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oh come on...fault is not irrelevant...someone (many) dropped the ball and milions of people, not to mention the environment, suffer. BP should be fined to within an inch of its life, the directors who oversaw this should be jailed and so should the officials with any government body who "partied" with BP instead of observing them. Perhaps hold fire until they fix the problem, but then there should be a full government inquiry into this. How is this any different from Enron or Goldman Sachs, or other cases of criminal misconduct in the corporate world...except for being far worse....?
I believe you will find both Exxon and the utility that ran 3 Mile Island faced criminal sanctions, and there are other examples.
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This shopping cart is sturdy and very easy to put together. I put it together like in 3 minutes. This is my son's favorite shopping cart. The fact that the basket comes off is not a feature my son uses but it does not bother him. He uses it to transport toys from his toy room to other parts of the house. It is always "parked" somewhere near him.
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An enormous tornado ripped through Moore, Okla., Monday, killing more than 20 people including at least seven children inside an elementary school in the storm's path. Schools in Scioto County on Tuesday said they're as prepared as they can be for severe weather.
New Boston Superintendent Mike Staggs said their new Pre-K-through-12 building, which opened in November, is so safe, he would feel more safe there than in his own home. In the event of a tornado, Staggs said, students at New Boston crouch against the walls in the collaboration-spaces between the classrooms. At the center of the building, he said, the students are away from the windows and protected by an 8-inch thick insulated concrete form (ICF) and three-times the required amount of steel rebar.
"The contractor that won the bid for the ICFs has built a lot of these buildings. He built some in Louisiana after Katrina," Staggs said. "I asked him if this building would withstand Katrina, and he just sort of chuckled…he said this building would withstand an F5 tornado."
Staggs said students and teachers at New Boston are very prepared for a tornado.
"We train for it every year and our kids know the drill. I'm very confident that our building would withstand just about anything. Not only tornadoes, but earthquakes. I'm very, very comfortable with our building because of the massive structure they've built," Staggs said.
Washington-Nile Superintendent Jeff Stricklett agrees that his school is also prepared for a tornado, but said it would be difficult to prepare for a rare storm the size that hit Oklahoma on Monday.
"I feel like we'd be prepared. We have tornado drills, and staff and students take that very seriously," he said, "I feel very, very sorry for the Oklahoma community, but they said the tornado was a mile (wide). I don't what you can do to prepare for a tornado like that."
Asked if he felt like his buildings would stand up to the storm, Stricklett said it would have to depend on the size and path of the storm.
"I would say normally yes, but what happened (Monday) from what I hear is probably the biggest tornado that has touched down. That area too is prone to tornadoes, and they've even said they've had nothing like that ever happen," Stricklett said.
Washington-Nile School participates in four tornado drills every year, he said. Students are taken to a marked safe-zone, away from windows and debris, and crouch down with their hands over their heads. Teachers take attendance to make sure every student is where they should be.
Bloom-Vernon, Valley, and Northwest schools said they're also as prepared as they can be.
Wheelersburg Superintendent Mark Knapp said the nearby Porter Township Fire Department sounds an alarm for severe weather, and several Wheelersburg teachers are EMA-trained weather spotters, watching the skies for the first sign of possible trouble.
"We practice what we call severe weather. So anytime there is an alarm or a warning given, we become more vigilant," Knapp said. "We as prepared as we think we can be."
East High School in Sciotoville is one of the oldest school buildings in Scioto County. Sciotoville Superintendent Rick Bowman said parts of the building are nearly 100 years old. While its advanced age might at first glance seem unsafe, compared to newer facilities in the county, Bowman said it's actually a good thing. During a severe storm, students at East High School move downstairs to the basement — which was originally built as a fallout shelter to withstand much worse than a storm.
"I think as far as protection, I would feel as secure during a storm in our building, in our safe place, as much as I would in new buildings. The way new buildings are constructed these days, they're not built like the old ones," Bowman said. "I think these older buildings…I think there's probably a lot more concrete and a lot more of those kind of materials in those buildings, just because that's the way they did things."
Students at Sciotoville Elementary Academy are in a much different situation, however. Elementary classes are held in modular trailers next to Sciotoville Christian Church. Bowman said students are quickly moved into the church basement across the street at the first sign of a tornado warning.
