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Motor Bebeka Matik technologies like automated / automated in Indonesia. Because with this automated manual technology to accredit users could comedy alone with the absolute gas after the altercation of entering the accessory position. Well this time of PT Astra Honda Motor (AHM) clearly launched the automated address avoid answer beneath the name Techno AT Revo. Honda Revo AT Techno is Rp15 dibanderol, 8 actor on the alley of Jakarta.
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The world's biggest and most important cities aren't often the best places in which to live. High levels of crime, traffic congestion, and long commutes can worsen the quality of life. So which are the best cities to live in the world?
We've put together a list of the world's 15 best cities, according to human resources consulting firm Mercer's 2011 quality of living survey. The annual report looks at living conditions in 221 cities worldwide and ranks them against New York as a base city in 10 categories such as economy, socio-cultural environment, politics, education, and the health sector.
This year the survey also identified cities with the highest personal safety rankings based on crime levels, law enforcement, international relations, and stability.
Cities in some of the world's biggest economies, including the U.S., Japan, and Britain, missed the cut. So, which cities made the list? Click ahead to find out.
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Chloe Moretz Channels Jodie Foster In 'Taxi Driver' For 'Harper's Bazaar'!
The latest face of a Martin Scorsese film recreated a scene from the iconic 1976 movie.
In preparation for his latest film, Hugo, Martin Scorsese celebrates some of his most famed films and creates a portfolio recasting scenes in this month's Harper's Bazaar. Chloe Moretz serves as from the 1976 film Taxi Driver — and she looks just like Jodie Foster!
Showing off a ton of skin in a red, white and black floral print crop top and red hot pants, Chloe gave famous Taxi Driver character, Iris, a vamped up, hot and edgy look. The youngster played the part well with her big, bountiful curls, wide brimmed hat and red lips.
That's not the only scene they recreated — in fact, the high-fashion mag teamed up with iconic director Martin Scorsese to create a portfolio recasting scenes from some of his most memorable movies.
As easily as Chloe imitates Jodie, we're sure her latest big screen debut in Hugo, will be worth while! We can't wait to see her in so many great looks.
To check out the rest of the portfolio in this month's Harpers Bazaar, visit www.harpersbazaar.com.
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What do you think of the following sentences which will be my concluding sentences in a personal statment?
My motto in life is to be humble but persist and strive. I strongly believe that nothing is gained without effort. I am confident and mature and XX university will be an ideal place to pursue my further study in Economics.


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Thursday, 23 February 2012
films update
overcast, some snow, mild - temps at freezing
Beautiful day, as you can tell by the photo - that's the view from the kitchen sitting room....the forecasters weren't sure if it would come down as rain or snow - and fortunately in the night it came down as snow! So we woke up to this sort of fairytale world. And once again filled the bathtub with water, in case the heavy snow on the branches broke power lines.
So far, so good.
We couldn't help but marvel at how different this is than what Michael and I were looking at a week ago at this time. But equally beautiful.
Headed off early (after digging out the car and almost getting stuck on the driveway....and then finding a snow drift at the end of the drive where the township plow cleared the road...right onto our driveway. Always fun, blasting through that. We headed into Sutton for breakfast at Le Cafetier...Michael to sit quietly on his own with reading, and me to meet my friend Lou. She and I met when we both volunteered at the tiny village library. there were two desks for volunteers, side-by-side. One for the English side (me) and one for the French side (lou). Well, it was so quiet that she and I ended up talking for our whole shift.
When I became president of the library (yes, as lofty and powerful as it sounds) one of the first things I did was bring Lou onto the board. She was so well suited to it that she ended up as president herself a term or so later....and did a fantastic job. We've been friends ever since, but always have difficulty getting together, with her job as translator and mine (as a writer). so it was wonderful to finally manage it.
But the big excitement is the formal announcement of what we (and perhaps you) already knew... The first two books in the Gamache series have been optioned....CBC Television has signed a development deal....and we're underway. The first draft of the screenplay for STILL LIFE arrived yesterday. I started reading it on my computer, then realized I really wanted a 'hard' copy - in paper. So while we were breakfasting this morning, Bob who does photo copying in the village, made two copies....one for me and one for Michael.
Have spent the rest of today reading the script.
It's a VERY strange experience. Won't comment on it at this stage....first draft and all. And still early days. No casting yet, of course. Not until we have a script we're all happy with. Like writing a book, it's a process.
More snow in the forecast for tomorrow. Storm warning out. Having breakfast in Knowlton with our friend Cotton and her sister. Then home for more reading by the fire.
Hope you're having a good day too - and are safe and warm
14 comments:
- Barbara said...
Your snow looks beautiful. Our snow plows do the same thing to the end of our driveway. Hope the scripts are written to your satisfaction.
- 23 February 2012 at 12:08
- Laura said...
Wow - we've been getting some really dynamite Canadian productions lately. Hope it's the start of a trend!
- 23 February 2012 at 12:56
Just saw a movie last night which you really should see - The Whistleblower - it was made by a Canadian production company - based on true story. Very, very good.
- 23 February 2012 at 13:01
I hope we'll get to see it in the states..I can't wait!
