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Bryanna Clark Grogan's Vegan Feast Kitchen/ 21st Century Table: The kitchen journal of a vegan food writer.. I'm on Facebook and Twitter (see links in sidebar at right).
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Yes, I am now the proud owner of a Cuisinart BRK-200 Brickoven. What, you might ask, do I need with another gadget on my (small) kitchen countertop? Well, it wasn't just a whim-- I actually had a good reason! It was either get this or buy a new stove. We bought our stove about 1 1/2 years ago and it's great-- I love it. Except for making pizza. Unfortunately, we did not realize when we bought it that the "covered element" is not on the bottom of the oven, but in the back wall! For this reason, pizza, even on a stone, never gets golden-brown and a bit crispy on the bottom. This has been a source of frustration for me.
When I read about this countertop oven with a brick lining that can handle a 12" pizza and lots more (and has convection), I decided to go for it. I made room on my counter by eliminating alot of junk and the small toaster oven. Our cupboards are at least 2 feet above the counter, so there was plenty of head-room.
My first experiment after setting up the oven was roasted asparagus, which I forgot to take a picture of. But, it was delicious! The oven heated up quickly and I'm sure it takes alot less energy to cook a pan of asparagus in this .9 cubic ft. space than in my 30" oven!
Next was pizza, of course:
As you can see, I baked it right on the stone. I preheated the oven to 500 degrees F for 30 minutes (it takes a while for the stone to absorb all the heat). I made three 12" pizzas out of my dough recipe. The first one was a little dry, I thought, so I turned it down to 450 degrees F and the next two were great! The pizza bakes in 7-8 minutes.
Other experiments:
I roasted fruit and vegetables for a new salsa recipe for the upcoming Vegan Feast newsletter.
I made vegan coconut macaroons for the upcoming Vegan Feast newsletter.
Oven-frying marinated tempeh slices in a crispy coating for the upcoming Vegan Feast newsletter.
Oven-frying tofu slices for Japanese Noodle Soup.
The oven (without the stone) will heat up to 350 in 4 minutes, and 450 in 6 minutes. I figure this will be a big savings in electricity when doing small batches of this and that. But you can fit a large pie pan in the oven and I'm sure I can do a casserole, a seitan roast, a pan of brownies, etc., in it.
For just the two of us, I think I'll be using it every day. For large family gatherings and dinner parties, I'm sure it will come in very handy as an extra oven!
For oven-frying food items and roasting vegetables to avoid using alot of oil it will be great-- no guilt about firing up the big oven!
So far, I'm loving it-- no regrets! It's easy to use and many of my pans and casserole dishes fit in it. Next on my list to try is a loaf of crusty bread, which I'm told it does really well right on the stone. (Another recipe here.) And I have a perfect-sized cast iron pot in which to try the crusty no-knead bread in my new oven, too!
13 comments:
- Spice Island Vegan said...
Hi Bryanna,
This is GREAT! It's always good to have a second oven. Sometimes I am baking a cake or seitan in the oven that takes 1 hour or more and I need to heat up or bake something else at the same time. It never hurt to have a 2nd one.
A good find although I checked the price and ouch! But I am sure it is a great buy and well worth it.
- Tue Jan 22, 05:00:00 PM PST
Hi Bryanna!
I was wondering, how do you put the uncooked pizza on the stone while the stone is in the oven? Do you have one of those wooden slats like they have at the pizza place?
Also, what size is that pan that you are cooking all that food on? It looks like it's square, is that right? Did you have to buy that for the oven?
- Tue Jan 22, 05:45:00 PM PST
I've wanted one of those since I first saw it! Then I was forced to go gluten free... so no pizza for me since I can't find any crust recipes that are both vegan and gf. :(
- Wed Jan 23, 01:26:00 AM PST
- Melisser; the Urban Housewife said...
Sounds like a great thing to have around the kitchen! I may need to get one, as the oven in my rental is awful.
- Wed Jan 23, 02:13:00 AM PST
- Melody Polakow said...
omg, awesome! I have a Cuisinart convection toaster oven that I use almost exclusively instead of my big oven... but this takes it a step up.. wow!
... and omg, I can't wait for the next newsletter!
- Wed Jan 23, 05:49:00 AM PST
- Brenda W. said...
I had no idea there even was such a thing ... gosh, it sounds wonderful!! I like the idea of a second oven for when you have lots of guests!
Does it put out a lot of heat externally? Do you have to think about the cabinets above it, or the wall behind it in terms of heat/safety?
Juusan ... re: a gluten free pizza crust, if you don't mind shelling out the $$$ for it, see if you can find Namaste brand of pizza crust mix where you live. It is a mix that comes in a bag that makes two 14" pizza crusts, is gluten free and vegan. You add water and olive oil and use as you normally would.
This stuff tastes so good, that now, rather than making two different pizzas (one gluten free for hubby and a "normal" one for me), I just make the gluten free one for us both and I enjoy it just as much as one made with a traditional crust.
The mix IS pricey ... I think I last paid $6.00 for one bag.
- Wed Jan 23, 06:47:00 AM PST
- julie hasson said...
Hi Bryanna! That looks like a fabulous oven! And I noticed your new mixer siting next to it. How's the sausage stuffing going?
I can't wait for your next newsletter. The macaroons and tempeh look absolutely delish.
- Thu Jan 24, 08:17:00 AM PST
Oh my! A new toy! :))
I want one too, of course. Now that I know that it exists LOL
Bryanna, how are we expected to sleep at night, waiting for the next newsletter?
- Thu Jan 24, 01:57:00 PM PST
- VeggieGirl said...
wow, what a sensational new oven!!
- Sat Jan 26, 08:06:00 AM PST
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Questions answered-- sorry I've taken so long!
