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When it comes to closing the deal, DRTV has an unseen advantage – the Human Interaction, or "HI" Factor.
For decades, 1-800-numbers were the universal signature of direct response television. Then the Internet changed everything. Every week televisions are becoming smarter, more social, and the direct response landscape is evolving to use interactive ads, landing pages, text-to-respond, and more. These new and evolving direct response channels beg the question, "Is the 800-number relevant anymore?" As a web-savvy consumer, your knee-jerk answer may be "No." Understandably. Why call someone when you can shop online and pay via PayPal or credit card? Dialing a 1-800 number seems so antiquated.
Not so fast. As a direct response agency, we've learned something interesting from our clients: as online shopping is becoming more personalized, it's still not personal. Certain products and services require more than bullet points and a "Buy Now" button to complete a sale. What's missing from online shopping is the human interaction, DRTV's "HI" Factor – a real person to talk to, with a real voice, and a real name. That's exactly what a 1-800 number can give you.
DRTV's "HI" Factor gives customers more than actual conversation – it gives them one-on-one guidance. For example, many of our clients use DRTV to increase enrollments and memberships. These require detailed forms to be filled out, correctly and completely. But in reality, some customers get sidetracked and never finish the online forms, or they may not click "Submit" at the end. By having a real person guide and assist them over the phone, more enrollment forms are completed and more customers are enrolled.
Websites are catching on to the "HI" Factor. Have you shopped on a website and immediately had a pop-up window ask, "Want to chat?" This is because dot-coms know the second they can start chatting with you, you'll be less likely to leave their website and shop elsewhere. Now they can answer your questions, tell you more about their product, and most importantly, create a paying customer far more quickly.
Once upon a time, calling a 1-800 number was the universal call-to-action for DRTV. As new response channels enter the game, there's still nothing that compares to the personal attention the 1-800 number provides. And that's what gives DRTV's "HI" Factor the unseen advantage.
Jim Madsen is a Copywriter at A. Eicoff & Co., one of North America's largest DRTV agencies.


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In 1988, Paul Keating, then Treasurer and Deputy Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Australia, went to see his good mate, Bob Hawke, then Pime Minister of the same venerable Commonwealth. Paul wanted to remind Bob of the deal they'd made bfore the 1983 election to transfer the leadership of the ALP and the Prime Ministership from Bob to Paul. Bob told Paul he must have imagined it all. Deal? Never heard of it. Paul and Bob had a full and frank. Plenty of the latter. It came down to a simple choice for Bob: make a deal for real or face an immediate challenge from Paul. Bob agreed to a witnessed meeting at which they would agree the terms of the arrangement.
The meeting took place at the Prime Minister's official residence in Sydney, Kirribilli House. The two seconds chosen by the contestants were: in the Keating corner, Bill Kelty, union official; in the Hawke corner, Sir Peter Abeles, prominent businessman. Those choices, alone, say quite a bit about the two men. Kelty and Abeles sipped coffee and chatted in a corner of the lounge while the two politicos thrashed it out. When the terms were agreed they witnessed the final form of what would become known as "The Kirribilli Conspiracy". Bob was to hand over to Paul in mid-1991. Of course, came June 1991 and ol' Bob found that, in the best interest of the Party and the People he couldn't keep the deal. At that point Paul did challenge, lost and went to the back bench. In the spirit of scrupulous honesty exemplified by Bob he said, "I had only one shot in the locker." He then started ruthlessly planning the next attack. In the week before Christmas he gave Bob the arse for a present, winning the second challenge by a few votes. Bob went to the back bench, promising to serve out his term to 1993 as a good constituency MP. A few months later he quit Parliament, blessing the ALP with a by-election which was won by an independent.
This is a story which contains the template for leadership challenges. The recent vicious struggle between Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard has been fashioned by Kevin on the same strategy (if it works why change it?). The second phase is now in play; the long stew on the back bench while garnering the votes to make the grade in six months. I listened to the concession speech which Kevin gave yesterday and recognised it for the fine of piece of work it was; lovingly crafted over many months and delivered with the best of Kevin's efforts in method acting. It opened with a display of masterfully confected adultness and reasonableness to show that he's not a bitter obsessive seeking revenge. Throwing himself into the part he covered the bases with glory: profusely praising the Foreign Affairs officials to show that he's not a bastard of a boss; thanking everyone in sight and out of it. This is to show that he's not a miserable ingrate. I gave up at that point. He may have gone on to thank the ants and earthworms in the grounds of Parliament House for their efforts but I turned off with the salutation, "You lying bastard."
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The number of juvenile Chinook salmon in the Hanford Reach has increased dramatically since changes were made to how water was released from the dam above the Reach, according to a Pacific Northwest National Laboratory study released today.
In recent years, more than 52 million juvenile salmon have been produced annually in the 50 mile section of the Columbia River between Mattawa and Richland. That's more than triple the annual average of 14 million juvenile salmon before a 1988 agreement was signed.
That agreement and a later one regulated when and how much water should be released from Priest Rapids Dam above the Hanford Reach. Both have helped make sure that eggs and young salmon remain under water.
