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dPs. 71:20; [Luke 24:27, 44; John 2:22; 20:9; 1 Cor. 15:4]
kver. 10, 11; ch. 4:15; 5:5; 8:14; 10:11; 11:12; 12:1, 2; See ch. 5:9-14
lver. 10, 11; ch. 4:15; 5:5; 8:14; 10:11; 11:12; 12:1, 2; See ch. 5:9-14
pCited Matt. 9:13; 12:7; [1 Sam. 15:22]
Hosea 6
Israel and Judah Are Unrepentant1 "Come, let us a return to the Lord;
for b he has torn us, that he may heal us;
he has struck us down, and c he will bind us up.
2 After two days d he will revive us;
on the third day he will raise us up,
that we may live before him.
3 e Let us know; f let us press on to know the Lord;
g his going out is sure as the dawn;
he will come to us h as the showers,
i as the spring rains that water the earth."
4 What shall I do with you, j O k Ephraim?
What shall I do with you, O l Judah?
Your love is m like a morning cloud,
n like the dew that goes early away.
5 Therefore I have hewn them by the prophets;
I have slain them o by the words of my mouth,
and my judgment goes forth as the light.
6 For p I desire steadfast love ▼
▼ Septuagint mercyand not sacrifice,
r the knowledge of God rather than burnt offerings.
7 But s like Adam they t transgressed the covenant;
u there they dealt faithlessly with me.
8 v Gilead is a city of evildoers,
w tracked with blood.
9 As robbers x lie in wait for a man,
so the priests band together;
they murder on the way to y Shechem;
they commit villainy.
10 In the house of Israel I have seen a horrible thing;
z Ephraim's whoredom is there; aa Israel is defiled.
11 For you also, O ab Judah, ac a harvest is appointed,
when ad I restore the fortunes of my people.
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We are looking forward to all our Level 3, 4, 5 and 6 parents attending the Parent Partnership next Tuesday, June 25, to hear our classroom teachers present what a Reader's Workshop looks like at HWPS. We hope you gain an understanding of how the teaching of reading has changed over the years. We will proudly show you elements of our daily Reader's Workshop program and introduce you to the strategies we use with our students. The Prezi below is part of the evening that captures the main points for building lifelong readers at HWPS. (Click begin Prezi and set the timer for 4seconds in lower right hand menu)
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From Pat Morris, Connections Counselling – in her 2010 New Years Greeting.
I once read a quote that loosely translated said "we don't always realize the impact we have on others -through our words and our actions. We may never know how our interactions and kind regard can positively influence and make a difference in the life of another".
Sometimes however, we may catch a glimpse of the difference our actions or words have made. Case in point is "John's" story.
Approximately a year and a half ago John, a 22 year old young man with some learning challenges, called to say he was in a relationship with a young woman who had a pre-school aged child.
John went on to speak about his memories when he was a child – a time when Connections provided support to his mother who had an intellectual disability. This support began when John was eight years old and lasted until he was sixteen years of age. He recalled how the workers made him feel good about himself, and how they taught his mom many things so she could be a better parent to John and his brothers. John spoke with fondness and gratitude of the relationship and interactions with Connections' staff during that time.
John remembered the good work of Connections – and asked there was a program to help guide he and his girlfriend to help be the best parents they could be for this little boy?
Through a blended parenting program that Connections offered, John gained the skills and confidence to demonstrate a very positive and caring relationship with his girlfriend's child.
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Daily Dressed Beef Outlook
10/05/00 pm: Choice cutouts were up 7-37 cents at noon Thursday, selects down 3-12 cents. Reported load count was light. Friday's trading is expected to be moderately active as the day progresses. Packers should need to move more volume and are expected to lower prices slightly. Packers' margin held about steady last week as cutout values increased enough to offset higher cattle prices. Margin this week will also likely hold. But next week, if beef prices are lower as expected, packer margin will erode. Sltr Est: 129,000
Daily Fed Cattle Outlook
10/05/00 pm: Only a few pens reported sold Thursday morning in the Cornbelt. Trade volume was still too light to establish price trend but prices were 105-106 dollars vs 104-105 last week. Both Plains and Cornbelt will trade cattle Friday. Prices are expected to be steady to 1 dollar higher, ranging 67-68 dollars and 105-106 dollars. Packers will likely lower bids after covering minimum needs. They appear to be having difficulty raising beef prices as well as moving any volume. Cornbelt: 67-68/105-1067 Kansas: 67-68 Texas: 67-68
Daily Feeder Cattle Outlook
10/05/00 pm: Prices will firm up on feeder cattle Friday compared to earlier in the week. Trading will be steady to 2 dollars lower but more will trade about steady. Calf prices will be weak to 2 dollars lower also, mainly steady to 1 dollar lower. Receipts will be moderate. Buyer attendance will be up, with more Cornbelt buyers present. Harvest will be delayed by rain. Buying interest will be good. Stronger fed cattle prices and steady/weaker corn prices will encourage buying. Plains: 81-89 Cornbelt: 82-93
Daily Hogs/Pork Outlook
10/05/00 pm: Thursday prices on hogs were down 50 cents to 2 dollars. Packers should have ample numbers for Friday and Saturday, allowing them to lower bids again Friday. But, after heavy movement all week, Friday's run will be only light to moderate. Consequently, cash trade is expected to range steady to 1 dollar lower. Pork offerings will be moderate, demand fair. Pork cutout is expected lower on weak loins, hams and bellies. Sltr Est: 379,000 WI Carc: 47-65 WT: 42-42.50 EI Carc: 48.50-62 ET: 41.50-42
Daily Technical Comments
October live cattle: first support 69.12, second 68.82. First resistance 69.42, second 69.22. Dec live cattle: first support 70.55, second 70.35. First resistance 70.75, second 70.95.
