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Warm Beetroot Salad
1 bunch baby beetroot (about 10 beets)
1 litre water
100 ml red wine vinegar
75g brown sugar
1 teaspoon white peppercorns
1 teaspoon coriander seeds
peel of 1 orange
2 sprigs thyme
1 star anise
1 cinnamon stick
To serve
1 tablespoon pine nuts, toasted
10 beetroot leaves
50 ml extra virgin olive oil
20 ml red wine vinegar
Trim the beetroot of excess stalk, leaving just 1 cm. Place in a heavy-based saucepan and cover with water. Add the rest of the ingredients to the saucepan and bring to a boil slowly. Reduce the heat to a very gentle simmer and cook the beetroot until tender (a knife goes easily into the middle).
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Calf's Liver with Onion Cream and Bacon
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4 long rashers bacon
4 brown onions, julienned
50 ml extra virgin olive oil
50 g unsalted butter
150 ml cream
sea salt to taste
6 golden eschalots, finely
sliced into rings
50 g plain flour
200 ml olive oil
20 watercress sprigs
70 ml veal sauce
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Peel the membrane from the liver and cut it across into slices 1 cm thick.
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Makes 500ml
1 quantity (3 litres) veal stock
50ml olive oil
1 onion, finely diced
200g button mushrooms
1 tablespoon dried porcini mushrooms
200ml madeira
1 cinnamon stick
1 tablespoon black peppercorns
1 star anise
1 tablespoon juniper berries
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Makes 3 litres
5kg veal bones
2 brown onions, roughly chopped
5 carrots, roughly chopped
5 sticks celery, roughly chopped
3 leeks, roughly chopped
6 ripe tomatoes
200g mushrooms
1⁄2 bunch thyme
500ml red wine
5 litres of water
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Saute the vegetables in a large saucepan until golden and caramelised. Add the wine and
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Pear Tart with Pear Sorbet
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1 sheet puff pastry
9 medium Beurre Bosc pears, firm ripe
100 ml pear poaching liquid
Pastry cream
400 ml milk
100 ml cream
50 g sugar
5 egg yolks
50 g plain flour
1 vanilla pod, split lengthways
For the tart
Roll out puff pastry to 2 mm thickness and place in the freezer for a few minutes. Allow the pastry to become firm but not hard. Remove from the freezer and using a 17 cm cutter cut six discs. Dot the discs with a fork, leaving only a 5 mm rim unmarked.
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This morning I cycled to work through the newly settled snow and for the first time this year - found myself in the winter holiday spirit. Here in Amsterdam at the Greenpeace International office - we're surrounded by a snowy white cityscape. Some folks are working from home while others are already on holiday but for those of us in the office today - the atmosphere is nothing but festive. A few of my colleagues even took a break from working at their desk to spread a little Yuletide cheer - just for you.
OK - now let's get down to business! For many of us - it's nearly time for the holidays and by now you may already have all the gifts, decorations and food prepared and planned but if you're like me - you haven't even started yet. Most of us turn into super consumers around now, rushing to the shops often without thinking much about the ecological impacts of our purchases. But with a little inspiration and knowledge - you can easily celebrate in style while keeping your environmental impact to a minimum. I asked folks on Twitter, together with the staff here, what they do for the holidays. So here's a list of the best ideas that will be helpful to anyone looking for inspiration. And I've made light green and deep green options for you to choose from. There's also links to heaps of useful information so be sure to click on them.
There isn't a simple answer for this. Many people believe that real trees are bad but some are from sustainable sources and grown without environmentally harmful pesticides and fertilizers. And you may find a fake tree made without energy intensive materials and harmful plastics like PVC that can be reused for 15 years or more. So it's best to decide what suits you and then look for the most planet friendly version you can find. Light green: Get a potted real tree (doesn't need to be a typical Christmas tree) that ends up in your garden or find a sustainably sourced tree and make sure you hand it over to a tree recycling program when you're done with it.Deep green: Don't buy a tree at all and put your decorations on something else (your fireplace, windows or spouse!)
Getting on planes at any time of the year is something we should all be doing less because it's so bad for the climate. But during the holidays this is especially hard because many families live so far apart now. If you really need to fly somewhere this month - try to travel by any other means for the rest of the year. Light green: Take public transport when possible. Giving up your car for the holidays is not only good for the planet - it's good for you. Nobody needs to be the designated driver after a party if you all take the train and if it's icy where you are - you probably want to avoid driving anyway. If you're going to miss the last train home - maybe you can arrange to stay the night.Deep green: Stay home and avoid traveling. Walk to anywhere close enough and enjoy a slower, relaxed pace of life for the holidays.