But even schools know there is only so much you can do against Mother Nature.
"Those folks (in Oklahoma) appeared prepared, but their buildings were no match for the storm. Even though I'm sure there will be some things come up about how people could have done more, because that's the way we always do things, I think probably we're going to find that they were well prepared 14 or 15 minutes in advance," Bowman said.
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Shrinking Steve Jobs Back to Human ScaleUnbeknownst to me (I had to be told), Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) has enjoyed an incredible rise on Wall Street, briefly reaching a valuation of $600 billion and a stock price above $600. A lot of factors contributed to this phenomenon, foremost among which is consumer passion for Apple's line of iProducts. However, since Apple cracked the $600 billion barrier in early April, the numbers have slipped. As I write, Apple is worth a still rather awesome $544 billion. Stock is selling around $582. Time to panic? Hardly. Wise analysts are treating those spectacular April Fool's numbers as a sort of bubble; a market-wide infatuation once described by former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan as "irrational exuberance." Indeed, even at $570 a share, Apple stock might be -- in a rational market -- overvalued. It could also be undervalued depending upon whom you ask. My view is that all the exuberance and overvaluation attached to Apple cannot be fully explained without adding in the Steve Jobs Factor. Remember that when Jobs died last October, he was uplifted -- by almost universal acclamation -- into a sort of secular saint. Even members of the Occupy Wall Street Movement, who reflexively revile the corporate chiefs of multinational companies, paused at their keyboards to render Jobs his moment of silence. He had, after all, bestowed upon them their laptop Macs, their smartphones, and their own personal music plugged directly into their brains. For a while, the only person I knew who expressed any skepticism about the divinity of Steve Jobs was me. Listening to the barrage of schmaltzy eulogies on both Fox News and MSNBC (usually mortal enemies), I wondered: But isn't this the same Steve Jobs who refused to manufacture his American-invented products in America, but instead outsourced his Macs and iPads to sweatshops in Shenzhen, where workers get pennies per hour, work 12- to 16-hour shifts, and disappear, shattered and disillusioned, at age 24? I also asked, hey, isn't this the Steve Jobs who, after finagling the cheapest labor costs in consumer electronics, charged the highest mark-up in consumer electronics? If Jobs is a saint, I asked rhetorically, who canonized him? The Almighty Dollar? Of course, nobody listens to me. But lately, some misgivings about the mythology of Steve Jobs have popped up elsewhere. Gradually but inexorably, the creator of Apple is shrinking back to human scale. His stock will surely follow. Let's remember that, notwithstanding the beautiful, user-friendly products, Jobs's charisma -- his media-friendly personal style -- was a big "secret" to Apple's success. Now that his Teflon surface has been buried with him, more commentators will feel free to note Apple's record, under Jobs, of anti-unionism, its outsourcing, its hostility to the open-source community. They'll also rediscover Jobs's domineering workstyle, his dearth of compassion, his aloofness, even from his own family, and the egomania that once resulted in the near-collapse of the Apple empire. By all means, fellow analysts, seek out and dissect the many factors that contribute both to Apple's brilliant spring and subsequent slippage -- whenever this becomes more obvious. But do not neglect, in your computations, a cautionary algorithm that has preceded the decline of virtually every empire in history: The King is dead. |
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It didn't help at ALL with childbirth, but it helps with other things.
