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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Bow Tie Pasta with Cabbage, Pancetta and Cheese
From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...This dish has moved from beta testing and is now firmly ensconced in that part of my recipe collection reserved for visiting grandsons. The older crew have always been good eaters, but their palates are developing and they are starting to appreciate theme and variation in their meals. I know they'll love the way this dish that takes old and familiar ingredients and mixes them in a way that is completely new to them. The combination of noodles and cabbage is found in many cuisines, but I think Jamie Oliver's unique presentation of this dish stands heads and shoulders above the others that I've tried. As a child, I became familiar with Krautfleckerl and Haluski thanks to our German and Polish neighbors. I happened to love both preparations, but over the years cabbage lost its cache and wasn't often served on American tables. It is experiencing a bit of a resurgence now thanks to influence of the fresh and local food movement. There would be converts aplenty if everyone could taste Oliver's creation. This dish is not inexpensive to prepare. It uses pancetta and I know there will be a temptation to use blanched bacon in its place. Try not to do that. Blanched bacon taste like blanched bacon and the unique flavor of pancetta is important to the success of this dish. Slivered almonds, however, can be used in place of pine nuts, which, for reason I will never understand, have become ridiculously expensive and worthy of a king's ransom. Obviously, buffalo mozzarella would be wonderful in this dish, but any decent fresh mozzarella will work well as a stand-in. If you are looking for something a bit different to tease your appetite and palate, I think you'll really enjoy this combination. Here's the recipe.
Bow Tie Pasta with Cabbage, Pancetta and Cheese...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite inspired by Jamie Oliver
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1/4 pound thinly sliced pancetta
3 tablespoons pine nuts
2 teaspoons chopped fresh thyme leaves or 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
1 garlic clove, minced
1 head of Savoy cabbage (about 1 3/4 pounds)—tough outer leaves discarded, cabbage quartered, cored and cut crosswise into 1/2-inch ribbons
Salt and freshly ground pepper
1/2 cup water
1/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
1 pound bowtie pasta (farfalle)
7 ounces fresh mozzarella, cut into 1/2-inch dice
1) Heat 1 tablespoon of olive oil in a large, deep nonstick skillet. Add pancetta and cook over moderate heat, turning once, until golden, about 5 minutes. Transfer pancetta to a cutting board and coarsely chop. Strain the fat through a fine sieve; wipe out the skillet and pour fat back into it.
2) Add pine nuts to skillet and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until golden, about 3 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer nuts to a plate. Add thyme and garlic to the skillet and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 1 minute.
3) Add cabbage and toss to coat with drippings. Cover and cook over moderately low heat until wilted, about 3 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Add water and
Parmesan, cover, and cook until the cabbage is tender, about 10 minutes.
4) Meanwhile, cook pasta in boiling salted water until al dente. Drain pasta and shake dry, then return it to pot. Add cabbage, mozzarella, pancetta, pine nuts and remaining 3 tablespoons of olive oil and toss until cheese is slightly melted. Season with salt and pepper. Transfer to a bowl and serve. Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
This post is being linked to Presto Pasta Nights which is celebrating its fifth anniversary this week. Congratulations Ruth!
One Year Ago Today: Spotted Dog
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35 comments :
- Ginny Hartzler said...
This is a real interesting recipe. I can't see any cabbage in the picture, but know it has to be there. I have never used savoy cabbage, but it is so pretty, and I assume more tender and dainty than the regular kind.
- February 28, 2012 at 12:17 AM
- Ana said...
I have tried cabbage and rice, it's a family favorite, but I've never tried cabbage with pasta. I think it's worth trying, especially if it captures the attention of grandsons!
- February 28, 2012 at 12:33 AM
- The Harried Cook said...
I have never tried cabbage in pasta but it sounds and looks lovely! I love Jamie Oliver's recipes and this one doesn't seem like an exception... Thanks for sharing, Mary!
- February 28, 2012 at 1:53 AM
- Lynn said...
This sounds like a perfect dish for me! I'd love to make it with pork chops for Sunday dinner with my boys:@)
- February 28, 2012 at 5:20 AM
- Unknown said...
Pasta looks delish for dinner!
Can not see the cabbage in the pic but I bet it will give a unique plus healthy flavor to to the dish, tq for sharing! - February 28, 2012 at 5:59 AM
- Rambling Tart said...
I love the sounds of this, Mary. I've never had cabbage with pasta before, but I can only imagine how delicious it is with pancetta. Mmm. :-)
- February 28, 2012 at 6:14 AM
- Kim said...
Well, I never even thought of putting cabbage in pasta, but I saw this in a couple of cookbooks. I'm pretty sure it's good, either way you won't recommand it as warmly as you did. Plus, Jamie Oliver as a couple of great ideas!
- February 28, 2012 at 7:12 AM
- Tanna said...
I love any recipe with any cabbage!! Thank you for passing this one along, Mary. blessings ~ tanna
- February 28, 2012 at 7:24 AM
- Unknown said...
I don't think I can even see the cabbage in this... I think I might even be able to get my picky eater to eat this! Thanks for sharing, Mary!
- February 28, 2012 at 7:26 AM
- Buttercup said...
This looks great. I think well worthy of a visit to the Italian Market in the Bronx for cheese -- not that I needed a reason to go there!
- February 28, 2012 at 7:57 AM
- From the Kitchen said...
I just happen to have some fresh mozzarella looking for a dish! There are also pine nuts residing in the freezer (and, I remember when they were much, much cheaper). I'll have to dig through the pantry for bow tie pasta or pick some up with the savoy cabbage. I think my Polish "Baker" will find this dish to his liking.
Bonnie - February 28, 2012 at 9:26 AM
- Patti said...
My daughter does most of the cooking in our house, and she recently made a pasta dish which had pancetta in it. I loved it. Such a salty, smoky taste. And it was cooked crisp, so there was a nice crunch.
Anyhow, I have pinned this recipe and fully intend to have my daughter give it a try soon. It definitely sounds delish! - February 28, 2012 at 10:11 AM
sounds wonderful - the cabbage must cook down - love any recipe that makes cabbage delicious - and I'm sure this does!
mary x - February 28, 2012 at 10:44 AM
- SImple and Serene Living said...
This has a definite yum factor for me. I'll be right over :)
- February 28, 2012 at 10:47 AM
- StephenC said...
I am proud to say that cabbage has never left my list of regular ingredients. If you don't want to eat it, you can always do sidewalk bowling with a head.
- February 28, 2012 at 11:03 AM
- pam said...
I love pasta and cabbage! This sounds like a fabulous recipe!
- February 28, 2012 at 12:14 PM
- Catherine said...
Dear Mary, Bow Ties are one of my favorites. I loved eating them as a child. I think the shape made everything taste better. I also loved wagon wheels. Those were my favorites.
