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Poky is a embedded Linux distribution focused on mobile and handsets. Poky is built using OpenEmbedded. It is a complete software development environment for the creation of Linux devices. Poky aids the design, development, building, debugging, simulation and testing of a complete & modern software stack using Linux, the X windowing system and GNOME Mobile based application frameworks.
If you are inside Texas Instruments, you might be interested in Poky for TI Developpers, note that it is an intranet link restricted to people inside TI network.
[edit] System setup
References on OE, Bitbake, Poky etc can be found in Technical References page
[edit] Installation
[edit] Requirements
Install a Linux distribution in a PC. Ubuntu 9.10 is recommended. Install some necessary libraries by typing in the console:
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential python diffstat texinfo texi2html cvs subversion wget gawk help2man $ sudo apt-get install bitbake python2.4-dev python-dev git-core gnupg corkscrew quilt curl flex bison $ sudo apt-get install xsltproc tofrodos python-psyco socket mercurial
Make a shared directory and change permissions to give read/write/execution permissions to appropriate users:
$ sudo mkdir /usr/share/oe $ sudo chown -R $USER /usr/share/oe $ sudo chmod 775 /usr/share/oe
- In Ubuntu, bash has been replaced by dash, which is a lighter version of bash. However using dash can cause some subtle build issues when building all the various packages required by Poky since some scripts out there use some specific bash features not available in dash... As such please use bash instead. To switch from dash to bash, run the following command, and select 'No' in the window that appears"
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure dash
- Ubuntu 9.10 upgrades tar to 1.22. This should be rolled back to 1.20 in order for build to work.
- Ubuntu 9.10 installs gcc 4.4, but it is incompatible with some Poky components. You have to roll back to gcc 4.3.
$ sudo apt-get install gcc-4.3 g++-4.3 $ sudo rm /usr/bin/gcc $ sudo rm /usr/bin/g++ $ sudo ln -s /usr/bin/gcc-4.3 /usr/bin/gcc $ sudo ln -s /usr/bin/g++-4.3 /usr/bin/g++
[edit] Configuring tools (subversion, wget, git)
Set proxy host and port in subversion editing /etc/subversion/servers file if you want to have system-wide config, or ~/.subversion/servers if you want to have user-specific configuration.
$ sudo gedit /etc/subversion/servers (or ~/.subversion/servers)
… #[group1] http-proxy-host = <proxy_name> http-proxy-port = <proxy_port> … [global] http-proxy-exceptions = *.xyz.com http-proxy-host = <proxy_name> http-proxy-port = <proxy_port> …
Set proxy host and port in wget editing /etc/wgetrc file if you want to have system-wide config, or ~/.wgetrc if you want to user-specific configuration.
$ sudo gedit /etc/wgetrc (or ~/.wgetrc)
http_proxy = http://<proxy_name>:<proxy_port> ftp_proxy = http://<proxy_name>:<proxy_port>
[edit] Configuring GIT Proxy
Configure git proxy creating the script:
$ gedit ~/bin/git-proxy.sh
#!/bin/sh exec corkscrew <proxy_name> <proxy_port> $*
Change permission to execute it
$ chmod a+x ~/bin/git-proxy.sh
Configure git to use this script
$ git config --global core.gitproxy ~/bin/git-proxy.sh
For multiple git proxies, see GIT Proxies
[edit] ARM Cross Compiler
CodeSourcery cross-compiling toolchain is needed. Depending on the TI release, it is either version 2008q3 or 2009q1. The toolchain can be downloaded from: CodeSourcery.
