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Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Hyper Japan and the Sushi Awards 2012
It's time for Hyper Japan 2012 - the UK's biggest celebration of J-Culture from Friday till Sunday at Earl's Court, London.
Kakkoii is the Japanese word for "cool", and it's fair to say that the line-up of food, events, entertainment, books and other goods on sale veers towards the kakkoii, and also the more familiar kawaii (meaning "cute").
The traditional side of Japan isn't neglected though, with stands of pottery, calligraphy, artwork and origami taking part.
Exhibitors I'll be taking a look at include Nintendo (who'll have exclusive 3DS downloadable content), Manga Entertainment, CyberCandy, Namco, Artbox and my beloved Doki Tableware.
Food and groceries will be available from the likes of the Japan Centre, Natural Natural, Minamato Kitchoan, So restaurant and Bento Ramen.
The 2012 Sake Awards and Sushi Awards will also be taking place at Hyper Japan.
For those Harajuku wannabes amongst you, there'll be showcases of the latest in Japanese street fashion - but there'll also be the chance to try on and buy traditional kimonos.
And to immerse yourself properly, there'll even be live music, film showings, autograph signings by J-Pop stars, and cosplay parades and contests.
Tour and travel companies will be on hand to help you plan a trip to the land of the Rising Sun itself.
I'll be going along on Sunday to support the restaurant Tsuru who are competing in the 2012 Sushi Awards. I may be dressed Goth Lolita style.
Tickets for all three days are available at http://www.hyperjapan.co.uk/tickets
Hyper Japan 2012
Friday 24, Saturday 25, Sunday 26 February
Brompton Hall
Earls Court
All photos except the Tsuru logo from Eat Japan/Cross Media
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Mimi, was thinking about going to this but the tickets are quite expensive - have you been in previous years? Is it a good crack?ReplyDelete
Katy, I've never made it to a previous event because I've always been pre-booked or away, but it looks fantastic and I think the line-up makes it worth the £12 entry (think about food festivals).ReplyDelete
If you go on Friday though it's only £6 because it doesn't start till 3pm. Or there's a late entry option on Saturday and Sunday.
I had been looking at this too, but had same thought as Katy on ticket prices...ReplyDelete
Will have a think...
Groupon has a special offer on today - two tickets for only £12ReplyDelete
How come we didn't go to Tsuru then, hmm?ReplyDelete
I thoroughly enjoyed your twitter feed on this - really entertaining and made me want to be there even more. You two looked exceptionally cute.ReplyDelete
Love the blog! It looks really tasty..Have you guys heard about the campaign Taste Success? The aim is to encourage younger people to explore an education and/or a career in the Food and Drink industry. We want to show everyone that the sector involves so much more than chefs and restaurants like for example scientists, manufactures and technologists. Follow this link to get some more information: http://bit.ly/fdftastesuccess - The campaign also features a range of videos, the most popular is the Chilli Baby --> http://bit.ly/ChilliBaby. Please share and spread the word! :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for your effort posting this article. I love reading this and I'm pretty sure that it will help me make a wonderful output. God bless! I have also an article Food And Wine Magazine Recipes that you might be interested too.ReplyDelete
kakoii! :) this looks really fun and interesting. i would want to attend on one of these before, too bad it's so far away.ReplyDelete


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Walk down the aisle of any major retail store to where the greeting cards can be found and pick any card that when opened begins a song and/or greeting. You hold an item that has more advanced computing than existed in the world prior to 1950. Technology has steadily marched forward both in terms of progress and realized potential. Likewise, over the years, stock market transactions have evolved from gentleman's agreements under the Buttonwood tree on Wall Street in the 1800s to tickertape quotes in the early 20th century to the 21st century where any computer with internet access gives you access to virtually any market in the world.
Now, phone applications, or phone apps, make it possible for traders to gain access to the markets, research and conduct trades with breathtaking ease without the need of being tied to a computer or carrying around a laptop. From Main Street to Wall Street, traders and investors are empowered like no other time in the history in the markets that had once been the sole privilege of wealthy institutions and fund managers.
Today, almost every major brokerage and trading service now offers you a custom app that has a unique set of features to help you make informed trading decisions right from your phone or tablet. Apps give you a host of functions to execute those trades whether you are buying or selling, and whether you're calling from a remote corner of the world (that has internet access). Even better, most of these apps are free, giving you access to services like real-time quotes, charting services, breaking headline news, earning reports and more.
Yet keep in mind not all apps are equal and that there are key features that make for a winning one that gives its user a combination of reliable technology as well as real-time functionality to gain an edge to succeed in today's fast-moving market. In choosing apps, here are some things to decide to reduce your search time:
1) What markets to trade: Decide on the market you're going to trade, whether it's going to be stocks, forex, commodities or other financials. Each market is going to have its own unique set of data feeds.
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*For really good overall apps for general use such as quotes, basic charts, and news, there are two free choices: Yahoo Finance app and AOL's Daily Finance app. Yahoo! Stocks is the workhorse of financial apps and is the default app of choice that comes automatically with new iPhones. It's an intuitive and easy-to-use app for even the most technology-challenged user to check quotes and updates on stocks.
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Have you got game? Thanks to a little mobile application called mySugr Companion, more than 50,000 people with type 1 diabetes (T1D) do. Launched in Europe last year and approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in January 2013, mySugr Companion is a diabetes-management app that helps people with insulin-treated diabetes take control of their therapy through play. One of the first registered medical devices in the iPhone App Store (an Android version will be released this year), Companion is now the top diabetes-management iPhone app in six European countries and the United States.