October feeders: first support 86.68, second 86.48. First resistance 86.88, second 87.08.
October live hogs: first support 58.34, second 57.81. First resistance 58.87, second 59.40. Dec live hogs: first support 52.97, second 52.22. First resistance 53.72, second 54.47.
Feb pork bellies: first support 62.68, second 61.53. First resistance 63.83, second 64.98.
Daily Corn Outlook
10/05/00 pm: Dec corn futures closing call: down 1 cent Friday. Leslie is due out Friday before the opening of day trade. Last month, he was 10,067 million bushels, so the trade remembers that and expects a lower number on Friday. If the crop is as large as recent estimates near 10,300 million bushels, a sell-off is likely after the report. Some will say, however, "wait until the November 9th report!" Historically, USDA has tended to lower production more gradually, but the wild card in the mix is the acres survey. Look for markets to take a wait-and-see-attitude before the reports. Both domestic and export buyers will be encouraged to wait by the 10,300 million numbers issued on Thursday. Buyers also remember that Leslie was much lower than USDA last month.
Daily Bean Outlook
10/05/00 pm: Nov beans closing call: down 2 cents Friday. Leslie is also due out on Friday. In September he projected 2,797 million bushels vs. USDA at 2,900 million, so the trade will be expecting a low end number on Friday. Look for buyers to move to the sidelines until after the report. China has been the key buyer for months, but look for them to slow purchases into their harvest. USDA said that the Brazilian crop could be larger than the 32.8 million tonne crop currently estimated if favorable weather continues. Last week, Brazil's IBGE projected the 1999-2000 crop at 32.68 million tonnes vs. USDA at 31.4 million tonnes, which can carry over into a larger crop for 2000-01. Look for a major shift from sunflowers to soybeans in the Argentine due to price.
Daily Wheat Outlook
10/05/00 pm: Chicago Dec wheat futures closing call: down 1 cent Friday. KC Dec futures close down 1 cent Friday. Six to 10 Day Forecasts are now released daily, which can experience some 180 degree turns in forecasts as many as five times per week. If it rains in the Plains in October, acres will be seeded. USDA will reduce the carryover to 888 million bushels on October 12 vs. 976 on September 12 and 962 in August. World supply-demand will tighten as USDA reduces the U.S. crop, along with reductions in Australia and Canada. Alberta reported they were two-thirds harvested, but Manitoba and Saskatchewan were 90 percent completed. Quality may be reduced as well. The UK has about 1.5 million extra tonnes of wheat this year. The EU is refusing to use export subsidies to sell wheat so far.
Daily Cotton Outlook
10/05/00 pm: Dec futures: up 25 Friday. Sparks projected the 2000 cotton crop at 17.6 million bales vs. USDA at 18.32 million in September. We expect 17.85 million. The range will be 17.4 to 18.0 million bales. This supported prices on Thursday, along with a wetter forecast. Hurricane Keith will make landfall in Mexico, which can cause rains to move North in Texas. Recent ICAC data suggest record demand for cotton in 2000-01 and 2001-02, with carryover to decline by 7.6 million bales by the end of the period. The A Index is expected to average $62.00 in 2000-01 vs. $52.80 in 1999-2000 and $71.00 in 2001-02.
Daily Technical Comments
10/05/00 pm: Nov beans: first support 4.83, second 4.76. First resistance 4.90, second 4.97. March beans: first support 5.04,seocnd 4.98. First resistance 5.09, second 5.15.
Dec meal: first support 168.53, second 166.43. First resistance 170.63, second 172.73. March meal: first support 168.07, second 165.97. First resistance 170.17, second 172.27.
Dec oil: first support .1535, second .1503. First resistance .1567, second .1599. March oil: first support.1608, second .1584. First resistance .1632, second .1656.
Dec corn: first support 2.02, second 1.99. First resistance 2.06, second 2.10. March corn: first support 2.13, second 2.10. First resistance 2.17, second 2.20.
