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Health-nut Chowhound... does that animal exist??
I'm into all kinds of foods. I like everything from j u n k to fine dining and whole food cooking, including vegan. I've started posting on CH not that long ago and, I've only noticed 1 or 2 nutrition oriented posters.At the moment , my body is asking for something healthy . So Does anyone have a good suggestion or dish they'd like to share? (macro,organic and vedic types... sure?)
I'd look into the HC and GCT boards for suggestions -- there is lots of good stuff out there.
re: ipsedixit
Don't understand your post and the only vedic foods I've tried were ...cooked.
I enjoy cooking wholesome healthy foods on a regular basis, as this is how I strive to eat on a normal run of the mill day. I also enjoy my fatty junky stuff too. Case in point, this weekend I enjoyed a slab of cheesecake, deep fried buffalo wings, etc. (all home made). Today? Roasted vegetables in a flax/whole grain wrap and for dinner, kale and white bean soup. I think many 'hounds eat similarly and try to eat a balanced diet.
With that said, that is an awfully broad request for a "healthy dish." Especially because my version of healthy may not match yours (I eat grains, meat, etc.).
Broad request but I'll tell you what I like for healthy food. I like to make rich vegetable broths in the winter with huge amounts of parsnips and carrots. I simmer for a few hours with onions and bay leaves.
I try to get high Omega 3 cold water fish in the winter like mackerel. I cook a piece in a tiny bit of olive oil with just a bit of salt and pepper. I serve with a bit of the stock in the bottom of a large bowl, add the piece of fish and then maybe some steamed or sauteed spinach or kale with garlic cloves on top of it all.
Happy Healthy Eating!
I think that you'll find many nutrition oriented posters on CH, if you look a little deeper. My idea of eating healthfully is making food, from scratch, using high quality ingredients (with a special focus on vegetables, although I wouldn't call a juicy steak from a pasture-raised cow unhealthy). Meals are eaten at the table, with respect for the food. The respect comes not only from the taste, but also because good food nourishes the body and helps foster relationships with people who matter. I've found that many hounds share a similar philosophy.
Anyway, my favorite filling and healthy meal is smashed black beans. I sauté some minced shallots and jalapeños in a bit of olive oil or leaf lard until they get tender. Then I throw in some garlic until it's fragrant, then some cooked black beans with a little bit of their juices. I cook them until the beans warm up, then smash them with a potato masher and serve them with a squeeze of lime juice and a sprinkling of queso cotija.
If that sounds a little too filling (and it can be, especially when you're trying to balance out an indulgence), then try roasting some vegetables (whatever's in season), tossing them on a bed of greens, and drizzling with a bit of extra-virgin olive oil and vinegar or lemon juice. It doesn't get much better than that.
re: wekick
i second this.
this is certainly a personal question, but for me, healthy involves lots of veggies, ample protein, a little good fat, and a small amount of non-refined starches or grains.
tonight that means seared scallops, in a light lemon herb sauce, with roasted broccoli, cauliflower and onions, and a seaweed salad.
another night that might mean spaghetti squash with a vodka sauce (made slightly creamy with almond milk) with homemade soy (TVP) or lean ground turkey meatballs, and a veg and salad on the side.
another night, roasted chicken, roasted veggies, and a soup to start.
or, an egg white omelette brimming with veggies and a sunchoke hash on the side.
or, enchiladas (i can't eat cheese, so...) with chicken sauteed with onions and green chiles, shredded carrots, corn tortillas (can't eat gluten) and homemade enchilada sauce. maybe some mexican brown rice on the side, more likely just some fajita veggies.
or salmon croquettes made with flaked salmon, cooked diced onion, parsley, S & P, egg (sometimes just white) and a little almond meal to bind. either pan seared or baked. last week served with a creamless creamy cauliflower soup, and made the croquettes crouton sized.
what does healthy mean to you?
No, there aren't any nuts here. We are all perfectly sane. A lot of us, though, are interested in healthy eating, but we don't wave a flag saying 'healthy vegan eating here', or 'super healthy low carb here'.
There are debates in General Topics about grass fed v gain fed beef, questions on Cookware about how to avoid cookware that is rumored to be toxic, articles in Media about the latest unhealthy TV chef, or news articles claiming sucrose is toxic. Home cooking is also good place to find healthy ideas, since you can have more control over ingredients when you cook it yourself. And the regional boards have questions about finding hyper-local vegetables in Chicago in the middle of winter.
Just keep in mind that there isn't just one idea what constitutes healthy eating. Some go vegan, some go paleo, some avoid a laundry list of 'toxic' ingredients, or 'toxic' companies, others latch on to the latest super-healthy food, some go on detox binges, others just try to eat a balanced diet all the time.
I have a couple of suggestions for you. Learn how to make soup from scratch. You can learn how to make your own chicken or beef broth, or you can use boxed broths. Making soup is the simplest thing, and you can have something in minutes or after half a day. The nutrients are in the broth, so eat and drink your lunch!
