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Yesterday I participated in a focus group hosted by WegoHealth. It was sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline, makers of Imitrex and Treximet. The independent moderator asked us various questions regarding a support program GlaxoSmithKline hopes to launch very soon.
My experience was very positive. It was great having the moderator, who doesn't have Migraines, be truly interested in my experience with Migraines. He truly wanted to know what format and information would be supportive. The moderator was also independent without any ties to GlaxoSmithKline. We could be honest in our answers and could say the whole idea was ridiculous, if we wanted to. But it isn't ridiculous, although there was one design that none of us liked.
The other part was hearing others' voices talk about THEIR experience, which was very different from mine, and their ideas. I haven't realized how supportive it is to hear another voice. I know there are many forums and support is only a keystroke away, but this was different. And I LOVED it! It was as if I were wrapped in a warm sweater.
So if you know someone who has Migraine and want to offer some special support this Christmas season, pick up the phone and say "Hi, I have been thinking about you." That would be the best Christmas present ever!
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I heard a wonderful story today on NPR, that I hope someone at Boy's school heard as well. The story was titled, "Creative Play Makes for Kids in Control." The story was about one school's work with helping kids develop "regulat[ion of] their behavior and emotions." The curriculum is based on the program called, "Tools of the Mind." From the sound of things such a program ought to spread across the country.
Consider this, with more kids spending more time watching television and playing video games inside, less kids are playing with their imagination. "Tools of the Mind" encourages such imaginative play. It sounds at first very prescribed, according to the story, before play, the children sit down with their teacher and create a plan on paper. The plan, however, along with the imagination at work, evidently help a child build what's identified as "executive function." As the story progresses, we learn that "executive function" consists of several cognitive developments that are delayed by all that T.V. watching and video game playing, "such as working memory and cognitive flexibility." The most vital of this cognitive development is what's called, "self-regulation — the ability for kids to control their emotions and behavior, resist impulses, and exert self-control and discipline." The link between lagging executive function and "high dropout rates, drug use and crime" is strong. But there's another link weak self-regulation has that I've considered before, and that is its link to ADHD diagnoses.
Adele Diamond, executive function researcher, argues in the piece that: "I think a lot of kids get diagnosed with ADHD now, not all but many just because they never learned how to exercise self-control, self-regulation, the executive functions early."
In at least one future entry, I hope to share some research that I've done concerning executive function, and more specifically inhibitory control, where I cited work by Diamond. But for now, check out the story at NPR, and consider asking your preschool center if they've heard of "Tools of the Mind."
There's some great Q & A after the piece. You can read or listen to the story online here.
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In his FAQ article, King Martin gives an excellent tutorial on creating cascaded validation lists where the values for the selections are known in advance. If this is your situation, use those techniques. They are easy to implement.
This article addresses the issue where you don't know what kind of an animal you will get back in your data. On some days, it might be Dog, Cat, Mouse. On other days it could be Horse, Elephant, Sknunk.
The sample presented in this article is a simpified version typical of reports I do often where I need to get infromation based on a Manufacturer, Model and an attribute of the model such as its color. In some instances I may need the information down to the color level, in other instances I may need it rolled up at the OEM level. So I need not only a list of valid values, but also the wildcard character.
In this article I cascade down two levels: OEM to Model then Model to Color. The logic can be extended to go down any number of levels.
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Shakespeare That Sucketh Not!
I am lucky to live in the Washington DC area, where the Bard is alive and well onstage, especially in the summer. Tonight the Shakespeare Theatre Company's production of The Merchant of Venice wrapped up. In a few weeks, their Free for All version of Julius Caesar takes the stage. Chesapeake Shakespeare Company has extended their carnival-themed outdoor version of A Midsummer Night's Dream, and they are also doing The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Abridged. Jamie who blogs at Maryland Shakespeare has posted about the Empty Chair Theatre's version of Titus Andronicus which sounds pretty cool. And entering the realm of the very artsy, there are several Shakespeare-inspired shows at the Capital Fringe Festival:
Hamlet Reframed: While Hamlet is off monologuing, what about the rest of Elsinore? Rather than showing Hamlet's inner thoughts and private actions, this cropping of Shakespeare's text focuses on how the king and queen deal with a mad and murderous prince.
King Lear: Drunken biker gang leader, King Lear, rashly banishes his thankless youngest daughter, igniting a violent turf war. As Lear rages, his conniving older daughters vie for control of the gang. It does not go well.
Shall I Compare Thee to a Purple Haze? The Lost Rock Sonnets of William Shakespeare: They've been broken up for nearly 500 years, but William Shakespeare is getting the band back together and releasing the most ambitious concept album since Hamlet, proving that high culture once was pop culture, and shall be again!
The Shrewing of the Tamed: Are women as funny as men? This feminist adaptation of "Taming of the Shrew" explores the politics of power, performance, sex, and laughter by taking Shakespeare's original text and turning it on its head.
What, Lamb! What, Ladybird: Think you know Juliet? Think again. Shakespeare's brilliant heroine is too often sidelined by the masculine world she inhabits, but this one-woman show, performed by Charlene V. Smith, puts Juliet center stage.
Whew! All this Shakespeare everywhere I look, and I hadn't been able to see any of it. Then, the Maryland Shakespeare Festival was supposed to come to my town, Gaithersburg for a couple free performances of As You Like It. I thought, yay me! I finally get to go to a show. But guess what? Washington tends to get a little warm in July (tourists drop like flies here!). And Friday and Saturday our heat index was up in the 120s, so they cancelled the shows. I guess they did not want to have to wrestle in the damp heat!
Luckily for me, I was able to go to the rescheduled show tonight. What fun! As You Like It is such a funny show, and Maryland Shakespeare Festival does a great job of bringing the lightheartedness to the forefront of this production. They start with their "Riotous Youth" group giving an animated pre-show show explaining the plot of the play to kids (and grown-ups) in attendance. It helps set the stage perfectly.
