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I used the Burbon-Cranberry sauce on a Turkey Breast. I lifted the skin and brushed underneath it and then basted the breast with it as it cooked. It was wonderful. Moist turkey with a hint of cranberry.
Bourbon-Cranberry Turkey Tenderloin
Jennifer Davick; Cari South
Yield: Makes 8 to 10 servings
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- 1 (16-oz.) can whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 1/3 cup firmly packed brown sugar
- 2/3 cup bourbon
- 2 tablespoons grated orange rind
- 4 pounds turkey tenderloins
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 tablespoon coarsely ground pepper
- Garnish: grilled orange slices
- 1. Bring first 4 ingredients to a boil in a saucepan over medium-high heat; reduce heat to medium-low, and simmer 10 minutes or until mixture thickens slightly. Remove from heat, and let stand 30 minutes or to room temperature. Remove 1/2 cup cranberry mixture; reserve remaining mixture.
- 2. Rinse tenderloins, and pat dry with paper towels. Brush with 1/4 cup cranberry mixture, and let stand at room temperature 30 minutes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- 3. Grill over medium-high heat (350° to 400°) 10 to 12 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion registers 165°, basting occasionally with 1/4 cup cranberry mixture. Remove from heat, and let stand 15 minutes before slicing. Serve with reserved cranberry mixture.
- 4. Bourbon-Cranberry Roasted Turkey: Substitute 1 (14-lb.) whole fresh turkey for tenderloins. Remove giblets and neck, and rinse turkey with cold water. Drain cavity well; pat dry. Let turkey stand at room temperature 30 minutes. Meanwhile, prepare cranberry mixture as directed in Step 1. Place turkey, breast side up, on a lightly greased wire rack in a roasting pan. If desired, tie ends of legs together with kitchen string; tuck wing tips under. Brush with 2 Tbsp. melted butter, and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Bake at 325° for 3 1/2 hours or until meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion of thigh registers 170°, brushing with 1/2 cup cranberry mixture during the last 30 minutes of roasting. (If turkey starts to brown too much, cover loosely with aluminum foil.) Let turkey stand 15 minutes before carving. Serve with reserved cranberry mixture. Makes 8 to 10 servings. Prep: 20 min.; Cook: 15 min.; Stand: 1 hr., 15 min.; Bake: 3 hr., 30 min.
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What You Need to Know About the Pending Vocus/Cision Merger
If you are a tech-savvy communications professional, you may have been slightly surprised by yesterday's news that two of the industry's top providers of cloud-based software would soon join forces.
Private equity firm CTGR Canyon Holdings broke the news of its plans to bring Cision and Vocus together yesterday in a release that promised "new software tools, content and services that help organizations of all sizes to enhance their performance."
You may recall that this news follows April reports regarding unsuccessful attempts by Meltwater to acquire a majority stake in Cision.
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The University of Arizona's world-renowned College of Optical Sciences has received a $10 million gift for graduate student scholarships, setting a new precedent as the largest gift towards any scholarship in the University's history.
Professor Emeritus James C. Wyant — who is well-known throughout the optics industry for his academic and professional society leadership, profound expertise and establishment of several commercial enterprises — made this gift in celebration of the college's 50th anniversary.
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Hey Norbert, It's Laura...I tagged along with you, Brian and Misha in Croatia. I wanted to say thank you for the advice you gave me on places to visit once I left the group. I went to Primosten, Sibenik, Krka Naitonal Park, Split, Brac (where I rented a scooter!) and had the BEST time with the maximum use of time. You really made a difference in my travels from the moment I asked you if had seen my missing ticket! Your awesome and thank you. Hoping we can connect in the future.
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I've seen you're interested in hiking, and would like to invite you to join The London Hiking Crew- a new, fast growing hiking group. We organise energetic, fast-paced and exciting hikes, with interesting sights and terrain. We meet regularly for day trips or weekend trips to explore beautiful countryside and have a good time together. Hope to see you soon!
Hi Norbert, I didn't get to say goodbye and have a great trip home. Thanks for making the week a great one. Happy grape picking and see you around. Ciao malka
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Thanks for your message but I'm afraid the place is already sold. I hope you'll make it anyway.
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The Alabama Crimson Tide's Heisman-winning tailback Mark Ingram went down with a knee injury Monday. He, Ingram is out indefinitely and certainly won't play in 'Bama's season opener against San Jose State.
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How should Alabama deal with the temporary loss of Ingram? Will it have an effect on the Tide's success?
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Shrimp and Crab over Toasted Baguettes Recipe
This is a quick and easy appetizer. Make it ahead and then spread on lightly toasted baguettes and top with fresh crab and scallions. It is easy and quick.
This is great as an appetizer, or as a side dish to a great steak or lamb dinner or just about anything. Even a late night snack or a simple lunch.
- 5 oz of fresh shrimp diced fine (canned will work, but fresh is much better)
- 1 teaspoon of butter to saute shrimp
- 6 oz cream cheese
- 2 oz of lump or claw crab meat (canned is fine)
- 2 tablespoons brandy
- 1 teaspoon fresh dill
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/4 teaspoon, just a few drops of worcestershire
- Hot sauce to taste, just a few drops
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 3 scallions chopped well, green parts only
- In a saute pan melt 1 teaspoon of butter and add the shrimp diced and garlic and cook until done. It will only take a few minutes.
- Remove shrimp, cool and chop additionally if needed. You want a fine chop.
- In a bowl mix the shrimp with the cream cheese, brandy, worcestershire, hot sauce, s/p and fresh dill and mix will. Cover and chill in the refrigerator for several hours.