Another thing is learn to make several salads that you truly like. Making salad dressing is another simple thing. You can make a great salad, with a simple vinaigrette, and add the protein of your choice. Simple, simple.
Then, learn to make a quick bread like biscuits or cornbread or a good muffin. Any time you make soup or salad, you can make a muffin. Use the best ingredients, stay away from HFCS, and try to eat unprocessed, and you'll be on your way.
Hey I appreciate all the posts were sent..even THAT stupid one 'bout fries & ketchup.:) Allot of posters think the request is too is to broad . I don`t see it like that. I was just casually throwing out the question to see what sort of fish may bite. The term, health-nut, was only ment to be endearing.. nothing else. I was introduced to a type of *natrual ,wholesome cooking style when I lived in a big, commune- type rooming house about 10 -11 yrs ago.The house was full of hippy nutritionists. i was`t that way at all.I started eating things like millet with Bragg`s seasoning. Now,at the present, I eat pretty much everything....maybe not so much of the Paula Deen kinda stuff. I do get alittle misty though, for the rooming house days. like tonight, I got some new organic Coconut flour and am making a dense Chocolate-beet cake with it. This health kick at the moment, is enjoyable- doesnt have to last forever and...I don`t really want to either. Keep sending any cool ideas.thnkx hetook
re: hetook
Someone already alluded to this above but let me put it this way: making a chocolate - beet cake with organic coconut flour doesn't make it "healthy." There are plenty of vegetarians who have lousy, high carbohydrate diets that aren't healthy. Most pizzas are vegetarian, after all.
To be healthy is to have a well-balanced diet that suits your body type. What it sounds like is that you have a desire to explore what might be termed "alternative" cooking, trying out new substitutes for traditional ingredients that may (although not always) cut down on calories and fat. Are you feeling an inner desire to incorporate more vegetables and fruit in your diet and cutting back on meats and carbohydrates? I often get these "messages" from my body and switch accordingly so.
There's a terrific cook called Yotam Ottolenghi who has several restaurants in London. He has numerous recipes online, particularly on the Guardian website (a major UK newspaper). You might be intrigued by his recipes and his style of cooking.
re: Roland Parker
My idea of ' healthy',
is a resturant i frequented on Shaftsbury A. ,when I lived in London. It's called * Food For Thought. The original influence for things like Chocolate-beet cake,made with fresh organic beetroot .How could you argue the health factor in that? I 'm familiar with nutrition.
re: hetook
The sugar.
re: linguafood
The sweetness in the cake I think you're referring to, came from a banana,added coconut and a reduction of pure cane sugar to about 1/2 the amount of that of a regular cake recipe.
re: hetook
But it's still sugar, which isn't healthy or needed by your body.
re: linguafood
you argue anything. what are you trying to say?
re: hetook
Umm, I'm not arguing at all. What I am "trying to say", and what I thought I *had* been saying is that sugar isn't healthy. Period.
You can feel differently about that, and that is perfectly fine with me, too.
re: linguafood
I think you need some sugar in your diet.When you baby your matabolism or eat only like a squirrel-Your body will end up only beingt able to process a narrow range of foods. I think eaingt some non-organic fruits &veg is good. I believe our bodies imune system can handle that ... it might be benificial. I heard once that there's a new blood- type strain that can handle our western(pesticide- laden) diet. a mutationfrom nuture I don't really know for sure but our bodies are pretty amazing things.It might to do with how we are being in your body, as much as what we put in it.
re: hetook
Firstly, you don't *need* any sugar in your diet.
I eat chocolate / ice cream / what have you because I *like* it, not because I'm deluding myself that it is something healthy or something my body or my diet *needs* -- because it doesn't.
I have no idea what "babying your metabolism" might mean, further, I'd find subsisting on nuts & dirt (or whatever squirrels eat) to be rather frustrating.
I also don't know what you're saying about a new blood type strain, but that's so far from your original question I'll leave it at that.
re: hetook
Those are all concentrated sources of sugar, and other carbs that convert to sugar once you eat them.
re: chowser
Well, my no sugar added cheesecake has lots of calcium. And chocolate isn't just for breakfast any more, it's loaded with antioxidants. Flourless and low sugar it *could* be a health food.
At least, that's the story I'm sticking with. ;-)
re: chowser
You've just hit my trifecta!!
I don't think there is any exclusionary diet that is inherently healthy. Vegans and vegetarians can be unhealthy just like the rest of us if their diets are not well balanced. (My niece was a vegetarian for awhile and she mainly ate beans and dairy products because she didn't much like fruits and vegetables.) I do think eating six+ servings of vegs/fruits is a good way to start, adding whole grains, legumes and small amounts of dairy and protein, but there are others who feel protein is the most important part of a healthy diet. IMHO, chocolate cake made with butter, eggs, flour and sugar is only bad for you if you have a health issue or you eat the whole cake. I also think it is important to make the whole process of creating, serving and eating a meal a joyful one, since that is also necessary for a healthy life.
re: escondido123
"I also think it is important to make the whole process of creating, serving and eating a meal a joyful one, since that is also necessary for a healthy life."