Silvia, to answer your questions:
"I was wondering, how do you put the uncooked pizza on the stone while the stone is in the oven? Do you have one of those wooden slats like they have at the pizza place?"
I don't have a peel yet (that's what you call the wooden thing), but I just rolled out the dough on a well-floured thin plastic mat that you use for rolling out pie dough, etc.. They also make them out of silicone. They are called "pastry mats" or "rolling mats". It is exactly 12" wide and the dough slid easily off of it.
"Also, what size is that pan that you are cooking all that food on? It looks like it's square, is that right? Did you have to buy that for the oven?"
The 12" square pan comes with the oven.
Brenda, you asked:
"Does it put out a lot of heat externally? Do you have to think about the cabinets above it, or the wall behind it in terms of heat/safety?"
It does get a little hotter than I'd like, but the handles on the sides keep things from bumping against the sides, and you keep it 2-3" from the back wall. I have mine under my cupboards and there is about 1 foot headroom above it.
Doesn't seem to be a problem.
Julie, you asked: " How's the sausage stuffing going?"
It hasn't been, lately-- too busy finishing the newsletter (out sometime today!) Next week I'll be hard at it again!
- Sat Jan 26, 11:18:00 AM PST
the Newsletter is amazing, Bryanna!
I can't wait to try the pherogies!
- Mon Jan 28, 07:57:00 AM PST
- Veg-a-Nut said...
Yes I am jealous! I love it. Time to start saving for yet another cool kitchen gadget!
- Wed Jan 30, 07:28:00 AM PST
- Megan said...
Cuisinart should pay you a commission. I bought the brick oven after reading your post and am so happy with it!
- Wed Nov 03, 06:25:00 PM PDT


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So where did you go, and when did you come back?
Chris: I came back in 2011. But, I went away for about a year and I went backpacking through Southeast Asia on a shoestring and worked at a Cambodian hospital. Then I rode a bicycle across the United States for a children's school and did a lot of organic farming. I just taught music over there for a bit. And then I worked on some pot farms in Northern California because I met a guy while I was working at the hostel and he said I could go out and work with him on the Golden Triangle. I made a good amount of money doing that in two months, so then I came back and gave Howzr a ring. I was like, "dude, I'm back let's do this."
What were you listening to?
Chris: While I was away, I was listening to a lot of blues.
And what about you, while he was away on his gypsy adventures?
Howzr: I was really just, if you use the old blues expression, just woodshedding; writing a lot and I was working on my voice. I thought that when we reformed, that it would make more sense if one of us sang because we were the creative center of the band anyway. I just really got in my head that anyone who writes the songs should sing. It makes more sense, emotionally, to sing something that you wrote.
Did you know when you broke up that you would start a band?
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Well, you're probably the smallest possible group.
Howzr: Yeah, unless you're like Bugs Bunny and you're doing the stomping.
Chris: You have those cymbals in your legs (laughs).
Is it difficult being a two-piece?
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For soybeans, if one uses the trade's high and low estimates along with the September WASDE yield projection (41.2 bushels/acre), the trade varies by 78 million bushels (table 2). Table 2. Corn and Soybean WASDE and Trader Production Estimates (billion bushels-trade estimates calculated by assuming September WASDE yield projections) She explained that FSA acres are typically less than WASDE reported acres because all producers are not enrolled in government programs that require them to report acres. "Examining the historic relationship between September FSA acres and the January WASDE soybean planted acres shows that the WASDE acres are typically 101 percent of FSA acres. However, this year the September WASDE soybean planted acres figure is 103 percent of the September FSA acres," she said. Using the historical relationship, along with the typical harvested acres to planted acres percentage (99 percent), estimated soybean harvested acres would be 75 million. However, she said if you assume the adjustment would only be as large as the largest decrease from the September to October WASDE over the past six years (a 1.6 percent decrease in 2010), harvest acres would be at 75.2 million. "Both of these figures are on the low side of market participants' estimates," she said. Examining the historic relationship between the September FSA acres and January WASDE corn planted acres shows that the WASDE planted acres are typically 103 percent of September FSA acres. However, this year the September WASDE corn planted acres figure is 106.5 percent of the September FSA acres. "Using the historical relationship along with the typical harvested to planted acres percentage (91.5 percent), estimated corn acres would be 86.3 million. Again assuming that the adjustment would only be as large as the largest decrease from the September to October WASDE reports over the past six years (a 0.7 percent decrease in 2009), harvested acres would be 88.5 million. The market participants on average are closer to the 88.5 million acres estimate," Elliott said. "When the historical relationship between September FSA acres and January WASDE acres was used, harvested acres were estimated at 86.3 million, which is even lower than the low trade estimate." Elliott said market participants will have to wait to see how USDA officials reconcile planted acres with the FSA September survey until the government ends the shutdown. We also would likely have seen some adjustments made to ending stocks for the 2012/2013 marketing year and 2013/2014 marketing year beginning stocks, due to the September Quarterly stocks report reflected in the supply and demand estimates. "Both of these estimates would show an increase in ending stocks for corn and soybeans for the 2012/2013 marketing year, as reflected in the Quarterly stocks report," she said. "This would then increase the beginning stocks of the 2013/2014 marketing year." Other Missing Fundamental Data Since the shutdown, the market is without the weekly export report figures that the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) typically provides. Elliott explained that many market participants do not know how much of each crop is being exported, which is extremely important to the soybean market this time of year when soybean export demand is seasonally greatest. "Other demand information that points to usage is currently unavailable. This includes the weekly ethanol production report and potentially the monthly biodiesel production report," she said."One piece of technical trading information that is was not available during the shutdown is the positions of market participants in commodity markets that are reported in the weekly Commitment of Traders (COT) reports by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Since the recent government shutdown, the public does not know how commercial and non-commercial traders' positions may have changed over this time span." Implications Elliott reminds readers that this article only highlights a few of the many market information pieces that the U.S. government typically provides and publishes for market participants that aid in the price discovery process. "These reports provide the market with more full and transparent information. Market participants may now rely more on private information, which may be less independent than government provided market information and more costly to obtain," she said. "When markets lack vital information on supply and demand, markets will be more inefficient. This lack of information will increase uncertainty for market participants, which may result in increases in volatility (more variation in prices)." Back to news


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The Family Conflict Section consists of specially trained investigators responsible for the investigation of criminal behavior of a sexual nature and also cases serious child abuse or trauma. The section includes a Domestic Abuse Resource Team (DART), a Victim Advocate who works directly with the DART investigators to reach out to victims of domestic violence. Crimes relating to elderly abuse are investigated here as well.