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Friday, October 9 2009 - Legal Response to 9/11
Once Again, The Will of the Voters Is DeniedOctober 9, 2009 Yesterday afternoon, Justice Edward Lehner of the State Supreme Court rubberstamped Referee Louis Crespo's recommendation that the decision to establish a local commission to investigate the events of September 11th not be put before the voters on November 3rd. After showing interest in weighing both sides' arguments in the hearing, the Judge's short decision gives no indication of having considered the arguments put forth in the Petitioners' memorandum of law, nor any acknowledgement of the need for a new investigation, which the City of New York callously dismissed as "irrelevant". On a dark day for democracy, the patriotic call for answers by hundreds of 9/11 families, first responders and survivors has been stifled, and the will of the people of New York City once again denied. Judge Lehner ruled that modifying the petition to make it "legally permissible" would result in it being "inconsistent with the law sought by the signatories of the Petition" despite the fact that all 80,000 signatories agreed by signing the Petition that "If any provision of this law is held to be unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, the remaining provisions shall be in no manner affected thereby but shall remain in full force and effect." RELATED NEWS COVERAGE
Monday, October 5 2009 - Get Involved
The Hard Evidence Down Under Tour 2009 - Uncovering the Truth of the 9/11 AttacksFour-city Tour Down Under - November, 2009November 14-15 - Sydney ~ November 17 - Melbourne ~ November 19 - Brisbane ~ November 21 - WellingtonUpcoming Sydney Conference to Demonstrate the Three Building Collapses on 9/11 Were a Controlled DemolitionSydney, Australia, September 14, 2009 - Truth Action Australia and 911oz.com will host the international conference The Hard Evidence to critically examine the three building collapses in New York on September 11, 2001. The official explanation of these building collapses 1, 2 and 7 of the World Trade Center Complex have been attributed primarily to fire damage causing a "global collapse" which independent scientific research has found an entirely insufficient explanation. A group of architects and engineers, approaching one thousand members, is demanding a new investigation of these building collapses based on hard physical evidence, witness testimony, video evidence and strict structural analysis using the original blueprints. The one day event will be comprised of two presentations and an expert panel discussion inviting members of the press and public to ask hard technical questions of the relevant experts. The morning lecture will be from experienced Architect Richard Gage AIA representing Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth presenting 9/11: Blueprint for Truth - The Architecture of Destruction. The afternoon presentation will be from Steven Jones Ph.D., presenting research based on his scientific team's recent published findings asking What is Nanothermite, a high-tech explosive material, doing in the dust from WTC building collapses on 9/11? A late afternoon panel discussion will follow, comprised of highly qualified experts including Structural Engineer Paul Mason, Chemist Dr. Frank Legge and Dr. David Leifer, a senior lecturer in architecture at Sydney University. Date: Saturday, November 14th 2009.
Saturday, October 3 2009 - First Responders/Health Effects
Thousands of 9/11 workers can now sue over illnessesSeptember 29, 2009 By MICHAEL AMON Newsday.com
Thousands of sickened 9/11 recovery workers whose legal claims have been barred because of missed deadlines can now join a massive group suing New York City under a law signed by Gov. David A. Paterson, officials said.
Saturday, October 3 2009 - 9/11 Precedents
FBI Claims OKC Bombing Tapes Not Editedby Steven J. DuBord October 1, 2009 TheNewAmerican.com The Federal Bureau of Investigation claims that surveillance tapes of the Oklahoma City bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building on April 19, 1995 have not been edited, despite the fact that all of the more than two dozen tapes released fail mysteriously to show the moments just before the truck bomb exploded. Salt Lake City attorney Jesse Trentadue obtained the tapes through a Freedom of Information Act request as part of his investigation of the bombing. All of the tapes feature blanks just before the bomb went off at 9:02 a.m., but "the interesting thing is they spring back on after 9:02," Trentadue said. "The absence of footage from these crucial time intervals is evidence that there is something there that the FBI doesn't want anybody to see." The Associated Press reported on September 30 that FBI spokesman Paul Bresson told them in an e-mail the Bureau didn't edit the tapes before releasing them. Bresson said the FBI responded to Trentadue's request by turning over 26 videos taken from surveillance cameras in 11 different locations. The agency did not report finding any tapes from the Murrah Building itself.
Wednesday, September 30 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Marc Crispin Miller Speaks at NYC CAN RallyPosted September 30, 2009 by Jon Gold
Wednesday, September 30 2009 - Legal Response to 9/11
Decision On Petition's Legality Expected By End of Week9/29/09 NYCCAN.org Supreme Court Justice Edward Lehner has begun consideration of NYC CAN's motion to reject Referee's Louis Crespo's recommendation that the NYC CAN 9/11 petition not be submitted to the voters on November 3. The petition would ask whether or not there should be an independent New York City investigation into 9/11. Responding to a motion brought by NYC CAN attorney Dennis McMahon, a hearing was held Tuesday September 29 at the New York State Supreme Court, and concluded with the understanding that the Court will likely render a decision on the petition's legality by Friday, October 2. The City's previously assumed deadline of September 30—spurred by the printing deadline for military absentee ballots—was brushed away by Judge Lehner as he suggested the printing of absentee ballots would likely not be ordered on Wednesday, September 30, since runoff elections were being held while the Court was in session. Even if the ballots were ordered on Wednesday, Lehner indicated, this should not prevent the referendum from being put before the vast majority of the electorate who would be voting in New York City.