So what it is that has made Companion so instantly popular? Just like the tagline says: Diabetes Management Made Fun … Almost! Take it all in Anyone with T1D can tell you that managing the disease requires more than just testing and dosing. It requires regular analysis—and sometimes reanalysis—of patterns in blood-glucose levels. That can be a daunting responsibility. Companion makes it easier by giving a panoramic view of all the facts that may come into play in T1D management. In addition to the numbers—blood-glucose levels, bolus amounts, carb counts—you can also make a record of the fine details, like the placement of an infusion set or sensor on any given day, changes in how you're feeling, and photos of meals. The app can also create customized PDF reports for emailing to a user's healthcare team. "Having the raw data in this larger context makes for much easier pattern analysis. Companion doesn't just show you that you were lower than average this week, it also helps you figure out why you were low," says Kyle Rose, managing director of mySugr U.S. "People with diabetes want practical, impactful, and fun data-management solutions, which large healthcare companies have simply been unable to produce. Our fellow people with diabetes played a major role in developing Companion, and we will do everything we can to keep them happy." The entire management team at mySugr, including Kyle, have T1D—and they all use Companion themselves.
While you rack up points becoming a champion of glucose control, you can also score real points for a T1D cure.
Join the movement Fifty-thousand users (a number that mySugr expects will double by the end of 2013) can't be wrong. But the company has science on its side as well. A three-month study by researchers at the Medical University of Vienna and INSEAD Healthcare Management showed that users of Companion increased their blood-glucose testing frequency by 10 to 20 percent; ended the study with a hemoglobin A1c decrease of 0.4 to 1.1 percent; and experienced improvement in both quality of life and burden of disease. Not only that, Companion users stick to the program. As Companion's inventors saw it, it's one thing to maintain improved health-management behaviors for a while, but, like many a New Year's resolution, it can be much harder to transform those behaviors into lasting habits. In the Vienna study, Companion users maintained 85 percent retention after three months—impressively high among disease-management apps. The concept is simple—instead of being a chore, Companion makes T1D management into a game. Every action you take, which you then log in the app, awards points. Reach 50 points in a day, and you tame the diabetes monster. (Literally—the app's mascot is an animated green character that accompanies the user along the way to every T1D goal.) Another effect of mySugr's management-as-game approach: it may help take the stress off. The team at mySugr designed Companion with the goal of not only motivating users toward their personal best in T1D management but also steering them away from the sense of discouragement that can come with an out-of-range number. "The diabetes monster makes faces as you're logging, and its reaction when you enter a 'hypo' makes most of us laugh," says Kyle. "Cracking a smile can often be enough to make living with diabetes just a wee bit easier. That's what mySugr is all about." Have a child with T1D? It can be very hard to pry an iPhone out of a kindergartner's sticky hands, but at least with Companion Junior—the children's version of the app—your little one can play games and learn about T1D management. Challenge accepted For most mobile-game players, the aim is to reach higher and higher levels. With mySugr Companion, there are the Challenges—earn enough points, and you may also win free months of the mySugr Pro Package. Users' favorite Challenge so far is Sweat for a Cure. Working with JDRF UK, mySugr launched this special Challenge in January 2013. Just like the name sounds, the idea of this Challenge is to get people up and moving. But it delivers a little extra motivation: while you rack up points becoming a champion of glucose control, you can also score real points for a T1D cure. Every month, mySugr makes a donation to a JDRF research project based on the number of points earned collectively by Sweat for a Cure participants. The more you sweat, the more points you earn, the more money JDRF researchers receive. The maximum monthly donation is 500 Euros (about $650), and more often than not, Sweat for a Cure players reach that goal. Ready to set (and reach) some goals of your own? Visit the mySugr website for more information and to download Companion.


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Beach/water: Fjord in approx. 200 m
Bedroom/s: 2
Boat: Rowing boat with motor
Floor space: 45 m²
Next village/town: Center Balestrand in approx. 2.8 km, Høyanger in approx. 45 km, Sogndal in approx. 48 km
Number of persons: 4
Pet: Pet allowed
Room/s: 3
Sauna: sauna
Type of property: detached house
Detailed description
Equipment: satellite TV; DVD; internet access Wi-Fi (included); electric heating.
detached house, 4 people, 3 room/s, 2 bedroom/s, 1 bathroom/s, approx. 45 m², 1 floor/s, partially renovated 2016.
Furnishing: holiday standard.
Room layout
Bedroom 1: double bed.
Bedroom 2: 2 x single bed.
Cooking corner: Kitchen/ cooking equipment: 4 electric plates, oven, combination fridge-freezer, coffee machine, freezer box. in the living room.
Dining area: in the living room.
Living room: furniture suite.
Sanitary 1: shower, WC.
Access/parking: parking on the estate.
Bathing jetty/bathing: bathing place (shared use) in approx. 1 km (gently sloping).
Estate: (shared use with holiday guests): approx. 3000 m², open plot, in a hillside, natural surroundings, meadow.
Fishing: good fishing possibilities.
Information on the boat(s): Rowing boat with motor (15.0 hp; 13.0 foot; approx. 400 m distant; payment, on order). echo-sounder (payment, on order).
Infrastructure: washing machine (shared use, free of charge).
Outdoor facilities: (private use): terrace, furnishing provided, transportable barbecue.
Situation: suburbian area Balestrand, fjord view, view of Sognefjord.
Wellness: shared use (free of charge): sauna.
Arrival: Airport Bergen Flesland in approx. 196 km. Ferry port Bergen in approx. 209 km. Train station Flåm in approx. 120 km.
Beach/waters: Fjord in approx. 200 m (Sognefjord).
Bus stop: Bus stop in approx. 300 m (Skåsheimselva/Bratland).
Nearest neighbour: Nearest neighbour in approx. 80 m.
Next village/town: Center Balestrand in approx. 2.8 km. Høyanger in approx. 45 km. Sogndal in approx. 48 km.
Shopping: Next supermarket (Balestrand) in approx. 2.8 km.


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Rings of polynomial invariants of finite group actions are among the most classical objects in commutative algebra. There are many beautiful theorems ensuring that the invariant ring has good properties when the order of group is invertible, but if the order of the group is not a unit (i.e., is divisible by the characteristic of the ground field), many of these properties become more subtle. One key issue is that the ring of invariants may fail to be a direct summand of the polynomial ring. In this talk, we will review some of these subtleties, and provide a generalization of a result of Singh on this direct summand property for rings of modular invariants.No Notes/Supplements Uploaded No Video Files Uploaded


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Luis Calingo was officially installed during an inauguration ceremony Saturday as Woodbury University's 13th president.