I am sure that this is delicious. Blessings my friend, Catherine xo - February 28, 2012 at 12:23 PM
- mr. pineapple man said...
Oh delicious!! Sounds similar to my favorite pasta - penne alla vodka!
- February 28, 2012 at 12:46 PM
- Rita said...
Great combination of ingredients to make that perfect pasta.
Rita - February 28, 2012 at 12:55 PM
- Unknown said...
This combination sounds unique and wonderful - not like anything I've tried before! I love that there are always new combinations of delicious food to explore and enjoy!
- February 28, 2012 at 2:06 PM
- Lilly's Home Journal said...
I'll take that serving! I love, love, love this combination and it brings back memories of meals as a child! This recipe looks fantastic!
Thanks for sharing!
Lilly's Home Journal - February 28, 2012 at 3:35 PM
- Pam said...
This sounds delicious! Love it with having cabbage included!
- February 28, 2012 at 4:50 PM
- SKIP TO MALOU said...
I always use cabbage in my noodles but never with a pasta... unless it's a pasta soup. But I'm sure this taste so good and special especially if it's reserved for visiting grandsons
- February 28, 2012 at 6:27 PM
- Ellen Whyte said...
I would never have put in cabbage with pasta. Interesting!
- February 28, 2012 at 7:29 PM
- Joanne said...
I've somehow stumbled on this pasta/cabbage combo in a lot of my cookbooks lately but haven't tried it yet. You make it look so tasty!
- February 28, 2012 at 9:10 PM
- mia xara said...
I've never tried cabbage in my pasta dishes, so this is really intriguing..Sounds like a very tasty combination! XO
- February 28, 2012 at 9:21 PM
- Coleens Recipes said...
I would love a nice big bowl of this right now.
- February 28, 2012 at 9:43 PM
- Claudia said...
Your grandson are indeed growing - and smartly! This is a wonderful dish - and the ingredients say "make me, I'll make you happy."
- February 28, 2012 at 9:54 PM
- Dining Alone said...
This kind of reminds me of the basic flavors of Haluski, which I love!
- February 28, 2012 at 9:54 PM
- Christina Kim said...
This looks very flavorful and interesting at the same time!:) Don't underestimate the kids, sometimes they are the simplest of all, as they just speak their mind. If it good, it is good to them and if it is below average, they will just push it away and make a face. If this something which they are interested in, I am sure it says something as I don't know that many kids who are in vegetables and pasta...LOL!:D
- February 28, 2012 at 11:37 PM
- Chelsea said...
My goodness, this sounds fantastic. I've been craving pancetta lately and this recipe makes me want it all the more!
- February 29, 2012 at 1:42 AM
- Epicurea said...
just posted a cabbage stew in my lent series, and as a "kraut" myself, to see the revival of cabbage (and other traditional foods) makes me really happy, so thanks for spreading the word!
- February 29, 2012 at 4:48 AM
- Jenn Erickson said...
Mmmm...this dish looks positively incredible!
- February 29, 2012 at 6:46 PM
- Ruth Daniels said...
Thanks so much for sharing this one with Presto Pasta Nights. I personally have become addicted to pasta with pancetta and cabbage myself - love doing it with savoy cabbage.
- March 1, 2012 at 9:28 AM
- carpet cleaning Fargo ND said...
This is worth trying, it looks yummy!
- March 3, 2012 at 11:54 PM


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Poached Kumquat & Almond Cakes
I love this time of year for so many reasons. They hit me with a bit of nostalgia in the afternoon but they all revolve around the same flavors and scents. I found myself humming our favorite Christmas story. He caught me starring at the skyline while my mom was describing the snow back home. He noticed I let the cardamom pods linger on the countertop a little while. That's the holidays too. So I close my eyes and just imagine.
Chocolate. Thick as ganache and strong as coffee hot chocolate. Cardamom. My mom's Swedish cardamom rolls, Roasted chestnuts. Piping hot snack we would get on the streets of Paris while visiting my grandparents. Oolong tea. The perfect cup to warm you up in the afternoon. Clementines and kumquats. One of my favorite Winter dessert.
A yogurt and a clementine or a handful of kumquats was by far the most common dessert at our house during Winter. My mom has this gigantic wooden fruit bowl for everyday dinners that I love. Not because of what it is but because of what it promises. Comes Winter and it is a cornucopia of lychees, citrus, pears, nuts and dates. Snapping the citrus skin to smell their natural oils to feel instantly energized was however my favorite part.
With all the hustle and bustle of the holidays, it only took a glance over the kumquats at the store to instantly feel the promises of clean, fresh and vibrant desserts. It brought about the biggest skip in my step and the urge to come home and start baking. I know, I know…it's all about the chocolate this time of year but I got to tell you, after rolling 3 pounds of truffles, I needed a break.
I started slicing and seeding a couple of pints of kumquats and was almost instantly transported back to my parents' home. I had no idea what I was going to make for sure. I only had the beginning of a plan you see. My mind had stopped at poached kumquats. Once I had done those, I started popping them in my mouth like they were candies and figured I'd better come with a plan fast or there would not be many left to share with B.
Fate would have it that I had decided to explore some of my favorite dessert book again and had bookmarked pretty much the entire citrus section in Hidemi Sugino's The Dessert Book. I can easily bookmark all the recipes in the book actually. There are handful of pastry chefs I would follow blindly in the kitchen. Sugino is definitely one of them. His desserts are clean and yet complex, refined and yet simple. His recipe bring out the inquisitive quality of each of us and makes you wan to imagine dishes like he did.
My mind quickly settled on a promising recipe for little tea cakes chock full of kumquat compote, poached kumquats and almonds. The compote is made by poaching sliced kumquats until tender and pureeing the whole thing, rind and pulp, together which adds the perfect hint of bitterness to cut down the sweetness of the cakes. Every bite makes made us slow down, close our eyes and just sigh.
Because we wholeheartedly approve. Hope you do to!
Kumquats and Almond Tea Cakes, adapted from Hidemi Sugino:
Makes 12
For the cakes:
1/2 cup (70gr) millet flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
pinch of salt
1 stick (113gr) unsalted butter at room temperature
1 1/4 cup (150gr) powdered sugar, unsifted
4 medium eggs
1 cup (100gr) ground almonds
1/2 cup reserved kumquat compote (recipe follows)
Sift together the flour, baking powder and salt. Reserve.
Butter the insides of cake tins (your preference) and place on a baking sheet. Reserve.
Heat the oven to 350F.
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the butter and powdered sugar. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add the flour mixture and ground almonds and mix another 30 seconds. Fold in the kumquat compote with a spatula. Divide the batter in between your prepared tins, top with either fresh or poached kumquat slices and bake for 10-15 minutes until golden brown(the larger the tins the more baking time will be needed)
For the kumquat compote:
1 cup kumquats, halved and seeded
1 cup sugar
3/4 cup water
Place the kumquats, sugar and water in medium saucepan over medium high heat and slowly bring to a boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar. Turn the heat down and simmer for about 10 minutes, covered, until the kumquats are translucent. Remove from the heat and cool to room temperature.