This group did As You Like It this past spring as a Bare Bard (raw, unrehearsed) production and they have tightened it up (and rehearsed a few times!) to create the freebie show that is traveling around Maryland parks this summer. I've seen one of their Bare Bard's (The Merchant of Venice) and I went to their summer freebie last year, Romeo and Juliet. They are an energetic company, exploring the original staging practices of Shakespeare's time, while also making the plays fun and accessible to modern audiences. We are lucky to have them here.
With a minimal set and simple costumes, the actors were all wonderful comedians, from the early action with the wrestling match, the banishments to the magical forest of Arden, the great lines that everyone knows ("All the world's a stage…") to the craziness around Rosalind (disguised as the boy Ganymede) and her subtle wooing of Orlando, while fighting off the advances of Phoebe, and orchestrating the final happy ending with the four weddings (and no funeral!). All quite fun and fast-paced, with Touchstone the clown adding to the levity.
The title for my post comes from the T-shirt of one of the stage crew tonight. Truly, Maryland Shakespeare Festival is Shakespeare that Sucketh Not! And the price is right for this show ($0). The summer tour winds up next weekend with shows in Frederick and Denton. Try to catch it!


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For the SAT Writing test (and grammar in general), there are few topics that warm the heart of grammarians as much as the enforcement of rules pertaining to creating logical comparisons. On every SAT, on every grammar blog, and in every college paper, psychometricians, editors, and English professors break out the brightest red ink and go to town on the violations of "apples to apples, oranges to oranges." In order to get ready for the SAT (and college, the GMAT, or the workplace), you have to make sure you look for any comparisons that are created and always apply the rule.
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Remembering this one rule will make your life (SAT life that is) much easier. If you spot a comparison word (than, like, similar to, etc), make sure you immediately pull out the two parts of the comparison. In the incorrect sentence above, that would be "my SAT score" and "on the ACT" and ignore any fluff between the two (the modifying phrase "which …percentile" didn't impact the comparison at all, it just made it harder to spot the comparison). Mastering this rule can get you big points on your SAT. On the last 8 SAT Writing tests released, anywhere from 3 – 7 questions have involved comparisons. That means this one rule could account for up to 50 points of your Writing score!
Now that you know the rule, click here to head over to College Board and give that question the old college try!
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BIG EAST FB: UConn beats South Florida 19-16 for BCS bowl berth
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) – Dave Teggart had four field goals, including a career-long 52-yarder with 17 seconds to play, as Connecticut clinched the Big East's automatic Bowl Championship Series berth Saturday night with a 19-16 win over South Florida.
Lawrence Wilson had an interception return for a touchdown and Teggart kicked three field goals, including one from 50 yards early in the fourth, to put Connecticut (8-4, 5-2) up 16-6.
Two plays after South Florida linebacker Sam Barrington recovered a fumble by Jordan Todman at the UConn 30, Bobby Eveld pulled the Bulls within 16-13 on a 28-yard TD pass to Dontavia Bogin 6 1/2 minutes into the fourth.
Maikon Bonani knotted it at 16 on his 22-yard kick with 1:16 left to complete an 11-play, 74-yard drive.
UConn, which won five straight conference games after starting 0-2 in league play, went 2-4 on the road this year. Todman, who came in averaging 148.1 yards rushing a game this season, picked up 93 yards on 33 carries.
Eveld started for South Florida (7-5, 3-4) in place of B.J. Daniels, who hurt his right leg during a 23-20 overtime win on Nov. 27 at Miami. The freshman went 22 for 41 for 195 yards, with a touchdown pass and three interceptions.
Daniels has a combined 13 passing and rushing touchdowns this season.
South Florida took a 3-0 lead on its first possession when Bonani made a 42-yard field goal. Teggart tied it at 3 on his 40-yard field goal nine minutes into the game.
The Huskies went up 10-3 when Wilson returned a deflected pass 55 yards for a touchdown with 1:11 left in the second. It came one play after South Florida's Jon Lejiste stopped a UConn drive with an interception at the South Florida 7.
Teggart extended the Huskies' advantage to 13-3 with a 22-yard field goal midway through the third. Bonani cut the Bulls' deficit to 13-6 late in the third on his successful kick from 38 yards out.
South Florida lost for the second time in its last six games.
Bulls coach Skip Holtz coached at Connecticut from 1994-98, when the Huskies were an NCAA Division I-AA program with plans to go to Division I.


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Classic Ford Mustang Pedals - How-To Replace a Clutch and Brake Pedal Assembly
The clutch and brake pedal assembly on early Mustangs can wear out. Here's how to replace it.
Several readers have written over the past year or two wondering how to replace a manual transmission clutch spring in a vintage Mustang. While it's a fairly esoteric subject, we still wanted to investigate the issue. In the meantime, we ran across a car that needed a complete pedal-assembly replacement, which in turn also gave us the chance to examine the issue of where the clutch spring is and what needs to be done to get to it.
The result is we're killing two birds with one stone. That is, we're doing quite a bit more than originally intended, which we hope will be more helpful than if we replaced only a clutch-pedal return spring.
The main problem we've seen on some vintage Mustangs is the way the pedals hang in the footwell. They're slanted at the wrong angle, and clutch-pedal effort is much harder than it should be. We knew that in the case of our subject car, the situation would grow worse every time the clutch was used, since it was already grinding.
On vintage Mustangs, the clutch and brake pedal operation and design is pretty much the same, so the problem on this '69 Mustang isn't confined to any model year. The issue is more related to how much the car has been driven and for how long maintenance of the clutch linkage has been overlooked. After 37 years of service, this car's pedal assembly needed serious help, so we decided to show how the entire assembly is configured, at the same time illustrating the clutch-spring location if its replacement is necessary.


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Scenes from the Brooklyn Ice Cream Takedown 2012
Following up on last year's ice cream takedown, this year's event was bigger and better than ever. Nearly 30 amateur churners competed tooth-and-nail for eternal glory, honor, and, er, an ice cream maker.
Organized by Matt Timms, the Takedown proclaims itself to be "America's most important food competition." Anyone can enter, and prizes are taken home by the top three judges pick's and top three people's choice. This years judges hailed from Il Laboratorio del Gelato, Blue Marble, Dreamscoops, and Adirondack.
