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Hello and welcome to our NEW Halifaxpeople Ezines
March 2017
I hope this will be the first of many ezines that will be full of all the things you would expect to see in a town magazine and although I am here to present the e-zines it's your input that is vital to the success of these monthly pages.
This is a new venture for all of us but hopefully you will see a trend develop over the next few months which we will start from the following template. The template is my starting point to something I hope will grow and grow with the help of your input and ideas. So please help to make this grow into an enjoyable, interesting, friendly and popular experience.
I am very enthusiastic about this journey and hope you will all find some time to participate in some way even if it is by just being a viewer.
I hope you enjoy
Gary Beaumont
An Introduction
Welcome to our first monthly ezine. I hope you have had time to view the many different pages of the website but if not, this is a great opportunity for me to introduce you to what the website is all about.
It's basically an audience participation where you, the public, are given a platform to view, promote, share and contribute anything and everything there is to be shared in our town and surrounding areas.
Firstly, there is our 'What's On' page that promoted all upcoming events in the area in a calendar format. If you have an event to advertise just simply let me know by contact me on firstname.lastname@example.com or by using our facebook page.
This website also gives you the opportunity to view the village pages. These are here to give you more of a community feel. By having these pages we can find details of more local specific information e.g. bus routes and other village amenities along with more local specific businesses, promotions and events.
We are also in the process of building more ezines that will be a permanent feature for specific subjects e.g. Weddings, Home and Garden and Dining Out. You can view these as they grow on our 'Homepage'.
I have also started building a 'Business Directory'. This is sure to be one of 'if not 'THE' most visited pages on this website. This page will be like an online version of the YELLOW PAGES but better. 'MUCH BETTER'. This will not only feature local businesses but will include much more detailed information e.g. each business advert has the potential to feature
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Our 'Blog' pages will be full of a variety of local subjects from interesting websites we have found to unusual facts, historic events, news, featured subjects, competitions and any other items of interest.
We are always on the lookout for any Halifax memorabilia (historic photos etc.)
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The Russia Scandal does a 180; Tax Cuts are on the horizon, but not everyone is on the same page; and Donald Trump breaks Ronald Reagan's GOLDEN RULE–Viewpoint This Sunday, The Pilot takes on these top news events of the week with detail analysis, expert advice and panel discussions. VIEWPOINT THIS SUNDAY, PILOT EPISODE
URANIUM ONE – Did the Comey FBI use this phony Trump dossier, with alleged Russian ties to the President's campaign associates, to convince a judge to grant them a FISA warrant, allowing them to secretly monitor the Trump campaign? The FBI later expanded the investigation to wiretap Trump Tower, and now we know the dossier was funded by the Clinton campaign and DNC. Col Jim Waurishuk, IQ al Rassooli
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Hi everyone! Another friendly reminder to register ASAP for our Charity hockey tournament.
"What's in it for me?", you ask:
We now have 8 players registered! We need at least 3 (and up to 6) more players to fill out the team roster! Please register by tomorrow, Friday May 6th!! There are over 20 of you here wanting to play, so please don't wait! This is for a great cause and sure to be a great time for everyone!
If you are not able to make it, please feel free to forward this information to someone you know who may be interested.
Below are instructions on how to register. Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions.
How to Register:
With your payment, please be sure to include: Full Name, birth date, USA Hockey number and indicate your highest level of hockey played:
If you don't have a USA hockey number, you can register for one at the rink prior to the first game.
Once we have everyone registered, Frici Csatlos will serve as team captain and single point of contact for a team.
Please don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions, and thank you in advance for your interest and support!
Don't miss the first annual Make CF History Charity Classic
June 3-5, 2011
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We have been featured in numerous lifestyle and architecture magazines.
Green - Sustainable Architecture and Landscape Design
Issue Number 12
Space Explorers
Seamlessly combining a worker's cottage with a contemporary addition is rare. But architect Ed Davis has done just that. In updating an early twentieth-century semi in Sydney's Inner West, he has combined recycled materials that sympathetically marry eras, with a design that uses minimum energy to keep his clients comfortable year-round.
From the street front, you would not know there had been a renovation. The Byron Bay architect explains how he balanced the retention of much of the original house with a new two-storey rear addition: "The front of the house is untouched, so from a council approval point of view, you can't perceive any change to the building from the street."
The central idea for this two-storey addition was inspired by Japanese courtyard houses that are, like this Sydney cottage, tight for space.
Home Beautiful Magazine
October 2010
A Change of Place
A painstaking restoration has given this relocated Queenslander on the NSW north coast a seamless connection with its surrounds. When architect Ed began looking for a site for a sea change, the north coast of NSW beckoned - in particular, a verdant 4000sqm block on which nestled a traditional timber Queenslander. Leaving an ultra-modern city terrace in his wake, the idea of living in a "slightly worn, timber home with a bit of character" appealed to this former Sydneysider.
Surrounded by an abundance of natural beauty, the land came complete with a creek and views of nearby farmland, all nestled under the protective gaze of Mount Chincogan. All that was missing was a feeling of permanency; like Ed himself, the '30s weatherboard house was not originally from these parts. "Many of the Queenslanders in the area were actually transported from Lismore - some 50 kms inland - due to a shortage of housing here," explains Ed. "They are lovely, but the fact that they have been relocated means there's a lack of...
Coast Living Magazine
Summer 2009/10
Mullum Masterpiece
Breathing new life into an old weatherboard cottage lead Ed Davis of Davis Architects on a bumpy journey. Each stage of the renovation saw the need for clever design solutions and a lot of hard work. The results speak for themselves in his now modern and spacious new Mullumbimby home that remains loyal to its roots with a definite nod to the past.
Like wrinkles on an elderly face this home has the scars and deep set marks that tell the story of it's past, a 1940's pre-war cottage, it was sawn in half and shipped from it's original home in Lismore to settle at it's current site in Mullumbimby in 1994. The scars of this journey still remain with the saw-line still visible on some walls of the home.
"This style is very typical north coast 'cottage-style', with the little windows and closed verandahs" explains Ed "it was pretty traditional with small rooms so we basically just opened it all up".
Home Beautiful Magazine
March 2007
The Greenhouse Effect
A slick inner-city terrace with classic old-school stylings looks so good, you'd never guess it's built around an eco-friendly design. A decade ago, the term 'environmentally sustainable living' might have conjured up images of solar-powered homes on stilts nestled in rainforests - how times have changed! With increasing concerns about global warming and reduced rainfall, eco-friendly housing designs have never been more pertinent or so appealing. As this contemporary renovation in Sydney's inner west shows, energy-saving measures have become easier to achieve, less visible and more sophisticated in their design.
Owned by John and Rachel, a young professional couple, this six-metre-wide terrace on an unusually long block was dark, lacked ventilation and the rear of the building faced west, which meant too much afternoon sunlight, says architect Ed Davis of Davis Yee Architects. In love with open-plan living, John and Rachel commissioned Ed to reinvent the space. "The brief was very open, which is unusual...


