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We are happy to announce that SMERGY was granted the label "COP21" , the official label of the UN Climate Change Conference, symbolizing the French institutional support for the project.
The Conference will take place in Paris from November 30 to December 10. Its main objective will be to achieve a new legally binding and universal agreement on climate, succeeding the Kyoto-Protocol.
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- Richard Johnston said...
What an interesting surprise seeing this. The history of steam cars I find extremely interesting. They developed the technology right up until the late 1960's then decided that they couldn't make it any better. That and the fact other technologies came along.
A shame as they had some real benefits. I suggest you go to Jay Leno's Garage on You Tube to see some of these steam cars in action. Jay Leno is an American TV personality He is a very keen collector of these cars. His programme explains how they work and he drives them for the programme.
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Here is the last sunset of 2014 in Japan! I was walking through a park when at one spot you could see the sunset perfectly! unfortunately I didn't bring a camera, so I took the photo with my phone. I think it came out alright :). Now, night time brought many festivities, one of which my family and I went to was the Oji Kitsune-no-gyoretsu Fox Parade!
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YEAH, yeah, I know it's unfair. There is, after all, an unspoken convention that a new restaurant gets a bedding-in period of a month before it gets reviewed. But the annoyingly named 21212 gets both barrels on the basis of its first night because, well, it's not really new. Not in any sense we'd understand.
21212, the love child of chef-patron Paul Kitching and his Fochabers-raised partner Katie O'Brien, is basically Kitching's Michelin-starred Manchester restaurant Juniper moved 200 miles to the north. Juniper may have been in an on-street former estate agent, but while the venue has changed the scenario remains the same: Kitching is still producing intricate, arresting food worthy of a star; O'Brien still runs the front of house with a cheery informality that instantly puts you at ease; while in the kitchen the sous chef from Juniper, the furrow-browed Kate Johnston, still works away with a barely restrained sense of purpose.
We know that last bit because the kitchen is behind a big glass panel at the end of the dining room and you can see the cogs in the machine as they turn with a remarkable precision and surprising lack of panic. It's part of a tasteful 4.5 million overhaul of the spectacular Georgian terraced house that has turned what was the No 3 eaterie into one of the country's smartest restaurants with rooms. The place is opulent without being gaudy. In short, it all works.
From the four bedrooms on the upper floors, to the drawing room and private dining on the first floor, Kitching's crew have taken a grand old building and given it a contemporary makeover that doesn't feel gimmicky or contrived. Best of all is the 38-seat dining room, which mixes boudoir-style comfort with belle epoque grandeur.
That said, nobody will be going to 21212 for the dcor; more than any other restaurant, this is about the food. For more than a decade at Juniper, Kitching cultivated an eccentric, experimental culinary persona which drew gushing praise from fellow chefs and critics. Gordon Ramsay has called him "the shining star of the north", while Heston Blumenthal once said after a five-hour lunch of 45 courses featuring a succession of avant garde flights of fancy: "A man made of aubergine. Now who wouldn't be in favour of that?"
Actually, you rather suspect the staid burghers of Edinburgh probably wouldn't, which may be why Kitching has knocked some of the uneven edges off his repertoire. Or perhaps it's just that the requirements of the eponymous set menu format that is the only option for diners – two starter options, one soup, two main course options, one cheese course and two puddings – reduce the scope for experimentation, even if the menu does change every day.
Not that we were complaining. Kitching may be phasing out the in-your-face affronts to culinary sensibilities, but he's a million miles from being po-faced and has evolved so that the invention and innovation quotient remains extraordinarily high despite the straitjacket of the 21212 formula. In fact, if you were looking for a stylistic marker, the best way of describing this is Andrew Fairlie-esque, with a retro penchant for foam.
I started with a chicken BLT with meaux mustard cream, while Bea opted for the warm scallops with seven peas and tomato butter. Mine was a challenge, the chicory adding a subtle sour note to the unfeasibly tender chicken while the gherkin, sweetcorn and tomatoes provided a dizzying range of flavours, all held together by the mustard cream. Bea's scallops were an equally interesting collision of flavours, with occasional glimpses of the strong but sparingly used parille cheese through the pea pure.
The soup of apple and carrot was every bit as thought-provoking, even if the parsimonious portion was arranged in a different format, with layered ingredients hidden underneath a very 1990s head of foam. The tiny chunks of salami and the pine nuts gave the soup real bite, while the cauliflower cream sauce added another texture, the whole ensemble working perfectly together, right down to the vibrant green apple peel.
Both our main dishes were outstanding. Bea's baked turbot with chorizo, dates, vanilla and swede pure was as close to perfect as makes no difference, while my tender beef fillet a la Greque lived up to its billing, the three chunks of beef almost cloyingly soft.
The cheese course was interesting largely for the fact that there were 12 options on show, all of which we polished off. They ranged from favourites, such as the pungent livarot and the spicy fruitiness of the rock-solid tte de moine, to some that were new to me, such as gaperon, a cheese from the Auvergne which is flavoured with pepper and garlic and tastes fantastic.
We rounded off with two deconstructed puddings that had been split down to their constituent parts: me with a baked egg custard with raspberry and banana trifle, while Bea went for a savoury cheesecake replete with the carraway seeds that punctuated our meal and served with a gorgeous ginger and nutmeg sorbet.
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Staff and members of the FPAA participated with other partner organizations to spend the day with Arizona Governor Doug Ducey to talk about the great economic impact of the border for Arizona companies. The morning started with when the Governor met with FPAA members and participated in a tour of Del Campo Supreme to learn more about the produce industry.
The tour was followed by a community stakeholder event held at the Santa Cruz County Provisional Community College. During the stakeholder meeting, FPAA chairman Gonzalo Avila spoke about the importance of the cooperation between the FPAA, the Governor's office, and other key state and federal organizations, including CBP. He also asked for the Governor's ongoing support in promoting the Mariposa Port of Entry and the fact that it is the most efficient border crossing on the entire Southwest border. Gonzalo also asked for the Governor's assistance in bringing additional Federal CBP staff to Arizona ports of entry. Other speakers at the event included Guillermo Valencia from the Greater Nogales Santa Cruz County Port Authority, Richard Rubin and Joel Philips from the manufacturing association, Index-Nogales, and Greg Lucero from Arizona Mining.
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FPAA board member Jaime Chamberlain opened his home to offer luncheon for Governor Ducey, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Roberta Jacobson, and members of the local community. Organizations at the luncheon included the FPAA, the Nogales U.S. Customs Brokers Association, Nogales Community Development, the Port Authority, the City of Nogales, Santa Cruz County, the Santa Cruz County Community College, the AZ Cattle Growers Association, and many more.