Dec wheat: first support 2.66, second 2.62. First resistance 2.70, second 2.74. March wheat: first support 2.82, second 2.78. First resistance 2.87, second 2.91.


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Since Carla Bruni-Sarkozy swept on to the world stage in Dior, France has been reinstated as global leader of all things cool. From fashion to film, the French are once more the flavour du jour. Lucie Greene takes a look at the crème de la crème
Oh la Carla!
Once upon a time France was simply synonymous with style – the language, the ladies, the fashion labels. From Christian Dior to Christian Louboutin, the French have historically done chic brilliantly – if a culture can ooze charm, theirs did.
But in recent years the je ne sais quoi faded and the nation simply lost its va-va-voom. Maybe it was the competition from our 1990s Brit-cool or the ascendancy of all things brash, bling and very un-Français – who knows?
And, quite frankly, in 2009 who cares, because France is back! In the past 12 months it has been reinstated as global leader of all things hot, and the fashion pack can't get enough of it.
Following behind the kitten heels of First Lady Carla Bruni Sarkozy, a legion of pretty French actresses and models are now the ones to watch. Forget Nicole Kidman (and that expressionless forehead). Thanks to the wonderfully zeitgeisty film Coco Before Chanel (which will be out here later this month), Audrey Tautou bagged the latest Chanel No 5 ad campaign, while It-actress Clémence Poésy landed the Chloé fragrance contract and Charlotte Gainsbourg scooped best actress for the film Antichrist on home turf at Cannes.
Meanwhile, Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard and her handsome boyfriend Guillaume Canet have established themselves as worthy rivals to Brad and Angelina for the title of Hollywood's most gorgeous couple.
What's more, the French fashion houses were once again behind the most fêted collections on the 2009 catwalk. Lacroix, Louis Vuitton and Balenciaga all enjoyed critical adulation, while hot label Balmain with its iconic pointy-shoulder jackets is being paraded by every celebrity from Victoria Beckham to Kate Moss.
On the British high street, French boutique labels Charles Anastase, Maje, Isabel Marant and Zadig & Voltaire are lining the rails at department stores, and French chains such as Comptoir des Cotonniers are expanding rapidly.
The London and New York party scenes are throbbing with hip Parisians. No guest list is complete without the likes of Julia and Vladimir Restoin-Roitfeld (children of Carine Roitfeld, editor of French Vogue, who is rumoured to be next in line for Anna Wintour's job in New York) and Lou Doillon (daughter of style icon Jane Birkin).
Perhaps the reason we are so drawn to French talent just now is that it is more interesting, more mysterious and more of the moment than identikit Hollywood. The mood du jour favours dignity, class and character. And no one does that better than the French.
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From left: Audrey Tautou, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Sophie Marceau
From left: Marion Cotillard, Cécile Cassel
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From left: Lou Doillon, Carine Roitfeld and daughter Julia
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From left: Christian Lacroix, Louis Vuitton, Balmain


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The Whooliganz were a 1990s hip hop music group consisting of Scott Caan and Alan Maman aka, Mad Skillz and Mudfoot. Caan and Maman met as teenagers in the wealthy neighborhood of Beverly Hills, California. The duo began performing throughout the Los Angeles area and gained widespread recognition. Maman's childhood friend, Evidence, introduced the group to Quincy Jones III and they began work on a demo where they eventually caught the attention of B-Real of Cypress Hill. B-Real invited the teens to join the collective Soul Assassins which consisted of Cypress Hill and House of Pain. The Whooliganz toured the country with the Soul Assassins and their connection helped them land a record deal with Tommy Boy Records.
The Whooliganz recorded their debut album, Make Way for the W and the first single released was "Put Your Handz Up", produced by DJ Lethal and released in 1993, under the Positiva record label. A second single, "Don't Mean Nothin'" was planned but then Tommy Boy decided to drop the group and not release the album. Another song, "Whooliganz", was released as a single in 1995 in the UK on Positiva Records but the duo had already gone their separate ways. Caan followed his father, James Caan, into a successful acting career, whilst Maman turned to making beats and became one of the most successful producers in hip hop history The Alchemist.
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The Juggaknots are a New York collective consisting of members – DJ Boo, Queen Herawin, Breeze Brewin & Buddy Slim. The album 'Clear Blue Skies' was officially released in 1996 during hip hop's years of great excitement, but was released solely on the vinyl-only record label 'Fondle-em Records', and therefore failed to recieve any major mainstream recognition. It was re:released in 2002, with eleven new tracks added to the original album, and it will always be remembered as an underground classic.
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In the spring of 2011, students at Holland Elementary learned that you don't have to be a dancer to learn to dance. In fact, they learned far more than you may have thought could come from ballet alone. As part of a Young Audiences residency led by Configuration Dance, Holland students studied mathematical expression, cultural history, and character education in addition to ballet dance postures, steps and terms.
