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I'm pleased it's out. I've got a Playbook and really rather like it. Proper flash, really decent performance, very good speakers, especially compared to an iPad, nice multi tasking interface, and a size that suits me better than a 10" tablet.
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It's a great little device, I picked up a 65GB version for 260 quid last month, video and audio playback is superb, fits in my jacket pocket and with the new update is sat next to my PC showing email.
It might not have the apps that Apple and Android have, but then again how much is a 64GB iPad?
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RIM were giving away Playbooks to Android developers who submitted an app to their store so I'm quite happy to take one off their hands.
Submitting an app is a bit of a pain to be honest (why does every store require different size thumbnails, icons and other paraphenalia?) but I'll happily support my app in return for a free tablet.
Biggest issue at the moment is the Playbook Simulator suffers serious painting issues so it's impossible to adequately test apps work before submitting them. Hope they fix the issue soon.
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A FACEBOOK jibe over her "ugly" three-year-old spurred a woman to assault his detractor in a Barrow nightclub.
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Furness Magistrates' Court heard matters got out of hand after the comments were made on the social networking website about Natalie Hogg's son.
Miss Judith Knott, prosecuting, said Hogg, 21, of Conway Gardens, Barrow, and her victim Nicola Dougan had been involved in "name calling" on Facebook.
Although she did not know Hogg by sight, Miss Dougan had became involved with a man whose previous girlfriend was friends with her.
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She was pushed away, but then walked back towards Miss Dougan and swung her arm at her, Miss Knott said. A fight then ensued with both women pulling each other's hair, she added.
Mike Graham, defending, said Hogg had gone over to "remonstrate" about the Facebook insult before the fight occurred.
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Chairman of the magistrates, Mr George Butler, ordered her to do 80 hours of unpaid work and pay £50 compensation to Miss Dougan, as well as paying £85 costs and a £15 victim surcharge.
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Dozens of volunteers arrived early Saturday morning to help clean streets through the city of Dawsonville.
The Good Shepherd Clinic has expanded its services to include gynecological exams.
While many flocked to local retailers offering after-Thanksgiving savings, some sought discounts on used items for Christmas gifts and decorations.
The city of Dawsonville will kick off the holiday season on Saturday with its annual tree lighting spectacle.
Gold Creek residents are furious that the main entrance to their subdivision remains closed nearly two months after heavy rains caused a pipe to collapse.
Dawson County's Mark Maglothan has spent his share of Thanksgivings away from home while serving in the U.S. military.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to gather new public input for water control manuals governing the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin, which includes Lake Lanier.
The Cumming Playhouse soon will welcome a new production company for the 2010-11 season.
Braving the wet weather, hundreds of Dawson County residents gathered downtown for the 5th annual Veterans Day Celebration.
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The local investigation into an explosion and fire that leveled a southern Dawson County home in March is ongoing, but Allstate Insurance officials said they've denied the property owner's compensation claim because the incident wasn't an accident.
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If you use a computer or any other device, you know about DC power, since it's what they use -- it's why every power cord has one of those "wall warts," which house small transformers. The down side is that lots of energy gets wasted converting AC power to DC, mostly as heat.
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- lollya Aug 20, 2007 02:41 PM
Okay, I did a massive search of this on the site, but I am still needing some help. Basically I'm a foodie. I love to cook. I am also a vegetarian. But now I find out that the migraines I've had for over 15 years may be attributed to a wheat sensitivity. This differs from Celiac. The sensitivity is more to wheat, but a bit to gluten. I need help!!!! I've tried the co-op and Whole Foods, but I'm really looking for recipes to replace some favorites...pastas (homemade are great) bread (SHUCKS, I just bought the bread bible and made my first artisan loaf) I'm scraping by on a large repetitive rice and beans life. Help please! Chows help Lollya! I need you!
A good source would be gluten-free girl:
The links down the left side also point to gluten-free food bloggers and other sites devoted to gluten-free stuff.
It could be a useful starting point and I directed a friend of mine recently there who just found out she has a wheat sensitivity.
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thanks pickled! i was just on her blog and about 10 others. i'm just reeling from the whole deal. thanks!
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I have Celiac so I am a bit more restricted, but here is what I have found.
1. I took a break from bread for awhile. I did do corn-bread and a few things like that because I was disappointed with most of the wheat-free bread alternatives.
2. I looked for traditionally wheat-free recipes. Need a cake - make an almond torte. Works well.
3. I used a few very specific baking mixes to make pancakes (Pamela's is decent) or brownies, etc, until I felt ready to bake on my own.
4. Once I was ready I baked muffins with teff flour - still a favorite for bread. I now bake GF bread, but artisan loaf it is not. It tastes fine and when I am payign attention it is as good as any I can buy, but nothing compares to the real wheat loaf.
You are in luck because you can try the wheat related breads - they may work better.
In the end, I don't find that my foodi-ness has been in jeapordy. I stopped focusing on what I couldn't have, and what I could have and how much better I felt! After time goes by though, I have to say, you become more forgiving of some baked goods, and you find things that don't suffer from being gluten free.
FYI - I haven't found a gluten-free blog I love dearly. I try a few, but mostly just focus on all the wonderful things out there that are GF.
Here are a few things to try:
Tinkyada pasta is the best I have found. I hav ethe best luck with the "energy saving" cooking instructions. You may try some spelt pastas and the like though. They may be better.
Spanish tortillas are very filling, satisfying and naturally GF.
Grilled polenta. Put a nice summer tomato, eggplant, pepper sauce over it. Cheese if you are inclined...
I have discovered quinoa and millet to add variety to my grains. Madison's vegetarian cooking for everyone has some recipes if you don't use them, as does Heidi Swanson's book.
I LOVE dosa! I usually don't make my own, but you can if you want.
For a crust for a quiche (assuming you eat eggs), use cooked rice, or try the teff crust from 101 cookbooks.
Try socca.
You can make your own falafel at home (sub wheat free flour if you need to in the recipe) and eat with a salad and yogurt or tahini sauce.