The FPAA would like to thank all of the members that participated to make this event a success as well as the partnering organizations involved in the planning and execution of the entire day. We would also like to thank Jaime Chamberlain who invited the Governor to visit Nogales and who spent countless hours working on this event to ensure it was successful for the entire community.
DFO William Brooks Receives "Friend of the Border Award"
The Director of Field Operations (DFO) William Brooks from the Tucson Field Office of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) received an award from the Greater Nogales Santa Cruz County Port Authority. The award was presented by Port Authority chairman, Guillermo Valencia, during the luncheon held on December 13 with Governor Doug Ducey.
The award reads: "For his steadfast commitment to promoting trade and tourism while keeping our nation safe. His out-of-the-box approach to problems has led to historic programs setting a new benchmark for future endeavors. His work and professionalism has made a difference for Nogales and the entire US-Mexico border. That is why he has been selected as the 2016 Friend of the Border by the Greater Nogales Santa Cruz County Port Authority."
DFO Brooks developed the Unified Cargo Processing program concept and has worked tirelessly to fully implement the program that brings together CBP officers and Mexican Customs officers to conduct joint inspections on trucks crossing the border. His vast experience and openness to collaborating with the local communities and other government agencies has created a more streamlined crossing process. Congratulations to DFO Brooks on this well-deserved recognition of his efforts.
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Vegetables play a vital role in proper nutrition. Along with a diet rich in whole grains and fruits, veggies can deliver all of the essential vitamins, nutrients and minerals you need for excellent health. Unfortunately, today's Standard American Diet (its acronym is 'SAD' for a reason) is lacking in healthy vegetables. This is the same basic processed and sugar-filled diet that is prevalent in most modern societies and cultures.
There wouldn't be a problem if processed and fast foods delivered nutrition. However, they are lacking in most of the natural components and compounds your body needs to function properly. If any of the following signs sound familiar to you, you probably aren't eating enough vegetables on a day-to-day basis.
You have problems regulating a healthy body weight
If you are eating more processed foods than vegetables, you could be underweight, overweight or obese. Those conditions lead to more serious health problems, and can often be alleviated by eating more vegetables.
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We call it beer league hockey for a reason, right? It's a part of the culture that beers will be knocked back in the locker room with the boys postgame, win or lose. Nothing makes the statement, "we aren't athletes anymore and don't take ourselves seriously" like drinking beers after (and sometimes even before) physical exertion. The type of beer a hockey team drinks after the game says a lot about them. Here is the Hockey Player's Club guide to exactly what your post game beer says about your adult league team.
Crazy Canadians
If your team only drinks Canadian beer, like Labatt, Molson, or Moosehead, you are likely a Crazy Canadian. You will never accept that American beer might be good simply because it is made in America. If somebody brings a case of Bud Light in the locker room you throw up a little in your mouth and kick them out because that just won't fly in your room. It's a pilsner from the great white north or nothing, period.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon is pretty good, so please don't take offense if you drink PBR and don't consider yourself a hipster (even though you probably are). However, it's commonly known that hipsters love this shit and can't get enough of it. As evidenced by this hockey player who rocks two different colored socks while drinking PBR. How hipster.
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Let us preface this by noting that we (the authors) are light beer losers. If any of the guys remember to bring the beer, it's likely Bud Light, Miller Light, Coors Light…whatever Light. These guys are fresh out of college or not far removed. Their skills are mid 40's while their mindset is mid 20's. These guys love the game and chirping over beers in the locker room. They stick with the light beers because they don't want to go full dad bod just yet. The LBL's keep it cheap because it's more about the boys than the quality of the brew.
Craft Brew Crew
Not many beer league teams drink craft beer after the game, but those that do are likely millennials, have tattoo sleeves and/or have enviable beards. These guys have their shit together. Much more than any of us. While we stop at the beer store at the last second and grab a case for $16, these guys have the wherewithal to plan ahead and pay a premium, often times supporting a local brewery. This team is likely the first team in the league to pay their dues, have both home and away jerseys (with matchings socks to boot) and play adult league hockey more so for the beers after than for the game itself.
Bud Heavy Broozers
If you're playing against a beer league hockey team that drinks Bud Heavy after the game, you better be prepared for a chippy affair. These broozers are typically alpha males with higher than suggested BMI's who aren't afraid of a tussle or two on a Monday night at 11:45 PM. Chances are these guys will chirp the shit out of you if your visor is tinted, if you don't have a beer after the game or if your hockey bag has wheels.
Pale Ale Posse
These guys are likely newlyweds or dads who are new to the beer game. They are just getting into pale ales and are all about the hops. Cheers to these guys. Good thing they have sophisticated pallets (we say that loosely) because they have stone hands and the agility of a school bus.
The Anything Fruity Squad
Any beer that is fruity has no place in a hockey rink. Let us repeat that real quick. ANY BEER THAT IS FRUITY HAS NO PLACE IN A HOCKEY RINK. Fruity and cold just do not go together. We know beer league is non-checking and that might be soft, but your beer choice shouldn't be. Bud Light Lime, Leinenkugel, and god forbid Mike's Hard Lemonade or Zima are strictly banned. Please don't do this…unless you do what these guys do:
Returned to our LR to dress for the champion ship game only to find we Pot of Gold, have been Iced by our opponents the Shamrocks! #bostondrafttournament2017 #drafttournament #beerleaguehockey #beerleague #hockey #beerleaguetalk #draftfamily #drafttournament #drafttourney @drafttournament @beerleaguetalk
The Beer on the Bench Crew
This isn't as much a type of beer as it is a type of consumption. It is reserved for only the top level beer league athletes who can somehow slam brews between shifts and still go out and bury. These are the guys all beer league hockey players aspire to be. For most, hockey is difficult enough. However, somehow these guys have the athletic fortitude to balance on their skates while enjoying a nice buzz. If you can do this without puking then you have our full respect and you can drink whatever you want!
No Beer Nancies
These guys take life way too seriously. They are the guys doing pregame calisthenics in the parking lot an hour before the game despite skating like this guy. Instead of sitting back and enjoying a nice cold cruiser with their teammates, they're downing a muscle milk or water or, more likely, rushing back to the house because they get up for work in 5 hours. As the beer gods say, "drink your beer slowly and reverently as if it is the axis on which the earth revolves – slowly, evenly, without rushing towards the future. Live the actual moment. Only this moment is life." And after all, beer league hockey is life.