This section investigates crimes against children through the Internet, manages the Sex Offender Registry and investigates computer forensic crimes. For more information visit the Iowa Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force website.
A Victim Resource Officer (VRO) is attached to DART. The VRO assists DART in the investigation of domestic related cases and violations of no-contact orders. The primary responsibility of the VRO is to work closely with detectives investigating cases of violent deaths that include homicides, suicides, motor vehicle fatalities and accidental death by notifying family members of the victims. This officer is occasionally called upon to assist outside investigating agencies to make a death notification to family members living in our city. The VRO is on-call 24 hours a day, every weekday, and every other weekend.
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Many of the cases assigned to the Family Conflict Section are handled as joint investigations with Child Protective Investigators, the Polk County Attorney's Office, and medical personnel.
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The overall clearance rate described the ability of the investigators to identify person(s) responsible for committing the offense. The Family Conflict a Section's clearance rate for the year 2000 was 76%. A total of 831 cases were investigated of which 633 were cleared; 20% of the total cases resulted in the filing of criminal charges.
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Blanch the almonds in boiling water, until the skins peel off.
Melt the butter in a large ovenproof skillet over moderate heat and cook until it turns light brown and smells nutty. Add the almonds and salt and cook, stirring occasionally, over moderate heat until the almonds begin to color, about 5 minutes, coat and toss in the spice mix thoroughly. Transfer the skillet to the oven and bake until the almonds are medium-brown, about 15 minutes.
Remove from the oven, taste for flavor, add more spice mix or salt, if necessary. Return to the oven for another 5 minutes. Transfer the nuts to a sheet pan; they will crisp as they cool. Store the cooled almonds in an airtight container at room temperature. (See Cook's Note)
Toast the fennel seeds, coriander seeds, and peppercorns in a small, heavy pan over medium heat. When the fennel turns light brown, work quickly. Turn on the exhaust fan, add the red pepper flakes, and toss, toss, toss, always under the fan. Immediately turn the spice mixture out onto a plate to cool. Put in a blender with the chili powder, salt, and cinnamon and blend until the spices are evenly ground. If you have a small spice mill or a coffee grinder dedicated to grinding spices, grind only the fennel, coriander, pepper, and chili flakes. Pour into a bowl and toss with the remaining ingredients.
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Halloween is my favorite holiday, which is probably why my paranormal erotic romances are full of witches and ghosts galore. I love the potential for passion like no mortal could know it, the magic, and the spooky quality of the otherworld. Since Halloween is coming up fast, I wanted to share a little bit about each of my spooky, magical books. All of them are available at Loose Id.
Fighting the Undertow
Coming November 4 from Loose Id!!!
My most recent novel, Fighting the Undertow, is coming November 4th from Loose Id, so the spirit of Halloween doesn't have to end right after the 31st! In Undertow, Val and Ian struggle to come to terms with a troubled ghost and the secrets of Ian's past. Oh--and of course, Ian's group of too-sexy-for-their-own-good friends complicate the romance in kinky and delightful ways.
Blurb: When the New England riptide sweeps Val into Ian's path, she's pulled into the vortex of passion he shares with his friends. But as Ian struggles with the ghosts of his past -- literally -- Val's not sure there's a place for her in his sexy, turbulent world.
Strange Sabbats
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A prequel to Nature's Pentacle, this novella is set in the same world as my Pentacle Series, but stands alone. Because it takes place before the action in the other books in the series, the tone is lighter and more playful. These witches aren't battling the forces of darkness; they're struggling to sort out love lives vastly complicated by magic, power, and witches' intense passion.
Blurb: For Aileen, Bryan, and Sylvie, three witches related by blood and common circumstances, finding the men of their dreams is a supernatural ride through love, jealousy, kink with a touch of magic, and fierce, red hot sex.
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Nature's Pentacle is the first book in my Pentacle Series, and you won't want to miss the passionate magic these witches brew up! Lena and Matt meet at a forbidden sexual rite, and when crazed vigilantes and a vicious villain set them on a headlong path with disaster, they cling to each other for love and support. But Matt's former love interest, Kenji, refuses to bow out of the picture.
Blurb: When witches use sexual energy in a rite to mend the shattered environment, the forces set in motion carry them into a vortex of loss, a sizzling ménage, and finally, to the love they never imagined they'd find.
Broken Pentacle is the second book in my Pentacle Series, and can be read as a stand-alone novel. This one is by far my darkest story, and the villain produces some hair-raising scenes for a truly supernatural Halloween season. Sky and Alec are two of my favorite characters because they've made mistakes, have been hurt horribly in the past, and they do a phenomenal amount of healing together. The magic they kick up with Zach, a no nonsense ex-cop who turns their twosome into a threesome, is both touching and deeply emotional--and wildly erotic.
Blurb: A brutal attack left Sky wounded body and spirit. Her body's recovered but her soul and her magic need healing before she can face her ex. The cure lies in sexual bonding with another witch. She's not expecting two.
