au.
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Diamond Cuff Bracelet
Master artisan Richard Messina crafted this amazing 14k cuff bracelet in his small New York Studio. Renowned for his "less is more" philosophy, this cuff has amazing craftsmanship which is evident the first time you try it on. 1 carat of perfectly matched diamonds are expertly channel set across the entire top of the bracelet. Not a piece you will ever see at the mall!


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Holidays and family special occasions can be stressful, especially if a loved one is suffering from illness or just experiencing changes in their everyday life. Come and explore ways to turn these events into joyful, treasured moments. This program is part of Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital's Senior Breakfast Club. Register online at the website, using class code 3S22.


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If you want to improve your physical fitness but don't know where to start, rest easy. The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a set of guidelines meant to lay things out clearly and simply, giving you the chance to find a starting place. From there, you can increase your physical activity […]
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At first glance, the worlds of fashion and comics could not seem more incommensurate. The former is an extroverted art that fuels a trend chasing industry obsessed with posing and that panders to a market dominated by female desire; the latter is a highly introverted art that generally shuns the limelight outside of the superhero genre, that nurses odd and nerdy obsessions and in North America, panders to a market dominated by male desire.
But underlying those differences, I find similarities in both art forms: discreditation and disloyalty.
Although fashion is hardly a marginalized industry, it is one that is very much discredited. Like comics, it is not a "serious" art. Fashion is criticized for being trivial and decadant. And like other art forms that serve a practical function or that are commercial in nature, fashion is deemed to have lesser artistic merit by default.
But really, I am more interested in fashion's disloyalty. Although in many ways, fashion remains very much a patriarchal, colonial and commercialized industry, it is in others ways, a more disloyal and anarchic world than comics. Don't get me wrong, there is no doubt in my mind that independent comics by far, present greater criticisms of the mainstream. But by its very nature, fashion's superficiality bestows upon it a restlessness that allows it to evade power relations, at least on the surface, even as it replicates those power relations without a trace of irony or camp. (Of course, underlying that surface is a multi billion dollar business complex that reinforces dominant power structures.)
The ruthless pace of fashion reduces every image, every artifact, every designer into a passing trend; you're only as good as your last show. Everything becomes divorced from context, everything is evacuated of meaning to the point where fashion operates according to its own hermeneutical logic of fantasy, annoyed whenever reality intrudes with its protests against cultural appropriation, unrealistic representations of the body, the treatment of young models, etc. You're missing the point, Fashion says. You are – oh would you look at that pretty?! I'm sorry darling, was your mouth opening with sounds coming out of it? Next show in a few! Kiss kiss!
Fashion is an empty mirror that only seeks to reflect beauty. And it's a fickle, restless, novelty seeking mirror at that. It's a vacuous pane that could turn in any angle, stopping to rest or to change directions at any fancy or whim. It is true that for the most part, it reflects dominant images because of hegemonic influence and that those with more privilege have more power to influence the roving pane of the mirror. And ultimately, what we see in the mirror influences us, so that the fashion industry has become an echo chamber of slavish replications, its followers an impulsive army of fast fashion shoppers.
But at the end of the day, this too shall pass. Because fashion is always looking for the Next Big Thing, and that never comes out of the mainstream. Fashion always has to have at least a part of its mind in the gutter because it knows that that is where its power lies, and not in endlessly clicking refresh on trends from decades past. Every art industry knows it needs fresh blood to survive, but with its breakneck pace, fashion is, above other art forms, dependent on its anarchists and saboteurs. This is why the hiring of Anglo bad boys like Galliano and McQueen by prominent French houses comes as no surprize to me.
There will always be those who would stake fashion in its fat and fickle heart and who have the skill to give it the send up it deserves. And as long as fashion always has one foot in the grave, I'll be keeping my eye on it.


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A Recycled Plastic Petrie Bench works well in any outdoor park, school, trail, or sitting area. Made of durable recycled plastic, this bench is a statement of your dedication towards the environment. The contemporary recycled plastic bases come in black only. The bench seats are available in cedar, gray, or green. Custom colors are available for quantity orders. Heavy duty zinc coated hardware is included. The bench includes four 2" x 6" Resinwood slats and black recycled plastic bases. The 4-foot bench is pictured with two bases and green color. The Recycled Plastic Petrie Bench is available as portable, permanent mount, or surface mount.