This is a beer league selfie:
Show us what type of beer you drink after the game by posting your picture on Instagram using #beerleagueselfie and tagging @hockeyplayersclub!
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Benefits of The Perfect Closing Gift
The greatest benefit of the PCG Home Décor Collection of Teak Cutting
boards is your ability to improve the ROI on your marketing dollars by obtaining long term marketing exposure. The
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Remember, by making it "PERSONAL" and "USEFULL" you are giving a gift that lasts a lifetime.
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Perfect Closing Gift Pricing
Frequently asked questions:
What is Charter Membership - "Charter Membership" grants you access to your online order page. Your order page is Username & Password protected and allows you to redeem your inventoried Perfect Closing Gift products one at a time. You can also track inventory and review order history.
How long is my inventory good for?
The initial purchase of any PCG product has an inventory life of 18 months from the date of payment. An Inventory Maintenance Fee (IMF) will be charged to reactivate your account for any unused inventory after the initial 18 month period. If you opt to reactivate your account and extend the life of your inventory the Inventory Maintenance Fee is $25.00 per year. $25.00 will be charged for every year that the inventory remains idle. If you add any additional closing gifts to your account, the 18 month inventory expiration we restart on the date of the new transaction. Inventory Maintenance Fee is subject to change without notice.
Do we offer bulk shipping?
No. Due to UPS's way of calculating shipping price, there is little to no financial benefit to grouping items together in one package.
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When I got my new ipod classic 120GB just before Christmas (to replace the much lamented 80GB that succumbed to 'sad face' syndrome in mysterious circumstances in early December) I was intrigued and alarmed in equal measure by the new 'genius' feature.
A friend had described it as 'brilliant', and then when she proceeded to explain that you activated it by sending Apple all the data from your itunes library and then it suggested music you might like to buy from the itunes store I was less convinced.
This reminded me of all the highly irritating prompts and suggestions that my Amazon account has become riddled with over the past couple of years. When I buy a Richard Scarry illustrated book for my godson or a Tales of the Night Garden toy for my two-year-old niece I am not making a statement about my purchasing choices from here on in. It is not a logical step to assume that every time I log on to Amazon from now on that I wish to purchase associated childrens' toys, DVDs or CDs, and to find my recommendations page plastered with these alongside the latest Guillemots album is bizarre and frankly quite disturbing.
The Fear
I was fearful of enabling Genius and causing a similar effect to my 'splash' page on the itunes store. As you may have guessed by now (and if not you'll soon realise) I am quite picky about the music I listen to and I don't wish those high standards to be compromised. If, for instance, I love my wife so much that I'm prepared to download a Girls Aloud album for her from my itunes account (making darned sure it goes straight into her ring-fenced library only of course) I don't want the whole world to know about it. What? Oh. Bother.
So, anyway, I was rather sceptical about the whole enterprise and although after Christmas my finger was poised over the genius logo button a couple of times, and I did click the 'find out more' section, I was still nervous about letting Apple have my library data. I have to admit, this was less to do with data protection and more to do with saving face. I would have been mortified if some data analyst geek somewhere assumed that the person who liked very cool bands like Interpol, Kings of Leon, Arcade Fire and Midlake was also a fan of Kelly Clarkson, Leona Lewis and (it pains me to even type this) Steps.
The Plunge
Eventually though, some time towards the end of January my curiosity got the better of me and I took the plunge. As I saw the library data chugging away into the ether I was sweaty-palmed and quite anxious, regretting what I had done, and anticipating a long list of recommended pop pap next time I hit the itunes store.
What happened next though was very interesting. The reason I had decided to bite the bullet was the intriguing prospect of genius concocting 'instant' playlists for me from a single song. So, I picked a song at random from my library, clicked the genius icon and waited. For about 3-5 seconds. And then there it was, so quick I almost missed it. A fully formed playlist of 25 songs, based on the one I'd chosen. The cynic in me insisted on trawling through each one of the 25 to find a quirk, a clear misfit that would make the application a dunce. I couldn't find one. It was a really good playlist, and the 'feel' or 'flavour' of the songs were all a good match.
The Fluke
Obviously that was a fluke, so I had another go, choosing a favourite folk song 'The Blooming Heather' by Kate Rusby. 'This'll fox it' I thought, but if anything, this playlist was even better: ranging from the traditional English folk of Kate Rusby and Seth Lakeman, to more modern quirky alt-folk artists such as Joanna Newsom and Devendra Banhart, via the latest singer/songwriter sensations such as Laura Marling and Emmy the Great with some classics such as John Martyn, Loudon Wainwright III and Fairport Convention thrown in for good measure. I listened to it regularly for the best part of a week, and it had taken genius around 6 seconds to compile!
Cutting a long story short (never a strong point of mine) I spent a delirious 5 minutes selecting songs from very different genres and being amazed and delighted by the results. I ended up with 15 really excellent playlists that would have taken me several days to put together myself.
The speed!
The best thing about genius for me is the speed, and the fact that it isn't a perfectionist application: it doesn't mind throwing things together. If I make a playlist I agonise for ages and invariably only pick the very best songs from a handful of groups I couldn't be without. Genius is prepared to mix it up a little, and as a result I am suddenly hearing tracks for the first time that I might not have otherwise discovered in my collection.
I have well over 5000 songs in my library, and there are probably many hundreds of them I have not yet listened to: genius is helping me make my way through them, with a lot of delightful discoveries along the way.
On the downside, one or two songs did crop up a couple of times on different playlists, which is disappointing when I have only set my lists to contain 25 songs (you can also have 50, 75 or 100). I also discovered that, like all geniuses, it can be a little petulant at times. When trying to use 'Le Toi Du Moi' by Carla Bruni as the catalyst for a World Music playlist (as you do), genius was having none of it, insisting it couldn't produce a list until I 'updated' my library data with Apple. It was the digital equivalent of "I don't do foreign" accompanied by a sulky shrug.
However, I have to say that overall I am delighted with the feature and it puts a smile on my face every time it delivers a new list – I have only waded through about 5 of them so far. Perhaps best of all, you can actually refresh the playlist while it's playing and it will choose another similar selection based on the original song. Now that's clever, or some might say …….


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Brought to you by the Center for Women, Glennon will be speaking on Sunday, August 23 at 1:00pm (Doors open at Noon) at the Charleston Music Hall. Glennon is a nationally acclaimed blogger, author, and speaker. She is the founder of the hugely popular online community at Momastery.comand is the author of the inspiring and hilarious New York Times bestselling memoir, Carry On, Warrior. She has also been featured on the Oprah Winfrey Network, the Today Show, Ladies Home Journal and brings her message to corporations and churches alike. We're thrilled to help be a part of bringing her to Charleston!