The flavors were as creative as ever, ranging from 'master cleanse' to cotton candy, blueberry pancake, and mojito.
The Winners
The following contestants all walked away with their very own Cuisinart ice cream makers, ice cream scoops, microplane graters, and a lifetime of bragging rights:
Judges' Picks
3rd: Christmas in July (aka coquito, aka Puerto Rican egg nog)
2nd: Jersey Corn + Cardamon
1st: Susan Palmer, Belgian Supreme (Belgian ale with Belgian cookies and Belgian chocolate)
People's Choice
4th: Susan Caprio, Sugar Mama Nut Cracker
3rd: Susan Palmer, Belgian Supreme
2nd: Julie Barnard, The Gun Show
1st: Jill Strominger, Sundae Fundae (mojito)
You can check back at the Takedowns blog, where Matt promises to post the recipes soon.
Click though the slideshow to take a peek at what was there, including some victory dances.
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17 April 1743. Ms. Letter to Joshua Sharpe, 13 lines, with integral address.
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Beat the Streak Report: Thursday, May 19
Nobody likes rooting for a tie game in the late innings, but extra frames — and the extra at-bats that come with them — have saved many a Streaker over the last decade.
The Yankees and Orioles played 15 last night, and everyone who's anyone* converted on at least one of their six-plus trips to the dish. Cano, Granderson, Adam Jones, Vlad … the list goes on. Of course, most of you were too intimidated by Bartolo Colon (partying like it's 2005) and Zach Britton (partying like it's 2015) to cash in on one of the 27 base knocks in this one.
It's too bad, especially on a low-scoring night when only one your top-8 most trustworthy players — Joey Votto (partying in the USA) — actually delivered the Dominos. We really feel for you guys. And by "really feel for" we mean "are quietly snickering at." Wait, who said that? Rude!
*Note: Nick Swisher, J.J. Hardy and Mark Reynolds rolled up for a night of fist-pumping at Club Anyone but were na-na'd by the bouncer due to weak hit/at-bat ratios and Swisher's history of poor hair decisions.
Thursday's picks:
(Make a BTS pick)
Oh, hello there …
Michael Young: .714 (5-for-7) since '06 vs. Royals starter Luke Hochevar
Ben Zobrist: .467 (7-for-15) since '06 vs. Blue Jays starter Ricky Romero
Buster Posey: .421 (8-for-19) since '06 vs. Dodgers starter Chad Billinglsey
Paul Konerko: .462 (6-for-13) since '06 vs. Indians starter Fausto Carmona
Hunter Pence: .462 (6-for-13) since '06 vs. Cardinals starter Kyle McClellan
Stephen Drew: .500 (5-for-10) since '06 vs. Braves starter Jair Jurrjens
Erick Aybar: .455 (5-for-11) since '06 vs. Mariners starter Doug Fister
Feeling kinda spicy?
Corey Hart: .391 (9-for-23) since '06 vs. Padres starter Aaron Harang
You'll thank me later …
Vladimir Guerrero: .083 (1-for-12) since '06 vs. Yankees starter CC Sabathia
Travis Hafner: .091 (1-for-11) since '06 vs. White Sox starter Gavin Floyd
Mark Teixeira: .056 (1-for-18) since '06 vs. Orioles starter Jeremy Guthrie
Jose Bautista: .111 (1-for-9) since '06 vs. Rays starter Wade Davis
Leaderboard time!
Buddycrise enjoyed a 1-for-4 day by Marty Prado, creeping to within one game of our season leader. Jngmz733's reign atop the standings has been long and memorable — especially the "0-for-0 No Selection" yesterday — but we could witness the passing of a very small torch this evening.
Top MLB streakers
Ramon Hernandez: 11 games
Jason Bartlett: 10 games
Austin Jackson: 10 games
Martin Prado: 10 games
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Anyone notice the new "Season Stats" sub-menu on your "Results" navigation button once logged in? I think they are still playing with it, but I can't figure it out right now. For example, it says …
a. Under the summary, my streak rate is 63% for past 10 days. Should be 100% since I'm on a 10-game streak.
b. Under my Top Streaks section, it shows I had a 4-gamer ended May 13th; obviously wrong since that was 6 days ago & I've got a 10-gamer.
c. Under the top choices section I've no clue what that is. Maybe it shows my picks over the past 3 years? Otherwise, there are players in there I've never picked this year.
Maybe I hit those result way too soon. After refreshing it several times, the stats are changing each refresh; getting closer to correct.
I don't have a Season Stats sub-menu. For me, Results includes only My Results and Trophy Room.
Make sure you are accessing the 2011 bts not the 2010. The 2010 version had the trophy room has site has primarily a blue background whereas the 2011 is primarily green. Check the year in your URL
lol, if he was in the 2010 BTS, how could he make his picks?
It still works believe it or not. Change 2011 in your URL to 2010 to check it out.
Yep, that was the issue. Thanks. I had to refresh once to see the correct numbers. It's amazing that I've picked 32 different players so far!
Wow, you can pick players from back to 2007!
Top o tha morning all. Early lock today with Cin/Pit starting at 1035edt. That's where my pick is coming from. GL to all today.
Correction. 1235edt. 1035 my time.
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Thursday's Top Picks of the current Top2500,
153 Batters picked overall
Batter, Times Picked, Percentage
Michael Young 381 15.39
Joey Votto 243 9.82
Robinson Cano 235 9.49 (1rst)
Brandon Philips 177 7.15 GOOD
Carlos Gonzalez 79 3.19
Matt Holliday 77 3.11
Ryan Braun 75 3.03
Starlin Castro 57 2.3
Gaby Sanchez 54 2.18
Prince Fielder 51 2.06
Jose Reyes 35 1.41 (2nd)
No Selection 32 1.29
Ramon Hernandez 8 0.32 (3rd)
Highest "No Selection" 😛 pg# 1 with streak of 21 back to zero.
Yesterday's Top2500 Reset rate was 45.84% with POLANCO reseting the most.
There was also 11.44% PPD due to players not playing. These streakers do not reset, but did not increase either.