Once cooled, drain the kumquats from the syrup, reserve a few slices and puree in a food processor adding 2 tablespoons to 1/4 cup of the reserved syrup as you go along. (it should look and feel like thick marmelade). Reserve.


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My friend: "Looks are not that important,"
Me: "Hmmmn"
My friend: "It's the inner qualities that count"
Me: "hmmmn"
I look at her wearily. Boy I cannot get over this baloney.
Me: "Ina, do you really believe that crap?"
C'mon do people really believe that? My friend Ina seems to. Ina's story is a bit of sad one, but I refuse to believe it will have a sad ending.
A little over a year ago her husband decided to leave her for a younger, and in his opinion, a better looking person. In his words "he needs someone that creates a fire in him when he looks at her!" If I should ever get my hands on him I will give him an inferno that will heat up his family jewels!
And Ina? She was left behind to look after their, at that time, 3 year old daughter. Shame, because Ina has a great sense of humor, is a fantastic person, honest, sweet, loving, caring and a great girlfriend. She even looks good. So, where is the catch? I sometimes think she is a bit naive.
That's not a bad quality at all, but sometimes I wish I could shake her out of it. She is 33 and thinks her life has ended. She is letting herself go. Something I cannot stand to watch. When he left her, I comforted her when she sulked, cried and felt sorry for herself. One needs it to heal, is what I believe. But slowly I have been encouraging her to go to the gym with me, meet with friends and go out. She does enjoy these times and I know she wants to get out of it but she is being pulled down with self pity and lack of confidence.
So, when she comes up with comments like the one above, I get mad at her. Because I know she is simply consoling herself with second best.
We were recently at a club. Ina, me and two other friends. It was a girls night out and we were having a great time. We were at a club for "30 something" as it is called in Germany.
In Germany the legal age of being allowed to get into clubs is 16 and the drinking age is 18, which means that most clubs have little teenies running around everywhere. The atmosphere is more like visiting some teenage birthday party gone out of control. So, we prefer to go to clubs that are a bit more civilized and sophisticated (on most occasions) created especially for the 30s and above. Sound funny? It's not really if you look at it from one of my friend's point of view. She is a teacher, 30 and says she does not fancy partying with her 16 year old students. Fair point.
Getting back to Ina, we were sitting in the "chill out lounge" sipping on cocktails and there was a guy across the room who constantly was looking over to us. Ina must have caught his attention as she started to squirm in her chair. She does that when she gets nervous. I was noticing all that and looked at her, my eyes wide open and shaking my head.
"Ina, do not even think about it!"
"Do not bat an eyelash at him OK?"
"Because he'll be over in a sec!"
"Is that bad?"
"Yes, because he is not very attractive and is not your type!"
To which Ina answered the very typical statement I started this post with.
Now I do not want to come off as a fickle and superficial person to you all. I believe many of you know I am not. So do my really good friends. For those who are not sure - take it from me I am not. What I am, in these situations, is probably just pragmatic.
I think "good" looks are relative. Every one of us has a certain picture, image or vision of what we find attractive. This is our ideal person and we are often attracted to this "type" of person. If you like - this is our standard. Why should one have to reduce their standard?
Let's be really honest, does anyone go to a club and see someone they have never met before and think:
"He's really ugly, but I am sure his inner qualities are incredible so I am going to get to know him better!"
It's like being served a bunch of stinky brown and green mushy slop on a plate and told:
"It tastes much better than it looks!"
Ahhh! I knew Foodies would be able to relate to that!!
Let's take another example. How many of you find Brad Pitt attractive?
Yes, many of you I know. I do too. But he is not my "type"! Let's say he were to be standing in that club at the bar, I would certainly look but would simply pass (let's just forget the fact that he would never be standing in a club in Weimar and with a woman like Jolie he would not even look at me).
What is my type? The Daniel Craig type is more my cup of tea (let's forget the fact that I may never be his type). Look at Tom and you will see that I am true to my "type".
To me Ina was settling for something that was less her type and standard because she thought she could not do better. A single, 33 year old working mum, divorced, ditched and left to wither.
What a load of unbelievable baloney! Don't you agree?
I pulled her over to the dance floor and soon noticed the perfect person not far from us. Mr. Perfect was Ina's type to the T. Looked good, stylish and left a certain impression in the air. I pushed her a little in his direction. As she realized, she panicked, so it was up to me to make eyes at him. Finally he decided to come over and chat. I moved Ina into his path and once they started talking, I discreetly danced my way back to the lounge. A huge grin on my face.
Ina did not have to settle for second best that night. Or that weekend as it turned out. Apparently the look on her Exs face must have been priceless when he brought their daughter back and saw Mr. Perfect leave.
Ina and Mr. Perfect? Ina had a great weekend, but it turns out Mr. Perfect's inner qualities leave a lot to be desired.
Ina however, is full of confidence and is pretty much back to her vibrant self again. She is now enjoying herself and knows that she can have it all if she wants.
Just like this irresistible dessert. To celebrate Ina's re-coming out I decided to make something grand. We wanted it all - cake, ice-cream and fruit. It had to look good and have the perfect inner qualities.
Don't forget those entries for this month's Monthly Mingle.
Earth Food is all about helping raise awareness for the steps and actions we can take to save our beautiful blue planet. Hope you will find it in your hearts to party with me.
Deadline is August 6th!
Important Announcement: I have unfortunately deleted an entry by mistake that landed in my spam. It was from a Toni. Sorry I hit delete on my spam folder and while it was being deleted I got a glimpse of the entry. So, if a Toni sent me an entry for Earth Food. I would kindly like to request you to send it again. I am extremely sorry about the inconvenience!
200g bitter-sweet chocolate - coarsely chopped
500g cherries - stems removed and pitted
500g mascarpone
250g quark - substitute sour cream if you cannot get quark
250g cream
150g whole almonds - with the skins on and coarsely chopped
300g chocolate cookies - I used some chocolate chip cookies
300ml cherry juice
1 packet vanilla sauce powder (for 1/2 liter)
100g sugar
4 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons butter
Cover the base of a spring form with some baking paper. Snap the edge of the form shut around it.
Place a mixing bowl in a water-bath and melt the chocolate with the butter. Put all the cookies in a large plastic freezer back and using a rolling pin finely crush the cookies.
Mix the melted chocolate with the cookies and pour the mixture into the spring form. Using a spoon press the base gently to even it out. Place in the refrigerator to cool for 1 hour.
Roast the chopped almonds in a pan without the addition of any fat. Take out and set aside to cool.