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This story was made by Postmedia Performs on behalf of iShares by BlackRock for industrial purposes. But a preceding Pew survey revealed that most of the older set doesn't get news from any on the internet source. Enterprise: Consumer psychologists study consumers' behaviors to locate insights that could valuable for companies. The news media participate in capitalism both as an actor inside the industry, but also as a mode to disseminate details about the market to folks. It can operate but not in a continual manner to construct a business off of. Also, the manufacturer is a nameless Chinese company who provides no support whatsoever.
Oh, and eh…, in case you did not get it, I indeed believe only journalists can create great news stories. Renewals, which are typically granted for 3 years, can be gained must the enterprise continue to meet the requirements. Regrettably, for men and women like me, we have to live this way for a although and pray that we will have the really fundamentals each and every day until we figure one thing out. Sooner or later the approach will be reversed so that a web surfer can use keywords to search the Planet Wide Net for relevant photos. We are cautious with how our cash is spent and live in a low rent, but decent apartment.
This model of news is in flux, nonetheless, as new social media technologies such as Twitter facilitate the immediate, online dissemination of quick fragments of info from a variety of official and unofficial sources. Accounting is everything in the globe particularly in everyday life based on our activities,bussines,education studies. I get sick of reading company motivational books at times because the stories they print are just so glossy and unrealistic.
It is our great benefit when we create the 3rd temple due to the fact in Ezek.47:1-8 a, Living Water shall flow that everyone who drinks will reside and not die.b, Fruit trees shall develop whose fruits for meals and whose leaves medicine for the nations. For foreign nationals of extraordinary capacity in the sciences, arts, education, business or athletics. Thus while nearly 5 in ten get regional news on mobile devices, just 1 in ten use apps to do so. Contact it the app gap.
In developed nations of the world like the United States, several Nigerians are locked up in the prisons and some have been killed due to the fact of the corrupt practices they practiced. From January 2015 to April 2015, the list of high-demand jobs in the USA remained the very same as for 2014, with Truck Drivers rising above Restaurant Jobs. Newspaper can give us a clear concept of the current events of the nation and the planet. Email a copy of your flyer to pals and family members, and ask them to spread the word about your new business.…


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Social Innovation Fellowship 2018/19
- Recruiter
- Location
- London
- Salary
- £0-£40,000
- Posted
- 11 Apr 2018
- Closing date
- 17 Jun 2018
- Industry
- Charities, Community development, Policy & research, Social welfare, Design, Social enterprise
- Job level
- Entry level
- Hours
- Full time
- Contract
- Permanent
- Listing type
- Job vacancy
Year Here is a platform for entrepreneurial professionals who want to build smart responses to social problems.
It's a new kind of education. It's action-oriented and real-world. You'll learn from, and design with, people at the frontline of inequality – in care homes, hostels and youth services across London.
Our Fellows come from all sorts of backgrounds and industries. With an average of 4 years' career experience, they bring an incredibly diverse set of professional skills and life experiences to the programme. What unites them is their brilliant personal qualities – like resourcefulness, humility and resilience – and their passion for social action.
You'll be focussed one of society's most complex issues: educational inequality, the housing crisis, community resilience, vulnerable youth, or health and wellness.
Supported by a network including The Cabinet Office, Bain & Co, and Nesta – if selected, you will:
- Serve at the frontline. Your first 5 months will be spent in homeless shelters, care homes and community centres, learning first-hand from the people hit hardest by inequality - and designing innovative measures to boost your placement's impact.
- Build ventures. You'll build your own projects from the get-go – from frontline innovations to startup social ventures. A third of our alumni run a social business that they founded during the programme.
- Learn from expert faculty. You'll be assigned a personal mentor and receive extensive training from a faculty of more than 70 leaders from across the social innovation field – who specialise in everything from entrepreneurship, government policy, community development and service design.
- Find your people. You'll spend a lot of time with Year Here's team and faculty, and other Fellows and Alumni; these will become your support network, collaborators and co-founders. This is a unique opportunity to join a growing movement of entrepreneurs and activists.
Beyond Year Here:
Our alumni go on to run the social enterprises they start at Year Here, work for fast-growing social start-ups or forge an exciting portfolio career.
They have founded 23 social ventures including:
- Chatterbox, a language tuition service staffed by refugees
- Ally, a chatbot that gives vulnerable young people the information and tools they need to escape homelessness.
- Birdsong, a fashion brand selling clothes handcrafted by women's groups – from elderly knitters to migrant seamstresses – with a 'no sweatshops, no photoshop' ethos
- Fat Macy's, a catering company that trains homeless Londoners to run supper clubs that help them raise a deposit for their first flat
Collectively they have reached over 3000 beneficiaries, generated more than £1m in revenue and received national coverage in The Guardian, Huffington Post, Independent, Daily Mail, Financial Times, Vice and BBC News.
Our alumni have been award 4 Shackleton awards, a Forbes 30 Under 30, Social Enterprise of The Year and a WeWork Creators award, among many others.
Who we are:
Year Here was launched in 2013 and, since then, has run seven programmes with 126 Fellows and been named one of Britain's 50 New Radicals by Nesta and The Observer.
Our Faculty includes social entrepreneurs, policy makers and innovation experts – from Sophie Howarth, co-founder of School Of Life, to multi award-winning social designer Lauren Currie OBE and the poet Lemn Sissay.
There are no course fees:
Unlike a traditional Master's degree or postgraduate course, your placements and projects cover the cost of your tuition fees.
Our financial support package includes access to loans, bursaries, flexible paid work, TfL discounts and affordable accommodation.
Apply now before the midnight Sunday 17th June deadline.
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Working in line with the demands of the environment and location, we provided a versatile and captivating seating and table arrangement.
A combination of low line loungers with high and low dining tables provided a sophisticated ambience.
Client: Perno Ricard Winemaker
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If you still have problems, please let us know, by sending us an email to email@example.com. Thank you!
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Loja D, Block A, Sitio de Escorregar,
Rua 1° de Maio 3, 8200 Guia, Portugal
Since moving to Portugal over 22 years ago, I have designed and built numerous gardens.
Gardens, and the plants within them, are my passion - from the humble weed, to the majestic, but beleaguered palm. Each has a purpose in the balance of our eco-system and a potential health benefit waiting to be discovered.
