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- HLing Dec 27, 2005 01:26 AM
Since I never saw any extensive post about Popeye's Deep Fried Turkey, my curiosity got the better of me, and I lugged one home from the local Harlem Popeyes in time for Christmas dinner.
OK, so it's not what I imagined: a huge bird coated with golden crispy crust like their fried chicken, darn it!
It's a fully cooked turkey covered with cajun spicy rub: Dark brown, and some orange-ish powder. There were plenty of juices that got sealed in with the bird in the thick plastic protective coat.
I heated it covered for 2.5 hours, which was less time than they had suggested. I couldn't get the skin to crisp up like the instruction had suggested, even though I did uncover it and baked for a while. Nevertheless, the meat was very juicy, tender, and flavorful. The white meat was good, but the dark meat was REALLY good. The scent of baking this turkey even had a lost dog in the building scratching at my door.
I guess I will never need to learn to bake a turkey from scratch.
Thanks for the report. I've been asking about this for 2 years and you are the first report on the board.
Now you have to try the KFC deep fried turkey for us. Or has someone tried the KFC version?
Thanks for posting this. I've always wondered about the turkeys. I love Popeye's, much better than KFC. I assumed the turkey wouldn't be like their fried chicken and for several years toyed with the idea of using it for Thanksgiving but was too chicken (pun intended of course) to give it a go.
Next year, I think I might based on your description. Sounds delish!
You have another dog scratching at your door. Thanks for the report. I did not know Popeye's had the Fried Turkey. I have always wanted to do a fried turkey but you have to go out and buy all that paraphenailia. Plus the peanut oil is not cheap. And the visions of the guy in the Allstate ad run through my head about burning down my house and well going to Popeye's sounds so much easier. Thanks for sharing. That's what this board is all about.
re: 1 wiener hound
My family has been deep frying turkeys for years and you are smart.
I've seen first timers go at it and it is a lot more complicated than it seems.
Deep frying turkeys indoors is foolhardy unless you have a commercial deep fryer. The deep fryers you can buy in a store are too flimsy to use outdoors and would scare me trying to use one indoors.
It isn't worth the cost or mess just to deep fry one turkey. We don't do it unless we fry a minimum of six turkeys.
Also, the turkey really needs to be breaded.
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I hate to go off topic but .... breaded? I too have fried turkeys also for years and never HEARD of breading a turkey. We just rub the outside with dry spices, maybe inject, maybe not, and fry away.
I don't think it's complicated, messy or expensive at all! I understand that peanut oil is relatively expensive but in the grand scheme of the holiday season, what's a few gallons of oil????
re: BlueHerons
I spend the same on oil, and also have a very good outdoor fryer, but it sounds like Mr. BlueHerons has come up with something novel. I have deep fried just about all the feathered friends, quail, Cornish hens, pheasant, chicken, turkey, all except dove and duck, but I have never heard or read of attempting to "bread" whole birds. Pieces, yes, but not whole birds. I can honestly say I am not tempted to try it!
re: BlueHerons
A Viking fryer and lexan tubs?
I bow to Mr Bluehreons!
re: BlueHerons
A word of advice to anyone who read the previous post. Don't bread your turkey.
re: 1 wiener hound
There is a website that adverts a indoor electric turkey fryer. I view it dubiously, but the picture is appealing.
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No, not all stores sell it and its a seasonal item.
Its not obvious on their site but if you do a zip code search, the listed returned will will have notation "This restaurant may be selling Popeyes Cajun Turkeys this holiday season. We recommend calling ahead to the restaurant to confirm that they still have turkeys available."
here's the link to order a Popeye's Fried Turkey
Right before Thanksgiving I think my Popeyes (E.Village in NYC) had a sign for turkeys but I'm not sure what the details were.
Link: http://www.cajungrocer.com/product_in...
It was here on Chowhound that I first knew of the Popeye's Fried Turkey. I, too waited for someone else to report, but oh well, I figure there's really only one way to find out anyway.