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Bio-polymeric materials derived from renewable biomass have successfully replaced conventional materials in many applications. Despite covering 10-15% of the current global plastic market, the application of the Bio-polymeric materials in the field of building facades has hitherto been limited. Unlike the conventional façade materials, Bio-polymeric materials can lessen the carbon footprint of the building façade significantly, reduce a considerable percentage of heat loss, and contribute in alleviating the amount of C&D waste dumped in landfills each year. This will help in saving the natural resources, conserving landfill spaces, decreasing pollution rates, and reducing the overall building weight and energy consumption. Accordingly, this research aims at developing a revolutionary lightweight building façade panel, made from Bio-polymeric agri-based materials, to replace the curtain wall glass and aluminum panel in office buildings, and to assess its impact on the environment, the building energy consumption, thermal performance and structural stability. To achieve that, the research discusses in the first place the potentiality of employing these materials while exploring the main physical and environmental challenges they may confront when introduced to the building facades realm. Secondly, the research adopts rigorous selection criteria to facilitate proposing innovative opaque/transparent materials capable of handling all the environmental, thermal, optical, functional, and economic considerations of the building facade. Thus, 1236 state-of-the-art Bio-polymeric materials have been exposed to a strict methodical screening process through structured quantifiable constraints. MCDM methods have then been employed to enable sorting and ranking the resulted set of candidates considering their order-of-preference in achieving the aforementioned performance criteria. Finally, computational simulation tests have been carried out to ensure that the BioEnclos© Façade Panel satisfies all the energy and building code requirements in terms of heat transfer, energy performance, optical properties, and structural behavior. Consequently, the simulation findings have demonstrated the great capabilities the BioEnclos© Façade Panel can provide to the future of the building façades. Through its several options, the BioEnclos© Façade Panel can reduce the weight of the entire building façade by a range of 43-53%. It also can improve the façade's thermal resistance and energy savings by a range of 31-52%. In addition, it can maximize the visible light transmittance through the façade's assembly by a range of 15-31%. Moreover, the BioEnclos© Façade Panel can be commissioned in different colors/textures with good UV radiation resistance, self-extinguishing abilities, exceptional 50-70% reduction in CO2 emissions, and multiple end-of-life options.


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RCW "OUT OF CONTROL" - September 17th, 2011 - YMCA - Jackson, OH
Posted by: RCW Webmaster on 09/19/2011
Everything in RCW was OUT OF CONTROL last Saturday night at the YMCA in Jackson, OH. Thanks to the fans that made it out and made OUT OF CONTROL a memorable night. We have a NEW RCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION! Here's what went down at OUT OF CONTROL:
Injection 9 Winner Chad Cruise was interviewed by "Loony" Mike Horton about when Cruise would cash in his Injection win and against whom. Chad said he would rather it be a surprise. Mastermind & Sara (WRESTLEOHIO) interrupted. Said they had a huge announcement that would overshadow Cruise's Injection win. They were in the process of rebuilding WrestleOhio since Allanov is out with injury and Power is seeking psychiatric treatment. The latest member of WRESTLEOHIO is...JOCK SAMSON. Samson berated the fans. Cruise and Samson had a great back and forth battle. In the end, Samson submitted to an ankle lock a the hands of Chad Cruise.
Trik Nasty was accompanied to the ring by "American Idol" Dirk Extreme. Extreme still humiliating Trik. Corey Mason took advantage of the distractions Dirk provided to Trik. Corey worked over the knee of Nasty. Trik Nasty has a history of knee problems that is plainly seen with the knee brace he wears to the ring. Trik was able to hit the superkick on Mason and get the pin.
Randy "The King" Allen state that he was reinventing the KING and we would all see the NEW KING at Out of Control. Allen arrived decked out in a majestical robe and crown. Allen seemed more pompous than ever. Hamblin brought his "A" game to Jackson though and really put the hurt on Allen. Allen took the low road and cheated to get his victory. Allen may have walked out the winner but looking at the King's ribs after the show and one could say Hamblin won the war.
This match proved to be just as great as their first encounter. Both men stayed true to the fans and wrestled a clean match against one another. Everyone thought Eclipso had Flash Fury beat and was ready to finish him off but Fury turned the tied and got the pin on Eclipso. These two have a huge respect for each other.
Trik nasty brought "part" of Simon to the ring as Dirk performed "Close My Eyes Forever" as a gift to Heavy Metal. HM didn't think too much of Dirk's singing and the fight was on. HM was clearly under the weather by anyone that seen him that night. HM demanded to wrestle though. Extreme made Trik Nasty pass him a chain throughout the bout. Nasty does not want to extend his ROADIE obligations any further so he complied....reluctantly. Keith Hamblin came to HM defense and began arguing with Nasty. Dirk smacked Hamblin, Hamblin climbed on apron. HM went to attack Dirk and hit Hamblin instead. Heavy Metal turned around into a nasty Face Plant by the American Idol who then got the win. We talked with Heavy Metal the following day and he is feeling much better, but is still very upset with his former partner Hamblin getting in the way.
At Injection 9, The Black Irish Saints were jumped from behind by Adrenaline X. X stole the tagteam belts that night....literally. The belts rightfully belong to the RCW WORLD TAGTEAM CHAMPIONS, The Black Irish Saints. The Saints came into the match wanting revenge. They even sobered up for this match if that tells you how ready they were to make Mathis and Maximus pay. The match showcased both teams strengths and proved why RCW has the best tagteam division around. In the end the Black Irish Saints got the pin and retained the belts but Adrenaline X and Exotic E hit them from behind and stole the belts again. RCW Board of Directors is having a meeting on this situation and hope to have a statement later in the week.
Finally Vance Desmond was set to get his one on one shot against The Juggulator for the RCW World Heavyweight Title. "Loony" Mike Horton came to the ring suddenly and announced that Chad Cruise had cashed in his Injection 9 win and thrown himself into the match. Cruise and Desmond had a great series of matches in the beginning of 2010. Desmond was not happy. He and Cruise went at it. Exotic E had a plan and told Juggulator to let the 2 fight it out. Most of the match was Desmond and Cruise going back and forth. In the end, Referee John Reuben was laid out by action in the ring. Loony was then also knocked out by someone that struck a huge resemblance to that of the Mastermind with a fire extinguisher. During this time Adrenaline X came out and delivered a sick spiked piledriver on the concrete to Chad Cruise. Juggulator and Exotic E had Desmond in the ring and was about to use the hammer on him. Desmond ducked and E hit Juggulator! Vance Desmond got the pin and became the NEW RCW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION. Desmond then helped Cruise up and to the back to end RCW's OUT OF CONTROL.


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Here's The Joker like you never saw him before!
From the cover of Harley Quinn 19's variant cover - and styled after the DC Comics Bombshells art, Joker has been given the Funko Pop! treatment. This vinyl figure features The Joker festooned with Harley's kisses and in a 1940's US Navy sailor's suit.
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Once upon a time there raged a war between the working class Autobots and the militaristic Decepticons. The interstellar conflict between these massive robots with feeling inevitably spread beyond the Transformer home world of Cybertron, where it was born from the seeds of rebellion. The war spilled out into the stars and lit the comparatively useless world of Earth ablaze. This was the story before marketing took over and created uncountable spin-offs and quickly forgettable sidesteps and "re-envisionings." This was a good story.
Once upon a time there were Transformers. Once upon a time there was one cartoon, one toy line, and only one Commodore title so bad it made the advent of Predator on the NES something to be proud of. Those times are gone. Now we have Transformers, multiple revisions of Beast Wars, Japanese transformers, some Armada line, Energon, and who knows what else.
Enough! We'll not let this befouling of such a noble brand spill over to our beloved past time. We will draw our line in the sand. We will draw it here and forbid any half-assed monkey-transfomer from passing. There will be one Matrix of Leadership. There will be one Prime. There will be one Transformers PS2...one victor.
Whooping stick in hand, we rounded up both Transformers titles currently available. The first, Australian born and sporting a slick graphics engine, is a straightforward third-person shooter that focuses on relentless combat in lush settings and incorporates seamless transforming to improve the pace of the game and the speed at which environments can be traversed. The other, born from the land of the rising sun, also focuses on excessive third-person combat and features integrated transforming, but has the advantage of a generation one basis, at least as the Japanese see it.
Both titles have advantages and disadvantages. Now they meet in combat. We will finally determine which is greater in terms of gameplay, graphics, and premise. Let spilt energon cover all the land.


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This Gothic Victorian Mansion Inspired by The Munsters Is Under $500K
If your taste runs a little spooky — or your sense of humor just a little kooky — have we got the Portland listing for you: a gothic Victorian mansion inspired by The Munsters is for sale, and for under $500K.