I have made super yummy squash gnocci, with very little flour (I used sorghum I think or rice). They are dropped into the water and boiled wihtout shaping, so they can stay very soft without the wheat.
re: jsaimd
Hello lollya and jsaimd- I totally agree with you jsaimd. I've been WF for 15 yrs (though I lapse, get sick and then come back to the restricted diet.) Tinkyada Rice pasta has brought pasta back into my life. After trying corn, quinoa, etc. all non-gluten forms of pasta on earth the only one that is satisfying is the Tinkyada. Beware of spelt, is my suggestion. I can handle rye and oats (not all wheat sensitive people can) but spelt/farro (same thing) and Kamut are related to wheat, same genus, and cause same problems for me. Polenta is a real treat and especially good if homemade with all sorts of additions- eat it hot in its porridge form or cool it, cut it and then grill and top with anything you love. As jsaimd said, try to focus on what you can eat rather than dwelling on the "oh I really wish I could eat that yummy palmier at your favorite french bakery" (I know this one well.) WF options have come a LONG way in the last five years. Mixing flours (barley, brown rice, quinoa, oat) is a way to enjoy the benefits of the each without being dragged down by their shortfalls (bitterness, sogginess, heaviness, etc.) Although you may find recipes using garbanzo flour for sweet treats- I cannot suggest garbanzo for any thing you'll be calling a treat. It works for a indian type pappadums or a coating for veggies or fish, but wouldn't go much further than that. Also invest in xantham gum, helps hold those wheat free creations together where they usually end up crumbly and without structure.
For bread alternatives, try some of the whole rye sourdough breads that are available (only at the health food store where I live). They come with flax seeds, sunflower seeds or pumpernickel style. Though they don't hold up like wheat bread for a sandwich, they're great toasted or for a grilled sandwich.
Good luck and thanks for all the other posts.
I've baked cakes with almond meal, texture is not your average, delicious, moist chocolate cake or dense, moist pound cake, but very good and flavorful. And there is always the flourless chocolate cake- rich and delicious with a raspberry coulis.
good luck
I've found some of the raw foodies have great ideas that give you completely different alternatives.
re: tjdavis
I'm reading this with interest, because I don't think I have any sensitivity, but someone I know went to a seminar and was told how gluten is so evil and all your ills are caused by it etc etc, and my Mom is also jumping on the bandwagon. I'm not going there but thought it would be interesting to get slightly away from it to some extent ( I love my carbs), so thanks for all the the info.
PS How common is this really? I'm overwhelmed by all the things that are supposedly bad for us.
I do not know of a satisfactory pasta substitute, but I'm certain that corn pasta is not it! What is that "ancient wheat" grain, begins with an F I think ... do you know if you can have that? Tried quinoa?
A couple things you might try ... fresh field peas, fresh corn cut from the cob. I like to make salads with both of these.
re: foiegras
do you mean farro maybe, foiegras? i'd also recommend kamut wheat pasta-- it is an ancient egyptian variety of wheat and many people with a wheat intolerence (not those with celiac though) can tolerate it. it's like a "very" whole wheat pasta, chewier, needs an assertive sauce, but once you are used to it very hearty and satisfying. eden organic makes good stuff from it-- different shapes as well. quinoa is great too. some rice pastas are really good, a little more delicate.
Lollya, i know you're veg and not vegan, but i just picked up a the "little vegan monsters" cookbook and there are a lot of wheat-free and gluten-free recipes you might be able to use. baking recipes too!
re: soupkitten
That's exactly what I meant, thank you :)
re: foiegras
I'm not celiac or wheat sensitive and I like corn pasta just fine! It's lovely cooked right with sauteed summer veggies and and parm, for example.
re: foiegras
TJ's has good brown rice pasta. There's also quinoa pasta and various kinds of Asian pasta: pure buckwheat soba (you have to read the labels) as well as some made from rice, sweet potato starch, etc.
re: smartie
Kosher for passover does not mean wheat free - it just means not leavened - matzah is made with wheat -
re: weinstein5
however, there are a lot of people that will not eat wheat on passover EXCEPT if it is in matzah. Non-Gebrokts is what you will see, and a lot of KoP cookbooks have wheat free recipes.
I am gluten intolerant as well, so I can certainly sympathize...
Some of us have problems with oats, others don't (I personally can tolerate unprocessed steel cut oats all right as well as those from Bob's Red Mill).
I use soy grits from Bob's Red Mill, and I make both sweet and savory grit concoctions.
As a pasta sub, I found I prefer spaghetti squash to the gluten free alternatives. That or zucchini sliced with a spirulina slicer.
Somewhere I have a great amaranth bread recipe; if you're interested, I'll dig it up and post it.
I have found a number of great products through Dixie Diner brand (love the maple smaps i.e. maple flavored gluten free rice krispy product) http://www.dixiediner.com
re: lollya
hi Lollya,
I'm a fan of lemon and found this cake recipe on epicurious
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo... a while back.
I've never made it but always wanted to try it. I don't have gluten allergies. I am curious to how allergic you are to gluten or is it just wheat? I do love kamut pasta which has gluten but isn't wheat. Also, many people who can't eat wheat can digest spelt. And there is some good spelt bread out there.
It doesn't sound like your allergies are that severe so I'm certain you can eat more than you think. I've kept myself off of wheat before and ate very well. So if you can give more details I could certainly give you more ideas for eating.
re: Janine
hi janine, first off, thank you for the wonderful cake recipe - i love lemon as well. i wil have to try the kamut pasta as well. the allergy is specifically to wheat, not gluten in particular, but have sensitivity to gluten as well, just not as severe I guess. I'm not sure. I'm cutting out both to make sure for now. I do not have digestion problems as I am not Celiac diagnosed. I know it is confusing, it is for me too. However I want to make clear that my sensitivity is very severe for me. I have had stress-tension and migraine headaches almost daily for years now. They started when i was 15 and I am 31 now. They are so bad that I have tried many many meds, physical therapy, chiropractic, and other holistic techniques and had many procedures (tests) as far as MRI's etc for them. I just found out about the wheat sensitivity last week. I sleep with icy hot smeared all over the back of my head and on an ice pack through the night because the pain is so intense. I would love anything - help, support, suggestions from anyone. I am struggling very much.
re: lollya
hi Lollya,
Sorry to hear about the headaches. I cannot possibly know how difficult that is. All I can offer is what I know and that is another recipe with lemon in!