[edit] Downloading Poky
Export POKYSRC variable (place where you want Poky source), change to that directory and download source
$ export POKYSRC="place_where_you_want_poky_source" $ cd $POKYSRC $ svn co -r 5728 -q http://svn.o-hand.com/repos/poky/trunk poky
Export POKY variable: $ export POKY=$POKYSRC/poky
[edit] Configuring Poky
Two files (local.conf and site.conf) inside $POKY need to be configured before starting to build Poky. There are TI sample files located in meta-texasinstruments/conf/misc that can be copied to the poky/build/conf directory. (In the site.conf if DL_DIR is commented out all the source tarballs used for the build will be accessed and stored in the poky/sources directory.) It is possible to build for a Zoom2 or a Zoom3 board, so select the appropriate board:
... BBFILES = "\ ${OEROOT}/meta/packages/*/*.bb" BBFILE_COLLECTIONS = "normal extras" BBFILE_PATTERN_normal = "^${OEROOT}/meta/" BBFILE_PATTERN_extras = "^${OEROOT}/meta-extras/" BBFILE_PRIORITY_normal = "5" BBFILE_PRIORITY_extras = "5" BBPATH = "${OEROOT}/meta:${OEROOT}/meta-extras" ... PARALLEL_MAKE = "-j 4" ... MACHINE ?= "zoom2" MACHINE ?= "zoom3" ... DISTRO ?= "poky" ...
build/conf/site.conf ... CVS_PROXY_HOST = <proxy_name> CVS_PROXY_PORT = <proxy_port> ... GIT_PROXY_HOST = <proxy_name> GIT_PROXY_PORT = <proxy_port> ... #DL_DIR = "/usr/share/oe" ...
[edit] Recipe to build Zoom2
This is currently built from a private branch. This has a new zoom2.conf board configuration file that specifies board characteristics, and a new Linux kernel recipe linux-omap3-pm_git.bb which builds Kevin Hilman's PM branch (latest) for your board.
git clone git://git.pokylinux.org/poky-contrib.git
This will create a poky-contrib directory and inside it the meta data for building poky will be found. Switch to the branch (origin/mturquette/zoom2) that has the Zoom2 recipe
git branch -a (this will list all the branches available) git checkout -b zoom2 --track origin/mturquette/zoom2
The "git branch -a" command will list something like this:
- zoom2
origin/HEAD origin/marcin/elroy origin/marcin/pinky origin/marcin/trunk origin/mrchapp/beaglemm origin/mturquette/zoom2
Now you're in the Zoom2 branch.
[edit] Building Poky
Have the local.conf and site.conf files configured above copied into build/conf.
Initialize the build environment running the script
source poky-init-build-env
Build Poky
bitbake poky-image-sato
Poky filesystem will be available in /build/tmp/deploy/images folder
[edit] Troubleshooting
/proc/sys/vm/mmap_min_addr is not 0. This will cause problems with qemu so please fix the value (as root).
sudo sysctl -w vm.mmap_min_addr=0
[edit] Poky Debugging
To get poky build with debug symbols modify the local.conf as follows
[edit] Debugging with GDB
You can run GDB directly on target but in case it crashes with the error "libthread_db.so.1 cannot be found" which makes thread aware debugging not to work from gdb, and seems to prevent remote debugging with gdbserver altogether. This file can be found in $POKY/build/tmp/staging/armv7a-none-linux-gnueabi/lib/libthread_db.so.1 and should be copied to the /lib directory of your target filesystem.
[edit] using gdbserver
Using gdbserver allows remote debugging from the PC. To use gdbserver:
on target:
# gdbserver ip_addr_pc*:1234** program [args.....]
- ip_addr_pc: the IP address given is of the host computer which you will be running gdb on.
- 1234 is the port number, make sure you give the same port number at the target end
on PC:
Go to the path arm-2008q3/bin/arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gdb path and run
(gdb) target remote ip_addr_board***:1234
- ip_addr_board:It is the IP address of your board)
'set solib-absolute-prefix' lets you to specify the path to the rootfs so GDB can find the library files.
[edit] Community Release
It is a software release to the OMAP Linux community. It is based on L23.i3.x release with much of the TI code coming from the open source code. In addition, it will have software binaries from TI for OMAP HW acceleration & connectivity integration. The intent of the community release is to enable OMAP community to leverage the power of the platform.
[edit] Subscribe to e-mail lists
First, and very important suggested step, subscribe to the Poky e-mail lists for the community:
For Community Poky List: send an e-mail to: email@example.com You can leave in blank the subject and body message. Upon receiving a confirmation e-mail, reply to it.