- Chop your crab meat and the scallions and set to the side.
- Toast the baguettes with a little olive oil until slightly brown and top with the chilled shrimp mixture and top with a small spoon of crab and scallions as a garnish.
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This kind of "Surfing the train" looks way more fun than the kind people are apparently doing now…
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This is Sadie. She is a small child that was trying to choke herself with her mothers purse strap. When her mother and father wouldn't let her she cried and screamed…and screamed some more. Sadie then threw herself down onto the seat face first. Everyone was laughing. She was so dramatic that it was amusing. Sadie then inched her way behind an older man sitting next to her. She crawled behind him. He jumped up. I burst out hysterically laughing along with the entire train car. It was quite a scene.
I made a friend on the bus. This is Amy. She sang to me, recited the Alphabet, and counted up to 20 for me. She was adorable.
I was on a bus full of children for just about twenty minutes. There were about seven of them, probably around the age of ten.
It was the funniest thing; about every five minutes all of the children would run around and switch seats. It was always in unison. It's like they were talking to each other in their heads. It was perfect clockwork.
I didn't quite know why they were all switching seats repeatedly; I could not even imagine a possible reason. All I know is it was quite amusing. I wasn't the only one that thought so. Every time they did this you could hear laughs and giggles spread across the entire bus.
I love it when there are entertaining folk on the bus. It's like a free show for your long trip.
Fatalities from transportation just under every other kind of unintentional death…combined. In other words, cars are still the biggest killer of New York kids, usually pedestrians. That's still lower than other cities, though.
The DOT is creating the city's first 20mph zone in The Bronx's Claremont, an area full of schools and higher injury rates.
A Car-free Street Grows in Queens from Streetfilms on Vimeo.
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THE Makati City Prosecutors Office recommended on Thursday the filing of murder charges against four men who were allegedly involved in the killing of a vacationing US Marine in Makati City over the weekend.
Assistant City Prosecutor Gilbert R. Alcala recommended that Juan Alfonso Abastillas, Crispin de la Paz, Osric Cabrera and Galicano Datu III be charged with murder over the killing of George Anikow, whom they attacked near the gate of Bel-Air Subdivision in Makati City.
Anikow, who served with the US Marines Combat Team 3 in Afghanistan and the husband of a US diplomat, died in the hospital owing to a single stab wound in the neck.
Alcala recommended no bail for the respondents.
The prosecutor noted that the suspects outnumbered the victim, who was even under the influence of alcohol at the time of the attack.
The "inequality of forces between the victim and respondents—four of them, all of them in their mid- or late-20s, and one of them armed with a knife—necessitated the filing of murder charges against them," the resolution said.
"In a long line of cases, it has been held that the circumstance of abuse of superior strength depends on the age, size and strength of the parties. It is considered when there is a notorious inequality of forces between the victim and aggressor," it added.
Anikow was resting near the guardhouse of Bel-Air Village when he noticed that the security guard on duty was checking the identification papers of the four who were in a vehicle.
The guard denied them entry into the subdivision because they did not have a village decal.
The American reportedly confronted the respondents that resulted in a heated argument. Irked, Anikow reportedly tapped the back of the respondents' vehicle, a silver Volvo sedan with license plate TOJ-886.
The four suspects allegedly got off the vehicle and mauled Anikow before one of them stabbed him.
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Ohio Northern University defenseman Matt Fleming, a senior international business and economics major from Liberty Township, Ohio, has been named the recipient of the Elite 89 award for the 2012 NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Championship. The award was presented at the NCAA Finals in San Antonio in November.The Elite 89 is presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA's championships.Fleming, a graduate of Lakota East High School, is the first ONU student-athlete to receive this national award.The Elite 89, an award founded by the NCAA, recognizes the true essence of the student-athlete by honoring the individual who has reached the pinnacle of... continue reading
The Community Economic Development Center (CEDC) at Ohio Northern University continues its entrepreneurship workshop series in the Dicke Forum on Tuesday, Jan. 29. The workshop will be preceded by a networking event at 5:30 p.m. The workshop will follow the networking event and conclude at 7 p.m.The topic of the workshop will be "Taxes and Your Business" with Mary E. Fox, an attorney with Fox Ruhlen Co. LPA in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. This event is free and open to the public.Fox has practiced law for 30 years. Although her practice encompasses all areas of family law and probate matters, she also provides services for the formation of businesses, tax planning and tax preparation.She is a director of Community First Bank N.A. and the Upper... continue reading
Ohio Northern University's James F. Dicke College of Business Administration was awarded a grant from the Robert P. Ashlock Memorial Program, funded through Assurex Global and administered by The Griffith Insurance Education Foundation to develop a Risk Management & Insurance (RMI) major. Making the presentation to Dr. James W. Fenton, dean of The James F. Dicke College of Business Administration were Meg Allwein, Vice President, Chief Quality Officer at Assurex Global as well as The Griffith Insurance Education Foundation's Melissa Kuhn Wheeler, Director – Public Policymaker Education and Jason Terrell, Director – Insurance Education Institutes.Ohio Northern is planning to introduce the new major to address the increasing... continue reading
Two students from Ohio Northern University's James F. Dicke College of Business Administration were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments at the Financial Executives International (FEI) Toledo Chapter Students Awards Night in Perrysburg, Ohio, on Nov. 8.Robert Roll, a senior accounting and finance major from Gahanna, Ohio, and Austin Price, a Master of Professional Practice in Accounting candidate from Tiffin, Ohio, were among 14 students honored at the event. The two ONU students were presented a $400 award check from Michael Harding on behalf of the FEI Toledo Chapter.Roll, the recipient of FEI's undergraduate award, has served as president of the Student Investment Group and CFO of Polar Merchandise as well as the secretary... continue reading