- 23 February 2012 at 16:44
- Colombine said...
C'est extraordinaire, Louise!
Que de belles nouvelles!
It's wonderful!
- 23 February 2012 at 16:49
- cold feet studio said...
This might be obvious but I always see Jean Reno when I visualize Inspector Gamache. I feel so at home with him.
- 23 February 2012 at 16:57
- Alessandra White said...
I am so excited for you! I will definitely want to see it, but the books will always be special to me. They had better get Three Pines right...
- 23 February 2012 at 19:50
- lil Gluckstern said...
Beautiful vista, and fun news. I just hope we somehow get it in the states.
- 23 February 2012 at 20:52
- Daryl Edelstein said...
Just finished A Trick of Light and I kept 'seeing' Armand Mueller Stahl as Gamache ..
You moved me to tears several times in this book and now I am anxiously awaiting the next .. please hurry!
- 24 February 2012 at 06:54
- S Olson said...
How about Colm Feore as Gamache? He has the style to carry the part off.
- 24 February 2012 at 10:24
Congrats on getting the first two books optioned - how exciting! Wanted to share a great website I found for lovers of mystery / crime / thriller books. Maybe you've already heard of it but I stumbled across it and find it a very useful resource, with its alphabetical author lists and reviews: http://www.stopyourekillingme.com/index.html
- 24 February 2012 at 10:54
Greetings from Maine! I just finished your second book "A Fatal Grace" and enjoyed it so much! On to the next one! I'm so glad to have learned of your books. Thank you for your talent!
- 24 February 2012 at 12:00
- Nancy said...
I'm very happy to learn that there will be Three Pines movies.
- 26 February 2012 at 11:25
Exciting news -- hope the movies get made! A friend and I were just speculating about casting this morning on Facebook: Stanley Tucci as Inspector Gamache (those warm brown eyes), Henry Cavill as Beauvoir (handsome and hot-headed), and Susan Sarandon as Clara (arty and fluttery when needed). Haven't gotten any further than that yet ...
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I have a long-standing beef with First Group, and the government that gives them a licence to print money. I've just had a look at their latest annual report and was unsurprised to see that their rail profits have risen yet again, to £120 million pounds from £108 million last year. And I have to stress that this is profit, not turnover.
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squirrelnest wrote:I trust your judgment and everything. I do. Still, this removes one of the coolest puzzles from the game. The second-to-last "basic game" puzzle. I'm sad.
Yeah, I'm a little sad about that too. But it needed to be done.
sitnaltax wrote:5. The changelog reads "Shifting Passages now referred to as Shifting Passages." I... do not understand what has changed, or is this a very subtle joke I missed?
6. As another poster indicated in the bug reports, each one of the endgame H-visitors is still giving me the whole speech, despite what the changelog says.
Yeah, sorry, it was a bit of a joke. Also, if "H" is still coming in a lump, it maaaay be because you logged in with your account last week but didn't win a dungeon and had already unlocked all of the "H" triggers before the fix was made. Or something. Just thought about that now. Fortunately a once-off problem, but we'll try smooth that out a little more.


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Salaam- Namastey....
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- serah.g.jha. said...
Hey Shobha...
I'm sorry this is not a comment on your blog post... I was actually looking for a video link... you'd interviewed Sri Sri Ravi Shankar... a friend of mine is exposing him (with loads of rational evidence)... and we needed it... i've seen that interview... he says something about india needing less hospitals... do you have that interview hosted somewhere on the internet so that we could link our readers to it ? ...
...and this is the link to the work that my friend is doing...
... in case you'd like to add to the list of topics... or make any other suggestions that would help us in our cause... he's breaking a lot of homes to "recruit" people into his "cult"...
Thanks a million,
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- May 20, 2013 at 1:15 AM
Ma'am, I am completely awe-struck by your every article! I am a pure Gujarati and I just love the way you pen down your views seamlessly because we hardly find such candid, convincing and rejuvenating articles in ahmedabad...
- May 20, 2013 at 12:39 PM
One of your best posts, Shobhaa! Loved it! Cheers!
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- May 20, 2013 at 1:15 PM
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Touching the feet of elders is not necessary to show respect. I feel embarrassed if somebody touches my feet.Show respect in the way you talk, you listen and smile.
I feel really bad when I have to touch the feet of a person who is a but an elderly rogue.
- May 20, 2013 at 4:50 PM
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I agree with you, it is good for young people to show respect to the elders. But, there are some elders who behave like annoying immature brats. What do we do then?
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The program is called "The Great Health Stimulus" and it's basically a program where users will be able to get great deals on health products.
It's a play on the economic bailout :-)
The slogan is "A Health Boost That's Light on Your Wallet"
The Logo and name should read title first "The Great Health Stimulus" and then the slogan below.
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motorboat propeller scars (just for J. Velez-Juarbe!)
Proneotherium, Neotherium, and Imagotaria.
Again, how i envy you...
Really, Santa Barbara Museum? I'm guessing that's more for modern marine mammal material? I'd meet up with you down there, but you probably don't have the time.
And who knows, maybe 20 years down the road you'll be stopping at my museum to check some stuff out...