I worried about what I would do with a massive amount of leftover turkey. This morning I pondered the real meaning behind the term "Cold Turkey". If quitting "cold turkey" taste this good, then it should be pretty easy to quit anything...(g)
For those who are thinking about getting the turkey next time, just know that it is a bit spicy, for whatever consideration you might have for your dinner guests.
For that reason though, I was able to make a quick Cajun Turkey Congee without any soup stock. The meat themselves were full of flavor. Add a sprinkle of file powder on top and it's done.
And for whatever it's worth, the turkey I got had really strong frames, which I thought was kind of unusual. By that I mean that the bones were very solid and dense. It was definitely not a couch potato turkey....
re: HLing
We ordered Popeye's turkey for two Thanksgiving in a row. I'm not sure if it was deep fried or not; we just had to put it in the oven to heat it up. Let me tell you, it was delicious. And it came with your choice of side dishes. We dished up some additional sides, and that was it. A complete Thanksgiving meal, enjoyed by all our guests with minimal fuss.
Popeye's turkey comes from Cajun Grocer which has been mentioned on the board before.
If you don't have a popeye's around where you live you can order one from Cajun Grocer. Link below.


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I haven't blogged in .......... geez.........quite awhile. I I used to try to get my thoughts down fairly often here, but I let that slide as I have so many things of late.
My adventure in overeating began when I was in high school - lotsa years ago, unfortunately.........! I thought I was "fat" when the scale tipped at 133 lbs, so I dieted, got a lot of compliments as I hit about 120 lbs.........and that was the start for me. I have dieted, and I've tried everything from fasting to Atkins to Optifast to Slimfast to managing myself to Weight Watchers. Over the years, I would stare aghast at the scale as I tried each new plan, each new way to try to get to where I thought I needed to be. My goal weights fluctuated as much as my "higher" weights.............. and each time I was determined to make *this* diet the *last* diet. Sound familiar???
I can't blame my highest weight on having kids.......... although after the births of each child, my "normal" weight never seemed to return. My highest pregnancy weight went to 202 lbs and I got down to the low 160's after that ............ only to not be satisfied there. I wanted to be back to the 130's and........well, you know how that merry-go-round works, don't you?
My highest weight was 238 lbs ...long about the time my DS (my last pregnancy) was 9 years old....... I was in a miserable marriage and was eating to make all the unhappiness "go away". It was then I joined Weight Watchers and ended up losing somewhere around 90 lbs. I was on my way to become a WW Leader............
..........but what hadn't changed was my mental self. AND.........it's what I still struggle most with.
Over those years (DS is now 26!) I have gained and re-lost hundreds of pounds, but have stayed in the range of about 163-183. I have realized some things..................... my goal weight has to be where I'm most comfortable, I'm much older now and the weight isn't going to just "drop off", and I need to *move* to help the process along. What I still struggle with is ........ well, struggling with weight at my age! I've been at this a very, very long time............ 43 years to be exact. I'm a nurse for crying out loud..........you'd think I'd have this down!!
I'm tired................tired of struggling...........tired of feeling like I have to "watch"......... tired of playing Russian roulette with the scale................tired of not being able to just eat what I want and not worry about that stupid number on that stupid scale. I can honestly say I love the essence of the person I am..........................but I can be awful hard on that Lady In The Mirror (just ask her - she'll tell you!). I do NOT love the physical image yet that I see in that mirror.......................................
..........I do not like that my clothes are once again too tight.
.........I do not like that I feel "too big".
........I do not like that I'm still an emotional eater and I get the "I don't cares" long about 9:00PM.........and give in more than I don't.
Somewhere I have to find the balance...................that fine line between being healthy, and being consumed by "needing" to lose weight.
I just read a blog entry by one of my SparkFriends who has lost a tremendous amount of weight but who is now struggling himself. If you get a chance go to this link and read.........he puts it so well..............