If you're cooking for the holidays - consider the carbon footprint of your food. Light green: Buy produce from your nearest farm shop or farmers' market. Increase the vegetable options on the table while serving less meat that's organic and locally sourced. Deep green: Have yourself a very veggie holiday. No meat and easy on the dairy. You could even try going vegan if you really feel like a challenge! Great tip: Make fantastic meals with the leftovers. There's some great recipes online by famous UK chefs.
Light green: You can reuse decorations from year to year so make sure you wrap them all up carefully and store them away safely. If you need more this year - try making your own green festive decorations. And check out Recycle Now's fantastic guide to home made decorations. Deep Green: Use natural items like pine cones, holly leaves, ribbon wrapped cinnamon sticks, dried oranges.
Light green: If you haven't done this already it's time to throw away your incandescent holiday lights and splash out on some LEDs. They use a lot less energy and last a lot longer. If you don't want to throw out your old lights just yet - you can simply restrict their use by switching them off whenever you are not home or near the lights. Paraffin candles are made from petroleum residues, so they don't do your health or the environment any good. Soya, beeswax or natural vegetable-based candles are better because they are biodegradable, smoke-free, and are more eco-friendly.Deep green: Have a popcorn party and thread organic popcorn on a string with a needle to put around your tree instead of lights. You can make different colours of popcorn with natural food colouring. It's more fun if you make enough popcorn to eat in addition to decorating. One of our supporters on Twitter suggested solar outdoor lights!
It's traditional to send cards wishing people a Happy Christmahanukwanza/ New Year but this usually means a lot of bleached paper, toxic ink and waste. Light green: Use cards printed on recycled paper with natural inks or make your own. Deep green: Save your money and send an ecard instead or pick up the phone for a change!
Switch off your computer game console for a change and download the new free print & play board game "Deepsea Desperation" to play with friends and family. We've had some fun playing this during lunch breaks in the office and it's worth giving this a go instead of buying the latest board game in the shops that you'll probably only play once before it ends up on the shelf gathering dust. You can also print this on recycled paper and give it to your friends instead of a Christmas card.
Light green: Buy yourself and your family some warm pyjamas as gifts. Wear that terribly fashionable knitted jumper that your Aunt gives you and turn the thermostat down a notch. Make sure your house is well insulated and draught free. Deep green: Go to sleep with a hot water bottle under a winter duvet and turn your heating way down for the night. Offer to research and organise a switch to a green energy provider for your family's home.
There's so many possibilities for green presents but here's some of my favorites including a couple of shameless Greenpeace promotions. Light green: Buy gifts that make it easier for others to be green. Composting equipment, gardening tools, native plants and seeds, organic body products, vegetarian cook book, a walking holiday guide for your country. Give energy saving items like CFL or LED bulbs (find some really nice ones so you can convince people that it's possible to produce light that's just as warm and atmospheric as incandescent bulbs!). Order your friends some Greenpeace merchandise! Deep green: Go through your bookshelf and give books you probably wont read again - better yet - give one of your books that inspired you to care more about the environment. Give someone a subscription to an environmental magazine. I did this for my sister with The Ecologist once and she loved it!. Donate for the Rainbow Warrior 3 on someone's behalf and make a personal certificate for them. Give a gift that keeps giving - via Oxfam.
I've used pretty material and ribbons to wrap up gifts and then reused them year after year but if you're going for the totally non-disposable wrapping thing - it's difficult to close up the packages without using something sticky. Whatever you use - try to save it and use it again next year. Light green: If you want that exciting tearing sound - use recycled wrapping paper. Gift bags can easily be reused by the people you give them to. Deep green: Use material, scarfs or newspaper. Thanks to those of you who tweeted us your ideas! If you have additional suggestions please leave a comment.
Have a wonderful holiday, stay safe and be green. Unlike Kermit - we think it's relatively easy.
This post was originally inspired by a feature on the Greenpeace Africa site.
Thanks to Greenpeace Russia for the image of Santa on an inflatable with magical migrating penguins at the North Pole!
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Great advice and ideas, thanks.
BTW, I loved the video, it really cheered me up in a cloudy day. Merry Christmas and happy new year to ev...
Great advice and ideas, thanks.
BTW, I loved the video, it really cheered me up in a cloudy day. Merry Christmas and happy new year to everybody in the Greenpeace office. Stay cool.
18 December, 2010 at 16:13
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Oh my God, I never realized there were such cute girls in the Greenpeace office.
And yeah, all I want for Christmas is a new Rainbow Warrior. M...
Oh my God, I never realized there were such cute girls in the Greenpeace office.
And yeah, all I want for Christmas is a new Rainbow Warrior. Merry Christmas, and wishing you Love, Light, and success in the coming year. ...Grateful Child
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Happy holidays everyone...go green while celebrating holiday seasons :)
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i have supported my home (earth) ever since i was born and i do must say those ideas are marvelus, i only have 1 small proplome, you see i live in a v...
i have supported my home (earth) ever since i was born and i do must say those ideas are marvelus, i only have 1 small proplome, you see i live in a very northern country and the way you sugest that we do are not that great, where i live it can go down -15 thats allmost the same cold as there is on the north pole so what im saying that you could perhaps find a better way?