I totally agree.
May not post about it.
But try to eat healthy as much as possible.
Mother is a 20 year diabetic who recently started dialysis.
Me and my sister have been preparing her meals for years.
We rigorously watch her diet and labels.
Any outside food is out of the question. Its all junk loaded with salt.
Lower sodium foods usually substitute potasium for salt, which can be just as bad.
Eating healthy doesn't mean starving, just have to have a little of everything. And need to read lables, prepare everything yourself.
I'm really into nutrition, and my diet is fairly Mediteranean--BUT, I am of Italian descent, and this is what comes natural to me! I cook a lot of vegetables, whole grains, use a lot of olive oil. I eat a lot of seafood as well, and only eat meat about 2-3 times a week. I use mostly organic ingrediants from the farmer's market, and most of what I use is locally sourced and seasonal. For dinner last night I had baked salmon, and some pasta with kale on the side (made with lots of garlic, and good extra virgin olive oil!).
re: italianyc84
yummy. that's my kind of dinner! :)
re: joonjoon
You mean, even smoking, illegal drugs, Twinkies? There's no amount of those that will make them healthy for you. Just because a small amount might not be detrimental to your health doesn't mean it's healthy.
re: chowser
Well I said almost anything. I thought of clarifying but I figured a reasonable person would be able to understand I'm talking about actual foods, not drugs.
But just for arugument's sake, most illegal drugs aren't harmful for you in small doses, and research indicates that many of them may be physically or psychologically beneficial or therapeutic in the right doses.
Twinkies, well, I'll say it's good for me emotionally in small doses. ;)
re: joonjoon
What I'm pointing out is that "aren't harmful" and "healthy for you" are two different things. What research indicates that small amounts of tobacco are good for you? I'm not saying no illicit drugs have have beneficial side effects but there are many that don't, as with food.
If you're still jonesing for something healthy, I just made a Vegan Smoky Tomato Basil Soup that has me coming back for more. It's an adaptation of a recipe by Rachel Ray, but I've increased the veggies, cut the cream and cheese, & added basil. Reminds me of something I'd get in an Italian restaurant, but much healthier.
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
3 garlic cloves, pressed
1 medium onion, chopped
3 celery stalks, chopped
3 carrots, peeled and chopped
3 ½ C. vegetable stock
½ tsp. dried oregano
1 large can (28 oz.) fire-roasted tomatoes (or 2 14 oz. cans), undrained
1 tsp sugar
Pinch of cayenne pepper
½ C. plain milk substitute (I used plain almond milk)
2 T. nutritional yeast
Salt and pepper
¼ C. slivered basil
Heat the olive oil over medium-high heat. Add the fresh veggies. Cook for 5-8 minutes til tender. Scoop into a food processor, add ½ C. stock, oregano, and tomatoes and puree until smooth.
Return the pureed vegetables to the pot, turn the heat to medium-high, and add the remaining stock, sugar, and pinch of cayenne pepper. Simmer, stir in the milk substitute, nutritional yeast, and S&P to taste. Just before serving, stir in half of the basil slivers.
Ladle into bowls. Garnish each bowl with a little basil.
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Michael Douglas says he will not sign a petition in support of director Roman Polanski, who is under house arrest in Switzerland in connection with a 33-year-old sex scandal.
Douglas, whose "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" is screening at the Cannes Film Festival, told French radio it would be "unfair" for him to sign a petition for "somebody who did break the law."
Other filmmakers at the festival, including French New Wave director Jean-Luc Godard and actor-director Mathieu Amalric, have signed the petition, which is posted on a Web site overseen by renowned French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy.
Polanski was taken into custody in September and is currently under house arrest in Geneva.
The interview aired hours before British actress Charlotte Lewis claimed at a news conference in Los Angeles that she was sexually abused by Polanski in 1982 when she was 16.
Polanski pleaded guilty in 1978 to unlawful sexual intercourse with a 13-year-old girl. But after a judge said he would renege on the plea bargain, Polanski fled to his native France. He has been a fugitive since then.
In the interview with RTL radio broadcast on Friday, Douglas said Polanski had been given "some bad advice" when the scandal broke.