In the meantime, I'm going to re-group, and perhaps get Mom2 to join me at Weight Watchers...........the support here on Spark is fantastic.........coupled with the success of a structure program, I'm thinking I just may get it "right" this time..........
Time will tell.
I'm generally a pretty easy-going person............well, except for being tolerant of the Lady In the Mirror. She'd likely tell you that I'm easy-going with everyone but her. She, however, is not the topic of conversation today..........!
I had a blog all neatly prepared and *thought* I posted it last night during the Biggest Loser. Somewhere between Jillian and Dani having fun with their LCW and Dolvette and the Red Gang working out with Laila Ali...........well, my post went "poof". I came back here this morning to re-read what I'd written (which I do frequently when I write a blog post) and it was gone.
So, not only did all those wonderful words of wisdom disappear, I lost points for my Spark team for the weekend challenge.................
...................and as I started to think about my adventure in the weight-loss realm, I realized that "frustrated" sums up nicely where I'm at right now with a *LOT* of things in my life.
I realize that I'm the only one who can control my emotions and how I react..................and all the progress I thought I'd made in that realm has obviously NOT been made. I'm a terribly emotional eater and that's been an established thing with me since my high school days. However, I never considered "frustration" an emotion. I've considered it more a stated of being...............................until now.
My list of things that have me in this emotional state is longer than I'd like it to be and I've realized that I've truly let a whole lot of "things" take over my ability to reason. I've allowed frustration to creep in and lay roots that are starting to run pretty deep...........and frustration is leading to excuses.
Oh, how I hate excuses. AND while I hate them, I can tell you that I am the champion excuse maker. I think I must have won an Excuse-Making Bee in elementary school or something..............I must have a blue ribbon for it somewhere.............................because that was a lesson *well* learned in my early years.
Perhaps it was a good thing my other blog disappeared...............................
....................this one is making me take stock and reflect more than the other one did.
5 1/2 hours too late for points......................
..........................................but hopefully on time in the grand scheme of my life and what I want it to be.
"They're right, you know", the Lady In the Mirror said to me.
"What in the world do you mean?", I asked.
"Jan, Barb, Karen, and Dena are right. You've been pretty snarky with me lately.....more so than usual, anyway", she replied.
She did it again. The Lady In The Mirror caught me up short. I had to stop and think about that for awhile, so I apologized to the Lady In The Mirror, and went to ponder, yet again, why it is that I am so much better to others than I am to her. I truly hate "self-examination" because it makes me take time for myself and makes me face some things that I generally don't want to face. The older I get, the more I think I ought to have this all figured out...........and the more I find out that I don't.
We were a household of three when I grew up.........my Mom, my older sister (by almost 5 years), and me. My Dad was killed in a car accident when I was 2, and Mom never remarried. I was the "chunky" one.........never really overweight, but certainly heavier than my sister. She inherited my Dad's genes...........and I inherited his mother's...........!!! I remember thinking in high school that I was "overweight" when I hit 133 lbs at 5'7" tall, and went on a strict, very low calorie diet. I lost 13 lbs. and was very proud of the compliments I got. Went to nursing school shortly after............................and the rollercoaster ride began.
Over the years, the Lady In The Mirror tried to tell me a lot of things about who I was, where I was going, and what I needed to be do to be honest with myself. I didn't listen well. I hid. I ran. I used food for solace. The best of those years allowed me the great fortune to have two children that I adore (well, most of the time........!) and a son-in-law and grandchild that complete the picture for now. The worst of those years ballooned my weight up to 240 lbs. and a me that I didn't even recognize.
11 years ago, I embarked on a journey of self-discovery, the first leg of which was to lose weight. I did so through Weight Watchers "new" point system..........and got to my goal weight rather quickly. The next legs of the journey found me making a lot of self-realizations and finally admitting some truths that were very difficult truths to admit. I can honestly say that, having the Lady In The Mirror chuckling at me for having been right all those years was NOT the easiest thing in the world...............but it made me realize just how wise she could be if I let her be.