He hails from Dominican University of California in San Rafael — a four-year, private Catholic college where he served as executive vice president and chief academic officer. Calingo, whose appointment was announced earlier this year, replaced Kenneth Nielsen, who retired from the post after 16 years at the 128-year-old Burbank campus.
Calingo previously served as dean of the Boler School of Business at John Carroll University in Cleveland. He also held various leadership posts in the Cal State system, where he was chairman of the association of deans in charge of spearheading academic leadership initiatives.
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News Release
Joslin Receives $2 Million from Moses D. Nunnally, Jr. Charitable Trust to Support Research into Diabetes Complications
Gift will establish and support Dianne Nunnally Hoppes Laboratory for Diabetes Complications
BOSTON – Jan. 26, 2009 – Joslin Diabetes Center today announced it has received a $2 million gift from the Moses D. Nunnally, Jr. Charitable Trust to help fund research at the Center that seeks to combat diabetes-related complications and to benefit Joslin's High Hopes Fund which supports the Center's greatest needs in research, patient care and education.
In recognition of this gift, Joslin will re-name its complications lab The Dianne Nunnally Hoppes Laboratory for Diabetes Complications. Given in memory of Dianne Nunnally Hoppes, who was a resident of Richmond, VA and a long-time Joslin supporter and patient, the donation marks the first time a Joslin lab will be named for a donor.
"It was a privilege for me to get to know Dianne and her family," said Ranch C. Kimball, President and CEO of Joslin Diabetes Center. "Joslin is honored and grateful that the Nunnally-Hoppes family chose to support the Center and its efforts in the fight against the devastating complications of diabetes."
Diabetes can affect many organs, but the most serious complications involve the eye, kidney, arteries, heart and nerves. Under the direction of Joslin Research Director George L. King, M.D., scientists in The Dianne Nunnally Hoppes Laboratory for Diabetes Complications focus on determining how biochemical and genetic changes in blood vessels contribute to these long-term complications.
"Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness in adults, end-stage renal disease, non-traumatic amputations and cardiovascular disease," said Dr. King. "This funding will enable my lab to continue to make the discoveries and breakthroughs needed to prevent, reverse and cure these complications."
Dr. King's laboratory has shown that insulin can regulate many vascular functions and postulated that insulin in the normal state can prevent atherogenesis, or the accumulation of lipid plaques, while the loss of insulin's normal action, in combination with the elevation of insulin levels found in insulin-resistant states, can lead to pro-atherogenic conditions in large blood vessels.
Other investigations include studying insulin's role on cardiac contractility, as well as the formation of blood vessels in the heart and the lower extremities by increasing levels of a blood vessel growth factor called vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF). Abnormalities in these areas contribute significantly to the complications of diabetes.
Dr. King's lab also has a major effort to understand the molecular mechanism by which high blood glucose levels in people with diabetes damage the blood vessels in various organs. In 1989, Dr. King's lab proposed that activation of protein kinase C (PKC) is the major signaling pathway by which high blood glucose causes complications in the retina, kidney and cardiovascular systems. In a series of studies, the researchers demonstrated that high blood glucose can activate PKC to induce vascular abnormalities, such as on the actions of VEGF, which Drs. King and Lloyd Paul Aiello, head of the Beetham Eye Institute at Joslin, have shown to be a major cause of late stages of diabetic eye disease. Dr. King's laboratory also characterized an isoform-selective inhibitor to PKC, which, in diabetic animal models, prevents and stops the early changes of diabetic retinopathy and kidney disease. This PKC inhibitor is now in clinical trials as a potential treatment for diabetic eye disease.
Admirers of the research of Dr. King, who grew up in Richmond, Dianne and her husband were enthusiastic supporters of Joslin's annual "A Spoonful of Ginger" event that benefits the Joslin's Asian American Diabetes Initiative (AADI).
"My mother would travel all the way from Richmond to Boston because she knew Joslin is the world's best place for diabetes care," said Janet Deskevich, Dianne's daughter. "She held Joslin and the work it does for people with diabetes and their families in the highest regard. Continuing to support the Center and naming a Joslin lab for her is the perfect way to honor her memory."


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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
New Year Cookbook Giveway!
To enter the contest, comment on this post and tell us what your favorite foods to celebrate with are. For a second entry in this contest, add a comment on Chocolate Shaving's facebook page. This content is open to US and Canadian residents only and ends on January 9th, 2011. Good luck!
60 comments:
- David said...
Barbecue! Hands down a great party food. My favorite holiday by far is the 4th of July.
- January 5, 2011 at 10:39 AM
- Caroline said...
I think anything with chocolate in the title is a sure way to celebrate! :-) Thanks for the giveaway!
- January 5, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- Sydney said...
Definitely a chips & dip fan! Pretty much any kind!
- January 5, 2011 at 10:42 AM
- Kate said...
The simplest party dip EVER...cream cheese & Italian dressing seasoning, mix and eat with wheat thins! So good and SO simple!
- January 5, 2011 at 11:08 AM
- Caroline said...
Hot wings!
- January 5, 2011 at 11:10 AM
- Karen @ Mignardise said...
This would be my kind of book! My favorite food holiday is probably World Nutella day. Nutella at every meal!
- January 5, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- Torviewtoronto said...
lovely giveaway I like to celebrate with sweets
- January 5, 2011 at 12:13 PM
- by Mama B said...
I like to celebrate with simple things. Having the gals over? How about some fresh fruit, fresh bread, Brie and chocolate? A group of friends for dinner? Pasta and salad, with a nice homemade dessert. I like to make something special from scratch when we celebrate. I made candy cane ice cream for Christmas dessert.
- January 5, 2011 at 12:13 PM
- suburban prep said...
We love chocolate for anything.
But if we want nutritious food we go for Italian.
- January 5, 2011 at 12:14 PM
- Jennifurla said...
Sliders, LOVE LOVE
Enter me please.
Mexican food is also a favorite
- January 5, 2011 at 12:19 PM
- Taylor said...
I love to celebrate with cake and ice cream!
- January 5, 2011 at 12:29 PM
- JuLo said...