Got Pinched OR 1 AB Wonders
TOP2500 saved or reset by PHA (going to include any pinch hitters and/or double switch, 1 AB or More)
S Victorino PHI146 SAC BUNT (no effect) highest was 20 gamer
A Ramirez CWS1 DEF SWITCH, 10 gamer
B Gardner NYY, RESET 2, 10, 9 gamers
L Nix WASH, RESET 1, was 9 gamer
R Johnson CHC, RESET 1, was 9 gamer
C Rasmus STL, RESET 1, was 9 gamer
M LaPorta CLE, RESET 1 was 9 gamer
J Baker CHC, RESET 1 was 9 gamer
Bloggers Group Top2500
UserName, Streak, Page#, Rank, Pick
LaVolpe, 10, pg 38, 840, J Reyes (PICKED X)
ihavebestdogever, 10, pg 36, 840, R Braun (PICKEDX)
Bloggers Reset Yesterday
GL to all
Again I MAY have picked the wrong player. Game's not over yet though.
You still have 1 more AB for sure, another AB will require some team hitting. All it takes is just 1 though. I'm starting to feel a bit uncomfortable with my pick; though I have at least 2 ABs left.
Well GL with whomever you picked!
Needs a miracle to get my batter to the plate again!
And with my pick's team leading by 1 at home, he is intentionally walked in 7th (0-3). My flirtation with a double digit streak is a short-lived one unless extras.
I'm gonna need at least 3 hits before my batter and no double plays.
Reyes? I had him and changed it.
Now you need just 1 extra hitter to reach base. Yep, Reyes. Liked everything about his chances today. Just got him on a bad day; but that can be said for all resets pretty much.
Yep. I picked Ramon Hernandez. His numbers looked phenomenal too.
One hit gets Ramon another crack.
Need a run from Wash to get Jose another bat. How bout Werth hitting a HR for me in HRBTS. GL to both of you.
Another thing that irks me when during a reset when picking a home team player: due up in 9th, but 9th isn't played. Guess I still have a slight chance at hoping WSH scores in top of their 9th, else onto interleague weekend with no pressure 😉
Today definitely wasn't my day. My secondary pick also just went 0-fer (G.Sanchez).
Phewwwwww!!! Votto-bot comes through in the 8th to move me to tomorrow.
Votto got me to four today — my third-best streak of the year. I'm 4-0 picking Votto.
Well Ramon got that extra bat but unfortunately lined out to end the game.
Wash with runner on 3rd and 2outs. Only hood thing that would come from Reyes not getting another bat is the guy in 2nd place took him.
Yep, btwn Reyes & Hernandez, 4 from the 1st page drop, including 2nd & 3rd place
A hit today would have brought me to within one of my season high. No pressure for the weekend now.
Derek Lee now officially on DL per rotoworld. and still avail to pick in bts.
or if you want Curtis Dickerson(NYY) listed as out indefinetly (head inj) but not on DL.
Michael Young not in starting lineup. Not injured either so pinch hit is still a possibility.
A Rod walked 😦
Posada now has a hit making A Rod the only O fer in the lineup. 😦
A Rod PH for making him the only #### O fer on the entire team. Ever since I lost my 15 I can't even reach 2. 😦 😦 😦 😦 😦
line drive single by Corey Hart in the 5th inning restarts my streak at 1!
I am sooo MAD I caved under pressure to use a "name" pick yesterday with Ellsbury, instead of going with Callaspo or Joyce.
I would be at 10 now, instead of 1!


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In the first match of the night, the Galaxy Under-15 side defeated the Chivas U-15s 2-1. Chivas would strike back in the second game as LA's front office staff fell 3-2 to the Chivas counterparts. But the joy was short lived for the Rojiblancos side as the Galaxy's LA Riot Squad scored a 2-0 victory over the Black Army 1850.
Finally in the nightcap, Chivas' Union Ultras defeated the Angel City Brigade by the score of 3-1. There is could be silver lining to the ACB defeat for Galaxy fans however, as the first team is currently undefeated when Union Ultras win the BarraClásico.
Fun and games aside, thoughts and prayers go out to longtime US International Claudio Reyna, who lost his son Jack after a long bout with cancer. A true US Soccer legend, Reyna needs your support in his families' time of need.
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I bought a jar of Nutella a couple of weeks back since I wanted to try out a few Nutella recipes that I'd bookmarked.
Gattina has a recipe for a fantastic dessert that makes use of ricotta cheese and Nutella and it is as delicious as it is simple. I'd no idea that ricotta worked well in desserts since I'd only used it in savory dishes before.
(For approximately 15 phyllo cups)
¾ cup ricotta cheese
3 Tbsp Nutella
1 tsp cocoa powder
A pinch of salt
Phyllo cups (I used the pre-made small shells from the store)
For garnishing the cups:
Chocolate shavings
Coconut flakes
In a bowl, beat the ricotta cheese until smooth. Add the cocoa powder, salt and Nutella and mix well. Chill, spoon into phyllo cups, garnish, and serve.
I thought that the ricotta and Nutella combination was unique and it made for a creamy and luscious dessert. Thanks for the inspiration, Gattina!
Friday, March 13, 2009
Ricotta and Nutella Phyllo Shells
Cooked by TBC on Friday, March 13, 2009
Labels: desserts, Nutella, Phyllo, Ricotta cheese
33 Burps:
- Raaga said...
I have phyllo pastry at home... and 2 tubs of ricotta... just need to get the nutella :-) this seems so doable :) I have got to try.
- March 13, 2009 at 12:53 AM
- amna said...
That looks so delicious! Your pics are looking better by the post :) awesome!
- March 13, 2009 at 12:59 AM
- Finla said...
I can imagine crunching to these beauties.
- March 13, 2009 at 5:01 AM
- lubnakarim06 said...
Wow luscious and tempting...I too have a bottle waiting in my pantry...But getting those shells here is difficult i think...Still thinking what to make with nutella...
- March 13, 2009 at 6:38 AM
- Asha said...
Gattina has a treasure trove of desserts, doesn't she? I am scared even to try her's because I can't match her caliber! These look so good and easy too, love your photos as well. Enjoy! :)
- March 13, 2009 at 8:34 AM
- Laavanya said...