Over the last 11 years, my weight has fluctuated terribly. I've never gone beyond 189 lbs again......................and slowly, with the help of SparkPeople and the Biggest Loser Challenge team that I've been with now for somewhere around 2-21/2 years, I've learned a lot of lessons about myself and my love/hate relationship with food that I didn't learn with Weight Watchers. This past holiday season, for the first time in forever, I didn't go over the 180 lb mark with my "holiday weight gain". I've learned to set my goals to more realistic ones, and I've learned that this is not a journey for me....................it's an adventure.
I'm stuck in the 170's right now, and am not happy about that. I'm not very active right now either, and I allow others closest to me to influence my eating and exercise "habits". I'm not happy about that either..............and when I'm not happy, rather than take action, I take it out on the Lady In The Mirror.
I've set a more realistic goal weight (not something I did with Weight Watchers) - aiming for something that I feel I can maintain and that my body will be happy with. I've tried to set more realistic goals to stay active...................*upping* my expectations rather than thinking I can't do some things I know I can do.
What will my life be like when I finally hit and maintain that magic "goal weight"? It will be much like it is now............I'll go to work, I'll spend time with my family, I'll take time for me. I'll ride my bike when it's nice, go camping, and try new things (like zip lining last fall!). I'll keep a level head about being "at" goal and remind myself that the adventure will continue as I struggle with the ups and downs of every day life.
I'll also give more credit to the Lady In The Mirror.............and will be doing so more along the way. She gets short-changed much more than she should.
Change. This is, perhaps, the most feared 6 letter word in the dictionary. Change is not something we, as humans, do easily. Habits get ingrained, comfort zones get reached, and "change" makes us take paths that are new, different, and sometimes scary. My life is full of "change" right now, and it's making me take stock, today.........a rather auspicious day in that it's a Saturday, and it's the first day of a new month.
I've left the place I've been employed, for all but 3 months of the last 8 years, for good. I've held various positions within that organization over those years, and truly care about many of the people that are left there. Finances being what they are, however, and promises made back in March by one set of administrators, that were broken in August by another set, led me to have to seek employment elsewhere. The job I ended up being fortunate enough to be offered not only allows me to work in the field that I love, but I'll be working with veterans - people for whom I have the utmost respect - AND at a substantially higher pay rate! Digging out of the financial hole I ended up in because of those broken promises mentioned earlier is now a distinct possibility! Change #1.
With those financial issues, along came issues with DS.............very unexpected ones. He will always be the child that learns things the hard way, and I've been "tapering off", since September, the support I've given him financially over the years. He's been forewarned appropriately that, as of today, the tapering is done, and the financial support as he's come to know it, ends. There will always be the occasional "Mom can you" from both of my kids.......... but it's make it or break it time with DS. Tough love is tougher on us than it is on them, no matter what age they are. Change #2.
With a new job also comes a new schedule and a new way of having to do things. I will no longer be working from home...........something that I've done for 8 years. I've become the chief cook-laundry person-homemaker-gardener-keeper of the everything in that 8 years and some of that is going to have to change. I am no longer the Superwoman that the 80's declared we ought to be......................and I'm proud of it! I will not fall into the trap of being the "do-er" and not having any time for myself. Learning to let go..............change #3.
How does that tie into what I've *not* done weight-wise this past BLC round, you ask? I've had to look at a whole lot of things to answer that question..................and the common denominator I've discovered is that I still react to stress, and I still allow that stress/emotional eating to rule my brain. With all the things that are changing.......... I've decided I need to take a different journey in this adventure of weight "loss". I cannot go that journey alone, so I will continue to take it with my Amber Amazon Warriors.............without them, I'd have zoomed way beyond what I weigh now. I've managed somehow not to eat my way beyond the 10 lb. range I seem to keep myself in these days. No - this new journey is one that will have to take me to a different mindset on "weight loss" vs. "weight management". I'm formulating that plan today - on paper - as I take the desperately needed "me" time I have available to me. Change #4.
One. Day. At. A. Time.