Tuesday, September 29 2009 - Other Important News
Senior official in Bush domestic propaganda program remains Obama's Pentagon spokesmanSeptember 29th, 2009 by Brad Jacobson RawStory.com A key senior figure in a Bush administration covert Pentagon program, which used retired military analysts to produce positive wartime news coverage, remains in his same position today as a chief Obama Defense Department spokesman and the agency's head of all media operations. In an examination of Pentagon documents the New York Times obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request -- which reporter David Barstow leveraged for his April 2008 Pulitzer Prize-winning expose on the program – Raw Story has found that Bryan Whitman surfaces in over 500 emails and transcripts, revealing the deputy assistant secretary of defense for media operations was both one of the program's senior participants and an active member. Whitman's conspicuous presence in these records is notwithstanding thousands of documented communications the Bush Pentagon released but for which names were redacted and an untold number the prior administration successfully withheld after its two-year legal battle with the Times. Barstow's Times expose revealed a comprehensive, covert Pentagon campaign -- beginning during the lead-up to the Iraq War and continuing through 2008 -- that shaped network military analysts into what internal documents referred to as "message force multipliers" and "surrogates" who could be trusted to parrot Bush administration talking points "in the form of their own opinions." Barstow's reporting also detailed how most of the military analysts, traditionally viewed as authoritative and independent, had ties to defense contractors with a stake in the same war policies they were interpreting daily to the American public.
Tuesday, September 29 2009 - Get Involved
BREAKING: 9/11 Families March on City Hall - NY Supreme Court Hearing 9:30AM Tuesday (9/29)80,000 registered NYC voters have signed a petition so that their voices will be heard via an initiative to be placed on the NYC mayoral ballot in November. In a republic form of government (ours, last I read), the People are "represented" by their elected officials, yes? Yet the City has told these 80,000 people to go to hell, essentially. Of these 80,000 300 people turned out to demand their voices be heard. Apparently, the other 79,700 don't particularly care what form of government is lorded over them... At the same time, a few hundred courageous 20-somethings stood up to the robocop, stormtrooper, nonlethal-weapon wielding, rubber-bullet shooting, 12,000-man strong police state in Pittsburg... Get up, stand up!
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BREAKING: 9/11 Families March on City Hall As City Seeks to Stop Fresh Probe of Attacks from Going on November Ballot; NY Supreme Court Hearing 9:30AM Tuesday Will Determine Fate of Referendum March For Answers 9/27/09 See The March (more below) New York City -- Yesterday, The New York City Coalition for Accountability Now (NYC CAN), a group comprising 9/11 family members, first responders and survivors, led 300 New Yorkers from Battery Park to City Hall in protest of the City's attempt to block the referendum for a fresh probe of the 9/11 attacks from going on the November ballot.Today, the Court ordered litigants to present arguments before Judge Edward Lehner at a hearing scheduled for 9:30AM, Tuesday at the New York Supreme Court, Room 252, 60 Centre Street. On Sunday, 9/11 family member Manny Badillo welcomed the crowd at Battery Park, "Today we are marching peaceably to let the world know that the City of NY is defying the will of the people to have one question on the ballot, the question to have a proper independent investigation to answer 100% of the questions raised by the 9/11 families."
Tuesday, September 29 2009 - Legal Response to 9/11
'Rescue Me' star Daniel Sunjata headlines 9/11 protest march Monday, September 28th, 2009 -- 2:45 pm UPDATE (at bottom): City's law department tells RAW STORY that a new 9/11 investigation is 'not a proper subject to be placed before the voters' ' A lead actor from the popular FX television show "Rescue Me" joined a large group of 9/11 activists and survivors on Sunday in a march from New York City's Battery Park to city hall. During an afternoon rally in the park, Daniel Sunjata, who plays the role of Franco Rivera in the firefighter drama featuring actor Dennis Leary, took the stage with an impassioned call for a new investigation. The march was held to support the NYC CAN coalition, which is currently engaged in a court battle with city hall over the legality of their ballot measure calling for a new 9/11 investigation.