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AbstractDeparting from tradition, both Yegor Gaidar, former Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, and Karl Otto Pöhl, former Chairman of the German Bundesbank, were invited to give the 1993 Lionel Robbins Lectures. The experiences of each author reflect the vast economic changes spreading across Europe--economic reform in the East and growing economic integration in the West. Gaidar helped launch Russian economic reforms in 1992; Pöhl fought the hyperinflation in Europe of the 1970s and 1980s and laid the groundwork for monetary stability in Western Europe. These lectures provide insight into how these leaders assessed the risks of their situations and used basic economic analysis to chart their courses. Gaidar reviews the events that led up to the August coup in Russia to argue that gradualism was not a viable approach to economic reform. He describes the conditions and dilemmas of the time, observing that reform in Russia is as much a political puzzle as it is an economic challenge. He outlines the successes and present dangers and concludes with an optimistic assessment of Russia's prospects for reform. Pöhl provides an insider's view of the efforts of the Group of Seven industrialized nations to stabilize exchange rates from the 1970s on. He describes the tension in one country between the goals of price stability and exchange rate stability. This leads to a discussion of how monetary union was proposed in Europe and why the movement has hit snags. An appendix provides more details on the objectives and proposed structure of European monetary integration.
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- 1 tablespoon(s) Ancho chile powder
- 2 tablespoon(s) white wine
- 2 tablespoon(s) olive oil
- 2 tablespoon(s) Minced chipotle chiles in adobo sauce
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- 3 pound(s) Boneless turkey breast half skinned and cut into 8 pieces
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Nintendo platforms once again dominate the Japanese sales charts, as the 3DS and Tomodachi Collection win the hardware and software battle.
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Square Enix has posted their financial year ending in March 31st, and it's not good. The firm reported a ¥13.7 billion loss citing a "competitive" console market as the reason for the failure.
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If you haven't heard of No More Heroes creator Suda 51's parent company GungHo. I think you will now after you learn how much money these guys make and the impact it could have on Suda's development team Grasshopper Manufacture.
The Xbox 720 & PS4 Could face the same Challenges as Wii U, says Activision
The President and CEO of Activision, Bobby Kotick, has stated that the PS4 and Xbox 720 could face similar challenges the Nintendo is facing right now with Wii U. Tablets and smartphones provide gaming at cheap affordable prices.
Sega FY12: Profits up 53%, Aliens Somehow Sells 1.3m, more Wii U Titles Coming
Sega has released their financial results for the year ending in March, and it shows strong profit across the board.
Capcom Plans to only Release 30 Titles for the Fiscal Year of 2014
Capcom might be taking a quality vs quantity approach to it's new business plan. The firm will have less titles hitting the platform, more DLC, and focus on in house development.
Konami FY13 Financial Results – Revenue down, but Entertainment Division up
Konami has posted its fiscal year results for the year ending in March, and there was a decrease in revenue by 15% compared to last year. However, the Digital Entertainment division posted an increase of 17% compared to last year.
Namco Bandai FY13 Results Posts good Sales Across the Board
Namco Bandai has released it's fiscal year results for the year ending in March, and it's looking pretty good. Revenue is at ¥32 billion ($324 million) compared to ¥19 billion ($192 million) the prior year.
Sony's Fiscal Year 2012: PS3 Sales down, PS Vita Struggles
Sony has finally revealed their financial results for the fiscal year of 2012 and it paints a rocky but somewhat promising future.
Japanese Media Create Charts: All Systems Get Boosted due to Golden Week
The Japanese Media Create Charts are in and all of the home consoles saw a nice boost in sales due to the holiday going on in Japan right now. On the software side, Tomodachi Collection is back on top. Check out the full charts past the link.
Capcom Expects Next-gen Development Costs to "soar"
Capcom told investors at the latest investor meeting that they full expect the cost of development to rise significantly with the next round of consoles.
An interesting look at Sony's Financial Situation with the PS3
While Nintendo gets more doom articles than anybody these days. What's swept under the rug are the other console manufacturers struggles in the console space. The PS3 is widely looked at as a success for Sony because of the brainwashing of tools like Michael Pachter. However, the PS3 lost Sony billions of dollars over the course of it's lifetime. didn't net them much profit over the course of its life.
XSEED Games is now Known as Marvelous USA
XSEED Games, the publishers that brought us the fantastic 'The Last Story' and Pandora's Tower, has been absorbed into Marvelous USA. The firm will be intact as the Japanese companies American distributor.
Big time Sony Execs give up Bonuses due to Slumping Electronic Sales
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Japanese Media Create Charts: Tomodachi Collection & 3DS Still on top
Nintendo has a new hit with the Tomodachi Collection: New Life, the game topped the charts once again in the Media Create charts. The game has already reach 550,000 units sold in Japan alone since it was released two weeks ago. Get the full charts below.
Would Another Industry Crash be Such a Bad Thing?
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EA is starting to unload damn near every employee they have, as they gear up to spend millions on the PS4 and Xbox 720 development.
Iwata's Investor Debriefing – Nintendo's Digital push, Management Shifting, and more
Japanese Media Create: Tomodachi Collection New Life Ignites 3DS Sales
Tomodachi Collection: New Life absolutely killed it in the Japanese Media Create charts this week from April 15th to 21st. The game moved a staggering 404,858 for the Nintendo 3DS, while sales of the 3DS LL surged from last weeks totals. Check out the full list below.
