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To celebrate my own success with Spiritual Wisdom Magazine reaching over 2.5million hits per month, I wanted to create an opportunity for others to shine brightly and proudly.
Thus! The Inaugural Spiritual Wisdom Magazine Awards was created!
What are the Spiritual Wisdom Magazine Awards?
The Spiritual Wisdom Magazine Awards are a way of shining a bright light on the amazing work that spiritual entrepreneurs do on a day by day basis, to brighten a sometimes dreary world. They are the ones that inspire, create, entertain, provoke and reach down to lift others up.
Best Blog 2014 Best Facebook page 2014 Best Membership site 2014
Best Blog 2014
Best Facebook page 2014
Best Membership site 2014
Each Blog/FacebookPage/Membership that is nominated will be in the running to win the Spiritual Wisdom Magazine Awards Medal.
Everyone that is nominated will receive a badge (with html coding) to place on their website/blog/facebook page to encourage their family, friends, clients and customers to continue to nominate them to win.
They will each then be given the choice to become a sponsored writer for Spiritual Wisdom Magazine for 1 year.
Nominations close 1st January,2015
Check out the incredible business that have already been successfully nominated!
Margaret Dulaney http://www.listenwell.org/blog
Mark & Angela http://www.Belsebuub.com
Kim Gould "Love Your Design" http://www.loveyourdesign.com/blog/
Elizabeth Peru "Delta Waves" http://www.Deltawaves.com
Dr. Rashmi Chandran http://drrashminaturallife.blogspot.in/
Jordan and Jenny Resnick http://www.ancientsacredknowledge.com/
Margaret Dulaney https://www.facebook.com/pages/Listen-Well-Margaret-Dulaney/265990823502816
Dr. Rashmi Chandran https://www.facebook.com/NHEROrg
Rachel Archelaus Soul-Centered Business Bootcamp http://soul-centeredbusiness.com/
Leonie Dawson http://amazingbizandlifeacademy.com/
What the winners receive:
1. A personally engraved medal with their first name and business name with Winner Best Blog/Facebook/Membership site 2014
2. A badge (with html coding) to place on their website/blog/facebook page to show their fans and family that they have proudly won.
3. A recorded google hangout interview with Nicole – owner & editor of Spiritual Wisdom Magazine to be then promoted on all social media.
4. A chance to become a sponsored writer for Spiritual Wisdom Magazine for 1 year
Winners announced 11th January, 2015
How do I nominate?
In the comment section below tell us who you would like to nominate and why! 3 single nominations per comment only please.
To nominate a BLOG:
1. You must include the name of the blog and URL and why you want to nominate them.
To nominate a FB PAGE
1. You must include the name of the facebook page and the URL and why you want to nominate them.
To nominate a Membership Site
1. You must include the name of the membership site and the URL and why you want to nominate them.
Nominate once a day, every day for your vote to make a difference.
Each Sunday a tally will be shown (and updated weekly) with the name and url of those in the running for each section.
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December 4, 2014 at 7:23 am -
Here to cast my vote once more for Best Blog! Definitely http://www.listenwell.org! December's offering is now available! I just love Margaret's stories…
December 4, 2014 at 7:02 am -
I'd like to nominate Margaret Dulaney at http://www.listenwell.org! It is a wonderfully insightful audio blog that always leaves me reflecting on myself and the world with positivity and enlightenment. And, her December offering just came out!!! Have a listen at http://listenwell.org/current_offering.htm.
November 27, 2014 at 11:58 am -
Adding the info: http://www.listenwell.org/blog to my previous (and continuous!) nomination for Margaret Dulaney's wonderful blog.
November 27, 2014 at 11:52 am -
I'm delighted to nominate Margaret Dulaney's "Listen Well" as Best Blog. I look forward each month to the latest insightful, thought-provoking, and often quite humorous reflection. A deep thinker with a light soul, and a lovely, inviting voice and delivery. Truly worth the listen!
