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Spiral-stopmotion Production is a stop motion founded in 2010 by Andrew Salfinger Spiral-stopmotion Production aim's to make high quality stop motion films. Spiral-stopmotion Production have made so far Spiral episode 1,2 and 3 with a spiral movie in the works to a new sires called Shuffle the Generator of Happiness or Disaster episode 1 is in the works right now.
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Fried rice is a perfect for using up leftovers; perfect for leftover rice and that tail end bit of leftover pork roast, though any leftover meat will do. Shredded beef roast, sliced steak, chopped chicken and even shrimp work well too, so be sure to save any leftover meat you have and stick it in the freezer to save for this dish. This would be a great with boneless, skinless chicken breast meat or tenders too! If you want to cook the leftover meat a little bit longer, or if you're using raw meat of any kind, add it at the beginning as noted. If you only want to warm it over and not really cook it further, wait to add it until near the end when you add the rice, tomatoes and peas.
As is common to most stir-fry dishes this moves fast, so mise en place y'all - meaning prep everything first and have it at the ready before you start. You'll need peanut oil, 5 to 6 ounces of leftover pork sliced thin, 2 stalks of green onion sliced, 2 cloves of garlic chopped, a tablespoon of soy sauce, a heaping teaspoon of brown sugar, 1-1/2 cups of leftover rice, 1/2 of a tomato, seeded and chopped, 1/2 cup of frozen peas and 2 eggs beaten.
Heat the peanut oil on medium high and add the leftover pork and green onion. Stir fry it for a minute or two. If you are using leftover pork and do not want to cook it further, just wait to add it in later so that it is only warmed through. This recipe is based on using already cooked leftovers, but if you are using fresh, raw pork you will definitely want to add it here to cook it through a bit longer.
Add the minced garlic and stir fry for about a minute, moving it constantly. You don't want to burn it.
Mix together the soy sauce and brown sugar and add it to the pork mixture.
Stir the soy sauce and brown sugar mixture and cook for an additional 2 minutes.
Add in the rice, tomatoes and peas...
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Scoot all of the rice and veggie mixture to the outside of the skillet, forming a well in the center. Pour in the beaten egg.
Let the eggs set for just a few seconds, then scramble them by moving them around but keep them in the center of the skillet, moving them until they begin to set.
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1-1/2 to 2 cups of leftover rice
2 tablespoons of peanut oil
2 stalks of green onion, sliced
6 to 8 ounces of leftover pork roast, sliced thin
2 cloves of garlic, minced
1 tablespoon of low sodium soy sauce
1 heaping teaspoon of light brown sugar
1/4 to 1/2 a tomato, seeded and chopped
1/2 cup of frozen peas
2 large eggs, beaten
Salt and pepper, to taste
Arrange everything and have it ready to go. Heat the peanut oil in a heavy bottomed skillet or wok. Add the onion and the pork if you want to cook it a bit. If it is already cooked to desired doneness, add the pork in later just to warm it. Stir fry for a minute or two.
Add the garlic and stir fry for about a minute. Meanwhile blend together the soy sauce and brown sugar. Add to the skillet and cook an additional 2 minutes, stirring constantly.
Add the rice, tomatoes and peas and stir fry for about 2 to 3 minutes. If you did not add you leftover pork, add it here.
Make a well in the center of the rice mixture and pour in the eggs. Let them set slightly, then begin to scramble the eggs by moving them around a bit but still keeping them in the center of the skillet. Once the eggs set, drag the rice and veggie mixture into the middle and turn; repeat until all of the egg is incorporated into the rice mixture and everything is warmed through. Taste and add salt and pepper as desired. Serve and enjoy!
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Rapidly emerging as a transformative technology framework for storing and processing massive amounts of structured and unstructured data, Apache Hadoop plays a central role in Big Data. However, most Big Data strategies stall with IT challenges. In order to harness Big Data for competitive advantage, organizations must enable more than a handful of scarce IT specialists and expensive data scientists to access the information.
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I'm assuming you mean sweet potato - since a yam is an African/Asian tuber that is rarely available in the US.