In a small bowl mix 6 tablespoons of the cherry juice with the vanilla sauce powder. Bring the rest of the cherry juice to a boil in a small saucepan. Add the vanilla sauce powder, constantly stirring. Allow to simmer for about a minute until it thickens. Mix in the cherries, then set aside and allow to cool.
In a large bowl whisk the quark, mascarpone, sugar and lemon juice into a smooth mixture. Beat the cream in a separate bowl until stiff and then gently fold into the mascarpone/quark mixture. Add the almonds and the cherry compote and fold into the mixture.
Pour the entire mixture over the cookie base into the spring form. Cover with foil and freeze for 6 hours.
Take the semifredo out of the freezer 20 minutes before serving and allow to thaw at room temperature. This allows the flavors to blend into each other. Decorate with a few chopped almonds and whole cherries.
Cut into slices and serve.
More creamy and fruity ice creams to indulge in:
- Apricot & Pistachio Ice Cream
- Chocolate Raspberry Ice Cream
- Ginger Lemon Ice Cream
- Nougat Glacé
- Strwaberry Frozen Yogurt
Also check out the I Scream For Ice Cream roundup from last month's Monthly Mingle for more ice cream inspiration.
Refreshingly fruity, sophisticatedly creamy and irresistibly cool. Who said we girls cannot have our cake and eat it too? If all men were like this dessert we'd all have our Mr. Perfect.
Ouch! (That was me after Tom pinched me!) I did mention that my guy is my Mr. Perfect from the inside to the outside, didn't I?
My fantastic girlfriend from The Daily Tiffin Sabrina of YumSugar is hosting an Ice Cream Challenge. There is no way I can miss that and for all girls reading this post I'd like to send a huge piece of this Cherry Semifredo Cake to you.
Go on take the cake and eat it too!
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Oceans continue to warm, especially the deeps
When discussing global warming, the public eye is mostly directed to global average surface air temperatures, but that's just one slice of the climate pie. If you haven't noticed, the ocean is awfully big, and it holds a great deal more heat energy than the atmosphere. In fact, about 90 percent of the energy that's been added to the climate system by human activities has gone into the ocean.
Unfortunately, it's hard to monitor that. There are a multitude of measuring stations for surface air temperatures, but our presence in the ocean is limited. With the advent of the Argo array—a fleet of autonomous, drifting floats that measure ocean temperatures—in the early 2000s, our data improved drastically. Still, the uncertainty has historically been greater for deeper waters.
In 2010, researchers identified an imbalance in our global energy arithmetic. If we measure the energy that's being trapped by increasing greenhouse gases, some of it seems to disappear—there wasn't enough warming in the atmosphere or shallow ocean to account for all that extra energy— and there's been a deficit since 2004. (Though a later study suggested the mismatch might be within the margin of error for the temperature estimates.)
Some expected the "missing energy" would be found in deeper waters, but we didn't have the data to demonstrate that. Meanwhile, the rapid atmospheric warming trend of the 1990s, boosted by strong El Niños, slowed in the La Niña-ridden 2000s, prompting some to posit that global warming was over and the scientists could all go home.
A new paper published in Geophysical Research Letters compiles the available measurements of the ocean's heat content, including information on the deep ocean. The study finds that those deep waters have absorbed a surprising amount of heat—and they are doing so at an increasing rate over the last decade.
The researchers—Magdalena Balmaseda and Erland Källén of the European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) and Kevin Trenberth of the US National Center for Atmospheric Research—assembled the available data from 1958 to 2009 using a reanalysis model. These models are used to reconstruct global conditions from available measurements. In this case, the reanalysis model focused on the ocean, though atmospheric conditions were also included to complete the picture.
The resulting ocean heat content data shows some interesting features. Drops in ocean heat content coincide with large volcanic eruptions, which pump sunlight-reflecting aerosol particles into the atmosphere for a time. But there's also a small drop after 1998—a year known for the incredibly strong El Niño that pushed global surface temperature to a (then) high point.
That may seem odd at first blush, but it makes sense if you're not fixated on the atmosphere. An El Niño involves above-average sea surface temperatures in the eastern Pacific, and some of that energy is transferred to the atmosphere, which becomes warmer as a result. All that warm water means evaporation, and evaporation means cooling of the ocean, just like sweat cools your skin.
After this period, ocean heat content continued to rise sharply—especially in the deep ocean. The paper states that "recent warming rates of the waters below 700 [meters] appear to be unprecedented" in the record. Supporting some earlier estimates, the data shows about 30 percent of ocean warming after 1998 taking place more than 700 meters down.
While it's certainly useful to note the extent to which heat energy is accumulating in the climate system, it's more interesting to ask why the deep ocean has taken such a large share of it recently. It seems to relate to changes in ocean circulation. A 2011 study indicated that La Niñas and a circulation pattern called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation could cause lulls in surface warming while energy is stuffed into the deep ocean. That may be exactly what we've experienced over the past decade. When those conditions change, we'll see the effects in higher surface temperatures.
Source: Ars Technica, Author: Scott K Johnson
Image courtesy of NOAA's National Ocean Service via Flickr (CC BY 2.0)


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When is Christmas?
Christmas celebrates the Nativity of Jesus which has traditionally been thought to have taken place on December 25th 1 BC.
Many countries around the world celebrate Christmas with several days of holidays. In some countries, December 26th may be celebrated as the Feast of St. Stephen or known as Boxing Day.
History of the holiday
Whilst the holiday has a strong grounding in the story of the birth of Jesus, many of the traditions we associate with Christmas have evolved from pre-Christian beliefs and certainly the traditions have evolved beyond purely a Christian holiday to have a wider secular significance.
The celebration of Christmas in late December is certainly as a result of pre-existing celebrations happening at that time, marking the Winter Solstice.
Most notable of these is Yule (meaning 'Feast'), a winter pagan festival that was originally celebrated by Germanic people. The exact date of Yule depends on the lunar cycle but it falls from late December to early January. In some Northern Europe countries, the local word for Christmas has a closer linguistic tie to 'Yule' than 'Christmas', and it is still a term that may be used for Christmas in some english-speaking countries. Several Yule traditions are familiar to the modern celebration of Christmas, such as Yule Log, the custom of burning a large wooden log on the fire at Christmas; or indeed carol singing, which is surprisingly a very ancient tradition.
Under the Julian calendar, the winter solstice was fixed on December 25, and this date was also the day of the popular roman holiday of Saturnalia, in honour of Saturn, the god of agriculture; which was later superseded by Sol Invictus, a day that bundled up the celebration of several sun based gods into one easy to manage the festival.
As Christianity began to take hold across the Roman empire and beyond, the date of when to celebrate the birth of Christ became a bit of an issue, with several different dates proposed.