Cheese is a celebratory cheese to me. I love to start any gathering with a cheese plate.
- January 5, 2011 at 12:42 PM
- Marcella said...
Hm... chocolate, cheese, fresh fruit and veggies, and seafood.
- January 5, 2011 at 2:33 PM
- Corrine said...
Fondue and cake. Not necessarily together.
- January 5, 2011 at 3:35 PM
- Cheryl said...
I still love homemade spinach dip made using Knorr's veggie soup mix.
- January 5, 2011 at 4:28 PM
- Terri. said...
Oh my goodness, cotton candy day! I love it! What a great giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win.
- January 5, 2011 at 4:37 PM
- crystalgrant84 said...
Ice cream cake makes me very, very happy!
- January 5, 2011 at 4:52 PM
- Vanessa said...
Mmmmm 7 layer bean dip... yum!
- January 5, 2011 at 5:20 PM
- V said...
Definitely gooey chocolate lava cake during Xmas!
- January 5, 2011 at 5:29 PM
- Stephanie Savors the Moment said...
I love to celebrate with seafood - whether its a big platter of roasted shrimp cocktail or Jambalaya or a Kitchem Clambake - bring it on for a great party - Cheers!
- January 5, 2011 at 7:19 PM
- Quelle Rigolade said...
Cake and ice cream - I love birthday celebrations ! - no matter whose it is!
- January 5, 2011 at 7:27 PM
- Quelle Rigolade said...
cake and ice cream is my fave - classic bday party treats:)
- January 5, 2011 at 7:28 PM
- Beth S. said...
I don't necessarily have a favorite FOOD, but I know I love celebrating with sangria! And if it's cold outside, I vary the sangria by doing mulled wine instead.
During the holidays I always like to do traditional dishes but try to vary them a bit. For example, rather than regular stuffing, I like to do a cornbread, wild rice, and pecan stuffing.
beths0103 at yahoo dot com
- January 5, 2011 at 7:35 PM
- Rachel said...
anything to do with chocolate! or just sweets in general . I love cupcakes too :)
- January 5, 2011 at 8:06 PM
- MaryBeth said...
Our fabulous Posh Piggies or Pigs in a blanket make great festive finger food to celebrate with.
- January 5, 2011 at 8:07 PM
- Stephanie said...
Lately it seems like the constant celebratory dishes are creme brulee or a chocolate souffle.
- January 5, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Pixie said...
chocolate! in any form: cake, cupcakes, fudge, ice cream... it's not a party if there's no chocolate!
- January 5, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- g. said...
roasted or steamed crab, crab, crab! happy new year to you! x.
- January 5, 2011 at 9:00 PM
Anything chocolate :)
- January 5, 2011 at 9:38 PM
- Sara said...
my favorite food to celebrate with is layer cake!
- January 5, 2011 at 9:55 PM
- Anonymous said...
celebration food - BBQ here in Memphis!
Thanks for the book give away.
- January 5, 2011 at 10:27 PM
- Anonymous said...
Definitely guacamole and pico. I also like brie with roasted garlic. Great party foods.
- January 6, 2011 at 1:45 AM
Macarons are the best way to celebrate!
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- January 6, 2011 at 6:42 AM
- Erica said...
I'm a chip and dip kind of girl myself! However, I have a love of ALL food.
- January 6, 2011 at 7:23 AM
I like celebrating with tons of "small bites". Appetizers like mozzarella sticks and guacamole and corn chips and desserts like cookies and brownies!
- January 6, 2011 at 7:53 AM
I like celebrating with making seasonal treats with my boys!
- January 6, 2011 at 8:48 AM
I love cheese of any kind with a Cosmo, preferably!
- January 6, 2011 at 9:59 AM
- auntie wee said...
Tapas! Chocolate! Cupcakes! Yum :)
- January 6, 2011 at 10:54 AM
- Emily said...
I love celebrating with treats! I love getting together for game nights with warm, gooey brownies or sweating through firework shows with scoops of homemade ice cream.
- January 6, 2011 at 11:36 AM
I think for me it would a variation of "crevettes au calvabec". I don't entertain with it (yet) but this dish is used as one in my family, for my birthday for me and my brother. And when we were children, during week-ends, my parents were flaming the shrimps with cognac. yummmm...
- January 6, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- A Canadian Foodie said...
Chocolate, OF COURSE!!! That is the ultimate celebratory food!
- January 6, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Marci Flaster said...
Italian food! nothing like a good pasta!
- January 6, 2011 at 6:11 PM
- Jon said...
ice cream!
- January 6, 2011 at 7:30 PM
- Amanda said...
Deviled Eggs!!
- January 6, 2011 at 9:44 PM
- La Roquette said...
Christmas homemade baci log :)
Too bad i live in Malta, Europe.. :(
- January 7, 2011 at 4:09 AM
cheesecake &/or some form of chocolate. not that i save either for just celebrations of course :)
jacquieastemborski AT comcast DOT net
- January 7, 2011 at 8:41 PM
I love celebrating Halloween with chocolate cupcakes and orange frosting. Actually, any kind of cupcakes will do!
- January 8, 2011 at 12:39 PM
- Nive said...
To celebrate with family and friends its hands down.... always a Traditional South Indian Meal !!!!!!
- January 8, 2011 at 2:59 PM
- gohabsgo said...
I would say wine and cheese!
- January 8, 2011 at 3:40 PM
Anything is fine with me as long as I don't have to make it.
- January 8, 2011 at 4:40 PM
- Gina said...
Cheese! A great cheese platter, or melted on a great BBQ burger, or as a a pot luck casserole of mac & cheese. I can't imagine a celebration that doesn't incorporate it! And I wouldn't want to!
- January 9, 2011 at 12:25 PM
- Tracey said...
What a neat book! I think chocolate is the perfect celebration food - in any form really :)
- January 9, 2011 at 2:34 PM
- Allison said...
Pico de gallo and tortilla chips for big gatherings and pecan rum cake for small intimate parties. :)
- January 9, 2011 at 5:12 PM
- Erin said...
Definitely chocolate and desserts! YUM!!!
- January 9, 2011 at 6:02 PM
- crystal said...