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"Rarely have we seen a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path. .."
Probably with the mushed brain all he heard was these cliches...
...and people sharing their feeling.
Brock wrote:Well that's another problem, and it seems whatever is said about it, there are those who will strongly defend their apparent right, to use AA meetings as a support group for life's little (or big) ups and downs.
avaneesh912 wrote:I agree that prevails everywhere. I was watching the HBO gig on drinking in America, its on Youtube and looks like it was added just recently. Its appalling to see even the so called experts don't mention about a spiritual solution at all and they think an alcoholic has to be treated/counseled rest of his/her life. To them the solution is medication supplemented by counseling.
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Do you know who invented air conditioning and when it was invented?
This video starts out with that fun bit of trivia! We also talk about what consumers should know about when when calling about an air conditioning repair. Things like service response time as well as replacement parts.
Another topic is the health aspect of AC. For many people, having an HVAC system in humid and muggy weather is a necessity.
Lastly, we touch on latest green energy movements within the HVAC industry. Here is the video:


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Prior to last year's draft I saw many articles lamenting the problems besetting the running back (RB) position in fantasy football. There was one big problem in particular: the prevalence of the running back by committee (RBBC). The term RBBC means that, unlike the days or yore, no single RB carries the entire load for their team. Instead, now most teams allocate carries among several RBs. Moreover, there are RB specialists: third down specialists, receiving-down specialists, blocking specialists, and goal line specialists. All of this had made drafting RBs much less clear cut because so much production was divvied out. In fact, many experts advocated ditching the classic approach of drafting two RBs with your first two picks of the draft and instead drafting two WRs. Their rationale? Why end up with two mediocre RBs when you can get two top-flight WRs?
As I became more experienced, I emphasized RBs in my drafts. However, several years ago I started a draft by spending my first two picks on RBs LaMont Jordan and DeShaun Foster (with the 11th pick and 13th picks in a 12-team league) and they both failed miserably. I knew they were probably mediocre but stuck to my strategy to build RB depth. That memory piqued my interest in the WR-WR approach and I decided to try it last year. I drafted again at the 11th spot (out of 12) but this time I drafted Terrell Owens and then got Reggie Wayne at 13. I went on to draft what looked like a good RB corps that included Willie Parker, Darren McFadden, Ronnie Brown, DeAngelo Williams, and Rashard Mendenhall. (I took Parker in the third round, McFadden in the fourth, and Willliams, Brown, and Mendenhall late.)
Unfortunately those RBs turned out to be mostly underwhelming. While Williams performed better than I would have thought in my wildest dreams, and Brown came back sooner than I thought, Parker, McFadden, and Mendenhall were largely unavailable all year. Meanwhile, Owens and Wayne disappointed much of the year. So I was weak at RB and WR did not atone for that even though I invested heavily in that position.
Of course, you can look at this and say it was a good strategy overall that was just ruined by injuries. But there were a few major names at RB I missed out on because I went with the two WRs to start. Any one of those big names would have made a difference in my season. Instead, I every RB I took came with big question marks, as that was all that was left after the first two rounds.
I doubt I will ever start a draft again with two WRs. While WRs can explode, their performances are volatile. High draft picks should minimize risk and maximize upside and that this is done by taking the best player available while also striving to fill out your the crucial RB corps early. Aim to get some combination of at least two very good RBs and two very good WRs with your first five picks. That fifth pick can then be allocated for another RB for depth (trust me, you want a lot of depth at RB) or another WR for flexibility, starting requirements (if your league starts three WRs), or trading possibilities. You could also use that if you have a chance for a sure-fire QB, but it is probably better to wait and get a QB a little later, as the difference in scoring between top QBs and mid-level QBs is not that great.


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This spring plays host to a variety of fresh and fun looks for nails, from striking neons and cool and flirty pastels, to simple buffed and bare nails. But it's not just colour that's getting us all excited - the nail finish is just as important, with high gloss, matte and dual tone finishes all getting the nod as on trend looks. No matter what your skin tone, your age or your nail length, there's definitely a nail look to suit you this season - so let's all give a manicured high five for spring 2012.