Again, all of these are available at Loose Id, although you'll have to wait till November 4th for Fighting the Undertow. May your Halloween be full of chills, thrills, and red hot romance!


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Q: I've been using my detached garage as a workshop for several years during the summer but now that I'm retired I plan to make winter use of it, too. Can I just insulate it and install heating?
A: I'd heat the garage provided it's insulated and so is the attic. The attic should also have good ventilation - both high up on the roof and in the soffits. You'll also want to provide some sort of good weather stripping and perhaps insulation to the overhead door.
The poured concrete floor is going to get cold during winter so you should consider laying in radiant electrical heating or another heat source in the areas where you plan to do the most of your work.
The heating panels have to be covered, so you'll get a chance to practise your ceramic tiling skills as a weekend project. As far as energy consumption goes, they plug into a 110-volt source and I'd put a switch on that to avoid waste. The tiles don't heat up to more than 35 C, so there should be no danger of burning your tootsies.
We renovated an old three-storey house and we put a full bathroom on the top floor. Our only opportunity for light and ventilation is a skylight. Ever since we've had so much condensation that the drywall had to be replaced a couple of times. We don't want to add a dormer as it would take the house out of its era. How do we get rid of the condensation?
You are now into a project that will force you to do a bit of dismantling inside the skylight well so that you can add a ceiling fan. You may even have to enlarge it because the smallest diameter ceiling fan I've seen requires just under 75 centimetres and you'll want a couple of centimetres of wiggle room all around it.
You'll need to take out at least two walls of the skylight well anyway and introduce a 4 X 4 beam firmly anchored to the wooden framework in the attic. This beam is made of four lengths of 1 X 4 (preferably cedar) clad in drywall with wiring to power your ceiling and exhaust fans.
Set the fan so it blows air upward. It should also be high enough in the well to keep the fan blades about 15 cm higher than the ceiling. Above the fan blades you can install a roof vented, 90-cfm (cubic feet per minute of air moved) bathroom exhaust fan that turns on and off simultaneously with the ceiling fan.
You are now ready to do the two projects I try hard to avoid - drywall taping/jointing and painting.
Q: We have an outdoor privy at the cottage and besides getting rid of the odour (deodorizing compounds don't always work well), cobwebs and spiders, etc., we want to make some improvements. The hole, too, has to be re-dug every couple of years and I'm getting too old to spend that much time on the banjo.
A: I use no deodorizer in mine because it's well ventilated so there's no need. A few years ago I had a backhoe in to do some other work and while he was there he dug a two-metre deep hole for the outhouse. The width was OK, but the length was more than the outhouse could cover so I rested it on two old railroad ties for support.
The back fit nicely, but at the front I had to build a small deck (also supported on railroad ties) for the approach. This has worked for about 20 years now.
The privy itself is made of roughcut 1 X 8 cedar in board and baton fashion but without the five-centimetre batons. The door has tight fitting 1 X 8s.
For more privacy, I lined the walls with ¼-inch plywood from the seat up four feet. That also provides all kinds of space for the graffiti our grandchildren seem to insist on displaying there. One of my favourites is: "Please mark your weight here so if you fall in we'll know how much to take out."
We don't have bees or other flying insects in there but a few spiders and cobwebs are always to be expected in a protected area such as this.
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For the most part, the article is entirely unremarkable, apart from the fact that variations of the word "schlep" appear twice in it, which has to be some kind of record for the AP.
Also, this:
The American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines recommends not taking infants under a year old on bicycles. It says children should ride in a bicycle-towed child trailer, wear helmets and be strapped in. It warns of risks of serious injury when carrying a young child on a bike.
Right--or, better yet, you should carry your children at 80mph in an inherently unstable SUV prone to flipping over. The best part about that is you don't have to wait until they're a year old, either. In fact, that's how you're supposed bring the kid home from the hospital.
Meanwhile, a Chicago suburb is cracking down on the biggest problem facing America today, which is of course children who ride bicycles without wearing helments:
In the quest for safer cycling, the village of Oak Park just outside Chicago has gone punitive. This leafy suburb recently enacted a mandatory helmet law for children under 17. Parents of tykes riding trikes and Huffys could face fines and community service if their children are caught without a styrofoam cap.
Community service? Are you fucking kidding me? It's depressing how horrified of bicycles this country has become. You should see some of these parents' faces if you let your kid ride a bike or one of those little plastic scooters without wearing a helment. They act like you just passed him a crack pipe. By the way, most of these kids are going little faster than walking speed, and in any case rarely any faster than they go when they run, and show me a kid who doesn't nose-dive every time he tries to sprint down the sidewalk and I'll find you a kid who's not running fast enough. I guarantee that in ten years, if you visit a Park Slope playground, every kid in it will be wearing a helment on the monkey bars. (Not that they have monkey bars anymore; they have terraformed landscapes with flowing water features.)
Hey, a blow to the head every now and then is good for a kid. It shaves off the excess IQ points. Otherwise, you wind up with a precocious snot-nosed know-it-all, and nobody wants that.
In other news, a Twitterer who I'm relatively sure is a PR shill wanted me to know about the world's lightest mini pump:
iPump? Really? Apple is going to plotz.
Anyway, it weighs only 21 grams, which who cares?
Or, as the inventor says:
"This is critical for racers who dream of being in the Tour de France one day."
Right, because if you follow the Tour de France you know that when a rider gets a flat he immediately stops, changes his own tire, and then inflates it with a mini pump.
By the way, when he says "racers" they show this guy:
The only place that guy's racing is to the computer to take advantage of big "cyber Monday" savings on designer technical hoodies.
If he wants to save weight, maybe he should lose that camouflage purse on his shoulder.
Also, this guy:
He's running that tire at 150 CSI (clichés per square inch).