We are big nutella fans at home... i've not tasted with ricotta before - sounds cream and super delicious. Very elegant too with the phyllo shells.
- March 13, 2009 at 9:16 AM
- Vani said...
Oh, that looks so good, TBC!
- March 13, 2009 at 10:57 AM
- Purnima said...
TBC, thats a lovely one!!! Looks very scrumptious!
- March 13, 2009 at 12:54 PM
- Anonymous said...
not fair TBC....not fair to just post the picture and recipe.. send some across. they look very very tempting and irresistible. yummmmmmmy
- March 13, 2009 at 1:02 PM
- Unknown said...
Its lip-smacking delicious..Yum yum!
- March 13, 2009 at 1:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
I love this idea - looks and sounds delicious!
- March 13, 2009 at 4:34 PM
- A_and_N said...
Burp? I am HUNGRY! I could live off Nutella. Such a gorgeous pic too :)
- March 13, 2009 at 4:49 PM
- Lisa Turner said...
Wow! I love ricotta in everything. Lately I've been using it in scrambled eggs.
- March 14, 2009 at 1:10 PM
- Raks said...
great picture TBC!!Sounds great too!
- March 15, 2009 at 12:40 AM
- Snooky doodle said...
ohh these must be so so good :) i m mad about nutella :)
- March 15, 2009 at 4:10 AM
- purplesque said...
What do I have to do to get one of these?
- March 15, 2009 at 1:20 PM
- Unknown said...
Those look so good!
- March 15, 2009 at 4:11 PM
- Uma said...
yummy shells! looks mouth-watering with that filling.
- March 16, 2009 at 12:27 AM
- Varsha Vipins said...
Love love love Nutella's..the pics has left me craving..!!
- March 16, 2009 at 1:00 AM
- Ranjani said...
They look delightfully sinful!!
Great pics as usual:)
- March 16, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- SJ said...
Ohh that looks delicious!
- March 16, 2009 at 10:09 AM
- TBC said...
Raaga- and it is! You just need to make your cups. :)
Nags and Happy Cook- thank you! :D
Kitchen Flavors- you could just eat it straight out of the jar. I finished more than half my Nutella just having a spoonful or two after dinner.:D It tastes just great even without the cups.
Asha- she sure does. I have bookmarked a couple of simple ones. Thank you.:)
Laavanya- thank you.:D It tastes just as good even without the shells but the shells do lend a nice crunch to every bite.
Vani, Purnima, Mahimaa, Madhumathi and Farida- thank you very much.:)
A & N- Me too! :D
Lisa- oooh, now there's an idea! I'll keep that in mind for next time.:)
Raks- thank you! :)
Snooky doodle- ah, another Nutella lover...:D
Purplesque- thanks! :D
Kevin, Uma, Varsha and Ranjani- thank you! :)
SJ- I believe it's your first time here... welcome! :) Thank you.
- March 16, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- sra said...
*Disgustingly fulfilled burp just on seeing the pix*
- March 16, 2009 at 4:31 PM
- Anonymous said...
I love nutella! I can have it just plain. The dish looks superb!
- March 17, 2009 at 10:20 PM
- TBC said...
Sra- thanks. :D
Homecooked- thank you.:)
That's what I did too with most of the Nutella. I only had enough to make this.:)
- March 17, 2009 at 10:42 PM
- Anonymous said...
mmm,can I grab one from across the screen :p
So tempting....
- March 18, 2009 at 2:32 AM
- Anonymous said...
Nutella is my favorite too. With ricotta it's the other way round for me. I had tried it in sweet dishes but not in savory until recently. It's very easy to make and looks very cute too.
You should also try kalakand using ricotta, it's so good. Just boil milk, add ricotta and sugar and keep stirring until it solidifies a little and pour it on a greased plate. Cut it after it cools.
- March 19, 2009 at 1:48 PM
- Anonymous said...
Thanks for stopping by:-)
That is one lovely cup! my jar(s) of nutella is almost gone gone.. i get mine from costco! this looks like a great bite size thing.. i think even my kids will love.
- March 20, 2009 at 12:28 PM
- TBC said...
Nimmy - thanks.:)
Madhuram- I usually use ricotta (in savory dishes) to make pasta sauce. It gives the sauce a nice creamy texture.
Kalakand uses a lot of milk, right? I'm not too crazy about milk or milk based sweets.:( But maybe I could try using it to make other sweets...
Soma- and it's good to see you here.:)
- March 21, 2009 at 6:11 PM
- Miri said...
I hate nutella - but this dish is going to tempt even me to try it!
- March 27, 2009 at 1:08 AM
- Sharmi said...
the dessert cups look very beautiful! I too have made similar cups, they are great for parties.
Thanks for trying the plantain subzi! hope you liked it.
- March 27, 2009 at 2:36 PM
- Pooh said...
Growing up, my dad would buy these tiny nutella tubs that had all of two-bites of goop in it. My brother and I would lick it clean everytime! Thanks for bringing back the memory, dear TBC.
- March 31, 2009 at 4:09 PM
- Rumela said...
I like this Gattina recipe. these Ricotta and Nutella Phyllo Shells are sure to taste great and are extremely nutritious as well. I am going to make for the holidays when my kids will be at home. I'll be sure that what they are eating is healthy.
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of trying to bribe a witness in his younger brother's murder trial.
The witness told police Manuel Martinez, 20, offered money if the witness didn't testify against Ruben Martinez, 19. Police said the brothers are documented members of the Denver Heights Bloods street gang and pose a potential threat to the witness.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Oct. 26, 2011) – The U.S. Men's Team became the first squad at the Pan American Games to take a set off Brazil on Wednesday, however it fell to the South Americans, 18-25, 25-17, 25-14, 25-18 in Guadalajara, Mexico.
The U.S. Men (1-2) finish play in Pool B in third place and will face Pool A second-place finisher Argentina (2-1) in Thursday's quarterfinal match, scheduled for 4 p.m. PT. Brazil (3-0) wins Pool B and advances straight to Friday's semifinals. Cuba (3-0) finished first in Pool A.