Buffed and bare
Right, let's get back to basics. The easiest, most fuss-free way to get bang on trend spring nails is to go for healthy nails that are 'au naturale'. Backstage at Christopher Kane's spring/summer 2012 show, models' nails were simple and chic, with the Leighton Denny Expert Nails team keeping them colour-free and buffed to perfection. This look demonstrated understated elegance and really focused on the quality of the nail. To work the look, it's important to keep hands well moisturised, cuticles pushed back and clean, and nails all one length. Use a professional buffer, such as the Leighton Denny Expert Nails Trio Buffer (£4.50, www.leightondenny.com), to buff away any ridges and give nails a high shine finish.
Up until now, neon nails were reserved for the under 16's only - but this season sees these eye-popping shades make their way back onto our hands and into our hearts. My favourite neon shade is lime green, which was seen on the spring/summer catwalks at Vivienne Westwood, Aquascutum and Mulberry. Perfect for those with short nails, the neon lime nail trend has already been spotted on celeb fashionistas including 90210's AnnaLynn McCord and British it-girl Alexa Chung. Join the neon green army with Dior Vernis' head turning lime polish in Waterlily (£18.00, Selfridges) or Shipwrecked from my Castaway Collection (£11.00, www.leightondenny.com).
For a serious spring fix, pretty pastels are where it's at - with subtle, refined and feminine shades of pink, peach, and frosty blue all rocking the catwalks and now our nails. Not only flattering on your hands, pastels are perfect for pedicures and complement spring's sculptural sandals. For this season's must-haves, check out Chanel's latest collection of sexy sorbet shades - my favourite is the peachy pastel nail colour in June (£17.50 from Debenhams). Or, try Just Perfect: a pinky peach from my range of High Performance Colour (£11.00, John Lewis).
Colour cocktailing
If you're easily bored with block colours on your nails, it's time to order a colour cocktail. A speedy and super-easy alternative to nail art, colour cocktailing your nail polishes allows you to create bespoke nail looks in no time. It works by layering two shades, to leave you with a completely new colour - so try giving your favourite polish a new lease of life by combining it with a contrasting shade. Select a darker polish to use as your base, then use a different shade to tone the base down, liven it up or simply inject some sparkle. For an on-trend, mouth-watering cocktail, use colours from my new Leighton Denny Expert Nails Castaway Collection (£11 each from John Lewis). Layer Message in a Bottle, a subtle sandy grey, over this season's must-have teal-turquoise shade, Blue Lagoon, for a pretty, baby blue, pearlescent finish.
We all have our own favourite colour for nails, but backstage at Vivienne Westwood's spring/summer 2012 catwalk show, green was everyone's favourite for the day. The Leighton Denny Expert Nails team painted a different shade of green on the models' individual fingers for a truly show stopping look. If you're addicted to nail colour, then this look is definitely your ticket to the fashion front row. But, if you don't have five different shades of the same colour, use the colour cocktail method to create bespoke variations on your most loved shade.
There's no one way to work spring nails this season - just make sure they are healthy and in good condition, then you can rock whatever colour or look you want.


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Cheese Fondue
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/4 tsp pepper
12 oz beer
4 Tablespoons of flour
1 bag of shredded sharp cheddar cheese
1 bag of shredded swiss cheese
1 tbsp worcestershire sauce
1/4 tsp mustard powder
Mix cheeses with flour. How I do this is by putting 2 tablespoons of flour in each bag of chesse, reseal and shake! Heat beer on the stove at med-high until steaming. Add Worcestershire, garlic, mustard & pepper; mix well. Add cheese & stir until melted. Transfer to a fondue pot or small crockpot. Use chunks of French bread, grape tomatoes, veggies & apples for dipping in cheese mixture.
Coq Au Vin Fondue (for meat and veggies)
3 1/2 cups vegetable stock (almost a full carton of broth)
1 cube Knorr brand vegetable bouillon cube
1/2 cup red wine
1 tablespoon garlic, minced
2 green onions, thinly sliced
Ingredients to cook in the fondue (beef cubes, whole fresh mushrooms, shrimp, cooked tortellini, zucchini cubes, partially cooked potato cubes. Use your imagination.)
In saucepan, heat vegetable stock, bouillon cubes, red wine, garlic and green onions until mixture boils. Transfer to fondue pot. Spear ingredients with a fondue fork and place in pot. Cook until desired doneness is reached. If the liquid level becomes to low in the pot, add boiling water to bring it back to the original level.