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Bad, Bad Testing
RE: Bad, Bad Testing
The specs I write say you must test per ASTM 2170 and can test with ASTM 1869. (because the mfg has both in the testing literature) However, in the event of a warranty claim ASTM 2170 will be the test used to establish concrete moisture conditions. That usually kills the conversation and they go with RH.
RE: Bad, Bad Testing
(12-22-2012, 01:02 PM)CCR Wrote: Just yesterday, I read the installation specs for a sheet flooring from a well known flooring manufaturer who actually stated in their literature to install based on the lower of the two test results
What the heck are they thinking?? Well I know what they are thinking and it's a cop out... They want the sale, and they don't want to be seen as being too picky about where their product is installed, then when there is a failure, they will point at a number of problems and walk away.
Unfortunately that's the path many companies are taking. Even some big installation companies take the easy way out. When I used to use Tramex readers I had a heck of a time keeping flooring installers from installing on wet slabs. If I had 20 readings and 2 were acceptable, they'd want to install flooring. What about the 90% that busted the limits??? They didn't care, they saw a low number and they were ready to collect a paycheck.
I just sat in a meeting where the hospital was discussing the flooring they would use. 4 of the 10 people in the room didn't want to use rubber flooring from my favorite manufacturer because "they are too demanding about installation parameters" !!!!
I had to stop them and explain the installation parameters were THE SAME as any other homogenous sheet product they were considering! Just that this ONE company makes sure the install is done as well as it can be and the client gets what they paid for. Yet this was being seen as being too demanding...
I'm really tired of the 'slam it in and let someone else deal with it' crowd....
RE: Bad, Bad Testing
(12-22-2012, 02:54 PM)CC Solutions Wrote: I just sat in a meeting where the hospital was discussing the flooring they would use. 4 of the 10 people in the room didn't want to use rubber flooring from my favorite manufacturer because "they are too demanding about installation parameters" !!!!
I do think some installation parameters from manufacturers are designed to be so complex and so detailed that they will not be followed and therefore give them an out when things go sideways on a project. But I don't get hospitals. They seem to put the most thought into the issues but they don't do it right. ever. The only people I have that put more thought into it are our pharma / Genentech type accounts who do listen but the FDA makes it so difficult they don't get the best end result and also seem to always cheap out on material and pay for it in the long run.
RE: Bad, Bad Testing
The biggest healthcare provider here learned some very expensive lessons over the past few years and has taken a very proactive approach to preventing moisture problems. They've found the upfront investment pays for itself hands down.
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RE: Bad, Bad Testing
(12-20-2012, 08:09 PM)CC Solutions Wrote: And Pat if you come back with some sassy remark about fast cheap and easy I swear I'll hop a plane and track you down... I know what's going through your mind
I'm at 15 Allied Drive, Tullamarine, VIC. It's right near Melbourne airport.
I would never say that about you JD. Even despite the other post you wrote about spending heaps on wine, women and song...
Funnily enough, most of the timber flooring installers are wising up to the fact that moisture is ALWAYS THEIR problem. But spec sheets are still a long way off. The other problem is who pays for the (minor) extra cost. As far as the end user is concerned, this is all a "new" thing...hence why should they have an extra cost tacked onto a bill which they think is already too big.
JK I'd be curious to know how often you're regarded as the "bad guy"- you know, for saying the slab's not ready. Are home owners worse than GCs in this sense?
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RE: Bad, Bad Testing
(12-29-2012, 04:43 AM)Rubensgt40 Wrote: JK I'd be curious to know how often you're regarded as the "bad guy"- you know, for saying the slab's not ready. Are home owners worse than GCs in this sense?
Oooo Ooooo, Me Me Let me answer that one!!
It depends on how 'knowledgable' the players are.
If they are completely oblivious to the moisture-in-concrete phenomenon, whoever brought it up is the bad guy. If the flooring installer is about to install and he tests the slab before he starts and finds it's too wet, everything is his fault!