I'm pondering a lot as I try to figure out what is really holding me back from reaching the goal I've set for myself in my weight-loss/weight-maintenance journey.
Where to start?
Where to start over?
Where to just move on and take one day at a time?
The plan I've developed for myself over the years is a solid, healthy-eating plan with appropriate cardio exercise and, now thanks to the prompting of my Spark Team captain, Jan, some appropriate ST. I have set realistic goals for myself and I know where I think I want to be weight-wise, although that is the ONE part of this that I may yet have to reevaluate as far as it being a "realistic" weight for me (forget those weight charts!!! Egads! I consider those weights very unrealistic and impossible to maintain in a *healthy* manner!!) So, what is it that is keeping me where I'm at after several rounds of the BLC Team participation?
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You haven't been doing anything wrong Katyromick. For one thing, I think DKs experience this problem to a lesser degree as they can switch to more threat/damage-generating attacks (Heart Strike) in lieu of of death strike spam as they out-gear content.
More importantly though, if you haven't noticed the Vengeance issue on tank swaps, I would contend that your other tank probably was either getting very streaky with their Vengeance buildup (a problem in itself, as mentioned in Theck's blog), or they weren't maximizing their dps (more of a personal problem, but it masks the mechanical one).
I remember noticing this problem the most on Ragnaros tank swaps with my paladin trying to taunt/pull off of my bear tank teammate. Big swing damage (or avoidance), the Burning Wound debuff, combined with the bear's ability to stack more agi/stam compared to my paladin favoring mastery put this issue under the microscope for me. Even with preemptive taunting, popping wings, holding a SotR for the taunt, and occasionally hitting the bear with Salv still wouldn't always hold off their threat gains. That's absurd. The difference was so stark that encounters with good Vengeance would allow this bear to be doing 25k dps compared to my ~15k dps. Nothing in my rotation could be changed to compensate.
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ill advised and unconscionable on every level. Who will stand for the Citizens of Atlanta when its Mayor and its Governor refuses to? We should remember them both we their bid for re-election surely will comes before US all at a future date.
That time, will be OUR time for a issuing of a DENIAL of service for the both of them.
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FRIDAY, Oct. 8 (HealthDay News) -- A low vitality score at birth
is strongly associated with a later diagnosis of cerebral palsy, a
disorder involving muscle impairment and body movement that appears
during the first few years of life, a new study indicates.
The Apgar score (zero to 10) is based on five vitality-related
criteria -- complexion, pulse rate, reaction when stimulated,
muscle tone, and breathing. An Apgar score of 3 or less is regarded
as critically low, 4 to 6 is fairly low, and 7 to 10 is generally
For this study, researchers examined data from 543,064 Norwegian
children born between 1986 and 1995. Of those children, 988 (1.8 in
1,000) were diagnosed with cerebral palsy before they were 5 years
old. (In Western countries, cerebral palsy generally affects two to
three children out of every 1,000 born.)
The researchers found that children with an Apgar score of less
than 3 at birth had a 100-fold higher incidence of cerebral palsy
than those with a score of 10. The association between a low Apgar
score and cerebral palsy was high in children with normal birth
weight and modest in children with low birth weight.
"Despite the strong association of low Apgar score with cerebral palsy, it is encouraging that almost 90 percent of children with an Apgar score of less than 4 did not develop cerebral palsy," the researchers wrote.
They said their findings suggest that the causes of cerebral
palsy are closely associated with factors that reduce infant
vitality, they concluded. They suggested that a low Apgar score may
sometimes indicate brain impairment that occurred during pregnancy
or delivery.
In an accompanying editorial, professor Nigel Paneth of Michigan
State University said that although most babies with a low Apgar
score recover and do well, infants with a low score "should be
watched closely for the persistence or development of brain damage,
especially in the light of robust evidence that babies with brain
injury may benefit from head or body cooling."
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... Americans will thus pay for the TARP and low interest rate subsidies to their financial rulers with erosion in the purchasing power of the dollar. What we are experiencing is a massive redistribution of income from the American public to the financial sector.