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Software Defined Networking APIs are being adopted by communications and networking vendors as a way to achieve more granular network management than has ever been possible in realtime networks. When communications servers can talk to SDN controllers or WiFi controllers, they can provide better quality of service and richer management data. We'll delve into the current state of the art, and look at what's ahead.
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It was not all that long ago that the college bowl season consisted of a handful of games on New Years Day. The schedule expanded slowly into the late 1990s early 2000s before exploding to its current slate of 39 games from mid-December right through the first of the year. The final college football game of the season is the College Football Playoff
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St. Louis aiming for consistency under coach Mike Yeo; goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury may start for Pittsburghby Louie Korac / NHL.com Correspondent
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Penguins team scope
The Pittsburgh Penguins will play three of their next four games on the road; they are 2-4-0 in their past six games away from PPG Paints Arena. Despite that, Pittsburgh is 6-2-0 in its past eight games and 11-5-0 in its past 16. The Penguins defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 in overtime Friday to pull within two points of Columbus for second place in the Metropolitan Division. Pittsburgh, which did not hold a morning skate Saturday, could start goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury after Matt Murray made 28 saves Friday. Murray has started the past eight games for the Penguins. Fleury's last start was Jan. 14, a 6-3 loss at the Detroit Red Wings. Penguins captain Sidney Crosby is six points shy of 1,000 for his career.
Blues team scope
The St. Louis Blues look to win back-to-back games for the first time since Jan. 15. They are 2-5-0 since then and are coming off a 5-1 victory against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday in coach Mike Yeo's debut. Goaltender Jake Allen, who had allowed a total of 17 goals in his five starts before winning on Thursday, will be in goal for St. Louis. "The emotion that we played with and I think we had [Thursday] night we're going to need moving forward," Blues captain Alex Pietrangelo said. "... We've got a really good hockey team coming in. We're going to need the same kind of mindset playing against Pittsburgh." The Blues defeated the Penguins 3-0 on Jan. 24 at Pittsburgh, and aim for a repeat performance. "I thought our physicality in the game [against the Penguins] was very noticeable," Yeo said. "We got on their defensemen and as far as on the forecheck, as far as opportunities to finish checks and be aggressive down in the offensive zone, when you play against a team like Pittsburgh and the skill they have, obviously you have to manage the puck the right way."
Penguins projected lineup
Matt Cullen -- Sidney Crosby -- Patric Hornqvist
Jake Guentzel -- Nick Bonino -- Phil Kessel
Carl Hagelin -- Carter Rowney -- Bryan Rust
Chris Kunitz -- Eric Fehr -- Scott Wilson
Brian Dumoulin -- Kris Letang
Ian Cole -- Justin Schultz
Olli Maatta -- Trevor Daley
Marc-Andre Fleury
Matt Murray
Scratched: Tom Kuhnhackl, Chad Ruhwedel
Injured: Evgeni Malkin (knee), Conor Sheary (upper body)
Blues projected lineup
Alexander Steen -- Paul Stastny -- David Perron
Jaden Schwartz -- Jori Lehtera -- Vladimir Tarasenko
Robby Fabbri -- Patrik Berglund -- Nail Yakupov
Scottie Upshall -- Ivan Barbashev -- Ryan Reaves
Jay Bouwmeester -- Alex Pietrangelo
Carl Gunnarsson -- Kevin Shattenkirk
Joel Edmundson -- Colton Parayko
Jake Allen
Carter Hutton
Scratched: Robert Bortuzzo, Dmitrij Jaskin
Injured: Kyle Brodziak (foot)
Status report
Malkin, who needs three assists to reach 500 in his NHL career, is not expected to play Saturday. ... The Blues will use the same lineup they did Thursday, Yeo said.
Who's hot
Crosby has 11 points (two goals, nine assists) in his past nine games. ... Schultz has 10 points (one goal, nine assists) in his past eight games. ... Hornqvist has four goals in his past three games. … Pietrangelo has five points (one goal, four assists) in his past two games. … Tarasenko has four points (three goals, one assists) in a three-game point streak. … Parayko had a goal and two assists against the Maple Leafs. … Steen has nine points (five goals, four assists) in his past seven games. … Stastny has eight points (four goals, four assists) in his past seven games.