It wasn't until 350 AD, that the then Bishop of Rome, Pope Julius I, fixed the official Christmas day on December 25th. Unfortunately Julius I didn't show his working out on how he reached this date; some scholars later suggested that it was calculated as nine months after the Annunciation (March 25), when the angel Gabriel is said to have appeared to Mary and told her she would bear the son of God. Whatever the reasoning, it is clear that, just as key pagan sites were being chosen for new churches, so too the date was chosen with the intention to catapult Christmas into becoming a major festival by placing it over the pre-existing pagan festivals.
Christmas Traditions
Kissing someone who happens to being stood under a sprig of mistletoe is seen as a tradition popularised in Victorian England. However even this relatively modern tradition has much more ancient echoes in that Mistletoe bears its fruit around the time of the Winter Solstice, and its supposed mythical ability to heal and increase fertility.
In Norse mythology, an arrow made from mistletoe killed Balder, who was a brother of Thor. Frigga, Balder's mother brought him back to life shedding tears that changed the red berries on mistletoe to white. Frigga then blessed the mistletoe and promised a kiss to anyone who passed beneath it.
A hint of Mistletoe' s integration from pagan ceremonies into Christmas tradition is said that the mistletoe plant used to be a tree, and its wood was used to make the Cross on which Jesus was crucified. After the Crucifixion, the plant shriveled to became the parasitic vine we know today.
Carol Singing
As mentioned earlier, the tradition of singing of songs can be traced back to the pagan festivals before the advent of Christmas. Indeed, the word carol is derived from the Greek word choraulein, which meant "an ancient circle dance performed to flute music."
As carols were already an established custom, early Christians made the shrewd decision to integrate Christian songs into the tradition rather than ban the singing.
Most new Christian Carols were written in Latin, which was by the middle ages, a language only used by the church, thus reducing the popularity of the custom.
However, carols received an injection of popularity when St. Francis of Assisi started his Nativity Plays in Italy in 1223, which included songs written in the local people's language.
The tradition of 'Modern' Carol singing flourished in England. Known as Wassailing, it was a chance for peasants to get some much needed charity from their feudal lords. This singing for money developed in a custom involving traveling musicians who would visit wealthy homes, singing in the hope of receiving money food or gifts in return.
There was a short interruption in 1647, when the puritans come to power after the English Civil War. The puritans, under the leadership of Oliver Cromwell, disapproved of the celebration of Christmas. There was even a fine of up to five shillings for anyone caught singing Christmas carols. When King Charles II came back to the throne in 1660, the public singing of Christmas carols was permitted again.


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General overview of Entrepreneurs' Relief
Entrepreneurs' relief (ER) provides relief for disposals by smaller business owners. It results in a tax rate of 10% on the disposal.
The relief is available on material disposals of business assets which covers businesses operated as a sole trader, partnership or through a limited company. There is also a form of relief for businesses owned within a trust, by reference to the beneficiaries of the trust, although this will not increase the amount of relief available over and above that for an individual owner.
The maximum gain to which relief can apply is a lifetime limit of £10 million. The lifetime limit works so that an individual making a number of disposals of businesses during his lifetime may exceed the limit. The value of the relief is therefore £10 million x 10% (the maximum reduction in tax) = £1,000,000. This should be borne in mind when considering appropriate planning steps, as they may have negative consequences of ER.
The conditions for relief and operation of the relief differs slightly for the three types of business entity, so they will be considered separately. For more information on the following, use the links below:
ER – impact on sole traders
The relief is available in two situations applying to sole traders:
- The sale of all or part of the business, and
- The sale of assets which were used in a business which has ceased trading within the last three years.
What is a business?
The law defines business as any trade, profession or vocation, carried on on a commercial basis with a view to profit, and extends this definition to include furnished holiday lettings, which normally attract the more beneficial treatment accorded to business assets by capital gains tax rules. It is important to note, therefore that other letting activities, whether residential or commercial do not qualify as business activities for the purposes of this relief.
The relief includes a condition that the business has been operated for at least 12 months prior to the disposal.
All or part of the business
The relief is intended to meet the needs of those disposing of businesses, and not those merely selling assets so the qualification is that the trader either sells the whole business, or a distinct part of the business as a going concern, or ceases trading completely, or in one particular aspect of his business activities and sells the assets relating to that.
In considering whether a particular business activity has separable parts, it is likely that HMRC will use test cases under an old relief known as retirement relief. Although this relief was withdrawn a few years ago, the entrepreneurs' relief is very closely modeled on the terms of retirement relief, so the old cases will very likely be a good place to start.
A farmer has made extra money over many years by selling off small plots of land to adjoining properties as extra garden. He was previously able to take taper relief on these disposals, reducing the CGT charge. However, no relief is available under ER as he is not selling all or a distinct part of his business. He would need to cease trading completely to qualify for relief.
As an alternative, he may have some established stabling and livery activities on a small field. If he were to either sell this part of his farming activity as a going concern, or to cease this activity and sell the field and stables (possibly for redevelopment) he would be able to claim relief in relation to the cessation or disposal of a distinct part of his business.
There is no restriction in relief if the business is sold to a connected party, except where the business is disposed of to a related company so ER will be available on the sale of the business as a going concern to a company owned by the individual, but not in relation to any goodwill sold; so any gains on a property passing into the company on incorporation would be covered by ER, but the value of goodwill would not. Where goodwill has significant value and is regarded as "separable" from the individual personally, other reliefs are available which may reduce the tax charge on incorporation.
ER – impact on partnerships
The sale of all or part of a partner's share of his interest in a partnership will attract ER to the extent that the sale generates a capital gain. The treatment of goodwill in partnerships is a complex issue and subject to HMRC guidance, so making general comments about this area is a little risky, but provided such a sale is taxed as a capital gain, the ER will apply to the disposal.
As for sole traders, the partnership can be carrying on any trade, profession or vocation, including furnished holiday letting activities, but the relief will not be available when the partnership is merely an investment vehicle, such as one which lets property other than as furnished holiday lettings. The partner making the disposal must have been a member of the partnership for at least 12 months prior to the sale to qualify for relief.
If a partnership incorporates, the same limitation applies in relation to ER on the partnership goodwill. In this case, any partners leaving the firm on incorporation will be permitted to claim ER on the disposal of their portion of goodwill, but the remaining partners will not.
Associated disposals
There is also relief available in a partnership environment for the sale of an asset owned personally by one or more partners (i.e. not by the firm as a whole) when they withdraw from the business. This is termed and "associated disposal" and is dealt with separately here. It provides extended relief when for example, the partnership premises are owned privately by one partner, who disposes of the premises on his withdrawal from the partnership. He must dispose of at least 5% of the partnership assets to be able to access the material disposal relief.
ER – shareholders in companies
Relief is available on the disposal of shares and other securities in limited companies provided that the various conditions relating to this type of disposal are met.