You'll have to buy gluten-free icing sugar. Did you know they put flour in icing sugar? Anyways, they are cookies that I make every Christmas but they are edible any time of the year. I cut this out of the newspaper long time ago.
They are called Tilli's Lemon Hearts
3 egg yolks
1 cup granulated sugar
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 tsp finely grated lemon zest of 3 drops lemon flavouring
1/8 tsp baking powder
2 cups ground almonds
Icing: 1/2 cup icing sugar with lemon juice (about 1 tbsp)
Beat yolks with sugar until they change colour and add vanilla. Batter will be fairly stiff. Stir in zest, baking powder and about 1 1/2 cups of ground almonds to form a dough.
Roll 1/2" thick and cut with heart shaped cookie cutter and lay on cookie sheet covered with parchment paper.
Bake at 375 for 10-15 minutes or until golden. Brush glaze immediately after baking.
I sometimes cheap and don't bother with rolling them out and just drop them onto the cookie sheet. The cookie will be more delicate and sometimes the centre falls in when you brush the glaze on. Rolling them with the extra almonds makes for a heavier cookie but still very good.
Also, meringue cakes are okay for you. I use quinoa instead of couscous. I looked at your blog, rice noodles are gluten free. I know that buckwheat has gluten in it but if you can tolerate some that might be a good runner up for some pasta dishes. You'll have to read the labels since packages mix wheat with the buckwheat. Also, bean thread has no gluten, you can has mung bean (chinese) or green bean (chinese/philippino) or the yam (korean).
If you like asian foods, there's alot of new recipes for you to try. Thai, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Indian are okay as long as you stay away from the wheat noodle dishes (shanghai noodle, chow mein, chappati bread, naan)
And there are many good GF cookbooks out there now, especially ones that will show you how to make bread!
Good luck!
re: Janine
That recipe looks yummy! I will have to try them. I love almond flour desserts.
Buckwheat actually is gluten free - it isn't related to wheat, just has a similar name. Widely recognized as gluten free, but you are correct in that most buckwheat noodles also have wheat in them. I use the Tinkyada pasta, yam, rice and bean noodles.
Make sure you check out asian sauces for wheat based soy sauce or other sauces. Tamari is a bit stronger than soy sauce, but substitutes just fine.
re: jsaimd
thank you jsaimd! i will make sure to check everything. do you know if there is a wheat free hoisin sauce? that one just bummed me out. i use it to make my peanut sauce.
re: lollya
Yes I did find some wheat free Hoisin from Premier Japan. Whole Foods here carries it, but there may be others.
re: Janine
janine. thank you - you brought a smile to a grouchy girl's face :)
i love lemon. thank you for the recipe. and the hints. you are so sweet.
re: lollya
You're welcome. Always nice to be appreciated.
thank goodness you finally discovered what the problem was! As a fellow migraine sufferer and a celiac, I can truly celebrate your joy! I have only recently discovered my own celiac status, and it is hard! As someone else said, once you grow accustomed to the GF products, you will find that you grow to like them more and more. If you can tolerate spelt, it is a pretty good wheat substitute, in my opinion and that of others. I cheat sometimes and go with spelt, but I know I shouldn't. Once you figure out your gluten threshold, you will adjust rather quickly. I have a few GF cookbooks, and will be happy to post some recipes for you if you can tell me what you are craving most.
re: alex8alot
oh chispa and alex, i coud squeeze you! (((((chispa and alex)))))
this is truly hard. i'm putting on a brave face round the house, but when you start thinking about all of the things that have to change (can't just order your favorite pizza for dinner or go get your favorite burrito from Bryant Lake Bowl. SUCK SUCK SUCK. :(
the other thing is...welll i've been working really hard on my food blog and recipe site stuff. i cook for the love of it. i guess i'll take this as a challenge. when i first started looking at other GF blogs etc, a lot of them were great, but geared on celiac - and was hard to find basic right away need-to-knows. i'm sure they have them, but maybe this will drive me to start a blog right away - and deal with some of the thoughts and feelings and things people need to know right away when then find out. ??? it's an idea anyways, might even be therapeutic.
Alex, I would love any of your favorite recipes containing no meat or wheat. :)
I love Mexican, Italian, Indian, Asian food. Maybe we can swap some stuff. Let me know if you need my direct email or if you want to post here.
you can find me on lollya.blogspot.com or http://www.grouprecipes.com/people/lo... as well.
thank you both. honestly, sometimes a persons just gotta talk to someone.
re: lollya
OH DUH!!!! Lollya i'm so dumb but i forgot you are from my town. didn't remember til you mentioned BLB. ***soupkitten smacking forehead*** GET THEE TO THE WEDGE, where you will find tasty gf alternatives to lots of stuff, gf bakery goods, gluten-free guides and a helpful staff expert to walk you thru the store and help you find stuff. any of the co-ops are your friend right now, but the wedge has the best selection of gf items i believe. they are also very very responsive to the needs of their customers, someone will special order stuff for you if you are a member & you can get a discount on stuff if you buy it in bulk/by the case. there are also local gluten free bakers at the mill city farmer's market, believe at least 1 takes special orders. good luck. at least you live in msp, land of supportive co-ops!
re: lollya
I met this person the other day in Austin. She caught me shopping the GF aisle at Whole Foods. She has a blog similar to what you are referring to...
Also, I don't know if you have a Chipotle in your area but that's where I get my burrito fix now. I get a burrito bowl (no tortilla) and have them fill it with rice, corn salsa, cheese, chicken or barbacoa, lettuce and guac. So good.
re: chispa_c
Chipotle also has some options with corn tortillas.
re: lollya
hi lollya
I am also on grouprecipes, but haven't quite figured it out yet. I think your therapy blog sounds like a great idea... it certainly would have helped me. ANd still would... I still suffer from post-gluten-stress-disorder where I feel that I will go stark raving mad from the wafting scent of a freshly baked yeast bread (I have yet to find a GF yeast bread worth eating). Yes, SUCK SUCK SUCK, I wholeheartedly concur.