Tuesday, September 29 2009 - Other Important News
And It's Not Only Sibel Edmonds Who Says SoSeptember 28th, 2009 by Philip Giraldi AmConMag.com John M. Cole, a former FBI Counterintelligence and Counterespionage Manager, has publicly confirmed the FBI's decade long investigation of the former State Department Official Marc Grossman. Cole worked for 18 years in the FBI's Counterintelligence Division. According to Cole, as in over one hundred cases involving Israeli espionage activities directed against the US government, the Grossman case was covered up and buried despite mountains of evidence that was collected. Here is the public response from John Cole after the publication of The American Conservative magazine's cover story:
Monday, September 28 2009 - Get Involved
Political Protest is Not Criminal!Outraged by the police/military repression of protest at the G-20 in Pittsburg? Sign this letter of outrage! September 27, 2009
Monday, September 28 2009 - Get Involved
WeAreChange Schools Police on Constitution - Police Brutality in Pittsburgh after the G20
Saturday, September 26 2009 - Legal Response to 9/11
Breaking Legal News from NYC CAN - March in NYC TOMORROW9/11 Widow Jane Pollicino Speaks About Getting Involved With NYC CAN: http://www.youtube.com/bridgeheadproduction __________________________________________ 1 Day Until The Historic MARCH FOR ANSWERS September 27, 2009 2pm Battery Park (State Street) to City Hall List of Speakers: Bob McIlvaine - 9/11 Family Member Manny Badillo - 9/11 Family Member Daniel Sunjata - Star of FOX's "Rescue Me" Eileen Coles - 9/11 Survivor and Whistleblower Major Mike McCormack - 9/11 First Responder Mark Crispin Miller - Professor of Media Studies at NYU *Live Feed of March Likely! Check Website Before March! __________________________________________ Breaking News: Court Referee Recommends Ruling in Favor of City; Rather than waiting until the scheduled decision date of Monday, September
28, Referee Louis Crespo issued his "report and recommendations" on
Friday, September 25, and recommended that the Court rule in favor of the City.
Tuesday, September 22 2009 - Other Important News
Who's Afraid of Sibel Edmonds?The gagged whistleblower goes on the record. By Sibel Edmonds and Philip Giraldi Sibel Edmonds has a story to tell. She went to work as a Turkish and Farsi translator for the FBI five days after 9/11. Part of her job was to translate and transcribe recordings of conversations between suspected Turkish intelligence agents and their American contacts. She was fired from the FBI in April 2002 after she raised concerns that one of the translators in her section was a member of a Turkish organization that was under investigation for bribing senior government officials and members of Congress, drug trafficking, illegal weapons sales, money laundering, and nuclear proliferation. She appealed her termination, but was more alarmed that no effort was being made to address the corruption that she had been monitoring. A Department of Justice inspector general's report called Edmonds's allegations "credible," "serious," and "warrant[ing] a thorough and careful review by the FBI." Ranking Senate Judiciary Committee members Pat Leahy (D-Vt.) and Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) have backed her publicly. "60 Minutes" launched an investigation of her claims and found them believable. No one has ever disproved any of Edmonds's revelations, which she says can be verified by FBI investigative files.
Tuesday, September 22 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
NYC CAN Files Legal Memo Defending Petition's LegalityUPDATE 9/22/09 - Open Letter to Celebrities.
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6 Days And Counting Until The Historic March For Answers - NYC CAN September 27, 2009 2pm Battery Park NYC CAN Files Legal Memo Defending Petition's Legality September 21, 2009 Today the New York City Coalition for Accountability Now (NYC CAN) filed its Memorandum of Law with the New York State Supreme Court, beginning a 6-day countdown until the historic March For Answers to be held on September 27 at 2pm. The march will start at Battery Park and work its way towards Ground Zero, the New York City Clerk and the State Supreme Court, before arriving at City Hall.