The company
The company must be a trading company or the holding company of a trading group in the 12 months leading up to the date of disposal. The definition of a trading company is based on the activities the company carries on. A trading company is a company which carries on trading activities and to no substantial extent carries on activities other than trading activities. Companies which are partners in a partnership which carries on a trade do not qualify unless the company also trades in its own right.
This test has been in use for some time, and we have had guidance about the interpretation of the test from HMRC for a number of years, although the interpretation of the guidance has never been tested in court. Essentially if a company carries on only trading activities and has no investments on the balance sheet it will meet the definition. Once there are assets on the balance sheet which constitute investments, the company must consider the "to no substantial extent" test. The guidance indicates that this is a 20% test, and that in considering it HMRC will consider the time spent by the directors of the company on the various activities, the income received from the activities and the value of assets held in relation to those activities. Large cash balances were considered to be a problem historically, but if the cash is not actively managed and is derived from the trade it is possible to argue that this does not constitute an activity as such.
The ownership of the company
In order to qualify for relief the disposer must own at least 5% of the ordinary share capital of the company, which must entitle him to at least 5% of the votes. The disposer must also be an officer or employee of the company, and all conditions must be met for at least the 12 months leading up to the disposal.
Once the conditions have been met, the disposer is at liberty to dispose of any shares or securities (including loan notes) in the company provided these meet the definition of securities, however long they have been held. Relief would extend to shares owned for a much shorter period, provided that the base level of 5% has been owned for a minimum of 12 months (and the officer / employee test has also been met for the same period).
Winding the company up
Where it is intended to cease trading and wind the company up by striking it off as inactive, the relief can still apply provided:
- the distribution of the assets is taxed as a capital distribution and not income
- the distribution takes place within three years after the company ceased trading
- the relevant conditions were met in the 12 months prior to the cessation of trade by the company.
This allows those with smaller businesses operating through limited companies to take relief when winding up their company through a striking off and distribution of the assets. Such distribution is taxed as capital if less than £25,000 and as income if more than that amount. This applies to striking off only. If the distribution of assets exceeds the £25,000 limit, a liquidator must be appointed in order for the capital treatment to be secured. There are additional restrictions imposed to prevent "recycling" companies by liquidating one company and starting up another doing largely the same thing, or ceasing a company and restarting the same business as self-employed or through a partnership.
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Special rules in relation to shares
Where the owner of a company is bought out by another company in which he receives shares in exchange, the relief may in future be compromised when the shares received are less than 5% of the share capital of the new parent company.
In this case, the terms of the new relief allow the disposer to elect that the rules on take-overs should not apply. This would mean that the disposal of his shares would be treated as triggering a capital gain to which ER could apply, rather than being treated as rolling the cost of the old shares into the new shares.
This convenient election means that if he chooses, a company owner might elect to pay the tax due on the initial disposal to ensure that he benefits from relief. However, he would be faced with a tax bill of 10% of the gain, which he may not have the funds to meet. The election would not allow him to defer the tax payable, so this is one of the key downsides to this provision.
Disposal in return for qualifying corporate bonds (QCBs)
Further business reorganisation provisions allow for a disposal which qualifies for ER but under which QCBs are acquired to be treated as if the ER is applied to the gain on the initial disposal, so that on a subsequent disposal of the QCBs the gain treated as arising at that point is the gain after ER.
Reinvesting the gain in EIS shares
If an investor in an EIS share issue has capital gains in the year of investment, he can treat those gains as "rolled into" the EIS shares, and the gain is deferred until the EIS shares are sold, with ER applying to the original gain when it crystallises. This relief is known as reinvestment relief and is subject to many conditions.
Associated disposals
Where premises occupied by the company are owned personally by a shareholder then relief may also be available on the gain on disposal of the property, provided the disposal is made after the shares have been sold and the individual withdraws from the company. This is a very common scenario and is an important aspect of the relief.
ER – associated disposals
The relief available on associated disposals is more complex than the basic relief, and is applicable after the relief available in respect of the disposal of shares of a minimum of 5% of the shares in the company or of at least 5% of the partnership assets in case of a partner in a firm. The rules are relaxed slightly when the business is genuinely being sold in full.
An associated disposal of business assets is the disposal of assets owned by an individual and used in a business carried on by a company or partnership in which the owner of the asset has made a material disposal as a result of withdrawing from the business.
It is very common when trading through a limited company to retain the premises from which the company trades in private ownership. This is quite often the only way in which finance to purchase the premises can be secured.
The disposal of the premises (or other asset) must take place after the material disposal – that is the disposal of the business itself – otherwise no relief will be available. Once the disposal of the business has been made, then provided for the period of 12 months ended with the earlier of the disposal of the interest in the business, or the cessation of business of the partnership or company the asset was in use for the business of the company or partnership then relief may be available.
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Restrictions on relief
Full relief would be available on the gain (subject to the £10 million limit) only where the asset has been used wholly in the business rent free throughout its entire period of ownership. If the asset has been used for other purposes, or rent has been charged, then the relief may be restricted.
Where the asset has been used for other purposes either in part or in full at some time during its period of ownership, the gain on disposal will be apportioned to exclude from relief the amount relating to the non business use – either on a time basis or another apportionment if only part of the asset was used for the business.
With regard to rent, only rent charged on or after 6 April 2008 will be taken into account when restricting relief, but where rent has been charged since that date the rent actually charged will be compared to the market rent for the property. A pro rata adjustment will then be made to block relief on the part of the gain represented by the proportion of rent charged.
If the rent charged after 6 April 2008 was full market rent, then none of the gain after that date would qualify for relief. The gain would need to be time apportioned, and the amount relating to the post April 2008 excluded from relief.
If the rent charged after 6 April 2008 represented only 20% of the market rent, then 20% of the gain post April 2008 would be denied relief. So if a property is sold at a gain on £1 million on 1 June 2015 and has been owned and used by the company for 20 years, the following computations would apply:
Full market rent throughout : Gain attracting ER (up to April 2008) 153/240 months = £637,500. The balance of £362,500 is fully taxable.
Rent reduced to 20% of market rent from 6 April 2008: ER gain (as before) £637,500. Partial relief – balance of gain is relieved by 80%, fully taxable element 20% = £72,500
As a result, owners of property used by their company or partnership will need to consider whether it is appropriate to charge rent on the property. This is a very complex issue which warrants detailed study based on the full facts and intentions of the business owner.


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This is probably going to be one of the worst posts that I have EVER written but there is a very good reason behind it. At the point that I am writing this I have gone without food for about 51 hrs. And yes, this was by choice.
I am participating in a hunger challenge called NoFood4You to help raise awareness for childhood hunger. You can learn more from my post here.
Anyway on to the Daring Baker challenge…
The April 2009 challenge is hosted by Jenny from Jenny Bakes. She has chosen Abbey's Infamous Cheesecake as the challenge.
Thanks Jenny for a great Challenge!!!