The Ohio Northern University James F. Dicke College of Business Administration Entrepreneur Center is holding a Global Entrepreneurship Week from Nov. 13-16. The week will include pitch competitions for ONU students and a four-day visit from the champion ballroom dancing duo of Tim and Barbara Haller. The week begins with the ONU Polar Innovation Exchange competition will commence at 5:30 p.m. ONU students are asked to prepare a brief oral presentation of no more than two minutes. This should be a concise and well-thought-out presentation of a new business or product idea. Props are allowed and encouraged. There will be two levels of competition. Level one involves all teams or individuals competing in front of a panel of judges. For... continue reading
The Community Economic Development Center (CEDC) at Ohio Northern University continues its entrepreneurship workshop series in the Dicke Forum on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The workshop will be preceded by a networking event at 5:30 p.m. The workshop will follow the networking event and conclude at 7 p.m.The topic of the workshop will be "Leading Change" with David Hood. This event is free and open to the public.Hood is the pastor of new church development for Ginghamsburg Church, where he serves as campus pastor at Fort McKinley Church and The Point, the church's urban branches in Dayton, Ohio. Fort McKinley is a church "restart" that was on the brink of closing in 2008. In just three years, Fort McKinley has grown from 40 attendees to more than... continue reading
The Ohio Northern University James F. Dicke College of Business Administration Mu Delta chapter of Beta Alpha Psi inducted new members Kevin Blessinger, Patrick Collins, Wilson Wu, and Jace Mills on September 25, 2012. Inducting officers include Emily Shutt, President, Dana Pikovnik, VP of Membership, and Austin Price, VP of Finance. Advisors for the 2012-13 Academic Year include: Dr. Melissa Hickman, Professor Matthew Phillips, and Dr. Dexter Woods (VITA).Beta Alpha Psi, founded in 1919, is an honorary organization for financial information students and professionals. The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business... continue reading
Ohio Northern University's James F. Dicke College of Business Administration honored Oscar J. Mifsud with an Outstanding Service Award on Saturday, Oct. 6.The award, given annually at Homecoming, honors individuals who have provided sustained and outstanding service to, and whose contributions have positively impacted, the College of Business Administration and Ohio Northern. This is the fourth year that an Outstanding Service Award has been presented by the college.James Fenton, dean of The James F. Dicke College of Business Administration, said, "Oscar and his wife, Judy, believe in the saying 'pay it forward,' and this comes out not just in their philanthropic work and giving, but in volunteering to do service. He and his wife live by a... continue reading
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Meet the Fractal community #2Hey guyz Welcome to the second edition of Meet the Fractal community ! In few words, Meet the Fractal Community is a bi-monthly interview with an artist of our beloved fractal community.This week let's have a closer look to piethein21 !Hey piethein21! how are you today ? Not too stressed about this interview ?Hey I'm fine today. I'm not stressed at all. It takes a lot to stress me out. Sometimes it would be helpfull to be stressed out. Sometimes on exams I worry not enough and don't pay attention to the test enough. I'm jabbering already I hope it would not be too much for you to read all my nonsense.First of all, please introduce yourself to the community.Ok. I'm piethein21 I study in Delft and I'm living in Delft too (only 2 weeks now). I study applied mathematics and hoping to finish my master in 2,5 years from now. As a hobby I cycle (but only in the summer when its not too cold outsid
Meet the Fractal community #1Hey guyz Welcome to the first edition of Meet the Fractal community ! In few words, Meet the Fractal Community will be a bi-monthly interview with an artist of our beloved fractal community.This week let's have a closer look to coby01 !First of all coby01, please introduce yourself to the community.My name is CobyI've been married for 42 years, we have 1 daughter and a darling grandson.We live in the Netherlands, near Rotterdam.My hobbies are reading , gardening and my PC.How did you discover deviantART ?I have discovered DA by playing with Google like a lot's of deviant here And fractals, what about fractals ? How did you discover them and start to create them ?I started with Ultra Fractal about 5 years ago.I was a bit on Google, and discovered fractals, and it fascinated me enormously, and I started looking for fractal websites.This brought
This week in my MC #2This week in my MC is an article which aim to feature several deviations I've received in my message center via groups or deviants I'm watching.You will find cool links to contests / important news and ART Are you ready? Let's goNews Celebrating Diversity#4 : by alexandrasalas Sharpie Blaster Clothing Bombs! : by draweverywhere The importance of having artistic community : by draweverywhere #123: Fractaling Vol. 13 : by C-91
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October - What's up fractal gallery ?This month has been really awesome for me!When I joined deviantART 8 years ago in 2004, I was only a 16 young school boy loosing his time on Internet instead of thinking about his futur... and now 8 years later I'm here writing a news about what happened during my first month as a COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER !!!! :iconfaintsplz::iconfaintsplz::iconfaintsplz:I really still can't realize that is true ...Anyway this is an articles and news roundup about what you may have miss so far Spirit dayToday is the spirit day !I really encourage you to take part to this fabulous day...If you wish more information be sure to check out those articles : #ArtHistoryProject's - Digital Art MonthAll october is being dedicated to the Digital Art galleries over #
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Fractal in the nature III : LandscapesAhoy guys! How are you today ?In this Fractal in nature article, last time we spoke about snowflakes and Earth Views, this time we will see something kinda different as it's not really made by the nature but made by manipulating some aerial landscape photography!to quote the article : David Thomas Smith invites us to discover its "Anthropocene" project about the complexity of the structures and modern architecture. Composing works from aerial photographs taken by satellite handled, duplicated and reworked.Article made by Fubiz.net available here : "Aerial Photography"Images used in this article are property of his/her rightful ownerPrevious Editions : | Fractal in t