Propeller scars, very proper hehehe!!
Those Allodesmus mandibles, how distinctive are they, really, I'm skeptical. Can it be that A. kellogi is a female, hence the smaller size, and the other two represent males of the same species?
And what's with the blurred fossil in the pic of you and Morgan? Is it something Mitchell is working on and you were told not to show it in case he sees it... or is it a baculum and you're trying to keep this blog PG-rated Hahaha
Doug: We weren't research visitors. We stopped in so I could photograph the weird sperm whale, and the Pelagornis orri holotype.
Jorge - I'll admit I'm fairly skeptical as well. I am puzzled by many of the taxonomic decisions by Barnes and Hirota 1995, and that is one of them. I think I'm going to do a series of post on desmatophocid taxonomy; I'm also going to do a long series of posts on various fossil pinnipeds, something like "Better know a fossil pinniped, part 47: Valenictus", a la Stephen Colbert.
The blurred specimen is an unpublished Allodesmus gracilis from Sharktooth Hill; Larry didn't want us to publish any photos of it, and in fact, I offered not to take an photos at all, but it made its way into this single image - so I blurred it out. I would never blur out a baculum!
ah, got it. I emailed Alton Dooley pictures of that skull and he thinks it's Zygophyseter. The cranium is restored, erroneously according to Alton.
To be quite honest, that was the thing that struck me when I saw it in person - it's a good thing I came to the same identification independently! But alas, that's a topic for another future post...
Regarding the undescribed late Pleistocene jaw of a California sea lion, Zalophus sp., from the Newport Bay mesa. Its been many, many years but I think that specimen was collected by Jim Harroll ( I think that was his name) in the 1970's from a trench across the top of the mesa. Jim is now a professor of geology at a university back east. If you want more information let me know - I still remember him collecting that specimens (or it could have been another, but it looked very similar).


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Eagles, Vick Agree To Restructured Deal
Quarterback Michael Vick, who was slated to earn $16 million next season, has agreed to a restructured deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Vick, who was injured and inconsistent last season, eventually giving way to rookie Nick Foles, now has a three-year contract, and will compete with Foles to see who runs new coach Chip Kelly's offense this season.
Vick, who returned to start the season finale vs. the New York Giants in December because Foles was injured, finished the season with 2,362 yards passing, 12 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. The Eagles finished 4-12 and in last place in the NFC East.
Andy Reid was fired as coach the day after the season ended, and Kelly was hired last month. Vick, who will be 33 when next season begins, is still elusive when healthy, and seems equipped to run Kelly's aggressive, up-tempo offense that he is bringing to the Eagles from Oregon.
Either way, Kelly was noncommittal at his opening press conference on Jan. 17 on the quarterback situation.
"I'm going to look at everybody," he said. "If you can throw the ball and run, I'm going to take you out there. We're going to look at everything we can do to put the best product on the field and that's what it's all about. I've followed Michael's career and I understand what a talent he is. But there is nothing that's on the board right now, there's nothing that's off the board right now.
Vick was signed by Philadelphia in 2009, and became the starter in 2010. He led the Eagles that season to an NFC East title, and a memorable 38-31 December win over the Giants in which he rallied the team from a 21-point deficit.
"Our sole focus and goal is that we're going to put an offense on the field that's going to score points," Kelly said. "That's basically what we're going to do and whoever that is, I don't know that. There's nobody ruled in, there's nobody ruled out."
All told, Vick has started 35 games for Philadelphia over the last three seasons. Foles has started six. The Eagles scored just 280 points last season as they endured an eight- and a three-game losing streak. Only Arizona (250) scored fewer in the NFC.
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New Life in Old Beijing, Part III
This is the final installment in a three-part series on preservation and urban transformation in Beijing's hutongs.
Half a kilometre from Tiananmen Square, an unexpected aroma wafts through the Beijing hutongs: fresh-roasted coffee. The source of that smell is just as surprising. Housed in a two-storey structure that was at various times a government-run printing house and a public bath, Soloist Coffee opened in September, part of a new wave of design-led businesses that have opened in Dashilar, one of Beijing's oldest yet most overlooked neighbourhoods.
"The interior is a tribute back to the industrial age and craftsmen era," says the coffee shop's owner, designer and barista, Ma Kaimin, who sourced wood furniture from around the world to create a space that resembles a cross between a factory studio and an old-fashioned schoolhouse, with exposed brick walls, terrazzo flooring and vintage glass light fixtures. The coffee is just as thoughtful, with robust, acidic house blend that Ma describes as having a "nutty hint of orange and aromatic herbs" – a rare feat in a city without much of a coffee culture.
This might sound like the preamble to a familiar story of gentrification: old neighbourhood falls on hard times, attracts forward-thinking entrepreneurs, only to become a high-rent destination that destroys much of the original charm. But Dashilar's transformation could well prove to be different, part of a deliberate effort by Beijing designers to revitalise the area in a sensitive way. If it succeeds, it would be a remarkable achievement in a city with a poor track record when it comes to preserving its old neighbourhoods.


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October 1, 2013 11:09:43 PM
Kayla Nevitt had a plan.