November 25, 2014 at 3:09 am -
Voting early and voting often for my favorite blog, ListenWell.org! Can't wait for the December edition!
November 21, 2014 at 7:06 pm -
Back to vote for the best spiritual blog! My vote goes to spoken word artist, playwright and spiritual speaker Margaret Dulaney and ListenWell.org. http://www.listenwell.org
November 19, 2014 at 11:23 am -
I would like to nominate Rachel Archelaus for her Soul-Based Business Bootcamp. Rachel is passionate about helping others achieve their soul's dreams, and she puts her intuition to the test for each of us, guiding us to where we need to be. Rachel has this innate ability to point out our weaknesses, things we may have overlooked, so we can move forward on our paths with confidence. Her Intuitive Drawing Academy is going to be amazing. Rachel really has a great way for the average person to tap into the answers they seek, and guess what? Now the average person can learn how to access their intuition in a very simple and fun manner, through using her intuitive drawing techniques. I believe in Rachel and am honored to call her both a friend and a business mentor.
November 18, 2014 at 9:35 am -
I would love to nominate Rachel Archelaus – Soul-Centered Business Bootcamp
Rachel has the most endearing amazing gift of inspiring and mentoring from the heart – to create a successful soul centered business inside and out.
November 18, 2014 at 7:43 am -
I would like to nominate Rachel Archelaus for her Membership site http://soul-centeredbusiness.com/ . Rachel is a genuine person, and an authentic business woman she offers a training full of unique and efficient classes and tools. Her tutorial videos are very clever, helpful and she has this very easy going side to her so you feel she could be the girl next door and that makes all that she says even more effective.
November 14, 2014 at 8:25 am -
Back to vote once more for the one and only Margaret Dulaney and http://www.listenwell.org for Best Blog! Peaceful reflection and a few laughs, too! And she has a new play coming Off Broadway in October next year! Why? She's just that awesome.
November 13, 2014 at 7:48 am -
I would like to nominate Rachel Archelaus and the Soul Centered Business Bootcamp http://soul-centeredbusiness.com/ Rachel has put together awesome material to help you find your soul purpose and express it through a profitable business model.
November 12, 2014 at 11:09 am -
Great! I'm so glad she's been nominated. Casting my vote again for Margaret Dulaney's website http://www.listenwell.org as well as her facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/Listen-Well-Margaret-Dulaney/265990823502816. Margaret is a sincerely blessed soul and is so in tune, not just with her own spirituality, but with the concept and what it means to be spiritual. I hope more people get the chance to connect with her and her body of work through your website here.
November 11, 2014 at 2:18 am -
Again, since we're supposed to vote often, I cast my vote for best blog to Margaret Dulaney and Listen Well! Her work always leaves you uplifted! http://www.listenwell.org
November 10, 2014 at 11:23 am -
I'm delighted to see nominations for Listen Well (http://www.listenwell.org/) and I'd like to add mine! Margaret Dulaney has a clear-eyed, beautifully written/ spoken site that is always generous, thoughtful, surprising and inspiring. Highly recommended!!!
November 8, 2014 at 2:17 am -
i nominate margaret dulaney http://www.listenwell.org/blog. i cannot tell you how much i look forward to the voice of "listen well" . Margaret's muses leave me feeling refreshed in wonderful and satisfying thoughts. i treat myself to this lovely and meaningful gift every month.
November 7, 2014 at 2:10 pm -
Best blog – Please nominate http://www.Listenwell.org as the best spiritually enlightening site Every month Margaret Dulany's blog gives me something to think about in her spoken word podcast. Her stories are enlightening, thoughtful, sometimes funny and always filled with wisdom.