- Paul Craig Roberts (htp: Jesse)
"The point of free speech is for the stuff that's over the line, and strikingly unbalanced. If free speech is only for polite persons of mild temperament within government-policed parameters, it isn't free at all. So screw that." - Mark Steyn in "The Spectator", 19 April 2014
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
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Interesting, isn't it, that the great rip-off is not by the capitalists (= shareholders) but by the most powerful of the employees (= CEOs etc)? And that, in large measure, the State is their weapon of choice.
- 19 August 2009 22:55
- Sackerson said...
Yup, systems are run for the benefit of managers.
- 20 August 2009 08:12
- Paddington said...
It's already happened. Recall that they told us that we were 'investing' when buying stocks, ignoring the fact that the companies didn't directly benefit from increased stock prices.
- 22 August 2009 03:30
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We are very worried about our women; we have more than 200 pregnant women in our camp. For their delivery they cannot go to a health center and they will have to deliver here … in the mud without a doctor.
Man living in a displaced persons camp in Pauktaw Township, Rakhine State.
The Ongoing Humanitarian Emergency in Myanmar's Rakhine State
Eight months since deadly communal clashes first broke out in Myanmar's Rakhine State, tens of thousands of people are still unable to access urgently needed medical care. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) calls on government authorities and community leaders to ensure that all people of Rakhine can live without fear of violence, abuse, and harassment, and that humanitarian organizations can assist those most in need.
The situation is extremely bad. We have no sewage system and had to dig holes in the ground. When it rains the water flows into the tents so the kids get sick. It's also very cold and most families don't have heaters, so we have to burn all sorts of materials. The kids are sick. Ourmost important concern here right now is medical care. We need doctors.


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MPR approached the St. Olaf Board of Regents about buying the station in August. After a lengthy process, the final phase of the sale ended two weeks ago when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it would approve the sale of WCAL. Within days, MPR and St. Olaf finalized the sale.
The organization SaveWCAL had worked to stop the sale, and had brought an alternative proposal to the table, claiming that through donations, the organization could promise St. Olaf $10 million over the next three years to retain ownership of the radio station.
The Board of Regents, before finalizing the sale, created a committee to investigate the "workability" of SaveWCAL's proposal, according to St. Olaf President Christopher Thomforde. The committee did not believe the proposal to be viable, and rejected it.
The agreement that St. Olaf had entered into with MPR would have had either party paying $750,000 for backing out of the deal.
SaveWCAL still hopes that it can stop the transfer of the radio station. The group intends to file a second appeal with the FCC, which would go directly to the commissioners.
A public meeting will be held Dec. 8 regarding possible misappropriation of funds by St. Paul's Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA). MPR approached the HRA about a $22 million loan which it planned to use part of to pay for WCAL.
This meeting will also investigate the possible conflicts of interest between the board members of Piper Jaffray, the lead underwriter for the HRA bond, MPR and St. Olaf. All three boards have at least one common member.
Thomforde addressed this concern, saying that St. Olaf has a procedure for voting when there is a conflict of interest - - the member in question does not vote.
In the meantime, St. Olaf and the greater community feel the loss of the radio station. Holm said, "I'm upset the station is gone, I'm upset at the blatant media conglomeration by MPR and I'm upset with how the decision was handled within the administration."
Some members of the community feel that the administration mishandled the sale. "It really was clandestine and sneaky," SaveWCAL supporter Kristine Larson said. "The administration has lost faith with us by their decision to sell WCAL."
As a final farewell to WCAL, a diverse group of musicians gathered in St. Paul on Nov. 28 for the "Concert in Thanksgiving for WCAL."


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What other race is there during the year raises money and donates food to those in need? Cranksgiving is this coming Saturday here in NYC, and for those who don't have plans .. ride a bike, feed the homeless! More info here.
