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The ultimate in surfing chic! Reproduced from John Van Hamersvelt's original poster art for Bruce Brown's legendary 1966 surfing film, this awesome poster features hot colors, sharp silhouettes, and the mantra for surfers everywhere! A little known fact: the silhouettes in the artwork are the filmmaker himself (Bruce Brown), and his two surfing partners, Robert August and Mike Hynson. The perfect way to decorate the wall of any surfing enthusiast, or any fan of 1960s style!
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November 8, 2012
I recently had the privilege to team up with Keith Gehrke over at Able Brewing for a limited edition Kone V.3 Brewing Instruction poster. To me, Able is a holistic example of a company that prides itself on quality– in product, design, research, customer service, etc. For these reasons, it was an extra special opportunity for me to be a part of this Artist Series. I've chatted with Keith over coffee, and really admire what he's doing for the coffee industry.
I had a ton of fun working on this poster, and am happy with the end result– a hand-drawn rendering of the Kone V.3 instructions. If you like it, be sure to head over to the Able site, where you can purchase your own. It's a 13×19 poster, only 25 were made, and all proceeds go to the artist (me).
Many thanks to Able, and for the guys at Jolby and Friends for the opportunity. Check out their poster as well!
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Colts quarterback Peyton Manning has been working out at Duke this week, an athletic department spokesman said Thursday.
The cover was blown earlier Thursday when Matt Skura, a Duke football player, wrote on Twitter that he was "stretching" next to Manning. The post was later taken down.
The connection between Manning and Duke is Blue Devils coach David Cutcliffe. He was an assistant coach at Tennessee when Manning played there. He was head coach at Mississippi when Eli Manning played there.
Manning told The Indianapolis Star's Mike Chappell after the Super Bowl that he might move around the country during his rehabilitation so he can throw to "familiar receivers."
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FTC Consumer Alert Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Consumer Protection Division of Consumer & Business Education Diversity Visa Lottery: Read the Rules, Avoid the Rip-Offs If you or someone you know is trying to get a green card — the right to live in the United States permanently — be on the lookout for unscrupulous businesses and attorneys. They'll claim that, for a fee, they can make it easier to enter the U. S. State Department's annual Diversity Visa (DV) lottery (also known as the "green card lottery") or increase your chances of winning the DV lottery. Each year, the State Department conducts a lottery through its DV program to distribute applications for 50,000 immigrant visas. Winners of the lottery have a chance to apply for an immigrant visa, which can be used to enter the U. S. Winners are selected randomly, and there is no fee to enter the lottery. Entries to the DV lottery must be submitted online at www.dvlottery.state.gov. 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Lewis Hamilton says he would "love" to be booed in Monza if it meant he had won the grand prix...
Lewis Hamilton says he would "love" to be booed in Monza if it meant he had won the grand prix.
Driving for McLaren last season, the Brit was booed by the tifosi after beating Sergio Perez and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso to the chequered flag at Monza.
This season, now with Mercedes, Hamilton has just one race win to his name having triumphed at the Hungarian GP ahead of the winter break.
And although he started the next grand prix, Spa, from pole position, the Brit was not able to translated that into a race victory, finishing third.
This weekend, though, he hopes to get back to winning ways - even if it means being booed on the podium.
"I would love to have that experience again this year - I'd pay to have that experience," said Hamilton when asked about being booed.
"If I'm up there and I'm being booed that means I've won, so I definitely want that.
"I'm sure it will be the same again this year, although surprisingly I have a lot of support here, which I wouldn't have expected.
"Despite that, it's probably going to take a long time before all the Ferrari fans change their opinion of me."


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Traditional watch, 34 mm. Case in 18K white gold set with 52 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 0.8 ct). Dial set with 510 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 1.7 ct). 18K white gold bracelet set with 514 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 15.8 ct). Manufacture Piaget 430P ultra-thin hand-wound mechanical movement.
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The Orion XT 8" Classic Dobsonian Reflector by Orion is a great beginner telescope. User-friendly with minimal set up and maintenance, the Orion XT 8" Classic Dobsonian Reflector features great optical and mechanical quality, so instead of fussing too much with the equipment, you can enjoy the view. Using a system of mirrors to produce images, this Orion XT 8" Classic Dobsonian Reflector is excellent for faint deep sky objects like remote galaxies because of the larger aperture. They provide the brightest view per dollar spent.Features & Benefits:
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Implementation of IBS Bookmaster for LexisNexis in five countries (South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and Singapore)
Not only was the development of subscriptions a success but all five countries went live on IBS Bookmaster within a tight 5-month implementation period. IBS Bookmaster software is now used by LexisNexis in seven countries. IBS spoke with Mervyn Van Zyl, CFO of LexisNexis, South Africa, to find out how business was progressing five years after the original implementation of IBS Bookmaster.