Meet the Fractal Community #9 Hey everybody ! Welcome to the ninth edition of Meet the Fractal community !In few words, Meet the Fractal Community is be a bi-monthly interview with an artist of our beloved fractal community.This week let's have a closer look to jim373!First of all , please introduce yourself to the community.Hi everyone, my name is Jim Marx, I'm 59 and I live near Philadelphia in the USA.Tell me how to call you? Do you go by your Name or an artistic pseudonym?Most people call me Jim, certainly all of my friends do, although some other people insist on calling me by my first name which I never use and won't mention here!.How did you discover deviantART Jim ?Back in 2002, I was just starting to create wallpapers I felt were good enough to share with others. I searched the Internet for a site that would accept my uploads and happened across deviantArt. I was hooked instantly and hav
From Resources to Fractal Art #2Welcome to my new serie : "From Resources to Fractal Art".What is really interesting in the fractal community, is the way deviants interact between each others to share their knowledge with tutorial or Parameters Pong (Sharing Parameters to tweak the main fractals).Therefore, in this article I'm going to select a resource randomly and show you how to start from a tutorial to achieve a wonderful fractal.This week, let's take a look at Fiery-Fire & SaTaNiA tutorial : Splits Elliptic FractalsWe were hanging in the :#aposhack:,ponging some params and then a wonderful idea came to us ! What about explaining this simple technique to the deviants.When we released this tutorial, we honestly didn't think it was going to be such a loved technique!Some deviants even says : "It is a elliptic-splits mania on DA" This tutorial is a step by step o
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Everyday we're CV'ingAs a Community Volunteer - I do as much or as little within the community that I feel comfortable doing. We're not pressured to do this and that, we don't even have to give a Daily Deviation every day, we choose how we promote our selected galleries/chats and forums and we're not fixed to any specific rule on how much or how little we do. But I do believe that it's important to share with you just what the community volunteers do and why we do it. More importantly it's so easy to get lost on this site full of many people - and miss out on the awesome that's going on. So I'm going to share with you exactly what the latest awesome is... Project Educate Almost every week since October last year the Community Volunteers have been working hard both independently and as part of small teams to bring You Project Educate.Project Educate is about bringing forward art forms whether they are popular or overlooked and giving
The New Submit Art PageImportant notice: This particular feature is being A/B tested -- meaning that we're comparing the effectiveness of two different versions of the feature. If you're a Beta Tester, there's a 50% chance you'll either see the new or old version of the Submit Art page. This is expected behavior and there's no way to switch between the two groups.Hello everyone!Today, we're bringing you a complete revamp of the Submit Art page! While the Submit Art page you're familiar with has been a long-standing part of deviantART, the new Submit Art page is designed to be more intuitive, user-friendly, and up to date with deviantART as it is today.What's NewYou now have several options for uploading your art! You can upload a file from your computer, select a file from your Sta.sh, or create a text document, all from the Submit page. Once a file has been uploaded, selected, or creat
PE: Community Week PLZ AccountsCommunity Week - PLZ Accounts Overview Can you spot the difference between and :icongladlikeplzIf you hover your mouse over it, you'll see that the first is a link to a deviation (http://fav.me/d5judp5), while the second is an icon for a special type of account called a PLZ account.PLZ accounts are deviantART accounts made for the sole reason of being an emoticon. Anyone can make these accounts. (For more information on making PLZ accounts, see this previous Project Educate journal http://fav.me/d3jjwiv.) The deviant chooses an account name that represents the image he/she wishes to display, and usually adds the phrase 'PLZ' at the end, so other deviants are aware that that account exists to be an emote (in the example above, the account name is "gladlikeplz").To use the PLZ account, you merely
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- Eat a hearty bowl of oatmeal for breakfast. Experts praise this fiber-rich dish as a cholesterol-lowering powerhouse.
Switch from red meat to chicken or fish, which tend to be lower in fat than beef, for at least a few meals each week. Some fish, including salmon and mackerel, are rich sources of omega-3 fatty acids, which can help lower triglycerides, one of the components of cholesterol.
Eliminate or greatly reduce saturated fats. Tasty alternatives to high-fat items, such as low-fat or fat-free milk, reduced-fat cheese, and lean cuts of meat, are readily available.
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Try olive oil or canola oil in cooking, instead of butter, trans fat margarine, and polyunsaturated oil.
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What's Cooking This Weekend?
Weekend of July 27-28, 2013
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What does the weekend look like where you are? Here it's sunny but a little cooler than it's been, the perfect weather for a long bike ride and dinner outdoors. I'm thinking watermelon will be on the menu, and maybe a big batch of iced green tea. What about you? What are your cooking plans this weekend?
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Making some Thai lettuce wraps for lunch tomorrow, with a garlicky peanut sauce for dipping. Not sure what to make for a main course to go along with 'em though -- any bright ideas for minimal-heat-required dishes appreciated!
I'm having leftovers of this quick red Thai curry noodle soup I made yesterday. IT WAS AMAZING and only took 15 minutes :)
Going to try out this recipe tomorrow, Peanut Butter and Chocolate Macarons:
I am making this Red Wine Chocolate Cake while awaiting my DH's arrival home!
I'm adding the glaze from this recipe to add another dimension.
I've got SO much to use up from this week's CSA. I plan to make fresh peach muffins, swiss chard stuffed tomatoes, eggplant casserole, and corn fritters.
