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Paranormal Investigator and struggling author Lucas Taylor finally has hard evidence in the palm of his hand. What began as a series of surreal text messages punctuated by a damning photo ends with a feverish obsession for the truth. In the soft light of a dying cell phone screen, a man stares back at Lucas with soulless eyes of drowning pitch, classically attired in a suit and fedora that seem out of place in the modern era. His close friend and collaborator Caden Wilson believes that he's been visited by this haunting figure after having been witness to a UFO. Fearing both for his friend's health and sanity he makes the trip out to him, the revelations that follow leave him stunned.
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Christians call themselves sheep, which is convenient since, as atheists, we usually call them sheep too. Sometimes Christians call nonbelievers goats. Goats don't need shepherds, which is an improvement in my mind, but I'm starting to embrace identifying with The Atheist Pig.
Dog-matic & The Beagle, I feel like I should have a problem with an atheist setting up an imaginary theist to continuously win debates against, but I don't. These aren't cartoon debates, these are cartoon observations. If the kid on the log is a straw-man, he is at least a representative straw-man. I've had conversations identical to that of The Atheist Pig, and for this reason, it's worth checking out.
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Good stuff. I will have to check out that site. A good comic is always worth it. I am not too concerned about the potential straw men...it is only a comic after all.ReplyDelete
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Yes, I'm sure atheists would love it if God created them as robots, incapable of enjoying good (concepts like "good / bad," "right / wrong" wouldn't exist, or working against evil. They wouldn't mind missing out on love. Seriously?ReplyDelete
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Chakrabarti views Finland's consultancy activities in environmental technology as a particular strength. Finland's share of the global cleantech market is around 1% which is double the country's share of the global GDP.
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Finland is an important source of foreign direct investment in the EBRD's countries of operations. According to EBRD, the value of joint Finland-EBRD investment stood at EUR 5.22 billion as of 31 December 2012, including EUR 2.58 billion in Russia, EUR 960 million in Poland, and EUR 260 million in Romania. Recent projects include Metsä Tissue's investments in a paper mill in Poland and Nurminen's investment in logistics in Russia.
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THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Koo's Grill Restaurant Review: Parked near the entrance to Koreatown's California Market sits a silver trailer featuring a yellow awning and the words "KOO'S GRILL." The Koo family opened their first location at the California Market in Garden Grove, then expanded to Koreatown in 2001. The Koos only sell one item---hotteok---a glutinous rice pancake filled with a hot syrup of cinnamon, brown sugar and crushed peanuts. The chewy pancakes are five inches across and caramelize on the griddle from leaky syrup. There are no seats, unless you count a coin-operated kiddie airplane ride near the market's entrance. If you want to eat the pancakes on site, they're nestled in a folded paper plate. To-go, the pancakes are stacked on wax paper and packaged in a Styrofoam container. It's worth the inconvenience to experience one of the city's unique desserts. Even better, they're only a dollar each.
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Archives 2013
Paint by Number!
In 2013 the Wooden Horse Arts Guild launched a trial competition for the 1950's PAINT by NUMBER, initiated by Dan Robbins, who discovered a way for ordinary folks with art in their hearts to become artists. Many of us did not become artists, but have fond memories of hours "painting" some of the Masters. We had hoped that people across the country would enter, however that did not happen. We did have 5 great entries – pictured here. Perhaps our interest in bringing back this "beginning of the art world" for many people will happen again. One person shared this:
"Truth be told, I took on more than I could handle! Soooo many tiny numbers. The work that I did complete I enjoyed. I missed the fluidity of painting strokes and mixing. I learned a ton, though and will look at painting differently from now on." (She chose a most difficult piece – Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" )
Critiques and Judging were done by Pat Sanders, Visual Arts Instructor at North Country Union High School.
If the WHAG offers another Paint by Number Contest, we hope that YOU will find enjoyment in accomplishing this difficult art.