Following a 2 year stint writing the gardening column for the Portugal News, I decided it was high time to share some more of that knowledge, and so Mediterranean Gardening and Outdoor Living was born.
We are now firmly in our second year of publication, and from the many emails and comments we receive, it seems that I'm not alone in my passion.
Karen Wride is the designer, some-time ghost writer, office manager and art director behind the magazine. She spent many years as a graphic designer in London before running her own design business.
She also teaches oil painting from her studio in Guia, in the Algarve – www.first-class-art.com
Kevin G Scales
Professional landscaper, plantsman and garden designer.
Gold Medal Winner RHS Hampton Court 2013
I have had a lifelong passion for plants particularly the exotic and architectural and thoroughly enjoy the challenge of gardening without too much thought for pre-conceived ideas.
In 2007 my interest became my full time career carrying out projects ranging from; garden renovation for a leading privately owned hotel, modern apartment landscaping and the recreation of a Victorian garden. At the same time I developed our own garden from a blank ½ acre of desolation to opening up for the NGS after just 3 years.
2013 was truly gold-edged with the ultimate accolade of entering and winning a gold medal, at the first attempt, for a garden design called 'Don't be afraid of Big Leaves and Monsters'. My garden in North Norfolk, along with my winning installation, were featured extensively by the BBC.
My latest challenge is our house and 10 acre garden in central Portugal recently featured on 'Escape to the Continent'..
Lorraine Cavanagh owns the specialist garden centre Viveros Florena, Cómpeta, Málaga, Spain (garden centre, designers & landscapers) and is author of the best-selling Mediterranean Garden Plants and Citrus, The Zest of Life.
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Shop on-line with us for unusual plants, plug plants, scented roses, bulbs, organic products and my books. Join our mailing list to stay in touch.
Steve Andrews was born in Cardiff, Wales, but has since lived in Tenerife and is now based in Portugal. An author, journalist, public speaker, singer-songwriter, poet and naturalist, he has worked as a TV presenter too. He is also known as the Bard of Ely, a title he was given by Big Issue magazine when he was a columnist for the publication, and as Green Bard or Green Beard, because he often sports a green goatee. He first dyed it that colour for his appearance as an MC and performer at the Green Man Festival.
Lara Silaghi's passion for wine was born in Atlanta,Georgia. Her studies led her to complete the Advanced Certification from The Wine and Spirit Education Trust and then she began teaching WSET intensive courses as well as courses offered through Emory University's continuing education program. She then worked for several wine stores and grocery's as a wine buyer including a stint at Whole Foods Market. She now lives with her husband, their American cats, and Spanish Mastin in the Axarquia in Andalucia, Spain. She splits her time between her garden,writing and hosting wine tastings for clients and charity groups.
Pete Siegfried is a consulting geologist who has spent the better part of the last 30 years chasing mineral resources necessary for the production of fertilisers. During this time many parts of the planet were visited and investigated in the field. The potential production of 'organic' phosphorus and magnesium rich, direct application rock sourced fertilisers became a particular personal focus of these studies. Today Pete, accompanied by his better half and Fizz, grows vegetables and trees on a small holding in Mg deficient Monchique in Portugal.
Zahrah Nasir is a Pakistan/ U.K. national now resident in Central Portugal. Trained in horticulture, agriculture and journalism in U.K. From 1983 to early 2014, she lived and worked predominantly in Afghanistan and Pakistan with shorter spells in The Sultanate of Oman and Turkey. Zahrah combined the arduous task of front line war correspondent with establishing Pakistan's first permaculture type food forest on her smallholding at 6,000ft in the Lower Himalayas, North Pakistan. She is a well known journalist/author/horticulturist in that part of the world. Additionally, she worked on establishing a regenerative Peace Project in a remote part of Afghanistan, trained Afghan farmers in organics/permaculture practices and much more.
My interest in plants and especially succulents began in childhood, but a degree in business and languages took my career in other directions, quite literally, travelling the world in export sales. However natural inclinations prevailed and free time was devoted to plants in one form or the other, and being fluent in 5 languages I was able to spread my interest and enthusiasm through lectures in various countries. Later I became qualified as a judge for the British Cactus and Succulent Society, and was holder of the National Collection of Sansevierias under the NCCPG scheme of the RHS. Alongside my regular work I also helped run a succulent nursery in the UK and then in central Italy. I am chairman and was editor for 15 years for the International Asclepiad Society and the International Sansevieria Society. I also helped found the International Euphorbia Society and was involved for a period with The Haworthia Society. Now retired, over the last two and a bit years the challenge has been to turn a dry and neglected orange grove near Malaga into an interesting garden with many different plants including a lot of succulents, which seem to suit the climate very well. In particular it has been fun to see how plants with us for years change with the stronger sunlight and free root run! It also taught us that there is "Mediterranean" and "Mediterranean" because not all areas are the same with climate variations and soil types…. Life here is fun!


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Not content with being healthy, supremely tasty and a joy to look at, it turns out that sushi is actually also remarkably easy, and quick, to make. These delectable little tidbits are extremely versatile and once you have mastered the process, you can start to experiment with different flavours.
Category Archive: Breakfast
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Vegetarian sushi rolls
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Mini scones
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Wholemeal soda bread
Soda bread is a great standby, especially when you have something tasty bubbling away on the hob and are desperately in need of a no-fuss starchy side dish to soak up the juices. It is a perfect accompaniment to soups or stews and is brilliant breakfast fodder. Unlike yeast breads it doesn't need to prove or rise so you can get a batch in the oven and ready to eat (if you don't mind scalding your mouth) in around an hour.
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ManaLink 3.0
Update for Microprose's Magic: The Gathering PC Game 3.0
- Latest update status : August 2016 "Eldritch Moon" patch
- Required files to properly run ML3 Visual C++ Libraries, some versions of Windows 7 might not need it.
- Complete version link to download and install of the forum thread here for now (see first post)
Gameplay Mode
- ML3 Drafting
- ML3 Vanguard Play
- ML3 Momir Basic
- ML3 Challenge Mode
- ML3 EDH (Elder Dragon Highlander)
- ML3 Archenemy
- ML3 Planechase
- ML3 Random Singleton
- ML3 Tournament Handicap
Graphic Mods
HighRes Widescreen & Standard 4:3 Graphic Update Allow you to visually improve Manalink appearance and give many options to choose.
Sonic's Manalink3 Makeover Allow you to play Manalink with a simple and tabletop feeling.
Sonic's Custom Card Frames Allow you to see all card text without having to fiddle with the hide text menu.