I'm taking advantage of all this gorgeous fresh corn (something I long for the rest of the year!) and making some of the silkiest, creamiest soup you've ever tasted.
I'm also going to be whipping up some chimichurri sauce to top the soup with, as well as the steaks that I'll be grilling. Both recipes are below!
It seems I've missed NYC's sour cherry season by ONE WEEK. So I'm making blueberry slab pie, leek-ricotta-pancetta quiche, and black-pepper and chive biscuits for a picnic brunch tomorrow. And on Sunday, probably a plum cake. Because I sort of overdid it at the farmer's market today.
I was just looking through Cambria's CSA posts and got inspired by her mention of corn salads. I'm going to make this recipe as I just got a bunch of corn and way too much zucchini in my CSA plus, I have chives on my fire escape: http://www.thekitchn.com/recipe-corn-and-zucchini-salad-126247. I'm going to get some catfish at Whole Foods today and the two together for dinner.
I'm also going to pick up a chicken from Dickson's Farmstand Meats in Chelsea Market upon a great recommendation from a friend who bought one for the first time last week. She said they're juicy as all get out. I'm going to marinate that overnight in paprika, thyme and garlic then roast Sunday afternoon to nibble on this week.
I'll also probably make yoghurt and dill creamy dip so I can some of that extra zucchini in there to eat fresh and use it up or to use on salads. Happy cooking everyone and thanks for the inspiration, The Kitchn!
I'm going to bake a camembert to eat with a baguette I picked up this morning, and I'm going to make two salads - a simple tomato salad and grilled romaine hearts with a creamy yogurt dressing.
Tomorrow I'll be meal prepping for the week - grilling pork and cooking quinoa for him, and making a spicy broccoli dal for me. I'll probably make some scones too - I have some frozen dough for wholemeal orange, oat and cranberry scones. Then lime-y fish tacos for tea!
I try this recipe tomorow. Thanks ! :)
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I am recovering from summer pneumonia so it will probably be soup for me along with some toast and tea.
I made these corn and scallion pancakes with miso for dinner tonight, alongside a tomato salad, with sour cherry pie for dessert. Tomorrow I"m planning on lemon-ricotta pancakes with cherry compote for breakfast, and a really simple tomato pizza and salad for dinner. I might make zucchini soup for lunch. And then I'll have to figure out what to do with my remaining four cups of sour cherries and five pounds each of peaches, sweet cherries, and apricots!
Can you tell I went to the farmer's market today? ;)
I'm making King Arthur Flour's crusty roll recipe (minus the egg wash). Crusty rolls are my favorite and I have a lot of people to share them with today. Probably will make some soup to go with them too. I started trying recipes from the Love Soup cookbook this week. No winners yet, but there's a poblano soup that looks good.
I also tried blistered padron peppers for the first time this week. They're only available in the summer.
I had lots of cooking projects for the weekend, but some last minute work had me glued to the computer. It doesn't feel like a weekend when I have no time to cook.
I still got to enjoy some great meals thanks to my boyfriend though. He made this granola: www.thekitchn.com/recipe-peanut-butter-granola-118987 He used almond butter instead of peanut and made a few more tweaks. The result? Delicious!
Dinner yesterday and lunch today was Faith's chickpea casserole: www.thekitchn.com/recipe-chickpea-casserole-with-137473 It felt perfect for these rainy July days. Also, I can't get enough melon, peaches, cherries and apricots!
And now I'm wishing I had some Padrón peppers... Or pementos de Padrón, as we call them around here. If only my stomach liked them as much as I do.
Had to work yesterday (a ten hour day at that!) so all I could manage was takeout....today we stocked up at the farmers market, and I'm grilling a whole mess of veggies (red onion, corn, mushrooms, zucchini, eggplant, red pepper) and serving them with herbed quinoa. Should be enough for a few days lunch, too! No baking (despite the Fabulous Summer Fruit) because I'm off flour and sugar!!! Instead will be enjoying the huckleberries we picked in Idaho out of hand.
Pancakes and bacon on Saturday. Flank steak, grilled peppers, corn bread, and a peach, cherry and blueberry galette with vanilla ice cream on Sunday.
We kicked of my birthday weekend making these Grilled Flank Steak Pinwheels with homemade chimichurri:
On Saturday we did burgers on the grill with corn and chili lime butter. I love this stuff!


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The Santa Barbara Museum of Art, a leading West Coast art museum, presents internationally-recognized collections and exhibitions and a broad array of cultural and educational activities. SBMA's permanent collection includes more than 27,000 works of art, including paintings, sculpture, prints, drawings, photographs, ceramics, glass, jades, bronzes, lacquer and textiles. These works represent the arts of Asia, Europe and the Americas spanning over 5,000 years of human history.
We are seeking a highly qualified Chief Registrar with strong leadership talents and extensive experience in all areas of collection and exhibition management. The Chief Registrar reports to the Assistant Director/Chief Curator and currently supervises a staff of three, including two associate registrars and one assistant registrar with the likelihood of an additional assistant registrar hired on a temporary basis during the on-going renovation.
The Chief Registrar's primary responsibility is to oversee the registration operations for the Museum's permanent collection and an active and varied program of special exhibitions. Specific responsibilities include oversight of exhibition-related operations; accessioning/deaccessioning works of art; maintenance of the collection files, both paper and electronic; management of the permanent collection, including outgoing loans and internal movement and storage of works of art; risk management; budget preparation and control; and coordination of photographic services.
Over the next two years the Chief Registrar will play a central role in planning and implementing the orderly temporary storage and eventual reinstallation of the permanent collection, scheduled to take place in a phased renovation over the next 3 to 5 years.
