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I've been writing for as long as I can remember. It's my passion. I love to write medieval romances, paranormal romances and urban fantasy. I've won numerous awards, including the Holt Medallion for A Knight of Honor, the Happily Ever After contest for Angel's Assassin, and the Indiana's Golden Opportunity contest for Immortal Death. The Angel and the Prince was nominated by the Romance Writers of America for their prestigious Golden Heart award. I hope you enjoy my stories.
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The only thing that is getting me through the last three months, ever of my degree I am about to express: I haven't been in England for the summer months since 2006. The times i've spent away have been literally amazing and have shaped me into the person I am today, (I work/ed at a Jewish summer camp in Pennsylvania and well, the moral, spiritual and basically just being a good person understanding I gained from this is unprecedented)
Although being terrified at the prospect of being in England for nearly all of the year, I get itchy feet when I stand still for too long, claustrophobic, anxious blah blah, I am excited. There is something in my bones that I cannot wait about for this summer, and although i'm scared, I'm excited. And what i'm excited for is England.
- I can't wait to be in a heat that is nice and warm and pleasant, not humid and where I won't be covered in bugs every two seconds. The English breeze, if you will. (n.b I've not been away for so long to be fooled that there could be nice weather at all, but one can hope)
- I can't wait to be able to lie on grass that isn't really prickly. American grass hurts, it's not as well tamed, or cultivated as English grass…apart from if you're on a golfcourse or something, but that's fake.
- I can't wait to see English country garden style flowers. My Gran always has the most beautiful garden, and where i've been for the summer there aren't borders and hanging baskets filled with petunias and marigolds and bizzie lizzies.
- I can't wait to play with British animals, this may sound silly but i've forgotten what delights can be seen around the place in the summer. I can't remember the last time I saw a hedgehog. I mean it was really cool for the first little while to see bears and snakes. And well skunks lost their novelty after the first ten million I saw and smelt. And the first chipmunk I found in my drawers was really cute, but then that also got annoying. But these aren't exactly animals I can lure into a cardboard box and keep as a pet for a little while. As I totally plan on doing to a hedgehog this summer.
- British insects. When I was a kid I was definitely not a normal girl, I didn't play with dolls and Barbies, no! I has a wormery, a pet snail and little kits (containers with magnifying lids and air holes and the such like) that helped you catch and identify insects. I can't remember the last time I saw a ladybird, (not the dead one on Daniel's curtain) or an actual cute bumblebee, not the ones that look remarkably like a wasp. And also, I really really had to think hard to decide whether fireflies existed in England. I don't think they do, but they've been the norm for the last few years.
- I can't wait until there's a sunday, where I'm a little bit bored and I can say to my lovely boy, 'oh let's go for a nice walk down the canal and end the day in a beer garden' There is NOTHING that can beat a nice village pub garden, filled with the aforementioned flowering beauties, and a nice, icy cold cider.
- I can't wait to go to the seaside!!! 'Nuff said. In fact, I might make this my first trip post-last exam!
- I can't wait to go strawberry picking. There is a farm quite near to me and I haven't been for years and i'm going to make fresh jam.
In the meantime, I must get back to my 3000 word essay on why Yugoslavia collapsed so quickly during WW2.
At my ripe old age (i'm not going to disclose this information) tomorrow I will be celebrating/taking part in/whatever my first ever Valentine's Day. I've never had a boyfriend on this 'momentous' day before, or really ever. I mean, I have (and obvs always had offers) but not anything that lasted for longer than three months as I've always been a firm believer in trusting my instinct and also a believer in fate. Is this the man I really like, will I want him to be the father of my children? Absolutely not, end it there, off you go. Or just stop texting back as I may have been known to do…cruel.
These two combined have given me a blasé approach to relationships, furthermore, I've previously been a self-confessed commitaphobe, first sign of emotion, entrapment, and dare I say the word…future and I was off like a shot: possibly not in the most thoughtful or considerate way, a breakup over vid chat springs to mind..trying helplessly to act remotely sympathetic when I really saw it as my liberation, my escape to freedom, a massive weight off my shoulders, and they were left with a broken heart. I think I failed. Which, in hindsight I'm very glad about this laps in serious-relationships-at-a-young-age for a number of reasons:
I was able to be my own person through the years who I didn't really know who I was myself, I was able to travel and spend multiple months abroad (over a year and a half of my life in total) and most importantly, save many special moments for someone truly precious.
If I think back to the days of school and there would always be the token girl who was growing up significantly quicker than everyone else with her skag head 25 year old 'cool' boyfriend (really he was 25 and dating a 15 year old…not so cool, definitely more illegal) finding herself in situations most level headed women are probably not mature enough to deal with until they're in their late 20's, let alone teenage years. Meanwhile I was mostly worried about where the funds for my touch up pink streaks were going to come from, or my latest pair of Doc Martens, or whether my Nirvana discography was in the right chronological order.