Nintendo financials fall 50% short of target, ¥7 billion profit in 2012
Nintendo has posted a full-year profit of ¥7 billion for 2012, however, that is only half of the firm's projected ¥14 billion projection. But this is a welcomed improvement over the ¥43.2 billion loss sustained last year. Check out the full report below.
God of War Ascension had a Budget of Around $50 Million
Sony is a big spender when it comes to their main franchises. A new report has came out stating that God of War Ascension had a budget of around $50 million to make. That would put God of War Ascension around the same budget of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.
Nintendo of UK has Dubbed 2013 "the year of 3DS"
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Microsoft Q3 FY13 – Xbox Gaming Division up over 50% from last year
Microsoft seems to be firing on all cylinders with their gaming division, they won the single platform NPD battle for he month of March. And now their gaming division has shown massive growth from last year.
March NPD – Xbox 360 Reigns Supreme
Microsoft tops the NPD charts for the 27th month in a row, proving Americans love paying for online gameplay. The company moved 261,000 units for the month of March.
Capcom's Profits are half of what Investors Expected, Multiple Games Canceled
Capcom is projecting to make about half of it's expected year end profits, and because of that, multiple undisclosed projects have been canceled.
Japanese Media Create Sales – Luigi's Mansion, Muramasa Rebirth, and 3DS on top
Luigi's Mansion has been the top game sold in Japan for the fourth week in a row. The 3DS topped the charts again as well. Muramasa Rebirth on PSVita is holding steady at number 7 this week. Check out the full chart below.
The day After Pachter says he Wouldn't Invest in Nintendo, Their Stocks jump 11%
Michael Pachter was interviewed by Adam Sessler, and he said that he "wouldn't invest in Nintendo". One day later, Nintendo's Stocks have jumped by 11%. Spot on Pacther, like always.


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I'm currently with BT Broadband, but I live in a rural area - I'm having continuous broadband connection issues. The fastest connection I've had is 0.5Mbs - but the average is about 128kbs (I check the speed regularly) - on a weekend connection to the internet is a "challenge".
Theres not much hope with the existing system - we are about 4 mile from and aging exchange. The local community is looking at a system - but as it stands it looks like our village will be overlooked (the cut off is about 200 yards away!)
At home I can get a 3G signal in parts of the house. Is it possible to amplify the signal with aerials etc, and if I went 3G what data transfer rates could I realistically expect to get - and whats the difference between 3G & 3Gs ?
Any help with equiptment etc would be much appreciated - its driving me round the bend!
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Quote: Is it possible to amplify the signal with aerials etc,
Yes, but it is illegal to amplify mobile network signals but a passive repeater may work and is perfectly legal.
Quote: and if I went 3G what data transfer rates could I realistically expect to get -
It varies and according to some reports i have seen download speeds are often well under 1mb, however I just did a couple of speed tests using my Android phone and got nearly 5mb
Quote: and whats the difference between 3G & 3Gs ?
Thats an iPhone thing so not really relevant to your issue.
If you are out in the sticks then there are probably not that many people on your mast using 3G services so I would expect you to be able to get in the upper reaches of 3G speeds.
Most 3G devices now are actually 3G+ or HSDPA enabled (think of it as 3.5G) which can go upto 7.2mb/s, dropping back to 3G > EDGE > GPRS as the signal worsens.
If you only get regular 3G then 3mb/s (ish) is about as good as you'll get.
You mention that you get 3G in parts of the house so I take it you have a 3G phone already. What I would do is to buy for one month on your contract the data option so you can sync your phone to your pc / mac and use it as a 3G modem and test whether it is satisfactory. These add on packages are generally no more than £5-10 for the month which will give you so much data usage - but do not go over this as you get heavily charged if you do.
If this is satisfactory you could then get one of these 'MIFI' devices which hold a 3G sim to provide an internet connection but broadcast a wireless network so you can position the device wherever you get the best signal and then use computers anywhere in the house over the WIFI .link
Or if you have a compatible smartphone (I've just had an HTC widfire) you can do exactly the same thing using your phone, setting it up to broadcast a WIFI hotspot. I that case just make sure data is enabled on your mobile phone service plan.
I use a USB stick plugged into my mac for mobile broadband, and get HSDPA and 3G signal. My speeds vary between 1.5 and 3mb/s which are fine for upload and download.... and viewing on iplayer.
When I used to take it into my office it touched on 5mb/s and beat my BT office broadband hands down which only ever rarely touched 1mb/s
My neighbour is on Sky Broadband and the signal after six is worse than the old analogue modem speeds.
So I would say give it a try. You can pick up a stick cheaply enough. I get a month of broadband for £15 and although I often go over my 3GB limit, you can still browse in the evening and have full access in the day if you do.
Probably not overly helpful, but my Kindle ebook reader has both a wifi and 3G facility for internet use.
The 3G is slightly slower than connection to my home wifi.... but not by much. Even though I am in a very poor reception area. I was pleasantly surprised.