1 or 2 large yams
Celtic sea salt
Extra virgin olive oil
1. Peel the yam (AKA remove outer brown skin). Using a carrot peeler works great.
2. Slice the yam into THIN SLICES using a MANDOLIN SLICER. This is a finicky recipe and it will only work if you use a mandolin slicer. You are making thin chips here. YAM CHIPS DO NOT WORK OR TASTE GOOD UNLESS THEY ARE THINLY SLICED, LIKE A THIN POTATO CHIP. DO NOT CHOP THEM LIKE FRIES, THEY WON'T DEHYDRATE PROPERLY IF YOU DO THAT. Sorry for yelling at you but it's true :)
3. Place sliced yam slices onto a dehydrator sheet covered with parchment paper (do not put oil or salt or anything on the yam slices.)
4. Dehydrate! Dehydrate on high for one hour, then reduce heat to 115 degrees. Dehydrate until they are dry, they will curl up and look like this photo. You will know that they are ready once they are crispy!
5. Before eating, place chips in a ziploc bag. Sprinkle a tiny bit of olive oil (add way less than you think you will need, it only takes like, a tiny splash to coat them well and you don't want to over-oil them) in the sac. Shake and squish a bit inside the sac to distribute the oil. Once the oil is well distributed on the raw yam chips, add a bit of sea salt and any other flavoring that you like (like dill or onion powder or whatever).
Eat immediately! They don't keep well once you've seasoned them with the oil and spices, so... eat immediately.
Raw yam chips are a nice alternative to kale chips.
The hardest part about this raw yam chips recipe is owning a mandoline slicer. If you do not have one put it on your to-buy list for the next time you go to a big box store, like Wal-Mart or Target. They are inexpensive. I just bought mine recently for $19. I am so glad I bought one and I don't know why I didn't do it sooner!
A common mistake when making raw yam chips is:
1. Not cutting thin enough (Must use mandoline slicer!)
2. Adding the oil and stuff BEFORE dehydrating (DO NOT DO THIS!)
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I'm assuming you mean sweet potato - since a yam is an African/Asian tuber that is rarely available in the US.
Wow, you learn something new every day! I didn't think about it much! It seems that I do mean the sweet potato, although in Canada and the USA both terms are used interchangeably: "The softer, orange-fleshed variety of sweet potato, commonly referred to as a yam in the United States" (from wikipedia)
"Yam or sweet potato, what in the world is it? Many people use these terms interchangeably both in conversation and in cooking, but they are really two different vegetables. "
But it does seem that there is a raw veg called a "yam" that is hard to find. So, yah, I do mean sweet potato. Thanks for your note :)
Yams and sweet potatoes are two different things. I used to think they were the same thing with different names, but they are not.
Yams are orange. They are good for endocrine issues.
Sweet potatoes are off-white.
I live in Canada and we have both here. I'm not sure about other parts of the world.
Speaking on behalf of the 'other parts of the world' down here in Australia the orange one is called sweet potato, although it also comes in a purplish variety known as kumara. Yam to us is a whitish vegetable.
The naming thing is tricky - it was a few years into raw recipes that I discovered that what the recipes meant by yellow squash was totally different to what we do - a yellow variety of what wikipedia calls 'pattypan squash'. Many of the US 'squash' varieties are known as 'pumpkin' down here, eg 'butternut pumpkin' - and have no association to squash.
Wikipedia, and the pictures on it, have since become my best raw reference friend...
Yum. I just made these last night and started eating them right out of the dehydrator this morning without any oil or salt!
Be careful with the mandolin...I have sliced the tips of my fingers off (on sweet potatoes, no less) not using the guard.
Thank you for this. Most recipes I've used are terrible and don't explain what machines work best. And good to know not to season first! None of the other recipesentioned that one. Why is that?
Hi Laura-Jane!
I wish to buy a mandolin slicer. Which type of mandolin slicer do you use? What is the brand?
Thank you for this info.
I just looked in my kitchen, but my stupid slicer doesn't have any identifying marks on it! And I don't have the box anymore. Basically, I bought the first one I saw. it was pretty cheap ($25USD at a big box store), it's not fancy but it gets the job done. I didn't do any research at all. I just bought it at walmart.
Sorry, I know that's not very helpful!
I don't have a dehydrator, but my oven has a dehydrating mode. What temperature should I use in place of the high setting?