So really, females of the world, particularly my younger readers who are stressing about not having a boyfriend, valentines, that cool girl who has the older boyfriend and no one looks at you.. blah blah blah… EMBRACE IT. Be yourself, you seriously have enough time to grow, find your independence as a woman, without a man. And when you're my age you'll have something the girls you long to be today don't have, a free soul and a free spirit, no nasty baggage or past.
Then the time you realise you're 22, dang there's my age… and you've never had a boyfriend on Valentine's (or your birthday…or Christmas…as was the case for me until this year) then you find yourself with the man of your dreams, who you've perhaps nearly been going out with for an entire year (who am I? seriously?) without so much as an argument or remotely bad word shared, you'll be eternally grateful that you had these precious moments bottled up for that someone special… And they weren't wasted on someone I can barely remember.
Peace and love to you all.


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Tapenade with Basil
Notes: If making up to 1 week ahead, chill airtight. Spread tapenade onto crusty bread to serve as an appetizer.
Yield: Makes about 1 1/4 cups
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 74
- Calories from fat: 91%
- Protein: 0.8g
- Fat: 7.4g
- Saturated fat: 1g
- Carbohydrate: 1.2g
- Fiber: 0.1g
- Sodium: 204mg
- Cholesterol: 1.2mg
- 1 cup calamata olives
- 3 cloves garlic, peeled
- 1 can (2 oz.) anchovy fillets, drained and rinsed
- 3/4 cup chopped fresh basil leaves
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- Pit olives. In a food processor, whirl olives, garlic, anchovies, and basil until finely chopped. Add olive oil and whirl until smooth. (Or with a knife, mince olives, garlic, anchovies, and basil; mix with oil.)
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- COURSE: Appetizers, Dips/Spreads
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- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Saturated Fat
- COOKING METHOD: Food Processor
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The police officer's eyes bored into my back as I walked away, and I didn't start breathing properly until I had left the building and was seated in my car. I exhaled loudly, just sitting there with the engine off, gripping the wheel so tight my knuckles became white. I pressed a hand to my face, rubbing the stubble that had collected on my chin and cheeks. I calmed my racing heart that was pounding loudly like a bass drum and then started the car, driving off into the night.
The foreboding darkness descended all around me, providing a thick blanket that did little to smother my worry, numbness and pain. They were treating her death as a homicide. That's why I'd been at the police station – I was brought in for questioning because I was the one that knew her the best. Obviously not enough, I thought, turning down our – well, it was just mine now, even though I knew I'd never be able to stop referring to it as ours – street. The apartment building was roped off with yellow police tape and officers and detectives were still hanging around.
Fuck this. I turned around, performing an illegal U-turn in the middle of the street. I knew in that instant that I'd never be able to go back there, never be able to enter the building without seeing her fragile body ruined and damaged. A lonely tear slipped from my eye to find solace in the rough hairs on my chin, the beginnings of a beard. The numb feeling that I was cloaked in hadn't left my body since this morning, and right now, I didn't think it ever would. With a frown stealing over my features, I pinched my arm to make sure this was real. Not that I would want it to be, though.
I pulled the car over to the side of the road, overcome by a sudden flood of images and memories. Ducking my head into my hands, I finally was able to cry for the first time since the doctor had pronounced her dead earlier that morning. But it wasn't as if I hadn't known that already.
It was well after midnight when Tom opened his apartment door blearily, yawning and standing there in nothing more than a pair of boxers. He didn't question my splotchy, tear-stained face or my haggard appearance, for which I was grateful. Without saying anything, he sleepily grabbed a blanket before throwing it on the sofa for me, stifling another yawn as he mumbled goodnight. However I tossed and turned, unable to sleep, and I knew it had nothing to do with the uncomfortable couch. I gave up on my futile attempts, lying there in the dark with my eyes wide open, but even that did nothing against the waking nightmare that I was currently living in.
I left Tom's apartment early in the morning, well before the sun came up, a cocktail of emotions swirling inside me as I got into my car and drove, welcoming the road sign that told me I was leaving Chicago.
I never gave my home of 21 years a second look as I made my escape out of the city that had nothing left to offer me and had turned my life upside down.
I didn't stop for breakfast, only lunch, and that was mainly due to the fact that my stomach was rumbling demandingly, and was threatening to eat itself if I didn't feed it. I pulled over at a gas station conveniently located on the side of the road and ordered myself a small meal at the little diner attached to it. She would have called it cozy and quaint, what with the clichéd red booths and memorabilia from the sixties and seventies hanging on the walls. It was extremely bright because of the excessive sun streaming through the large windows that overlooked the drab highway and the cars that travelled hurriedly along it. The waitress who served me was bright and chirpy, her nametag reading 'Jean,' and when she brought me my coffee and grilled cheese sandwich, she flirted slightly and winked, a little put out when I didn't react. I forced myself to eat the sandwich and swallow the coffee, chewing methodically like a robot, my body functioning on auto-pilot.