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EmailOZONE PARK, N.Y. - It took a long time for trainer Jimmy Jerkens to get Grand Champion to the races, but the 4-year-old gelding has proven well worth the wait. The ambitiously named Grand Champion once again showed grit by coming on again after being passed by Joey P. in midstretch to win Thursday's $109,200 Fall Highweight Handicap by a head before a sparse gathering of 3,247 on Thanksgiving Day at Aqueduct. Joey P., under Joe Bravo, finished second by a neck over City Attraction. Park Avenue Ball finished fourth and was followed by Debussy, Bishop Court Hill, and Around the Cape. It was the fifth victory from 10 lifetime starts for Grand Champion, who didn't make it to the races until February after having to have chips removed from all four of his ankles earlier in his career. "We had to start him and stop him a hundred times," said Jerkens, who trains Grand Champion for Susan and John Moore. "We finally got going in Florida this winter. We've had to work hard on him, but he tries, that's for sure. Wonderful horse." Under Eibar Coa, Grand Champion fell into a perfect stalking trip behind Bishop Court Hill and Debussy, who dueled through an opening quarter of 21.92 seconds. Grand Champion and Joey P. were in the second flight and made three- and four-wide moves, respectively, approaching the quarter pole. Grand Champion had a short lead turning for home, but was passed by Joey P. at the eighth pole. Grand Champion, however, continued to persevere along the rail and won a head-bob. Grand Champion, who carried 130 pounds, covered the six furlongs in 1:09.90 over a main track labeled good and returned $6.40 as the favorite. "He always makes it hard for me," Coa said. "Today he broke good so I was happy. He let that horse go by, and he made me work. I never thought by the eighth pole that I was going to come back, but he kept trying. I saw that horse wasn't getting away from me so I just keep pushing and pushing and he finally came back and put his head in front." Jerkens said he will take Grand Champion to Florida and point for the sprint stakes at Gulfstream Park.


text: Prescription for Change Is the CMO the new CFO? More CMOs are on the hook to reduce costs. 5:01 PM on June 1, 2016 by John Johnston, CPA, MHA Email Save LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Before I get a slew of angry letters from CFOs, the short answer to the headline question is, no. However, a new precedent is emerging where CMOs are being held accountable to their organizations' financial performance. In the words of one health system CMO: "Our health system has targeted a systemwide cost reduction of $50 million, and the CEO has assigned $20 million of the target to me. He is expecting me to achieve these cost savings by redesigning and standardizing clinical practice. I can tell you all the clinical triggers we should pull, but I don't know how to translate them into dollars." Translating the changes into dollars is where the CFO comes in. With clinical utilization being one of the largest areas of untapped savings—and care standardization being so essential to success under risk-based contracting—many CFOs and CMOs are now jointly tasked with achieving significant, measurable cost improvement. What's exciting is that this approach can impact finances on a massive scale—and do so while improving care quality. Upcoming Webconference Why you should invest in preventive care for Medicare patients now. Take the systemic approach As the CMO and CFO increasingly partner to meet financial targets, finance leaders should consider the advocating for a systematic approach to reach their goals, rather than one that takes a physician-specific perspective. Here's a case example that underscores this point: A 43-hospital health system with locations across nine states in the Midwest had been diligently focused on clinical improvements for a year but was frustrated that the efforts had yielded very little in savings. The problem? The health system was too focused on individual physician performance, so although clinical improvements were being made, the associated dollars were small in scale. Even worse, medical staff relationships were increasingly strained as loyal physicians were being singled out as "outliers." The key is to lead initiatives that are comprehensive enough to address all the issues hindering clinical improvements—without pointing fingers—and then tie those initiatives to financial savings. The joint tasks of the CMO and CFO Here are some of the actions that CMOs and CFOs can take together to identify areas of opportunity and scale their efforts for a widespread impact: Organize patients by common physician cohorts. This first step involves looking across departments to map high-frequency populations—such as heart patients—to members of the care team. Drill down into each pool of patients to find variability. Organizing patient populations by common physician cohorts provides for a global view of both operations and clinical processes—from admission to discharge. Some clear indicators of inefficiencies and variability are avoidable patient days and a high cost per case. And depending on whether there is variability across single or multiple patient populations, improvement opportunities might be disease-specific or systemwide and achievable in all departments. Prioritize big-ticket improvement initiatives. When it comes to clinical standardization, it's not possible fix everything at once. The key is to focus on activities showing the highest variability—and then institute practices that can easily be scaled to similar patient cases. For example, if discharge planning is an issue affecting multiple service lines, it's important to focus on resolving the root operational issues across the system that cause discharge delays. Only then is it possible to address physician-driven length-of-stay issues. Set up dedicated physician leadership. To put strategy into practice, it's imperative to secure clinical leads—of both employed and independent physicians—to create quality standards and hold their own teams accountable to performance. Effective physician leadership is critical to creating a culture of engagement in care standardization. Above