These look really tasty.
Can use partially cooked yams and then slice?
After I dehydrate on high for one hour. When you say dehydrate until dry, is there a rough time estimate?
I actually sliced the bajeebies out of my fingers on a mandolin trying to make beet chips a few months ago, when I got back from the doc I threw the thing away and got a food processor. The processor has a 2mm disc which I thought would be too thick for dehydrated chips but its actually just about right, some processors even have an optional 1mm disc which would obviously be better. Just a thought, the money I saved on a mandolin was spent at the dr getting my fingers fixed up, if I got to do it again I'd just buy the processor first in the beginning.
:( I can see how that could happen, Hilary. Thank you for the tip about the FP and the great reminder to be cautious with our little fingers!
I'm trying this right now and I'm so excited! I'll start the dehydrator before I go to bed so they'll be ready in the morning : )
Thank you!
I am about to try to make my first batch..I just got a dehydrator and am so excited to make raw chips but I have a few questions...
1) Are they crunchy like a normal chip?
2) Do they need to be put in the fridge?
3) How long will they stay good on the counter/in the fridge?
Thanks! Katherine
1) Are they crunchy like a normal chip? mmm kinda! I'm going to say yes
2) Do they need to be put in the fridge? no
3) How long will they stay good on the counter/in the fridge? NOT LONG AT ALL. Eat them right away, they get all floppy and rubbery after a few hours (moisture from the air comes back)
I am making my first batch your way, with the oil and salt added. Before I only made the chips with no seasoning. I'm looking forward to the seasoned chips. I hope this will be a staple, since I travel a lot and need "on the road again" food. Love your ideas!
Follow up from yam chips. These were great plain as well as with the oil and salt. Unfortunately, I ate them all within 24 hours. Yummy. I'll make more of these!
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Looks absolutely delicious! !!.Can't wait to try it out this weekend!
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DEERFIELD, Ill. -- By all accounts second-year Chicago Bulls guard Jimmy Butler did everything asked of him this past summer as he looks to improve on an up-and-down rookie year. Butler missed a lot in his first offseason, due to the 2011 NBA lockout, and this year the coaching staff wasted little time with him.
I think I was a little bit of everyones project, Butler joked after Saturdays practice at the Berto Center. I spent a lot of time with each guy individually Things I didnt know from last year I definitely got them down over the summer.
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Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiA NOS 90's Fausto Coppi frame, built up with components from a crashed bike.
Sram Force & Pro-Lite wheelset- looking a bit like Campy Atlanta 1996's Nice and smoooth.....
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiWould look nice(r) with a lugged fork.
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiNot usually a big fan of Coppis but that is very clean, nice stuff.
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments- Elizabeth West.
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto Coppilooks like a nice ride. what sort of tubing is it?
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto Coppi
You see these on ebay pretty regularly, usually Aelle or Thron tube set.
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto Coppilooks like Zynster's cousin
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Re: Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiStunning bike. amazing colour
i think Sram groupsets work really well with the aesthetics of an older steel frame
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Very smooth bike, but what is it with that unicrown unholiness on a bike that nice??!! Then again, its not my bike so my opinion means nada. Get a nicely made lugged fork, or a Ritchey carbon like zynster's. Jim MY RIDES: My Velospace Profile
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiEvery other Coppi I've seen is a lugged frame, yet mine is fillet braised. It also has distinctive seat stays that attach well below the top tube. It's also very light (around 1.7kg frame). Obviously there are different grades of Coppi, though this is not so apparent when buying one. It's made by Masciaghi in Italy.
Fausto Coppi Reparto Corse | Giant Farrago Cross
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiI like them both, but prefer Zynster's. Dislike the forks on both though
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Thanks, It's Columbus Thron with a contentious Genius fork. Frame was quoted at 2100gm; the whole build still feels lighter than a couple of my other steel framed rides....
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Mine came with carbon forks. Big beefy ones that totally looked wrong. I got the Ritcheys as there was little chance of getting an appropriate set of Coppi genius forks. Plus I wasn't going for a retro bike. I wanted a bike that combined the awesomeness of steel with modern ergos. Fausto Coppi Reparto Corse | Giant Farrago Cross
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiA nice solution.