Leaving the diner, I had a random inspiration to suddenly use the ATM outside. I withdrew a large amount of money and was returning to my car when I saw a flash of red. I turned, my body instantly freezing and her name on my lips. It died when I got a better look at the girl, noting that the redhead's hair was a lighter shade and only shoulder length, while hers had been down to at least her waist.
At that thought, her face instantly entered my mind, her smell filling my nostrils and the memory of the feel of her silky locks through my fingers made them twitch. A sudden feeling of nausea rose up and I covered my mouth, moving hurriedly to the nearby flowerbed behind the diner, where I emptied my stomach of the cheese sandwich and coffee. I used one hand to brace myself against the diner's wall, and the other I pressed to my stomach, which was still twisting itself into knots. I heard a few comments of disgust as I spat, trying to remove the sour taste of vomit from my mouth.
When I'd pulled myself together and my stomach had calmed itself somewhat, I returned to my car. Checking my phone, I discovered that I had a few missed calls – some unknown numbers and a couple from Tom. I sighed, running a hand through my dull brown hair. She'd always liked the feel of my hair against her cheeks when I'd hugged her. Shaking my head, I told myself to stop thinking things like that. I slipped on my sunglasses – ones that she'd bought for me – to cover the sudden drops of salty liquid that had begun to flow from my eyes. I blinked furiously to clear my vision, about to start my car when my cell started to ring. I glanced at the caller ID as I picked it up, seeing that it was Tom.
"Hello?" I answered.
"Jon, man, finally." Tom sounded relived. "Where the fuck are you? I came out this morning and you'd gone."
"I'm in my car," I told him, clearing my throat loudly as the tears made my voice break.
"Where in your car though? Dude, what's going on? You knocked on my door after midnight looking like absolute shit, then you leave without even a note or something." He was starting to sound concerned and worried and I cursed myself for bringing him into this. But then again, how could I not? He was my best friend; he'd always been there for me. I knew all I had to do was ask for his help and he would give it without a second thought. And this was no exception. "Look, are you in trouble with the cops?" Tom asked.
"What?! Why?" I asked, wondering where the hell that had come from. "What do you mean?"
Tom sighed exasperatedly. "Jon, the cops have been asking me where you are. They want to talk to you. Something about… Did you two have a fight or did something happen?"
I closed my eyes, breathing loud and creating bursts of static through the phone that echoed in my ear. "I… I…" I swallowed hard, my mouth dry. "Look, Tom, everything's fine, okay? I just, I just got a call, and my cousin in New York is sick and I have to go and see her." The lie slipped from my tongue easily, almost as silky-smooth as honey. I could practically hear my best friend frown.
"But Jon, the cops – "
"I know, okay? I'll… I'll work something out because I don't know how long I'll be gone. Trust me, I'm not in trouble." Yet, I added silently.
Tom exhaled loudly. "Jon… I do trust you. Just... just don't do anything stupid, alright? You know you can tell me anything." There it was, that clichéd line that was said so many times, intending to be a reassurance. Instead, it made people do the opposite of what it was supposed to; it scared them away, leaving them to seek comfort in someone or something else. "Jon?" Tom's voice broke through my thoughts.
"Hmm? Yeah, I know, Tom. I know. But…" I sighed. "Look, I gotta go, okay? I want to make the trip as short as possible." I didn't like driving long distances. I always got stiff and bored with seeing the endless stretch of black road in front of me, like a giant, never-ending tongue.
Tom snorted. "Why didn't you just take a fucking plane, like everyone else?" I cracked a small smile. Tom was always able to coax a smile out of me, even when I wasn't in the best of moods.
"Yeah, well, I'm not everyone else, am I?" My mouth twitched. There was a slight pause. "Hey, I really gotta go."
"Alright. But you better call me again sometime, Walker, or I'll think that someone fucking killed you and stashed your body in their trunk." His voice was light, and I knew he meant it as a joke, but my heart sped up and the word 'killed,' and I felt the blood rush through my veins, almost like adrenaline. I forced a laugh.
"Okay, I'll call you. Geez, Mom, just relax. I can take care of myself. Now I really gotta go, bye," I added the last part hurriedly and pressed the 'end call' button, dropping my phone onto the passenger seat and pressing my forehead to the wheel. It was warm inside the car, but the sweat rolling down my back had nothing to do with the heat of the almost-summer sun beating down. My stomach clenched as I remembered Tom's words: They want to talk to you. Something about… Did you two have a fight?