And with that, I'm pleased to present you with a quiz. As always, study the item, think, and click on your answer. If you're right you're special, and if you're wrong you suck and you'll see excitement.
Thanks very much for reading, ride safe, and stay positive, because you suck at life.
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1) I'm HILARIOUS!!!
2) David Byrne ran over a cat in his leased Hyundai and left the carcass on the owner's porch with a note pinned to it that read, "Next time put a leesh [sic] on it."
3) "Moisture management" is a quality of:
--Cycling-specific technical hoodies
--Handlebar tape
--The public water supply
--Feminine hygiene products
4) Jan Ullrich has become synonymous with:
--"Blood doping"
--"Uncannily accurate Mick Jagger impersonations"
5) "Sir" Bradley Wiggins recently offended people by:
--Calling teammate Chris Froome a "bloody doper"
--Calling Jan Ullrich a "freckle-faced twat"
--Telling an auctioneer at a charity benefit for victims of childhood sexual abuse to "suck me off"
--Walking around with that stupid haircut
6) Lance Armstrong and an unnamed Russian billionaire are in talks to establish a "Lifers League," an alternative competitive cycling league consisting entirely of banned riders who will be paid wholly in Bitcoin.
7) Fill in the blank:
"Hillbombing is out. _____________________ is in."
--"Highway salmoning"
--"Backwards hillbombing"


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Motor Plugs Allow Quick Motor Change-Outs
Meltric's UL switch rated Motor Plugs reduce downtime by allowing quick motor change-outs and they lower costs because there is no need to purchase expensive interlocks or disconnects. Motor Plugs allow users to safely make and break under full load. We put it in writing! Ph: (800) 433-7642; E-mail: [email protected]
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Short Form Catalog
Time Mark's Short Form Catalog is a 6-page overview of industrial electronic controls manufactured by Time Mark Corporation and its Signaline™ Timers division. It covers phase loss monitors, time delay and alternat- ing relays, voltage, frequency and current monitors, and pump/liquid level controls. Basic descriptive information is provided on each of these product groups. Phone: (918) 438-1220; Email: [email protected]; www.time-mark.com
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Meter-Rite® Double-Throw Switches
RONK METER-RITE® manually operated Double-Throw Switches for stand-by power systems are available in both pole-top and grade-level styles, single or 3-phase. Grade- level switches are available with ratings from 100A to 800A. Pole-top switches are available with ratings from 200A to 800A. Switches are available with either 250V or 600V ratings. UL listed and Center-Off units available in 250V. Ph: (800)-221-7665, ext. 141. Website: www.ronkelectrical.com
Ronk Electrical Industries, Inc.
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NEW 2004 Cable & Wire Pocket Guide
Our Pocket Guide is full of information on cable, wire, installation hardware, tools and test equipment - including networking and control, communications, outside plant and LAN/WAN, broadband and fiber optics, CATV and CCTV, plus industrial control and power applications. Tables, charts and a complete glossary of terms also included. Call 800-451-4381, e-mail [email protected] or visit our website at www.cliffordvt.com for your FREE copy.
Clifford of Vermont
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Cooper Crouse-Hinds® CD-ROM Offers Sound Ideas for Savings
The "Sound Ideas for Savings" CD-ROM is loaded with ways to save labor, design time and energy, cut material costs and downtime, and increase productivity when using Cooper Crouse-Hinds products. Geared towards contractors and engineers, this CD features product solutions and their calculated savings per installation. For a free copy, call (315) 477-5531 or go to www.crouse-hinds.com and click on the Value Menu icon.
Cooper Crouse-Hinds®
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Molecular Bonding System Lasts the Lifetime of the Conductor
The revolutionary CADWELD® PLUS System simplifies installation of exothermically welded electrical connections by eliminating the start- ing material. Welds can now be completed up to 6 ft. (1.8 m) away, increasing weld flexibility in hard-to-reach areas. The welds withstand repeated fault currents without failing and offer current-carrying capacity equal to that of the conductor. Ph: (800) 677-9089; www.erico.com
ERICO®, Inc.
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PlugTail™, the Fastest, Most Consistent & Reliable Wiring Device Ever
Pass & Seymour/Legrand recently introduced PlugTail™, a patented wiring device with a factory-built termination connector with leads that provides the fastest, most consistent and reliable termination of a wiring device available. PlugTail™ wiring devices not only increase productivity at installation, but also ensure long-term safety and reliability for the owners and occupants of PlugTail™ deviced buildings. For more information, visit www.passandseymour.com.
Pass & Seymour/Legrand
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New Fiber Optic Cable Catalog
Optical Cable Corporation's NEW 72-page fiber optic cable catalog features the complete product line, with an introductory section explaining many of the benefits of indoor/outdoor tight-buffered fiber optic cables. The catalog outlines the various types of cable with complete fiber and cable specifications, cross sectional drawings, termination diagrams, and four-color photographs. Ph: (800) 622-7711; Web: www.occfiber.com
Optical Cable Corp.
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Fiberglass Conduit Bodies
After years of research and development, Champion Fiberglass, Inc. is extremely proud to introduce their new line of conduit bodies. Molded from fiberglass, these new fittings, combined with Champion's fiberglass conduit, complete a totally nonmetallic conduit system, ideal for applications in corrosive environments. Available in sizes 3/4-2". Ph: (281) 655-8900; Email: [email protected]; www.championfiberglass.com
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Use the 188 hectares of country estate at Wakehurst, West Sussex, as your classroom for the day. The estate offers:
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ICSE and ICSE Consortium Official Inauguration Ceremony
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- Target groups
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- Language of Event
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- Country
- Germany
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- University of Freiburg
ICSE, the International Centre for STEM Education, and the newly founded ICSE Consortium of leading STEM education research and development institutes invite educators, researchers and policy-makers to take part in their official inauguration event on 18 January 2018 at the University of Education in Freiburg, Germany.