We were allowed huge creative license with this basic cheesecake recipe. I was going to make a margarita cheesecake. Had great plans for this but was not meant to be. T. had used up all the limes!!! But I had lemons!!! I ended up making an incredibly delicious Limoncello Cheesecake with lemon sauce. My modifications are in bold in the recipe.
Everyone loved this cheesecake! It has full of the typical cheesecake flavor. I had some trouble with the crust as I ran out of foil so it was slightly sogged. Otherwise it was great to work with and may make margarita cheesecake for a Cinco de Mayo potluck coming up…
Abbey's Infamous Cheesecake:
2 cups / 180 g graham cracker crumbs
1 stick / 4 oz butter, melted
2 tbsp. / 24 g sugar
1 tsp.vanilla extract (I used Lemon Extract)
3 sticks of cream cheese, 8 oz each (total of 24 oz) room temperature
1 cup / 210 g sugar (squeezed together with zest of one lemon)
3 large eggs
1 cup / 8 oz heavy cream
1 tbsp. lemon juice
1 tbsp. vanilla extract (or the innards of a vanilla bean) (I used lemon extract)
1 tbsp liqueur, optional, but choose what will work well with your cheesecake (1 Tbsp Limoncello)
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (Gas Mark 4 = 180C = Moderate heat). Begin to boil a large pot of water for the water bath.
2. Mix together the crust ingredients and press into your preferred pan. You can press the crust just into the bottom, or up the sides of the pan too - baker's choice. Set crust aside.
3. Combine cream cheese and sugar in the bowl of a stand-mixer (or in a large bowl if using a hand-mixer) and cream together until smooth. Add eggs, one at a time, fully incorporating each before adding the next. Make sure to scrape down the bowl in between each egg. Add heavy cream, vanilla, lemon juice, and alcohol and blend until smooth and creamy.
4. Pour batter into prepared crust and tap the pan on the counter a few times to bring all air bubbles to the surface. Place pan into a larger pan and pour boiling water into the larger pan until halfway up the side of the cheesecake pan. If cheesecake pan is not airtight, cover bottom securely with foil before adding water.
5. Bake 45 to 55 minutes, until it is almost done - this can be hard to judge, but you're looking for the cake to hold together, but still have a lot of jiggle to it in the center. You don't want it to be completely firm at this stage. Close the oven door, turn the heat off, and let rest in the cooling oven for one hour. This lets the cake finish cooking and cool down gently enough so that it won't crack on the top. After one hour, remove cheesecake from oven and lift carefully out of water bath. Let it finish cooling on the counter, and then cover and put in the fridge to chill. Once fully chilled, it is ready to serve.
Pan note: The creator of this recipe used to use a springform pan, but no matter how well she wrapped the thing in tin foil, water would always seep in and make the crust soggy. Now she uses one of those 1-use foil "casserole" shaped pans from the grocery store. They're 8 or 9 inches wide and really deep, and best of all, water-tight. When it comes time to serve, just cut the foil away.
Prep notes: While the actual making of this cheesecake is a minimal time commitment, it does need to bake for almost an hour, cool in the oven for an hour, and chill overnight before it is served. Please plan accordingly!
Lemon Sauce – About.com: Southern Food by Diane Rattray
This lemon sauce is made with lemon juice, cornstarch, sugar, and butter.
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1 tablespoon finely grated lemon peel
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon butter
In a saucepan, combine sugar, cornstarch and salt. Add boiling water. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture is thick and clear. Stir in lemon peel, lemon juice, and butter. Serve warm over dessert or bread pudding.
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Wieland coupling 230 V, 10 A up to ca. 2.3 KW for exhibitor's own lamps (stand / hall)
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We've heard some discussion of immigration in this year's presidential campaign. We have not seen much immigration legislation move on Capitol Hill. But one state is holding a referendum on a local version of an immigration bill that's been debated in Washington. The so-called Maryland Dream Act would offer in-state tuition rates to undocumented college students residing in Maryland. But as Jacob Fenston reports, even in that solidly blue state the legislation is causing a stir.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: (Singing) We are the dreamers.
UNIDENTIFIED GROUP: (Singing) We are the dreamers.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: (Singing) Mighty, mighty dreamers.
UNIDENTIFIED GROUP: (Singing) Mighty, mighty dreamers.
JACOB FENSTON, BYLINE: Over the past few months, supporters of the Maryland Dream Act have held marches and rallies around the state, telling voters about the bill.
YVES GOMES: It stands for, of course, fairness. That if you have roots in Maryland, why not, you should be able to pay in-state tuition.
FENSTON: Undocumented Dreamers like Yves Gomes are the face of the campaign. This is a battle they already won once. In the final hours of last year's legislative session, the Democratic-dominated General Assembly passed the Maryland Dream Act.
STATE DELEGATE NEIL PARROTT: As it was getting pushed through, I said, Oh, no. And so I sent a Facebook message out to my friends and said, if this passes, do you think we should do a referendum to allow the voters to vote on this?
FENSTON: Republican state delegate Neil Parrott and his colleague Pat McDonough launched a campaign gathering more than 100,000, double the number needed to force a voter referendum.
STATE DELEGATE PAT MCDONOUGH: First of all, I don't believe, philosophically, that we should providing any kind of taxpayer-financed benefits to someone who is here without lawful presence.
FENSTON: The Dream Act would give undocumented students tuition breaks worth thousands of dollars, as long as they meet certain criteria, like going to high school in Maryland and filing taxes here.
PARROTT: All this bill would do is make Maryland more of a magnet for illegal aliens.
FENSTON: Parrot and McDonough worry undocumented students would crowd out legal residents, and they say the discounted tuition would cost the state way too much - as much as $40,000 per student for a college degree, multiplied by hundreds or thousands. But those numbers are up for debate.
GOVERNOR MARTIN O'MALLEY: The cost would be pretty negligible.
FENSTON: Dream Act supporters, like Democratic Governor Martin O'Malley, cite a new study that found economic benefits would outweigh the costs. By educating more future workers, the law would ultimately generate $24 million more in tax revenue each year and boost the state economy by $41 million.
O'MALLEY: The higher a state's level of education, the more economic opportunities flow from the talents and skills of a well-educated workforce.
RICKY CAMPOS: I'm studying, actually, premed. And hopefully, once I'm done with my bachelor's, I will be able to go to med school.
FENSTON: Ricky Campos moved to Maryland from El Salvador when he was 12 years old. Now, he's spent almost two and a half years at a community college. He has straight As, and all the credits to transfer to the University of Maryland, but he says out-of-state tuition is out of the question. At around $25,000 a year, it's about three times what Maryland residents pay.
CAMPOS: That's why I haven't transferred, by the way.
FENSTON: The latest polls seem to be tipping in favor of the Dream Act. But whatever the effect of the law, if affirmed, it won't address the most important questions of immigration policy, says Steve Camarota with the Center for Immigration Studies.