If only, Tom, I thought desperately. If only. Raising my head, I gnawed at my lip. If the cops were asking about me… that meant they were after me. And when they found me –
I shook my head, almost like I was trying to dislodge the thoughts from my brain, imagining them slipping out through my ears in words and images, falling to pool in my lap. I knew there was a reason why I felt like I had to take out money from the ATM. If the police were after me, they would be tracing my credit card. Cash, on the other hand, would be a lot harder to track. And my cell… That would be a problem too. They could easily trace my calls. I'd have to get rid of it now that I was on the run. I grimaced, the ugly look twisting and distorting my features. On the run. That made it sound like I had done something horrible… In a way, I knew I had, and I knew that taking off like this wasn't going to prove my innocence anymore. If anything, it was going to make me look even more guilty, but at that moment I didn't care, as stupid as I knew that was. I just had to get away; get my ass out of here so I could grieve the way I was meant to, and try not to let the images of the past few days taint the memories I had of her.
I started the ignition and reversed out of the space I had parked in. I knew there was no way I could go to New York; it had just been a lie, anyway. I turned back onto the highway, heading west at the first opportunity I got.
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GAMING: Final Fantasy VI & Chrono Trigger Hit PSN [UPDATE: Nevermind]
It was reported a while back that SNES classics, Final Fantasy VI and Chrono Trigger, will eventually be hitting the PlayStation Network for North America. Well, now we know when that will be: tomorrow!
The official PlayStation blog announced that on September 20th, both of these games will be available for purchase through the PSN. There's no price, but expect them to cost $9.99 like their other classic titles.
I have always considered Final Fantasy VI as the best in the series, so hopefully gamers who haven't yet played this can appreciate it as much as I have. The same goes for Chrono.
FFVI is already out on the PSN in Europe and Japan, but I guess we get first dibs on Chrono. Chrono Trigger has also recently been announced to get a iOS and Android release for mobile devices, but there's no official release date for that yet.
The PlayStation blog updated their site with:
UPDATE: This post incorrectly identified the release of two PSone Classics, Final Fantasy VI and Chrono Trigger. These titles will not be releasing on PSN at this time. We sincerely regret the error.
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Diana Navarro loves to code, and she's not afraid to admit it. But the 18-year-old Rutgers Univ. computer science major knows she's an anomaly. Writing software to run computer programs in 2014 is — more than ever — a man's world."We live in a culture where we're dissuaded to do things that are technical," Navarro said. "Younger girls see men, not women, doing all the techie stuff, programming and computer science."
Less than one percent of high school girls think of computer science as part of their future, even though it's one of the fastest-growing fields in the U.S. today with a projected 4.2 million jobs by 2020, according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. This week Google, with a driverless car and Web-surfing eyeglasses under its belt, has given The Associated Press an early look at how it's trying to change the gender disparity in its own workforce, and in the pipeline of potential workers, by launching a campaign today called "Made with Code."
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Something very unfortunate has happened! The beautiful new scooter that I've had not even a full two months was lifted out of the parking lot, the one right outside our bedroom window. I am bewildered. I am distraught. It is my only mode of transportation and I need it back.
It is a 2014 Genuine Scooters Buddy 50 in Tangerine, or Orange if that's easier. It's a 50cc, it has 325-375 miles on it last I checked, and it was taken somewhere between the night of Sunday May 25 and evening of Tuesday May 27. It was taken from the apartments by the Greensboro Arboretum, Lindley Park area in Greensboro NC. It shouldn't have any scratches or dents on it, but it might still have a round sticker on the right rear of it that says Combustion Cycles.
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SBDC Director Kurtis Clark informed the council that anyone who is a resident, student or business owner within Stanislaus County is eligible to enter the challenge, with the grand prize being $2,500 in cash, as well as $2,500 in professional support services to help them launch their idea towards market introduction.
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Four separate cities within Stanislaus County have been selected to host the local competitions, including Patterson. The event is scheduled to take place on October 29 at the Hammon Senior Center, from 6 to 8 p.m. Other cities include Modesto on September 17, Oakdale on October 8 and Turlock on November 12.
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Outgoing City Manager Rod Butler received applause and praise from City Council, staff and audience members during Butler's final council meeting before leaving to take the City Manager job in his hometown of Upland in Southern California next month. City Engineer Ken Irwin was appointed as the Interim City Manager during last week's Special City Council meeting on Aug. 12, and will take over in Butler's absence by the next council meeting.
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The Baldwin Road Manhole Repair Contract was awarded to Arrow Construction for $213,325 during Tuesday's meeting.
Interim City Manager Ken Irwin addressed the council, acting as the director of engineering and capital projects while seated next to the city's other department heads.
According to Irwin and the staff report, safety concerns have arisen as a result from uneven pavement around manholes in the northbound lane of Baldwin Avenue, between Sperry Avenue and Keystone Parkway. It was identified that improper compaction of the area around the manholes when the road was built back in 2004 are the cause.