all, taking a "clinical first" approach is the most effective way to reduce variation and ultimately move the needle on cost. Some CFOs have seen what happens when financial leadership (without a clinical counterpart) presents physicians with data that point to performance issues, such as unnecessary utilization and untimely discharge. Not surprisingly, these reports often lack a clinical interpretation or context, and they tend to put the blame for variation on a handful of physicians—instead of accounting for broader clinical or operational gaps that impact performance but are simply out of the physician's control. That's why this emerging partnership from two sides of the house—cost and care delivery—is so powerful. When financial improvement strategies are based on achieving best practice clinical performance, where the CMO's leadership is essential, there tends to be better organizational coordination to solve for root issues, higher physician engagement, and a culture that is more open to change. This article previously appeared on the hfm Healthcare Finance Blog. Improve performance by standardizing care In this on-demand webconference, I team up with our technology experts to outline the essentials of reducing unnecessary variation for lower costs and high quality care delivery. 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Transhiatal esophagectomy in a high volume institution
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World Journal of Surgical Oncology
, 6:88
First Online: 20 August 2008Received: 28 April 2008Accepted: 20 August 2008
BackgroundThe optimal operative approach for carcinoma at the lower esophagus and esophagogastric junction remains controversial. The aim of this study was to assess a single unit experience of transhiatal esophagectomy in an era when the use of systemic oncological therapies has increased dramatically.
Study DesignBetween January 2000 and November 2006, 215 consecutive patients 182 males, 33 females, median age = 65 years underwent transhiatal esophagectomy; invasive malignancy was detected preoperatively in 188 patients. 90 patients 42% received neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Prospective data was obtained for these patients and cross-referenced with cancer registry survival data.
ResultsThere were 2 in-hospital deaths 0.9%. Major complications included: respiratory complications in 65 patients 30%, cardiovascular complications in 31 patients 14% and clinically apparent anastomotic leak in 12 patients 6%. Median length of hospital stay was 14 days. The radicality of resection was inversely related to T stage: an R0 resection was achieved in 98–100% of T0-1 tumors and only 14% of T4 tumors. With a median follow up of 26 months, one and five year survival rates were estimated at 81% and 48% respectively.
ConclusionTranshiatal esophagectomy is an effective operative approach for tumors of the infracarinal esophagus and the esophagogastric junction. It is associated with low mortality and morbidity and a five survival rate of nearly 50% when combined with neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
Electronic supplementary materialThe online version of this article doi:10.1186-1477-7819-6-88 contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users.
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Tate & Lyle Expands Singapore Food Application Centre
Tate & Lyle unveils its enhanced hub for the Asia-Pacific food and beverage industry
Biopolis, Singapore, 07 March 2018: Tate & Lyle PLC ('Tate & Lyle'), a leading global provider of speciality food ingredients and solutions, is pleased to announce the completion of a major expansion of its laboratory in Singapore, transforming it into a leading-edge hub for food and beverage formulation in the Asia-Pacific region.
Tate & Lyle has upgraded and doubled the size of its application centre to meet growing industry demand for ingredients and solutions that lower sugar, fat and calories, and enrich consumer products.
The laboratory has state-of-the-art technology including pilot-scale capabilities in beverage, dairy, bakery, sauce and dressing processing that enable Tate & Lyle food scientists to work in collaboration with food and beverage partners to develop great tasting products that meet consumers' needs.
Enhanced analytical capabilities at the application centre bring together the multi-disciplinary approach needed to drive successful food formulation from the ingredients and recipe, to the application, to the sensory experience. Tate & Lyle's application and technical service teams also provide the technical capability, recipe knowledge and optimisation expertise needed for manufacturers to overcome processing and scale-up challenges.
Harry Boot, General Manager and Senior Vice President, Tate & Lyle Asia Pacific, said: "Manufacturers are increasingly looking to agile and expert partners like Tate & Lyle to help them meet growing consumer demand for great tasting food and beverages that support balanced diets and lifestyles.
"Our Singapore application centre brings together Tate & Lyle's cutting-edge science, market leading ingredients and product development capabilities, offering a formulation "one-stop-shop" for manufacturers across the region."
Tate & Lyle's Singapore application centre is also the company's Asia-Pacific Headquarters and is supported by a network of applications laboratories, sales and technical service resources in Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.
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|It's a little cloud of lemony goodness to make all your troubles temporarily disappear. I promise.
It's one of those days. It's a day when you need to just stay in bed and pull the blankets up over your head and call it a day. Last week, hurricane Katia decided to come visit us here on the west coast of Sweden. I guess she liked it here so much that she invited her grandma cranky pance to visit and bring her rainy disposition with her. You think since us Scandinavians are heading into fewer and fewer hours of day light, that mother nature would hold off on the rain. Would it be to much to let us have a few days of glorious vitamin D days, before we are walking zombies amongst the darkened afternoons?