I am already tucked into bed, but will get you some recipes tomorrow, but I eat a lot of meat, so my selections may not tempt you much.
re: alex8alot
well find me and add this kid! :) i hear you on the bread. we have fresh baguettes typically in my house, and they are staring at me I swear. thanks for sending over some recipes.
re: lollya
kinnikinnick gf sandwich bread is good-- it's in the frozen bread section of the wedge. people not in msp can mail order.
re: lollya
Be careful with Asian food! Many of the traditional sauces (soy, oyster, etc) contain wheat! I'm not sure how sensitive you are, but you should be aware of this and be careful!
re: vorpal
thank you vorpal!
p.s. i HATE the FOod For Life brown rice tortillas. They crumble into brittle cardbaord craggy bits as soon as you try to bend it to accommodate any kind of filling. (I can't eat nuts or corn so those other tortillas are nto availabe to me. Just passing this on in case thr brown rice idea happens to appeal to you and you are tempted by this horror product)
re: alex8alot
Hey Alex...I buy Spelt Tortillas from a local Austin Company:
Price is right and they are very, very good. I don't know if they ship but I do know that Rudy's (a national brand) sells a version of Spelt tortillas as well.
P.S. My kids can't tell the difference.
re: chispa_c
oh chispa. you are so good to us.
re: chispa_c
thanks for the tip, but alas, I live up here in Canada, the wasteland of no consumer choices :)
re: alex8alot
oy! easy. i love me some Canada. There must be something. Unless you are in Kugluktuk!? Must be able to order!
re: alex8alot
GREAT to know. that's the kind of info I need. These products are so much more expensive, so I just really need som insight on what products are closer to what we're use to and which ones suck!
re: lollya
Spelt isn't safe for celiacs.. and is not safe if you are wheat intolerant.. it's just a form of wheat:
re: karmalaw
That is not exactly true. Spelt is on the no list for people with Celiac. Depending on what is causing a wheat intolerance or sensitivity spelt can be an option. I have a considerable wheat intolerance problem but I can consume spelt. I also don't have issues with oats. There is a difference between Celiac and wheat intolerances.
re: blackpointyboots
Same for me. No wheat products are good except Spelt Bread (but not too much). Also no cereals - I think it is to do with starch, and also no dairy! So I end up with Vitamin B shortage and have to have supplements. Pain! Eat lots of pulses.
re: alex8alot
sorry about your bad experiece. I love this product but it will crumble if cold or dry - I warm it in the microwave or defrost and keep the package sealed. the come frozen at my local store.
Just wanted to mention ... I do not have any wheat or gluten sensitivities, but I have experimented with different things just to increase the variety in my diet, and also in an effort to do more whole grains.
I have tried spelt bread, and been perfectly happy with it. I think I've gotten it from both Whole Foods and Central Market.
Is there a special needs bread machine cookbook out there, I wonder?
I've made a flourless traditional cookie before with ground almonds, meringue, chocolate, and lemon--quite good, and I don't really like meringues. If anyone's interested I can dig up the recipe, or the name of the cookbook ...
re: foiegras
Hi foiegras- I'd be interested in your flourless cookies. I'm desparate as I'm presently unable to eat gluten, dairy or most sugar options. I'm guessing your meringues have sugar but I will try to figure that out at home with the alternatives I'm allowed.
thanks much-
here is a little list of hidden glutens from my book, bette hagman.
candy - caramel color - instant coffee - dextrin - envelopes and stamps (try to resist gulping them down ;) - french fries - hydrolyzed vegetable protein - imitation seafood - modified food starch - prescription drugs - rice syrup - tea - triticale
these sometimes contain gluten - commercial ice creams and yogurts - light or fat-free dairy products - salad dressings - canned fruit - self-basting turkeys - canned soups - some curry powders and condiments
the list is pages long, but these are a few of the non-obvious culprits. I don't think I need to list the breaded cutlets that the book warns about.
Like a lot of people have said, spelt is great, but if you find that you can't tolerate, or your doctor advises cutting out all gluten initially, here are 2 popular formulas for gluten-free mix. One is rice based and the other bean-based
2 parts white rice flour
2/3 part potato starch flour
1/3 part tapioca flour
2/3 part garfava bean flour
1/3 part sorghum flour
1 part cornstarch
1 part tapioca flour
Some people recommend making your own mixes because the pre packaged ones are quite expensive. And I haven't yet found an organic pre-packaged mix, perhaps it would be exorbitantly expensive? I don't know if you prefer organic or not.
re: alex8alot
alex, check out my blog - lollya.blogspot.com
i just posted on Bob's Gluten Free All Purpose Mix, which I enjoyed in some muffins.
here is one recipe where the substitutes work better than spelt for the texture as spelt is "heartier", and not something I look for in a treat.
classic sponge cake (paraphrased from bette hagman)
1/2 cup rice flour
1/2 cup tapioca flour
3/4 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
7 eggs, separated
1 tsp lemon zest
3/4 cup sugar
1 tsp ream of tartar
- preheat oven 300 - get out a 9 inch tube pan
- sift together the flours with the baking powder and salt
- separte eggs
- whip yolks on high for 3-5 minutes, add lemon zest, and whip again until thick and pale yellow
- beat egg whites with clean beaters for 1 minute, add 1 tbsp of sugar and cream of tartar and whip for 4-5 minutes until glossy and stiff.
- fold yolks into whites
- fold sugar into the mix in three batches
- fold flour mixture into that mix in three batches
bake for 50-6- minutes until it springs back
- cool upside down and let stand for 2 hours before removing the cake.
Friends have preferred this to regular wheat cake because of the fine texture.
another favorite because it doesn't feel gluten-freeish, just different, if you know what I mean.
2 eggs
1/2 cup ricotta cheese
1 tbsp veg oil
1/2 cup rice flour
2 tsp sugar
1 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
3/3 cup milk or nondairy liquid of your liking
in a food proc or mixer, beat together the eggs, ricotta and oil. sift dry ingredients together and beat into the eggs alternately with your liquid. the mixture is thin. Cook them off! But they burn quite easily and they are rather delicate in texture so use caution.
re: alex8alot
is this like a frittata or quiche? sounds nummy.
re: lollya
um sorry, how dumb of me. they are pancakes! the perils of typing while breastfeeding one kid and begging another one to stop dumping toys in the toilet.
re: alex8alot
ack! hahah. not dumb alex, just the joys of motherhood! thank you for all of your help.
Energee Foods has some really great products. I have no allergies but my husband does so I am always trying new things. Energee has some fantastic Cinnamon Rolls, Biscotti, pretzels etc and I can tell you, that I am amazed that they are wheat and gluten free. Go to thier web site and check it out!