First place: "Wolf in Hiding" - Josy Shurtleff
Second place: "Horses by a Stream" – Leona White
Third place: "The Last Supper" –Jackie LaPierre
"Adirondack Evening" – Josy Shurtleff
"A Time Well Spent" – Camilla Mead
Artisan's Christmas Sale
The Second Annual Artisan's Christmas Sale was held on December 6 at member, Gloria Willis' home. Dressed up as a mini-store, it was a great hit again! Twenty Wooden Horse Arts Guild members participated in showing some of their best and unique art and crafts as gifts for the holiday season. Here are a few images from that special event:
Angel in Red
Another Assortment
Authors' Books
Biker Painting
Cards & Prints
Cookie's cookies and cookies
Deer antler jewelry
Ha! Ha! Ha!
Leona White painting
Pat Lipinski
Quilting, bowls, jewelry
Santa greets the shoppers
Scarves, jewelry
Stained glass
Wine candle
Village Arts & Crafts Show
The Village Arts & Crafts Show took place on Oct. 11, 12, 13 at the American Legion Hall in North Troy. It was a beautiful weekend and a great show, enjoyed by many.
Alyssa - paintings
Author's Corner
Bonnie Nash-Needle felt
Carleen Cote quilting
Elizabeth & Morgan-fleece
Flower collage & paintings
Hollandeer - meat & jewelry,etc.
Justin Hannigton-jewelry
Longbranch- Bowls
Mike's bowls
Phyllis Hammond & Dawn Grey
Polymer jewelry by Sharon
raffle & chinese auction
Ricka (toys, etc.)
Scholarship winners poster
Sydney Stevens - cards-ornaments
Topper View Studio
watercolors- Pat Lipinski
Art on the Fence
August 10 was a beautiful, sunny, albeit breezy day for the Jay Summer Fest in the center of Jay, Vermont. The Wooden Horse Arts Guild was in it's usual spot for Art on the Fence! This is the day when the public chooses their favorite of the paintings and photography or anything which will hang on the fence! The People's Choice for 2013 was a watercolor by Ruth Genco titled "Last Tap". There were also Ribbon prizes in First, Second and Third categories. Pat Sanders was again the judge and the critique artist. We look forward each year to Pat's expertise in the judging and especially the critiquing of the art.
The 50-50 Raffle to benefit the Scholarship Fund was in full swing with Sydney Stevens and her niece, Alyssa, explaining the Scholarship program of the Wooden Horse Arts Guild.
Kudos to The Jay Focus group. Hardworking and able to "pull it together". Thanks so much! Read more about this great group at Welcome to Jay, Vermont.
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Art on the Fence 2013
Casey Boyle-Eldridge - 1st and 2nd in photography
Deciding on People's Choice
Georgia Higley with her First Place Painting
Hermanville at Lake Memphremagog - 2nd Place - Phyllis Hammond
Josie calling for voters
Kay Maynard stopping by
Neil Hawley - 3rd Place - Photography
Ruth Genco - People's Choice and 3rd Place
Sydney and Alyssa - Raffles are FUN
An Evening with Watercolor Arts and the Marimba music of Ruth Genco
On the evening of July 27, 2013, the Rand Memorial Library "annex" became a Mini Gallery and Music Room! The Watercolors of the artists of the Wooden Horse Arts Guild and the very beautiful Marimba music of Ruth Genco filled the room with music and art. Here is a little history of Ruth's marimba:
This particular marimba is about 75 years old. The keys are of rosewood (all from the same tree). It is a tropical instrument and plays and sounds best in the warm, humid weather. Marimbas of this type were used during the 40's and 50's as background music for popular songs. They are rarely seen today. Ruth began playing the marimba at age 10 and studied at the Wurlitzer Conservatory in Philadelphia. She saved her money and bought this instrument when she was 12. It is her musical treasure.
The watercolorists taking part in this event were Mary Brenner, Phyllis Hammond, Georgia Higley, Ruth Genco, Pat Lipinski & Fred Wilson.
The Joy of Painting in Bold Colors
Rosalie holds a Bachelor of Science in Art Education from the University of New Hampshire and a Master of Arts in Educational Administration from Saint Mary's College of California. She has taught art to every grade level and has lived, taught and painted in Utah, New Hampshire, Delaware, California and Vermont.
"As a watercolor artist, I am both a teacher and a student—a watercolor veteran who has been painting, teaching and taking watercolor classes for over 40 years."
Plein Air
Two hardy souls braved the heat and humidity to paint "Plein Air" at Rose Apple Acres Farm on July 13.