"This is one of my pet peeve projects I've wanted to get done," said Councilmember Deborah Novelli as she addressed city staff, adding that she'd like to see construction begin after 8 a.m. in order to help alleviate any added morning traffic issues. "Thank you."
A second bid for $224,064 was also received from Teichert Construction, but ultimately the decision went with Arrow's lower bid. A 5-percent contingency for unknown conditions was also added to the contract, allowing Arrow to spend up to $223,991 if need be.
Construction is expected to last approximately eight days and should commence within two to three weeks, according to Irwin.
Tax revenue trends reviewed
Andrew Nickerson of HdL Companies, based out of Diamond Bar, Calif., provided a presentation to councilmembers regarding Patterson's current and historical sales tax revenue trends and helped answer any questions or concerns presented.
Councilmembers questioned Nickerson's knowledge of point-of-sale taxes and sales-and-use taxes in relation to Patterson's distribution centers, and made references to the Amazon Fulfillment Center.
"The business has a very unique structure unlike what we've seen in California," Nickerson said of the city's most recently constructed distribution center.
Emergency Shelter ordinance tabled again
Councilmembers voted to table the continued public hearing regarding the approval of Ordinance No. 770, which would establish an emergency shelter overlay zone, until their Oct. 21 meeting.
City Attorney Tom Hallinan said he saw some language in the ordinance that could create a problem with age and gender discrimination, and expressed that the ordinance has created debate amongst his law firm.
"There's been a lot of debate about this internally," Hallinan said. "I was out voted 3-2 on the SB-2 issue."
Clemmer touts city water rebate program
Patterson resident and City Council meeting regular Mary Clemmer was happy to report on her experience in taking part in the city's High Efficiency Toilet (HET) Pilot Rebate Program which offers $75 for each HET installed per home.
Clemmer recently had a pre-inspection for three new low flow HET's to be installed in her home.
"It was a joy dealing with the city," Clemmer said. "They were kind, helpful and answered our questions."
Only city of Patterson utility customers are eligible for the rebate, and there is a limit of two rebates offered per household unless your home was built before 1994. A toilet must use 1.28 gallons of water per flush or less to be eligible as an approved HET.
A call to fill commission vacancies
Councilors pointed out that there are two vacancies on the city's Parks and Recreation Commission, as well as three vacancies on the city's Beautification Committee. It was advised that anyone interested in volunteering to fill those vacancies should contact City Hall or fill out an application available on the city's website at ci.patterson.ca.us.
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This is going to be the first of two short postings, because while they are related, they are also individually interesting. I was looking for some CSOM to work with Ratings in SharePoint 2013 and not finding much in the way of documentation. After deducing that I would have to go a little well-defined CSOM code, and a little "late bound" code, my next problem was to figure out what fields I needed to retrieve. The fields that hold this content are hidden which makes them tough to figure out using the out of the box UI. However you can get this information pretty easily using the REST endpoint. The way to do it is to just enter this in the browser:
This gives you a complete XML dump of the list schema. If you're using IE though you will probably not see the Xml, but instead get the ever so useful RSS feed viewer. To get a handle on this quickly I recommend the following:
Once you've formatted the Xml document you can find your field names in the InternalName element. Hope that helps.
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Whilst at a brilliant birthday party at the weekend in Austin, I got talking to a Nigerian who was quite an intriguing fellow. Within a few minutes, I'm not exactly sure how we segued onto this subject but he began to tell me about how the length of his arm span was greater than his height. I proclaimed, "Nonsense!" He then proved me wrong and my mouth is still wide open in amazement. Check out the photos below to see why:
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i do not mean ambiently embedded surfaces are better, just easier to understand. Note the key point is that the tangent vectors in euclidean space can all be translated to the origin, i.e,. "the tangent bundle of R^n is 'trivial'".
so all one needs for a gauss map is to be embedded in a manifold with trivial tangent bundle. and every manifold does embed in euclidean space. moreover complex and real tori also have trivial tangent bundles, so all smooth subvarieties of tori also have gauss maps, and these were used crucially in the study of curves in their jacobians, by andreotti and mayer.
Even in manifolds without trivial tangent bundles, gauss maps, i.e. maps induced on tangent bundles, i.e. derivatives, have been used in study of moduli spaces and maps between them, especially by Carlson and Griffiths, and (earlier but less clearly) in my thesis.


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1 (9 inch)
deep dish prepared pie crust
1 teaspoon
vegetable oil, or as needed
2 cups
finely chopped broccoli
1/2 cup
1 tablespoon
Dijon mustard
1 teaspoon
dried oregano
1/2 teaspoon
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon
dried thyme
1/2 cup
shredded Cheddar cheese
1/4 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
Doubled this recipe and was a hit! Cut oregano and salt in half and was wonderfully flavorful. Subbed Gouda for Cheddar.Made one with a crust and one without- both good! I felt like they were very 'small servings' both my quiches were only about .75" deep, (they puffed up in oven, then settled much thinner) so next time will triple recipe for two pies.