Tucked away between more modern-looking houses in a Northeast Portland neighborhood, this recent build was designed to look like the gothic Victorian-styled mansion featured in the 1960s cult classic The Munsters — a lifelong dream for local businessman and Munsters superfan George DeVita and his wife, Sarah, who listed the property last week on RedFin for $435,000 (editor's note: it's currently pending sale).
One step through the front doors of the 1,900-square-foot, three bedroom, two bathroom Victorian and visitors are greeted by a familiar (to fans of the show) grand, gothic staircase, complete with carved wooden gargoyles capping the balustrades, thanks to local woodworker Gene Newell, who designed and built the mansion. (A full suit of armor also stands guard at the top of the steps — BYO pet dragon.)
Just to the left of the entryway, in the formal living room, is a slate fireplace with an antique wood and metal mantel flanked by candelabra, an antique electric chair, and an antique pipe organ. All thanks to the couple's reuse mindset, the 2011 build (and staging) prominently features period details thrifted and salvaged from rebuilding supply stores to give it an authentic feel — both for the macabre Victorian era and the show.
"We're like a green (build) house," DeVita told The Oregonian newspaper back in 2010, when construction was still underway, pointing to a multicolor glass-paned door used for the first floor bathroom, which was literally pulled from a refuse pile, and the real firehouse pole (a la Eddie Munster) that was eventually installed, leading from their son's second floor bedroom down to the kitchen.
DeVita, a plumber, is also a member of the Coffin Cruisers Hearse Club of Portland — and regularly parks his vintage 1972 Cadillac hearse outside, he told The Oregonian. He and Sarah also talk more about their unusually inspired design process and building decisions — well worth the full read.
Not familiar with The Munsters and the 1960s "funny monsters" craze in general? Here's a short documentary about the family at 1313 Mockingbird Lane and why they're still in syndication (on Nick at Nite and elsewhere around the world) more than 50 years later.
As for this house for sale, consider what television critic Matt Roush once said:
"Talk about fantasy. Everybody I knew wanted to live in the Munster's House. It just seemed like the coolest house ever."
Check out the 3D house tour for this "hot listing" over on RedFin.


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It is common knowledge that people need food to live. Food should be way more than just a form of sustenance. As fulfilling as eating can be, cooking a great meal is equally as fulfilling. Here are a few tips to take your cooking skills to the next level.
You can use this on other foods besides meat! A little on seeds or eggs can liven it up. You can cultivate a reputation as a mysterious wizard of flavor just by using a judicious dash of such seasonings.
Make sure to keep herbs and spices in an area that is cool and dim. Their flavors will be weakened when they are exposed to light, heat or humidity. Most ground spices will keep their flavor for at least one year. Spices that have not been ground have the potential to last upwards of five years. Their changes at longevity increase with proper storage.
Do you want to take the guesswork out of deciding how long to leave your meat on the grill? You need to use a good meat thermometer so that you can be sure that the inside of the meat is cooked properly. Close the top of the grill to cook meat faster if you use meat that is more than 1.5 inches thick.
Freeze meat partially to facilitate slicing meat into thin strips. This method is especially useful when preparing Chinese or Thai entrees. By partially freezing the meat, it can be sliced with much less effort and with little damage, too, as the fibers will will be less likely to tear. However, always thaw your food before cooking it.
Sometimes when someone's grilling a hamburger, it will get stuck to the grill which makes it difficult to get off the grill. Consider brushing the grill with vegetable oil before cooking to prevent food from sticking to the grill.
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Think big if you plan to make chicken stock. Make enough so that you can freeze it and use it in your recipes. Many great recipes including soups, casseroles and stews call for a base of chicken stock. Make certain the stock is cooled, and then you can portion it into heavyweight Ziploc freezer bags and place in the freezer.
A good cook takes pride in keeping a set of well-sharpened knives. The duller the knife, the more difficult your kitchen task will be. You are also in danger of cutting yourself if you choose a dull knife. When trying to forcefully use a dull knife to cut a vegetable it becomes a lot easier for you to cut yourself than when you use a sharp knife.
For a good pumpkin cooking method, make sure the pumpkin is upright, you then want to cut it directly down in half, in the middle. Put each half on a baking sheet, with the cut side facing downward. Toss a little water on the pans, and bake for roughly an hour at 350 degrees.
Are you a fan of using fresh basil? Place fresh basil into a glass. Make sure the stems are saturated with water. Leave it on your counter and it will stay fresh for a very long time! By changing the water every so often, your basil will develop roots. You can encourage the basil's growth even further by trimming it back from time to time, keeping it fresh and healthy even longer.
If you want to add flavor to your dishes, use a liquid other than milk or water. If the recipe calls for water, switch it up by using a broth, juice, or cooking liquids. As an alternative to milk, try using thinned sour cream, yogurt, soy milk or buttermilk. Using liquid substitutions in your cooking can increase nutrition and give a standby dish a new flavor.
You can also use this seasoning on foods other than meat. Seasoned salt on pumpkin seeds you roast in the oven makes a tasty snack, and it's quite good on scrambled eggs. Everyone will start to wonder about your secret ingredient and what it might be!
When you are cooking roast and do not have a lot of time, leave in the bone. Your meat will cook faster this way because the bone helps to carry the heat straight to the inside of your roaster. Once the meat has finished cooking, remove the bone prior to serving.
They'll just simply work as a sponge and soak up the majority of the water. Instead, you want to wet a clean cloth and use that to wipe the mushroom off.
It is fairly easy to dry tomatoes yourself. Drying them is easy – simply cut Roma tomatoes in half, or cut larger tomatoes into 1/2 inch slices. Put them facing upwards onto a cooling rack and add a little salt. Next, the tomatoes need to spend about 10 hours in an oven set to 190 degrees. Put a cookie sheet under the rack before it goes in. Put them in plastic bags for freezer storage. Another option is to store dried tomatoes in a jar that contains fresh, flavorful herbs and olive oil. The jars can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.
Garlic is a delicious ingredient that has a place in many recipes, but it has no place on your hands. If you have a stainless steel sink, simply rub your hands vigorously on the inside of it, when you are finished handling the garlic. This will clean your hands of the smell that can get onto to the food that you have to handle next.
Being highly organized is necessary when you are preparing several dishes at the same time. If not, you are sure to burn or overcook something. This will increase your productivity, generating tasty foods and saving a lot of money. If you just cook without a plan, you will waste lots of food, which is the same as wasting lots of money.
Keep sauce easily by filling an ice tray with the leftovers and freezing it. Take them out to use on another night when you'd like a no hassle home cooked meal. Simply reheat the sauce cubes slowly in a medium pan on your stove top. This process doesn't cause the sauce to go bad, so reheat with confidence!
Prepare your own stock to enjoy dishes that are more flavorful. You can make stock in large quantities if you wish, then store it in bags and put it in the freezer. Doing so will give you the best stock for any dish that calls for it. If you prepare your own, homemade stock, you will be cutting out all of the preservatives of canned versions.
Wooden skewers should be soaked in plain water before each use for an absolute minimum of thirty minutes. Using this method, you will not burn them when you're cooking. You can keep your food on the skewers if you use two sticks parallel instead of just one.
Blot ground meat with a paper towel before you start cooking it. One smart move in the kitchen is to remove the moisture from ground meats. When ground meats are cooked, excess moisture can be released. The moisture will steam away. This will cause the ground beef to steam, instead of searing.
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Even a simple sandwich can be made immensely more attractive if you cover it evenly with mayonnaise across the entire bread slice. People are often in a rush and will slap the sauce on haphazardly. If you spread condiments evenly, your sandwiches will have more flavor.