I have had some success with adding xanthum gum to my recipes. It helps with the lack of gluten. Its expensive but a little goes a long way. I have achieved a tortilla with good texture, and a pita like item. I use a mix of flours that i make becuase i can't have corn - so arrowroot, rice , potato and a couple of others - still working on that. Tortilla recipe and a couple of other decent items of livingwithout.com
My husband and I are vegan and I'm gluten-free. We buy the gluten-free pasta from Trader Joe's. With any gf pasta, you need to get it out of the water quickly when cooking time is up, otherwise it disintegrates (sp?). Consider getting Bette Hagman's "The Gluten-Free Gourmet Bakes Bread" (it's not vegan but we easily veganize the recipes). We have a VitaMix and make our own brown rice flour, garbanzo flour, buckwheat flour. If we want a small amount or use something tiny like amaranth or quinoa, we use a coffee/spice grinder. We buy sorghum flour (Bob's Red Mill). WFM and TJ's have lists of their gf products. When substituting gf flours in mainstream recipes you'll need to add xanthan gum or guar gum to hold things together.
i personally love rice noodles...:o) but you may also want to try house foods tofu shirataki which contains no wheat and hardly any calories either...they have 3 styles: fettucine, spaghetti and angel hair...my favorite is fettucine...
Here is a wheat/gluten free recipe for pasta
225g/8oz Amaranth flour
125g/5oz Tapioca Flour
1 Egg
1 tbsp Walnut Oil
1-2 tablespoons Water
1. Sift together the flours into a large mixing bowl.
2. Make a well in the centre then add the remaining ingredients and mix well.
3. Turn onto a lightly floured surface and knead for 10 minutes. until smooth and elastic.
4. Cover with clingfilm and allow to rest for 20 minutes.
5. Roll out thinly and form into whatever pasta shape your recipe calls for. Cook in boiling water for 3-4 minutes.
Here's a link to TJ's gf products, though they're not necessarily veg. You'd have to read labels or cross check with their veg list. http://www.traderjoes.com/Attachments...
some new GF options I've stumbled upon:
DipDunk Cookies (local) http://www.dipdunkcookies.com/
McGovern's Organics (local - meals) http://www.mcgovernsorganics.com/
Twin Hens (mail order - GF pot pie) http://www.twinhens.com/ordering.html
You might want to check out this bread mix. I've tried the bread and its delicious, tender and not crumbly.
re: scuzzo
Very cool! I've never heard of this bread.
I can say that the Udi's bread located in the frozen section at both Central Market and Whole Foods is wonderful. It's the first 'chewy' GF bread I've found.
There's a bakery in San Francisco that makes these increadible Apple tarts. It's called Crave and they have a website. I tried their product in San Francisco about 5 years back and more recently at Whole Foods in Boulder. I'm hoping the Austin Whole Foods will start carrying their product. I like the fact that they sell smaller, individual sized portions.
It's always a bummer to want to by something sweet and be forced to purchase an $8 four pack.
I have a wheat allergy/intolerance. I can handle spelt and oats. If you can consume spelt without problems it is probably the best and easiest option. It behaves like an all purpose or a cake flour. I buy Vita Spelt white spelt flour. You can make a decent loaf of bread as long as you stick to denser loaves. It works great in moist bread recipes. It does not do so great for french bread. I can get a passable loaf of french but nothing like a good loaf of wheat. For baking pastries, cakes and cookies I actually prefer the end result using spelt as does everyone else in the house so I use the white spelt for those kinds of things. Tinkyada rice pasta is great. I do find that without strong sauces or accompaniments it tastes a bit different. Vita Spelt also makes a pasta line that is really good if you can find it. There is also a brand of GF pasta called Deboules (Sp?) and even Walmart carries that.
The biggest problem I found was hidden wheat in processed foods. Others already mentioned common foods that have hidden wheat ingredients. This caused me to start cooking more and more from scratch to avoid all of these hidden additions of wheat. San-J tamari soy sauce is also a good wheat free product, better than many of the wheat soy sauces. Wheat is used in many soups and sauces as a thickener. Corn starch can be substituted in many of them. Spelt works just like wheat in those that require the properties wheat brings to the dish.
Find what foods you really miss and focus on finding a good tasting alternative for those.
You might find the following of interest:
The Gluten-Free Gourmet Bakes Bread by Bette Hagman
The Gluten-Free Vegetarian Kitchen by Donna Klein
The Gluten-Free Vegan by Susan O'Brien
The Allergen-Free Baker's Handbook: How to Bake without Gluten, Wheat, Dairy, Eggs, Soy, Peanuts, Tree nuts, and sesame by Cybele Pascal
Pure and Simple: Delicious Whole Natural Foods Cookbook Vegan, MSG Free and Gluten Free by Tami A. Benton
and Flying Apron's Gluten-Free & Vegan Baking Book by Jennifer Katzinger


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Ocean Group
4 October 1999
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Ocean Group's legal department has been a busy place since Ian Goulden took over as its head three years ago. His appointment came as the company began a phase of international expansion that has seen it spend £363m on acquisitions since the beginning of 1997.
More than 80 per cent of this has gone on its main business of logistics: the transport, storage and management of customers' supply chains. The rest has been spent on its other areas of waste management and towage.
The company was founded in Liverpool in 1865 as a shipping company, but from the late 1960s began diversifying into other logistics businesses, finally withdrawing from liner shipping in 1989.
Goulden says the legal department has decentralised in recent years and most of its 11 lawyers are now based outside the company's head office in Bracknell. "The towage business has a lawyer based in Woking, the environmental business has two lawyers sitting with it in central London, and we have lawyers sitting with other operations in the US, Singapore and The Netherlands," says Goulden.
The company does as much work as possible in-house. "The majority of our business involves commercial contracts and we keep that for ourselves," says Goulden. "We deal with our own employment matters by and large."
Ocean brought all its logistics businesses together last year under the MSAS Global Logistics brand. This meant restructuring some of the businesses internally and registering a new logo throughout the world, which was led by the legal department.
The internal work was relatively straightforward, says Goulden, but registering the new brand in more than 60 registries was "a hell of a job" which is still going on.