I ride 25s on the basis that they divide more easily into 100 than 23s.
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You did a great job of it, you would never know it's even a retro bike.
Re: Neo-Retro Fausto Coppii don't think it is a retro bike, wal.
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Re: Neo-Retro Fausto Coppiif you ever change your fork, i know someone looking for a Genius fork just like yours.
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Re: Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiI like them both as they've probably fulfilled (or exceeded) the goals of their respective owners
Most importantly, how are they for climbing and blitzing past the show ponies on carbon fibre et cetera bikes? That's my plan for my next project with my retro frame married to a modern & ergo group and wheelset to smash the hills and hopefully keep up with the fellas on their uber expensive carbon machines. 1972 LeJeune World Champion - Nuovo Record
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Re: Neo-Retro Fausto CoppiThat's a great looking bike. Great build as well. I'm impressed!
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The Summit Golf Club's Championship Course sprawls with meticulously manicured fairways, tees, and greens composed of hearty bentgrass. Seasoned swingers and wobbly woods-wielders alike will find the course comfortably competitive as it rolls across elevation changes of up to 110 feet. This rise and fall also makes for exhilarating golf-cart rides between holes as you and your party rush through fully grown tree lines and evade booby traps set by herds of feral groundskeepers. Multiple layers of limestone throughout the course ensure that no dancing gopher puppets distract you from scoring a birdie, eagle, or albatross.
Golfers of all experience and confidence levels are accommodated by 18 diverse holes spanning more than 6,600 yards of well-groomed fairways and four sets of tees. Designed by Joel Goldstrand, the Heritage Links course features arbor-lined greens, 45 bunkers, and challenging water hazards on 16 of the 18 holes. Before you saunter up to swing for your full round, warm up your putt and pendulum arm in Heritage's practice facility, consisting of a wide-open driving range and manicured putting greens. In between holes, keep your feet and legs well rested in preparation for their victory dance by kicking up your spikes and relaxing in the included golf cart.
Mississippi Dunes Golf Links' sophisticated, 18-hole layout blankets 3,000 feet of rolling Mississippi River shoreline with manicured, bent-grass fairways and an inventive, tree-lined design. As golfers cruise over the course atop a cart or a caddy training to be an Olympic power squatter, majestic views of the river appear through groves of trees that shelter native prairie creatures. On their odyssey from tee boxes to speedy, contoured greens, golf balls must split fairways to avoid sidelines riddled with mounds, pot bunkers, and knee-high grasses—a trinity of hazards that imbue the course with a Scottish, links-style vibe. A memorable tee shot awaits at the 399-yard, par-4 fifth hole—the course's most difficult, nicknamed "Humpback" for the large mound in the middle of the fairway as well as its voracious appetite for krill—where golfers must draw or fade drives around a dogleg left.
After hacking their way across the breeze-swept links, guests can unwind at Doc's Landing Pub, where a menu of traditional grill fare, fish, and pizza sates tour-worthy appetites. Patrons can look out on the river on the Pub's patio, catch up on the day's sporting events in the glow of a flat-panel TV, or discuss how greenskeepers maintain the immaculate felt that covers the billiards table.
The Director of Instruction at Edinburgh USA Golf Academy and PGA-certified instructor Adam Guili teaches swing-honing wisdom and results-oriented practice techniques accrued through a 14-year teaching career. Adam's teaching philosophy is based on the notion that a sound short game and a simple golf swing are crucial to achieving success on the course, and he helps golfers develop a tension-free motion. During lessons, Adam can address any on-course concern, such as how to add length to drives or how to extract shirttails from ball washers.
Designed by course architect Kevin Norby, The Refuge Golf Club cleaves through 350 acres of woods and wetlands to frame an 18-hole, par 72 course. Native grasses, wooden cart bridges, and immaculate bluegrass fairways characterize this northern-style course, which challenges golfers with tight tree lines and abundant sunbathing opportunities for losing shirts in sand traps. If golfers haven't spotted much wildlife throughout the course, they might find a gallery of hawks, deer, and feral caddies watching at the 17th, the course's second-most-difficult hole. Clubbers must blast tee shots over a forced carry before safely landing on an open fairway that leads to a green flanked by bunkers on both sides. Players can warm up for rounds at the 20-stall driving range and contoured putting green, and PGA professionals help golfers hone their game during private lessons. Meanwhile, a 13,000-square-foot clubhouse built of rock and cedar beckons for post-round revelry in the facility's restaurant, bar, and pro shop.