The U.S. Men got a little help on Wednesday from Puerto Rico, which swept a Canadian team that was no doubt still tired from Tuesday night's marathon match against the United States. Losing in a sweep knocked Canada to fourth place in the pool while Puerto Rico finished in second.
The U.S. was led Wednesday by opposite Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) and middle blocker Nick Vogel (El Cajon, Calif.), who each had nine points. Patak had a team-high eight kills and one ace while Vogel finished with six attacks and a team-high three blocks.
"Brazil plays at a velocity not seen in the university level where most of these players are," U.S. Head Coach John Speraw (Irvine, Calif.) said. "Our middle blockers did a good job and I am pleased with the way Kyle Caldwell is developing as a setter."
Brazil led in kills, 52-38. It led in blocks, 12-5 and it led in aces, 4-2. The U.S. scored 29 point off Brazilian errors while committing only 25.
"It was the first time for us playing a big powerhouse team like Brazil," said U.S. setter Kyle Caldwell (Newport Beach, Calif.). "We passed well and overall played really well. Obviously they got it done in the last three sets, but I thought we did pretty well."
Brazil's Wallace Martins led all scorers with 19 points on 15 kills, two blocks and two aces.
Among other U.S. scorers, middle blocker Matt Rawson (Los Angeles, Calif.) totaled eight points on seven kills and one ace. Outside hitter Tri Bourne (Honolulu, Hawaii) finished with six points on six attacks.
Outside hitter Tony Ciarelli (Huntington Beach, Calif.) scored three points on attacks as did middle blocker Cody Loe (Chatsworth, Calif.).
Middle blocker Scott Slaughter (Newport Beach, Calif.) added two points on two kills as did outside hitter Jordan DuFault (Lakewood, Calif.). Caldwell had two points on two blocks. He was also credited with 17 assists.
Outside hitter Eric Vance (Camarillo, Calif.) scored one points on one kill.
Libero Kirk Francis (Torrance, Calif.) led the team in digs with six and in receptions with 10. Ciarelli finished with nine receptions.
Speraw started Ciarelli and Vance at outside hitter, Vogel and Rawson at middle blocker, Patak at opposite, Caldwell at setter and Francis at libero.
Bourne started the third and fourth sets for Vance. DuFault started the fourth set for Ciarelli. Loe started the fourth set for Rawson. Slaughter and outside hitter Matt Stork (Topanga, Calif.) both played as substitutes.
U.S. Men's Pan American Games Team
No Name (Position, Height, Hometown, College)
2 Tony Ciarelli (OH, 6-6, Huntington Beach, Calif., USC)
3 Evan Patak (Opp, 6-8, Pleasanton, Calif., UC Santa Barbara)
5 Eric Vance (OH, 6-4, Camarillo, Calif., Cal State Northridge)
6 Nick Vogel (MB, 6-9, El Cajon, Calif., UCLA)
8 Kyle Caldwell (S, 6-9, Newport Beach, Calif., UCLA)
9 Scott Slaughter (MB, 6-7, Newport Beach, Calif., UCSB)
10 Matt Rawson (MB, 6-7, Los Angeles, Calif., Hawaii)
11 Matt Stork (OH, 6-5, Topanga, Calif., Cal State Northridge)
12 Kirk Francis (L, 5-11, Torrance, Calif., Long Beach State)
14 Cody Loe (MB, 6-8, Chatsworth, Calif., Cal State Northridge)
15 Jordan DuFault (OH, 6-4, Lakewood, Calif., UC Irvine)
16 Tri Bourne (OH, 6-5, Honolulu, Hawai'i, USC, Aloha)
Head Coach: John Speraw (UC Irvine)
Team Manager: Chris Jackson (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Assistant Coach: Jeff Nygaard (USC)
Therapist/Trainer: Charlie Sullivan (Springfield College)
Athletic Trainer: Aimee Miyazawa
Schedule and Results (All Times PT)
Group A Standings
1 Cuba (3-0) 13 points
2 Argentina (2-1) 8 points
3 Mexico (1-2) 6 points
4 Venezuela (0-3) 3 points
Group A Results
Oct. 24: Cuba def. Argentina 25-22, 18-25, 24-26, 25-18, 15-13
Oct. 24: Mexico def. Venezuela 25-23, 25-20, 26-28, 25-21
Oct. 25: Cuba def. Venezuela 25-20, 25-21, 25-17
Oct. 25: Argentina def. Mexico 25-23, 25-23, 25-27, 21-25, 15-10
Oct. 26: Argentina def. Venezuela 25-23, 21-25, 29-27, 23-25, 18-16
Oct. 26: Cuba def. Mexico 25-18, 25-21, 25-23
Group B Standings
1 Brazil (3-0) 14 points
2 Puerto Rico (1-2) 7 points
3 USA (1-2) 6 points
4 Canada (1-2) 3 points
Group B Results
Oct. 24: USA def. Puerto Rico 22-25, 25-19, 20-25, 25-16, 15-13
Oct. 24: Brazil def. Canada 25-17, 25-13, 25-13
Oct. 25: Brazil def. Puerto Rico 25-22 25-14 25-18
Oct. 25: Canada def. USA 21-25, 25-23, 37-39, 35-33, 15-12
Oct. 26: Puerto Rico def. Canada 25-22, 25-17, 25-23
Oct. 26: Brazil def. USA 18-25, 25-17, 25-14, 25-18
Oct. 27 at 4 p.m.: Argentina vs. USA
Oct. 27 at 6 p.m.: Puerto Rico vs. Mexico
Classification 5-8
Oct. 28 at 10 a.m.: A 4th vs. Quarterfinal loser
Oct. 28 at 5 p.m.: B 4th vs. Quarterfinal loser
Oct. 28 at noon: A winner vs. Quarterfinal winner
Oct. 28 at 3 p.m.: B winner vs. Quarterfinal winner
Oct. 29 at 11 a.m.: Classification 7-8
Oct. 29 at 1 p.m.: Classification 5-6
Oct. 29 at 4 p.m.: Bronze medal match
Oct. 29 at 6 p.m.: Gold medal match
Past U.S. Pan American Games Men's Volleyball Finishes
1955: Gold
1959: Gold
1963: Silver (Brazil gold)
1967: Gold
1971: Silver (Cuba gold)
1975: Fourth (Cuba gold)
1979: Fourth (Cuba gold)
1983: Fourth (Brazil gold)
1987: Gold
1991: Fifth (Cuba gold
1995: Silver (Argentina gold)
1999: Seventh (Cuba gold)
2003: Fourth (Venezuela gold)
2007: Silver (Brazil gold)


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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Cleveland school board voted to cut preschool, spring sports and busing for high school students Tuesday over the howls and boos from residents and teachers who packed the Lincoln-West High School auditorium.