Definitely Chocolate - whether it is chocolate truffles, chocolate cake, chocolate fondue!
- January 9, 2011 at 7:39 PM
- Nora said...
I'm so glad I found your blog Jennifer!!! It's beautiful and delicious.
Breakfast is my favourite meal to celebrate with - I like to make Julia Child's danish with apricots and almond butter.
- January 9, 2011 at 7:58 PM
- Debra "Deb" Dresden Disney-Dior said...
::looking at the clock::
It's almost 10:30 pm and I'm thankful it's still the 9th, making me eligible to enter this giveaway! FoodFest 365 looks like a GREAT book to own. I love trivia AND food. Put them together and you DO have a FoodFest. A delightful way to spend an evening -- eating great food and playing games with people you adore! My favorite food to celebrate with is "spaghetti and meatballs" -- it's comforting, filling, fun to eat and an inexpensive way to feed an army of family and friends. Round it out with loaves of crusty Italian bread, anitpasto, and mounds of freshly grated parmigiano-reggiano. If it's in the budget serve red wine! Oooooh, top it off with tiramisu -- that is, if you have room for dessert!
- January 10, 2011 at 12:51 AM
- Kate said...
I am so sad I live in Australia ! I celebrate {and commiserate} all things with chocolate - usually o a daily basis !!
- January 12, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- CountryGirl said...
My favourite is apple pie - made with local apples and organic flour!
- January 15, 2011 at 7:57 PM
- Rhiana w said...
Cupcakes! Cute, fun and simple enough, but great for any occasion!
- January 16, 2011 at 10:55 AM


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Apple Sour Liquid
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What: Renowned violinist Sarah Chang performs with the Boulder Philharmonic
When: 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 12
Where: Macky Auditorium, University of Colorado campus
Tickets: $13-$44
Info: 303-449-1343 (ext. 2) or boulderphil.org
Sarah Chang, one of the most recognizable violinists playing in concert today, is one of a very few professional figures to be recognized as a child prodigy.
Her official debut was with the New York Philharmonic and Philadelphia Orchestra at age 8, in 1989, but the city of Boulder and its professional orchestra can claim that "we heard her here first."
Chang certainly has fond memories of her debut.
"I have such a special place in my heart for Boulder," she recalled. "The city (along with the orchestra) gave me an opportunity when I was just 7 years old.
"This was before I had made my official debut with the New York Philharmonic, before I made my first recording, before I had really done anything to make a name for myself.
"I was so young that I traveled with both my parents and my teacher to my Boulder performance."
In the ensuing years, Chang has returned to Boulder to play with the Phil a few times, but she will make her debut with current director Michael Butterman on Saturday, Jan. 12, at Macky Auditorium.
"We're excited to have her return," Butterman said. "We're always thrilled to work with an artist of her caliber."
Chang comes to Boulder after an Asian tour at the end of 2012.
"It is absolutely crazy but wonderful," Chang said of her professional life. "I play about 100 concerts a year, so I am constantly on the road, in airplanes, living out of hotels, rehearsing, performing, doing interviews, in meetings, etc.
"My blackberry is firmly and sadly attached to my body at all times. I try to have as much of a personal life as possible, but finding that balance isn't easy."
Nor has she picked an easy work to play in the past year -- the Violin Concerto by American composer Samuel Barber, a beloved piece but a relatively new one for Chang.
"I absolutely love the Barber," Chang said. "I only started performing it last year. I love the sharp contrast of the beautiful, lyrical first two movements and the monstrous, technical whirlwind that is the third movement.
"The piece is deceptively simple in its structure but fiendishly complicated and tricky ensemble-wise."
Butterman also commented on the notorious disconnect between the first two movements and the finale.
"It really feels like the last movement comes out of nowhere," he said. "The dedicatee supposedly told Barber that he needed something more challenging after seeing the first two movements.
"Once you get going, it cranks along, but the challenge is to remain in synch with the soloist and not get bogged down."
The Barber concerto is a relatively brief work, so Butterman used the opportunity to pair it with a large late romantic symphony by Anton Bruckner, a composer not yet featured by the Phil in Butterman's tenure.
Bruckner is known for symphonies that take some time to unfold and require patience.
Butterman said the Fourth Symphony is a good introduction to the composer for an audience that might be less familiar with his work.
"You have to approach Bruckner on his own terms," Butterman said. "I for one am struck by how organ-like his music is. He treats sections of the orchestra like the ranks and registration of an organ."
The Fourth Symphony is called the "Romantic," largely because of its evocative writing for horns in the first and third movements. The third movement is a "hunting" scherzo that ends with blazing brass.
"I hope the horn players are more excited than apprehensive," Butterman said. "I'm really anxious to dig into Bruckner.
"It's a massive sound with a solid orchestral presence, and it doesn't require as large an orchestra as Mahler or Stravinsky."


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Nestle has signed two syndicated loans totalling 10 billion euros ($13.54 billion) which will be used for general corporate purposes, the company said on Tuesday.
The deal consisted of two 5 billion euro revolving credits. One of the loans has a short-term maturity and the other has a five-year maturity, including a $2.5 billion swingline.
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The loan was led by active bookrunner Citigroup. Both of the deals were oversubscribed in syndication.
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66 miles NE of Prescott; 116 miles N of Phoenix; 106 miles S of the Grand Canyon
Nowhere in Arizona, or the entire country for that matter, will you find a town or city in a more beautiful setting. On the outskirts of Sedona, red-rock buttes, eroded canyon walls, and mesas rise into cerulean skies. Off in the distance, the Mogollon Rim looms, its forests of juniper and ponderosa pine dark against the rocks. With a wide band of rosy sandstone predominating in this area, Sedona has come to be known as red-rock country, and each evening at sunset, the rocks put on an unforgettable light show that is reason enough for a visit.
All this may sound perfectly idyllic, but if you lower your eyes from the red rocks, you'll see the flip side of Sedona -- a sprawl of housing developments, highways lined with unattractive strip malls, and bumper-to-bumper traffic. However, not even this can mar the beauty of the backdrop.