It was publishing-specific and it had a far more comprehensive approach to our industry requirements compared to a few other publishing systems that we explored.
Prior to IBS Bookmaster software, processing orders was extremely time consuming. Implementing this publishing system resulted in a much speedier turnaround time. Now we're able to process priority orders within a mere 12 hours and normal orders within 24 hours.
Firstly, we are a subscriptions publisher and not a book publisher. IBS Bookmaster software initially tended to better suit the needs of general publishing. And although we have utilized the overlapping fields like royalties, book distribution, book production, order processing, financials etc. – the major development that most benefited our business is the Subscriptions management system. It caters for our requirements perfectly.
It works remarkably well and has had an all-round positive effect on our business. Previous time-consuming and labor-intensive manual processing is now automated from creation of orders to renewals and invoicing. We are also now able to easily create, view, modify and manage subscribers and products. Of course, this has meant that the entire subscriptions program runs very smoothly resulting in enormous savings in both time and staff resources. It has also reduced the potential for errors.
We bought both systems last year and I must say that BI has been an incredible tool for our business. I would go as far as to say that we haven't bought anything for a long time that has provided us with such immediate value. We can now produce more in-depth reports which assist in our marketing efforts.
Yes, last year BI enabled us to effectively implement a new product called Fixed Service Plans (FSP). FSP offers customers the choice of receiving one invoice with one charge as well as access to an intranet service, "My LexisNexis". However determining the correct single fee for every customer was a huge problem. We needed to be able to extract from IBS Bookmaster software the total amount a customer spent with us. These transactions were extremely difficult to source and analyse prior to BI implementation. For example, one of our customers, Standard Bank (a major South African bank) has over 400 separate accounts with us. Utilising BI, in 15 minutes we were able to link all of the bank's branches to clearly show their total spend.
Once we showed customers how much money they were spending overall and how much it was costing them in administration costs to process these orders individually, they were keen to utilize our FSP product.
What makes BI such a powerful extension of IBS Bookmaster is its ability to provide us with concise information quickly which in turn allows us to confidently implement our business objectives.
While we still haven't exploited the full potential of e-Commerce, we've had some excellent results so far. We utilise the B2B and B2C features. In the first three months of this year we achieved the same turnover (in processing orders on the internet) that was achieved in 12 months last year.
The old (E-commerce) system wasn't user-friendly. It was tedious and lengthy and often annoyed customers. It was easier for them to simply fax the orders to us. So even though we received the same number of orders they were not done via the internet, using the e-Commerce system.
Yes that was the biggest problem! Using the old system, a typical order started with it being printed off the site and handed to the Order Processing department the following day. If the credit card checks etc. were approved, the order would get to the distribution system the following day and be dispatched. That's already TWO days - assuming there were no hitches which could delay the process further. With the current e-Commerce system everything happens in real time! The customer orders online, credit card checks are done immediately, the order is authorised and within the hour the product is ready to be shipped!
Well, its features speak for themselves. We've got pictures; we've got blurbs, all within the core IBS Bookmaster system. Customers can not only track their orders but also generate copies of their invoices, credit notes and statements. So, it's working really well, though I'm certain its full potential has not yet been exploited.
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Inspired by Du Bois, Cory Booker reflects on the individual yearning of black men as essential to collective struggle. For him, the gift of his skin color is in allowing a better appreciation of the texture of humanity and a deeper ability to feel compassion.
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How do we teach our children to be aware, to question, to be tolerant, to be resilient and righteous? How do we nurture their brilliance and bravery? A photoquote from poet Elizabeth Alexander, inspired by W.E.B. Du Bois
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New research shows that charitable giving for religious organizations declined in the past few years. This trend, Martin Marty suggests, both reflects American's dwindling interest in religious institutions and offers an opportunity for religious organizations to appeal to "the better angels of their nature."
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With ISIS insurgent forces moving towards Baghdad, a religious historian hears the echoes of past foreign policy missteps. And, once again, he sees Sunni and Shi'ite forces preparing for war.
A student of agriculture applies the lessons from permaculture to our increasingly polarized political climate. Just as there are plant guilds, she writes, we can create people guilds too.
A Russian ballerina's photos reveal the joy of dance in daily life. The Your Audio Selfie project is a hit. Haidt gives depth to the latest Pew research in the news. A mother reflects on her father's quiet presence.