November 7, 2014 at 12:18 pm -
Again I would like to nominate the lovely Margaret Dulaney and http://www.listenwell.org for best blog! Today the November offering is available! The piece is called mood birds, and is about those grey moods that seem to arrive from nowhere…
"There is a moment, as with a well-studied birdwatcher, when we are able to identify an incoming negative thought. At which point it might be best look around for a place to hide." Also check out her Twitter @ListenWellOrg for inspirational tweets from her own collections, as well as spiritual quotations collected from sources as varied as Ralph Waldo Emerson to Buddha!
November 7, 2014 at 10:56 am -
Blog: http://www.listenwell.org/
I'd like to nominate Margaret Dulaney's blog "Listen Well" and the monthly podcast she hosts there. Margaret presents such insightful and thought provoking points of view on individual awakening and the shared wisdom of all faiths that is extremely refreshing in such a polarized world. Through poetry and expressive language, Margaret dances with topics like self-knowledge, healing, and acceptance. All of her podcasts are archived monthly and free to enjoy — THE NOVEMBER PODCAST IS AVAILABLE AS OF TODAY!!!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Listen-Well-Margaret-Dulaney/265990823502816
For her facebook, Margaret frequently shares spiritually inspirational quotes, videos, and work of her own exclusive to her facebook followers. As a poet and playwright, one can also keep up to date on speaking events and productions of her plays.
November 6, 2014 at 1:49 pm -
I would like to nominate Margaret Dulaney and her Listen Well podcast for best blog. Her monthly readings, in Margaret's words, "attempt to puzzle out spiritual ideas through story and metaphor." Every month is a new topic, accompanied by original music, which explore the mysteries of life. What's even better is that you can access all the recordings directly from the site, so you can't miss out. The only thing better is to hear her live! I definitely cast my vote for http://www.listenwell.org.
November 6, 2014 at 1:38 pm -
I nominate http://www.ListenWell.org for best blog. It's a spoken-word blog/podcast that features spiritual readings every month for FREE. Many times I've listened to these recordings for peaceful meditation– as well as a laugh or two! I <3 ListenWell!
November 6, 2014 at 11:33 am -
Blog: http://www.listenwell.org/
I'd like to nominate Margaret Dulaney's blog "Listen Well" and the monthly podcast she hosts there. Margaret presents such insightful and thought provoking points of view on individual awakening and the shared wisdom of all faiths that is extremely refreshing in such a polarized world. Through poetry and expressive language, Margaret dances with topics like self-knowledge, healing, and acceptance. All of her podcasts are archived monthly and free to enjoy.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Listen-Well-Margaret-Dulaney/265990823502816
For her facebook, Margaret frequently shares spiritually inspirational quotes, videos, and work of her own exclusive to her facebook followers. As a poet and playwright, one can also keep up to date on speaking events and productions of her plays.
November 5, 2014 at 8:48 am -
I nominate Rachel Archelaus' Soul-centered business bootcamp as the best membership site. Rachel's style is so straightforward and simple yet has profound results. She is inspiring and encouraging in a beautiful and gentle way. Anything you need she has it before you even know you need it.
November 1, 2014 at 7:14 am -
I nominate Rachel Archelaus's Soul-Centered Business Bootcamp as the best membership site. This is an incredible place where we learn some of the nuts and bolts of business, such as how to created and post video classes, to how to trust intuition when making business decisions. This is a loving, supportive place to come learn and share!
October 31, 2014 at 10:26 pm -
I nominate Rachel Archelaus's Soul-Centered Business Bootcamp as the best membership site. I took her program for 6 months where I was able to connect with so many interesting people, she has been guiding me and inspiring me in everything I do.
October 31, 2014 at 3:26 pm -
Hi Nicole,
Another blog I get a lot from is http://www.ancientsacredknowledge.com – It's a blog where all types of spiritual practices are extracted and explained from many ancient spiritual texts. I nominate them because I find the site really down-to-earth, simple to understand, and each time I visit, there is usually at least one if not several new types of meditation, or other types of sitting-down practices. (It's a bit addictive actually, as it's another one of my daily thing to do!)