Quote: The fastest connection I've had is 0.5Mbs
Not that good is it, you might get a faster conection using some body elses service, a bit naughty though
Thanks everyone for the help it really is appreciated, sorry its taken a while to get back and say thanks - but I've had one of those days from hell. Arrived in Brussels yesterday for a 1 hour meeting, only to be told that Air traffic control had gone on a lightening strike - decided to make my way to Germany, only for high speed train to break down in a tunnel for an hour with no power, and only emergency lights, got to hotel late who charged accordingly (£300 !!!) but thankfully German efficency today and I've just got home.
To the points- yes I have a 3G phone and can just about get a 3G signal - tho being an iPhone I know they havent got a great reputation for the reception.
What I will do is talk to Orange about one of their plans - they do a basic one for £5 - plus £20 for a dongle - see how that goes then if all is OK try that.
Quote: Not that good is it, you might get a faster conection using some body elses service, a bit naughty though
I've been known to drive to a motorway service station 15miles away to send work e-mails / database replication to do just that. Tho I cant comment on using other unsecured networks, I wouldn't want to give the impression I would know how to do that
Right I will now check out the links kindly inncluded in the messages above.
Go to the Golden Arches and use their free wifi when you can.
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Jackson, MO (KFVS) - It's been more than 40 years, but the memories are still fresh for Tom Kimbel.
"It was the longest 13 months of my life," said Kimbel.
In the late 1960's Kimbel enlisted in the U.S. Navy. In 1968, he was sent to Vietnam.
During boot camp, and his time overseas, he was there all along with three goods friends.
"Ended up in same barracks together all four of us,"
he said.In 1969, Kimbel left Vietnam and his three comrades stayed on for a second tour.
For 35 years Kimbel says he wondered about his buddies. He even braced himself for the worst as he visited the Vietnam Memorial Wall. Thankfully, he says he never saw their names.
"I searched and searched," said Kimbel.
One day he says he got on a mailing list, and a name showed up on a newsletter: Mickey Rhea. Rhea was one of his long lost friends of war.
Immediately they got in touch.
"We were on the phone about an hour," Kimbel said. "We only talked 10 minutes, he was tearing up...I was too."
They vowed to find the other two. Finally, decades later they all re-united.
"It's a bond I can't explain, put together by God. I can't give nobody else the credit."
What happened this summer, Tom says, brought everything full circle.
Tom's son Ryan is a specialist in the U.S. Army.
"This July is when he got deployment to Iraq."
In August, Ryan did something that still to this day brings his father to tears.
Ryan Kimbel was the first to step up in his unit to fly a flag in honor of Tom Kimbel and his Vietnam buddies.
The flag flew twice, once on August 5, and again on August 9.
To Tom Kimbel, it was all about appreciation for something he fought for so many years ago.
"World War II vets got all the recognition. Vietnam veterans got nothing," said Kimbel. "For this to be in honor of Vietnam veterans it was worth it all."
His son sent him the flag. Tom and his three Vietnam buddies also received certificates.
Kimbel and his buddies now try and get together every year.
The other men are from New Jersey, Oklahoma, and Indiana.
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Acknowledging contributions of Dr. Hyunsik Kim It is a great honor to write my first Editorial in Mass Spectrometry Letters by filling the role of Editor-in-Chief after Dr. Hyun Sik Kim who becomes the president of Korea Society of Mass Spectrometry (KSMS) from 2014. First of all, I would like to show my great acknowledgements to Dr. Kim for his contributions to the journal as the founding Editor-in-Chief. Since the journal was first launched in Dec. 2010 as a quarterly journal, 13 issues with 76 articles have been published. During his tenure, Dr. Kim established the on-line manuscript submission system along with the participation of the journal to Open Access system and the enlistment of the journal in the database of Scopus. He also added two Associate Editors from abroad to make total 10 Editors who had made timely contributions to organize reviewers for the handling of submitted manuscripts. I should not miss thanking Prof. Han Bin Oh at Sogang University for his enormous efforts to the journal behind the curtain. By taking the duty, I first of all would like to thank all the Associate Editors who continue serving as Editors of the journal. I want to express my sincere thanks to the new managing Editor, Prof. Yong Seok Choi at Dankook University, for his sacrifice in entire scheduling and arrangements in the production of journal in time. We are now in the stage of putting efforts to make the journal expanded in terms of the number of articles as well as the quality of published works. For the growth of the journal, I will try hard to make the journal get reputation in publishing excellent research outcomes in the field of mass spectrometry and related science. Myeong Hee Moon Editor-in-Chief Professor Dept. of Chemistry Yonsei University Seoul, Korea
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Why don't lenders renegotiate more home mortgages? redefaults, self-cures, and securitization
AbstractWe document the fact that servicers have been reluctant to renegotiate mortgages since the foreclosure crisis started in 2007, having performed payment-reducing modifications on only about 3 percent of seriously delinquent loans. We show that this reluctance does not result from securitization: Servicers renegotiate similarly small fractions of loans that they hold in their portfolios. Our results are robust to different definitions of renegotiation, including the one most likely to be affected by securitization, and to different definitions of delinquency. Our results are strongest in subsamples in which unobserved heterogeneity between portfolio and securitized loans is likely to be small and in subprime loans. We use a theoretical model to show that redefault risk, the possibility that a borrower will still default despite costly renegotiation, and self-cure risk, the possibility that a seriously delinquent borrower will become current without renegotiation, make renegotiation unattractive to investors.