Parker Palmer draws on the words of two poets to remind us that we must embrace receptivity and gratitude to live a full life.
Turning a camera on the staff, our recently departed intern captures a piece of the radio production process for a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to produce On Being.
What would happen if, rather than "making an idol out of certainty" and shunning uncertainty, we leaned into it? A pastor wonders whether doubt might make us more empathic and less anxious society.
A hero to some and heretic to others, once more the theologian Hans Küng has sparked much debate in Germany with his recent question, "How long do I want to live?"
Our weekly roundup of all things curious and inspiring, including a photo series that speaks to the quiet human dramas of daily life, an inspirational story of a healer finding his calling, music from Leonard Cohen that offers solace, and an unusual and poetic meditation on loss.
A video with Parker Palmer discussing Lincoln's depression and how he sees the 16th U.S. President's ability to reconcile the darkness and lightness within himself as a lesson for us all in healing the heart of democracy.
A daughter reflects on the quiet, unassuming ways of her father — and how being "rooted in the physical" helps her and her son connect without the use of words or a faith in something larger than what's in front of them.
The best of the week — including an invitation to our studios, a lesson in the uniqueness of humans, sage words from Parker Palmer on paradox, and an arresting collection of images that captures everyday life in Africa.
Some thoughts on Leonard Cohen, our small and imperfect contributions to solving big problems, the "potluck supper approach to social change," and how the light gets in.
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Mallory Park is near Wigan in Lancashire, if you are travelling by car northbound then it's off junction 25 of the M6. If you are travelling southbound there is no junction 25, so drive a further mile to junction 24 and return northbound. Once off the M6 follow the signs for A49 Wigan & Wigan Pier, then turn right and follow the sign for A49 Ashton. Next, turn left onto the B5207/Bryn Road and left again onto Lockett Road. Finally turn left onto 3 Sisters Road and follow it up to the track.
3 Sisters Racing Circuit,
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Using a Sat Nav? Three Sisters' post code is WN4 8DD.
Based in the industrial heartlands of Lancashire, the Three Sisters circuit is named after 3 huge spoil heaps that occupied the space before it was cleared. The locality is woodland that used to host waste from the coal mining industry, this waste was cleared in the 1970s.
The former brownfield site is now one of the most intricate circuits in the UK and specialises in go-karting and other single seater races. The track can be as short as 400m for this kind of event or can be extended to four times this size. Three Sisters even offers an experience with a genuine ex-Grand Prix Formula 1 car!
Is that not your thing? Would you prefer a car with a little more comfort (or at least a roof and door)? Take a look through the other sports car experiences available. For example, take a Ferrari 360 out for a spin at Three Sisters and you'll get a fast ride in a super cool sports car and won't get wet if it rains!
Three Sisters is very popular with young people because of its karting, but if you'd like to treat a young person to a drive in a real car book one of our junior driving experiences. Three Sisters provides a great service and allows you to put Jenson Button Junior in either a Ferrari or a performance hatchback to give them their first taste of driving.


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2 pounds
beef stew meat, cut into 1 inch cubes
1 (14.5 ounce) can
diced tomatoes with juice
1 cup
3 tablespoons
instant tapioca
1 tablespoon
beef bouillon granules
2 teaspoons
white sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons
1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper
carrots, cut into 1 inch pieces
2 strips
celery, cut into 3/4 inch pieces
potato, peeled and cubed
onion, roughly chopped
1 slice
bread, cubed
Good base recipe, you can definitely make your own modifications. I add about half a cup of dry red wine. I also boil my water first and then add about four beef bullion cubes (instead of granules), get a broth going, and then stir in a few tablespoons of cold water whisked with a few tablespoons of cornstarch (instead of tapioca). This mixture gives me a nice gravy base to start off with. In the meantime I brown my beef (tossed with flour, garlic and onion powders, salt, and pepper) in a large saucepan (pot). Once it has browned I pour a little more red wine in the pot to loosen up the brown bits on the bottom (that's where the good flavor comes from), and then toss in my 'gravy' mixture and the canned tomatoes. I actually drain about half the liquid out because I add more water later. I then add all my vegetables...potatoes, celery, carrots, onions, peas...and then I add some addtional salt, garlic and onion powder, and some a few teaspoons of minced garlic (I looooove garlic) and just a pinch of sugar. I then add just enough water to cover the food, stir it up, bring to a slow boil, and then reduce heat to a nice simmer. I leave it on the stove for about an hour and then transfer to the oven for about another hour, or until the meat is tender. It's important to have enough liquid to cover your entire dish or it will come out dry and your meat will not be very tender.