Ken Wetherbee and Sheba at Rose Apple Acres Farm
Mary Brenner at Rose Apple Acres Farm
Aqua Fest
July 6, 2013....Several members of the WHAG set up their tents on this very warm day to take part in AQUA FEST on the Boardwalk of Newport City. Everyone had a great time! Many thanks to the Vermont's North Country Chamber of Commerce.
March 16, 2013.....Members of the WHAG had a very fun evening with a delicious potluck dinner followed by a REAL auction of items donated by members. We raised $500.00 for the promotion of WHAG shows.
Here is John Stevens, auctioneer, doing what he does really well! Selling the goods!
January 2013 Scholarship Award Winner
Donna Stepien is an award winning designer educator. A Scholarship recipient, 2012, she taught Saturday workshops during February, March and April, 2013 at White River Craft Center, Randolph VT. The Wooden Horse Arts Guild along with the White River Craft Center sponsored this event.
Aren with a lamp he designed and created.
Aren Tulp
Aren Tulp, 16, of St. Johnsbury, VT, studies each summer at "Immersion in the Arts" camp in Harrisville, NH where he is gaining advanced skills in the making of stained glass.
A lamp designed and created by Aren.
Mel Hastings
Mel Hastings, Barton, VT will continue studies in the making of fine pottery. "My goal is to create, explore and grow with the clay." From a reference: "Mel is incredibly gifted and her passion is evident in her finished pieces."
Jacob Morton-Black
Jacob Morton-Black, of Colchester, is a young man with many musical abilities: has written many Music Compositions, Conducting Apprenticeship with Jeffrey Domoto, Music Director of the Vermont Youth Orchestra, has conducted his compositions and much more, along with finding time for community projects in his town of Colchester and helping with Fund-raising for various community and world needs. (Words from a reference: "...Jacob Morton-Black is a witty and intelligent young man, a gifted performer, a diligent student....and a motivated life-long learner"). Jacob will be studying music composition at Ithaca College in the Fall of 2013. (Oh yes, he plays the French Horn, too.)
Sample Composition by Jacob Morton-Black
The Wooden Horse Arts Guild photo contest "Photo Fun-The World Around Us" awards event was held on Sunday, June 9 at the Rand Memorial Library in North Troy, following which, the young people and their guests enjoyed cookies and punch.
The cash awards, ribbons and certificates were handed by Sydney Stevens, Board member; Gloria Willis, Secretary; Josy Shurtleff, Treasurer and Camilla Mead, President. Pat Lipinski, member, photographed the event. The judges for the 32 photos of the 12 entrants were professional photographers, Rosemary Miller of Morgan and Francis Varkala, WHAG member, of North Troy.
This contest for young persons of Vermont was supported by Vermont Community Foundation..
The display system for showing the photos was possible with donations from Rock Insurance Agency, Inc. and Cooperative Insurance Companies.
Photo Fun 2013 Contest Winners (Click thumbnails to view larger images):
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This paper provides an overview of key measures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander child safety, presenting a range of information relating to child injury and violence; child protection; and juvenile justice. National data show that Indigenous children are over-represented across a range of measures: for example, Indigenous children were 5 times as likely as non-Indigenous children to experience a hospital separation for assault; 8 times as likely to be the subject of substantiated child abuse or neglect; and 15 times as likely to be under juvenile justice supervision.
The safety of children is intrinsically related to the security of their families and communities and the accessibility of appropriate support systems. National data show that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, compared with their non-Indigenous counterparts, are over-represented in various aspects of child safety. In particular, Indigenous children have higher rates of hospitalisations due to injury, higher rates of injury mortality and more frequently come into contact with child protection and juvenile justice systems.
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What I learned from Robert Herjavec
Recently I attended a conference where Robert Herjavec was a speaker. Robert is a Shark Tank investor, Entrepreneur and Cyber security expert. It was early morning and I was excited like a kid. Robert shared his story of coming to Canada as an immigrant and growing as an entrepreneur.
In addition to discussing cyber security trends and telling stories, he also mentioned insights gained from his entrepreneurial journey. I am sharing them here, in the hope that it ignites a passion inside you to go in the direction of your own journey to create something new.
"No" is a learned response.