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Veteran Pumas prop Rodrigo Roncero is hoping to end his long Test career with a victorious farewell in Saturday's clash with injury-hit Australia in Rosario.
35-year-old Roncero has announced he will retire after the Rugby Championship having been a stalwart in Argentina's side for 14 years.
In a career that has taken him to three Rugby World Cups, including the Pumas' third-place finish in 2007, Roncero has tasted victory over all the Six Nations teams - but to sign off with a win against one of the southern hemisphere giants would be the crowing moment of his 55 Tests.
"I retire content, the Pumas jersey gave me some of the best moments in my life," said Roncero said.
"Looking back, my career has been extremely positive. I played at three World Cups and I managed to play the first Rugby Championship.
"I'm just missing the plum of beating one of the three powers (New Zealand, South Africa and Australia)."
Wallabies coach Robbie Deans knows his inexperienced side face a massive challenge.
"We know that the Pumas will be coming straight at us, and will be looking to profit in the collision in the same way that the Springboks did last week," said Deans.
"We've addressed that, both internally in our discussions, but also with our selection, where we have gone for the players we feel are best suited to that approach."


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A department committee sends a list of projects to the Legislature for final approval. Guice says some projects overspent, and in some cases leftover money went for projects that were not listed.
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Argentina`s Lionel Messi, left, and US Abby Wambach, right, pose with their trophies after winning the World Player of the Year Awards during the FIFA Ballon d'Or Gala 2013 held at the Kongresshaus in Zurich, Switzerland, Monday, Jan. 7, 2013. (AP Photo/Keystone, Walter Bieri) |
ZURICH — Lionel Messi became the first four-time winner of the FIFA Player of the Year award after shattering the world record with 91 goals last year for Barcelona and Argentina.
The 25-year-old won for the fourth straight time, beating Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo and Barcelona teammate Andres Iniesta in voting announced Monday.
Abby Wambach became the first American to win FIFA Women's Player of the Year since Mia Hamm in 2001 and 2002. Pia Sundhage was voted top women's coach after leading Wambach and the U.S. team to the gold medal at last summer's London Olympics.
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Notes from the Vegan Feast Kitchen/ 21st Century Table: The kitchen journal of a vegan food writer...For the 21st century we need to learn to cook for ourselves again, and learning to cook vegan can be a bit intimidating. I'd like to help with that, from my kitchen to yours. (Photo by Scott Hurlbert) I'm now on Facebook and Twitter(see links in sidebar at right).
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This sweet spread is adapted from a recipe by food writer William Woys Weaver. It's a really novel recipe using parsnips, of all things, as the base! That intrigued me, because it sounded a lot more healthful than a sugar/cornstarch mixture (although I do have a recipe for that type of vegan lemon curd, because I don't always have parsnips around the house!). However, I found his recipe way too sweet and not lemony enough, plus I wanted to make it quickly, so here's my version.
BTW, parsnips are virtually fat-free and very low in calories (only 60 calories in 1/2 cup when cooked). Parsnips are a good source of folate and also contains some iron. This root vegetable is also a source of magnesium, potassium, vitamin C and pantothenic acid. 1 cup of cooked parsnips gives you a hefty 6.4 grams of fiber, too!
Parsnips, the unlikely base for a delicious lemon (or lime) curd!
The finished product
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Yield: 1 and 1/2 cups
This lemon curd is delicious in tarts, as a cake filling, or as a spread on scones. NOTE: You can add a tiny bit of natural food coloring for a more yellow or green look, if you like! (Here's another brand and one more.) You can also devise your own natural food color from your kitchen. For instance, some kale or spinach juice (from raw greens) can be used for a green color; or a bit of saffron water (soak a bit of saffron in hot water), or carrot or yellow beet juice to make the lemon curd a bit brighter yellow (you don't need much of either). Here's an article on making food colorings.
NOTE: if you don't have a microwave oven, steam the cubed parsnips until tender instead of microwaving them, and cook the processed mixture in a small heavy saucepan over medium-high heat, whisking all the time, until thick and glossy. Otherwise, do the same as instructed in the recipe.