Made this for the RECIPE GROUP this week. I doubled the broccoli, milk,and mustard and used 7 eggs. Discovered I was out of oregano so used Italian seasoning in its place and omitted the thyme as it is in the Italian seasoning. Added a little chopped onion and minced garlic. Left the cheese amounts the same. It took almost all the mixture to fill the 9" deep pie crust so doubling is definitely necessary. Made a mini crustless quiche with the leftover. The quiche was good but not what you would say mmmm this is really good. Unless I see some new reviews with good suggestions on improving the taste I probably would not make this again.
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Did what previous reviewer suggested and cut the oregano in half. I also added about 2/3 cup of leftover ham that I diced into small cubes. Family loved it, and requested for me to make it again in the near future.
Made this last night for the first time and everyone loved it! I did not use deep dish. I bought the regular refrigerator pie crust. Since there were two pie crust in the box, I went ahead and doubled recipe. If you do not double the recipe you will have the perfect amount for one regular pie crust. I followed the ingredients exactly as given, except I did not have oregano or thyme. I used italian seasoning instead. The quiche came out perfect and the taste was exactly what we were hoping for!
This recipe has potential, but the oregano was WAY overpowering. Next time will cut the oregano in half and maybe add some bacon.
I wanted to like this but did not. Made for recipe group. Since it was my first time making it, and for the group, I tried to follow nearly exactly, which I did. The only change was I only used 1/2 the Oregano and a bit more cheddar cheese. The crust did not get browned at all at 350 for 8 minutes when brushed with oil. Had to pre-cook it much longer. Probably needed a higher temp. Used fresh broccoli that I pulsed in food processor until very fine. The filling did not fill my crust very high. In my opinion needed onion and more milk. When I make quiche it usually has a higher ratio of milk to eggs to make more of a custard.
I love this recipe and have made it many times. I love to make this for guests for breakfast and they rave over it. I followed other reviewers suggestions for changes. The changes make it a five star in my opinion. The changes I made were adding about 2/3 cup or more chopped ham, reducing the oregano to 1/2 tsp and I've added gouda cheese sometimes too. Fresh grated Parmesan cheese is so much better in this recipe also. It won't disappoint.
Recipe Group Selection: 10, August 2013 ~ Had this for dinner tonight with ham slices. Everyone really enjoyed this. I prepared in a regular size pie pan rather than a deep dish. I would not have had enough filling for a deep dish. I also used fresh oregano in place of the dried, pepper jack in place of the Cheddar and only used ¼ tsp. of thyme. It did take longer than 40 minutes to bake. Mine took about 50 minutes. This baked up and set up nicely. The quiche cut and served great too. All in all, this is a good quiche and I will make it again – next time I think I will add some diced onions and fresh tomatoes to the broccoli mixture.
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This collection is based on my work around the cities architecture and is influenced by Paris and the vertiginous and sensual Eiffel Tower.
In Etoile style, the Eiffel Tower shows its minimalist shape and is twisted to create diverse stars, in a laser-cut brass technique.
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Refined chain headband with 2 delicate cut patterns inspired from "Eiffel Tower's revolution" (the Eiffel Tower - in a minimalist version - is turned on herself 6 or 8 times to create a new pattern)
+ Stays perfectly all day long without being too tight (it doesn't slide down and doesn't make a "bowl" on your head...)
you can wear it as a diadem or as a piece of jewelry on your front like a princess, and even as a necklace
Delivered in a cute black and white Mademoiselle Felee's pouch
Length : Adjustable (112cm)
Weight : 15 (g)
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This item is brass based with matt Black coating and varnish, made by the parisian "Haute Couture" gilder
Black cotton serpentine ribbon
Available in Gold, Silver, Bronze and Matt Black
All is made in France (see the video interview http://boticca.com/mademoisellefelee/interview/)


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does that mean the nose is the weiner
They have cake at work roughly thrice a month for birthdays and promotions and whatnot. I'm always stuck in the middle of some awkward conversation and feel exactly like this. I also realized just now why everyone in my office is so fat.


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|LeMonde J. Decker
June 12, 1923-Aug. 26, 2013
She was born to Bernard and Anna (Solvorn) Olson on June 12, 1923, along with her twin sister, LeMoyne, who passed away on Jan. 31, 2003.
LeMonde was raised in Mt. Morris and was a 1941 graduate of Wautoma High School. She spent most of her adult life working in the Milwaukee area. She retired to her home in Mt. Morris at age 62.
She loved her Sundays dancing at the Golden Nugget in Pine River with many friends and cooking big meals for her family.