Robert told us that that we are told "no" since the beginning of our life as a child. We can internalize it and then keep that message with us as we grow up. As adults, we tend to say "no" more often than "yes" to a new idea. Once we become aware of the habit of saying "no", we can change our internal mental framing of something new. He suggested that parents say "yes" to their young kids' initiatives. The kids will learn that "yes" is possible even when they hear "no" everywhere else they go.
Everybody, at their core, wants to better their life.
Robert has found that at the root of starting something new is a fundamental truth about humans: we want to better our life. I thought how we can keep this in mind not only when building something new but also during marketing and selling of our idea. If you help others better their life, they will be happy to add value to your business in return.
Inability to take rejection is what really defeats us.
Robert told us that fear of rejection is more insidious than the fear of failure. People fail in business because they cannot take rejections. He told us how he gets more rejections in his business dealings than he receives acceptance. It seemed logical after he gave a few examples.
My take? If there is one skill we need to practice and master, it has to be: being able to take rejections. No matter what your venture, new idea, or the next step on the path to success, you will face more rejections than you expect. Remember that every rejection is one step closer to an acceptance. When you get down, get back up. I will be rooting for you.


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New rains emerging.............even wetter than yesterday....especially late week 1.
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Severe Storm Risk. Northern Tier. Press your cursor on the map for full screen.
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| Forecaster: Hart/Kerr
Issued: 18/1240Z
Valid: 18/1300Z - 19/1200Z
Forecast Risk of Severe Storms: Slight Risk
| Current Day 2 Outlook
| Forecaster: Bunting
Issued: 18/0600Z
Valid: 19/1200Z - 20/1200Z
Forecast Risk of Severe Storms: Marginal Risk
| Current Day 3 Outlook
| Forecaster: Bunting
Issued: 18/0731Z
Valid: 20/1200Z - 21/1200Z
Forecast Risk of Severe Storms: Marginal Risk
| Current Day 4-8 Outlook
Not much Excessive Rainfall threat.
|Current Day 1 Forecast
Valid 12Z 07/05/18 - 12Z 07/06/18
Day 1 Threat Area in Text Format
|Day 2 and Day 3 Forecasts
|Current Day 2 Forecast
High Temperatures today and Wednesday.
Dew points starting to increase northward.
Heat and high humidity .....feels like temperature!
Highs days 3-7 shows Hot but............cooling late, especially Upper Midwest.
How do these temperatures compare to average at this time of year. Above average in the hottest time of year!:
High temperature departures:
Low Temperature Departures:
Here is the latest radar image.
The corn in my area looks really good. One of the fields I pass is already tasseling. Last year at this time it was barely shoulder high. For the middle of July, it's pretty impressive.
Thanks Jim!
Satellite picture.
Rains the past 24 hours. Minnesota!
You can go to this link to see rain totals from recent time periods:
Go to precipitation, then scroll down to pick a time frame. Hit states to get the borders to see locations better. Under products, you can hit "observed" or "Percent of normal"
Canadian ensembles back up the heat ridge in week 2 with a deepening trough in the Northeast. This has been a consistent theme for numerous days for this model with fewer and fewer members having the heat ridge farther east.
384h GZ 500 forecast valid on Jul 25, 2018 00 UTC
GFS ensembles have the same idea........Strong heat ridge Southwest, upper level trough East.
The longer range, week 3 and week 4 forecast still shows cool.
Precip below:
What's interesting here is that some of the guidance is turning hotter again in week 2:
Almost but not quite half of the Canadian model ensembles on the just updated 12z solution now bring the dome much farther east again:
384h GZ 500 forecast valid on Jul 26, 2018 12 UTC
There are a few members of the 12Z GFS ensembles that have switched to this hotter idea............a minority.
The last operational 12z GFS below was much more bullish with the upper level ridge farther east in week 2 but this is just 1 run...........we'll have to see if future runs follow or not:
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The NWS extended forecast moves in the direction of near normal temperatures and precip by the later period.
This extended period obviously displays less skill than the week 1 period but right now, the confidence is even lower because of the disparity in solutions at the moment.