If everyone is knowledgable and familiar with the issue, nobody is really the bad guy, but some fingers will be pointed at anyone who sealed the floor, gave it a burned (sealing) finish, or let it continue to get wet for months.
Then you have the 'other' testers.... The ones you call when the flooring guy or the GC or independent tester tells you the floor is too wet... These 'other testers' always come in with test results that are just below maximum so the job can continue... I'm serious! I've had GC's call other companies in, they test the same floors I tested and found WAY wet, like 95%, and their tests will come in at 79% if the flooring requires a maximum of 80%.
And in the areas where the maximum is 75%, they test it at 74%.
I have gone back to jobs and been surprised the flooring is going down, only to be told that 'XYZ Engineering' was called to test and the floor passed everywhere....
This happens all the time folks. XYZ gets tons of business because they always have good news and never hold up a job!
When the floor fails, new testing takes place, and who knows why it is wet now, but XYZ swears it was good before it was installed. Then they point to other failures where there were good readings and the moisture changed later (sound familiar???? CaCl!!!!) and they bow out of the repairs.
Somehow we have to hold these testing companies' feet to the fire and make them responsible for solid testing. Certification is NOT enough. Anyone can get certified and then conduct poor testing to bring in the easy money.
This is also why I suggest everyone do some testing. I'm not going to install a million dollar floor without dropping a few Wagners in it, I don't care how many 'experts' tell me they tested it 1000 times perfectly. A couple Wagners are CHEAP compared to $25 per square foot replacement costs....
And don't think for a minute when a floor fails that everyone just figures out who's fault it is and they shake hands and someone (not you) pays for it. Everyone gets called in, everyone meets to look at the floor, everyone has travel expenses and repair expenses and testing costs and many times everyone shares in the repair.
Put your own Wagners in on every job to double check no matter what anyone tells you.... That is golden advice worth a fortune right there.
12-30-2012, 06:30 PM, (This post was last modified: 12-30-2012, 06:33 PM by Rubensgt40.)
RE: Bad, Bad Testing
Enlightening as always Mr. G. Just think about that- if yet another testing firm waltzes in and says the floor is just under the maximum, they would need to know what products are being installed, what with different spec sheets setting different RH levels.
It reeks of collusion which makes those situations even more remarkable... in a bad way!
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RE: Bad, Bad Testing
I am sure this happens Mr. R... The GC laments that he cannot finish his building on time and will suffer huge economic loss due to delays because he cannot install his vinyl flooring on 6th floor!
Well whadayaknow? For a cool couple hundred bucks, maybe a grand, XYZ is showing the floors PASS and the work can continue!!!
Oh happy day until there is a problem....
Then there are installers who will install vinyl even when I show them the floor is at 95%. When I asked one company owner how he could possibly do that he told me he has a one year warranty so he will come back for the first year and fix any bubbles but after that he is GONE....
I almost called the building owner on that one. The flooring company and the GC were screwing over a VERY large hospital by installing a vinyl flooring on very wet slabs... About 30,000 square feet of it.....
Who polices this stuff?
01-03-2013, 10:36 AM, (This post was last modified: 01-03-2013, 10:38 AM by CCR.)
RE: Bad, Bad Testing
Amazing how we're regarded as the "bad guys" . Everything JD said is true. From what I have read on a number of engineering company websites, moisture testing is usually a small part of their business. So I would not be surprised if many tests are not performed altogether, that thoroughly (just my assumption guys).
So it stands to reason everyone thinks these lower numbers "must be right, because XYZ Bigtime Engineering said so." And with that, the qualified independent tester is made to look like an idiot who must have done it wrong, until of course, problems arise.
As far as GCs vs. Homeowners, they look at their projects from different perspectives so it's like apples vs. oranges, except neither wants the extra cost for a mitigation application if it's needed.
Biggest challenge I see is maintaining testing business when 80% of the sites I test don't pass. It boils down to human nature... "why should I call JK to test when he always gives me bad news?"
But the fact is, on-grade restorations (with no vapor barrier) and newer concrete (with or without a "VB"), almost always fail. End of story.