What I love about it is that because the practical extracts come from so many different ancient cultures, it makes me feel so close to everyone on Earth, you know? It's such a wonderful feeling to see how we are all so connected through our consciousness. No matter our language, our race, our color – we're all the end the same thing, just expressing it differently.
btw, am I supposed to vote everyday for the same blogs? I was just a bit confused about that part.. I hope you enjoy your visit back home too. Thanks!
October 24, 2014 at 8:00 pm -
Here is the nomination for facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/drrashmichandran
Its all about natural health. How to be natural to live natural with Divine Nature to gain spiritual wisdom. The need of the hour to survive and exist to make life meaningful with bliss and contentment 🙂
October 24, 2014 at 7:54 pm -
Its a bliss and blessing to be the part of Spiritual wisdom Magazine. Wish to nominate http://drrashminaturallife.blogspot.in/
Its all about being natural to live natural with Divine Nature to gain spiritual wisdom. Nice to meet you here Nicole,,, 🙂
October 20, 2014 at 7:31 pm -
Great idea Nicole!
Best Blog: http://www.Belsebuub.com
Mark & Angela's Blog always brings so much clarity and straight to the point spiritual insights that are so practical and helpful. What I appreciate is that they tackle and bring light on many issues both from a personal stand point (what we all face in our daily lives) and from a look at the world today; coupled with how we can change ourselves and our world for a better one through increased consciousness, I always find myself empowered and looking forward to making changes in my life after reading many of their posts. 🙂
October 20, 2014 at 10:04 am -
Best blog: "Love Your Design" by Kim Gould; http://www.loveyourdesign.com/blog/
Kim's posts are always so impactful and on-point! I can always rely on her to consistently deliver the perfect blend of enlightening and practical info 🙂
October 20, 2014 at 9:52 am -
Membership site: "Deltawaves" by Elizabeth Peru; http://www.Deltawaves.com
Elizabeth provides a wealth of information for her subscribers…and it's fascinating stuff. She seems so dedicated to delivering quality content 🙂


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MIDDLETOWN, Conn. – The Wesleyan University men's and women's squash teams will compete at the 2016 College Squash Association (CSA) National Team Championships this weekend at Yale University. Both teams will begin competition today, as the three-day tournament will come to a conclusion on Sunday, Feb. 21.
The Cardinals are ranked No. 19 in the latest CSA rankings, and boast a 12-5 overall dual-match record. They have won four straight as they enter the postseason tournament, en route to earning a berth in the Summers Cup (C Division). Wesleyan will face Little Three rival and No. 19 Amherst College in the first round beginning at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Amherst is 6-8 overall and is just 2-5 in its last seven matchups. The two rivals met once this season, as the Cardinals edged Amherst 5-4 on Sunday, Jan. 31.
Wesleyan has five players who have recorded nine wins this season, and are led by Guy Davidson '16 at the top of the lineup. The senior, playing from the No. 1 position, is 9-3 overall this year. Classmate Raheem Logan plays from the No. 2 position and is 9-6. The duo looks to be paired up against Noah Browne and Harith Khawaja. Browne is 9-1 from the No. 1 position, while Khawaja sits at 4-7 from the No. 2 spot.
Wesleyan is ranked No. 26 in the country with a 6-12 overall dual-match record, and will play in the Epps Cup (D Division). The Cardinals earned a matchup against No. 31 Vassar College in the first round, as the teams meet for the second time this season beginning at 5 p.m. today. The two non-conference foes met recently, Feb. 13, as Wesleyan cruised to a commanding 9-0 win at home. The Cardinals are 2-2 in their last four matches, while the Brewers sit at 6-7 overall and have lost two straight.
The Cardinals are led by their sensational sophomore, Laila Samy, who boasts an incredible 14-0 mark playing from the No. 1 position. She is projected to play against Hannah Nice, who also has an impressive record from the No. 1 spot and is 8-2 overall. Last week, Samy cruised to a 3-0 win over Nice with scores of 11-3, 11-0, 11-7. Wesleyan will also look for strong performances from freshman Ali Imperiale and Ale Lampietti in the No. 6 and No. 8 positions, respectively. Imperiale is 7-7 this season, while Lampietti is 6-8 overall.