"Major transactions such as mergers and acquisitions are done in conjunction with outside firms, and as a matter of practice we tend to send out property and litigation work," he says.
Goulden says the company does not have a panel of firms and that he takes a "horses for courses" approach to outside work, sometimes using local or niche firms.
"We wouldn't use a City firm for routine work and we wouldn't use a local firm for a £100m acquisition," he says. "As with everything these days, cost is a significant factor but not the major factor."
Slaughters is the company's general corporate firm and acts on most M&A work, but Lovells advised on Ocean's most recent UK deal, the £41m acquisition of landfill company Parkhill Reclamation.
US firm Gibson Dunn & Crutcher worked on this year's purchase of US transport company Mark VII for £143m. Dutch firm Nauta Dutilh advised on the purchase of air freight operation Dutch Air last year and handles other work in The Netherlands, where the company has major interests.
Goulden says that as Ocean expands internationally, he is increasingly focusing on risk management. "We have over 550 locations in 112 countries and the big contracts with big customers get handled through the legal department, but most of our routine business is undertaken under our standard conditions and when you have got that many locations it can be difficult to ensure rigid contractual discipline across the group.
"For instance, a manager in a remote location might unwittingly deviate from our standard terms. Because many transactions are not handled through the legal department it is something we are constantly working on and we have recently introduced new contractual guidelines for managers worldwide."
Ian Goulden
Head of legal
Ocean Group
|Ocean Group
|Global logistics
|FTSE 250 ranking
|Market capitalisation
|Legal function
|11 lawyers worldwide
|Head of legal
|Ian Goulden
|Reporting to
|John Coghlan, group finance director
|Main location for lawyers
|Four in Bracknell, Berkshire, with others around the UK and in the US, Singapore and The Netherlands
|Main law firm
|Slaughter and May (general corporate and M&A), Dibb Lupton Alsop (property, construction, litigation and pensions), Lovell White Durrant (competition, environmental and employment), Brachers (property)


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The 2014 NBA Western Conference Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder has been one-sided, to say the least.
A Silver and Black Basketball Attack.
Air Alamo covered Game 1 and Game 2, both blowout wins for San Antonio, so Game 3 is pivotal for the Thunder.
Though they are down 2-0, Kevin Durant and company return home to OKC for Game 3 and 4. OKC has one of the best crowds in the NBA, and they will certainly need all the help they can get to keep their season alive. Teams very rarely come back from a 2-0 deficit, and no teams has ever come back from a 3-0 hole; but the Thunder have history on their side.
Only four teams have overcome a 2-0 deficit to win the conference finals. The last to do it? The Thunder vs. the Spurs in 2012.
— NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) May 22, 2014
Can the Thunder repeat history and pull off another spectacular comeback to reach the
Miami Heat NBA Finals?
Unfortunately for OKC fans, all signs point to the negative. Bleacher Report's Stephen Babb reminds us of their loss of star power as compared to the 2012 series:
If the Thunder are going to repeat their 2012 series comeback, the ball will have to start moving. Durant and Westbrook should undoubtedly take the majority of shots, but they still have to let the offense come to them. If they get better looks, they could turn this series around—even without significant help from their supporting cast.
All the same, there are important differences between this series and its 2012 iteration.
Serge Ibaka is missing in action on account of a calf injury, and that puts a serious crimp in OKC's ability to shut down the paint without collapsing the entire defense.
The Thunder are also missing James Harden this time around. That's nothing new, but it's a game changer in terms of this squad's ability to recover from a 2-0 deficit.
Harden made over 49 percent of his field-goal attempts during the 2012 series, serving as an all-important third scorer and easing the pressure on Durant and Westbrook to do it all. He made over 60 percent of his three-point attempts in that series, spacing the floor and sinking dagger after dagger.
The Thunder no longer have the luxury of overwhelming star power. They can't rely on talent alone this time. They have to instead utilize a team-oriented offense that keeps the Spurs off balance. Among all the adjustments Brooks makes in advance of Game 3, that will be priority No. 1.
Proof of the need for more ball movement? Just count the assists. Through the first two games, San Antonio has a combined 55 assists. The Thunder have just 37.
Tom Osborn of the San Antonio Express-News gathered meticulous quotes from the Spurs players, who always seem careful about what they say (except maybe for Boris Diaw).
Ginobili: "We can't get satisfied…We have to be very humble, knowing we are in same spot as we were 2 years ago. #Spurs
— Tom Orsborn (@tom_orsborn) May 22, 2014
Duncan: "Defensively, we were good. Shots will go in some days, shots won't go in some days. But if we defend like that, we (win)." #Spurs
— Tom Orsborn (@tom_orsborn) May 22, 2014
Tough quote to take from Boris Diaw if you are a Thunder fan: "They gave up on the game pretty early." #Spurs
— Tom Orsborn (@tom_orsborn) May 22, 2014
More from Ginobili on not blowing this one: "We cannot take anything for granted...It is never over until you win the fourth game." #Spurs
— Tom Orsborn (@tom_orsborn) May 22, 2014
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PORTAGE, Mich. (AP) - A 58-year-old man has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of his 56-year-old estranged wife, whose body was found inside her southwestern Michigan apartment.
Clinton E. Smith made the plea Friday in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court. The plea means he won't face the possibility of a jury convicting him of first-degree murder.
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The SEC on CBS announced its 2013 schedule today. And you can rest assured that Verne Lundquist will be chortling and Gary Danielson will be doing whatever it is Gary Danielson does when CBS Sports' SEC "Game of the Week" kicks off on Sept. 14 as the Alabama Crimson Tide travel to College Station to take on the Texas A&M Aggies. You can ship in all the chips that Johnny Manziel is the center of attention, too.
The SEC and CBS will partner to air 16 games during their 13-week season, including two doubleheaders and the SEC Championship Game on Dec. 7. In addition to their partnership with the SEC, CBS will also air Air Force at Navy on Oct. 5, the Army vs. Navy game on Dec. 14 and the Sun Bowl on New Years Eve.
This marks the 13th consecutive season of the SEC on CBS, and Saturday afternoons with Uncle Verne and Cousin Gary have become tradition in the South. From Lundquist confusing names to Danielson's God-awful jokes, we've embraced even the flaws of CBS' coverage and accepted CBS as the SEC's personal national stage.