The availability of lemon pie recipes out there is abundant.I really like the recipe from Rose Levy Beranbaum's The Pie and Pastry Bible (SCRIBNER) via www.joyofbaking.com
It is a mix between sweet, flaky and sour.The three best combinations ever.
This pie is an great beginner pie recipe. As it is an "open faced" pie with more work done by normal kitchen equipment then your own hands so to speak. Give it a go when your feeling a little down, and I hope your little tart/pie will pick you up from your dreadful feeling day.
Sweet Pastry Crust:
1 1/2 cups (210 grams) all purpose flour
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup (113 grams) unsalted butter, room temperature
1/4 (50 grams) granulated white sugar
1 large egg
How to Sweet Pastry Crust:
In a separate bowl, sift or whisk together the flour and salt. Set aside. Place the butter in your mixer and beat until softened. Add the sugar and beat until light and fluffy. Gradually add the beaten egg, beating just until incorporated.Don't over mix or the butter will separate and it can lighten in color.Add the flour mixture all at once and mix just until it forms a ball. I found mine to be a little more sticky so i did need to add a couple of pinches of more flour.Do not over work the pastry as it will be hard when baked.
Have ready your little tart pans with removable bottoms or a large 8-9 inch (20-23cm) pan with removable bottom. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the pastry into a large enough piece to fit over your tart plate or if making tartlets you can divide the dough into equal portions to roll out measuring the dimensions of your tart forms. I used 10cm tart forms. I got ten tarts from this recipe.
To prevent the pastry from sticking to the counter and to ensure uniform thickness, keep lifting up and turning the pastry a quarter turn as you roll( always roll from the center of the pastry outwards to get uniform thickness).To make sure it is the right size, take your tart pan, flip it over, and place it on the rolled out pastry. The pastry should be an inch larger than the pan.
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When the pastry is rolled to the desired size, lightly roll pastry around your rolling pin,dusting off any access flour as you roll. Unroll on top of tart pan. Never pull pastry or you will get shrinkage(shrinkage is caused by too much pulling of the pastry when placing it in the pan). Gently lay in the pan and with a gentle touch use either a small scrap of pastry dipped in flour to press the dough into the forms or use your middle finger and ring finger to gently press the dough uniformly into the pie/tart form. Prick bottom of dough this will prevent the dough from puffing up as it bakes. Cover with plastic wrap and chill in the fridge for 20 minutes so the butter can chill and the gluten can rest in the flour.
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Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F 205 degrees C and place the rack in the center of the oven. Line the now chilled tart/pie form with baking paper or tin foil and either using uncooked rice, beans, or baking weights completely cover the entire surface so it is evenly covered.Bake the the crust for 20/25 minutes or until the crust is dry and lightly golden brown.
For the lemon curd:
3 large eggs
1/3 cup (80ml) fresh lemon juice(2-3 lemons) DO NOT USE BOTTLED LEMON JUICE
3/4 cup (150 grams) granulated white sugar
4 tablespoons(56 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature and cut into small pieces
1 tablespoons (4 grams) lemon zest
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While the crust is baking make the lemon curd. In a stainless steel bowl placed over a saucepan of simmering water, whisk together the eggs,sugar, and lemon juice until blended. Cook, whisking constantly (to prevent it from curdling), until the mixture becomes pale in color and quite thick. This happened quite quick for me. Like 2 minutes. In the original recipe is states that this will take 10 minutes, so if it takes o minutes or ten. Just keep whisking and watch the temperature. It will come together. Remove from heat and immediately pour through a fine strainer to remove any large egg bits or seeds that slipped pass you.(It should be thick like a hollandaise or sour cream) Add the chopped butter and whisk into the lemon curd until completely melted. Add the lemon zest and immediatrly pour the lemon curd into the baked pre-baked pie/tart forms.Reduce the heat in the oven to 350 degrees F 177 degrees C.Bake the tart for about 10 minutes or until the lemon curd is firm but still a little wobbly in the center. Do not let it brown or burn.
4 large egg whites
1/2 cup (130 grams) white granulated sugar
1/2 teaspoon of cream of tartar (in Sweden you can find it here www.englishshop.se in the baking section).
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Meanwhile, in a clean bowl using a electric mixer hand held or stand mixer. Using the whisk or beaters attachments. beat the egg whites until foamy. Add the cream of tartar and continue beating until soft peaks form. Gradually add the sugar and continue to whip until stiff peaks form. Using a a spoon, place dollops of the meringue over the entire surface of the hot lemon curd, starting at the outside edge of the tart.
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|Can this be any better ? Simple, yet so satisfying. Good food does not have to be complicated.