See the above comments on the latest Canadian model.
|Temperature Probability 6-10 day
| Precipitation Probability
|Temperature Probability 8-14 day
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Hey Mike,
My take on the 12Z Canadian ensemble mean: Even though the day 16 map, itself, is a bit more bullish than the 0Z day 16 map, the 12Z for days 1-15 is significantly cooler/more bearish than the 0Z run as a whole. As a matter of fact, the late week 2/11-15 day period, itself, is significantly cooler on the 12Z vs the 0Z. In the vast majority of cases based on years of following it, if the market is presented with the latest day 1-15 ensemble run, including the 11-15, itself, showing significantly fewer CDDs and IF it reacts to it, it will drop rather than rise even with a day 16 that is warmer. That makes sense as it is being presented with data that suggests the next 15 days, overall, will have significantly lower AC demand than previously thought. NG isn't going to say: "who cares about the cooler upcoming 15 day period because the much more highly speculative day 16 map suggests that after this good chance for a cooler 15 day period there is a HINT that day 16 and perhaps beyond by some unknown period will warm up. We don't know by how much or for how long or even if the day 16 change will occur." NG doesn't normally work like that nor should it from a logical standpoint imo.
I'll illustrate this with an example that is similar to this 12Z run since you liked the last one I did: let's say that days 1-15 had 10 fewer CDDs than the prior run , days 11-15 had 5 fewer, and that the more highly speculative day 16 had 1 CDD more. The market will fall in the vast majority of cases IF it reacts to this run. A much more speculative day 15 or 16 map that is warmer will not normally come even close to trumping a cooler days 1-14. The cooler days 1-14 are first dialed in via lower prices before any possible later rise should the warmer days 15-16 persist AND progress earlier in the forecast. A trader will not do well in the long run if he/she looks at day 15-16 maps (even ensemble) without also giving a lot of consideration to days 1-14.
Edit: That NWS 8-14 map you showed should be cooler than the prior forecast based strictly on the 12Z CDN ens. because it doesn't even show any warming til day 16.
hi Mike..well we watched that cold front come south all day only fall apart at our door step......really needed that one
Know how you feel mcfarm
Yesterday was hot and the crops were suffering big time
Today is cooler and the suffering is a lot less
We had 1" of rain a week-10 days ago and the soil sucked it up so you would not know it even rained
No chance until this week end
Losing bu. by the day
Just hope hail does not come with any rain
July is our hail season
Oh well
This is the new normal for us
Corn is shooting tassels and will continue according to planting date
Thanks Larry,
Everything that you stated makes good sense. I obviously spend too much time/space showing the late week 2 maps.
The latest 18z GFS ensemble average turns(much?) cooler in the 11-15 day period than the previous runs. On the day 11 map below, you can see the reason why. A very strong, upper level trough is digging thru the Upper Great Lakes with the 576 dm contour as far south as Lake Superior and well defined "kink" in the contours associated with it. The previous ensemble mean was much flatter with this feature.
As the energy from this feature feeds into the main trough, it deepens it, so that 4 days later, the 576 dm contour drops even farther south and is located close to where the 582 contour was on day 11. The 588 contour, which was around Cincinnati, OH on day 11 drops to the TN/GA border on day 15. The previous 12z run featured the 588 contour farther north.
Days 11 and 15 solutions are below:


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veryone needs a vacation, and there's no better place in the world than Kentucky. OK, that might be an exaggeration, but they have amazing food and millions of barrels of bourbon, it making pretty much heaven on Earth. And if your liver takes you down to the paradise city, Louisville, the Bourbon Classic is where you want to be.
The Bourbon Classic is a celebration of all things bourbon, from sipping your way through the entire Pappy family to pairing bourbon country ham and chocolate. The week-long whiskey extravaganza, put on by the fine gentleman behind The Bourbon Review, starts February 28th and culminates with the titular event on Saturday, March 4th. Eating and drinking are the primary goals, but there is plenty of education to go around.
Tuesday – Bourbon Classic TOP SHELF
The festivities kick off in style with the prince of whales, Preston Van Winkle. The night features pours of Pappy Van Winkle 10, 12, 15, and 20 alongside food from Chef Bobby Benjamin of Butchertown Grocery. Last year, Husk's Sean Brock held the tongs and made it a night to remember, and Chef Benjamin is sure to do the same in 2017.
Thursday Option 1 – Bourbon Classic SAVOR
New Orleans' permanent Grand Marshall, Dickie Brennan, teams up with Maker's Mark to bring Bourbon Street to Bourbon County. Taken an after-hours tour of the distiller followed by four courses of creole cuisine paired with bourbon cocktails. Dickie Brennan played host to my wedding's welcome dinner last November, and it was a the perfect start.