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Kallianpur, March 7, 2017: A Blood donation camp was arranged in Milagres College, Kallianpur for the second time in the academic year 2016-17 by NSS, NCC in association with PF. Rotary, JAYCI Kallianpur and Lions club Udupi middle town.
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By Dan Gainor
The late Warren Zevon wrote the song "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead" in 1991. After Wednesday's presidential debate, it could be the new theme for the Obama campaign and even the liberals of MSNBC seemed to know it. Though some major media outlets attempted to limit the collateral damage.
When the Rocky Mountain debate came to an end, a black cloud descended on the liberal off-shoot of NBC. "A CNN/ORC poll of registered voters who watched the debate in Denver showed 67 percent believe Romney won the debate, while just 25 percent said Obama won," the Hill reported.
For MSNBCers, it was a sign of The End Times. Perennial Obama Fan Club President Chris Matthews lamented the whole ordeal, whining this "wasn't an MSNBC debate, was it? It just wasn't."
Matthews erupted into a vein-throbbing rant about how Obama should be watching MSNBC to learn his debate talking points. "Where was Obama tonight?! He should watch, well not just 'Hardball,' Rachel [Maddow], he should watch you, he should watch the Reverend Al [Sharpton], he should watch Lawrence [O'Donnell]. He would learn something about this debate," he vented. Perhaps the new soundtrack for "Hardball," will be "After The Thrill Is Gone."
Throughout much of the media universe, the Obama faithful were distraught by the president's poor performance.
Fellow MSNBC host Ed Schultz echoed the panic and added Obama "created a problem for himself on Social Security tonight. He agrees with Mitt Romney." "I was absolutely stunned tonight," Schultz concluded. In fact, MSNBC's focus group of "undecideds," all thought Romney did well.
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"I am genuinely a huge Disney fan," Stuart Vevers, executive creative director Coach, told us as soon as we sat down with him last week to get a peek at the latest collaboration. While Coach had originally created a Disney collection in 2016 (with sellout success, no less), now it's taking inspiration from a specific point of polka dot–wearing inspiration: Minnie Mouse.
Just this afternoon, Coach and Minnie Mouse released their collaborative line, a "coming together of Minnie's style and Coach's style," as Vevers puts it. The collection consists of the brand's accessories as well as an exclusive ensemble seen on Minnie today while she attended a celebratory luncheon for her Hollywood Walk of Fame star. "We played with the idea of a nostalgic prairie dress, which is something we've done a lot of at Coach, with this patchwork of fabrics and nostalgic crystal trims," Vevers said of designing for the mouse herself. "And then a little biker jacket. It's very quintessential Coach and a lot of references from the spring runway like the crystal on the shoes."
While the partnership seems like a no-brainer, considering Coach's past success in sparking nostalgia for Disney characters, it feels especially appropriate to Vever's interpretation of the changing landscape for luxury fashion. "I've always had an obsession with youth culture—whether it's the youth culture of today or a kind of nostalgia for the '60s and '70s. I think today the rules of what luxury means are completely changing. Luxury or fashion used to be about a certain formality or investment, and those rules are just disappearing. For a younger person today, a sweatshirt, a T-shirt, a playful backpack, or a pair of sneakers can be a luxury item."
With this in mind, some entry-level luxury shoppers with a love of all things Minnie might be more drawn to the collection's playful wallets with cartoon illustrations or ear-detailed handbags.
All the pieces are available as of today on Coach's site but are already selling quickly—further proving how successful this partnership of two iconic brands can be. "It's about sticking to the things that make you unique," Vevers responds when we ask about what keeps his own brand timeless. "The reason I joined Coach was, to me, it's America's house of leather. That's what really excited me because you can explore ideas for the future but you've got this authenticity to reference: American style and American culture." It also doesn't hurt to count an American cultural icon like Minnie among your fans, either.


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Rehabilitation of tropical rainforests based on indigenous species for degraded areas in Sarawak, Malaysia
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Azani, A.M., Majid, N.M., Meguro, S. 2001. Rehabilitation of tropical rainforests based on indigenous species for degraded areas in Sarawak, Malaysia . In: S. Kobayashi, J.W. Turnbull, T. Toma, T. Mori, N.M.N.A. Majid (eds.). Rehabilitation of degraded tropical forest ecosystems: workshop proceedings, 2-4 November 1999, Bogor, Indonesia. :141-148. Bogor, Indonesia, Bogor, Indonesia, CIFOR. CIFOR. ISBN: 979-8764-70-6..