Survivors include one daughter: Joanne Wille, Wautoma; three sons: James (Sue) Decker, Waupaca; Boyd (JoAnn) Decker, Cedar Grove; Allyn Decker, West Allis; 11 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; a sister-in-law, brothers-in-law, many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Memorial services will be held on Saturday, Sept. 7 at 11 a.m. at Mount Morris Holden Lutheran Church with Chaplain Pam Werth officiating. Private burial will be at the parish cemetery.
Relatives and friends may greet the family on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services at the church.
The Leikness Funeral Home of Wautoma assisted the family with arrangements. www.wautomafuneralhome.com.
The family wishes to extend their sincere appreciation to the staff of Heartland House for all the care and attention they gave to our mom and to Agnesian Hospice/Hope.


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UNC Lineberger News
Betty Ray McCain honored with UNC Lineberger's Outstanding Service Award
Betty Ray McCain has given much of herself to UNC Lineberger. She has been a member of the UNC Lineberger Board of Visitors since 2005. Most recently, she served as chair of the Membership and Nominating Committee. Prior to that, she ably served as vice chair from 2007-2009 and chaired the board from 2009-2012.
Stepping up to raise funds, awareness for bladder cancer
Team UNC Lineberger participated in Saturday's Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network's (BCAN) Annual Walks for Bladder Cancer.
UNC Lineberger teams to participate in Pancreatic Cancer Purple Stride 5K
UNC Lineberger will be well represented at the 2014 Pancreatic Cancer Purple Stride 5K. The event, organized by the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, helps raise awareness and research funds for pancreatic cancer.
Major named American Cancer Society Research Scholar
The American Cancer Society (ACS) has named Ben Major, PhD, assistant professor with the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center member, as a 2014 Research Scholar.
New leadership for UNC Lineberger Board of Visitors
The UNC Lineberger Board of Visitors elected new leaders at its spring meeting in April. Richard Stevens of Cary, NC was elected to serve as chair, and Jean Kitchin of Scotland Neck, NC will serve as vice chair. Their terms will begin on July 1, 2014.
UNC Lineberger teams with Duke, WUSTL to speed drug development
A partnership formed by UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, the Duke Cancer Institute and the Siteman Cancer Center at Washington University in St. Louis will become part of a national network working to accelerate the pace of cancer drug development.
Two UNC Lineberger members named Kimmel Scholars
The Sidney Kimmel Foundation for Cancer Research has named Greg Wang, PhD, and Qing Zhang, PhD, as 2014 Sidney Kimmel Scholars.
UNC researchers discover "master regulator" role for little-known protein in cancer cells
Previously thought to only play a role in male fertility, the protein DAZAP1 has now been shown to be a major player in how genes are expressed; in cell culture experiments it stifled the progression of several types of cancer cells.
News and Observer article on e-cigarette regulation features UNC Centers for Tobacco Regulatory Science
A News and Observer article on the role of Triangle organizations in guiding the efforts of federal regulators crafting regulations for e-cigarettes features the work of work of UNC Lineberger members Kurt Ribisl, PhD, and Adam Goldstein, MD, MPH.
Sharpless and Kim inducted at American Association of Physicians and American Society for Clinical Investigation meeting, Rathmell elected ASCI Treasurer
Norman Sharpless, MD, Director of the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center has been inducted as a member of the American Association of Physicians (AAP). His induction was announced at the joint American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI)/American Association of Physicians meeting in Chicago.


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...We've been ignored by the media since we've been here, now all of a sudden they can't stop talking about us. Do we honestly believe that they suddenly give a damn? Of course not. They're counter-programming against Michelle Obama and what it means that suddenly we have a black First Lady. That undermines white supremacy and they're in a frenzy to counteract that message and the impact that it can have. God forbid a black woman actually think she's fit to be First Lady.So what do we do? Instead of putting our best foot forward and show ourselves in our magnificence we play right into the media message. That will undermine the marginalization of black women. This woe is me message does nothing to do that. And that's their intent....
How I wish that somewhere there existed an island for those who are wise and of goodwill.--Einstein
Thursday, April 1, 2010
From the vault: The black women I know
In response to my post about the Jill Scott controversy, a few commenters made the wise observation that there sure do seem to be a heckuva lot of "them po' black women" stories floating around lately. Roslyn Holcomb offered:
I wrote the following post for What About Our Daughters back in 2007. I thought digging it out of the vault would be a good way to end the week. Folks shouldn't get it twisted when they hear us complain about injustice--racism and sexism have dealt black women a host of challenges, but we are no more defined by those challenges than anyone else. Indeed, despite what CNN and NBC and Steve Harvey say, most of us are doing just fine, thank you.