March 5, 2016 Logan Competes in 2016 CSA Individual Championships
February 25, 2016 Davidson, Logan Named First Team All-NESCAC Selections
February 21, 2016 Men's Squash Edged by No. 20 Virginia in Summers Cup, 6-3
February 20, 2016 Men's Squash Drops Semifinal Dual-Match to Williams, 8-1
February 19, 2016 Wesleyan Squash Prepares for CSA National Team Championships
February 19, 2016 Wesleyan Defeats Amherst in First Round Action, 7-2
February 13, 2016 Men's Squash Cruises to 9-0 Sweeps Over Vassar and Tufts
February 7, 2016 Wesleyan Defeats Colby, 5-4 at NESCAC Men's Squash Championship
February 6, 2016 Men's Squash Splits Pair of Matches at NESCAC Championship
February 5, 2016 No. 6 Men's Squash Cruises Past No. 11 Conn. College, 9-0
February 3, 2016 Men's Squash Set for 2016 NESCAC Championship
January 31, 2016 Men's Squash Falls to No. 18 Williams, But Defeats No. 22 Amherst
January 30, 2016 No. 19 Men's Squash Falls to No. 9 Drexel, 9-0
January 23, 2016 Men's Squash Defeats No. 24 Hobart and No. 28 Hamilton
January 22, 2016 Men's Squash Defeats Bowdoin 5-4
January 15, 2016 No. 19 Wesleyan Claims Wins Over Stanford and No. 20 Colby
December 14, 2015 Men's Squash Defeats Conn College by a Score of 8-1

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Snapchat, it's a little like marmite, you either love it or hate it, but I also think there is another camp, like me, who just doesn't fully understand it. I've been quite vocal about not wanting to get sucked into another social media platform, isn't Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Google+ and Pinterest enough? I also might have expressed that unless you're a teenage girl surely you're too old. Well, I'm a Snapchat hypocrite and I've actually been sucked in.
First up, I know I certainly not a 14-year-old girl, but I was convinced to use my account, which has been sat dormant since the app first launched, by friends who said it could be fun, and I'll give it to them it has its moments, especially following Jared Leto, he is a dreamy Snapchat god, who strangely enough was my teenage crush.
I have to also own up, I'm still not sure what I'm doing, I've just about learnt how to swipe for filters and stickers, which means I'm now obsessed in this heatwave with the temperature. I also delete more videos and images than I post, I'm blaming Snapchat a little for that, but I have to admit it is freeing to send out un-edited, in-the-moment content, even if 90% of mine is my cat JD, which I'm sure he isn't happy with, food, clouds and flowers.
Once you grasp the basics, about capturing your story in photos and videos, understanding and not getting upset that no one watches, that they can't comment back unless they Snapchat you directly, and the fact that the quality is terrible, you are all set to go!!! Plus if you do get into any trouble Google will be your friend if only it came with a handy manual.
I've found that Snapchat is the new WhatsApp for my friends, whereas we used to share pics via the text service now it seems a video is better, it also means that there are a lot of crazy faces, dancing, bad singing, and giggle sessions, so in that regards everyone has a 14-year-old girl sleepover mentality. I think the fact things disappear after 24 hours, well unless someone screenshots that awful make-up free selfie, means that people do more stupid things.
Saying all that I think I have to warn you they'll be some people that will annoy the hell out of you, I'm not naming names, but when I first started using I added lots of my fav Instagram peeps and I've had to unfollow them as some really don't come across as genuine people more like spoilt brats. It seems that unedited isn't always best, which is such a shame. But it has taught me that less of my face and annoying voice on Snapchat is preferable for all.