1/2 lb parsnips, peeled and diced
3/4 cup light granulated organic sugar
1 1/2 tablespoons Earth Balance
6 Tbs freshly-squeezed lemon or lime juice (or you can use bottled organic juice)
finely grated zest of one large organic lemon or lime
1 pinch turmeric
1/2 tablespoon more lemon or lime juice
Microwave the parsnips with 1/2 c. water in a covered Pyrex dish for 10 minutes, or til very tender.
Drain if necessary and place in a food processor with the remaining ingredients, except for the last 1/2 tablespoon lemon juice. Process until very smooth.
Scrape the mixture into a microwave-proof bowl. Microwave oh High for 3 minutes, uncovered. Whisk smooth and microwave on High 3 minutes more. It should be thick and glossy. Add the remaining 1/2 tablespoon lemon juice and whisk vigorously for a minute or two. Scoop the mixture into a jar or dish, cover and refrigerate. Keeps 2 weeks. Serve at room temperature.
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition (per 2 tablespoons [6 teaspoons]): 77.4 calories; 16% calories from fat; 1.4g total fat; 0.0mg cholesterol; 17.0mg sodium; 82.8mg potassium; 16.7g carbohydrates; 1.0g fiber; 13.6g sugar; 0.3g protein; 1.5 points.
The same quantity of traditional lemon curd made from this recipe contains 1 1/2 cups sugar (twice as much as my recipe), 1/2 cup of butter, 3 whole eggs and 2 egg yolks!
Compare the nutrition facts with the recipe above:
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition (per 4 teaspoons): 129 calories; 44% calories from fat; 6.4g total fat; 69mg cholesterol; 48mg sodium; 24mg potassium; 17.5g carbohydrates (mostly from sugar!); 0.1g dietary fiber; 16.9g sugars; 1.4g protein
14 comments:
- Bex said...
that is super neato. I must try this. I would have never thought of parsnips.
- Tue Oct 14, 05:40:00 PM PDT
- Amey said...
holy weirdness Bryanna. That's crazy. But, I trust your wise judgment. I've even got a spare parsnip in the fridge...
- Tue Oct 14, 10:50:00 PM PDT
- JohnP said...
Good heavens! I have to try this...
- Wed Oct 15, 05:41:00 AM PDT
- Josurin said...
Wow! This sounds awesome, I can't wait to try it. I'm wondering if this can be canned in a water-bath canner so that it can be stored longer. Any thoughts on that?
- Wed Oct 15, 07:35:00 AM PDT
- ataraktos said...
Perfect "weirdness" for dbf's upcoming birthday (and cake) ... he loves parsnips but isn't crazy about desserts, so something different will peek his interest! :)
Lemon layer cake, parsnip lemon curd filling, vanilla frosting, yum!! Thanks! - Wed Oct 15, 10:44:00 AM PDT
- Jeni Treehugger said...
I LOVE Parsnips. Genius recipe btw - I was just thinking of veganising Lemon Curd earlier today!
HURRAH! - Wed Oct 15, 01:25:00 PM PDT
- tofufreak said...
whoa! that is some interesting stuff right there!
lower calorie vegan lemon curd?!
sounds like a must try :D - Wed Oct 15, 05:06:00 PM PDT
- Lily Girl said...
Oh my heavens - a *vegan* lemon curd that I won't feel guilty about eating?!?! *Awesome*
- Thu Oct 16, 01:23:00 AM PDT
- felis-sidus said...
This is amazing! It's the essence of lemon curd. "Delicious" doesn't do it justice.
I took some to work and had fun asking people to guess the ingredients. Naturally, no one guessed correctly. My one regret is not having a camera handy to record the looks on their faces when I told them it's parsnips.
Now, how about giving us a lemon version of your baked maple doughnuts, filled with this parsnip-based lemon curd? Mmmmm! - Wed Oct 22, 04:39:00 PM PDT
- Ricki said...
Well, I LOVE anything dessert-like that uses veggies, and this is just weird enough that I think I must try it!
- Fri Oct 24, 04:38:00 PM PDT
Is this curd bake-able, or should it only be added at the end of a recipe?
- Wed Nov 18, 11:20:00 PM PST
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
I've never baked with it-- just spooned it into baked tart shells, etc., but you could give it a try with a small batch, perhaps.