With national forest surrounding the city (and even fingers of forest extending into what would otherwise be the city limits), Sedona also has some of the best outdoor access of any city in the Southwest. All around town, alongside highways and down side streets in suburban neighborhoods, there are trail heads. Trek down any one of these trails, and you leave the city behind and enter the world of the red rocks. Just don't be surprised if you come around a bend in the trail and find yourself in the middle of a wedding ceremony or a group of 30 people doing tai chi.
Located at the mouth of Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona was first settled by pioneers in 1877 and was named for the first postmaster's wife. Word of Sedona's beauty (the town's not the wife's) did not begin to spread until Hollywood filmmakers began using the region's red rock as backdrop to their Western films. Next came artists, lured by the colorful landscapes and desert light (it was here that the Cowboy Artists of America organization was formed). Although still touted as an artists' community, Sedona's art scene these days is geared more toward tourists than toward collectors of fine art.
More recently, the spectacular views and mild climate were discovered by retirees. Until the crash of the real estate market, Sedona's hills were alive with the sound of construction as ostentatious retirement mansions and celebrity trophy homes sprouted from the dust like desert toads after an August rainstorm. Although the souring of the economy has slowed the building boom considerably, Sedona is still the sort of town that believes, if you come, they will build it. Sedona is also a magnet for New Age believers, who come to experience unseen cosmic energy fields known as vortexes. The vortexes are such a powerful attraction that many New Age types have stayed in the area and have turned Sedona into a hotbed of alternative therapies. You can hardly throw a smudge stick around these parts without hitting a psychic (shouldn't they have seen it coming?). Mountain bikers have also discovered the red rock, and word has spread that the biking here is almost as good as up north in Moab, Utah.
The waters of Oak Creek were what first attracted settlers and Native peoples to this area, and today this stream still lures visitors to Sedona -- especially in summer when the cool shade and even cooler creek waters are a glorious respite from the heat of the desert. Two of Arizona's finest swimming holes are located on Oak Creek only a few miles from Sedona, and one of these, Slide Rock, has been made into a state park.
With its knock-your-hiking-boots-off scenery, dozens of motels, hotels, and inns, and smattering of good restaurants, Sedona makes an excellent base for exploring central Arizona. Several ancient Indian ruins (including an impressive cliff dwelling), the "ghost town" of Jerome, and the scenic Verde Canyon Railroad are all within easy driving distance, and even the Grand Canyon is but a long day trip away.


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Do not be surprised if you find yourself surrounded by men named Chia-hao (家豪) or women named Shu-fen (淑芬), because according to the latest statistics released by the Ministry of the Interior, those two names are the most popular given names for boys and girls respectively in the country.
"Chia-hao" tops the "market name" — a term commonly used in Taiwan to describe names heard repeatedly when shopping in markets — list for men, with 14,229 people having the name across the country. Chih-ming (志明) follows with 14,022, Chun-chieh (俊傑) with 12,695, Chien-hung (建宏) with 12,695 and Chun-hung (俊宏) with 11,812, the data showed.
Chih-ming was the most popular name for men in the last census statistics, released in 2010.
The women's name Shu-fen remains the top "market name" this year, with 33,063 women in the country sharing the name, the statistics showed. Shu-hui (淑惠) follows with 30,935, Mei-ling (美玲) with 27,914, Ya-ting (雅婷) with 25,103 and Mei-hui (美惠), with 24,312 people.
While there is no clear theme discernible yet among today's popular names, previous popular names have tended to reflect their times.
"When we break the data into decades, we can see there are different popular names for different generations and there are always social phenomena behind the popular names of each generation," Deputy Minister of the Interior Chien Tai-lang (簡太郎) said.
"For instance, the top three most popular boys' names in the 1930s and 1940s were Cheng-hsiung (正雄), Wu-hsiung (武雄) and Wen-hsiung (文雄), which are all names with Japanese influence, because Taiwan was under Japanese colonial rule at the time," he said.
He said that in the 1950s, popular names were Chin-tsai (進財, "making a fortune"), Jung-hua (榮華, "prosperity") or "Tian-tsai" (添財, "adding more money"),"because it was a time of poverty and most parents hoped that their child could lead a wealthy and prosperous life."
In the 1960s and the 1970s, popular names for boys were Chih-ming, (志明, "having a clear goal in life"), "Chih-hao" (志豪, "having a great objective in life") and Chih-cheng (志成, "accomplishing one's goals in life") because with more financial stability, parents started wanting their children to achieve more, he said.
"As a middle class has been created nowadays, the most popular names for newborn boys and girls often include the word "pin" (品), which could be interpreted as 'quality' or 'appreciation,'" Chien said. "This is probably because parents want their children to lead a quality life or to show appreciation to the surrounding world."
Meanwhile, statistics for surnames released by the ministry yesterday showed Chen (陳) is the most populous surname in the country, accounting for nearly 2.6 million people, or 11.13 percent of the population. Lin (林) follows with 1.9 million people, accounting for 8.3 percent of the population, while Huang (黃) is the third most populous family name, with 1.4 million people having the family name, accounting for 6.03 percent of the population, the ministry said.
"Some parents want to avoid giving 'market names' to their children, but in my opinion, market names are not bad names. Rather, those are names that are popular and liked by most parents," Chien said.
Department of Household Registration Deputy Director Su Ching-chao (蘇清朝) said that while the majority of traditional family names are composed of one or two characters, there are family names with as many as three or four characters.


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HR 3470 - Infant Mortality Pilot Programs - National Key Vote
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Vote to pass a bill that authorizes the appropriation of $50 million for fiscal year 2010-2011 through fiscal year 2014-2015 ($10 million for each fiscal year) to award grants to create and implement infant mortality pilot programs.
- Authorizes the Secretary of Health and Human Services to award grants to state, county, city, territorial, or tribal health departments to create and implement infant mortality pilot programs (Sec. 2).
- Requires the Secretary, when awarding grants, to give preference to the 15 counties or groups of counties with the highest infant mortality rates in the United States in the last 3 years (Sec. 2).