The programme is designed to give the audience insights into the role and activities of ICSE and the ICSE Consortium, into current trends in innovative schools, and into international research and development projects pursuing new frontiers. For example, visitors will have the chance to connect to a new community working on the "extension" of the inquiry-based learning approach so that it can fully incorporate achievement-related diversity and cultural diversity and the learning of fundamental values in multicultural STEM classrooms.
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Airlines hurt as Ukraine crisis lifts oil price
GENEVA (AP) — The global airlines industry on Wednesday lowered its profit forecast for this year after the Ukrainian crisis caused a spike in the price of fuel.
The cost of crude oil, jet fuel and other energy sources jumped last week after Russia took effective control of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula. Investors feared escalating U.S. and European sanctions on Russia, one of the world's largest energy suppliers.
"The situation in the Ukraine is causing instability that is pushing up the price of oil. And that was the main negative driver of today's downwards revision," said Tony Tyler, director-general and CEO of the International Air Transport Association.
FILE - In this Sept. 12, 2013 file picture a Boeing 747-400 of German airlines Lufthansa stands at the airport in Frankfurt, Germany. The global airlines industry still expects a record profit for 2014, just not quite as high as previously forecast due to the impact of rising jet fuel prices, officials said Wednesday March 12, 2014. But the cost of fuel isn't the only challenge. Venezuela's decision to block airlines from taking profits out of the country, the Ukrainian political crisis and a vanished Malaysian jetliner are adding uncertainty to the outlook, said Tony Tyler, director-general and CEO of the International Air Transport Association. (AP Photo/dpa,Arne Dedert,File)
The Geneva-based group, which represents 240 airlines, or 84 percent of total air traffic, says the profit this year is expected to be $18.7 billion, a downgrade from the $19.7 billion it forecast in December. Oil prices are now expected to average $108 per barrel, $3.50 per barrel above previous projections.
Despite the downgrade, the profit figure is still on track to be a record for the industry. It is well above the $12.9 billion earned in 2013 and also higher than the previous record profit of $17.3 billion made in 2010.
Revenues in 2014 are forecast to total $745 billion, while the profit margin is expected to remain thin, at just $5.65 per departing passenger this year. That would be up from $4.13 per passenger in 2013, but still below the $6.45 notched in 2010.
The cost of fuel isn't the only challenge facing airlines this year.
Tyler highlighted the Venezuelan government's decision to keep foreign airlines from taking $3.7 billion in earnings out of the country as well as the recent disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 over Southeast Asia.
The Venezuelan government has imposed rigid controls on money flows, preventing some carriers from repatriating earnings. "This ignores international treaties. And it is making it very difficult for airlines to maintain their commitment to that market," Tyler told reporters.
When asked about the two passengers on the flight that were traveling on stolen passports, Tyler said it's the responsibility of governments — not airlines — to secure their borders. Only government authorities have access to a database showing when passports are lost or stolen, he said.
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We need a website that will both familiarize consumers with our brand and strengthen our reputation with a strong web presence. Our website should look modern, clean and professional. We'd like it to establish trust and build credibility with new clients. We already have a logo and would like that incorporated into the site.
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PLEASANTON — A kitchen fire in a Pleasanton restaurant caused about $45,000 in damage Sunday afternoon, but the eatery was closed at the time and no one was injured, a fire department spokesman said.
Shortly before 4 p.m., the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department was called to a structure fire at Zorn's Restaurant at 3015 Hopyard Road, and found smoke throughout the restaurant and coming from the roof.
The restaurant was closed when the fire broke out in the kitchen and no one was injured, the fire department spokesman said.
Crews had the fire out in about five minutes and no smoke or fire spread to adjacent businesses.
Pleasanton police and the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department are investigating the fire, but it's believed liquids on an unattended stovetop sparked the fire. It was not known Sunday night when the restaurant will reopen.
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This stark white home make look plain, but its simple white walls hide a delightful surprise. Called the House SL and located in northern Austria, the residence allows owners the option of opening their walls to the lush valley outside. Designed by Austria-based [tp3] architecten studio, the simple rectangular home snakes in a U-shape, creating a courtyard inside. Sliding translucent doors open right up to the courtyard, letting in fresh air and sun at the owners' will.
Set into a grassy hill in the country between two small towns, the white three storey home reflects the sun, decreasing solar gain. Along the front of the house, the hill gives way to the first floor, which houses the garage. The surrounding earth helps to insulate the interior, keeping the house cool in the summer and warmer in winter.
The three storey section of the home holds the living room and bedrooms and the windows on the main sections of the house are covered with simple white shutters, which can be individually adjusted to let in daylight or air. When closed, the house has a uniform white cube effect. The smooth surface was achieved by covering the concrete with polyurethane, which protects the home, and bounces off solar gain.
The courtyard opens on the opposite side of the busy roadway in front of the home, creating natural noise protection. It was also deliberately positioned that way to face the fruit trees which grew on the property before the House SL was constructed. The courtyard doors slide open, creating a covered outdoor dining area from the dining room, and also extending the children's play area from indoors to out. At night, the closed doors illuminate from interior lighting, casting a soft glow into the courtyard. The simple home was also designed not to obstruct the beautiful landscape of the lush valley in which is sits – a goal that we think it achieves quite nicely!
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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Empanada Gallega de Atun
Ever since I enjoyed my first tuna-filled Galician turnover, empanada gallega, on a hillside picnic about an hour's drive from Madrid last Spring - in a lovely company of Ximena and her hubby J - I've been wanting to make these at home. I have been waiting for Ximena's special recipe to appear on Lobstersquad (soon!), but meanwhile I came up with this version of the famous Spanish pastry. I must admit I was thoroughly satisfied with the result - and I hope that my Spanish friends approve.