So my recommendation has not changed: Architects everywhere, plan on, and budget for a moisture mitigation applocation on every job. And if it's not needed, everyone will be happy
JK Nixon
Concrete Restoration Services, LLC
Pittsburgh, PA
RE: Bad, Bad Testing
God help us! As a wood inspector it is rare anyone apparently reads the mfg's installation instructions.
Question 1 what was the mc of the concrete? Mostly answer I don't know I don't do that. Or if they do they did the mat test or if they indicate they did they have no documentation of what the readings were. When asked what the moisture content of the wood was again, I don't do that. These numbers need to be between 2% or plank and 4% for strip 2 1/4". Cupping, buckling or gaps are the result. Wood is the most sensitive flooring regarding moisture. RH 75% or less.
Calcium Chloride site testing done by flooring contractor no one abrades the concrete at all that I have seen so kind of useless or certainly not accurate. PH testing needs proper profile or readings will be way off. Which brings me to tilt up concrete walls. The breaker bond they put on the slab so it will release is seldom shot blasted or ground to allow proper adhesive bonding.
I have seen situations on this forum regarding concrete that I will probably never encounter but if I do am now aware. The engineering bulletin 119 titled Concrete Floors and Moisture by Howard M. Kanare was also enlightening to me ever after 45 years in this business. wood mfg's have complete instructions in every box regarding maintenance etc but no one reads them apparently. Sound off over!!
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|Michael Okuda and Denise Okuda, with Debbie Mirek
|Doug Drexler (2nd & 3rd ed.)
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Heel (Germany)
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- From 'audet IX [sic] to Zytchin III, this book covers it all. This is the ultimate reference book for all Star Trek fans !
- Added to this edition are 128 new pages. This addendum highlights the latest episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine®, Star Trek: Voyager® and the newest feature film, Star Trek: Insurrection™.
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- Not taken into account were officially licensed non-live action works – such as the various Star Trek novels, comics, and games, considered "non-official" or apocryphal – , nor was Star Trek: The Animated Series, considered non-canon at the time of writing, or any previously licensed in-universe reference work, hitherto considered "official".
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- Some articles (generally only a paragraph or two long) contain little-known facts from real world behind-the-scenes, annotated in italicized fonts to distinguish them from the overall in-universe writing of the work. Many also featured images created specifically for the Encyclopedia, including shots of barely visible starships like the Saber-class and Akira-class vessels, and a photograph of Cochrane's statue.
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- The second edition has seen some other editing as well besides the updates for newer available information. Some entries from the first edition were dropped, mostly pertaining to conjectural information on early non-canonically established Star Trek history which Okuda had incorporated in his earlier Star Trek Chronology, also including entries which Okuda had derived initially from the "The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship" article, among others the entry for the 23rd century Constitution-class, USS Endeavour.
- Two editions saw a Japanese-language release which, while largely faithful translations, were updated and expanded versions from their English-language counterparts. The only other known international release is the slightly abridged 1995 German-language first edition, published by Heel.
- As stated in the 1999 third edition summary, the last published edition of the Encyclopedia featured a 128-page separate special section in the rear containing information from Insurrection, the final season of Deep Space Nine and the fifth season of Voyager. This was a cost-saving measure, as integrating this information alphabetically into the existing material of the second edition would have resulted in a greater publishing expense and thus a higher price.
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Love it. Really it is a great mix of style plus practicality for a kid's room. It's awesome and hoping to have this kind of room decoration for my cute baby girl.
This is more for the parents than the kids. I don't think kids care all that much about their room decoration, at least until they are closer to their teens.
Don't think that kids wouldn't care or appreciate beautiful rooms like these. We have custody of my five year old niece and she watches HGTV with me and often looks at this website while I'm on it. She'll ohh and ahh and comment on how beautiful rooms look. I just wish we had the space to set her up a room like she'd want.
@Suzy8Track - I completely disagree. I would have adored a room like #1 when I was a child. I remember tearful arguments with my parents over Hollie Hobbie wallpaper when I was about 6 (they ignored me and went with a small daisy-sprig print, thank God).