In total, the board made $13.1 million in cuts to comply with the state's requirement to have a balanced budget by Monday, the end of the month.
Board members said they had no choice but to make the cuts because of a decrease in state aid and because of rehiring nearly 300 teachers the district had laid off in the spring.
"Do we have the ability to print money?" Board member Eric Wobser asked. "I don't think we do."
Residents didn't care about the budget numbers district chief Eric Gordon presented. High school athletes complained about losing their sports. Mothers begged the board not to cut preschool while others promoted young children to chant "Save Pre-K."
Others accused the board of not caring about children and ruining the district. Some blamed mayoral control, the city's system of having a board appointed by the mayor instead of an elected one, and asked why Mayor Frank Jackson was not at the meeting.
City Council members Jeffrey Johnson and Kevin Conwell criticized Gordon and the board for making cuts that would hurt the community, then challenged Gordon to come explain the cuts to Council. Gordon agreed.
"We will stand up and fight against these cuts because we do not agree with them," Johnson said, challenging board members to start attending community meetings and interacting with residents. He also accused the board of sitting silently at its meetings "like a funeral up there."
"I have never seen a body responsible for so much do so little," he said.
In a night filled with shouts and insults, the loudest came for a group of Republican state representatives who spoke in support of Issue 2, the measure on statewide ballots next month on restrictions of collective bargaining.
Members of the Cleveland Teachers Union drowned out most of their comments with boos, quieting only at the request of union President David Quolke. But teachers and residents continued shouting as the representatives spoke.
The district is negotiating with CTU for wage concessions to avoid the cuts. Both sides have agreed not to discuss negotiations in public, but have made a few comments in the last few months.
Quolke said before the vote that CTU has offered concessions that would save the district enough money to avoid all $13 million in cuts. He urged the district to accept them and work with the teachers on passing a new school tax.
Gordon and the board did not respond to Quolke's offer before voting.
Both sides have denied a request by The Plain Dealer to see the written offers they have exchanged.
Board member Patricia Crutchfield cast the only vote against the cuts.
Gordon has planned to carry out the cuts in three phases, some starting immediately and others not occurring until spring in the hope that another solution can be found. The cuts likely to bring the most howls -- busing, preschool and sports -- would not start until second semester.
The first phase of cuts will save $5.4 million, according to Gordon, with about half coming from stopping the purchase of new textbooks, other than replacing lost or damaged copies. Another $1.7 million would come from not filling some open administrative positions and nearly $70,000 from purchasing all supplies from a single vendor, instead of using several local businesses.
The second phase, some of which starts next week and some on Dec. 1, saves $262,000 by providing fewer meal choices; $419,000 by cutting extracurricular activities; $313,000 by cleaning schools every other day instead of daily; and $888,000 by reducing security personnel.
The third phase would occur Jan. 20 at the start of second semester. The district would save $727,000 by reducing the number of principals and assistant principals and $2,447,000 from eliminating summer school. Another $741,000 would be cut from eliminating preschool and $568,000 from eliminating spring sports, other than baseball and softball which are paid for by the Cleveland Indians.


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Might be useful to take a browse through his website as it will give you an idea as to the way fundies think.
The subjuct of last night's programme was "end times prophecy" and much of the sentiment was very anti-EU. Franklin quite heavily promotes UKIP and denies global warming (which he describes as a scam). His ideas are commonplace in NI. I'm not sure how widespread this view is within the church in the rest of the UK. Very soon there's going to be a one world government, the anti-christ will emerge from the EU, and we will all have "micro-chips" implanted (the mark of the beast). He appears to be a YEC:
Incidentally, if evolutionists think that it takes millions of years for geological layers to be laid down (as I was wrongly taught at college) , go to Mount St Helens in Washington State. Pat and I have been there. You will see that many layers of sediment were laid down, looking exactly like those that people claim are "millions of years old" - and yet were laid down in 24 hours. Fact.
Has it ever occurred to sceptics as odd that on mountain tops there are sea shells and ocean debris? You can often find fossils of sea creatures high up on rock faces. I have collected such fossils.
Could Noah's Ark really hold all the animals that were supposed to be preserved from Flood?
A growing number of scientists believe that geological evidence indicates our world has undergone a catastrophic flood. This is causing them to question whether or not the biblical account of Noah's ark could be true. Many people are rereading the Biblical description of the Ark to ascertain the feasibility of such a vessel to fulfill its designated purpose in light of present day knowledge of both zoology and our present day knowledge of shipbuilding.
Evolution Is Impossible
Evolution is biologically impossible
Evolution is mathematically impossible
Many scientific reasons Evolution is not why we are here and The earth is only 6,000 years old
He also claims the KT boundry is evidence of the flood:
There was indeed an extinction event and it did wipe out most plant and animal species. This event was worldwide and left solid evidence behind – e.g. the K-T Boundary, a global phenomenon. This event is recorded in the Bible in the Book of Genesis, the book of beginnings. It was a judgement of God.
Another UK YEC to keep an eye on, especially since he seems to be actively involved in politics
Also appearing with him was Bob Mitchell. Can't seem to access Mitchell's blog.


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This article discusses printing web pages in Firefox. For a tutorial on how to use Firefox's printing features, read below.
- For troubleshooting printing problems, see Fix printing problems in Firefox.
Table of Contents
Printing a web page
- Click the menu button
and then click
- In the Print Preview window that opens, adjust settings for what you're about to print, if necessary. See Print window settings below for information on what settings can be changed.
