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The sight of a moose wandering through the Scottish Highlands has not been seen for more than 1,000 years.
But a BBC documentary to be aired this week shows the largest member of the deer family back in its historic grazing grounds, as part of a controversial plan to reintroduce extinct wildlife to Britain.
The multimillion-pound scheme by a Scottish landowner Paul Lister aims to bring back long-vanished species to his 23,000 acre Alladale estate, north of Inverness.
And Mr Lister's ideas do not end with the moose - he has established a breeding population of wild boar and wants to reintroduce brown bear, lynx and wolves.
He is also planting 80,000 native trees including Caledonian pine, juniper, hazel and round birch to recreate the traditional forest which once covered the hills.
Wild boar, which exist in feral populations in a number of spots in the UK having escaped from farms and wildlife parks, are useful in conservation because their burrowing and foraging loosens the soil and aids the growth of trees.
Mr Lister said he wants to reintroduce large predators including brown bear and wolves to control the growing population of red deer and stop the damage they do through overgrazing.
But the plans are - unsurprisingly - controversial.
Farmers are concerned about the welfare of their livestock and are demanding the animals be fenced in, while ramblers say such fencing would destroy their right to roam.
And a fence around the estate would mean that under the law the park could just count as a giant zoo - which would mean it was illegal to put predators and prey together.
Despite the difficulties he faces, Mr Lister is determined to recreate the wilderness that his estate would once have been.
"There's always going to be people out there that go: 'This isn't going to work. He's a crackpot, this, that and the other'," he said.
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I agree, but unfortunately in the USA the wheels of change turn slowly. I don't know if that is a left over from the civil war or what but there is still some deep divisions politically and the country only unifies quickly when under attack. But to give an example, I assume your Canadian right and when the rest of the world went metric it was fairly easy to implement in Canada and everywhere else. Same as universal health care when the world adopted that. It is much much harder to do those things in the US, every change like that is seen in some twisted way an attack on personal freedoms and that is very much entrenched in culture. Its the same with Climate control measures & gun control these are huge mountains to climb for the US where as a country like Japan or Germany or any Scandinavian country or China could implement any of it in a heartbeat. That is the huge difference. Countries like Italy, Greece etc now have also evolved into one that is a less disciplined culture and are paying the price for that as well. If any country develops a culture of tax avoidance then they will ultimately fail no matter what they produce.<quoted text>
It would require licensing lobbyists and keeping their numbers to a rational level. The 'open season' on politicians to bribes from industry funded lobby groups is the MAIN problem in US politics. Most others stem from that 'corporate influence'.
"Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini
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#35896 May 16, 2013
What I pointed out is that this is crap.
And I also pointed out that the same can be said for the US.
You hold on to your faulty characterizations. They give you comfort no matter how untrue they are.
Etobicoke, Canada
#35897 May 16, 2013
yes. A very good example of people who fight change and think within a VERY small box. But you don't want to ADMIT this, even as you demonstrate it and even comment on it.
If anything, you should take off the blinder (i.e the beam in your eye..)
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#35898 May 16, 2013
Hang where does the innovation come from, it sure doesn't come from the bible belt, it comes from the East and West coast of the US. Obviously that comes from a culture of free thinking, Jobs & Gates did not come from the Bible belt. Einstein, Edison drifted to the east or west coast. Industrialists like Ford etc take a different path where the idea is to make money. It is the mix of the two that made America great. However politically the two are like oil and water.
#35899 May 16, 2013
And your evidence for this curious assertion?
And your evidence for this curious assertion?
Only faulty when proven to be - by authoritative evidence.
You have offered none - just the usual romantic leftist claptrap from someone who obviously has zero personal first-hand experience with life inside a closed authoritarian communist state.
Just sayin', is all.
#35900 May 16, 2013
Lotta good shit here lately. I gotta take some time to catch up with yall but I been real busy lately. Gotta pay the piper, ya know... .