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- Manuel Adelino & Kristopher Gerardi & Paul S. Willen, 2009. "Why don't lenders renegotiate more home mortgages?: redefaults, self-cures, and securitization," Public Policy Discussion Paper 09-4, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
- Manuel Adelino & Kristopher Gerardi & Paul S. Willen, 2009. "Why Don't Lenders Renegotiate More Home Mortgages? Redefaults, Self-Cures and Securitization," NBER Working Papers 15159, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
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Hi...This last year my building and contents insurance cost £308...renewal is £433.
My broker, The Caravan Club, gives the reason for the increase because the original company Equity Red star no longer does household insurance and this was the cheapest alternative.
I have got an on-line quote from Saga...buildings £260,000, contents £50,000...includes £2,500 photographic equipment, in the home or outside.
Anyone any views on this or any other company I should check out ?
just to add a note...I recently had to renew my landlord's insurance and the renewal quote was extortionate...got some new business and the insurer advised me that premiums are based in the main on rebuild value. This only needs to be the market value or just above. might help
I'm about to get some requotes for my contents/buildings insurance - am currently with Zurich whose premiums have gone up across the board so almost all of their policies are being re-broked (I work for an insurance brokers). I'll let you know what I come up up with!
The place I work for does loads of blocks of flats insurance as well and pretty much all that business is being moved to a new company too.....
Cheers guys....I forgot to say what the quote from Saga was and now I've forgotten it
...It was certainly a lot more than £188 Rog...I'm 70 Rog...mind telling me how old you are ? ...would you expect that to have a bearing on it ?
Quote: I'll let you know what I come up up with!
Thanks cattyal.....Thanks all.
Quote: I'm 67, but only on the outside.
...cheers Rog...that'll be what they base their quote on
Thanks guys I will check out LV and Direct Line.
I've got a quote from Saga of £309, a lot cheaper than my renewal from the Caravan Club....this includes £2500 camera gear in the home and £1500 out of it....I think... all a bit confusing.
I haven't yet mentioned that I have a power assisted pedal bike...not sure they will cover that and not sure if I'm bothered for a difference of £124.
Mike, try RIAS I'm 75 and just changed to them ours is just a normal semi £196 56 1 mill building 50 grand contents. Just take care over the extra items I didn't ask for Accidental cover and just after, the top part of the stand pipe outside broke away. Insurance does differ in different parts though.Last Modified By gaelldew at 14 Nov 2010 - 12:02 PM
We insured with Saga for many years then they changed insurer and would no longer cover people who run a business from home that involves frequent customer visits. Many other insurers also refuse to cover this "risk".
We went with NFU Mutual because every farm is a business, usually "diversified" and sometimes including photography. NFU doesn't suffer from this ridiculous phobia and they're also reasonably priced.
I insured my 97 y.o. fathers house for him with RIAS and was very satisfied with them. He had moved into a rest home and the place was empty so I insured property only with no contents, cost £177. The house sale was completed this week and he got a refund of £106 immediately with no hassle. We are very satisfied with the way RIAS do things.
PS When you insure a house remember to reduce the house value by the value of the building plot. Insurance companies tell you to insure on the assumption that the entire house is destroyed and needs rebuilding from scratch. But if you do lose the entire house you still dont have to buy a new building plot, so in that case you will be over insured.
Also, remember that when a house is destroyed by fire or other disaster, the remains will probably need a specialist demolition contractor. The rubble is then subject to a landfill tax of GBP74 per ton.
There'll be architect fees because the planners will probably insist that the new house matches its neighbours.
RICS has a standard house rebuild cost per square metre of floor area. We used this figure for our insured value.
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Hi, like cattyal I work for an insurance broker and we specialise in house and motor etc. The sum insured for your building should reflect the cost to rebuild your home if it is destroyed. This is normally lower than the market value but will depend on where you live on how much lower. For instance if you live in a very sought after area the market value could be double the rebuild cost. You can't just ask a builder how much they would charge you to build a house like mine because, as mentioned above, there are lots of additional cost involved. Such as demolition, clearance, architects, surveyors, planning etc etc etc. There is a good guide on the following web site http://abi.bcis.co.uk It is only a guide but it'll let you know if you're in the right ball park. Only warning is, it's OK for normal straight forward properties but if you live in a very old house or something out of the norm then get a surveyor in.
The thing about taking of the cost of the land is a red herring, that's no guide to the calculation. (sorry Paulbee).