- Click to start printing.
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- Select Portrait for most documents and web pages.
- Select Landscape for very wide pages and images.
Simplify Page
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Printer section:
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Print range section: Lets you specific which pages of the current web page are printed:
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Note: The following settings are saved as Firefox preferences on a per-printer basis.
Changing the page setup
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- Select Landscape for very wide pages and images.
- Scale: To try to make the web page fit on fewer sheets of printer paper, you can adjust the scale. Shrink to fit automatically adjusts the scale.
- Options: Select Print Background (colors & images) to have Firefox print backgrounds for web pages. Otherwise, Firefox leaves page backgrounds white.
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A stroll into Eben Ezer Lutheran Care Center's Activity Room proved a unique experience for many at the center recently as a sudden transformation saw the room filled with surgical gloves, scalpels and students donning blue scrubs as they prepared to take on a hands-on experience in anatomy.
The seven-day adventure gave 23 area middle school students the opportunity to explore anatomy through hands-on training and the dissection of swine organs such as spleens, lungs, hearts and even eyeballs that were donated by Brush Locker.
On the heels of the success that followed last year's first-ever Body Shop program that enticed future surgeons throughout Morgan County to experience first-hand dissections and anatomy, organizers at Brush's Eben Ezer Lutheran Care Center brought the program back for a second year.
Help came from the Dahms-Talton Foundation, Eben Ezer CEO Shelly Griffith, program organizer Lori Jarrell and CU Health and Sciences Center nursing graduate Michael Dunkle, who resides in Golden but returned for this second annual edition to help incite the spark of intrigue that last year's students so craved.
The science enrichment program was developed to promote interest in the field of health are for future education and careers, and this year invited students from all Morgan County schools, including home-schooled students, to apply.
In all, 23 students were accepted into the 2013 program.
"This program is so young that we may change it up just based on what we find from the needs and wants of students giving us feedback," said organizer Lori Jarrell.
"The Body Shop is a living thing," said instructor Michael Dunkle, who literally lived at the campus of Eben Ezer during the program. "It changes. Even this year alone we've added more guest speakers, more interactive features such as the visit students made to East Morgan County Hospital and even our lessons plans are designed around what we learned last year."
Feedback that many of the rising eighth and ninth graders from the county gave during the sessions included continuing the program for high school sophomores and up and the possibility of earning course credit for attending.
Jarrell also noted of the ages of the students accepted that they serve to represent a very impressionable age, where future careers, goals and dreams are being seeded.
The energy of this year's crop of future health care professionals was also inspiring to many who wandered in to view the course and with a bigger and more diverse selection of students who vary in socio-economic and religious diversity, the sentiment rang very true.
For a few students who hail originally from Somalia, the chance to take part in the program proved the chance of a lifetime, but the use of swine nearly caused problems for their Islamic-based faith. However, once these students took the issue up with their local religious leader, it was deemed a worthy effort and the students were allowed to attend as long as they double-gloved their hands.
Students heard from guest speaker Marilyn Ford, Eben Ezer registered nurse, about infection control and from Eben Ezer Registered Dietician Teresa O'Clair before taking scalpels to spleens.
Students walked to Brush's East Morgan County Hospital for first-hand accounts from nurses, doctors and professionals while visiting such sites as the hospital's operating rooms, lab, ultrasound and respiratory therapy. That day brought lungs for students to dissect.
Don Enninga, EMT and MCC instructor, and Eben Ezer Director of Rehabilitation Yolanda Azimi addressed the students. Dissections had students delve into the anatomy of the heart.
Also speaking were Morgan County Coroner Don Heer on forensic science and from Zoey Loomis O.D. of the Kiowa Eye Center before students took on dissection of the eye.
Students also had the opportunity to delve into other organs such as kidneys, stomachs and livers and concluded with Body Shop Jeopardy, career exploration and an official shop graduation complete with cake and certificates.
The program would never have made it to Brush without the help of Alan Dahms and Pollard Talton-Dahms of the Dahms-Talton Private Foundation, along with their trustees attorney Edward Zorn and accountant William C. Anderson. The foundation's mission statement includes supporting the health care education, expanded economic development and enhancement of the quality of life in Morgan County.
"We are just so happy this is so successful," said Pollard Talton-Dahms during a visit to the program at Eben Ezer. "And the best part is seeing these kids so engrossed in what they're doing."
"The experience can be life-changing," said Alan Dahms. "Even if these students decide they don't want to pursue a career in health care, it opens up the door and helps them explore their options. It is very inspiring."
For more information about the Body Shop, contact Lori Jarrell at Eben Ezer, (970) 842-2861.


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The Nordic countries have long been at the forefront of social change. Their fresh approach to parenting and education puts young people's rights on the agenda. Their investment in sustainable energy sets inspiring benchmarks, and women in the Nordic countries are achieving a better quality of life by changing the structures of society.
Over one year, Southbank Centre invites you to look more closely at what's happening in Nordic art and culture. Find out more about sustainable food and communal singing, hygge and saunas, paternity leave and the struggle for gender equality.
There's music, dance, theatre, literature, spoken word, visual art, design, fashion and food from the Nordic countries to explore throughout our festivals in 2017. You can also join us for talks and debates about what the Nordic countries are doing right, and the challenges they still face.
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Journey with us into the heart of Nordic culture through their food and drink, and speak to Nordic traders about their culinary heritage.
Taste authentic Nordic street food, drinks and produce, as we host a variety of traders from across London's Nordic community.
What's Nordic food all about?
Sustainability & seasonality
Produced with care and reflecting the changes in seasons, Nordic cooking uses ingredients particular to their climates, that are farmed sustainably whether on land or in their seas.
Traditions old and new
Local dishes and national food traditions are gaining ground again, but with a new and stronger profile, not only in everyday kitchens but also in school canteens and gourmet restaurants.
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Nordic cuisine seeks to combine the demand for good taste with modern knowledge on healthy living. This includes using fresh regional varieties of fruit and vegetables and combining the best in Nordic culinary traditions with impulses from abroad.