- Authorizes infant mortality pilot programs do the following with grants awarded by this Act (Sec. 2):
- Develop a plan that identifies the needs of the community;
- Provide outreach to "at-risk mothers";
- Develop and implement systems for improved access, utilization, and quality of services to promote healthy pregnancies, full-term births, and healthy infancies;
- Establish a rural outreach program;
- Establish a regional public education campaign to prevent pre-term births and educate the public on infant mortality; and
- Provide for any other activities, programs, and strategies identified by the community plan.
- Requires each entity that receives a grant to submit a report to the Secretary of Health and Human Services within 1 year of receiving the grant detailing the infant mortality program, including the methodology of, and outcomes and statistics, from the program (Sec. 2).
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Coyotes Re-Sign Stone to Three-Year Contractby Staff Writer / Arizona Coyotes
Friday, July 5, 2013
GLENDALE, ARIZONA – Phoenix Coyotes General Manager Don Maloney announced today that the Coyotes have re-signed defenseman Michael Stone to a three-year contract. As per club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
"We are pleased to sign Michael to a multi-year contract," said Maloney. "Michael is a big, strong, versatile young defenseman who has quickly developed into solid blueliner for our hockey team. We are looking forward to having him in our lineup this season."
Last season, the 6-foot-3, 210-pound Stone set career highs in games played (40), goals (5), assists (4), points (9) and penalty minutes (16). He finished the season with a plus-2 rating. Stone also played 36 games with the Portland Pirates (AHL), collecting 6-22-28 and 20 PIM.
"I am excited to be back with the Coyotes," said Stone. "We have a great group of defensemen and coaches here and I'm looking forward to working hard and getting better next season."
In 2011-12, the 23-year-old native of Winnipeg, Manitoba played 13 games with the Coyotes recording 1-2-3 and two PIM. He also played in 52 games with the Pirates, registering 9-13-22 and 24 PIM. In his rookie professional season with the San Antonio Rampage (AHL), Stone played 70 games collecting 2-11-13 and 27 PIM.
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The pilot of an Air Force F-16 that went down in the Adriatic has been found dead after a massive three day search by Italian and American armed forces.
We reported Monday that an American F-16 flying in formation out of Aviano Air Base in Italy had lost radio contact and went down somewhere in the Adriatic — today search teams found the body of Captain Lucas Gruenther.
Italian news site Romagna Noi reported Gruenther's body was found around 2 p.m. about 15 miles off the coast of Pesaro, where it was recovered by an Italian coast guard patrol boat.
According to Romagna Noi, Gruenther was wearing his flight suit, but a family member had to officially identify the body before news of the discovery could be released.
Generally, all pilots have GPS locators attached to their flight suits. Why Gruenther's didn't work or under what circumstances the Air Force couldn't find him is certainly of interest.
An earlier report on Stars and Stripes indicated that the pilot had communicated some kind of malfunction. From the report:
The U.S. pilot signaled a "problem" but did not specify what it was and then communications were lost, officials from Aviano reportedly told Italian wire service ANSA.
But Saks said the U.S. and Italian air forces had not released any information regarding possible "chatter" between the F-16 and the base or other aircraft.
ANSA also reported that traces of jet fuel were found at the port of Ravenna. Saks said he could neither confirm nor deny that report.
The Air Force made no officials statement to corroborate reports made by the Italian Media, but the investigation is still underway.
His family released a statement:
"It is with great sadness that we announce that the body Captain Lucas Gruenther was found in the Adriatic Sea this afternoon. A compassionate husband, a loving son, and a devoted brother; Luc leaves behind a family who loves him dearly and a legacy of achievement. We will never fully recover from our loss, but take heart in the knowledge that during his all-too-short time in this world, he made a significant difference in the lives of all whom he met. "We would like to thank the people around the world for your messages and your prayers. We especially want to extend our deepest gratitude to the many people who volunteered their time and resources to help bring Luc home."
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Mitt Romney will hold a fundraiser with some of the biggest donors in GOP politics in Aspen on Thursday night on the sidelines of a closed-door Republican Governors Association high-rollers event, sources tell POLITICO.
After attending public events during the day at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds and Basalt High School, Romney plans to join mega-donors in town for a retreat hosted by the RGA's so-called Executive Roundtable program, which will draw some of the biggest names in GOP politics, including several high-powered governors, a top adviser to Romney, Karl Rove, and other representatives of deep-pocketed political spenders, including a top lieutenant of the Koch brothers.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is planning to attend a Romney fundraiser around the big-donor gathering, though it's not clear if that's the fundraiser Romney plans to attend, which sources say is set to be held at the Little Nell resort, described on its website as Aspen's only five-star, five-diamond hotel. Romney's campaign declined to comment on the Aspen visit.
The Executive Roundtable event, set for Aspen's St. Regis Hotel, features a roster of attendees, obtained by POLITICO, that reads like a who's who of the most influential players in GOP politics.
Expected guests include Ed Gillespie, listed on the roster as a senior adviser to Romney's campaign, as well Rove, former Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour and Steven Law – all of whom help run the Crossroads groups that aim to spend as much as $300 million boosting Romney and other Republican candidates.
Also attending is Kevin Gentry, a top aide to the billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch, who are angling to direct nearly $400 million to a range of outside groups ahead of the 2012 election.
The roundtable typically convenes four times a year for retreats that feature a few panels on policy areas bracketed by a pair of dinners at which donors can get up-close-and-personal with the governors.
This year's confab, which begins Wednesday, will be interrupted that night by a little-publicized, but technically public, "Conversation with Republican Governors" hosted the Aspen Institute featuring Christie and Govs. Nikki Haley of South Carolina, Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, Bob McDonnell of Virginia, Matt Mead of Wyoming and Scott Walker of Wisconsin.
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In terms of religious awareness the noughties have certainly been Islam's decade. The cult has come from complete obscurity to domination of the world's headlines in only ten years. They started with the failed Christmas Market attack in 2000, then regular annual Christmas attacks, plus 9/11, Madrid, London, Bali, Beslan, Mumbai, and Fort Hood .
'I have been made victorious with terror'
These attacks, now Jihadists are able to penetrate Dar al-Harb with ease, should come as no surprise to anyone who has studied Islamic history. It's only their distance from us that has protected us since they were turned back at the Gates of Vienna in 1683.