#35901 May 16, 2013
This is the truth.
This is the rpoblem.
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#35902 May 16, 2013
Feel free to babble(just sayin') all you want.
Since 2007 or so, almost all research in the PRC was met or exceeded the levels in the US. There are few areas where the US still holds a slim lead.
Your post is purely nationalistic blindness and of no significance. There are going to be a few useless idiots on any subject.
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#35903 May 16, 2013
then why do you seem to promote that type of governance on the u.s.?
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#35904 May 16, 2013
so....is the rest of the u.s. useless to you? it sure sounds like it. but, i'll give you a chance to clarify. this should be really interesting. boy....some people are really stupid!
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#35905 May 16, 2013
the u.s. doesn't avoid taxes, dummy. we have the highest corporate taxes in the world.
why do you think we should model ourselves, btw, after other countries when we are, at least for now, the envy of the world??
dumb schmuk, ya!!
get some pride with yourself...then find some pride for your country!!
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#35906 May 16, 2013
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this is YOUR truth?
that, son, is YOUR "rpoblem".
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#35907 May 16, 2013
now that's more like it!!!!
you crazies have been worried about things in the sky that may be real or imagined (but nothing anyone has shown we can do anything about), but now you bring up something we can ALL get behind!!
let's focus on things we can change anfd overcome so puzzies like most of the people on this thead can keep bithin' about what they don't like about america.
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#35908 May 16, 2013
I never said that or implied. The US has been successful because it has a mix of industrialists and innovators. Both help build a country and make it a success. But the price to pay for that is a deep divide in political thinking. Each one believes their way to success is the only way and there is a lack of harmony between the two for big picture decisions. So both the "Bill Gates" and the "Donald Trumps" are seen as successful yet their political thinking are poles apart. Why can't there be middle ground any more in the USA. Were as a culture like Japan cram in line to board a fast train every day to travel to work, packing in like sardines in perfect harmony. So when the government decides they pay extra taxes or stop eating pizzas then it is accepted as being for the good of all. It's not communism or government taking away freedoms it's decisions based on the common good. Now 97% of Scientists now accept that man is the main contributor to climate change. Yet conservative politics won't accept that assumption so in the US decisions that need to be made do not get made. That is the difference. Why because the Industrialist sees this as taking away his or her piece of the pie to give to the innovator. So then it becomes political & not viewed as a big picture quality of life improvement for the whole country.
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#35909 May 16, 2013
Nope not at all, I'm saying in here constantly that the very thing that made the US a economic success can be used to clean up the environment. All you have to do is make that environment a high value currency and its done & dusted. Of course there will be pain but that has been the history of the industrial age all along.
#35910 May 17, 2013
Interesting paper - thanks for posting - but superficial statistics that don't come close to demonstrating your sweeping hyperbolic assertion ("Since 2007 or so, almost all research in the PRC was met or exceeded the levels in the US.")
The paper confirms continued overwhelming US dominance in basic & biomedical research publication (quantity and quality), and really presents hard date showing Chinese gains in nanotechnology research only - with more anecdotal data suggesting gains in applied physical/materials science and engineering fields; not unsurprising for an autocratic regime driving its State-sponsored research entities to focus on military and commercial catch-up/power-building through whatever they can develop or (much more commonly) steal from others thru massive organized state-sponsored espionage and cyber-espionage.
Against this present CCP/State-sponsored system of global intellectual property theft, PRC science research performance remains at most a side-show.
Nationalistic blindness? I at least have lived in the PRC for years. Don't presume to lecture me on my 1st-hand knowledge of the PRC, my Chinese friends who actually work there, and what's one actually sees going on when you look 'under the hood.'
Revolutionary science, breakthroughs, game-changing discoveries and great leaps - i.e., the only science that really matters - are not coming from PRC science papers - and I wouldn't be holding my breath so long as otherwise potentially brilliant researchers remain shackled under an authoritarian CCP regime that values conformity and order above all else, that all Chinese people and entities exist to serve the State in the first instance, and truly believes it can control and must control what people think in order to stay in power.