Course at a Glance:
- 18-hole, par 72 course
- Total length of 6,534 yards from the back tees
- Course rating of 71.9 from the back tees
- Course slope of 139 from the back tees
- Five sets of tees per hole
With 27 challenging kentucky-bluegrass fairways in front of lush bentgrass greens, The Ponds challenges golfers to play a trio of nine-hole courses or combine two of them for three unique 18-hole rounds. Water hazards make for an especially difficult approach to the green on the Red Course's signature first hole, whereas the White Course's ninth hole ends with a green flanked by sand traps. Wetlands and sloped greens make up the Blue Course, which players can travel in new electric-power carts.
Before hitting the fairways, golfers can warm up at the driving range, chipping green, putting green, or pleading-with-your-clubs green. After the round, replace any golf balls that got away at the pro shop, which stocks brands such as Nike and Titleist.
Red Course at a Glance:
- 9-hole, par 36 course
- Length of 3,380 yards
- Four tee options
Blue Course at a Glance:
- 9-hole, par 36 course
- Length of 3,453 yards
- Four tee options
White Course at a Glance:
- 9-hole, par 36 course
- Length of 3,401 yards
- Four tee options


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TORRINGTON >> Torrington's girls basketball team lost an upside-down game to St. Paul Catholic 45-40 Friday night at Torrington High School.
The Falcons, 7-6, played much better than their record. The Red Raiders, 9-4, played much worse than theirs.
"We play two freshmen, two sophomores and a junior," said St. Paul coach Joe Mone. "We've always reached the last three or four minutes of the game and crumbled. This is a big win for our confidence."
It might have been a step back for Torrington's.
The Falcons, who shot a miserable 8-for-21 from the foul line, started out hot from the field. The Raiders, a respectable 10-for-15 from the foul line, were a miserable 14-for-55 from the field.
The Raiders' misery was worse.
"We didn't play offense tonight," said Torrington coach Mike Fritch. "You can't win a game shooting 14-for-55. You can't win a game standing around waiting for someone to make a basket."
The Falcons have good size in spite of their youth. The youth figures in their record with one loss at the buzzer, one in overtime and another by one point.
"We've been in every game we played," said Mone.
The charm for Torrington, on this ice-cold shooting night, was how close the Raiders came to handing St. Paul another disappointment. Continued...
Early in the second half, the Falcons used their advantages to open a 10-point lead 36-26, on three points from sophomore guard Kelly McMahon (game-high 19 points).
Torrington still hung around late in the fourth quarter, down 40-31.
With a little over three minutes left in the game, the Red Raider light came on.
Nicole Kozlak (9 points) made a steal. Torrington sophomore Mia Barbieri headed for the basket.
Down 40-33, 2:40 left, Coach Fritch ordered a full-court lock-down press.
It worked. Mika Howard came up with a steal. Caroline Teti (team-high 13 points) hit a 3-pointer. Kozlak followed with a foul shot.
The Falcon lead was down to three, 40-37, 2:07 left.
Coach Mone's turn for time out and strategy.
It worked. Freshman Elizabeth Ferraro gathered in a long pass behind the Torrington press, 42-37.
Now, despite the misery on both sides, the game was on. Continued...
Teti drove for the basket, 42-39, 1:38 left.
Falcon freshman Emily Sklenka and Torrington's Kozlak each hit a foul shot, 43-40.
With 30 seconds left in the game, one Torrington 3-pointer would erase all the cold-shooting blues.
This night, the three wouldn't fall. The Falcons wouldn't crumble.
With 12 seconds left, St. Paul's sophomore point guard, McMahon, St. Paul's one consistent foul-shooter all night, went to the line one more time.
She sank both shots.
The game was over, ready for endless mental revival for motivation or for confidence.
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Unity in the Foothills
102 Prospect Street, Torrington, Ct 06790
A Course in Miracles Tuesday evenings 7 p.m
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