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My 10 year old son referred to this as "the most amazing after school snack I have ever had!" I agree. I have also served this with brunch and as a dessert. So quick and easy to make yet it looks like you've expended a lot of effort on it.....this has become one of my staples....great to serve something healthy to my family and friends!
Brunch Parfaits
Jim Bathie; Jan Gautro
Assemble everything but the granola and almonds ahead of time, and store in the refrigerator for up to an hour. Sprinkle with granola and almonds just before serving for the optimum crunch.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 1 parfait)
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- Calories: 279
- Calories from fat: 14%
- Fat: 4.2g
- Saturated fat: 1.4g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.6g
- Protein: 8.7g
- Carbohydrate: 53.5g
- Fiber: 3.9g
- Cholesterol: 6mg
- Iron: 1mg
- Sodium: 94mg
- Calcium: 240mg
- 1/3 cup apricot preserves
- 3 cups sliced strawberries
- 2 cups low-fat vanilla yogurt
- 1/2 cup low-fat granola without raisins (such as Kellogg's)
- 2 tablespoons slivered almonds, toasted
- Place apricot preserves in a medium microwave-safe bowl, and microwave at high for 10 to 15 seconds or until preserves melt. Add strawberries, and toss gently to coat.
- Spoon 1/4 cup yogurt into each of 4 parfait glasses; top each serving with 1/3 cup strawberry mixture. Repeat the layers with the remaining yogurt and strawberry mixture. Top each serving with 2 tablespoons granola and 1 1/2 teaspoons almonds. Serve immediately.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Dairy, Fruits
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Liberalism Gets the Laughs in An American Carol
- Thursday, January 15, 2009
The Oscar-winning director gets hit pretty hard. He eats non-stop. He's constantly grabbing women. And he's portrayed as incredibly stupid—which is probably not the case, despite his less-than-logical politics. "You know what courage is, don't you?" says one of the ghosts. "You mean, like the lion in The Wizard of Oz?" It's funny, but it eventually becomes repetitive and even mean-spirited, at times.
If you've ever rolled your eyes at movies like Farenheit 9-11 or felt frustrated by a liberal's comparison between evangelical missionaries and suicide bombers, you'll definitely appreciate An American Carol. Military members will be particularly pleased, since much of the comedy centers around their role throughout history.
- Drugs/Alcohol: Several scenes with drinking.
- Language/Profanity: A handful of obscenities—many of which are uttered by young children.
- Sex/Nudity: A few lewd gestures and innuendo.
- Violence: Mostly spoofs of terror-style violence, such as a would-be suicide bomber who blows himself up; a mock video about the correct—and incorrect—way to carry out suicide bombings; a large auditorium filled with troops and civilians that is threatened with a bombing. All include various shots of bombs and a few explosions/fires. Also mock references to shoe bombers, underwear bombers, etc.
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Wanted to share with you a piece of some of my work that is in progress. I am currently knitting with a 200 foot clothesline to form a seat for the chair that I am making in my sculpture class. The rope acts so differently than yarn, but I'm up for the challenge.
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Visual Design Class Assignment
Awesome place i work at. Consumer Strategies Group. Inc
Nabeel Akhtar Farooqui is a Web / Graphic / Print media designer. This is my experimental blog, I will be sharing some of my favourite work here from around the world of graphic design including my own work.
Awesome place i work at. Consumer Strategies Group. Inc
My first ever portfolio website. All hand coded and designed.
A good Flash based website about typography some good type there as well. Do Check it out!!
This is a song by 3 Doors Down called When Im Gone. I like to listen to it some times.
A Concrete Cactus Tree. Just playing with my camera.
Baba O'Reily by The Who - Oldies are goldies, amazing song and one of my all time favourites as well.
Typography traces its origins to the first punches and dies used to make seals and currency in ancient times. The typographical principle, that is the creation of a complete text by reusing identical characters, was first realized in the Phaistos Disc, an enigmatic Minoan print item from Crete, Greece, which dates between 1850 and 1600 BC. It has been put forward that Roman lead pipe inscriptions were created by movable type printing, but this view has been recently dismissed by the German typographer Herbert Brekle.