Unfortunately, globalization has abolished distance and now jihadists are in everybody's backyard.
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Mohammed himself bragged that he had been made victorious with terror, and his followers are obliged to imitate Mohammed's infallible example as the perfect man and role model of behavior. This is not to suggest that all Muslims are fully observant terrorists. Recent polls suggest that only about 30% actively support terrorism.
Ritualised, ceremonial murder
Of course we've had terrorists before - ETA, IRA, Red Brigades etc going right back to the 19th century Anarchists.
But there's one thing that sets Islamic terrorism apart, and it's something that I was only half aware of until I read the following post, and that is Islamic terrorism's ritualistic nature. The dead infidels and their blood are human sacrifices: ritual offerings to Allah...
"From the videotapes of a beheading, that accompanies every kidnap of Westerners, to the mass slaughter of Muslim prisoners who are tied and bound in Iraq and Algeria, modern Islam appears to have retreated into some mirror image of an ancient bloody past, where bloodthirsty winged devils, and gory altars haunted the ancient Middle East.
You don't need to understand Arabic to get the message of those videos of a beheading, with their rituals and liturgy from the mosque. The sermon, read by a self styled imam precedes the sacrifice, when the human calf, bound and shivering with terror (apart from the brave Italian hostage), has his or her throat slit, by the "imam."
This 'imam' may well be the local halal butcher, as was found to be the case in Algeria, where 'Momo le Nain', aka Mohammed the Midget, a butchers apprentice, beheaded many prisoners. On one memorable night in 1996, in Ben-Talha, a suburb of the capital Algiers, 'Momo' cut off a record 86 heads in one night, that included taking the heads of more than a dozen children.
This search for victims includes not just those who oppose the spread of the faith, but pretty well anyone the Imams dislike, such as women. In Pakistan in 2007 two women were beheaded for being prostitutes. This follows the beheading of ten soldiers in the Philippines and the beheading of Christian schoolgirls in Indonesia in 2005.
We could be watching events from 4,000 years ago, not the 21st century and how long before the first western victims in Europe, Australia or the US? The terrorists may well only 'mimic the rituals of the faith', but for Muslim or non Muslim apologists to declare it as 'Non Islamic' to behead or torture, is to display an ignorance of the Quran and Hadiths, or to lie.
(Quran: Sura Al-Muhammad 47:4) "So, when you meet (in fight Jihâd in Allâh's Cause), those who disbelieve, smite at their necks till when you have killed and wounded many of them, then bind a bond firmly (on them, i.e. take them as captives). Thereafter (is the time) either for generosity (i.e. free them without ransom), or ransom (according to what benefits Islâm), until the war lays down its burden. Thus [you are ordered by Allâh to continue in carrying out Jihâd against the disbelievers till they embrace Islâm or at least come under your protection."
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(Quran: Sura 47, Verse 4) "As for the captives, the amir [ruler] has the choice of taking the most beneficial action of four possibilities: the first to put them to death by cutting their necks; the second, to enslave them and apply the laws of slavery regarding their sale and manumission; the third, to ransom them in exchange for goods or prisoners; and fourth, to show favor to them and pardon them. Allah, may he be exalted, says, 'When you encounter those [infidels] who deny [the Truth=Islam] then strike [their] necks'".
There are many more quotes of a similar nature that taken out of context, or literally, support the terrorist's theology. In fact it's because of these apparent Quranic endorsements of torture, that a religion, where every man with a turban can claim to be a scholar of the faith, has produced so few or no public condemnations of the ritualised beheadings being beamed almost nightly on Arab TV or the Internet.
Who would have thought that human sacrifice in the name of a world religion would once again stalk the earth in the 21st Century?"
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Dedication of the human sacrifice to the Moon God
"Then the man pulled out a long knife and cut off Bigley's head with the help of a group of masked men who shouted, "God is great!" in Arabic. This is actually incorrect. They shouted 'Allahu Akhbar!' which means 'Allah is the Greatest'.
However Allah cannot be the same as the Judeo-Christian God, because God forbade human sacrifice when Abraham tried to sacrifice Isaac. There are also warnings in the Old Testament about a moon-demon called Moloch who demands human sacrifice.
This dedication of the slaughtered kafirs to Allah occurs again and again in Islamic attacks. The Fort Hood shooter shouted 'Allahu Akbar' as he opened fire. [again 'Allah' is mistransalted as 'God']
Note also in the following videos how the congregation shout 'Allahu Akbar' as the Kafir's blood begins to flow.
Jihad Snuff Videos
These are typical of the ' jihad snuff' videos being shown in mosques referred to in the Guardian article.
As with many primitive peoples it is the shedding of blood that gets them excited. The blood is seen as a libation to Allah. To quote the eminent Islamic theologian Abu Hamza al-Masri "There is no liquid loved by Allah more than the liquid of blood" "Whether you do it by the lamb, or you do it by a Serb, you do it by a Jew, you do it by any enemies of Allah," he said. That drop of blood "is very dear."
So whereas Christians give offerings of fruit at harvest festivals and lights at Christmas and Candlemas, and Buddhists give offerings of lights, flowers, fuits and water to the enightened beings, the jihadists give offerings of human blood and shattered body parts to their stone age tribal totem.
Islamic ritual sacrifice in London:
"A mother has been arrested after a four year old girl was found stabbed to death with her heart and other organs cut out and strewn around her flat.
Muslim mother Shayna Bharuchi, 35, was allegedly sitting in a her kitchen chanting verses of the Koran as her daughter Nusayba's disembowelled corpse lay next to her.
The little girl's heart and other organs were found in different rooms around the flat in Clapton, east London.
Police suspect she she carried out the killing as a religious offering as she listened to the Muslim holy book on an MP3 player at full volume.
Utterly and Implacably Alien
The Jihadist's conceptions of the divine, spirituality, humanity, justice and ethics are totally irreconcilable with all civilised religions and standards of behavior.
"It is so alien that the reader will have to consider its implications for some time to grasp the full meaning of it. "
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