Now the Hanford Reach has one of the most productive populations of fall Chinook salmon anywhere in the Northwest, said Ryan Harnish, a fish ecologist at the Department of Energy's national laboratory in Richland. He was the lead author on a paper published today in the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences.
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The Hanford Reach is the one of the longest free-flowing sections of the Columbia River available to salmon, and the upriver bright fall Chinook salmon that spawn there are prized for their size and quality.
Harnish and his team looked at juvenile Chinook populations in the Reach starting in the mid-1970s when several times the water level dropped so low that eggs or newly hatched fish did not stay immersed in water.
The huge losses of juvenile fish that resulted led to the 1988 Vernita Bar Settlement Agreement. It required water to be managed to protect eggs and newly hatched fish as water was held back or released from Priest Rapids Dam for flood control and production of electricity.
The agreement regulated how water was released from the dam when adult salmon were burying eggs in gravely areas in late October and November. Changes were needed to ensure that eggs laid along the margins of water channels were not in places so high that they would be uncovered when water levels dropped during the winter.
The agreement also required minimum flows as alevins -- newly hatched fish with yolk sacks still attached -- emerged in December or January. Eggs can be viable after several days without water. But alevins, which have gills, can only survive one to 10 hours if their nests are exposed to air, Harnish said.
An additional agreement in 2004, the Hanford Reach Fall Chinook Protection Agreement, added more requirements to protect juvenile salmon as they grow to an inch or two long and begin to swim out of the gravel, typically in March or April.
It limited the fluctuations in releases from the dam to make sure that the river did not drop too low, leaving small fish in shallow water near the shorelines stranded or trapped in small pools of water that would heat up or dry out.
"One takeaway message from our study is that the constraints agreed upon 10 and 26 years ago are still working to protect salmon in the Hanford Reach," Harnish said.
The study results also indicate that other places might be able to duplicate the high survival rate of salmon from eggs to small fish in the Hanford Reach by better regulation of water flow.
Operations of Priest Rapids Dam have been altered dramatically, said Russell Langshaw, a co-author of the paper and a fisheries scientist at Grant County Public Utility District, in a statement. But the PUD has been able to protect fish and meet electric demands, working in cooperation with other operators on the Columbia River, he said.
The Priest River Dam may be doing a better job of ensuring salmon production, according to PNNL. Dam operations maintain minimum water flows that are more than twice as high as historic levels during winter, which may keep young fish in water more consistently.
In addition to Harnish and Langshaw, other authors of the paper were Geoff McMichael of PNNL, Todd Pearsons of the Grant PUD and Rishi Sharma, formerly of the Columbia River Treaty Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
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GOLDTHWAITE - The rededication of the Mills County Courthouse at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 27, will celebrate the building's restoration made possible in part through grant monies from the Texas Historical Commission's (THC) Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program.
The 1913 Mills County Courthouse was designed by noted San Antonio architect Henry T. Phelps in a Classical Revival style. The stately brick, stone, and copper entryways are framed by massive Ionic cast stone columns. The building features unique interior plaster techniques, some of which imitate marble using age-old Italian craftsmanship. In a basement room, early advertisements for banks, bail bonds and barbers were uncovered and preserved on the walls. The courthouse is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, and is a State Archeological Landmark and a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark.
"Our historic county courthouses are important symbols of civic pride," said THC Executive Director Mark Wolfe. "When restored, they become economic engines for revitalization in historic downtowns. They attract heritage travelers from near and far, helping visitors better understand the real stories of Texas history."
The THC's Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program was announced in June 1999 and provides partial matching grants to Texas counties for the restoration of their historic county courthouses. Since its inception, the program has awarded $227 million to counties, and local governments have matched this with more than $150 million. As a participant in the program, the Mills County Courthouse received nearly $5 million in grant money from the THC in 2008.
Courthouse restorations have generated more than 8,579 jobs throughout Texas and more than $19 million in local taxes. The recently adjourned 82nd Texas Legislature included $20 million in bond funding to continue future grant rounds of the program.
The Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program's accomplishments have garnered national and international attention, with honors from the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Association for Preservation Technology, and the Texas Society of Architects. In 2008, the program was recognized with a Presidential Award from the White House. The successful program has also partnered with the Texas Land Title Association for the past five years to offer a series of stewardship workshops that provide training to ensure the restored structures are maintained, preserved, and do not fall back into disrepair.
For more information regarding the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program, contact the THC's Architecture Division at (512) 463-6094 or visit www.thc.state.tx.us.


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Please show your support for these events by attending, and please, bring along a friend or two or seven.
2007 Schedule
Jan - Book Discussion: Dominion: The Power of Man, the Suffering of Animals, and the Call to Mercy by Matthew Sculley
Feb - Presentation: History of Animal Rights with Jack Norris
Mar - Book Discussion: Vegan Freaks
Past Events
Jan 8 - Advocacy Basic Training: Activist Skills and Activist Rights (podcast archive: part 1, part 2)
Feb 12 - Book Discussion: Animal Liberation by Peter Singer
March 12 - Presentation: "Use the Law, Help the Animals" with Virginia Handley (podcast archive)
April 9 - Presentation: Inside an Open Rescue with Christine Morrissey
May 14 (rescheduled to 7/22) - Book Discussion: The Pig Who Sang to the Moon by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
Jun 11 - Outreach at Haight Street Fair! Put your Compassion in Action!