Try drying your own tomatoes. Slice a large, ripened tomato in half-inch-thick slices. If you are using Roma tomatoes, slice them lengthwise into two pieces. Place them cut-side up on a rack that you use for cooling, and add a little salt. Next, position a full rack on a baking sheet in an oven preheated to 190 degrees. Dry for approximately 10 hours. Finally, place your dried tomatoes in freezer safe bags and store in the freezer. You can also pack dried tomatoes in a jar with some fresh herbs and olive oil. Kept in the refrigerator, these tomatoes will keep for a couple of weeks.
Buy only good quality knives for food preparation. Dull knives waste time and can mash food instead of cleanly slicing. Sharp knives are safer to use, too. You are taking the risk of getting frustrated and hurting yourself with old and dull utensils.
When you finish a turkey meal, always make sure you save what remains. This is a meal that will freeze really well so you can enjoy it again later. This will keep the turkey fresh enough to make salads and sandwiches for a couple of weeks.
Make sure you use a thermometer to see if the meat is done. Every meat has a certain internal temperature that needs to be reached in order for it to be safe to eat. Since bacteria is all around us, especially on meat, it is important that you cook your meat thoroughly to kill off this bacteria and therefore prevent you from getting sick.
It is vital for cooks to have their supplies organized when cooking. If you don't organize your supplies, you'll constantly be wasting time looking for what you need. Place the cooking supplies that are similar in one place. Try utilizing a spice cabinet to keep all your spices in one spot.
To add additional flavoring to items such as mashed potatoes or soup, use chicken or even beef stock in place of the water. You can also simply add bouillon cubes to the suggested amount of water. This will give your food the required amount of moisture and it will also add flavor as well.
Twice a year, you should buy all new spices. A lot of people keep spices too long, which makes them not taste very good. When you know you're not going to be using a spice for a long time, give it away to someone in your family or to a friend before it loses its flavor.
Use a potato with thick skin to obtain a suitable shell for dishes such as twice baked potatoes. Red potatoes don't have the skin thickness for high-density fillings.
To give your pasta some added zip, save the water you use to boil the pasta. You will need to save roughly one quarter cup of water. Put in some of the water when you mix the pasta and the sauce. The combination of water and the starch from the pasta will give your sauce body and creaminess.
Make certain the butter is softened, not melted, when you need to cream butter and sugar together for cookies. If it has accidentally melted, place the butter inside the freezer and leave for several minutes to harden slightly. Alternatively, you could chill the dough once the ingredients have been mixed. A dough that has been cooled will keep the cookies from spreading more than you want.
The are many varieties of potatoes, and some cannot be used as substitutes for other varieties. There are potatoes that are good for mashing, and there are others that are good when used in potato salad; it really does matter what variety they are. Russet potatoes are more suited to those applications because of their fluffy texture.
Don't do all of your seasoning during the cooking process. Choose from a variety of spices, including garlic powder, salt, cayenne, and pepper. Many people prefer different kinds of spices, and not everyone has the same taste. Don't add them while cooking; offer spices after you've made the meal so everyone can customize the taste for themselves. This way, everyone can make the dish truly theirs.
To reheat foods that have oil in them, without making a mess, skip the microwave and reheat them in the oven. Because a microwave produces such intense heat, the oil separates from the rest of the ingredients because it heats fastest. Baking, on the other hand, slowly and consistently reheats the whole dish, keeping its flavors and ingredients cohesive.
Anytime you know you will be short on cooking time for the following day, give yourself a head start on dinner by prepping some of the ingredients the night before. Decrease your stress level and enjoy your time in the kitchen by doing all the prep work ahead of time.
It's fun to learn how to cook more complicated meals. You may even enjoy eating more when you cook the food yourself. Take the tips that you have read here and use them in your cooking regimen, adding personal touches along the way. If you improve your cooking abilities, people will want to taste what you have cooked wherever you go.
To keep your cooking efficient and stress-free, chop and prepare your ingredients before starting your cooking. By doing this, you won't be in the middle of a recipe and realize you're missing a vital ingredient. It will not take any extra time to have all your ingredients set out before your begin. However, it can save tons of time.


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Video display Maamturks Area More detail Place count in area: 26, OSI/LPS Maps: 37, 38, 44, 45 Highest place: Binn idir an dá Log, 702m Maximum height for area: 702 metres, Maximum prominence for area: 644 metres, Places in area Maamturks:Barr Log Riabhach 558mBinn Bhán 488mBinn Bhriocáin 667mBinn Bhriocáin NE Top 603mBinn Chaonaigh 633mBinn idir an dá Log 702mBinn idir an dá Log SE Top 659mBinn Mhairg 612mBinn Mhór 661mBinn Mhór NE Top 640mBinn Mhór siar barr 596mBinn Mhór soir barr 630mBúcán 550mCnoc Lios Uachtair 401mCnoc na hUilleann 607mCnoc na hUilleann North Top 541mCorcóg 609mCruiscín 432mCúlóg 435mKnocknagur 310mLackavrea 396mLeenaun Hill 618mLeenaun Hill Far North-West Top 556mMeall Cheo 578mMullach Glas 622mTaobh Dubh 422m Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such. Centre on map. Binn idir an dá Log Mountain (Ir. Binn idir an dá Log [TR], 'peak between the two hollows') Galway County, in Arderin, Vandeleur-Lynam, Irish Best Hundred, Irish Highest Hundred Lists, Pale quartzites, grits, graphitic top Bedrock Height: 702m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 37 Grid Reference: L88819 52827 Place visited by 332 members. Recently by: arderincorbett, Caithniadh, Patbrdrck, sharonburns, Atlanticstar, jamesmforrest, ilenia, Richtea, An_madra_aosta, jasonmc, TommyV, billh999, FrankMc1964, johncromie, msammon I have visited this place: YES (You need to be a logged-in member to change this.) More detail Longitude: -9.676763, Latitude: 53.513835 , Easting: 88819, Northing: 252827 Prominence: 644m, Isolation: 0.6km ITM: 488792 752847, GPS IDs, 6 char: Bnidrn, 10 char: BnidrndáLgBedrock type: Pale quartzites, grits, graphitic top, (Bennabeola Quartzite Formation) Walks: for a route along the ridge taking in Binn Chaonaigh and Binn idir an dá Log , see Kevin Corcoran, West of Ireland Walks, 81-92. Binn idir an dá Log is the highest mountain in the Maamturks area and the 110th highest in Ireland. Binn idir an dá Log is the third highest point in county Galway. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/108/?PHPSESSID=94bdv1nld73q54qqei4nce4fj6 Rate Gallery COMMENTS for Binn idir an dá Log 1 2 3 Next page >> Picture from group : Binn idir an dà Log Picture: Binn idir an dà Log A Mountain amongst Mountains Short Summary created by wicklore, 29 Apr 2011 Binn idir an dà Log is the highest of the Maamturks, and is an impressive mountain amongst impressive mountains. Its name, meaning 'peak between the two hollows' aptly describes its physical appearance as it has corries to the east and south, with ridges leading to the summit from the north and south. The upper few hundred metres of the mountain is pure quartzite, so good footwear is needed to walk on the shattered stone and to follow the sandy trails carved out by countless boots. One approach from the south, via Binn Chaonaigh, is to start from the car park at L893 495 A. Follow the good track up to the col between Binn Mhòr and Binn Chaonaigh, known as Maumeen, where there is a Chapel and Holy Well at 250 metres. Turn left to climb 400 metres up to Binn Chaonaigh over initial steep grassy slopes and then shattered rock. From Binn Chaonaigh there is a ridge leading first to Binn idir an dà Log SE Top, and then on to the main Binn idir summit. This route involves about 700 metres ascent total, over about 5 kms distance, and requires care as some sections are steep. From the north, an option is to park at L878 557 B, where a track heads off the road. Follow the track south to approx L880 541 C and climb up steep grassy slopes to Maumahoge at L877 537 D. Follow a steep rocky ridge above the lake north for about 1.5kms to the summit. Any walk in the Maamturks should be undertaken with care as there are few escape options if bad weather descends or you get tired. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/108/comment/4868/ Picture from CaptainVertigo : Looking down to Mam Ochoige from B. Idir an Da Log Picture: Looking down to Mam Ochoige from B. Idir an Da Log CaptainVertigo on Binn idir an dá Log, 2005 by CaptainVertigo 18 Sep 2005 INTRODUCTION:During childhood trips to Renvyle in the 1960s I observed the Maamturks from the floor of the Inagh valley. They appeared like a row of elite sentries: austere, uniform, forbidding and insurmountable. A linear cascade of rock. I still felt somewhat daunted by them in August 2005, and wondered just how steep they might prove to be. When I stood at Mam Ochoige, the saddle between Cnoc na hUilleann and Binn Idir an Da Log, I was overwhelmed with a sense of deja vu, because, of course, my Jes Boy comrades and I had been there before during our teenage years:there, on the western side of the Turks was the strange green mossy looking world where, so it seemed, the sun never quite shone. PREPARATION: A "must see" site is our own Simon Stewart's magnificent study at http://www.simonstewart.ie/Turks/turk.htm ; also,Harveys Connemara 1:30,000; OS 37;Dillon -Connemara; Joss Lynam -Best Irish Walks; printout of all contributions here re Maamturks;Google Earth flyovers.MY ROUTE:I'll let you figure out where to park yourself. After that its a gradual walk along streams as you aim for Mam Ochoige (L877 537 D) until you reach the steep grassy slope from the valley floor to the "Mam" itself. As you turn and face Binn Idir an Da Log you will see the mountain above the lake as shown in SILVER'S excellent photo in his April 04 contribution. I ascended by the route on the left. The rise from the lake area is steep and rocky and requires concentration. As the ground flattens out towards the summit plateau tremendous views open in all directions. This mountain, the highest of the Turks, is king of a thrilling landscape. My photo (below) shows the scene from the shoulder of BIaDLog looking back across Mam Ochoige towards cnoc na HUillean. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/108/comment/1929/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from aburden : Sure where would you be ... ? Picture: Sure where would you be ... ? aburden on Binn idir an dá Log, 2009 by aburden 8 Feb 2009 A grand day out - A 12Km loop that took 5 hrs. Maumeen to L. Mham Ochoige via Binn idir an Da Log. Following suggested route west to 450m before contouring around to lake; quite hard going giving the ice/snow but still doable at a slow pace. Found the slippy decent to valley floor frustrating and ended up sitting a lot ! Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/108/comment/3568/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from csd csd on Binn idir an dá Log, 2003 by csd 31 Mar 2003 For the route down from Binn idir an Dá Log to Mam Ochoige, see Simon's excellent guide at http://www.simonstewart.ie/Turks/mt2.htm. You need to head for the northern cairn (just visible in the centre of the picture, taken from the main summit) and then turn west until you're down to the 410 metre level, before turning north again to arrive just west of the lake. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/108/comment/408/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Derryvoreada ascent and descent. by markwallace 30 Dec 2013 The popular descent from Binn Idir is to Mam Ochoige, and is very tricky, as any guide book or commenter here tells you. On a recent trip to Binn Idir I took the direct route off the mountain down to Derryvoreada, heading just west of south from the summit and aiming roughly for the school that sits in isolation in the valley at L881 511 E. This route wasn't recommended in any guide books I had consulted, but looked doable, and was. Later, I made the ascent from the same spot, parking across the road from the school. It's not a good spot for parking, and I'd recommend using one of the other laybys along the road. But the ascent from here is straightforward: Binn Idir is on the right as you look up from ths site, Binn Caoinaigh on the left. Ascent to Binn Idir is direct and steep with some false summits, and some lightish scrambling required, but with no major obstacles or navigational difficulties (on a clear day). It's also more sheltered from prevailing wind and rain than the Mam Ochoige route, or has been on all days I've been in the area. For those taking the classic route from Mamean to Binn Caoinaigh to Binn Idir the descent from the latter to Derryvoreada leaves a shorter road walk back to the carpark at Mamean and also avoids the long trudge across bog that the Mam Ochoige descent requires. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/108/comment/15245/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from Sweeney Sweeney on Binn idir an dá Log, 2003 by Sweeney 3 Jan 2003 Photo taken looking towards the Bens on a Scout Event in the Maumturks in the Autumn of 2000. Trackback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/108/comment/255/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average COMMENTS for Binn idir an dá Log 1 2 3 Next page >> (End of comment section for Binn idir an dá Log.) Some mapping: Open Street Map (Various variations used.) British summit data courtesy: Database of British & Irish Hills (Creative Commons Licence) MountainViews.ie, a Hill-walking Website for the island of Ireland. 11 Million Visitors Per Year. 1300 Contributors.


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If I were pressed to choose my favorite sitcom of all time, the answer I'd have to give is Newsradio. I still think it remains one of the finest written and acted ensemble comedies to ever hit the tube, and I can only hope that the DVD releases cement its classic status. Out of the show's 5 seasons (the last of which was after the untimely death of Phil Hartman), I can't name a single bad episode – in fact, event he weakest outings still topped the majority of its competitors. What can I say? I love the show. The third season (Sony, Not Rated, DVD-$39.95 SRP) was a banner year, featuring Bill McNeal's massage chair, the fever dream episode (in which a faulty AC inspires hallucinations), Jimmy James's run for president, Rocket Fuel Malt Liquor, the Halloween party, and the space finale (in which the show had an "imaginary" what if episode, wherein WNYX was turned into a space-bound news station in the distant future). The 3-disc set features 9 commentaries (with cast and crew), behind-the-scenes footage with optional commentary, and a great gag reel. Bring on the final two seasons!
No matter what happens at the Oscars this weekend, the only film deserving of the Best Animated Feature award last year was, hands-down, Aardman's big screen adventure of a cheese-loving adventure and his much cleverer canine companion, Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (Dreamworks, Rated G, DVD-$29.99 SRP). I love the fact that, in the age of CG, the greater achievement comes from a hand-crafted feature that – like Pixar – realizes character and story are more important than the animation methods employed… And Wallace & Gromit was simply one of the funniest films I saw last year. Bonus materials include deleted scenes with optional commentary, a behind-the-scenes featurette, and the Aardman short film Stagefright.
Midnight Cowboy (MGM/UA, Rated R, DVD-$29.95 SRP) is one of those classic films that have cried out to be treated right on DVD, in a fittingly reverent deluxe special edition featuring behind-the-scenes material and – most of all – a fully restored print. Thankfully, that has come to pass with the new 2-disc edition of John Schlesinger's controversial Academy Award-winning flick about the unlikely bond between the endearingly naïve Joe Buck (Jon Voight) and the consummate New York outcast Ratso Rizzo (Dustin Hoffman). The movie also gave us the Fred Neil tune immortalized by the late Harry Nilsson, "Everybody's Talkin'" – a true gem in film history. The 2-disc set features an audio commentary from producer Jerome Hellman, a retrospective documentary, a documentary on the film's controversial X rating and its success in spite of it, and a featurette on John Schlesinger.
I really don't need to tell you how much of a page-turner the 350 international and domestic versions collected in the Star Wars Poster Book (Chronicle Books, $50.00 SRP) are to a guy who grew up with the Star Wars trilogy (yes – it remains a trilogy to me… deal with it). Culled from the massive collection of LucasFilm ubergeek Steve Sansweet, there are posters in here that range from the beautiful to the truly ludicrous. And even though I detest the prequels, there are still some quite nice poster images that were done for them. I would love if a companion volume for Indiana Jones were contemplated.