(Make sure the meringue comes right up to the crust and there are no gaps between the crust and the lemon curd). Then, with the back of your spoon, gently press down on the meringue to get rid of any air pockets and to make sure the lemon curd is covered with the meringue. If desired, swirl the meringue making a few decorative peaks. return the tarts to the oven and bake for about 10 to 15 minutes or until meringue has nicely browned.
Remove from oven and place on a wire rack to cool, away from any drafts. when cool serve or else cover and refrigerate.
Makes a large tart/pie to serve 6-8 or 10 10cm tartlets.
Note: I use toothpicks in the finished pie/tarts and then cover with plastic wrap to protect the sticky meringue from the plastic wrap. Can easily last a few days in the fridge if you need it too, but best served the day it is baked.


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Original title: 80 egunean (In 80 days)
Length: 105 min
Year: 2009
Genre: Drama
Directors: Jon Garaño, Jose Mari Goenaga
Actors: Itziar Aizpuru, Mariasun Pagoaga, José Ramón Argoitia, Ane Gabarain
Year: 2009
Genre: Drama
Directors: Jon Garaño, Jose Mari Goenaga
Actors: Itziar Aizpuru, Mariasun Pagoaga, José Ramón Argoitia, Ane Gabarain
Axun, a 70 year old woman, is called from the hospital to take care of her daughter's ex-husband, who was seriously injured in a car accident. To her surprise, the woman who takes care of the other patient in the same hospital room turns out to be Maite, her best friend when teenagers. They have not seen each other for more than 50 years. The hospital visits will show that the close relationship they had when teenagers is still alive. Their relationship was very special fifty years ago but nowadays the same feelings flourish. They have fun and enjoy each other's company until Axun finds out that Maite is openly lesbian. Axun questions her own feelings about Maite. Was their relationship when teenagers more than friendship? Where is the thin line that separates friendship from desire? Now that she is 70, does she dare crossing this thin line?
The film has been presented in 11 International Film Festival (for instance, The London Film Festival, Montreal World Film Festival, Mumbai International Film Festival...). The film is suitable for all audiences.
As part of the 17th edition of the VIVA! Festival, director Jon Garaño attended the screening of 80 egunean at the Cornerhouse cinema in Manchester. Here you have a video about the discussion he had with the audience right after the projection.
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Pumpkin Pie Oats
Pumpkin is EVERYTHING. Every year, I go through this brief (very brief) phase where I think I've grown out of pumpkin. It doesn't sound good for some reason - maybe it's more that it doesn't look good. The pumpkin, in the can, it just looks so....mushy. But I always power through, and I'm quickly reminded of why I love it so much! This is the perfect example of why you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, ya feel me? I was thumbing through a Whole Foods recipe book I grabbed the other day, and pumpkin was everywhere, which is what initially prompted me to crack open a can and get to baking.
I initially set out to make pumpkin muffins, but changed my mind at the very last minute, and wound up with these pumpkin pie oats. I had no clue what I was going for, but what I did know was that I was attempting to make a post-workout snack yesterday, I was HANGRY, and there was no way I was waiting 40 minutes for muffins to bake. Hence, the oat creation.
Even though it was unplanned, it turned out delish. So good, that I had it for breakfast today, and forced my hubby to have it too - isn't being married the best?! He eats oats every day for breakfast, plain and much less exciting, so he was hesitant to jump on board with my new creation, but he loved it too! Or he's getting better at lying about my creations... either way, it's a win in my book!
You'll see in the recipe that I used caramel extract - don't stress if you can't find this stuff, it's not available very many places. I get mine on amazon, and can find it at Walmart from time to time, but if you can't find it, feel free to replace with vanilla or any other flavor you'd like, or eliminate all together. It does add to the flavor profile and sweetness, so you might want to add in some stevia or additional honey if so.
Now that I have my first pumpkin fix of the season, I'm off to see what else I can create, because I'm once again, obsessed with something I planned to hate. Funny how that happens?
- 1/2 cup steel cut oats
- 1/4 cup pumpkin puree
- 2/3 cup water
- 1/3 cup unsweetened almond milk
- 1/4 tsp pumpkin pie spice
- 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp caramel extract (optional)
- 2 T chopped pecans (optional)
- 1/2 tsp raw honey or pure maple syrup (optional)
- Combine the water and almond milk and bring to a boil in a small saucepan
- Add oats and lower to medium heat, stirring occasionally
- Allow oats to cook and liquid to almost completely evaporate (around 5-6 minutes)
- Lower heat to simmer and add pumpkin, pie spice, cinnamon, and caramel extract; mix well
- Once mixed, transfer to a bowl and top with remaining ingredients if desired
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Unbelievably right at the time I decide to embark on a what I ate in a day project I end up not being able to eat properly for days. How's that for irony?
My recovery from a tricky wisdom tooth extraction has so far been slow and very painful. Anyone that knows me is aware that if I'm off my food then it's something serious. Two days post op I'm feeling like hell. My brain knows I need to get some nutrition in me to get the healing underway but my body, or rather my face just doesn't want to know.