July 9 - Presentation: Heart Smart Cooking - Cooking with Compassion and Good Health
Aug 20 - Book Discussion: The Way We Eat: Why Our Food Choices Matter by Peter Singer and Jim Mason
Sep 17 (note date change) - Presentation: Effective Communication for Veg*n Advocacy, Family & Friends
Oct 1 (note date change) - World Farm Animals Day
Nov 12 - Book Discussion: Living Among Meat Eaters : The Vegetarian's Survival Handbook by Carol Adams
March 6 - Presentation: Erik Marcus, Meat Market: Animals, Ethics, and Money
April 3 - Discussion: Outreach Strategies
May 1 - Presentation & Discussion: Tabling Tips & Techniques
June 5 - Presentation: California Animal Agriculture: Facts & Fallacy
July - Presentation & Discussion: Meat Market and advocacy strategies
August 7 - Presentation: Effective Communication for Veg*n Advocacy, Family & Friends
September 24 - Presentation: Opening Cages and Opening Minds: The Campaign against the Battery Cage
October 2 - Presentation: Campaigning for the Animals: The Whole Story
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Monday, June 13, 2011
Wii U will only support a Wii Pad for console.
The new controller (known as Wii Pad) will, along with a control that allows innovative augmented reality, motion sensor and an extra add-on games (and it can be used as a tablet) also lets the player continue your game even if television is already being used.
But the most recent news Nintendo fans can leave a little unsettling. According to Shigeru Miyamoto, the whole idea is to use just one Wii console Wii Pad by U, which represents only one player would use all the features of the new control. In the video announcement, E3, showed that the multiplayer will be used with other Wiimotes (the Wii). But where's the fun in that?
To circumvent this problem, Shigeru commented on the possibility of the players bring their Nintendo 3DS, using a multiplayer game with add-ons through the two screens of the notebook.
On the one hand, thinking the price may be a good idea, since the speculation is that the control is somewhat expensive (one of the factors that led investors to leave Nintendo in hand, after the announcement of Wii U).
Second, those using the Nintendo 3DS play games with all the promised HD graphics (remembering that the console games shown at E3 did not use the Wii's graphics U, but the versions of Xbox 360 and PS3)? The notebook will become just one control? It's more expensive to buy the new control of the 3DS? And if a friend brings his Wii Pad from home?
Many questions for the Big N. The new console will be launched next year, without a set price.
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The Yarmukian culture was a Neolithic culture of the ancient Levant. It was the first culture in prehistoric Israel and one of the oldest in the Levant to make use of pottery. The Yarmukian derives its name from the Yarmouk River, which flows near its type site at Sha'ar HaGolan, a kibbutz at the foot of the Golan Heights.
Sha'ar HaGolan[edit]
The first Yarmukian settlement was unearthed at Megiddo during the 1930s, but was not identified as a distinct Neolithic culture at the time. At Sha'ar HaGolan, in 1949, professor Moshe Stekelis first identified the Yarmukian culture, a Pottery Neolithic culture that inhabited parts of Israel and Jordan.[1] The site, dated to ca. 6400–6000 BC (calibrated), is located in the central Jordan Valley, on the northern bank of the Yarmouk River. Its size is around 20 hectares, making it one of the largest settlements in the world at that time. Although other Yarmukian sites have been identified since, Sha'ar HaGolan is the largest, probably indicating its role as the Yarmukian center.[2]
The site was excavated by two teams from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: one led by Stekelis (1949–1952), and the other by Yosef Garfinkel (1989–90, 1996–2004). While during the earlier excavations no architecture was found, the second expedition uncovered large courtyard houses, ranging between 250 and 700 m² in area. The courtyard house makes its first appearance at Sha'ar HaGolan, giving the site a special significance in architectural history. This is an architectural concept still found among traditional Mediterranean societies. Monumental construction on this scale is unknown elsewhere during this period. The houses consist of a central courtyard surrounded by several small rooms.