Followed the recipe exactly & turned out to be a weirdly sweet tasting stew :( I don't think instant tapioca is a good blend for stew and the bread chunks ended up very soggy.
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This is a great recipe! However I did use some of the suggestions of the other reviewers. Definitely use a few tablespoons of cornstarch with a few tablespoons of cold water instead of the tapioca. I've used tapioca in the past (because that was what my mom used), but the stew gravy always seemed to have little geletin like dots in it--corn starch leaves it nice and creamy. I dredged my meat in flour, garlic and onion powders, pepper, and salt by combining all ingredients in a plastic bag with the meat and shaking it. Then I browned the meat in a cast iron pot, took out and set aside. Added about 4 cups of water with 4 bullion cubes and brought to a boil. Added can of diced tomatoes, garlic powder, 2 cloves of fresh minced garlic, a little salt, sugar, corn starch and cold water mixture, and made my gravy being sure to dredge up the bits and pieces left over from the meat in the bottom of the pan. Then I returned the meat to the pot and added the vegetables (which I chopped up while the meat was browning). After adding everything, I noticed that I needed more liquid to cover everything up. I used about 1/2 box of beef broth (the kind that you can store in your fridge and use as needed instead of being stuck with 1/2 a can), but you should use just enough to cover up all your meat and veggies. Then I put into the oven for 3 hours at 325 degrees, and it was just perfect yummy.
Wow! This stew had a wonderful flavor. It was a big hit with my family. I did make a couple of substitutions: flour instead of tapioca, and onion soup mix instead of chopped onion. It was delicious. I will definitely make this again. From now on, however, I will leave out the cubed bread. I didn't care for the texture of it when cooked. Otherwise, it was excellent.
This was the best beef stew I ever made. I did tweak it a little bit. Since most stews are fairly bland, I started by first dredging the beef in flour mixed with salt, pepper, Italian seasoning, onion and garlic powders. I browned it in a cast iron dutch oven. I then took out the beef and added some beef bullion (mixed 1 1/2c. hot water w/3 beef bullion cubes) to loosen the baked on bits. I then added back the meat, 1 can beef broth,1 can tomatoes, the remaining bullion, 3 T. of corn starch with cold water, and all the veggies, omitted the celery (none on hand)and bread (forgot). I cooked in the oven, stirring occasionally, for 3 hours.
My youngest son who hates onions ate 2 huge bowls. This is definetly a keeper!
A direct quote from my husband - "BEST STEW I HAVE EVER HAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" No kidding. I loved it too because the taste was fantastic and it was SO easy to make! I did substitute 1/4C water mixed with 3T cornstarch because I didn't have any tapioca and it certainly did the trick. This recipe will definitely be a staple meal with our winter comfort foods!
THis was an excellent stew! I usually make my stew in the crock pot, so something from the oven was a nice change.
I lightly tossed the meat with garlic salt, onion powder and flour then browned it. I substituted 3T of cornstartch in 1/4 cup of water for the tapioca, and I used a can of beef broth in place of the water and bullion because these were the things I had on hand.
This was the first time I ever "baked" stew and it was fantastic!!! I altered the recipe a little and this is what I did...
I used 2 cans of diced tomatoes with juice and then filled the can with water and added that too. I added 2 beef bouillon cubes (crushed) and 1 envelope of onion soup mix. Lastly, I added 1/2 cup of Ketchup. I left out the celery and the bread and used "Wondra" in place of the tapioca.
Doing this left plenty of thick delicious gravy!!! YUM! Make with plenty of biscuits for dipping!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Baked Beef Stew
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
** Calories: 425
** Calories from Fat: 192
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Oh my... we would love this. Sometimes we adults need to make a little extra to eat, to treat ourselves to something special, like this. But my little one loves spicey food, so she may even jump in and join us!ReplyDelete
Happy Blogiversary :)
The salad looks fantastic and I will make it tonight -- we love kale!
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I just thought you might like to know that I made this lime dressing and poured it over cold rice and black beans. I added chopped kale and cilantro to create this gorgeous rice and black bean salad. I brought it for lunch today and shared some with my co-worker who loved it! I am on your blog now showing her all of my favorite recipes. Thank you so much!!!
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After nine years and three albums, The Academy Is... have decided to go our separate ways. We began in 2003 as three young friends in the suburbs of Chicago, with dreams of creating music that meant something to us. Dreams of leaving those suburbs behind and seeing all of the beautiful things that this world has to offer. Dreams of making a difference in the lives of others.
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