B.A. in art history, history, or related discipline is required with a preference for an M.A. in art history or museum studies. Strong candidates will have at least five years of professional registration/collections management experience in an AAM-accredited art museum. Ten years of museum experience with at least five years in a supervisory capacity is preferred. This position requires a thorough knowledge of registration methods and practices, and an understanding of museum legal and ethical issues. Excellent organizational, analytical, and logistical abilities, along with strong written and verbal communication skills, are a must. Additionally skills and qualities desired: precision attention to detail with the temperament to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines; ability to work effectively with a broad range of individuals and within a collaborative team environment; flexibility and openness to innovation; and proficiency in collections management and business management software, particularly TMS. Fluency in at least one modern foreign language is preferred.
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The Grants Manager for the Santa Barbara Museum of Art oversees the Museum's grants program. This includes the research and generation of grant requests to community, family and individual foundations, local businesses, corporations, and Federal funding sources such as IMLS & NEA. The Grants Manager is proactive, oversees annual granting schedules and timelines, researches new funding opportunities, prepares progress and final reports on grants received. She/he works closely with Museum staff to ensure grant requests and reports include accurate and current program descriptions and statistics, financial and other data and/or exhibition descriptions, to secure funds for the Museum's exhibitions, education and public programs, and general operating fund.
The qualified candidate will have a bachelor's degree in English or related field, a minimum of five years of related experience, as well as a proven track-record of successful grants fundraising. Applicants will be required to provide writing samples to demonstrate research and writing skills. The ability to organize and synthesize complex ideas into clear and persuasive prose is essential for this position. The successful applicant will also possess the ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from funders and the Museum's leadership team. Knowledge about art, museums and philanthropic foundations is required.
The Santa Barbara Museum of Art seeks a Membership Coordinator and Gift Processor. The primary responsibilities include gift processing of membership dues and non-membership contributions, and maintenance of accurate donor records in the Raiser's Edge database. The position requires exemplary accuracy, time, and data management skills. This position also coordinates membership services, prepares renewals, manages mailings, orders materials, interacts with members in person and by phone, and supports member-related events on evenings and weekends as needed.
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Can racism truly be eliminated?
In Australia we live in one of the most multicultural nations, however every once in a while there are those people who publicly and abusively insult people from other races. I know there will always be those ignorant individuals or people who are scarred from people of other races (e.g wars, personal events or negative child rearing ), but can we truly eliminate racism in our world?
Possibly include jokes or stereotyping into this debate, are light jokes about other races or stereotyping racist?
Also take into consideration the media in movies or simply news. Are they doing a good enough job to tackle racism?
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shawn disney 10+Jul 27 2013: It would help the project along if we all stopped talking about "Racism", since scientifically there is only one Race. What is really meant is "Culture" or "Ethnicity", i.e. shared group characteristics, habits, and attitudes. Which of course are what makes the differences that are at issue. So do you really want to eliminate cultural differences? Better not be too quick to do so (Of course, we can all fake it, but there may be a social cost, just like trying to eliminate other differences, such as right or left handedness) Of course, especially in cities, there is no excuse for making people feel bad. Politeness, or even hypocrisy can help. Forced "Social Engineering", such as everyone pretending that cultural differences don't exist ,is probably fatally counter productive. Politeness, or the oriental idea of "Face" would be helpful. A lot of what you are complaining about is the result of forced "togetherness" on people who don't want it. Especially in stressful times when it may be even hard to identify one's own "group". It would help to stop trying to demonize people for noticing that everyone is not "the same".
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Developing a mobile app for your band
Why Your Band Needs an App
It's no secret that the world of music has changed over the past decade. In fact, there's no aspect of writing, recording, distributing and marketing music that hasn't changed. While some bands may be actively seeking major label success, the truly inventive bands are working hard on every aspect of their music, including promotion. This is largely because today's independent musician is truly independent. They often produce, record and promote their music without the help of a record producer or PR company.
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My relationship with my Blackberry is one of the most consistent and rewarding ones. I rely on my mobile device for operating nearly every aspect of my day from getting a map to my destination or texting my friends to let them know I will be late. Mobile devices govern many different aspects of a consumer's life and interactions with the world they surround themselves with.
Because there is such an intimate bond between consumer and their mobile device, the mobile environment offers a new and exciting way for artists to engage with their fans. Fans interact with many of their social networking environments from the website's native application to their device. With access portals for fans rapidly evolving with advances in technology, it is up to the artist's to include these mobile engagement tactics in their digital strategies.
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I'm not just talking about texting (although that's important!). I'm talking about using your smartphone to tap into and enhance your online presence while being up-to-date on all of the cool apps to make your life a little easier. If you could use a little help understanding the magic of mobile, then this blog post is for you!
Here are some interesting mobile statistics to keep in mind:
- There are 165 million Twitter users, and 50% of them use Twitter Mobile.
- Over 1/3 of Facebook's 900 million+ users also use Facebook Mobile.
- Mobile internet usage will overtake desktop internet usage by 2014.
- Mobile coupons get 10x the redemption rate of regular coupons.
- 3 out of 5 internet searches are done with a mobile device.
- 91% of mobile internet access is to socialize.
- In March 2012, Smartphones were in use by 50.4% of consumers in the US.
As you can see, the popularity of mobile devices is currently on the rise! And even with social connections aside, new apps are always finding ways to make just about anything possible from your phone. If you're ready to simplify your life and amplify your fan interactions (mostly for free), then get your smartphone in hand and check out these 7 apps:
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Keeping in line with our recent mobile theme, I wanted to present another mobile option to you this week. Last week we talked about Mobile Roadie's free mobile ready website option. Mobile Roadie is also quite adept at making mobile apps. And while they are a leader in app creation platforms for musician's to consider, their price points can be prohibitive for many independent artists. But have no fear, ReverbNation has been creating free/inexpensive solutions for independent musician's since their inception. Here again they have come up with an affordable solution for mobile app creation. And ReverbNation can get you up and running with a customized app in 6 quick steps.