The houses were separated by streets, which constitute evidence of advanced community planning. The dig uncovered a central street about 3 m wide, paved with pebbles set in mud, and a narrow winding alley 1 m wide. These are the earliest streets discovered in Israel and among the earliest streets built by man. A 4.15 m well dug to the local water table indicates a knowledge of hydraulics. Exotic objects discovered during the excavations include sea shells from the Mediterranean, polished stone vessels made of alabaster (or marble), and blades made from obsidian from Turkey. The presence of obsidian points to trade connections extending over 700 km.[2]
The greatest technological innovation of the Sha'ar HaGolan Neolithic was the manufacture of pottery. This industry, which appears here for the first time in Israel, gives this cultural stage its name of Pottery Neolithic. The pottery vessels are in a variety of shapes and sizes and were put to various domestic uses.[1]
At the site of 'Ain Ghazal, located along the banks of the Zarqa River near Amman, Jordan, the early Pottery Neolithic period is dated from 6,400 to 5,000 BC.[3]
About 300 art objects were found at Sha'ar HaGolan, making it the main center of prehistoric art in Israel and one of the most important in the world.[citation needed] One of the houses yielded approximately 70 figurines made of stone or fired clay. No other single building of the Neolithic period has yielded that many prehistoric figurines. Among the outstanding art objects from Sha'ar HaGolan are figurines in human form made of fired clay or carved on pebbles. The overwhelming majority are female images, interpreted as representing a goddess. The clay figurines are extravagant in their detail, giving them a surrealistic appearance, while the pebble figurines are minimalist and abstract in form. The members of Kibbutz Sha'ar HaGolan have built a museum that exhibits the finds from the nearby site.[2] Because of the unique artistic quality of the figurines from Sha'ar Hagolan, both the Metropolitan Museum of New York and the Louvre Museum in Paris have mounted ten-year exhibits of objects from the site. In Israel, figurines are exhibited at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
Related sites[edit]
Besides the site at Sha'ar HaGolan, 20 other Yarmukian sites have been identified in Israel, Jordan and Lebanon.[2] These include:
- Tel Megiddo (Israel)
- Tel Kabri (Israel) [4]
- Ain Ghazal (Jordan)
- Munhata (Israel)
- Tel Qashish (Tell el-Qassis) (Israel)
- Hamadia (Israel)
- Ain Rahub (Jordan)
- Abu Tawwab (Jordan)
- Byblos (Lebanon)
Although the Yarmukian culture occupied limited regions of northern Israel and northern Jordan, Yarmukian pottery has been found elsewhere in the region, including the Habashan Street excavations in Tel-Aviv and as far north as Byblos, Lebanon.
- Stekelis M. 1972. The Yarmukian Culture. Jerusalem: Magnes Press.
- Garfinkel Y. 1993. The Yarmukian Culture in Israel. Paleorient, Vol 19, No. 1, pp. 115 – 134.
- Garfinkel Y. 1999. The Yarmukians, Neolithic Art from Sha'ar Hagolan. Jerusalem: Bible Lands Museum (Exhibition Catalogue).
- Garfinkel Y. and Miller M. 2002. Sha'ar Hagolan Vol 1. Neolithic Art in Context. Oxford: Oxbow.
- Garfinkel Y. 2004. The Goddess of Sha'ar Hagolan. Excavations at a Neolithic Site in Israel. Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society (Hebrew version published in 2002 as: Sha'ar Hagolan. Neolithic Art in the Jordan Valley. Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society).
- Garfinkel Y. and Ben Shlomo D. In press. Sha'ar Hagolan Vol. 2. Qedem. Jerusalem: Institute of Archaeology, Hebrew University.
- Garfinkel Y., Vered A. and Bar-Yosef O. 2006. The Domestication of Water: The Neolithic Well of Sha'ar Hagolan, Jordan Valley, Israel. Antiquity 80: 686–696.
- Obaidat Daifallah 1995. "Die neolithische Keramik aus Abu Thawwab/Jordanien". Berlin, ex Oriente.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Yarmukian Culture.
- ^ a b Garfinkel Y. 1993.
- ^ a b c d Garfinkel, Y. 1999.
- ^ The Neolithic Period 10.200-5000 BC (Jordan) doa.gov.jo - Jordan Department of Antiquities
- ^ Kempinski, A.; Marder, O.; Prausnitz, M.W.; Khalaily, H.M.; Bankirer, R.Y. (2002). "7". In Scheftelowitz, N.; Oren, R. Tel Kabri: The 1986-1993 Excavations Seasons. Tel Aviv: Emery and Claire Yass Publications in Archaeology. p. 305. ISBN 965-266-015-9.


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Summer is here, which means it's time to get your play on. This July, discover the power of play with Estes Valley Recreation and Park District (EVRPD) as we celebrate Park and Recreation Month.
A variety of fun activities are planned for residents of all ages and abilities—including wildlife walking tours around Lake Estes, Ice Cream Day, Throwback Thursday activities with bocce ball and croquet, and Facebook photo contests.
EVRPD is celebrating Park and Recreation Month, an initiative of the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA), and all the ways parks and recreation has the power to transform our daily lives.
"Estes Park is a mecca for recreation any time of the year," said Tom Carosello, Executive Director for Estes Valley Recreation and Park District. "But summertime is especially busy in Estes Park. We are thrilled that we can provide such a variety of recreation opportunities while having a positive impact on the community."
EVRPD will celebrate Park and Recreation Month with activities throughout the month on the mild side of recreation.
In addition to the activities we will coordinate, EVRPD has a complete list of ideas for daily outdoor recreation on our website, including a kayak ride on Lake Estes, a bike ride along the Lake Estes Trail, a hike on Homer Rouse Trail, and a round of golf at the Lake Estes 9-Hole Golf Course.
One of the ways EVRPD is celebrating the month is by hosting a weekly photo contest
encouraging people to show how they play around Estes Park.