- Thu Nov 19, 10:57:00 AM PST
- Take Paws said...
Wow! I was sceptical at first but it was just odd enough that I needed to try it. Thanks for posting the recipe...it's fab!
- Thu Mar 04, 02:32:00 PM PST
- Lisa is Raw on $10 a Day (or less!) said...
Wow, I never would have guessed parsnips! I'm going to have to try this!
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
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Ok, friends...I am so thrilled to have 203 followers now! I am going to give away a copy of J. Randy Taraborrelli's biography on Elizabeth Taylor! If you have never read this biography, it is amazing! So much information on our favorite vintage star. The book details all of her relationships, family issues, and just her overall fabulousness. If you are interested, just become a follower. If you are already a follower, leave me a comment that you want to be entered into the drawing. The winner will be chosen on Monday, December 7. Good luck to you all and thanks for following!
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- High-Heeled Foot in the door said...
Congrats on all of the followers. That is exciting news!
I just wanted to thank you for the award you gave me a couple of days and for your sweet comment on my blog. It truly helped cheer me up a bit! Thank you.
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- Lily Lemontree said...
Count me in, I will keep my fingers crossed! Looks like a great book!
- December 3, 2009 at 10:32 AM
- Heidi said...
I would like to enter, please...
I love Dame Elizabeth! (who doesn't?)
Congrats on your followers! :)
I'm not surprised though you're doing a good job.. - December 3, 2009 at 10:47 AM
- Melanie's Randomness said...
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- Simone said...
Oooh, I would love to read this - I love the front cover and I am definitely an Elizabeth Taylor fan, she is wonderful.
203 followers in one month....girl, you are GOOOOD!!!!! I loved your blog the minute I saw it, beautifully put together, great images and pictures and just fascinating.....FAB-U-LOUS!!!
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Count me in for that one.I liked Elizabeth Taylor.It looks like an interesting book.
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Yes please - I'd love to read this book :-) Congratulations!!
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Oh, I almost forgot I gave you an award! See my blog for details:)
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Great giveaway, I would love to read that book!
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Fabulous giveaway and count me in too! Congrats on your followers honey!!
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I've read this book and it is fantastic. So I'm not entering the giveaway, just recommending that others do.
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I'd like to be entered into the giveaway. I haven't read the book.
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Liz Taylor is an amazing woman. Imagine all those husbands? It just makes my head swim. Didn't anybody ever tell her she didn't have to marry every single one of them?
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Wow, 200+ followers is amazing. Congratulations!
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Count me in glam girl... I was reading your 'profile' too funny.. I DON'T ever, rarely watch TV..would rather a book.. obviously..I love vintage.. I work in Psych and Forensics.. love the Dames of the past...are you sure we aren't rolled into one!? Hehehe.. chat soon..
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I would love to enter!
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- Danielle said...
Congratulations on your 200+ followers Kori, well done! I love your blog so of course I would love to enter your giveaway(if not too late). Looks like a fantastic book. Have a great day, Danielle x
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HEy Honey, Please enter me in your wonderful comp !! And biggest of congrats on reaching 200 followers !! Although I am not surprised - your blogg is absaloutly wonderful - I love it !!
I am also running a little comp of my own at the moment too:
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- Vintage Christine said...
Liz Taylor is just as beautiful on the inside--she has been so generous with her time and money in support of AIDS research. My favorite Liz movie is "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" because she AND Burton played so against type (and did it so well!).
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Congrats! I love following your blog. You always have such interesting posts! I would to enter your give-away. I've wanted to read this bio for awhile. I heard it's wonderful!
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What a great giveaway...count me in!!
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Oh yes, yes, yes I would love to be included in this interesting giveaway! (Oh, and I'd really like to win!) HeHe! Thanks for your visit! I've been crazy busy too with classes coming to a close in a couple of weeks so am just "getting out" a bit now. But we leave in a couple of minutes to attend a lovely Christmas dinner and concert! Have a great evening! Hugs, Coralie
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Congrats on all of those followers Kori, and please enter me in your great giveaway! I've always loved Elizabeth Taylor!
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Well 31 entered! Calculating the winner now!!!!
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