Thursday Option 2 – Bourbon Classic BOTTLED IN BOND Anniversary
If you like your whiskey with a side of learning, check out this bourbon history lesson with Old Forester. Discover the rule that rid us of rotgut, the 1897 Bottled in Bond Act, and how bonded bourbon is making a huge comeback. Oh, and you get to drink Old Forester's Whiskey Row Series.
Friday – Bourbon Classic Cocktail & Culinary Challenge
This one one of the highlights for me last year. Eight bartenders pair up with eight chefs and eight distilleries to test their pairing prowess. Each creates trio creates and cocktail and small plate entry, and you get to try them all. Don't worry, you don't have to pick a favorite. That onus is on the panel of judges.
Saturday – Daytime – Bourbon Classic University
It's an exciting time for the bourbon industry, and there's a million things to learn. There are three sessions and 9 different potential classes/lectures to sit in on. Highlights last year included a history of cocktails with Paul Clarke, a panel of the rising stars in the distiller world, and a mega-panel of masters distillers discussing everything putting weed in whiskey to what it means to be a master distiller.
Saturday – Night – Bourbon Classic TASTE
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Curry with Fresh Turmeric
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Serves: 4 - 6
Preparation time: 30 minutes
Cooking time: 30 minutes
One eggplant, quartered lengthwise and sliced into wedges
Oil for frying
kaffir lime leaves
270ml can Ayam coconut milk
270ml water
Two zucchinis, thickly sliced
snapper cutlets, cut into large chunks and bones removed
1kg mussells (discard any that are open before cooking, as they are dead and may not be fresh)
One punnet of cherry tomatoes
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Leaves from 1 bunch coriander
1 bunch thai basil (optional)
Wedges of lemon (optional)
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2 red cayenne chillies, seeds removed (for a mild curry, replace with ½ red capsicum)
1 large knob of ginger
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3 cloves of garlic
1 large red onion
Roots and lower half of stalks from a bunch of coriander (wash very well to remove all grit and be sure to avoid any cotton wool or other growth medium that may be in the roots)
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Heat another tablespoon of oil in the same (now empty) saucepan and when quite hot (but not smoking), add the curry paste (and onions if separate) and fry, stirring fairly often, until fragrant and beginning to caramelise slightly (become golden).
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Stir in zucchini, mussells and snapper chunks and simmer with the lid on until fish is just cooked and mussells have opened (about 10 minutes, but go by sight rather than relying on a timer to avoid overcooking your seafood). Stir through whole cherry tomatoes and fried eggplant.
Serve in large bowls spooned over steaming white rice, sprinkled with your fresh chopped herbs.
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https://unidirectory.auckland.ac.nz/profile/j-mccoolAssociate Professor The University of Auckland: Epidemiology and Biostatistics
- Judith's research interests include: global health, tobacco control, mass media, social determinants of health.
- She is a co-investigator for a number of research projects: Progressing tobacco control in Niue; Appraisals of graphic health warnings on cigarettes packs, strategies to reduce smoking uptake and second-hand smoke exposure of N.Z. children; 'Keeping Kids Smokefree', a community intervention to reduce smoking among young people; as well as The NZ Youth Tobacco Monitor, a national cross-sectional study of youth smoking.
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Perceptions of risk of developing Type Two diabetes among youth in Fiji: preventing the preventable.
- A study designed to explore how young people living in Fiji appraise their risk of developing diabetes based on existing knowledge about diabetes, risk factors and perceived personal vulnerability.
- Using media to inform and entertain: the case of Shortland Street on prime time in Fiji.
Honours / Dissertation Research Topics
- Public opinions of global health matters – what really counts and why.
- Do young people change their perceptions of smokers in media over time? An analysis of how young people construct their appraisals of pro and anti-smoking imagery in media between ages 12-14 years.
- A systematic review of diabetes prevention initiatives in low-income settings: a global perspective.
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- Australasian Society of Behavioural Health and Medicine - Member
- New Zealand Youth Tobacco Monitor - Member of expert advisory panel, Health Sponsorship Council/Ministry of Health
- Auckland Tobacco Research Group - Founding member of an interdisciplinary research group established to provide support and collaboration on tobacco -related research topics.