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Anyone know who's left on Martin's staff? With Terhune shooting OK Archery and just saw Gary Studt is now with Prime.
Just curious who's left.
Anyone know who's left on Martin's staff? With Terhune shooting OK Archery and just saw Gary Studt is now with Prime.
Just curious who's left.
A little common sense goes a long way, unfortunately it's in short supply!
I don't think very many shooters. they lost some good guys hard to get feed back when you dont have a pro staff
that's too bad. a long tradition of quality pro staff members looks as if it will be broken.
It's a shame that their pro staff is pretty much a thing of the past. Look back 10-20 years ago and martin had the best shooters in the world.
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To be honest I have never been influenced by what pro is shooting what brand of bow. I truly feel that the pros can win with just about any bow they choose. I am more of a performance for dollar value type of person. To me success in the field comes from putting the time in scouting and practice. I'll be honest when a deer is coming into my shooting lanes I am a ball of nerves, but once my eye gets lined in the peep I tend to concentrate on fundamentals and settle in. Sorry for the short rant about shooting in the field, but I truly feel repetitive practice is far more important then who shoot what for target or hunting.
Not what I asked Chip.
A companies pro staff is a big part of marketing. You may think it is not important but it is, it puts the product in front of a wide range of people in turn peaks the interest of possible customers. The podium does that.
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25 Vegetarian and Vegan Meals from 2009
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Vegan tamales, baked tofu, roasted vegetables on polenta, and the very best veggie burger ever. These were just a few of the vegetarian and vegan recipes we published in 2009. Here's a full roundup of our favorites from this past year; bookmark this for some fresh and healthy January cooking!
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Vegan Recipes
• Curried Udon Noodle Stir-Fry
• Couscous with Raisins, Pine Nuts, and Capers
• Hijiki with Carrots
• Baked Tofu
• Vegetarian Guinness Stew
• Tofu Steak with Miso and Ginger
• Very Simple Dal Palak
• Watercress and Cabbage Stir-Fry
• Vegan Corn Tamales
• Fresh Vegetable Sandwich
• Breanne's Polenta with Black Beans and Coconut Tomato
• Quebecois Feves au Lard, or Maple Baked Beans (the vegan version)
• Black Rice with Edamame
• Lauren's New Orleans-Style Vegan Muffuletta
• Jean's Roasted Vegetables on Creamy Polenta
• Potato Tacos (Tacos de Papa)
• Megan's Tempeh Reubens
• Hearty and Healthy Apple Muffins
• Sweet Potatoes with Star Anise, Ginger, and Lime
Vegetarian Recipes
• Nutloaf
• Butternut Squash, Sage, and Parmesan Pasties
• Best-Ever Veggie Burgers from Northstar Cafe
• Bánh Mì with Lemongrass Tofu
• Grilled Eggplant Topped with Goat Cheese and Tomato
• Melinda's Spaghetti Squash With Avocado and Parmesan
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hmm...the only one of those I'd consider making is the tacos de papa and they were actually already on my "to make" list.
I'm bookmarking this post for later reference, but I must point out that bullet #5 is NOT vegetarian or vegan. Guinness beer is made using isinglass (fish bladder), so us diehards might want to avoid that one.
If you click on the Guinness recipe there are suggested vegan beers to use in place of Guinness. And I'm wondering how I missed that recipe since I've been obsessed with stews lately.
I looked at the recipe more closely after leaving my comment and then I saw the disclaimer. D'oh! I'll definitely give it a try with another beer.
Comments snipped for off-topic trolling. When (if!) we start a thread debating whether or not vegetarianism is OK in a broad moral sense, we'll let you know.
Thank you Faith.
Wow. I hope that same comment-snipping happens over on AT the next time a post includes an animal skin.
YAYYYY! More of these in 2010 please! Vegan, vegetarian, omni, or otherwise, everyone can stand to eat more healthy plant-based foods. :) Thanks from one of your daily vegan readers!
Not sure what was erased here, but I read your comments on another related thread, and I would hardly consider them "polite."
I was referring to the comment on another thread where you likened being a vegetarian to having an eating disorder.