The next Disney Platinum DVD release has come down the pike, and this time it's the film that gave us the most evil Siamese cats ever, Lady & The Tramp (Walt Disney, Rated G, DVD-$29.99 SRP). Beautifully restored and looking and sounding much better than the original, long out-of-print DVD release from a few years back, this is definitely the edition of the film to own. I only wish the 2-disc special edition would stick to the rarities – like deleted scenes a making-of, and the original 1943 storyboard version of the film – than the crap games and trivia that pull these affairs down to their crassest level.
As I mentioned in my original review, Dream On Silly Dreamer (WestLund Productions, Not Rated, DVD-$20.00 SRP) is a poignant documentary featuring interviews with former Disney animation artists – some of whom were present at the closing of Disney's Burbank facility, only to be shunted over to Florida and fired for good a short time later – who paint a portrait of an artform whose vitality remains, but is currently without a home. It can't help but come off as a polemic against Disney management, even though it is not overtly so, by the very nature of the story it tells – that of a studio too blind, or unwilling, to see the reasons behind traditional animation's recent lack of box office success (too many managerial cooks in the kitchen). The DVD release of the film just happens to be on the cusp of a potential revival or Disney's 2-D division – ironically enough from the 3-D mavens at Pixar and John Lasseter in particular, who has inherited the role once occupied by Uncle Walt himself. The DVD features additional footage, animation tests, radio interviews, departmental goodbyes, and much more. Here's hoping the golden age has returned and these people get back to doing what they love…
One of the most heartbreaking things about the absolutely brilliant Good Omens (William Morrow, $29.95 SRP) is that Terry Gilliam's film adaptation of the Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett novel never got off the ground. Why? Because as soon as I read it, I could instantly visualize the story of hell's and heaven's representatives on Earth, who are caught completely flat-footed after centuries of "going native" when the Antichrist is born and the call to arms is issued. After years of being available solely as a tiny paperback, it's getting the hardcover treatment again, featuring an interchangeable cover, a new foreword, FAQ's, an interview of Pratchett by Gaiman, and a Gaiman interview by Pratchett. If you've never read this book, you must.
Not merely another retread collection of classic Python bits, the Personal Best series (A&E, Not Rated, DVD-$19.95 SRP each) presents the favorite sketches of each of the Pythons, personally chosen by the legends in question. What makes the series hard to dismiss is the new material the each of the Python's have provided for their discs, with the latest batch spotlighting John Cleese, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam, and the late Graham Chapman (with Cleese's sporting a hilarious "behind-the-scenes" featurette as well).
You know, some days are just really bad days to rob a bank. Just ask Sonny and Sal (Al Pacino & John Cazale), a pair of New York nobodies decide to go for broke at a Brooklyn bank on a sweltering summer day. What started out as an little old-fashioned robbery turns into a media circus and a public attraction in Dog Day Afternoon (Warner Bros., Rated R, DVD-$26.98 SRP), one of the true classics of the 70's, which is just as funny and thrilling 30 years later. The 2-disc special edition features an audio commentary with director Sidney Lumet, a 4-part making-of documentary (including an exploration of the real-life inspiration), a vintage featurette on Lumet, and the theatrical trailer. The film is also available alongside All The President's Men and Network in the second volume of Warners Controversial Classics collection (Warner Bros., $59.98 SRP).
When you think about, even though it sometimes seems like there's a new DVD released just about every second, there's still a staggering amount of rare material that has yet to make it to disc. Case in point are a pair of releases that are such a pleasant "must-have" surprise that it makes you hope more are on the way. The discs in question are a collection of short films from the late humorist Robert Benchley titled, appropriately enough, Robert Benchley and the Knights of the Algonquin (Kino, Not Rated, DVD-$29.95 SRP) and an amazing collection of shorts under the title Cavalcade of Comedy (Kino, Not Rated, DVD-$29.95 SRP). The latter title in particular is a fun discovery, featuring early Paramount comedy shorts starring young comedians like Jack Benny, Milton Berle, George Burns & Gracie Allen, Eddie Cantor, and more. Please, Kino, release more!
Just when I was beginning to lose faith in one of my favorite comedy directors, Harold Ramis, he goes and surprises me with the pitch-perfect The Ice Harvest (Universal, Rated R, DVD-$29.98 SRP). Starring John Cusack and Billy Bob Thornton as a pair of n'er do wells that steal a load of cash from a mob boss – and then run into an ever-increasing string of predicaments and betrayals – it's an endearingly Coen-esque affair. Bonus materials include an audio commentary with Ramis, alternate endings, behind-the-scenes featurettes, a scene analysis, and a Billy Bob outtake.
The first CD I ever purchased, sometime in the late 80's, was the soundtrack to Ghostbusters – my favorite flick growing up. I remember showing off my new prize to all my cassette-owning friends. As such, it's remained a sentimental favorite of mine, so I was quite happy to learn that it would finally be getting the remastered treatment (Arista/Sony Legacy, $13.98 SRP). The new sound quality is an immense improvement, and they even put a pair of bonus tracks in there as well – "Disco Inferno" and the 12" remix of Ray Parker's title track.
Also getting the remastered treatment is the soundtrack to Rocky IV (Volcano/Sony Legacy, $11.98 SRP). This was the Rocky vs. Russia flick that gave us Survivor's anthemic "Eye of the Tiger" and James Brown's "Living in America."
Before romantic comedies developed a bad name in the 90's, the unassuming flick that launched a thousand clichés was Four Weddings and a Funeral (MGM/UA, Rated R, DVD-$19.94 SRP) – the romedy (and Mr. IGN Proofreader – don't touch my incredibly brilliant combination of "romantic comedy," okay?) that gave the world the ultra-foppish Hugh Grant. After years as a bare-bones disc, the film finally gets the special edition treatment with an audio commentary, behind-the-scenes featurettes, a retrospective documentary, and deleted scenes.
Re-watching the 27 episodes comprising the complete 3rd season of Third Rock from the Sun (Anchor Bay, Not Rated, DVD-$39.98 SRP), I can'' help but marvel at what an amazingly fun show it was at its height – which it most certainly was during this season, which included guest stars John Cleese and Roseanne. The 4-disc box set features audio commentaries a profile on French Stewart, interviews, TV spots, and a gag reel.
Admittedly, it's not the season sets I was hoping for, but it was nice to sit down with 6 episodes of The Drew Carey Show and an additional 6 episodes of Night Court (which did receive a 1st season set) as part of Warners' TV Favorites sampler line (Warner Bros., Not Rated, DVD-$9.98 SRP each). Here's hoping those season sets are on their way in the very near future.
In the pantheon of artists whose work elevated the desirability of any project I found them to be gracing, Arthur Adams ranks right up there with the likes of Byrne, Mignola, Perez, and Buscema. Kudos to the fan-friendly folks at Twomorrows for choosing Adams as part of their ongoing Modern Masters series of artist spotlights (Twomorrows, $19.00 SRP), featuring tons of rare artwork and an in-depth interview. Even better, their next volume is on my favorite comic artist, John Byrne. Can we get a Walt Simonson volume soon?
I honesty think that A&E is trying to bankrupt people. How else can you explain the uber-release of – wait for it – The Complete Emma Peel Megaset Collector's Edition of The Avengers (A&E, Not Rated, DVD-$179.95 SRP). Spanning 16 discs, it features every single episode of the classic Brit-adventure series starring Diana Rigg as the beauteous Peel, of the ultra-tight cat suits. That's 51 remastered and completely uncut episodes, all in one heavy brick. Also available exclusive to the set is a bonus 17th disc, featuring a trio of "lost" episodes from The Avengers' first season, a wonderfully in-depth documentary on the series originally produced in the UK and never-before-seen in the US, an excerpt from the rare promotional short "The Strange Case of the Missing Corpse," an alternate US opening sequence, and an Avengers '77 episode featuring a Peel cameo. They really do want to bankrupt people… Damn them and their amazing set!