- Alcohol, Drug Research Collaboration (ADRC) - Member of an interdisciplinary research group set up to collaborate and network on addiction related issues.
Selected publications and creative works (Research Outputs)
- Tanielu, H., McCool, J., Umali, E., & Whittaker, R. (2017). Samoan smokers talk about smoking and quitting: A focus group study. Nicotine & Tobacco Research10.1093/ntr/ntx152
Other University of Auckland co-authors: Elaine Umali
- Waqa, G., McCool, J., Snowdon, W., & Freeman, B. (2015). Adolescents perceptions of pro- and antitobacco imagery and marketing: Qualitative study of students from Suva, Fiji. Biomed Research International, 2015.10.1155/2015/602635.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/26740
- Wilkinson, B., McCool, J. P., & Bois, G. (2014). Voluntourism: an analysis of the online marketing of a fast-growing industry. International journal of communication and health, 2014 (4), 10-15. Related URL.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/26730
- Fa'alili-Fidow J, McCool, J., & Percival, T. (2014). Trade and health in Samoa: views from the insiders. BMC public health, 1410.1186/1471-2458-14-309
Other University of Auckland co-authors: Teuila Percival, Jacinta Fa'alili-Fidow
- McCool, J., Freeman, B., & Tanielu, H. (2014). Perceived social and media influences on tobacco use among Samoan youth. BMC public health, 14.10.1186/1471-2458-14-1100
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2292/25630
- McCool, J., Hoek, J., Edwards, R., Thomson, G., & Gifford, H. (2013). Crossing the smoking divide for young adults: Expressions of stigma and identity among smokers and nonsmokers. Nicotine & Tobacco Research, 15 (2), 552-556. 10.1093/ntr/nts136
- Gendall, P., Hoek, J., Edwards, R., & McCool, J. (2012). A cross-sectional analysis of how young adults perceive tobacco brands: Implications for FCTC signatories. BMC Public Health, 12 (796).10.1186/1471-2458-12-796
- McCool, J. P., Webb, L., Cameron, L. D., & Hoek, J. (2012). Graphic warning labels on plain cigarette packs: Will they make a difference to adolescents?. Social Science and Medicine, 74 (8), 1269-1273. 10.1016/j.socscimed.2011.12.043
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Merlin "Mel" E. Kroack
Nov 30, 1920 – Mar 28, 2015
Born to John and Pearl Kroak in New Albin, Iowa on November 30, 1920. He passed away at home in Seattle on March 28, 2015. He attended Iowa State Universtiy and recieved a BA degree. He was an insurance company executive and a longtime independent insurance broker. Hew was and avid outdoorsman and enjoyed fishing and hunting, along with his devoted Vizsla dog, Rustie.
He is survived by his loving wife, Maxine Lesher of Seattle, son, John Kroack of Lynnwood and Bunker, the black lab.
Robert M. Burns
Mill Creek, WA
Mar 8, 2016
Mel was one of those rare individuals that had a lot of talent. I met him 14 years ago approx. He worked with me marketing some insurance related products - and what was immediately apparent was that I was in the presence of real mastery - he was one of a kind. I'll miss him a lot.
Dan and Sandra Rollins
Auburn, WA
May 9, 2015
Mel was such a kind gentleman through all the years we knew him. He and Maxine were always such gracious hosts at their home. He loved our daughters' red hair and always had the kindest comments.
Judie and Bill Nelson
Seattle, WA
Apr 26, 2015
Mel was a kind and gracious friend to Bill, and one of Bill's best fishing and hunting buddies. Good times! Memories keep old friends with us forever. Blessings to the family.
Dixie Norgren
Buckley, Wa
Apr 24, 2015
Mel was a devoted and loving friend to my late husband Bill and to me. He will be missed and I consider it a priviledge knowing him. Love you Mel.
Genesis Lodge #305
Edmonds, WA
Apr 22, 2015
The members of Genesis Lodge #305 F&AM are sad to hear of Brother Mel's passing. Are prayers are with his wife and family, including Bunker. There will be a Masonic memorial for him at our meeting in May.
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SeaTac, Wa
Apr 20, 2015
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