After falling in love with coach Vic Schaefer, his coaches, his players, and the Mississippi State campus this summer, Nevitt envisioned returning to Starkville this weekend and giving a verbal commitment to play basketball at MSU.
So much for that plan.
When Nevitt returns to Starkville, she will be a Bulldog.
On Tuesday morning, the 5-foot-9 guard from Dekaney High School in Houston, Texas, had an epiphany and decided there was no better time than the present to commit to MSU. After checking with her father and her girls basketball coach, Nevitt called Schaefer and gave him a verbal commitment.
"I talked to my dad the night before and we were going over things and he said if you really want to do it just do it," Nevitt said. "(On Tuesday), we were in second period going on third period and I was in my coach's office (working as a student aide) and I asked her, 'Can I call Mississippi State? I know I want to commit.' "
Dan Olson, director of Dan Olson's Collegiate Girls Basketball Report and espnW HoopGurlz, has Nevitt rated the No. 187 recruit (No. 39 at her position, shooting guard) in the Class of 2014. She shot 48 percent from the field and led Dekaney High (34-4) in scoring (10.9 points per game) and 3-pointers (54) last season. She also averaged 3.4 rebounds, 1.8 assists, and 2.9 steals per game.
Joey Simmons, of Premier Basketball Report, a basketball recruiting and national scouting service that helps connect high school girls basketball players with college scouts from around the country, has Nevitt rated the No. 8 senior in the state of Texas, and No. 85 in the nation. Simmons, who has been involved in coaching for 39 years at the high school and Amateur Athletic Union levels, has coached Nevitt with the Texas Elite adidas AAU team for the past three years.
Nevitt's commitment is the fourth one MSU has received for the Class of 2014. Nevitt will join Scott Central's Victoria Vivians, the No. 24 player in the class, according to Olson, Starkville High School guard Blair Schaefer, who is Vic Schaefer's daughter, and Morgan William, a point guard from Shades Valley High in Birmingham, Ala. William gave a verbal commitment to MSU in July. Olson has Williams rated No. 139 in the country.
The four-player class comes on the heels of a 2013 recruiting class that includes Dominique Dillingham, an All-State player from Texas, Chinwe Okorie, a center from Stoneleigh-Burnham (Mass.) School, Breanna Richardson, an All-State player from Georgia, Kiki Patterson, an All-State player from Columbus High, Ketara Chapel, an All-State player from Texas, and Savannah Carter, a transfer from Trinity Valley Community College. New Albany High standout Jazmine Spears also signed with MSU but didn't qualify academically and is at Trinity Valley C.C. Patterson is no longer with the team.
Olson ranked the class of seven players No. 35 in his national ratings. Richardson, who is No. 77 in Olson's individual rankings, is the highest-rated player in the class. Carter is the 27th-best junior college player, according to Olson.
Nevitt said the work Schaefer and his assistant coaches have done proved she could trust his vision and that he was going to bring in great players and people. She said she and her father never had heard a coach tell them they were going to bring in the best all-around individuals, so that made her feel even more confident she made the right decision.
"It made my decision a lot easier knowing he did his research on those players and he knows his stuff," Nevitt said. "I didn't doubt him. When they committed, I was like, 'Yes.' I feel Mississippi State can do new things (when all of the players arrive). I feel the kids he has brought in this year and with my class are just going to help Mississippi State get on the map further."
Believing Schaefer is going to bring in the best players is only part of what sold Nevitt on MSU. When asked to describe her game, Nevitt ticked off a handful of traits that appear to fit perfectly with Schaefer and his defensive mind-set.
"He is big on defense and I am long and tall and I love defense," Nevitt said. "Defense wins games and offense sells tickets, or however the saying goes.
"I am a great shooter. Everybody knows me as a shooter, but I also am a slasher. I am vocal on the court in helping my teammates and directing them. I bring that intensity to the court as far as energy and pumping my teammates up when things are not going their way. I am hard-core defense in getting steals. I am an energy-booster in getting points when we need them. I am a well-rounded player who can get to the basket and to the free-throw line."
Olson and Simmons also believe Nevitt figures to fit well into Schaefer's system.
"She is long and athletic. She defends and can create off the dribble," Olson said. "She has a chance to be a nice player. She is tailor-made for the SEC. She has got that speed and athleticism he will be able to use in a defensive scheme and to extend the floor. She is ideal for that."
Said Simmons, "She has a great attitude, she is a hard worker, she has a great jump shot, and can score at will. She plays very intense defense, and she is a great rebounder for her size. She plays down low in high school. One of her big strengths is she can defend. She also is a good ballhandler. Vic got him a good player."
Simmons said Nevitt averaged 14.2 points and 5.5 rebounds this past season with the Texas Elite adidas team.
"I think you're going to see a huge change in the program, maybe not this year but the next year with his recruits coming in," Simmons said. "I think think they are going to be a very good basketball team. They're going to be very competitive."
College coaches can't comment on players until they receive a signed National Letter of Intent. A verbal commitment is non-binding. The first day of the early signing period is Nov. 13. It runs to Nov. 20. Nevitt said she anticipates signing a NLI on Nov. 13 or No. 14.