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I am excited to finally be sharing this recipe! Mainly because I feel guilty keeping something this good all to myself! Elizabeth Begendi is my take on a Turkish dish that (allegedly) dates back to the Ottoman Empire. The original name of the dish translates to mean "The Sultan Liked It". I love love love this dish so I named my version Elizabeth Begendi which translates to mean "Elizabeth Liked It" and I do….a lot. (I was going for honest but something about naming it after myself feels slightly narcissistic…)
I loved begendi from the first bite (in spite of the fact that I ate it for the first time on a plane…in coach). If I hadn't lived it, I wouldn't think such a thing is possible. I know it is hard to believe, but here is what happened:
After living in Turkey for 20 months, I was returning for my first visit to the states. I was looking forward to reuniting with my family. I was looking forward to reuniting with crispy, smoked bacon and Mexican food as well (not much of either in Turkey). As I boarded my plane in Istanbul, I was thinking of the special dinner my mother would prepare and I would eat in a mere 15 hours.
Shortly after take off, the flight attendant handed out menus. Menus….in coach? Oh la la…I was impressed. I opened mine and perused the offerings. There was a choice of two dishes: penne pasta in a cream sauce or a Turkish dish consisting of a grilled chicken breast with eggplant puree. I make it a policy to never order pasta on a plane (especially when it comes in a cream sauce…it always seems to taste how I imagine glue tastes). That only left one option. I would have the chicken and eggplant puree.
My meal was placed on the small tray in front of me and I disinterestedly removed the foil lid from my entree. There in front of me was an anemically pale grilled chicken breast on top of what looked like mashed potatoes. It was colorless and didn't look at all appetizing but after getting up early to catch the flight and missing breakfast, I was hungry. Now, most of us can probably agree that a meal on a plane is eaten purely for survival, not pleasure. I certainly did not have expectations that this particular meal would be a culinary experience. I dragged the tines of my fork through the edge of the eggplant puree and innocently put it in my mouth. What happened next may be hard to believe but is completely true. My eyes flew open wide in shock. It was one of the best things I had ever eaten…on a plane…or anywhere for that matter! I was in love…with airplane food!
The eggplant puree (known in Turkish as beğendi, pronounced bay-end-E) consisted of a few ingredients in perfect balance. The fire-roasted eggplant had tremendous flavor that was both nutty and smoky . The bechamel sauce used to thicken the puree gave creamy richness. Finally, a hit of lemon juice and salt brightened up the flavors. It was perfect (even though it was served at an altitude of 30,000 feet).
I savored my beğendi there in row 26 seat C. I ate it slowly and talked to the person sitting next to me about how good it was. I wondered if I could ask for a second serving (I didn't… but I wanted to). I saved my menu from the flight and used it as a bookmark for the duration of my visit in the states. I often looked at it longingly. I hoped that on my return flight to Turkey, I would have the pleasure of eating this smoky eggplant again. Sadly, I didn't.
When I returned to Turkey, I began (somewhat obsessively) researching how to make beğendi. This recipe evolved from my early experimentation which produced lovely tasting but somewhat colorless results. One day, on a whim, I pureed roasted red peppers with the eggplant which proved to be a good move. The roasted red peppers turned the puree orange AND proved a perfect complement to the eggplant.
It is important that I disclose that before I lived in Turkey, I wasn't a big fan of eggplant. I liked baba ganoush and eggplant parmesan okay but eggplant itself I could happily live without. Thankfully, the Turks long ago discovered that when eggplant and fire meet, magic happens. As a result, Turkish eggplant dishes are numerous and fantastic. In my opinion, of all the many delicious ways Turks prepare eggplant, beğendi is the crowning achievement. I am convinced that one bite is enough to win over even the most adamant eggplant hater.
This dish is prepared with fairly easily found ingredients so traveling to Istanbul is not necessary.. However, if you do decide to go to Istanbul to explore the glorious depths of beautiful Turkish cuisine, make sure you order the beğendi on the plane!
–Before making beğendi, read the following tips. They should save you time, frustration and possibly even a call to the fire department.–
Before fire-roasting your veggies:
After fire-roasting your veggies:
-The eggplant and the red peppers MUST be fire-roasted. That is where the flavor of the dish comes from. Broiling or any other method of cooking the eggplant will not produce the same result.
-Do not leave eggplants and red peppers unattended while cooking. The skins (especially of the eggplant) often spark and fly into the air.
-The eggplant and peppers can be cooked on a gas burner but it is very time consuming to cook them in this manner as well as a fire hazard. If you plan to do this, have a fire extinguisher ready!
-When it is properly fire-roasted, the skin of the eggplant should be brittle, cracked and completely black, like a burnt piece of paper and the flesh should be soft and somewhat collapsed inside the skin. The peppers should be completely black and blistered.
-.Select long, slender eggplant (roughly the size of a cucumber or plantain) with smooth, dark purple skins.
-.To help remove the last bits of charred skin, rinse the eggplants in the sink under a small stream of cool running water.
-.Make the eggplant puree the day before, cover and refrigerate to allow the flavors to fully develop. Reheat to serve
-.Prepare the puree as an appetizer and serve on crostini, topped with crumbled feta . Or as a dip with pita chips.