Ozks Antique Avatars More avatars to impersonate or play against
Ozks Solid Clean Skin Ozks graphic skin for ML3
Althuna's main menu graphic skin Althuna's 2 graphic skins for main menu screen
Useful tools and addons
Manalink Playdeck Analyzer Can convert any decks from Manalink 2.0 to 3.0 or any version, also pack up many options like searching for a specific deck or creating a deck from various MTG websites in a few clicks
Microprose PicViewer and Image Conversion Tools Allow to view the proprietary .PIC image files found in the original Magic: The Gathering and convert them to editable BitMaps files.


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This Week in Pac-10 Women's Basketball
Jan. 4, 2010
Friday, January 8
Saturday, January 9
Sunday, January 10
* Indicates Pac-10 game
Saturday, Jan. 9
Thursday, Jan. 14
Tuesday, December 29
Wednesday, December 30
Friday, January 1
Saturday, January 2
Sunday, January 3
PAC-10 PLAY CONTINUES: If the opening weekend of Pac-10 play was any indication, the 2009-10 campaign could be very exciting. Four of the nine Conference games played last weekend were decided five points or less, including an overtime contest. One other game was a 10-point decision. On the slate this week is the women's basketball version of the Civil War as Oregon travels to Corvallis to face Oregon State on Saturday, Jan. 9. Tip time is scheduled for 1 p.m. PT and will be televised on Fox Sports Net.
Also this weekend, the Bay Area schools head down to Los Angeles for games on Friday and Sunday, while the Washington teams host Arizona and Arizona State on Thursday and Saturday.
REACHING MILESTONES: A couple of players have already reached significant career milestones, while some coaches are approaching pivotal ones, as well.
Cal's Alexis Gray-Lawson reached a significant milestone, becoming just the 42nd player in Pac-10 history to score 1,500 career points. Stanford's SR F/C Jayne Appel was the 10th league player all-time to reach the 1,000-rebound mark, also becoming just the eighth player in Conference history to accumulate 1,500 points and 1,000 rebounds.
JR F Kayla Pedersen reached the 1,000-point career mark in late November, while Arizona State's SR G Danielle Orsillo did so in early December. Oregon SR G Taylor Lilley reached 1,000 for her career in the opening weekend of Pac-10 play.
Fifth-year California head coach Joanne Boyle became only the second coach in Golden Bears history to win 100 games in Berkeley. WSU head coach June Daugherty coached her 600th-career game on Jan. 3. Meanwhile, ASU head coach Charli Turner Thorne is just a one win shy of career number 300.
TOUGH SCHEDULING: Pac-10 teams have played 49 games against teams that advanced to the 2009 postseason, making up 47.1 percent of the non-conference slate across all 10 schools. Of those, 34 were NCAA Tournament participants.
With one non-conference game still left to be played, the Pac-10 has posted a 69-35 record overall in non-league games for a 66.3 winning percentage. It is the fifth-straight year of at least 65 non-conference wins and the sixth time in seven years the Pac-10 has won better than 65 percent of those games. Stanford stacked its schedule with eight 2009 NCAA Tournament teams, a Conference high. USC faced seven teams that played in last year's tournament.
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The Brass God is the third in K.M. McKinley's 'The Gates of the World' fantasy series. It's a lavish production, one which spills over a vast geography which manages to contain both a sprawling cast and some complex, intriguing ideas.
We've seen aspects of McKinley's world before, but are breaking new ground here. Specifically, we enter the land of the Modalmen. These individuals appear monstrosities – huge, four armed and also heavily armed, they're terrors to strike fear in the hearts of any man, spectres that appear out of the dark of night, burn, pillage, and disappear. But they do, it seems, live somewhere – on the edges of civilisation. McKinley shows us these desolate barrens, stark winds hurrying through a land whose sterility hints at past atrocities. It evokes a sense of being a small part of a greater whole, a loneliness that lies beneath the camaraderie and tribalism of the Modalmen. Though they can be monstrous, they are not monsters – and looking at their world, at the trappings of technology and magic which bind them to their lives, that feeling of loneliness seeps off the page and gets under the skin. The soaring, broken towers of the Modalmen, the pride and anguish of artifice gone awry, is by no means the only piece of the world on display, but it's certainly the most startling, the bleakest, and the one which carries such a grandiose sense of wonder and ruin wrapped around it like a once-fine tattered shawl. As with the previous books though, there's a lot more to see. There's delightful sections centred on arctic exploration and survival, skating away from a larger threat. It's a start contrast to the stony plains of the Modalmen, a sweeping vista of ice, where the real antagonist is cold and desolation. But there's also thriving cityscapes, horrifying institutions, and much more.
It's difficult to overstate the scope and scale of this work. It's densely packed with different points of view, each bringing a unique perspective to their situations. But those characters are embedded in a sprawling, vividly imagined world. It is a world, as well. Towering citadels and urban slums exist alongside the wilderness, but you can feel the pull of geography between them. There's a sense that the story is taking place across vast distances – and not always physically.
The same is true of the cast of characters. This is the third book in the series, so they're all fairly familiar by now, but gosh, there are a lot of them. It's to the author's credit that, focusing on a large group of siblings from one family, each seems to have their own voice and agency, and be distinctive from the others. It helps, of course, that they're embedded in their own plotlines of course – an arctic explorer carrying a different mindset to a social reformer. You can see the passions and fears which drive these people, and they do feel like people. Individual, distinct and in some cases not overly pleasant people, but still. That the focus is there doesn't mean there aren't others worthy of mention; I particularly enjoyed the forceful aristocratic lady who was also an unapologetic scientist and rake. If I have any complaint it's that the mosaic of these characters and their stories on the quilt of the world are a lot to take in at once. Still, once you're caught up on who's doing what and why, the story absolutely powers along, with the sheer amount of characters and locales building an elaborate and fantastically plausible world.
The story – well, it's the third part of a series, so no spoilers. But it begins with a slow burn, drawing the reader back into the mysteries and histories which sit at the core of the narrative. There's a lot of the unrevealed and arcane about it, and that mystery and the slowly dawning sense of revelation kept me turning pages. That wasn't all of course – there are gods, some seriously impressive and pyrotechnic magic, as well as some startling character revelations and kinetically explosive fight scenes. It is, in short, a book which will make you want to keep reading, to know what happens next, to delve into the detail and tease out the mysteries hidden behind the text. This is an impressively layered, thoughtful work, and one which is likely to reward more than one reading – but it does also reward that first reading, laying out high stakes for our protagonists, and giving them the sort of emotional depth which makes you care whether they win or lose.