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A study was conducted on forest rehabilitation based on indigenous species at the Universiti Putra Malaysia, Bintulu, Sarawak. Areas of open abandoned shifting cultivation, man-made mounds, Macaranga secondary forest and shrubby undergrowth were used for trial planting with different types of planting techniques. The research showed that selected species from the natural vegetation community easily adapt to the site conditions similar to their native habitat. The planted seedlings were classified as light demanding, shade tolerant and late growth species on the basis of their height growth performance in the trials. The indigenous tree species recommended for checkerboard plantations are: Shorea ovata, S. mecistopteryx, S. macrophylla, Dryobalanops aromatica, Parashorea parvifolia, Hopea beccariana, Durio carinatus and Eusideroxylon zwageri.
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UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) � A 13-year-old girl�s plan to sail solo around the world was called �undeniably daring and risky� by Dutch judges yesterday. They refused, however, to scrap the venture in a high-profile clash between child care authorities and liberal Dutch parenting.
The three judges at Utrecht District court ordered authorities to take temporary guardianship of Laura Dekker, delaying her plan to set sail next week on her 26-foot yacht Guppy in her bid to become the youngest person to sail solo around the globe.
�I wouldn�t go if I or my boat wasn�t up to it,� Laura told Dutch national broadcaster NOS. �So things have stayed the same, except it is going to take a little longer.�
The court appointed a child psychologist to report on her capacity to cope with the risks and possible harm of two years of isolation.
The ruling came a day after 17-year-old Mike Perham of Britain grabbed the crown Laura covets. After crossing the finish line, the teenage sailor listed some of the physical skills Laura will need to complete her trip.
�It�s whether she�s got the physical strength, the mental strength and the technical ability,� he said. �You know, can she strip an engine blindfolded? You know, can she build boats? Is she an electrician? Is she a mechanic as well? Because you can�t just be a sailor to do a trip like this.�
The Utrecht court will make a final decision in Dekker�s case on Oct. 26.
Laura ignored the legal storm swirling around her and took advantage of fresh winds whipping across the Netherlands yesterday to � what else? � go sailing.
Her lawyer, Peter de Lange, said friends told her about the court�s decision and �she accepted it very positively.�
He said that if Laura gets the green light in two months her record bid would still be on track, although she might have to take her boat to Portugal to avoid autumn storms that regularly lash the Bay of Biscay.
De Lange likened Laura�s quest to the �Dutch East India Company mentality,� a reference to the trading company whose ships plied the world�s oceans in the 17th and 18th centuries, an era considered the golden age of Dutch sea travel and still a source of national pride.
Although the judges ordered child care workers to take responsibility for Laura, they stopped short of removing her from her father�s home. They acknowledged he had tried to stop the trip and then to make it as safe as possible.
�This case is about whether the government ... can restrict the broad freedom parents have in bringing up and caring for their children,� presiding judge M. Oostendorp said. She added the court does not believe the father can be �accused of serious neglect.�
But Professor Micha de Winter, a child psychologist at Utrecht University, warned that Laura�s parents are underestimating the impact of two years alone at sea on a 13-year-old girl as she matures physically and emotionally. He said the court had taken a �wise decision� in ordering a psychologist�s report.


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Mens VIII racing at 4pm today at Henley…
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Your old laptop batteries may have found some new usefulness in DIY power-wall. These power-wall are used to provide a convenient way for homeowners to store electricity for future use. Tesla's Powerwall is one of the leading brands in the market, however DIY enthusiasts have constructed their own power-walls by utilizing old, recycled batteries from laptops.
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The European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad 2018 will hold in Florence
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The European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) is an international mathematics competition similar in style to the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), with two tests taken on consecutive days. Participating countries from Europe, as well as guest countries from all over the world, send teams consisting of up to four female contestants of school age. The first EGMO was held in Cambridge, United Kingdom, in April 2012. The next edition, which will be organised by the Unione Matematica Italiana (UMI) with the patronage of the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research, will take place in Florence from April 9th to April 15th 2018.
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Princess Arelina rushes from the tent as total disorder breaks out across the camp. She descends on your party as you struggle to secure your weapons . . .
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