–Elizabeth Beğendi–
serves 4
For the Eggplant Puree:
2 pounds Japanese eggplant
2 red bell peppers
4 Tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice, divided
4 Tablespoons butter
2 Tablespoons flour
1 ½ c whole milk, heated
salt to taste
Prepare the vegetables: Rinse the eggplant and peppers. Peel off the leaves of the eggplant with your fingers or a paring knife but leave the stem intact.
Fire-roast the vegetables: Ensure that the grill grate is low enough to allow the flames to touch the vegetables. Place the eggplants and peppers on the grill grate and turn gas grill on high. The flames of the grill should touch the skins of the vegetables, turning them black. Check vegetables every couple of minutes and flip with tongs to ensure that all sides are completely charred. When vegetables are done fire-roasting, remove from fire.
Remove charred skins from vegetables: Once vegetables have cooled enough to handle, gently peel off blackened skins of the roasted vegetables and discard, preserving as much of the flesh as possible. See tips to help with skin removal. Remove stems from the eggplants and remove stems and seeds from the red peppers. Place the flesh in a blender (can also use a large glass bowl and a hand blender).
Prepare the puree: Add 2 Tablespoons of lemon juice to the eggplant and red peppers and puree until almost smooth (some small chunks are okay and add texture). In a medium saucepan, melt 4 Tablespoons butter over medium heat. When butter begins to bubble and froth, add 2 Tablespoons flour and whisk constantly. Allow butter and flour to cook for 2 minutes and then, whisking constantly, slowly add in heated milk. When mixture has thickened to a sauce consistency, stir in the eggplant puree. Add salt and lemon juice to taste (you may not use all of the lemon juice which is fine).
For the Chicken Marinade
2 large garlic cloves, thinly sliced
4 Tablespoons Extra Virgin Olive Oil
8 springs fresh thyme, divided
1 teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
In a small bowl, combine olive oil, sliced garlic, the leaves from 4 thyme sprigs, salt and pepper. Coat chicken breasts with marinade, cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to several hours. Remove garlic from marinade and discard. Grill chicken breasts until meat reaches 170 F and juices run clear. Serve chicken on top of eggplant puree and garnish with remaining thyme sprigs or with flat leaf parsley.


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Britain has paid tribute to the victims of the Tunisia terror attack with a minute's silence.
The nation paused at noon to reflect on last Friday's atrocity and remember the 30 British people who were killed in the beach front massacre.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh observed the silence as they visited the University of Strathclyde's Technology and Innovation Centre, while Prime Minister David Cameron marked the moment in his Oxfordshire constituency.
Just before the silence, an inquest was opened into the death of engineer Stephen Mellor, from Bodmin, Cornwall, who was killed as he shielded his wife Cheryl during the beach massacre a week ago.
West London Coroner's Court heard that Mr Mellor was killed by gunshot wounds to the chest and abdomen.
The hearing was told that 275 witness accounts had been taken by police, while more than 1,200 potential witnesses had returned to the UK.
As pedestrians and tourists alike bowed their head in London's Parliament Square during the silence, flags above Whitehall fluttered at half mast, a poignant symbol mirrored at public buildings throughout the country, including at Buckingham Palace.
Tunisian prime minister Habib Essid also joined the UK's ambassador to the country Hamish Cowell at a memorial event on the beach in Sousse - where Mr Cowell met members of the hotel's staff to thank them for their role helping British nationals.
Armed police patrolled the beach while dozens of tourists also gathered around a sea of flowers at the scene of the attacks.
Elsewhere, Tamworth fell silent to remember Sue Davey, who was killed along with her partner Scott Chalkley. Flags on Tamworth Castle and the town's Marmion House were flown at half mast, and a book of condolence was opened by the council for people to remember her.
Mosques across the UK also fell silent to mark the occasion as Muslims paid their own tributes during the holy month of Ramadan.
The Muslim Council of Britain has urged British Muslims to make their voices heard to pray for peace, and speak out against terrorism, and has called on mosques and imams to deliver a sermon of peace at Friday prayers, to remind people "that these killers do not respect the sanctity of life as laid down in Islam".
The British victims were among 38 holidaymakers who were killed by Seifeddine Rezgui when he opened fire in the resort of Sousse.
Three Irish nationals, two Germans, one Belgian, one Portuguese and one Russian were among the dead.
The bodies of 17 of the 30 British victims killed in the beach massacre have been returned to the UK and eight more will be flown into RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire today, the Foreign Office said, with the final five returning tomorrow.
The final two Britons to be identified have been confirmed as Raymond and Angela Fisher, from Leicester, believed to be aged 75 and 69.
Holiday operators Thomson and First Choice have confirmed that all 30 British victims were their customers.
It is believed Rezgui - who was shot dead by police - had accomplices who helped him to carry out the atrocity and the Tunisian government said it had made a number of arrests.
Eight people - seven men and one woman - were in custody, suspected of having direct links to the massacre, but four others had been released, government minister Kamel Jendoubi said.
He said the investigation "has allowed us to discover the network behind the operation in Sousse".