Nevitt, who competed in cross country in high school, agreed choosing MSU over SMU lifted a burden that had been weighing on her for a long time.
"It was like a relief," Nevitt said. "It was maybe like the first cross country meet you complete in that you feel relief because you know you have a load off your back. ... I was smiling the whole time. I went to class and my friends asked me, 'Why are you so happy?' I just told them I committed. It was awesome."
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Much was made of recent comments from Scottie Pippen, who suggested that Heat star LeBron James just might wind up going down as the best player in NBA history—better, even, than Pippen's former teammate, Michael Jordan. All around the league, there was indignation at Pippen's assertion.
At that, Hall of Fame guard Oscar Robertson, who may have been every bit as good as Jordan in his day, just rolls his eyes and shakes his head.
"I didn't hear the comments," Robertson told the Dan Sileo Show on WDAE in Tampa Wednesday morning. "Let me tell you about what being great is. Ever hear of Elgin Baylor? Never mention his name, do we? Great basketball player. You know what you have today? Michael Jordan was a great player, but he won after Chicago got Pippen, Grant and those other players to go along with him, because for a while they couldn't beat Detroit.
"Everybody looks at what you've done. Sure he won six championships, Russell won eleven. There are other players on these teams when they play. They don't play by themselves. Michael Jordan is a great player. Was he the greatest? Ask Kobe that. Ask Bill Russell. Ask Oscar Robertson. Ask Wilt Chamberlain. Ask Elgin Baylor, Jerry West, ask those guys."
Sports fans seem to have short memories and little knowledge of history, according to Robertson. Robertson didn't just suggest that Jordan might not be the best ever, as Pippen did, he flat-out said it.
"The problem today is you get some people you have never been around a basketball," he said. "The media now has anointed Michael Jordan the greatest of all time. Is he greatest of all time? No, I don't think he is. I think he is a great player. There have been other great players as well, great players before I played. Now you have a situation where Pippen is saying (James) could be better than Michael Jordan, and everyone gets so upset by it. All these commentators, did they ever see any of these guys play?"


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As my love affair with all Yorkshire related baking grows, I chose to make parkin this week. Parkin is traditionally eaten in Yorkshire on 5th November, Bonfire Night, and as I was heading to a firework display with Mr CC and the CCMIL (Caked Crusader's Mother in Law) it seemed an appropriate treat to have waiting for us on our return.
Parkin is a true test of willpower as it needs to be allowed to age – you can't leap on it and gobble it up the minute it comes out of the oven! It needs to be stored, in an airtight container, for at least 4 days so the spice and treacle can mellow and mature; the texture also changes and becomes darker and stickier.
I have to admit that when my parkin came out of the oven I was a little disappointed, because it didn't look particularly dark or sticky. Here it is, freshly baked:
Now, I understand the need for aging. Just look at the difference after two days in an airtight container. It's sunk, it's darker and it's sticky to the touch. If ever there was a reward for patience, this is it:
After four days it had improved even further:
What makes parkin different to gingerbread is the inclusion of oatmeal. This was a stumbling block as I couldn't find oatmeal anywhere; so I bought rolled oats and blitzed them to a fine, gritty flour in my food processor. The look and taste of my finished parkin matched those I'd eaten in Whitby, so I'm assuming this is an acceptable substitution:
When a slice of parkin is put in front of you, you have a big decision to make – to butter or not to butter? In the interests of science I tried both and liked both. I think buttering the parkin makes it a more substantial bite to eat, and I liked the salty contrast of the butter with the sticky spiced cake. Remember the rule re:buttering - it must be so thick that you can leave teeth marks in it! My dentist could probably identify me from this photo:
300ml milk
225g golden syrup
225g black treacle
115g unsalted butter
50g dark brown sugar
450g plain flour
½ teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
2 teaspoons ground ginger – next time I would use more, probably 4 teaspoons
350g medium oatmeal – I couldn't find this so blitzed rolled oats (i.e. porridge oats) in the food processor until it resembled coarse flour
1 egg
Optional extra: pinch cayenne pepper
To serve: butter
Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan oven 160°C/350°F/Gas mark 4.
Line a 20cm square cake tin with baking paper that comes up above the height of the tin – this makes it easier to lift the baked parkin out.
Place the milk, golden syrup, black treacle, butter, and dark brown sugar into a saucepan. I placed the saucepan on the scales and weighed the syrup and treacle directly into the pan – it stops the scale's tray getting icky.
Place the pan over a gentle heat and stir continuously until the ingredients have melted and combined. Do not let the mixture boil.
Remove from the heat and leave to cool for 5 minutes.
Place the flour, bicarbonate of soda, ground ginger, oatmeal and – if using – the cayenne into a large bowl and mix.
Stir in the egg, then make a well for the wet ingredients.
Stirring all the time, pour in the wet ingredients (from the saucepan) and stir until well combined. It will look a bit gritty because of the oatmeal, so don't panic.
Pour into the prepared tin and level the surface.
Bake for approximately 40 minutes or, until the surface of the parkin is firm to the touch. The skewer test isn't great here because you want to retain some squidginess.