Have you heard the news? Lately, everybody's talking about how bad it is to be a black woman. Let some folks in the media tell it, we are over-educated, unattractive, unwanted, overbearing, unhealthy and poor. NBC Nightly News recently devoted a whole week to the plight of the sister. You know, whenever I hear the latest "oh, how it sucks to be a black woman" story, I think: They must not know the black women I know.
They say that black women are too smart for our own good. The black women I know realize that there is no such thing–learning is the key to professional success, personal fulfillment and freedom. And the black women I know realize that a mate that doesn't want a smart partner, is a mate they don't want.
They say that black women are not beautiful, that our hair is too nappy, our skin too dark, our noses too wide and our asses too big. The black women I know are gorgeous, sexy and strong, more so because they love their black selves–truly and deeply. The black women I know are loc'd, fro'd and twisted, and even if they are not, they understand that black women's hair needn't be altered to be beautiful. The black women I know are size 2 to 22, but always fine. The black women I know understand beauty is not foretold by the amount of melanin in their skin. The black women I know believe European features don't trump African ones, no matter what fashion magazines say.
They say that black women are unlovable, that no partner–black, white or otherwise–wants us. All of the black women I know are adored by their families and friends. Some of the black women I know are married to wonderful men and building strong families. Some of the black women I know aren't interested in men. Some of the black women I know attract the attention of eager suitors of all races and nationalities. Some of the black women I know don't care to partner with anyone. None of the black women I know are defined by whether or not they have a significant other.
They say that black women hate and dominate men. The black women I know lovingly raise their sons, embrace and speak gently to their husbands, and respect their fathers. The black women I know also realize that their gender doesn't make them second to any man, and that female equality is just as important as racial equality.
They say that black women are unapologeticly unhealthy. The black women I know cherish their bodies. Some of the black women I know work out daily and monitor their diets closely. Some of the black women I know struggle with weight and stress, but recognize how their habits affect their health. The black women I know read about nutrition, try healthy recipes, do yoga, run marathons, and belly dance for exercise. The black women I know understand that good health requires work and vigilance, and they are dedicated to living long and healthy lives.
They say that black women are penniless. The black women I know make money and manage it. They own homes, condos and co-ops. They save for a rainy day, because rainy days always come.
The black women I know don't represent every black woman. But the character of the downtrodden black woman that gets so much ink and film doesn't represent the black women I know. It is not true, as many people imply, that it sucks to be us. The black women I know are proud and happy to be black women.
Here's what is true: black women are often dismissed and overlooked. To use the vernacular, folks are always "sleeping on" the fabulousness of black women. People were sleeping on black women when Harriet Tubman was leading her people to freedom. People were sleeping on black women when Dorothy Dandridge was one of the most beautiful women on the silver screen. People were sleeping on black women when Mae Jemison was rocketing into space. People were sleeping on black women when Ruby Dee was shining on stage and working for black equality. People were sleeping on black women when Shirley Chisholm was running to be the leader of the free world. People were sleeping on black women when Toni Morrison was winning the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. People were sleeping on black women when Ann Fudge was working her way to the top at Kraft Foods. Ain't nothin' changed.
But, you know what? People who dismiss and overlook black women and their achievements do so to their own detriment, and at their own loss. Overlook the black women I know and they keep on going, keep on achieving and keep on living well.
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5 comments:
- msladydeborah said...
Well said!
- April 1, 2010 at 7:02 PM
Amen. Thanks for the wonderful, positive message. How inspiring!
- April 3, 2010 at 12:59 AM
- Carolyn said...
God Bless you Tami for this assessment of black women. I know these women too as well as the ones who struggle more and sometimes succumb to the ills of society. Given that other groups aren't defined by any one individual...the same should hold for black women.
Your entry was clear, succinct and empowering. Two of my favorite poets who have transitioned; Lucille Clifton and Gwendolyn Brooks are nodding their heads in agreement and I so hope they hugged
upon Ms. Clifton's recent arrival!
- April 4, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- D said...
I could not have said it better! Thank you.
- April 5, 2010 at 6:51 PM
- Mae said...
love this....thanks!
- April 13, 2010 at 10:33 AM
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XBOX 2 To Be Released In Q4 2005
Posted by Oscar M. Cantu Categories: Video Games
According to Eurogamer, Microsoft's next generation gaming system which rumored to be called XBOX 360, will be released in the fourth quarter 2005 in the UK. What does that mean for the States? The U.S. launch date will most likely be on target with this launch window. Of course, we have been saying this for months. Expect retailers to start taking pre-orders shortly after E3, so start saving up now.
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I'll be waiting for the PS3 with cell technology. If the rumors are correct, and Microsoft wants to release the XBOX with "options", then it'll probably be too expensive. I'll stick with what works.
i'll believe this come Q4 2005.
Xbox 360? Name sounds kinda of blah. Heh never liked Xbox. Ill be waiting for the PS3
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