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saludos a todos deseandoles una feliz navidad a todo el grupo de activistas de todo el mundo desde guadalkajara mexico saludos a todos que esten m...
saludos a todos deseandoles una feliz navidad a todo el grupo de activistas de todo el mundo desde guadalkajara mexico saludos a todos que esten mu bien y deseandoles un prospero año nuevo saludos
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday to all. May we all take this opportunity to be greener not only thru the Holidays but also into the next year!
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Thanks GreenPeace for telling us some cool environmental friendly ways to Celebrate this Holiday Season...
Wishing You & Your Family....
Thanks GreenPeace for telling us some cool environmental friendly ways to Celebrate this Holiday Season...
Wishing You & Your Family... Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.
With Love :)
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I liked very much the tips about green Christmas! I just suggest two point for the next year. First I could have been sent in the e-mail earlier (I ju...
I liked very much the tips about green Christmas! I just suggest two point for the next year. First I could have been sent in the e-mail earlier (I just received it today), in order to have more time to pt them in practice.
Second, maybe there could be a "tropical" version. Not talking about heaters, but about air conditioners, for example. Suggesting people not to try imitate Northern Xmas. Here in Brazil we insist eating fruits and nuts from colder countries, heavy and fat meats, with the air conditioner turned on while outside is 35 degrees. Without mention wrapped Santas and white flakes on the Christma's trees. Another terrible thing are the artificial ice skating areas. Instead of open them in the winter season, people like to do this in the same period there is real ice in northern countries (and here it is very hot and it consumes much more energy).
Sorry about use this space to open my heart.
I wish we all around the globe have a greener Christmas , with the true Spirit of love!
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love and good sense for all people in the world.
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WRITING in April for a unanimous Supreme Court, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. found that the police in Brigham City, Utah, acted properly in entering a home without a warrant after they peered through a window and saw a fight in progress that had left one man spitting blood.There is a hot link in that passage, but it's for "University of Wisconsin" and it just goes to a page of hits for a search within the NYT site for "University of Wisconsin." How about a link to the post? Come on, Times! You've got to do internet properly. It's not Greenhouse's fault, but really, that approach to links is unbelievably obtuse.
"The role of a police officer includes preventing violence and restoring order, not simply rendering first aid to casualties," the chief justice said, rejecting the argument that the police should have waited until the altercation ended more conclusively. "An officer is not like a boxing (or hockey) referee, poised to stop a bout only if it becomes too one-sided," he explained.
The chief justice's sports imagery galvanized the legal blogs. Some found his boxing reference inapt. "The whole point of boxing is fighting!" wrote a participant on the Althouse blog, run by Ann Althouse, a law professor at the University of Wisconsin.
Others took issue with the hockey reference. "Given all the padding that hockey players wear, being punched by an opponent hardly is more significant than being hit by a toddler," one said.
Finally, another writer took a step back and observed that "this shows another side of Roberts as a good writer: displaying some wry humor and hipness."
Here's the missing link. I started off the conversation this way:
We're familiar with the way a referee in a boxing can stop a fight if it becomes too one-sided. Why throw in "(or hockey)"? It not only clutters the sentence, it makes the concept harder to grasp. I don't even know about hockey referees stopping one-sided games. Since Roberts is known for the high quality of his writing style, I've got to think that parenthetical really adds something. But what?The quote "The whole point of boxing is fighting!" is not mine. It's by what Greenhouse called "a participant on the Althouse blog, run by Ann Althouse." In other words, a commenter. Actually, it's Joan H. -- here's her blog .
Is it that in hockey fights break out, and the refs don't stop them unless they're one-sided, and it's actually more like the police situation because the fighting isn't legitimate in the first place, but some people might think the police should ignore fights unless someone is outmatched? In that case, hockey is a more apt analogy in light of the argument that the search was unreasonable.
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Fighting is tolerated in the NHL, and referees often let the players involved work out their frustrations as long as neither party is getting beaten to a pulp and the other team members are staying out of the fray. Most fights are just scuffles, and are to be expected in a game in which shoving your opponents out of the way is legitimate.The second quote -- "Given all the padding that hockey players wear, being punched by an opponent hardly is more significant than being hit by a toddler" -- is by Dave Friedman. The "wry humor and hipness" one is from paulfrommpls. Here's his blog.
I think the hockey analogy is better just for that reason, and can't understand why boxing was included at all. The whole point of boxing is the fighting! In hockey, fighting is always penalized, whether or not the refs break it up, just as it should be in life. I think Roberts included the boxing reference because frankly there aren't so many hockey fans around these days.