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Hi...one of my grandson's artistic, he is 7 next month, he rarely plays with anything but recently he saw a group of lads playing with remote control cars, I've never known him ask for anything...unlike his brother
...but he said..."Henry wants one of those"
What do I need to be looking at ? ...how much do I need to pay ? to get something good and reliable...
....thinking it must work on grass.
....any advice appreciated ....many thanks....Mike
You need to be looking for radio controlled cars.
I should think that you'll find lots of outlets on the internet and there must be a model shop relatively close by where you can have a look.
The prices vary enormously. The ones by 'Tamiya' are tough and offer lots of optional 'tune up' parts but the better ones aren't cheap (think three figures) and probably more importantly in this case, their batteries, which are their own, you can't use 'AAs' for example, only give about five minutes running time.
Also, the radio gear needs to be bought separately and can, depending on what you get, cost more that the car.
I know all of this because I used to have two of them.
You'd be better off buying something more akin to a 'toy' version of the same thing. I can't recommend a particular brand or type, he might want to choose his own anyway but they usually have the radio gear pre-installed and will run on rechargable torch batteries. My daughter used to have one and a set of batteries lasted for ages. Look in your nearest toy shop.
And they cost a lot less.
I'd agree with what Bren said. The 'proper' cars are awesome (especially the nitro ones) but they have a lot of drawbacks unless you spend quite alot of money. Best bet is to set a budget and go to a decent independent model shop and talk to them. I'd think for a 7 year old, you wouldn't want one of the higher-end cars anyway.
Cheers Stuart...I called at Toys R Us to have a look, a rugged looking truck at £79 which I liked the look of and when I got back home found something similar on line for half that price but got very poor reviews.
I can see now I need something that runs on standard re-chargeables, wouldn't do for it to pack in after 5/10 minutes.
...I've got a lot to learn before parting with cash
.....thanks again....Mike
I've tried a few of the cheaper ones (upto £20 from Tesco), but on Grass you need enough power/tyre grip to get through the grass and enough ground clearance so that the car body does not just sit on the grass with the wheel spinning. I've yet to find a cheap one that can get onto and off my lawn.
Its not going to be cheap, and you may want to also think about robust recharging connections and even water proofness as grass is often damp long after it looks dry out.
p.s. Some cars can move on walls and ceilings - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_nYNuoZteA
Depends on what he want's really, as a beginner I would advise going with something with an electric motor, preferably brushless, more speed more power.
I use to race nitro engined cars, which were expensive, smelly and noisy, but now just keep to nitro powered boats, well very fast 60-70mph aquaplanes to be precise.
Have a look at this site NitroTek they sell all these kind of things, but what's more if he were to have a mishap! and trust me he will You can easily get spares for all their models. A very good starter model which is both fast and capable of the odd knock/stunt and good on grass is this one Vortex it's not cheap at £85 but it will knock the spots of anything you might be able to get from Toys-R-Us/Tescos et al.......Don't forget spare batteries and a good charger.
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The (Unexplained) Death of Bats
how many animals must die with the answer for the cause being unexplained. fuck outta here you mean you have the science to destroy the entire button but you can't figure out why all these animals are dying? fuck outta here son.
look animals have internal navigation systems based on the poles, they are being found dead way off course which means again, we are nearing or have already experienced a polar shift of some kind. simple as fucking that. if not that then something is approaching this planet of great size and force..because something is fucking up animals navigation systems.
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The abandoned iron mine at Mine Hill in Roxbury used to provide a winter home for 3,000 bats — the largest bat hibernaculum in the state. The last time Jennie Dickson, a wildlife biologist with the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, counted, there were about 100 bats there.
"That's not good," she said. For the past five years, the bats of the eastern United States have been dying in like numbers — one of the worst environmental catastrophes in recent years.
What biologists like Dickson knew was that the dying bats could be found with an off-white fungus on their nose and wings. What was causing the die-off was uncertain …
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Marc Ubaldi set a new school record in the 100-yard freestyle and the NJIT mens' swimming team captured a 78-49 win over visiting Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham Wednesday night. >>
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NJIT began its brief Midwest men's volleyball trip with a rousing 3-2 win over traditional power Lewis University Friday night. The Highlanders, now 2-0, will take on Loyola University of Chicago on Saturday night. >>
Highlanders Belt Post University, 79-66
January 20, 2006
NJIT scored 22 of the game's first 24 points and went on to a 79-66 road win over Post University in a meeting of the two top women's basketball teams in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Thursday night. The win for NJIT was its fourth straight and fifth in the last six games. >>
NJIT Defense Smothers Felician College, 51-33
January 18, 2006
NJIT held visiting Felician College without a point for nearly 10 minutes in the second half and the end result was a 51-33 win for the Highlanders in Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference women's basketball Tuesday night. >>
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Balanced Highlanders Notch 82-69 Win Over Wilmington
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When Cross Keys' football team started speaking in Spanish before some offensive snaps a few years ago, one referee thought the players were cursing.
"We had a game where the official warned us about the language," Cross Keys coach David Radford said. "I asked 'What did they say?' And when he told me, I was like 'No, they are speaking Spanish. We do our cadence in Spanish.'"
Surprised by the revelation, the ref listened closely over the next few plays. Sure enough, Cross Keys players were communicating in Spanish before snapping the football.