I have pain in more places than I know what to do with which dramatically limits my inclination for cooking. Bring out my trusty friend the slow cooker to the rescue.
I've always been a cook once eat twice kind of girl which is why I have an extra special place in my heart for my gorgeous little slow cooker given to me by my mother in law. Not only was it really handy at the start of my vegan journey for cooking vegan meals separately from the boys meals but it's so easy and cost-effective to have dinner and tea simultaneously on the go.
The fact that it bears a striking resemblance to Johnny 5 may also have a little to do with it.
Breakfast: Recovery nicecream
I went for an indulgent version of nana nicecream. Mainly because in my post traumatic state no-one was brave enough to tell me no. I added as many wholesome ingredients as I could whilst still making it appealing to my reluctant appetite. Despite the fact I did not want to eat anything at all this was like a cup of frozen liquid heaven.
- Whizz the bananas, chocolate milk, coconut water and oats in a blender until smooth and creamy.
- Add a little extra coconut water to thin or a sprinkle more oats to thicken if necessary.
- Once you're happy with the texture add the maca, coffee extract and turmeric oil and pulse for a few seconds until combined.
- Serve with a scoop of vegan ice cream on top.
I went with chocolate milk and ice cream but vanilla, coconut or a combination of these would work nicely too.
Oats have a long history of medicinal use, both internally and externally. They have anti-inflammatory properties and are known to promote wound healing. They are also a great source of vitamins, minerals and protein content.
Maca is growing in popularity as an adaptogen superfood but has historically been used in natural remedies since the Inca civilisations. It is a natural stimulant and is nutrient dense, containing 20 amino acids and is rich in calcium. It's a mood enhancer and hormone balancer. It has a pleasant, nutty, slightly sweet taste.
Turmeric is enjoying its time in the nutrition limelight at the moment. Its been used for centuries in both cooking and Ayurvedic medicine. It is known for its anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant qualities.
Dinner and Tea: Soothing lentil dhal soup
This was one of my super easy Johnny 5 slow cooker recipes and is surprisingly delicious considering I threw it together in less than 5 minutes.
I needed something I could leave bubbling away and forget about but also nourishing enough to see me through the day. I don't know about you but for me lentils are only second to mashed potato when I'm in need of comfort food vibes.
- Rinse the red lentils thoroughly
- Put everything into the slow cooker with hot stock for a few hours until the veggies are cooked through.
- Remove the Star Anise before blending
- Add more hot stock or hot water if you prefer a thinner consistency
I tend towards weakness in my stomach so whenever I'm stressed or run down this shows up for me as irritable bowel. Knowing this was likely to be an issue following my surgery I opted for the most soothing ingredients I had on hand.
Red Lentils are gentle on the digestive system and balancing for blood sugar. They are anti-inflammatory, alkaline forming and packed full of protein which is essential for healing.
Fennel Seeds are renowned for their medicinal properties and are often chewed after eating to aid digestion, reduce flatulence and freshens breath. Their anti bacterial properties help relieve sore, inflamed gums and settle irritable bowel.
Star Anise is deliciously warming and rich in antioxidants. It's mildly sedative and anti spasmodic which helps relieve irritation and relax stressed out tummies.
Cayenne Pepper is an age-old remedy for toothache and treatment of gum disease. It stimulates saliva which is vital for maintaining a healthy mouth. It's well-known as a topical pain reliever and anti-irritant. In addition it stimulates the digestive system to work optimally and aid detoxification.
Considering how I've been feeling I was lucky to be able to manage these meals so unfortunately I don't have anything else to add to my what I ate in a day. I hope these recipes bring you comfort and that you choose to try them based on flavour rather than a need for healing.


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Property Type :Flat
About The Property
A recently completed, Platinum collection, three bedroom apartment located on the 7th floor at Vista Chelsea Bridge (Cascades), a new residential development of luxurious apartments boasting exemplar specification and unique design, with an enviable location- just a stone's throw from Chelsea Bridge. This property has been marked by the developer of being part of The Platinum collection; apartments boasting the most striking views and benefitting from luxury additions. This fabulous property is made up of three double bedrooms, two bathrooms (en-suite to master), an open plan reception with modern fitted kitchen and a private terrace looking over Battersea Park. The innovative and striking architecture has been conceived by world-leading architects Scott Brownrigg, to incorporate extensive outdoor landscaping and feature terraces, where residents will benefit from spectacular views over Battersea Park and towards the River Thames. Located just over the water from Sloane Square and with a host of transport links to choose from, these superior residences are not only perfectly positioned but will also form a new landmark development within this sought-after area of London.
Agent Details
UK Homes Enterprise
276-278 Old Brompton Road, London
020 8022 9983
You can see the original listing here : Vista, Chelsea Bridge Wharf, Battersea SW8