We only do schemes for particular companies for their staff and pensioners. If you're over 50 one of our main competitors at the moment, price wise, is 50plus which is part of a broker called Bluefin. Saga used to be but more recently they have been quite pricey.
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- 1/4 cup honey
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- 1 teaspoon horseradish
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- 1. Whisk together first 3 ingredients. Brush half of honey mixture evenly over cut sides of peaches.
- 2. Coat a cold cooking grate with cooking spray, and place on grill over medium heat (300° to 350°). Arrange peach halves, cut sides up, on grate; grill, covered with grill lid, 3 minutes on each side or until tender and golden. Remove from grill, and brush cut sides of peaches evenly with remaining honey mixture.
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Both my husband and I really enjoyed this recipe. I think it would also be great without the prosciutto (just tomato, mozzarella, and basil). I didn't use the mayo - there's no need and that's definitely not a classic Italian ingredient. Also, I sliced the loaf thinly before I read the recipe and it still turned out really good. I will make this again.
Classic Italian Panini with Prosciutto and Fresh Mozzarella
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Good pressed sandwich. Used garlic ciabatta rolls & rosemary ham. Smart idea to chop the basil rather than use whole leaves.
veryslowcook Posted: 09/11/10
Simple, but wonderful flavor, probably mostly due to the prosciutto. The only modification I made was to use pesto in place of mayo and basil.
snoopy66 Posted: 07/23/10
Excellent and easy sandwich. Definitely use fresh mozzarella, which is more moist and creamy than the pre-shredded kind. Skip the mayo and drizzle the bread with olive oil instead for a more authentic flavor.
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This was just OK .... nothing special.
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I love this panini recipe. I use sliced sourdough bread with it or french. I use sour cream instead of mayo, and cook it in the panini press. Delicious!
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This is such a quick easy sandwich to make. I love the taste of fresh basil, the more the better. My husband and I toast them on the grill and are fantastic. Always look forward to panini night at our house.
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Outstanding - love this one - full of flavor and very easy to make.
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I would have given this Six Stars if I could have. Absolutely the best panini I've ever had. I followed the recipe exactly except that I used sourdough instead of French bread. Awesome!
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Very good, tasty and quick meal. It's light and satisfying. It's also a solid base recipe for all kinds of variations. I used olive oil instead of mayo, as did some other reviewers,
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I LOVE this recipe! It is super easy and you can use whatever you want! We followed the recipe exactly but added some red peppers and mushrooms sauteed in olive oil and garlic. It was delicious! I think this would be a great summer meal, something you could make up quickly and its still light. Can't wait to make it again!
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Made almost exactly as written but spread mayo and then tore the basil and used sliced fresh mozzarella. My daughter loved it and it was easy to make a vegetarian version. Served with Classic Minestrone from this site and it was an easy winter meal.


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Black Monkey Grass: A Landscape Staple
Landscaping, in general, is a particularly challenging art that fuses numerous aspects all for the name of aestheticism. Factors such as money, location, time and sustainability, and social/personal preference affect the level of challenge it poses. Even choosing the right plant that best suits our needs is a tough decision to make. Our lawns are not always perfect. Trouble spots appear here and there. Ground cover plants are the easiest and sometimes, inexpensive option to solve this problem. In consideration to the factors mentioned in relation to plant selection, evergreen perennials are desirable. One of the best landscape staple is the black monkey grass.
Scientifically known as Ophiopogon planiscarpus, this plant can retain its luscious leaves for over a period of years. The specific black foliage that the plant has is attributable to its dark purple pigment. This gives a dramatic visual effect when the plant is used together with lighter toned ones. It beautifully enhances color by serving as the contrast.
Using the black monkey grass outweighs the pros than the cons. It perfectly considers all the stated factors that a landscaper or homeowner has to check and balance.
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The grass is basically inexpensive. It requires less maintenance and can survive numerous weather conditions. Weeds are not a problem. Its thick and clumpy foliage can easily cover those stubborn weeds. Disease is a nuisance. Yellowing of the black monkey grass' hardy bottom part that can eventually wither the leaves is the plant's most common infirmity. Susceptibility to such diseases however is low. And just like diseases, pests are not a material concern.
2. Location
This is not an issue at all for the black monkey grass as it can be grown even under direct sunlight or under shade. Edging and bordering are its common uses. But it can also be used between walkways and stepping stones.
3. Time and Sustainability
The black monkey grass can withstand harsh conditions and has an average lifespan of two years. Growing it is simple as keeping it. Thus, the hassle of constant supervision and replacement is minimized. Also, it can grow to any soil type and less maintenance is required.
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Since the beauty of landscaping can't just be seen by a single person, it is best to determine what is pleasing to the viewing public. This is not a big issue though, if the space involved is a homeowner's lawn. The family from which the black monkey grass belongs has a number of variations that one can creatively mix with the former.
The black monkey grass' versatility and adaptability to different environments is extraordinary. It is indeed a landscape wonder.
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