In the annals of Disney's abysmal track record of direct-to-video train wrecks, Bambi II (Walt Disney, Rated G, DVD-$29.99 SRP) stands out as a pleasant surprise, featuring remarkably solid animation (thanks in large part to the presence of Andreas Deja, who treated the project as a creative lifeboat as Disney dismantled traditional animation) and a story that doesn't automatically make me reach for the remote, as Bambi reunites with his father and learns the ways of the forest. Bonus materials include a behind-the-scenes featurette and a fun little "How to Draw Thumper" featurette with Deja.
Once known for their often stuffy, utterly faithful literary adaptations, the BBC has finally discovered the 20th century with their fast-paced, gripping adaptation of Charles Dickens' Bleak House (BBC, Not Rated, DVD-$39.98 SRP). With a cast that includes Gillian Anderson, Charles Dance, and Johnny Vegas (if you're a Brit, you know why I laugh as I type that) it's a classic tale of love and murder given a fresh coat of paint.
If you were to take the addictively offbeat sensibility and personality of Mythbusters and apply it to a show that visits the oddest locations in America, you'd have the History Channel's Weird U.S. (History Channel, Not Rated, DVD-$19.95 SRP each). Hosted by Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran, it's a spirited trip across the continent, encountering the stories of the Emperor of the United States, hollow-earth cults, creepy graveyards, a dead-talking town, and more. I only wish they had released a full season set instead of these 3 individual volumes.
As I said when the flick was originally released to DVD, I found myself really getting a kick out of Jennifer Garner's much-cleverer take on the kid-to-adult genre made popular in the late 80's (Big, Vice Versa, etc.). 13 Going on 30 was a real hoot, and the new Fun & Flirty Edition (Sony, Rated PG-13, DVD-$19.94 SRP) pluses the bonus features found on the original disc (deleted/extended scenes, blooper reel, cast interviews, and behind-the-scenes featurettes) with both an alternate beginning and ending and a featurette on the 1980's fashions.
Rather than make fans wait for multiple volumes, aficionados of those more than meets the eye robots can snag the entire series of Transformers: Beast Machines (Rhino, Not Rated, DVD-$59.95 SRP) via a 4-disc set containing all 26 episodes. Awakening on Cybertron after their defeat of the evil Megatron, the Maximals find themselves confronted with radically reformatted bodies and facing the return of an even more powerful Megatron, who now rules Cybertron. Bonus features include interviews (with series developer Marv Wolfman, voice artist David Kaye, voice director Susan Blu, and story editor Robert Skir) and audio commentaries.
I don't know if the world really needed yet another adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice (Universal, Rated PG, DVD-$29.98 SRP), but if you have to have one, it doesn't hurt to have Keira Knightley as reluctant Darcy-devotee Elizabeth Bennett. Bonus features include an audio commentary from director Joe Wright, behind-the-scenes featurettes, and the HBO first look special.
Alyssa Milano worked a little bit of her own magic and got Shannon Doherty banished from this dimension, which left a vacancy in the witchy triptych at the start of the fourth season of Charmed (Paramount, Not Rated, DVD-$49.99 SRP). That slot was filled with Rose McGowan as the clichéd "unknown half-sister" Paige Matthews. This is also the season when Cole (Julian McMahon) went all demony and I keep wondering why no one realizes this is Buffy-lite.
If, like me, you just never got around to picking up Eddie Murphy's surprisingly enjoyable Nutty Professor flicks, you can now get both in a single, double-sided disc edition (Universal, Rated PG-13, DVD-$19.98 SRP). See, sometimes it pays to be lazy.
I never cease to be enthralled every time I see color footage shot during World War II. Growing up, it was always a black & white war, making its triumphs and tragedies seem at arms length. Digging into the remarkable footage contained in the 5-disc, 17-program The Color of War (History Channel, Not Rated, DVD-$49.95 SRP), I was mesmerized all over again – in each frame of color footage, there's an immediacy and renewed relevance to a conflict that no longer exists as a museum curio.
Based on the novels by John Mortimer, Rumpole of the Bailey starred Leo McKern as attorney Horace Rumpole – defender of the lower class and all that is good and decent. It's brilliant satire done with a real character-driven flair, and you can now own the complete series in a 14-disc megaset (A&E, Not Rated, DVD-$159.95 SRP). Bonus features include the feature-length Rumpole's Return, episode intros and an interview with John Mortimer, an interview with McKern's daughter, and much more.
If mystery is more your speed, sleuth along with Agatha Christie's Miss Marple in Marple: The Classic Mysteries Collection (A&E, Not Rated, DVD-$59.95 SRP). The 5-disc set features 9 Marple films, digitally remastered and looking better than ever, so pour yourself a cup of tea and don't mind the body.
The Hobart Shakespeareans (Docurama, Not Rated, DVD-$26.95 SRP) is one of those documentaries that can't help but renew your faith in the future of mankind. The doc revolves around teacher Rafe Esquith who, against all odds, manages to get through to the violence-scarred children of a Los Angeles neighborhood with the likes of Shakespeare, Mark Twain, mathematics, and more. At the end of the year, they even pull of a production of Hamlet – with special guests Michael York and Ian McKellen. Must-see.
I admit, I was a fan of Ellen by the time it rolled around to its third season (A&E, Not Rated, DVD-$49.95 SRP). The cast had solidified, including the always-welcome Jeremy Piven and David Anthony Higgins, and the unfunny, awkward, socially-relevant end of the show was still in the future. Bonus features are limited to a blooper reel.


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Pastor's July Message
by pastor
Moses Preaches the Gospel
Moses speaks, of course, to the Israelites. But the Lord will always have his Israel. Jesus is Israel's King, and he has his people, his new Israel, the church. So the church hears the words of Moses proclaiming the Gospel to Israel: "you are a people holy to the Lord your God".
That God is "God" applies to everyone on Earth. He created Earth and all the heavens, creating man and women and their offspring. But he announces himself also as your Lord (in Hebrew, the name Yahweh). For he has redeemed you from sin; he has put his Name on you in Baptism; he has covered your shame with his honor; he says you are his possession, which means that nothing happens to you, without you being his concern.
You are holy to the Lord your God. Not that you have been holy. That would leave no one holy. This is not about keeping score of who has followed the Law best. You are holy to the Lord your God because he has put his name on you, setting you apart as his own and cleansing you of all sin. It's his declaration, his word that makes you holy. So Moses preaches, "You are a people holy to the LORD your God". [DEUTERONOMY 7:6-9, OF THE O.T. TEXT OF PENTECOST 12]
It is the gracious choosing of God, apart from any worthiness in you, that in his kind mercy he saw you in your sin, and with no delusions on his part, purely out of his kind-ness, he chose you to be his own, to live under him in his gift of righteousness forever. So Moses preaches, "The LORD your God has chosen you to be a people for his treasured possession, out of all the peoples who are on the face of the Earth".
A Voice Against the Gospel
And yet, there is still that small voice in the back of the mind, that slippery voice of sinful flesh (the Old Adam), whispering, But if I am the Lord's treasured possession, if he's my Savior and I'm holy to him, then there must be some small thing in me or about me, or something I've thought, something hidden perhaps very deep, that he saw, that made him want to have me as his own. In some small way, even though I'm a sinner, he must've seen some potential in me that made me desirable to him. To which, Moses corrects, 7 "It was not because you were more in number than any other people that the LORD set his love on you and chose you, for you were the fewest of all peoples, 8 but it is because the LORD loves you and is keeping the oath that he swore to your fathers"…
The Gospel is The Lord's Oath
It is because the Lord loves you and keeps his oath. This is your certainty. The Lord gave oath. What he says about you—that you are forgiven, that the righteousness of his Son is yours, that he will never depart you, that you are his treasured possession purely out of his loving kindness for you—what the Lord says about you, he has put his Name on it. His honor is at stake. If you are not forgiven, if your sin is not covered with the holy blood, if he will leave you on your own, then he has broken his oath and his Name is mist in the wind.