Basically, it's a yeast pastry (tinged slightly red with the help of the very special and wonderful smoked Spanish paprika powder, Pimentón de la Vera) that's encasing a moist and flavoursome tuna, egg and tomato filling. Although we had small turnovers on that memorable hillside picnic - empanadillas gallegas - then it's more traditional to make one large pie that's cut into wedges.
Empanada Gallega de Atun or Galician Tuna Pie
(Galiitsia tuunikalapirukas)
Serves six to eight
Yeast pastry:
500 g plain flour
300 ml warm water (42 C)
100 g olive oil
1 sachet of active dry yeast
1 tsp smoked mild Spanish paprika (Pimentón de la Vera, dulce)
1 tsp salt
2 cans of tuna chunks in brine (a 200 g), drained and flaked
3 Tbsp olive oil
2 large onions, chopped
1 green bell pepper, chopped
200 g chopped tomatoes (half a regular can)
2 garlic cloves, chopped
2 hard-boiled eggs, peeled and chopped
a handful of chopped fresh parsley
salt, black pepper and smoked paprika powder, to taste
For brushing:
First, prepare the yeast dough. Mix flour, active dry yeast, paprika powder and salt in the mixing bowl. Stir in the water and oil and mix and knead until a uniform ball forms. (I use my KA mixer for this). Cover with clingfilm or a clean kitchen towel and leave to rise in a warm place for an hour.
For the filling, you start with sofrito. Heat olive oil on a sauté pan, add onion and bell pepper and sauté for a few minutes. Add garlic, sauté for another few minutes. Then add the tomatoes, season with salt and pepper. Simmer on a low heat for about 10 minutes, until the vegetables are soft and the sauce has thickened a little.
Season with smoked paprika powder, salt and pepper to taste. Stir in drained and flaked tuna, chopped hard-boiled eggs and parsley.
Divide the yeast pastry into two more or less equal pieces. Dust your worktop with some flour and using the rolling pin, roll one piece into a large circle, about 5 mm thick. Transfer onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.
Spread the tuna, egg and tomato filling on top, leaving about 2 cm edge.
Roll out the other half of the pastry, place that over the filling. Crimp the edges together (see below).
Using a sharp small knife, cut couple of "breathing holes" on top of the pastry.
Brush with a whisked egg.
Bake in the middle of pre-heated 200 C oven for about 30 minutes, until the empanada is lovely golden brown on top.
Remove from the oven and leave to cool a little before cutting into wedges and serving.
9 comments:
- marju said...
Paistab nii maitsev! tahaks :)
- 7:48 am, November 27, 2009
- Kristel said...
See on minu viimase aja lemmikuid- lihtne teha ja suurepärane amps külalistele pakkuda. Meie sõber Paulo, kes ei joo Hispaania veini ega pea suurt nende toidust (sest ta on portugaallane), on meie pirukat süües öelnud, et see on ainuke tore asi mida hispaanlased on suutnud välja mõelda :)
Suitsutatud paprikapulber on muidugi klass omaette. Meie teeme särtsakat varianti ja paneme nii taignale kui täidisesse purustatud chillihelbeid.
Kui veel juurde juua klaasike head külma Albariño't, ongi maailm juba parem koht...
- 9:54 am, November 27, 2009
- Gay said...
This looks good! Am not much into baking, but I'm saving this recipe for when I get my new oven. Thanks.
- 2:36 pm, November 27, 2009
- lobstersquad said...
Pille, you would make all my Galician ancestors beam proudly!
- 11:24 pm, November 27, 2009
- Pene said...
How about an Estonian version using a rye & white flour mix for the dough? And adding some common Estonian ingredients to the tuna filling? I'll keep this idea in mind. Thanks, Pille.
- 2:56 pm, November 28, 2009
- Pille said...
Marju - no kui juba peaaegu-taimetoitlastele silma jääb, siis on küll tore :)
Kristel - ma kuulsin jah, et teile meeldib tšilliga variant. Ma ise sain Hispaanias vaid maheda suitsupaprikaga varianti, aga teinekord võiks täidisesse tõesti lisada pimentón picante't - mõlemad ju riiulis olemas.
Gay - good luck!
Ximena - you're tooooooo sweet :) I'm keenly looking forward to your empanada-post!
Pene - why not (thought that'd be a totally different dish. And I'm allowed to crave non-Estonian dishes every now and then, am I not? :D)
- 2:38 pm, November 30, 2009
- Trig said...
If my plans come off, this may become a regular lunch dish of mine next year!
- 7:38 pm, November 30, 2009
- Pille said...
Trig - exciting! Where in Spain are you going to be based (if things go the way you want)?
- 5:10 pm, December 03, 2009
- smart cell phone said...
This looks good! Am not much into baking, but I'm saving this recipe for when I get my new oven. Thanks.
- 11:23 am, March 24, 2010


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The MRG line of Casio G-Shocks is as high-end as G-Shocks come. They are the most sophisticated, most refined, toughest, and, of course, most expensive watches Casio makes. Watches in the MRG line range from around $700 to over $3,000 with the MRG-7500 falling in the middle at around $1,500. Why so expensive? Check out these features:
•Titanium case and bracelet with highly scratch resistant DLC (Diamond Like Carbon) coating.
•Push-button and lockable clasp. There's a switch on the clasp that allows you to lock the clasp which disables the push-button release mechanism. This is one of my favorite features of the MRG line, and something I've never seen on any other watch.
•Nearly scratchproof sapphire crystal.
•Extremely shock-resistant construction.
•Atomic calibration (Japan, US, and Europe).
•Solar powered with about a two-year power reserve, two power saving modes, and a low-battery alert (the second hand starts jumping in two-second intervals).