Leave the parkin to cool in the tin, until the tin is cool enough to handle.
Remove the parkin from the tin and leave to cool completely on a wire rack.
Store in an airtight tin for at least 4 days before eating. You can eat it plain, or buttered.
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Brie Larson — Crush of the Day
Brie Larson is a little bit grunge, a little bit rock and roll and 100% cute. You could take her to see a super obscure indie band in a dive bar in a crappy neighborhood and then take her to meet your parents for breakfast the next morning. Unless your parents are awake when you get back from the show. You can't just walk right past them to the basement, an intro is necessary.
Larson's been in the biz since 1998 when she began acting in skits on 'The Tonight Show' with Jay Leno. Her biggest gigs to date have been her starring roles in 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' and the now defunct TV show 'United States of Tara.'
The 22-year-old Larson has a leading role in the big screen retooling of '21 Jump Street,' which is (surprisingly) getting good reviews. Well it should, with Academy Award Nominee Jonah Hill.
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Jonathan Mayo:
Hello, everyone from Orlando, Fla.! We're less than 24 hours away from the announcement of the first pick and the setup here is amazing. Let's get chatting, shall we?
Hello, Jonathan. A lot of talk is going on about the obvious pitchers like David Price and Rick Porcello. What are your thoughts and thoughts of scouts on Jarrod Parker. I've talked to Jim Callis of Baseball America and he seems to think he matches up really well.
He definitely does match up stuff-wise to just about any pitcher, particularly from the high school ranks. The one thing that puts him behind is his size. Scouts always get a little nervous about undersized right-handers.
Any whispers on who the Phillies are after at No. 19?
Plenty of whispers, no solid answers. And that's the case with anyone picking after the top pick, to be honest. There are a number of players they could be looking at, from catcher Devin Mesoraco to outfielder Julio Borbon, if he's around. A college bat like Todd Frazier could be a possibility, as well.
I saw in your blog that you now expect Porcello to go past pick No. 2. Is there any chance the Cubs pick him because of the good luck they've had with Scott Boras?
Virtually no chance. On ability, Porcello belongs in the conversation right at the top. But he's priced himself out of consideration for many teams, including the Cubs. Where he eventually lands may be one of the more intriguing side-stories of this Draft.
Who is the fastest player in the Draft?
Some say it's Gary Brown out in California. From a college standpoint, it might be Borbon when healthy. But if you're going to go pure speed on the baseball field right now, a lot of people say Ben Revere, a high school outfielder from Kentucky, is your guy.
John, Cards at No. 18. Choose one ... Matthew Harvey, Joshua Smoker, Madison Bumgarner, Kevin Ahrens or Matthew Dominguez?
Can I go off the board for potent potables? I don't think they take any of them. Not that they're completely unwilling to take a high school guy, but I think a college player is much more likely in that spot.
Is Pittsburgh looking hard at Mesoroco?
They're looking, but I don't know that they're looking hard at this point. Obviously, it certainly is easier for them to have the decision-makers scout him since he's so close geographically.
But right now, I think Mesoraco is not at the top of their list ... he's probably a backup option for a number of teams, starting with the Pirates at No. 4 and working down.
Where do you see these Illinois guys going in the Draft? Casey Crosby, Tyler Newsome, Seth Blair, Brett Zawacki, Mike Recchia, Cody Scarpetta?
I'm going to reach out for some help on this one, with Perfect Game USA's David Rawnsley on hand ... he'll be on the ESPN2 broadcast and will join me and Casey Stern for MLB.com's show at 6:30 p.m. ET. David, your thoughts?
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This has been a banner year for Illinois high school prospects ... you can add left-handed pitcher T.J. McFarland and southpaw John Flanagan to that list as well. I think Crosby will be the first one picked, probably in the 40th-50th (comp) area.
Seth Blair has also been talked about in that area by some clubs. I really like what I've heard late about Newsome. He has an excellent bat and could be a Draft day surprise.
Thanks, David ... always nice to have such a deep bullpen to go to.
Hey, Jonathan. Do you see the Nats going high school pitching in this Draft (Parker, Porcello) or will they grab someone like Matt Wieters or Jason Heyward?
A lot depends on what happens above them. They like Mike Moustakas and they'll talk about Wieters. In the end, I think they'll go college arm if they want a pitcher. Think Ross Detwiler or Daniel Moskos.
Hey, Jonathan. The Blue Jays have two first-round picks at Nos. 16 and 21 overall. So far I've been hearing a lot about high school position players like Dominguez and Ahrens, and big college bats like Matthew Laporta and Beau Mills. Is this still what your hearing?
Yes, more or less. I think they showed last year that if the right high school player was there, they wouldn't hesitate (and Travis Snider can hit a little). There are some high school hitters who fit in realm. The guys you mentioned could fit, as could Peter Kozma.
In an ideal world, maybe they'd mix in a college arm with the high school bat, but there probably won't be one they'd really like to take when they pick.
Jon, is there any chance the Reds take Porcello?
None. Zach also asked about them taking a bat like Ahrens over an available pitcher and whether that was a mistake. It's not a mistake if the right bat is there.