STEVEN CAMAROTA: Who may come, how many, and how do we enforce our laws, are all the really profound questions. And a debate over in-state college tuition is really a side-show.
FENSTON: If voters here do approve the bill, Maryland will become the 12th state to pass a version of the national Dream Act that's been stalled in Congress for the past decade. But these state laws can't, of course, provide a path to citizenship, a key component of the federal bill.
For NPR News, I'm Jacob Fenston.
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Are you looking for budget student accommodation in Sri Lanka or a friendly host family in Sri Lanka? How about a student residence in single room in Sri Lanka or a charming bed and breakfast in Sri Lanka? Whatever type of accommodation you are looking for, Gomfy will help you find it - and at the lowest possible price!
View our range of cheap accommodation in Sri Lanka. Read customer reviews of Sri Lanka homestay or view youth hostels on map of Sri Lanka. Browse across Sri Lanka until you find the stay that is right for you. We aim to make it easy to find discount rates at the most popular places and near the language school you want to study at. We provide detailed information of the accommodation including photos, videos and student reviews for a great variety of student accommodation abroad. Choose Gomfy for all your student accommodation reservations,and discover why more and more students are choosing us to travel and study abroad!
You have the choice of accommodation in Sri Lanka as we understand how important is for you to feel comfortable. You have the freedom to choose your accommodation in Sri Lanka and know exactly how the accommodation will look like, the characteristics of your room, where it is located on a map, how far it is from the school, and you can even contact the host through our messaging system! These accommodations in Sri Lanka can be booked independently whether you are attending a language course or not. These accommodation options are a great alternative if you are travelling alone or with your family, partner or friends and stay in Sri Lanka as long as you wish. Pleasure trips and sightseeing double the benefits of the learning experience when taken in during a language trip abroad.
There are many different types of accommodation in Sri Lanka available to international travellers who are studying abroad or not that vary from one accommodation to another. At Gomfy we know that the accommodation is an essential component of an enjoyable trip abroad.
This is a good option for travellers and students who want freedom and independence. The apartments in Sri Lanka - with fully equipped kitchens and bathrooms - are typically furnished according to the Sri Lanka characteristics. You have more independence and the opportunity to cook your own meals. Single or double rooms are usually available in same apartments. Cooking and cleaning is done by the students themselves. The apartments are generally without supervision and are self-catering, but they are close to local amenities like cafes, bars, restaurants, shops and bus stops.
If you are looking for a more independent lifestyle during your stay and meet and interact with other foreign students, student residences / houses options are ideal. A student residence can vary in size depending on location and availability. These residences usually accommodate students of all ages and nationalities in a house-type environment. Usually Students' Residential accommodation is the most economic form of private student accommodation. The student residences in Sri Lanka usually offer shared kitchen facilities or cafeterias and give you the opportunity to practice your new language with fellow students even away from your classes. Normally there is a reception you can contact if you have any problem or questions.
If you would like to have a little more personal space where to stay, accommodation in a hotel could be the right choice for you. But this option is only suitable for short-time stays between one and four weeks. You could choose from various options, however all rooms have their own bathroom. For hotel bookings, please note that double rooms may only be booked by two students travelling together.
Daily contact with the local people, learning about eating and living habits and using your language skills right away, are some of the essential benefits of choosing a homestay in Sri Lanka. If you are interested in both the language itself and also learning about the lifestyle, habits and customs of the host in Sri Lanka during your stay, then you will find that living with a host family is the perfect choice. You'll enrich your understanding of the local culture and customs, pick up expressions and slang with greater ease, and your accent will sound more authentic.
A variety of "homestays in Sri Lanka" are available, including families with or without children as well as single households. The provision of meals varies depending on the location. A lot of host families are not living in the city centre. This means that you will have to walk a bit and/or go by public transportation to the school. It is very important to let us know if you suffer from any allergies or medical conditions so that we can inform the host family. Students who live in a host family can improve their language skills dramatically through daily conversations with the family members. We also suggest that you take some pictures of your family, friends and home as these can act as useful props for discussion. The greatest reward for the students and families is the deep, lasting friendship between them.
With this accommodation option, you can live and study in the home of a language teacher in Sri Lanka, who will embrace you into his or her family and make you feel at home. Learning a language in the home of your teacher is one of the most effective ways to learn a language quickly. This alternative is similar to homestays accommodation but it will allow you to totally immerse yourself in the language and culture and achieve great results.


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Q: What is a Pediatrician?
A: A pediatrician is a medical doctor who specializes in the care of children. Pediatricians have undergone special training in the health and illnesses of infants, teens and young adults, and the majority of pediatricians are certified by the American Board of Pediatrics after passing a comprehensive exam.
Pediatricians provide preventive health care for children in good health and medical care for children who are acutely or chronically ill. They also provide parents with support and advice with issues such as growth and development, safety and prevention, nutrition, and emotional wellness to foster a lifetime of good health.
Q: Can I meet my pediatrician before my baby is born?
A: Yes, in fact we strongly encourage parents-to-be to visit our office for a prenatal appointment. This is a great way to get acquainted with our office and our doctors. During this visit, we will answer any questions that you have about our practice or your new child. Visit our expectant parent's page for more information.
Q: How often should my child see the pediatrician?
A: Your child should not only see the pediatrician for an illness. It is also important to schedule well-child-care exams regularly, beginning in infancy. Also called well-care visits or checkups, these routine examinations provide the best opportunity for the doctor to observe the progress of your child's physical and mental growth and development; to counsel and teach parents; to detect problems through screening tests; to provide immunizations, and to get to know one another. Well-care visits are strongly recommended as part of preventive pediatric care.
Well-child visits are also a good time for parents to raise questions and concerns about a child's development, behavior, nutrition, safety and overall well-being.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends this schedule for routine well-care visits:
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- 1 month
- 2 months
- 4 months
- 6 months
- 9 months
- 12 months
- 15 months
- 18 months
- 24 months
- 30 months
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- 4 years
- And once every year thereafter for an annual health supervision visit that includes a physical exam as well as a developmental, behavioral, and learning assessment.
Q: What is the best way to schedule an appointment with your office?
A: You can schedule an appointment by calling our office during regular business hours, or by requesting an appointment online.
Q: Is your office accepting new patients?
A: Yes, we always welcome new patients. Contact our office for additional information or request an appointment.
Q: Why does my child need to receive vaccinations?
A: Immunizations are a series of shots given to children at different ages to help ward off serious, and potentially fatal, childhood diseases. Making sure your child receives immunizations when scheduled is the best way to help protect your child from potentially fatal diseases. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, vaccinations have reduced the number of infections from vaccine-preventable diseases by more than 90%. If you're apprehensive about vaccinations, please do not hesitate to contact our office.


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