I'd say if you're coming to this fresh, go back and start at the beginning of the series; there's some assumed knowledge here, and it would be easy to miss things if you've not read the rest of the series. That said, once you're caught up, this is a worthy successor to previous volumes, and a genuinely epic work of fantasy.


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Pictures, Poems & Percussion 2 is the exciting new follow-up to Ann Bryant's bestselling Pictures, Poems & Percussion. This beautifully illustrated collection of poems for kids will inspire creativity, spark the imagination and open children's eyes to the art of composition.
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Contrary to its intriguing name, the Golden Egg tree has nothing to do with a goose. Nor is it directly linked to Easter celebrations, although it could look very appropriate as an ornamental display on a festive Easter table. It is usually available as a potted plant of about 10 inches high, and is easy to accommodate indoors.
The Golden Egg tree (Solanum melongena) is known by several other common names. They include guinea squash (England), aubergine (France), berinjela (Brazil, Portugal), berenjena (Spanish-speaking territories) and terong (Indonesia).
The Golden Egg tree is classified as an ornamental eggplant. It is part of the Solanaceae or nightshade family, in the company of potatoes, tomatoes and sweet peppers. Solanum melongena are sometimes called "mad apples," while "love apples" describes tomatoes, reflecting the family association between the eggplant and the tomato.
Edible vs Inedible
As its name suggests, the fruits of the Golden Egg tree are shaped like eggs. They start out white, then begin to turn a golden yellow color as the fruit ripens. There is general disagreement as to whether or not the fruit is edible. Most sources indicate that it is edible, but that it has a bitter taste. The raw fruit can be baked, fried, grilled or braised and served as a vegetable, in curry or sauce.
Historically, the Golden Egg tree is thought to originate from a tropical old world plant with a dark purple skin. This type of eggplant existed in China around 600 B.C.E.. A rough translation of its name is "Malayan purple melon." This suggests that the original eggplant was native to Peninsular Malaysia. The golden egg tree's white fruit indicates that it is one of several cultivated varieties of the original plant. Another variety is called Solanum ovigerum.
It is possible to buy Solanum ovigerum seeds at various online websites. Once the seeds are sown under the required conditions, the promise is an ornamental egg plant that will flourish all summer long. In addition to its "eggs," the plant usually displays lovely lilac flowers with yellow stamens.
The White Eggplant (Solanum melongena esculentum) is among the plants highlighted at Monticello, Virginia, and available for sale at Monticello.org.. Thomas Jefferson (1743 to 1826) grew both the white and the purple varieties at Monticello around 1812. American seed catalogs included the white eggplant by 1825. Today, the non-profit Thomas Jefferson Foundation owns and operates Monticello, with the dual goals of preservation and education.
The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants (CHP) was founded in 1987 to collect, preserve and distribute historic varieties of plants. This initiative reflects Jefferson's interest in horticulture and documents the existence of selected 19th century plants in America.


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*Whenever tragedy strikes it is normal for religious folks to ask whether God had abandoned the affected place. That seems to be a sensible assumption if one's view of God precludes any possibility of suffering.
If God only exists to keep us in a state of happiness and pleasure, then yes, disasters would indicate God's absence or displeasure.
But a biblical theodicy does not generally work that way. Scripture makes it clear that what God desires of his people is holiness, nor mere happiness. Indeed, God's people can really benefit from developing a theology of suffering. We need to see how God can in fact use suffering for his purposes.
The recent Haiti disaster with around 500,000 dead or injured, and over a million people displaced certainly can seem like a case of God-forsakenness. And the truth is, in the Bible we do read on occasion of God forsaking a people – even his own – and allowing judgment and tragedy to strike.
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On an 85-degree day, even with the windows cracked, your car's temperature can skyrocket to 102 degrees in just 10 minutes. That can turn a convenience-store visit into a life-and-death struggle for a helpless pet.
If you can't take your pet inside with you as you run errands, the Humane Society of the U.S. recommends you leave it home. But what do you do if you see someone else's pet locked in a hot car?
The answer may not be quite as simple as your compassionate heart tells you. Breaking a window to rescue the pet could expose both you and the animal to serious injuries from broken glass, plus you may risk a bite from a distressed dog trying to "protect" its territory.
There are also legal considerations:
If you come upon a pet in a hot car, the Humane Society suggests:
If you feel you must break a window to rescue the pet immediately, focus on the corner of a side window just above the door lock (easier to break than the middle) using something pointed like a tire iron. Choose the window farthest away from the pet. Ideally, you'll be able to break just enough glass to unlock the door (reaching in with your arm wrapped in cloth to protect it from the broken glass) rather than completely shattering it. And take one final step before you smash. Use your phone to video what's happening and show the animal's condition (heavy panting, unsteadiness, glazed eyes). Providing the context for your decision may make a difference to law enforcement officials if
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At the factor when a male thinks about the words computer sectors he frequently takes into consideration devices that are inside the pc and also not of devices, as an example, the monitor. The monitor is as crucial as the difficult plate since the monitor allows a male to see the info prepared for by the computer and also without the monitor a guy cannot utilize the computer. This short article will certainly broaden on the different kinds of bezel less monitors available in the market and information concerning such computer components will certainly be provided.
Words cart is a brief shape for the term cathode light beam tube as well as this term is made use of mostly for cart bezel less monitors. Carts are cumbersome devices that take in up area however these monitors enable a guy to see undistorted images. Cart monitors are optimal for individuals who have space for these computer parts yet they are on a financial plan considering that these monitors are less costly than greater end gizmos like the led monitor.
Words led are a short structure for fluid jewel program and also led monitors are viewed as the best monitors in the market. These decreased and also smooth monitors require lesser space contrasted with cart monitors as well as they look wonderful in houses as well as offices. Led monitors have a practical show and precious stone picture high quality nonetheless when the images on the monitor are seen from a couple of divine carriers; the photos have the tendency to look finest indeterminate monitors 2018. Led monitors are ideal for people that would certainly not fret investing somewhat more cash money for a sleeker product or for individuals who are need pics with a polished appearance.
Pc sections like cart monitors give a survey decision of 1600 by 1200 pixels or higher yet the decision of led monitors is cleared up inside every best borderless and frameless monitor. Some led monitors enable the client to transform the study resolution yet this regularly creates a drop in execution of the computer sectors.