They are a team that could use a college arm that could get there fast, but there's a dropoff after the top guys go off the board. If I'm the Reds, I take the high school bat over the high school arm.
Please don't tell me that the Rockies are seriously considering drafting Nicholas Schmidt at No. 8. Why don't they go after a high ceiling player such as Porcello or Detwiler (if they fall) or a toolsy player such as Heyward?
OK, I won't tell you. Step away from your computer for a few minutes.
Everyone else ... yes, they are considering Schmidt. I think they'd consider Detwiler, but he won't be there. Porcello won't be an option for the same reason he won't be taken up ahead of them.
Heyward's name has been attached to the Rockies, but they do have some players like that in their system. Why not take a guy like Schmidt, who pitches down in the zone and will get to Colorado in a hurry.
OK, you can come back now.
Who do you think the Yankees will take in the first round?
It's hard in any year to project No. 30 and this year may be the toughest. That being said, I think there's a chance you could put one of the "signability" guys who slides to them. Porcello? Maybe. Harvey? Could be. Andrew Brackman? That would be intriguing.
Do the Marlins keep stockpiling arms with their pick at No. 12 or do they look for a bat like Heyward?
Could be either, but my last projection had them taking Borbon. Not drafting for need, but it doesn't hurt that they could use a leadoff center fielder type.
Of the following pitchers, which have shown the characteristics that translate into being most effective in the bigs, Porcello, Parker, Detwiler, Phillippe Aumont, or Moskos?
Based on pure ability alone, right now, I'd pick Porcello. He's got stuff plus command, plus a projectable frame that suggests his plus stuff could get even better. Each of those guys have the ability to be big-league pitchers. Some will take longer than others. Ask me that question again in five years.
Who do you think the Padres will be looking at with the No. 23 pick in the Draft? They don't need pitching but if there is some quality pitching available will they go with that? Do you think that there will be some quality bats left at No. 23?
There will be some quality bats left and you could see some college position players sneak up to them now. Right now, I've got James Simmons in their spot, a college pitcher from University of California Riverside. They'd have some interest in USF's Aaron Poreda should he be there.
Very slim. I can't imagine Aumont will still be there at pick No. 16.
Will Dominguez be around for the Jays at No. 16? Will they take him if he is?
He could be, and they might. How's that for definitive?
Hey, Jon, you must feel like a kid on Christmas Eve.
I'm Jewish, so it's more of a Hanukkah feel for me, but you've got the emotions right.
Do you see Heyward as a capable first baseman or is he going to be an outfielder?
I think he profiles best as a corner outfielder -- a guy who has the arm to play right field and should develop the power to profile at that position.
Is there any way the Marlins take Wieters if he falls to No. 12? I know he is a Boras guy and the Marlins are cheap, but they have spent money on picks in the past and catcher is really the only position they don't have a good young player.
If the Marlins take Wieters at 12, I'll shave my head ... oh wait.
The Draft does not seem strong for college players, does that mean that some high school players will move up the board?
You would think that. And there will be a fair share of high school players taken in the first round. But what often happens is that as teams line things up and start to figure out who's there for them, more teams than you'd think will go for the "safer" college pick.
As a result, you'll see some of the college position players in particular -- for example, Todd Frazier, Sean Doolittle -- sneaking into the first round when everyone had them pegged as comp picks earlier.
What's the latest on the Indian's short list? Any chance they would take Heyward?
I haven't heard them being on Heyward at all. Blake Beavan is still the guy I have in their slot and I'll leave him there, I think. I'll have my last projection up on the site late tonight/early tomorrow morning.
What do the Brewers do at No. 7? I hope they don't pick anymore high school pitchers. They don't do well developing pitchers and keeping them healthy. Have you heard any rumors?
Well, the one rumor you wouldn't like would be about Parker, the high school pitcher from Indiana. Or how about Aumont, the high schooler from Canada? They're also looking at college arms.
In the end, they need to wait to see how things shake out ahead of them (which is still very much up in the air) before they can narrow it down.
With the Royals possibly throwing a real curve at No. 2, how do you see the top 10 playing out?
Now, now, I can't tip my hand yet -- check out my projections later tonight.
Where will Brett Cecil go?
I say comp round. I suppose there's an outside chance he sneaks into the first, but for a guy who won't close at the next level, I think a sandwich pick makes sense.
Any chance that pitcher from Canada lasts until the Brewers pick at No. 7?
Yup, I think there's a chance. If he doesn't go No. 5 to the Orioles, that could be his next possibility.
Are the Mariners locked on getting a college arm that can come quick?
It does seem that way. And a reliever like Casey Weathers does fit that description. That being said, it'd be interesting to see what they do if a Wieters is staring at them still on the board.
How cool is it that the Draft is finally going to be televised? You may become the next Mel Kiper of MLB.
I don't have the hair.
What round do you think Smoker will go?
I think he's a first-rounder. Where in the first round is hard to place. He's been mentioned as high as the middle of the round. Worst-case, he ends up in the comp round.
Where do you see Andrew Brackman, Joe Savery and Cole St. Clair going?
All very interesting guys to consider.