Greenhouse ends the opening passage to her article -- the part I've quoted -- with:
It is no surprise that the new chief justice's every vote is being tabulated and scrutinized. But so is his every metaphor.Well, the attention to the metaphor is partly in the nature of blogging. It was a nice specific, textual thing to talk about. I love when something like that pops out in a Supreme Court case (or somewhere else in the news). It's one of those things that says bloggable to me. Indeed, I'm scrutinizing the writing in the NYT right now because it said bloggable to me... which it would have said even without calling my name (which gets my attention big time).
The NYT piece isn't about blogging phenomena, though. It's about judging John Roberts. The part about our little boxing/hockey conversation is followed by some quotes about Roberts' writing by usual suspect quotemeisters Erwin Chemerinsky (Roberts' "prose style is clear and easy to follow") and Akhil Amar (praising the "elegance and economy" and "occasionally snappy line"). This leads to a discussion about whether Roberts is really a judicial "minimalist." No overarching conclusions there.
The piece rolls toward a conclusion with the observation that Roberts doesn't much like quoting law review articles (a quality shared by most judges, I'd say). Here, the key quote is from Harvard lawprof David Barron: "It's as if the answers to all questions are already there, completely internal to the court, to be teased out of the existing cases."
Relying on precedent as the only source of law is an approach with strengths and weaknesses, Professor Barron said, noting that on the one hand, precedent can be a smokescreen, "a rhetorical device to hide the inevitable policy making," while on the other, "it has its own constraining effects," making a judge less likely to embrace dramatic change in the status quo.True enough, but it's an observation that you can make about nearly any judge. This rhetoric about rhetorical devices is the stock in trade of the law professor...
...including the lawprof blogger. So bring on the judicial metaphors and rhetoric... I need bloggables.
Oh, but the term is over. No new material! We'll have to go back over the old. In fact, I'm running a series of seminars over the rest of the summer here at the law school in which we hash over one case each Tuesday. I'm taking over the first slot, which I'd previously given to someone else, who has an out-of-town opportunity to pursue. I'm the emergency fill-in. I'll be doing the hallucinogenic tea case, which happens to be the first case Akhil Amar talks about in illustrating Roberts' penchant for the "occasionally snappy line":
[Amar point to] a majority opinion that rejected the government's application of federal narcotics law to stop a Brazil-based religious group from importing a hallucinogenic tea for use in its rituals. "The government's argument echoes the classic rejoinder of bureaucrats throughout history: If I make an exception for you, I'll have to make one for everybody, so no exceptions," the chief justice wrote.Ah, good place to end a rambling blog post about hipness! We've got your hallucinogenic drugs and that hippie irritation with the government and all its rules, man.


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Friday at noon at Alumni Memorial Gym, the Lady Bisons (1-3) will play host Middle Tennessee State (3-0) from the Sunbelt Conference in Murfreesboro. It is the first of three matches in the Blue Raider Bash. MTSU is rated No. 15 nationally in the AVCA poll.
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"We have talked about carrying over that intensity and the drive we had over at Austin Peay," Rosenthal said. "Jake Pease and Amy Trykowski made a good connection on the court."
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"MTSU had an unbelievable year and they are off to a great start again," Rosenthal. "We want to play these types of teams, especially when they are close by.
"RPI-wise this is a tough challenge. We understand that whatever happens we have to play as hard as we can and play our game. I don't think our players are nervous at all. They just want to go out and play."
Rosenthal stresses that the Lady Bisons must be careful and not compare themselves to the MTSU program.
"The big thing for us is to stay within our progression and understand it is going to take time," Rosenthal said. "We have to be patient.
"The problem is when we start to compare ourselves to teams like MTSU. That is not to say we are never going to overachieve. I think we have done well at that. But the history and tradition will all come with time."
Loyola Marymount is a familiar foe even thought the Lady Bisons have never faced them in volleyball. Brandon Higa, one of Rosenthal's best friends, has been a volunteer coach for Loyola Marymount. He also has worked with the Lipscomb program.
"I have talked with Brandon a lot and I know their coaches," Rosenthal said. "Most of their players are from California. There is a different feel for their team. They are taller than most teams we face."
Rosenthal also expects a strong challenge from Florida International.
"FIU has really been on the rise the last couple of years," Rosenthal said. "They have some great players who have taken their program to the next level."
The tournament is the final tune-up for the Lady Bisons before they play host to Belmont Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Allen Arena in the Atlantic Sun opener. The Lady Bisons beat Belmont in the semifinals of t he A-Sun Tournament last season in Macon, Ga. The Lady Bisons beat Jacksonville in the finals to earn their first Atlantic Sun Championship and the NCAA berth.
"I've always felt that playing better competition helps us be better prepared for conference play," Rosenthal said. "I don't if either one of us wants to play the other so early."


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