But, on the night when God the Son was betrayed, as he was looking at his path to the cross where he would shed his blood to make you his possession, knowing that he was going to die, your Lord, as any man who is about to die might do, instituted his Last Will and Testament. So that his wealth would not be squandered but would be distributed to his beneficiaries.
To his Apostles, he held up the bread and wine, and he said to eat it and drink it, for in it he was giving his Body and Blood. He told them continue doing this. He then went to the cross, so that, upon his death, the Last Will and Testament of his Body and Blood became the wealth to be distributed to his church, until he comes again.
A man puts his name nowhere more surely than in his Last Will and Testament. It is a man's gift to the coming generations; it is the bequeathing to those he loves of everything he has accomplished; it is a sworn statement that can't be reversed; it is his oath. By oath, by the testament of his blood, Jesus forgives you. You are holy.
In the Name of Jesus,
Rev. Warren W. Graff
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Lisa W. JacobsExecutive Assistant to the Director & Board Liaison
Lisa joined MSRI in 2012 as the Director's Assistant and Development Assistant. She advanced to the position of Executive Assistant to the Director & Board Liaison in 2016.
Lisa received a B.A. in English Literature and a Certificate in Creative Writing from Columbia College, Columbia University and a M.A. from The Gallatin School of Individualized Study, New York University.
Prior to joining MSRI, Lisa worked as an academic advisor in a wide range of institutions, including The Art Institute of California, Parsons the New School for Design, and New York University. In earlier years, she worked as a properties artisan at The Juilliard School and Spaeth Design. She was born in Miami, FL.


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BSCAI has always been fortunate to be governed by a knowledgeable Board of Directors. Through their continued dedication and leadership, BSCAI has become the #1 trade association of the building service industry. BSCAI represents a worldwide network of more than 1,200 member companies from across the U.S. and 15 other countries, who provide cleaning, facility maintenance, and other related services to building owners and managers. The association provides educational programs, publications, seminars, and networking opportunities, all developed specifically for the building service contracting industry.
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To provide programs and services which foster a healthy business environment and promote economic growth, thereby enhancing the quality of life in the region.


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We travel far and wide in Bradford - and even though we were born here and grew up here, there is always something new to see. It seems that around every corner - even in the middle of the changing city - there are reminders of the people who believed so strongly in Bradford and made it such a great city.
I often think about the great names from the past - particularly when I see stones that resonate with the names of pioneers that are associated with our city - philanthropists, inventors, writers, industrialists - Salt, Silver, Cartwright, Priestley, Forster. I like to dabble in local history - so I put a quiz together around some of the UK pioneers that ought to make us so proud of our city and where we have come from. You probably know them all - but you might find something new here. There are a few questions about the sights of our city too. They might remind you of a favourite corner to visit!
Click on the link to enjoy the quiz and be prepared to feel very proud of your knowledge!
Be back soon. Rose and Bill.
The stone illustrated is typical of some of the old, carved craftsmanship from the past- but it is actually available in the classical section of our portfolio.


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The Indian Edible Oil Market
Abhishek Dalvi Mehul Panchaal
Rajkumar Singh
Rohit Gahlaut
Vidhi Jalavadia
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Edible Oil – Consumption pattern from a Rural perspective
The Indian edible oil market is the world's fourth-largest after the USA, China and Brazil. A growing population, increasing rate of consumption and increasing per capita income are accelerating the demand for edible oil in India.
India is a leading player in edible oils, being the world's largest importer (ahead of the EU and China) and the world's third-largest consumer (after China and the EU).
Each year, India consumes over 10 million tonnes of edible oils. Edible oils have a high penetration of 90% in India. However, per capita consumption of edible oils is around 11 kg per year. This is considerably lower than in most developed countries.
Palm oil (mainly imported) and soya bean oil account for almost half of total edible oil consumption in India, followed by mustard and groundnut oil.
In India, most vegetable oil is purchased by household or industrial buyers (food processors, restaurants and hotels) for frying or baking needs and is sold as loose oil or vanaspati (partially hydrogenated vegetable oil). Only a small percentage of edible oils are sold in branded form at the retail level.
In India consumer oil preferences vary from region to region because preference is based on local cultivations. India is fortunate in having a wide range of oilseed crops grown in its different agro-climatic zones.
Groundnut, mustard/rapeseed, sesame, safflower, linseed, Niger seed/castor are the major traditionally cultivated oilseeds. Soya bean and sunflower oils have also assumed importance in recent years. Coconut is the most important amongst the plantation crops. Among the non-conventional oils, rice bran oil and cottonseed oil are the most important.
Consumption factors:
* Per capita consumption of edible oil is low (11 kg) – but rising gradually; * Extreme variation in consumption. The country's top 10% of the population * consumes 20 kg per capita and the bottom 30%, less than 5 kg per capita; * Strong regional preference for 'first press' oils with natural flavour – mustard, * groundnut, coconut oils;
* Inadequate quality control and quality assurance mechanisms lead to * adulteration;
* Antiquated food laws and poor implementation;
* Low depth liquidity in futures markets;
* Erosion of self-reliance in edible oils and rising dependence on imports. Imports * currently constitute 45% of aggregate consumption
Major Market Player
Edible oil| Vanaspathi|
National Dairy Development Board (Anand)| Hindustan Lever (Mumbai)| ITC Agro-Tech (Secunderabad)| Wipro (Bangalore)|
Marico Industries (Mumbai)| Rasoi (Calcutta)|
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India is one of the largest producers of oilseeds in the world. The oilseeds area and output is concentrated in Central and southern parts of India, mainly in Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. In India, oilseeds are grown in an area of nearly 27 million hectares across the length and breadth of the country.
India ranks second in the world (after China) in groundnut production. The three southern states of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and the western state of Gujarat together account for close to 80% of the annual output in India.
Regional trends in groundnut production indicate that the...
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Gainesville Marina is located on the northern end of Lake Lanier just south of the Highway 53 bridge. It sits on the main channel but because of it's location near the bridge and the extended position of the "no wake" buoys, wakes are usually minor while docking. Gainesville Marina is a full service marina and offers the following amenities listed below.
Gainesville Marina is also very convenient to drive to and has a great, kid friendly restaurant called Skogies. Plenty of new and used boats to look at and the lines include Carver, Four Winns and Tige.
Address 2145 Dawsonville Hwy, Gainesville GA, 30501
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BREAKING: NYPD May Arrest Harvey Weinstein – Rape Allegation 'Credible'
The New York Police Department is gathering evidence to arrest Harvey Weinstein, calling the rape allegations 'credible', says the LA Times.
The LA Times reports:
New York City police investigators say a 2010 rape allegation made against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is "credible," and they are gathering evidence to seek an arrest warrant.
Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said Friday that investigators have interviewed Paz de la Huerta, who publicly accused Weinstein of raping her twice in her apartment.
Boyce said detectives found the "Boardwalk Empire" actress' story believable and corroborated portions of her account.
Speaking at a police briefing, Boyce also said that if Weinstein were in New York now and the assault allegation were recent, "we'd go right away and make the arrest. No doubt."
But he said that because Weinstein was in another state and the allegations were years old, investigators have to gather evidence first.
The headline dominated the Drudge Report in bright red letters:
A tsunami of women have come forward accusing Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment. A few women have even accused him of rape. Weinstein's wife left him and Hollywood and Democrat elites have distanced themselves from him.
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Dr. Hall serves as the program director for the Dose Optimization and Outcomes Research (DOOR) progam. The DOOR program focuses on providing evidence to optimize the dosing and outcomes of medications for obese patients. Dr. Hall was selected as a National Institutes of Health Clinical Research Scholar in 2006. He was also the recipient of the 2008 Young Alumni Award from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy.
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