Brackman may very well fall out of the first round completely, though the Yankees would be an interesting consideration. I think Savery probably goes in the sandwich round and, between you and me, whoever gets him is going to get a steal at that point. St. Clair is sandwich-second round for me.
Where do you think Matt Harvey (Fitch High School in Conn.) will go?
Later stages of the first round, at best. Part of it is signability, and some think the Rangers will take him with one of their picks. But I've also heard from some scouts that he just hasn't performed as well this spring as he did last summer.
Josh Horton of Univ. of North Carolina -- projected round and Major League position?
I'll say second round, utility guy.
If you had to put a percentage on it what would you put as the odds that Mesoraco ends up with the Pirates?
Sorry, too many Buccos questions, but I do live in Pittsburgh ... I'd say 15 percent.
I heard Parker hit 99 yesterday and is now going to the Royals?
I did hear that he saved his best for last, so to speak. And I also heard that the Royals had some brass at the game. But as of right now, he's not the guy I'd put in their spot at No. 2.
Who has the most power in the Draft?
If you want to talk right now power, Mills is at, or near the top of that list. Wieters has some serious pop as well. High school-wise, you've got Moustakas, Heyward, Michael Burgess (raw, huge projection) to name a few.
Why isn't Matt Mangini being talked about in the first round? He definitely handled the wood bat well last summer.
He did handle the bat well last summer, but that was last summer. He did not handle the bat well for much of this season, falling into some bad habits with metal. Someone will take him, sure they'll get him back to the guy with wood, but there's concern about him switching his approach.
I'm going to give a five-minute warning, guys. Time for a few more questions.
Jon, do you think the White Sox take a chance and take Burgess?
No, not a chance. He's not a first-rounder.
Where do you see the boys from California's powerhouse Chatsworth going?
Both Moustakas and Dominguez will be first-rounders. Moustakas will go in the top 10, without a doubt. Dominguez is a little harder to place, but I think he's more of a middle of the round guy right now.
Is there a Tim Lincecum type guy in this Draft that teams will take looking for immediate impact?
There isn't a starter with that kind of stuff who could get there that fast, unless you want to count Price. Schmidt should get there fast. Other than that, think college relievers. Weathers probably could get some people out right now.
Who goes next out of Arizona preps after Alderson ... Kevin Rhoderick or Devin Fuller?
I'll say Rhoderick.
Hey Jonathan, are teams looking at Mills as a third baseman or first baseman in the Draft?
The answer to that one is ... bat.
Seriously, that's the issue with him. Some think he doesn't really have a defensive home and is more at home as a DH in the AL.
Last question, folks.
So, any chance that the O's will take either Wieters or Porcello
I think there's a chance on Wieters, no chance on Porcello.
Guys, I have to wrap it up. Thanks for all of the questions. Sorry I couldn't get to more. Be sure to check out my last projection late tonight and check out all of our Draft coverage on MLB.com tomorrow. Thanks!


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The Princess Royal was joined by Prime Minister David Cameron, to plant the final tree, a wild cherry tree, at Ashburnham Community School, West London.
The project has reached six million trees, which were planted to celebrate The Queen's Diamond Jubilee, and to leave a lasting legacy of a year of celebrations.
Princess Anne, said she was stunned how successful the Jubilee woods project has been, and believed it was "an entirely appropriate and worthy way of celebrating", the Jubilee.
The project, which has been run by the Woodland Trust has created a 500-acre diamond woodland, located in the National Forest in Leicestershire and 60 Diamond Jubilee woods of more than 60 acres, in different locations across the country.
It has also led to 400 new woods of more than an acre and provided trees to communities and schools, establishing it as one of the most successful Diamond Jubilee projects.
The Princess Royal, 62, revealed she had been unsure that the project would reach its milestone.
"I have to own up that I didn't believe that was possible when we started and I am hugely impressed by that success," Anne, the patron of the project said.
"A very big thank you to the Woodland Trust for what was, I suspect some people thought, a slightly ambitious plan."
"These milestones don't happen very often and we celebrate the event but we also celebrate very much the person who has instilled that continuity in that period.
"These woodlands will do that for us in the future, really something to mark that passage of time which has gone.
"So a big thank you on behalf of Her Majesty for a wonderful way of celebrating her Diamond Jubilee and we look forward to building on those partnerships which have been created."
The project has seen thousands of people, including Her Majesty The Queen and other members of the Royal family, take part in the project, which was the Woodland Trust's biggest tree planting campaign.
The first tree planted, was fittingly by The Queen, at the Sandringham estate. This started the drive to plant a million trees in one month last February, and to hopefully reach the target of six million.
Sue Holden, chief executive of the Woodland Trust, also revealed she was extremely pleased with the success of the project, and through tough times will leave a lasting legacy.
"Jubilee Woods has been an incredible success but this has got to be seen as the beginning because these are tough times for our trees and woods," she said.
She continued by saying the project will still continue, "The Woodland Trust has the ambitious aim of doubling woodland cover by 2050. This means creating new areas of habitat around our most valuable sites, and protecting and conserving existing valuable habitats.
"Jubilee Woods has been part of this holistic approach."
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