According to Tunisian officials, the gunman trained at a Libyan jihadist camp at the same time as the two gunmen who attacked the Bardo museum in Tunis in March, killing 22 people.
Defence Secretary Michael Fallon vowed that those responsible for the massacre would be "tracked down".
The Metropolitan Police said 76 family liaison officers across the country were supporting the families of those killed and the survivors while hundreds of counter terrorism officers were helping the international response to the attack.
Specialist advisers have also been deployed to Tunisia by the National Policing Counter Terrorism Headquarters to assist the Foreign Office and Tunisian authorities in reviewing security at other tourist resorts and attractions.
Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley, the national policing lead for counter terrorism, said: "With the threat level to the UK from international terrorism remaining at severe, the UK police service is continually reviewing security to help ensure people and places are as safe as possible."
He appealed for anyone who was in Sousse and witnessed the attack to contact the confidential anti-terrorist hotline on 0800 789 321.
People can go online - to either www.ukpoliceimageappeal.com or www.ukpoliceimageappeal.co.uk and relevant information to firstname.lastname@example.com - to send their images.


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Amsterdam is a city that is filled with different intriguing squares. The one that everyone runs into is Dam Square directly in front of Amsterdam's Central Railway station. Definitely iconic, Dam Square is filled with interesting building in all of its corners as well as being a central hub for residents of the city to pass through and visitors to hangout in. With that said though, Amsterdam has many more interesting squares that can, and should, be visited by guests to the city. Here is a listing of just a few of them.
Truly the iconic square of Amsterdam is usually one of the first stops for many visitors to the city because of its close proximity to the central station. Some of the classic attractions that fill Dam Square include the National Monument, the Royal Palace and Niuwe Kerk (New Church) as well as a variety of souvenir shops and cafes.
Leidseplein is one of the Amsterdam's most varied and vibrant entertainment districts. This area that also extends to the nearby streets is filled with cafe, bars, clubs, coffee shops, and restaurants. Street performers regularly fill the square and pander to the forming crowds. Nearby are Amsterdam's two most renowned music venues and clubs Paradiso and the melkweg. This is definitely a place to check out while in Amsterdam.
This square is appropriately named for the major museums that surround it. More a park, than a traditional square the Museumplein boasts large lawns that people sit on and relax. This is also the site of many yearly festivals and celebrations. The museums surround the plein include the Van Gogh Museum, the Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam's museum of modern art), and the Rijk Museum which houses the works of classic Dutch artists.
A square located right in the heart of Amsterdam close to both Amsterdam's China town and the Red Light District. The perimeter of the square is filled with cafes, restaurants, and coffee shops. In the summer months terraces and patios stretch into the square where people sit facing outwards towards action in the square. There are also many varied markets in this square in the warmer months.
Rembrant's Square was built originally as a testimonial to the Master Dutch painter, but in present times Rebrantplein has become very much an equivalaent square to Leidseplein filled with cafes, bars, and clubs. Slightly less chaotic than Leidseplein it appeals to varied Dutch people to enjoy different kinds of establishments depending on their moods. There are clubs that require its patrons to be heavily dressed up and low key spots to enjoy a cold beer. Often artistic installations are places into the centre of the square.
Believe it or not, this just scratches the surface when it comes to exciting activities to engage in while staying in Amsterdam. Tourists will enjoy the fact that cars are actually discouraged in the city center, and the streamlined approach of public transportation will likely make getting around the city a less stressful endeavor. If you'd like to find out about more things to do in Amsterdam, then by all means go online and book a trip there for yourself. It's not outside the realm of financial possibility, and it is certainly worth saving up for as well.


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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? review at Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling – 'a sparkling revival'
Director Michael Emans delivers a sparkling, sprawling Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? He lets Edward Albee's script breathe. He glories in the language and its destructive power.
Robin Kingsland's academic George and Sara Stewart, as his wife Martha, pick away at the dark and hollow pain in their marriage as they invite newly arrived couple Nick and Honey for late night drinks. Their games question what is real and whether it is sometimes better to hold on to the imaginary.
Stewart's braying, vulgar Martha displays the casual arrogance and unpredictability of the functioning alcoholic. It's a performance which doesn't need a plunging red dress in order for her to command the stage.
Kingsland's George is buttoned-up and put-upon but is clearly hiding an inner strength. Particularly in his one-to-one chats with Nick, who Paul Albertson gives an innate sense of superiority and a ripple of violence.
He roars into the delicately handled ending, finding the source of the terror in his marriage, as it subsides into something quite frail and very human.
Emans finds comedy in the ironies in the play. Rose Reynolds, as Nick's upchucking wife, Honey, is constantly alert, but never plays it for laughs.
Less successful is Frances Collier's thin-walled touring set which looks distractingly like the living room of an aspiring intellectual than that of a working academic – even a failing one in a small New England college.


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The time of the year has come to reflect upon what has been accomplished (see my recent post - 2011 Progress Update) and what should be planned for the following year. Below you will find the list of what I am striving to accomplish in 2012 with my artwork.
Artist Goals 2012: To continue to find avenues to learn, produce and display artwork.
· Continue to increase my knowledge of various painting techniques and styles through online courses and/or local workshops.