•Stopwatch with a resolution of 1/20th of a second and a max time of 59 minutes and 59.95 seconds.
•Daily alarm.
•Automatic calendar with day and date (no month).
•World time with 27 cities covering 29 time zones. You can also swap your home city and the world time city by holding down the top right button for about three seconds while in world time mode.
•Very bright luminescent paint on the hands and hour indices.
•Water resistant to 200 meters, or about 650 feet.
•46.8mm wide and 14.6mm high, 113g.
The MRG is fairly feature-rich, but it's downfall is that some of the features are not easy to use. Because the watch is entirely analog with no LCDs, its operation suffers from the same complexity we've seen in many of Casio's Oceanus watches. The hands are also slow to move into place when changing time zones, or switching back to time mode from alarm mode. In my opinion, if you make frequent use an alarm, second time zone, or a stopwatch, there are better options out there than the MRG-7500 (notably Casios or Citizens with LCDs). But if you're looking for an extremely tough and good looking analog watch which gets all the basics right, the MRG-7500 is an excellent choice, and one of my favorite G-Shocks of all time. Of course, Casio wouldn't dare sell a $1,500 G-Shock in the US (for good reason), so you'll have to extend your reach beyond our borders in order to get one.


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A new walking and cycling bridge over the busy A10 in Hertfordshire has now opened.
The Paul Cully bridge, is named after the late council officer who was a driving force behind the scheme.
Spanning the busy A10 dual carriageway in Cheshunt, the new link should prove a valuable link between communities separated by the road.
The opening was attended by local councillors, Sustrans' Regional Director and representatives of The Big Lottery Fund, who part funding the scheme.
Nigel Brigham, East of England Regional Director for Sustrans, commented, "This bridge is going to be a fantastic asset for the local community, making it so much easier to get across the A10."
Leader of Broxbourne Council, Councillor Paul Mason commented, "Paul gave this Council 40 years of loyal dedicated service. He was a most amiable person who was universally respected and showed outstanding commitment above the call of duty. One of his finest achievements is the bridge over the A10. Sadly, Paul never lived to see the first child use this bridge."
The bridge has been developed by Broxbourne Borough Council in conjunction with Sustrans.
The scheme is being funded in part from a £50million grant to Sustrans from the Big Lottery Fund for the Connect2 project, which is developing new walking and cycling routes across the UK.
School and community links
The new Paul Cully Bridge will provide a safe route across the A10 for children travelling to St Mary's School and for those travelling between Bury Green, Waltham Cross and Cheshunt.
As part of the Council's Waltham Cross renaissance programme, it will also link with the public right of way network, the Lee Valley Regional Park and other key amenities, such as railway stations and town centres.


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Thursday, October 06, 2005
Food in Mexico: exotic fruit, grainy wall and a meal with a view in Tepostlán
Here are few pictures from my second full day in Mexico. Mexico (oh well, I guess this is not gonna be in chronological order). We had spent the previous night in Guernavaca, and on Sunday headed to this small Indian town which is famous for its church, lively market and Toltec (predecessors of the Aztecs) archeological ruins.
The market was indeed lively, colourful and very vibrant - and we admired this interesting mosaic town gate just next to the market. The mosaic is made up of various grains and seeds - I spotted sunflower seeds (pepitas), various dried beans and pulses, different types of rice and peppercorns.
I also really enjoyed exploring the market, and it was here in Tepostlán that I got my first taste of really ripe exotic tropical fruits. On this picture the guy is slicing some cirvela fruit for us to try, I believe. It was really nice, with a hint of watermelon.
Here, on the other hand, I saw, touched and ate my first mamey fruit. Beautiful colour, and lovely taste, though I thought it needed a drop or two of lemon juice. My friend Ada used mamey for a smoothie next morning. And apparently it doesn't require any lemon juice at all. Who am I to argue with the locals:)
We ended the visit with a glass of limonada for girls and a cocktail made of beer, Tabasco and tomato juice for one and milk for the other guy at this nicely located restaurant. Look at the view of Tepozteco mountain (and El Tepozteco pyramid that is hidden in the mist)!!!
6 comments:
- angelika said...
Hi Pille, in my eyes markets are always the best spot to get to know or rather to have a first impression of a country, the people, their way of living - and eating. And I know the Mexican markets are very special - and so colourful ! Looking forward to hearing more, kind regards angelika
- 12:01 am, October 07, 2005
- J said...
hi pille, i am really looking forward to reading more and all about your trip to mexico - it sounds like you had a fantastic time...
- 1:23 pm, October 07, 2005
- joey said...
How exciting! It's great to visit local markets...and I'm sure Mexico's were amazing :) Can't wait to hear more!
- 9:32 pm, October 07, 2005
- Pille said...
Angelika - thanks, markets are fun indeed. I was impressed by the wide variety of flavoursome and tasty and ripe fruits on offer in Mexico (will be writing more about it soon). Some of the fruits I've seen in Edinburgh before, but they look, feel and smell nothing like the ones in Mexico. All those airmiles!
J - I enjoyed myself a lot. Mexico is the most 'exotic' place I've been so far, so it was all extremely exciting.
Joey - thanks! I'm all for visiting local markets these days. Although being rather sleepy this morning, I forced myself out of bed early to go to the local farmers market here in Edinburgh. After getting some fresh vegetables, I sat down with a roast hog & sage-onion stuffing & apple sauce burger. It was sunny and a wee bit chilly, but I was very happy that I had come to the market:)
- 5:39 pm, October 08, 2005
- Paz said...
Oh! I'd love to go through the market and have something nice to drink afterwards!
- 11:22 pm, October 09, 2005
Admirable ,beautiful lovely view of these pictures .
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- 8:20 am, July 18, 2009