The essential criterion of type identity was met by medieval print artifacts such as the Latin Pruefening Abbey inscription of 1119 that was created by the same technique as the Phaistos disc. In the northern Italian town of Cividale, there is a Venetian silver retable from ca. 1200, which was printed with individual letter punches. The same printing technique can apparently be found in 10th to 12th century Byzantine staurotheca and lipsanotheca. Individual letter tiles where the words are formed by assembling single letter tiles in the desired order were reasonably widespread in medieval Northern Europe.
Modern movable type, along with the mechanical printing press, was invented in mid-15th century Europe by the German goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg. His type pieces from a lead-based alloy suited printing purposes so well that the alloy is still used today. Gutenberg developed specialized techniques for casting and combining cheap copies of letterpunches in the vast quantities required to print multiple copies of texts; this technical breakthrough became instrumental for the success of the almost instantly starting Printing Revolution.


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When discussing several of the Habits in this blog I've suggested that we could gain more immediate insight by changing their names slightly. I've suggested that "Taking Responsible Risks" could be called "Seizing Opportunities" and I've suggested the Responding with Wonderment and Awe could be called "Searching for Wonderment and Awe". The same is true of the Habit of Finding Humor.
Given appropriate stimulus, we all "find" humor - when we are shown it. When a comedian, or the Funniest Home Video Show, presents us with an amusing situation we naturally laugh. However, some people go through life able not only able to laugh (as we all can) but also with the ability to find things to laugh about. They not only find humor, the actively look for humor in the every day, and this is really what this Habit is about.
Humor has many benefits. Apart from bring joy to our lives, it also stimulates the release of endorphines, lowers blood pressure, increases feelings of well being and decreases stress. These are probably some of the reasons why it is so closely related to success in life.
Edward de Bono describes the ability to find humor as one of the highest forms of intelligence. Far from being a passive act, it involves the ability to change perspective, usually rapidly, and in a way that allows the individual to see a situation in a light that is unusual, incongurus or, in short, humorus. It's not just seeing things from a different perspective, but looking at them from a perspective that allows themselves and others to see the humor.
Professional comedians aren't just "funny people". The spend long periods of times crafting jokes, honing the perspectives they will present to their audiences, for maximum effect. Yes, the can be spontanious too, but the point is that they practice searching for the perspective that give the most humor.
Why do some people find things funny, when others don't? Why is an "in joke" so funny to only a small group. Given the discription above the answer should be clear. We only find something amuzing when we can see the unusual perspective. If that perspective is unavailble to us, because we don't have some prior knowledge, then we can't find the humor in the situation.
Another important aspect of this Habit is the ability to search for and find humor in our own actions. Successful people tend to be able to laugh at themselves. To reflect on their actions, or the situation they find themselves in, and look for the funny perspective. This doesn't mean they make light of what might be a serious situation, only that they use humor as a tool to help better deal with difficult situations.


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Experimentation and Learning with Network Effects
AbstractAbtract: This paper considers learning in an imperfectly competitive setting. By allowing an opponent a ``head start," unsuccessful unilateral experimentation may jeopardize future sales and profits. We show that even in the absence of spillover and signalling effects, competition can inhibit the scope of learning, relative to a monopoly.
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Texas Longhorns basketball: Isaiah Taylor named Big 12 Rookie of the Week
Texas freshman point guard Isaiah Taylor was named Phillips 66 Big 12 Rookie of the Week, the Big 12 announced Monday. Taylor spearheaded the Longhorns' 81-69 upset of No. 6 Kansas on Saturday, recording a game-high 23 points. The freshman … Continue reading
Texas Longhorns continue hot streak with 74-60 win against sliding Baylor Bears
The 74-60 win for the Texas Longhorns against the Baylor Bears featured two very different teams going in opposite directions. With the win, Texas (16-4, 5-2) has won its fifth straight Big 12 game after losing its first two. The … Continue reading


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