"The referee apologized, saying, 'I've never seen anything like that in my life,'" Radford recalled with a laugh. "After the game, he came over to talk. He was curious to how long we've been doing it and what made us do it.
"And I was like, 'Go look at our kids. The bulk of them are Hispanic.'"
Cross Keys is one of the most culturally diverse high schools in Georgia with students from more than 65 countries who speak at least 75 different languages. The roster reads like a world atlas: Mexico, Zambia, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Honduras, Ethiopia, Liberia, Nigeria, El Salvador, and South Korea.
Why such diversity at one school? Cross Keys is located in eastern Brookhaven, one of Atlanta's most affordable places to live, and many newcomers with foreign backgrounds have family and friends in the area.
Three years ago, Radford look a hard at his roster. Nearly 50 percent of his players came from Hispanic heritage. He decided that Spanish cadence "just made sense."
Quarterback Diego Gaytan said it has advantages, such as confusing opposing defenses just before the snap.
"They don't know what we're doing sometimes," Gaytan said. "You see their faces and they are trying to figure what we are saying."
Radford said some opponents have objected.
"Their kids tell our kids we should be speaking in English," he said. "We tell our kids not to respond and to focus on football."
Cross Keys (2-5-1) has won the most games more since 2004.
Druid Hills coach Kip Hall defeated Cross Keys earlier this season and said his team was prepared.
"That's only because we had played against them in passing league the past few years," Hall said. "But I imagine the Spanish confuses some teams."
A typical Cross Keys snap sequence goes something like:
"Abajo" (down).
"Listo" (set).
Cross Keys coaches will also use Spanish to yell last-second instructions or adjustments from the sidelines.
When Radford first introduced the Spanish strategy, a few players were skeptical.
"They thought it was a joke, being that we had some kids who didn't know Spanish," he said. "I told them not to worry, that it will be easy to pick up. And it has."
One unforeseen consequence has been more Hispanic kids considering playing football at a school where soccer is most popular.
"It allows Cross Keys in a round-about way to bridge American football with our large Hispanic population," Radford said.
October 24th, 2010
5:36 pm
Hey your in America speak it or go play with jumping beans
October 24th, 2010
5:38 pm
oh yeah worst!
October 25th, 2010
3:28 am
Cool story. Very cool.
October 25th, 2010
6:42 am
@peace out:
You're in America…why don't you learn how to write it?
Whatever works for them is OK with me. I bet that if you and your idiot buddies were playing touch football in another country, you'd make your calls in English, right?
You're an IDIOT…and you're right, you are the worst!
October 25th, 2010
10:09 am
War Eagle 30082 your a bigger Idiot and I can prove it. You root for Auburn and are from Alabama. Hell the best thing that ever came out of Alabama is I-65. Oh yeah BITE MY AMERICAN ENGLISH SPEAKING ASS. Stupid redneck shouldn't even own a computer.
October 25th, 2010
10:30 am
Aah – not every day you see a guy proclaim on a blog that he talks out of his ass
October 25th, 2010
11:02 am
@peaceout are you really that much of an idiot. Let me guess next thing out of you mouth is "The South will Rise Again" why don't you crawl; back under your rock.
October 25th, 2010
11:39 am
Hey peace out, don't you have a Tea Party or Klan rally to attend somewhere?
October 25th, 2010
3:06 pm
…wht's wrong with a Tea Party…
October 25th, 2010
4:34 pm
Yep, that is some real assimilation right there. Wonder how many of them are here illegally?
October 25th, 2010
4:52 pm
It's called the pursuit of happiness. Thomas Jefferson? He kind of mentioned it right up there with life and liberty as a part of the fabric of our nation, remember?
If spanish audibles on offense is what works for the Cross Keys football team, more power to them. Enjoy the game!!!!
October 25th, 2010
5:55 pm
Actually, I think it would be much more likely of him to attend an SEIU or acorn event….
October 25th, 2010
6:03 pm
Not only are you idiots supporting them with welfare and foodstamps you are allowing them to cheat on the football field. Why don't yall add on a room and let them live with you. Oh thats right you wouldn't be able to understand them when they wanted your job. Anybody else wanna take up for these drug smugglers check out the balls they're probably full of pot or coke.
October 25th, 2010
8:53 pm
I thought the Highline School District, here in Burien, WA and environs had a large number
of different groups. This has us beat. Would like to compare the two.
October 25th, 2010
10:18 pm
@peace out : Must be nice to hide behind your message board alias and spout hateful rhetoric… Let me guess? You're a true American that has the right to be here because you were born here! Yea I'm sure no one in your family immigrated to this country to give you the shot at a better life…
"Hey your in America speak it or go play with jumping beans"
I can see that High School degree is treating you well… In America we use the contraction "you're" when shortening the phrase "you are"
Let me use it in a sentence for you:
You're absolutely pathetic.
October 29th, 2010
3:34 pm
@peace out
you my dear friend are a peace of crap. 1. Auburn is in Alabama. 2.Not all Mexicans do drugs. 3. They, Mexicans, probably work harder then you will ever work in your entire meaningless life. So before you come here and talk random crap make sure you get your facts straight before you make a complete fool out of yourself. Thank you


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Redwing Tackle Manufactures and Distributes only fine quality fishing tackle. From our inception in the early eighties we have endeavored to design and produce only quality functional tackle. Our products are acknowledged to be the standard throughout the industry and our success is due simply to our steadfast desire to produce only the very best, and as you might guess our products are designed for fishermen by fishermen. Redwing Tackle is a Canadian company with distribution in both Canada and the United States .
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