Ladymantle, for all the websites you may have encountered, you are either blinkered by your compulsion to label others, or have not thoroughly understood the content of these sites. Yes, one of the symptoms of orthorexia nervosa ( a term coined by a former sufferer and yet to be recognised as an actual disorder by the medical profession) can be omitting meat from the diet, but it is not also a cause. Whatever causes this illness, it is highly unlikely to be motivated by food itself and, just like recognised eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia, the sufferer is using food as a means of having some sense of control in an attempt to overcome, or compensate for, the real causes of their illness.
Many people choose to eat and live healthfully and are supported and encouraged by the medical profession to do so. If vegetarianism, veganism or even healthy eating were an illness, do you think that this website would be publishing recipes to cater for these choices?
Your repeated abuse of this term and its symptoms serves only to blatantly highlight your own prejudices, which is bad enough, but more distressing still is your apparent and mocking disdain for actual sufferers of this illness. Heaven help anyone with an eating disorder, should they turn to you for support and understanding.
As for these recipes, I look forward to trying out a few when I get home. (Are there any low-carb' ones in there, I wonder?)
I actually have a food-related question.....at last!!!
I spotted the watercress and cabbage stir-fry recipe but I've not yet tried cooking watercress. However, I grow we call "American Land Cress". It's quite strong stuff actually(!) so, I would like to know, if I use it instead of watercress, should I use the same quantity, or less? I'm rather hoping that, as its name suggests, somebody somewhere stateside grows it too and can answer my question....
Wow. I'm afraid to post a comment. (I mean, other than the fact that I'm afraid to post a comment...)
yay thanks for this great post!!! keep em coming! ^_^
Nice round up! Bookmarking this.
I have been on Fit for Life diet so to speak, lost 30 pounds since Oct.
I bring this up because there are so many great recipes in that little paperback. Full or hearty soups and stew, shepherd's pie most everything is vegetable based since I am a vegetarian this program works for me. Even if one is not dieting this is a great source for recipes and thought I would mention it and since mollyjade mentioned on a stew kick.
There is a curried chicken salad recipe that I follow just use tofu instead that amazing.
Thanks for posting a great roundup of Vegan/Vegetarian meals - it makes me really happy that this is increasingly in the American consciousness. And the icon of the udon has made me crave it several times in the last couple days when I look on AT and see it in the bottom of the screen... yum! I am especially looking forward to making the tamales from this list!
ladymantle - First of all, I find your negativity really off-base. If you don't want to make vegan/vegetarian recipes, don't. But please don't insult others who do. People choose vegan and vegetarian diets for many reasons: the three big ones are environmental, ethical, and health-related. They are all very valid reasons. Plenty of people also choose to cut down on meat and dairy, or just eat yummy meals that happen not to include meat/dairy. But whether or not you want to become a vegetarian, you don't need to insult those who are.
And, by the way, it is really NOT hard to be a vegetarian or vegan. In LA, where I live (and throughout California), there is a lot of acceptance of vegan/vegetarian diets, including many vegan and vegetarian restaurants. There are 4 within walking distance of my apartment. And I go to "regular" restaurants frequently, too. Yes, I ask what is in my food. But honestly, more people should do that - it is good to be aware what goes into your body.
Thanks Faith for the great post!
Which one do you think is highest in protein???
I need to find a go-to recipe that's a power punch for when I get the protein blues.
AT, please write a list/article of recipes with the highest amount of protein without the aid of meat/seafood? I know it means I'm asking you to do my homework for me, but please, pretty please..
Considering how much cow poop is in ground beef and other kinds of messy mix-in-match "meats", I'm really surprised some people, examples in previous comments, apparently hate the lifestyle of someone who rejects slaughterhouse meats.
Thanks for this post! I am vegetarian and am in a cooking slump. I am excited to try out some of the recipes.
I cannot wait to make the veggie burger w/ beets. We joined a CSA this year and while we love the challenge of cooking with "new" veggies, I'm having a hard time coming up with new and interesting ways to use beets.
We've eaten so. many. beets.
Anyway, these recipes are great. Thanks!
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