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The Fireball Burrito/Lakefront Brewing El Wisco/Fireball Ministry "Remember the Story"
Chalk up another "theme" pairing for this evening. We can't take full credit for the name of the burrito though. When we knew we were going to be cranking up the new Fireball Ministry LP we also knew we wanted to make a killer burrito and name it after the band. The Google revealed that The Fireball Burrito exists, well existED, in a small Wisconsin town years ago. It was actually a food challenge where the participant needed to finish the Fireball Burrito which was filled with chicken, habanero salsa, cheese and red enchilada sauce then topped with three habanero pepper rings. We kept our version the same by marrying marinated and grilled chicken with a fresh grilled habanero salsa tucked inside a large flour tortilla with a bunch of cheese and red enchilada sauce. We also kept the requisite trio of habanero rings on top. We know you're asking the question in your head and no, no we did not eat the habanero rings. The only challenge we were up for was to create and eat a delicious dinner, not win ourselves a Stoner Rock BBQ shirt for eating the whole thing. We went a little more traditional with the beer pairing going with Lakefront Brewing's Mexican lager, El Wisco. As mentioned earlier, the latest release from L.A.'s Fireball Ministry "Remember the Story" was turned up nice and loud.
The Fireball Burrito – We know most burritos are so full of ingredients that they become the size of an overinflated football and are almost impossible to wrap let alone eat. The beauty of this burrito lies in its simplicity (and insane heat). We start off by marinating about some chicken thighs in a can of green enchilada sauce and a couple of tablespoons of La Curandera. Let sit for about 4 hours at least or preferably overnight.
As the thighs are doing their thing in the fridge we can move to the habanero salsa. This too, if you can make it a day ahead, all the better. We place a grill pan over medium/hot coals on the grill then toss in 2 habaneros, a pint of grape tomatoes, 1/2 of a red onion and three peeled garlic cloves. Toss over high heat for about 5-7 minutes until charred in places all over.
Remove from heat and place directly into the blender with a small can of crushed tomatoes and a small handful of cilantro. Puree until combined but chunky, cover and place in fridge.
Let's fast forward to cooking day when we start back at the grill to tackle the chicken. The thighs go down over medium heat turning every few minutes to avoid flare-ups and to char all sides evenly. Once the sides are charred, we move the chicken to the cool side, cover and let the interiors cook through.
Once the chicken is cooked through, we throw a rough chop on it before tossing it into a pot of simmering red enchilada sauce.
There you have it, let's get to rolling. Using an obscenely large burrito joint-style tortilla we start with a mound of chihuahua cheese going down in a line about 1/4 of the way up from the bottom of the tortilla. A couple huge scoops of chicken go right on top of the cheese.
Next up is a ladle of the salsa right over the chicken…
To roll, we flip from the bottom of the tortilla over the filling and press down into the filling so it spreads out. Fold in the sides then continue rolling from the bottom to the top.
The burritos take a quick spin on the griddle to char up the outside a bit but still keeping the tortilla pliable and chewy. Garnish with habanero if you dare…
So simple for a burrito; 4 ingredients is all this one needs to take your tastebuds to another level. It's hot, there is no denying that, but it's also immensely flavorful and delicious.
Lakefront Brewing El Wisco – It's north of the border for the beer choice this evening. Milwaukee to be exact. El Wisco is Lakefront Brewing's take on a Mexican Lager. The beer pours more amber than most Mexican lagers with less of a head as well. That richer color translates into the aroma area as a bounty of malt hits the nose first unlike the normally acidic/skunky yeast of your typical commercial Mexican lagers. As expected, the results in the taste lean more toward a brown ale mixed with a cream ale. It's got a pretty solid body for a lager and a mouthfeel that has some heft to it. All that to say it wasn't too heavy and did the job we hoped it would for this super spicy burritos.
Fireball Ministry "Remember the Story" – Let's start with a bold statement. There are no bad Fireball Ministry songs. Period. Six albums deep and a slew of amazing covers that the band has done for compilation albums over the years but the heart of rock and roll continues to beat loud and proud on every single track. The formula is often imitated, seldom duplicated; a signature guitar tone, signature vocals, locked in groove, killer riffs and melodic hooks. Fireball Ministry has it all, every time, all the time. So on their new album "Remember The Story" the stakes are high but the band is all in. The opening track "End of the Truth" takes the "Hells Bells" riff and slows it down to work in this musically sludgy, vocally upbeat and melodic tune. It's a slow churning head banger to be sure, but also a great sunny day road tune as well. "Everything You Wanted" starts off much the same way as a slow to mid-tempo rocker and this one's got some great harmonizing on vocals too. The liberal cow bell use and huge, bombastic riff sets the time clock back a couple of decades on "Back on Earth". The pace is faster but the chorus is just as catchy as anything the band has done. One of the best tracks on the album is "The Answer". It's a darker tune thanks to the down tuned riff, but slams insanely hard. "Dying to Win" is a huge song with drums that sound like they are being played by a pair of anvils as the backbone of the song. The best track on the album is the desert rock perfection of "Weaver's Dawn" that weaves together Fu Manchu with early QOTSA flawlessly. The title track is a blues-soaked mid-tempo track with an undeniable swagger to it. "All For Naught" is yet another outstanding track that headbangs along nicely even with the jazz-influenced drumming going on, taking a page out of the CoC playbook. The album closes with "I Don't Believe a Word" which is about as close as the band has come to releasing a ballad to date. It's got that twangy outlaw rock sound mixed with the early 90's alt-rock feel that builds into a sound that resembles the slower material from Ozzy's early solo years. It's complex, deep, dark and honestly beautiful song and a perfect swan song to an awesome album.


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My brother and I visited Chef David LeFevre's Fishing with Dynamite (FwD) for lunch on Monday. One of the perks of living by all these beaches is being able to explore the culinary world through different lenses. Thankfully, Manhattan Beach is only 20 minutes from home.
We ordered the Maryland Blue Crab Cake, Cape Cod Squash Rolls with Rosemary Butter, New England Chowdah, and Shrimp Po Boy. The Shrimp Po Boy had a nice twist to it with the spicy sauce, but the sandwich didn't impress me too much. However, the chowder definitely deserves the raves; I may prefer Chef David's version over the traditional starchy kind. All in all though, our favorite part about the meal was the cape cod squash rolls. With the rosemary butter lightly slathered onto the roll, we tasted perfection. Both my brother and I loved the rolls so much that we asked the chef to pack a box of them to-go for our parents. I would come back just to stuff myself with the rolls... In all seriousness, I can't wait to return to FwD and give the Mahi Mahi tacos and miso black cod a try! You can check out my full review on Yelp.
I hope you're having a terrific Wednesday. Until tomorrow...
pristine christine