· Start a monthly painting challenge where we will focus on a particular technique or subject to explore.
· Start a "create together" day once a month for the members of Arts Northeast to learn from each other, and perhaps have guest participants to increase our knowledge.
· Create a defined body of work (10-20 pieces) using a theme.
· Create up to 30 pieces of artwork for 2 exhibitions in 2012 with Arts Northeast.
· Spend more time sketching/drawing by completing one small piece per week.
· Complete more plein air paintings.
· Complete several winter/Christmas theme artwork.
· Increase my online presence through use of facebook, my website, my blog and online art stores, such as Kijiji, Fine Art America, Esty, and Zazzle.
· Explore venues for two exhibitions with Arts Northeast.
· Explore venues for exhibitions outside of the Northeast Avalon.
· Submit artwork to juried and non-juried art competitions/exhibits locally and globally.


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Tennis club in Lusaka
Hello everybody!
I have just moved to Lusaka, and is looking forward to meeting many of you on the 30th of september.
Can anybody tell me where I find a tennis club, and preferably near Kabulonga.
If you play yourself or would like to, it could be great playing together?
I am not a very good player and just play for the fun of it. Have been playing for around a year.
best regards,


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photo courtesy: NBC.com
Brian Williams conflates things that happened to him. The James Frey memoir A Million Little Pieces sent waves of fear into publishing houses across the country. Lena Dunham's book turned a Republican named Barry into the same person as a rapist. What is it about these three stories that is so disturbing?
It's not only that we feel lied to. It's that the person telling the story pulled one over on us and at least partly got away with it. We believed them and now we stand here, feeling stupid for having been moved by the story in the first place. The job of any storyteller is to move the audience. However, it is not the job of a non-fiction storyteller to alter the story so that an otherwise uninteresting story now has sizzle, pathos or some other quality. The viewer and the reader are at a disadvantage. The quality of their emotional response and the validity of their experience comes into question. In short, we've been made to feel something that wasn't real.
As a creative non-fiction writer, I am constantly dogged by the unreliability of my memory and by it's astounding clarity. When I interview people, often to make sure I'm not "misremembering", I often here things like, "But you were so young… I didn't remember that until you said it…Yes, it was just like that." Other times, I'm sure I have something wrong as soon as I've written it but I'm not sure the detail being wrong takes anything away from the emotional truth I am attempting to convey.
Memory is fickle. The word memory comes from the Greek myths. Mnemosyne was a Titan. She was the daughter of Uranus and Gaia and the mother of the muses. All science and art come from memory. But memories, like mothers, are imperfect. They try their best to convey the truth as our hearts and minds need them conveyed at the time. They hide from us when we need to forget.
So why the fuss? The fuss is because we expect truth from "true stories." Moreover, the contract with the reader and viewer of non-fiction implies that the reporter and author are pulling back the curtain on something real. To discover otherwise is to discover that we are on the receiving end of a breached contract. In breaking the contract with the audience, the purveyors of memory manipulations destroy not only their own credibility but that of the genre as well. As a great writer said, "If you have to make it up, write fiction."


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Caroline M. 'Doll' Mikel
Jan. 9, 1943-March 25, 2012
BREMEN — Caroline M. "Doll" Mikel, 69, of Bremen, died at 12:44 a.m. Sunday, March 25, 2012 in her residence.
Caroline was affectionately known as "Doll" for her exquisite beauty.
Caroline was born Jan. 9, 1943 in Bremen, to John and Nellie Ruth (Tomlinson) Knoblock. She was a 1961 graduate of Bremen High School.
Nov. 24, 1961 in the First United Church of Bremen, she married her soulmate and best friend for 50 plus years, Roger Mikel.
Doll was the owner and operator of the former Little John's Pizza, of Bremen.
She was an avid antique collector and an exceptional gardener, her yard was always immaculate; a stick or weed could never be found. Doll enjoyed reading and traveling with her husband, they toured numerous Presidential Libraries' and homes. She loved and boasted about her family, and was a great caretaker for her chihuahua, Chuckie.
Caroline is survived by her loving husband, Roger and her five children, Blaine (Chana) Mikel, Walkerton, Amy (Paul) Taylor, Nashville, Tenn., Trevor (Maria) Mikel, Chicago, Ill., Kori (Frankie) Merritt, Bremen, and Allison (D.J.) Pomeroy, Akron.
She is also survived by her 17 wonderful grandchildren.
Also surviving Doll is her two sisters, Doris (Earl) Krotik, California and Janet (Mike) Levy, Bremen.
Doll was preceded in death by her parents and a sister, Marian Farrer and her brother, John Knoblock.
Visitation will be held Tuesday, March 27, 2012 from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Mishler Funeral Home, Bremen.
A Memorial service for Caroline will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 27, 2012 in the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Center for Hospice Care, 112 S. Center St. Suite C, Plymouth, IN 46563.
The family would like to give special thanks to nurse, Terri Brandt, and the bath aids.
The Mishler Funeral Home in Bremen is assisting the family with arrangements.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.mishlerfuneralhomes.com.