Bama vs. A&M and the SEC Championship Game join the two service academy games and the Sun Bowl as the only announced matchups on CBS' schedule. The rest of the season is flex scheduled and usually gets announced a few weeks in advance of the actual game.
However, when an SEC fan does see his team crop up on the SEC on CBS schedule, Saturday often takes on new meaning. It means a large national audience in what is undoubtedly a huge game for both schools, and for those in attendance it means an early wakeup call and the rowdiest morning crowd you'll ever see. Oh, and don't forget breakfast barbecue… lots and lots of barbecue.
Of course, 2013 fires out of the starting gates like a rocket, as Bama at A&M may be the most heavily anticipated game on the SEC schedule. The story lines will be abundant, and per CBS regulations, you can expect hundreds of anecdotes about Johnny Manziel, AJ McCarron and Nick Saban.
Manziel is already in that rarefied air of recent SEC Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks that includes Cam Newton and Tim Tebow, and you can be certain that he's the focus of the cameras on Sept. 14. Meanwhile, McCarron has spent quite a bit of time in the limelight as well.
Then, of course, you have Alabama coming off their third national championship in four years with Nick Saban looking to avenge their only loss of 2012. Kevin Sumlin and the Aggies, on the other hand, will try to cement themselves in the upper-echelon of the SEC West.
The SEC on CBS figures to have another exciting season in 2013, and I won't be surprised if it culminates with another national semifinal on Dec. 7 in the SEC Championship Game. And despite how much I enjoy poking fun at them, it only seems fitting that the two biggest games on the schedule this season in the SEC start and end the season with Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson on the mic.
Update: CBS has announced that the Florida vs. Georgia game in Jacksonville on Nov. 2 will air on CBS at 3:30 with Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson on the call. Tracy Wolfson will be on the sidelines.
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Vaughan Williams
Symphony Nº. 1, A Sea Symphony (1903-1909)
on texts by Walt Whitman
I. A Song for All Seas, All Ships
II. On the Beach at Night, Alone
III. Scherzo: The Waves
IV. Finale: The Explorers
Felicity Lott, Jonathan Summers
London Philharmonic Orchestra & Chorus
Bernard Haitink
"He is the only one of my students who does not try to write like me."
- Maurice Ravel
"He was aware of the common aspirations of generations of ordinary men and women with whom he felt a deep, contemplative sympathy. And so there is in his work a fundamental tension between traditional concepts of belief and morality and a modern spiritual anguish which is also visionary."
- Ursula Vaughan Williams
Vaughan Williams
Toward the Unknown Region,
song for chorus and orchestra (1906)
London Symphony Chorus & Orch.
Bryden Thomson, cond.
Vaughan Williams
Concerto for oboe and strings (1944)
III. Finale (Scherzo)
Vaughan Williams
Phantasy Quintet (1935)
I. Prelude: Lento ma non troppo
II. Scherzo: Prestissimo
III. Alla Sarabanda: Lento
IV. Burlesca: Allegro moderato
Endellion Quartet
"Film composing is a splendid discipline, and I recommend a course of it to all composition teachers whose pupils are apt to be dawdling in their ideas, or whose every bar is sacred and must not be cut or altered."
Vaughan Williams
Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Sir Andrew Davis
"The audience is requested not to refrain from talking during the overture. Otherwise, they will know all the tunes before the opera begins."
Vaughan Williams - "The Turtle Dove" (trad. English, arr.)
The Cambridge Singers
(photo by rhallam)
"Ravel was a pleasant visitor. Ralph enjoyed taking him sight-seeing, and was fascinated to find that he liked English food—the one thing the Cheyne Walk household had foreseen as a problem. But it was no problem at all: it appeared that steak and kidney pudding with stout at Waterloo station was Ravel's idea of pleasurably lunching out."
- Ursula Vaughan Williams, describing a visit by Ravel to England in 1909.
from A Ravel Reader, ed. A. Orenstein
Romance (1914) by Ralph Vaughan Williams
The Romance for viola and piano was one of many pieces found in Ralph Vaughan Williams' library after his death in 1958. It is probable that it was written and dedicated to the great English violist, Lionel Tertis, along with Vaughan Williams' other pieces for viola, Flos Campi and the Suite for viola and small orchestra. The date of the composition is not known, but it is thought that it dates from around 1914. The piece is composed in arch form. It opens with soft, pentatonic murmurings from the piano, expanding into a rather melancholy and songful aria for the viola. The middle is somewhat restless and anguished, before closing in a similar manner to the beginning. The pentatonic modality is used throughout, though there are also stirring false relations and chromatic sections. Despite its relative brevity and content, the piece has, since its publication in 1961, gained a place in the modern viola repertoire.
— Wikipedia.org
Ralph Vaughan Williams - Six studies in English folksong (clarinet version)
Jonathan Cohler, clarinet
Judith Gordon, piano
I have played these before in their original incarnation with a cellist—such simple but artfully constructed and gorgeous music. The chicken noodle soup of the sound world.
"But in the next world I shan't be doing music, with all the striving and disappointments. I shall be being it."
English composer Ralph Vaughan Williams in his medical corps uniform, ca. 1917.
Vaughan Williams - Piano Concerto
I. Toccata
Howard Shelley, piano
Royal Philharmonic Orch., Vernon Handley, cond.
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Carnitas' Snack Shack coming to Del Mar Highlands
Carnitas' Snack Shack, San Diego's "original fast-casual porkhouse," is coming to Del Mar Highlands Town Center to fill the spot left vacant by The Counter. This will be the second location for the Snack Shack; Chef Hanis Cavin and Sara Stroud opened their popular first location in North Park in 2011, with lines often stretching out the door.
The eatery specializes in pork-centric American cuisine, snacks and locally-sourced craft beers. The menu changes daily as they serve up local, farm fresh food such as pork belly, carnitas tacos, steak sandwiches, turkey meatballs and seasoned fries with bacon ketchup. The eatery's Triple Threat Pork Sandwich includes pork loin schnitzel, pulled pork and bacon. Carnitas' Snack Shack aims to open its doors in July or August 2014. For updates, follow them on twitter at @CarnitasSnacks2 or visit carnitassnackshack.com.