What I would say is that Snapchat is more for the ones you know, the ones you call pals, family and amigos, I know I'm obsessed with Jared Leto, but the snaps I want to press and hold most are the ones from real-life friends, which makes it less of a blog thing, phew not as much pressure, and more of a crazy fun thing, which I'm sure, and deep down hope will disappear when the sun goes in. FYI I don't think it will as apparently it is the third most popular social app.
If like me you are starting out, still not sure, testing the waters and still mulling it over, here are some Snapchatters that are killing it, and who I really would love to give me a lesson or two – Jared Leto, do you think I could mention him any more times in this blog?, the beautiful and super sweet Sarah Mikaela @Srhmikaela, Shini from Park & Cube will make you giggle @Sparkncube, and you'll get to see Paris every day by following We The People @wethepeoplefsn. Oh, and if you like black cats, flowers, and the occasional crazy face then hit me up @FashionNBarbie.


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Then perhaps similar dishes are older, but they are not like today's pizza with tomato, mozzarella and everything else.
The word "pizza" according to some documents is attested for the first time in Gaeta in the Year 997, so 1000 years ago. But it is very unlikely that it is like today's pizza. And anyway Gaeta, which is today in the Lazio region, has been always historically part of the Kingdom of Naples, and was in the region of Campania until 1927. In any case it is part of the history of Naples.
When there is no shame
Divine blindness conquers them
Hybris (abuse, opprombium) is born
Nemesis and punishment follows.
Εχε υπομονη Ηρωα
Η τιμωρια δεν αργει.
Around Rome (located in Lazio), pizza also means "Slap". If you hear a Roman say: '... mò te do nà Pizza! ' (now I give you a Pizza) RUN if you don't like confrontation, unless is joking.
Around Italy Pizza can also mean: something flat, squashed, a pinch, a disaster, and up until not too long ago, in S. Puglia we used the word Pizzella to mean the Food, and the word Pizza to mean the man "thing". I don't remember the other local meanings of pizza, but there are more.
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'A Pizza song with Lyrics (Aurelio Fierro). An old and fun popular Neapolitan Song.
Pizzelle: A friend of mine has the iron and makes them frequently. They're not my favorite, but they're pretty good.
Pisello, yes, but pizza? It's even the wrong ending, surely? :)
Non si fa il proprio dovere perchè qualcuno ci dica grazie, lo si fa per principio, per se stessi, per la propria dignità. Oriana Fallaci
Those look like Waffles. :)
Similar, but with variety of doughs, I think.
They make them for Natale, but are usually smaller, not round, with honey and fried. In dialect: Purceddhruzzi.
Here I also saw them at Pasqua.
Last edited by Salento; 26-03-18 at 19:01.
Goodness, they were invented in the Abruzzi and a similar type wafer cookie is made in Molise and they don't know about them in Puglia?
They're everywhere here in Italian groceries. I'm surprised you haven't come across them.
Same with strufoli...Neapolitan in this case, but again, I saw them being sold everywhere in Italy, and here as well. Not my cup of tea...all that honey makes them too sweet, imo.
Just Regional differences. Of course we know what they are, but in my area we don't usually make at home the one that look like Waffles.
ps ... Angela, on your previous post there is a graphic error or something that I can't view.
He has a very Italian palate, however, French as well. We once went to a very old school Southern Italian restaurant and I suggested he order the Pasta Puttanesca. He scarfed it up, even using a "scarpetta" or piece of bread to mop up the sauce once I told him it was permitted.
I said to him, I guess you liked the sauce. He responded that he'd swim in it if he could! :)
Pasta "prostitute" or "tart" style, as my friend calls it, is not for those who like bland food, as the ingredients, in addition to tomatoes, are garlic, anchovy fillets, capers, oil cured black olives, and crushed red pepper. I happen to love it, but it's not for everyone.
Btw, my friend introduced me to Nigella Lawson and a lot of other British chefs ; he calls me Nigella for fun sometimes. :) I've picked up a couple of phrases from him, such as "Could I have a word"? Other people don't know what I'm talking about...
This young Irish one does a good job.
có che un pòpoło no 'l defende pi ła só łéngua el xe prónto par èser s'ciavo
when a people no longer dares to defend its language it is ripe for slavery.
People don't realize that "pizza" used to be a very regional food in Italy. I never had Neapolitan pizza until we came to this country.
This was our "pizza": focaccia
I quickly became a fan, however.
oh boy
same things from antique
but with different names?
Λουκουμαδες lukumades
lukumades more bread inside
served with honey, nuts, sesami, sirups sugar, fantastic flavor chinnamon
as for focaccia hm
in Greek λαγανον laganon Pontic Greek Λαβας lavash (probably effect from Aryan-Iranian or Armenian)
Strange but the Greek laganon (sound λαwhanon today) linguistic is connected with word Lasagna-ia
and the the thin ones
SO 4000 years now we share the same delicacies as our grand grand .... fathers
Especially Italians, which from antique had famous grain production
any possible conection of foccaccia word with spongia word?
Just to remind you
the ancients Greeks merchant a lot and colonise S Italy for its Grain production
it was consider the best,
the most famous grain in antique world,
while the most productive in quantity was Crimaia, and Egypt
what do you believe is the best grain wheat for pizza?
Struffoli are like tiny doughnuts. We make larger ones too. So do many other countries, of course.
These are Zeppole...they're like French beignets:
You can fill them too:
The third picture in the prior post is of what we call farinata or cecina. It's not made from wheat flour but from the flour of chickpeas. It's wonderful, sweet, and creamy, but only if you eat it hot. It's one of the few foods, like a gelato, that no one criticizes you for eating on the street.
We also make a type of pita in my area. We have retained a lot of old food customs and even food utensils. You pre-heat clay discs in the fire, and then pour in a thin batter made of just flour, water, salt, and sometimes a bit of oil, or in some places it's more of a soft dough.
@Yetos You say: "what do you believe is the best grain wheat for pizza?"
imho Soft wheat flour type "0" if you don't want to hear the Pizzaman shouting Profanity at the World as the pizza rips when he slaps the pizza dough.
It's also about elasticity. In Italy this flour is also used for regular bread and focaccia.
ps Many restaurants make bread or focaccia from the leftover pizza dough of the night before.
Pasta Puttanesca/Pasta prostitute That's is some strong language for a Pasta!
What are the preferred toppings for pizza in Italy?
Pizza al Nord
1 prosciutto e funghi (89%)- Prosciutto and mushroom
2 gorgonzola e salame (76%) Blue cheese and salami
3 capricciosa (71%) Mozzarella cheese, ham, mushroom, artichoke and tomato- I don't like this one, probably because I don't like pizza w/cooked ham
1 vegetariana (84%) Vegetable
2 bresaola e rucola (82%) Air dried salted beef and arugula lettuce
Pizza al Sud
1 bufala (82%) Bufala mozzarella and tomatoe
2 marinara (71%) Just tomato
3 tonno e cipolle (64%) Tuna and onions
1 Norma con melanzane e ricotta salata (67%) Eggplant and dry, salty ricotta
2 frutti di mare (59%) Seafood
3 pomodorini, capperi e olive (45%) cherry tomatoes, capers and olives
I don't know if I buy this. I like the southern ones a lot more. Maybe I've been in America too long?
I do like the prosciutto and mushroom one.


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Guam's four Democratic delegates (not to mention its five superdelegates) are up for grabs in Saturday's primary, and Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., has told residents of that Pacific territory that as president she will work to give them the right to vote for president...
Would that mean making Guam a state? Bestowing citizenship upon these US nationals? Same with Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and American Samoa? Would they get Senators and full voting members of Congress? How about DC? Wouldn't this require major constitutional changes?"
Perhaps she can sell Guam to fund the Gas Tax Holiday.