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eHandover is an award-winning, clinician-designed handover solution that benefits patients, users and the overall health organisation.
Based on standard Microsoft tools that are readily available in most Trusts, as well as already being familiar to clinicians, it is no exaggeration to say that a Doctor can learn to use this solution in minutes.
With a full audit trail and providing a range of reporting options, not only are patients and clinicians protected, the Trust can also use the audit information from the solution as an education source to improve care and patient outcomes.
The process is overseen by a senior clinician; to maintain a high standard of clinical governance, and supports the continuing education of junior Doctors.eHandover is more than just an innovative IT solution; it is a practical handover methodology that will revolutionise the way we tackle patient handover in the future.
Ascribe and Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust were awarded the E-Health Insider award for eHandover in the category of 'Best use of IT to promote patient safety'.
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According to a report from the Associated Press, New York Knicks center Tyson Chandler will be named NBA Defensive Player of the Year when the award is announced on Wednesday.
Yahoo Sports first reported the news and it's well-deserving, given the impact Chandler made on the porous Knicks defense throughout the regular season.
The Knicks went from tied for 27th in the NBA in opponent points per game last season to 11th in their first season with Chandler at center. They trimmed 11 points off the 105.7 they yielded during the 2010-11 season.
Chandler helped the Dallas Mavericks win their first NBA title last season, but the Mavericks made no attempt to re-sign him so they could retain salary flexibility for this summer. He quickly became the top big man on the market and the Knicks, long one of the league's worst defensive clubs, emerged as a surprising suitor. They even waived point guard Chauncey Billups using the amnesty clause so they could fit Chandler under the salary cap.
He was worth it, particularly after the Knicks became a more defensive-minded team following coach Mike D'Antoni's resignation in March. The Knicks went on to finish seventh in the Eastern Conference and trail Miami 2-0 in their first-round playoff series.
Chandler averaged 9.9 rebounds and 1.4 blocked shots during the regular season and also had one of his best offensive seasons, averaging 11.3 points and shooting an NBA-high 67.9 percent from the field.
But the numbers don't tell the whole story of Chandler's impact on this Knicks team.
He's the one gut that simply can't be replaced. His presence alone helped change the culture in the Knicks locker room. They need a leader and as good as Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire are as individual players, the leader of the team very well could be Chandler.
He plays hard and the numbers back up the type of impact he had on this Knicks team. Chandler is a more than deserving winner.
Chandler becomes the first Knicks player to win the award and ends the three-year winning streak of Orlando's Dwight Howard.
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For more than forty years Black Widow 239445 had lain neglected on a foreign mountainside. The aircraft was all but forgotten, were it not for the single-minded determination displayed by the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum's co-founder Gene Strine in finding, recovering, and restoring this one-of-a-kind World War II combat aircraft.
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The Mid Atlantic Air Museum requests your support through one of the following donation categories:
$50 - You will receive a P-61 Black Widow Recovery and Restoration Team Certificate, suitable for framing as our thank-you gift.
$100 - In addition to the certificate, you will get a souvenir piece of P-61 aircraft skin from P-61B "42-39445". This skin, approximately 4 inches square, was removed during restoration and is certified by the Museum to be a piece original to the aircraft. In addition, your name will be engraved on the P-61 "Sponsor's Wall" in the Museum.
$500 - In addition to all of the above, you will receive a resin-cast and hand-detailed 1/72 model of a P-61B.
$1,000 or more - You will receive all the items above, plus a limited-edition P-61 print by David Lee Sample.
Even if you can not afford to donate at one of these levels, every dollar counts and we will be grateful for any support you can give.
You may donate as little as $5 by credit card on our MAAM Online Store. Thank-you.
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A cult hit upon release, Luis Buñuel's Belle De Jour turns 40 this year. And while its gift turns out to be an extras-lite DVD reissue that'll leave cinephiles feeling like a kid who expected a new bicycle and received a puncture-repair kit, the film itself remains fresh and vital.
Based on Joseph Kessel's same-titled novel ("Cheap fiction," sneered Buñuel), this erotic, enigmatic tease of a film flits between reality and fantasy as it burrows into the head of Séverine (Catherine Deneuve), a bored surgeon's wife who eradicates her ennui by turning tricks in a high-class brothel. At home, she's unable or unwilling to indulge her passions beyond a chaste kiss; at work, she sates her unvoiced masochistic desires, a sly smile curling the corner of her lips as her first John throws her on the bed.
Séverine's innermost fantasies also present themselves in a series of daydreams, with Buñuel and screenwriter Jean-Claude Carrière adding a "phantasmagorical dimension" to the source novel. These sequences, barely signposted, see our glacial, elegant heroine whipped and raped, bound and pelted with mud and subjected to unspecified sexual abuse with a broken bottle. Yet another episode – maybe real, maybe fantasy – has Séverine visit the castle of a Duke, her pallid, motionless body laid out in a coffin for her host to masturbate over his dead 'daughter'.
Cryptic and illuminating, disturbing and liberating, Belle De Jour resists clichés and coarseness as it explores female eroticism, a subject previously relegated to the dark corners of film noir and Val Lewton's B-chiller Cat People. It also scratches at Buñuel's familiar themes, humourously attacking the bourgeoisie, the Catholic church and the stifling conventions that so many of us not only accept but seem to crave.
Any questions that can be answered – and many can't, Belle De Jour defying psychological analysis even as it invites it – are cleared-up in a half-hour documentary and a muttering, stuttering commentary by film professor Peter Evans. What is it that buzzes in the box carried by an Asian client? Why is the soundtrack littered with mewling cats and tinkling cowbells? And what the hell does the closing scene signify, with its assembly of motifs and its head-on collision of reality and fantasy? Perhaps very little at all, suggests Carrière, explaining how it amused Buñuel to toy with viewers' desire to psychoanalyse, to solicit their "reductive readings".
Carrière also lends insights into Buñuel's adoption of Surrealism in the mid-1920s, his ensuing, peripatetic career in Spain, America, Mexico and France and the tenacity with which he researched Belle De Jour, visiting psychiatrists and prostitutes. "All the fantasies described in the film have been experienced at some point by a woman," attests the writer. Yes, even the one where Séverine plays dead, the Duke shuddering with pleasure as he says, "Worms are eating you up..."


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Re: August 2013 Board
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