#35911 May 17, 2013
*hard data ...
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#35912 May 17, 2013
HAD, man HAD. The current dominance of large corporations (to compete globally is the excuse) had eliminated the 'competition' between those trying to take second spot. There IS only one spot now. And the government is not spending enough to encourage innovation. In fact, when they do, they get a backlash from the 'free marketers'.
Four things have made the US an economic engine. One is position (on trade routes between EU and the Far East). Second is easy access to the interior from the Great Lakes and Mississippi water ways. Third was access to untouched high grade resources. Fourth is competitive spirit with many small businesses.
Position is not longer an issue since the Northwest Passage is about to open up. And ships don't have to stop in the US.
The easy access on water routes is still there (mostly) but with the dominance of road travel, it isn't so much a factor any more.
The high grade resources were mostly wasted in the 'rush to industrialize' and grow the economy. And oil resources were never great which has cost a lot. The Middle East has most of the debt money that China doesn't.
The CRITICAL factor today is that innovation is at a standstill. There are still inventions (i.e the Inductrac maglev system) but not DEVELOPMENT of anything. They leave that up to the real countries. The major corporations don't NEED innovation to expand. They already dominate the markets. And any innovator gets 'run over' by the drag of development costs at the same time they are 'frozen out' of markets by dirty tricks.
Germany, Japan, China, look at the major strong economies and look at how many new products are developed there. That is what keeps them strong. And while control of the US markets keeps some US companies in position to garner a share of the wealth, this is losing steam as the consumer loses jobs and 'disposable income'.
The rise of nationalism (one of the characteristics of fascism) generally means that most Americans don't accept these realities but it is happening nonetheless. Unless the US can start moving forward again instead of backward into monopoly, conservativism, etc. they are going to be 'left behind'.
#35913 May 17, 2013
Whine a lot?
If we fear for the future, it is paradoxical to attempt to mitigate risks by remaining invested in fossil fuels. What we do now will bring about the future for better or worse. If were to emerge from our 19th century energy system, it must be us, now, today, who set that emergence in motion. Leave fossil fuels for those who prefer to look backwards.
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I can't argue with a lot of what you say, in the current climate it would be next to impossible for someone to invent a ground breaking product in their garage and have it brought to market.
There are other factors thou and that is a global recession kicked in. So there is a tendency for everyone to play it safe.
However Capitalism in its purest form means the end goal that one corporation owns and controls everything. At this point there is no competition and government is totally in-effective. What Americans have to decide is at what point does the reset button need to be pushed so they can start over with healthy competition again. Do you leave it until there is only ONE Bank, One Grocery chain, One Media outlet etc. In my view one of the quickest ways to hit the reset button is to slowly make fossil fuels worthless.
Easy to do and that is tax them out of existence in a slow and deliberate way or another fuel product is invented that is clean.
Then Innovation kicks back in and its a whole new ball game. A government worth its salt would have to do this on a world scale, for those countries not willing to comply then their products get hit with a import duty. It's pure fantasy and never likely to happen but in your scenario for the US then its fall of the Roman Empire all over again if no course change takes place.
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First check you're spelling-then take the plank out of you're own eye before you take the splinter out of others-then remember the teachings of the bible when you are bar hopping in east Dubuqe!P.S. Did you not hear this man tell you that he knew there had to be a family Bible out there somewhere? In other words it is of great importance to this man to find it. Only it found him instead! Your contacting this man is really God leading you to this man of whom God is checking out your obediance to Him in rather you give it FREELY to this man He has lead you to. OBEY HIM, the consenquences will not be worth the amount of money you may get for this Bible.
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There are 32 comments on the Kdka.com story from Jul 28, 2006, titled Man Finds 188-Year-Old Bible In Dump Bin. In it, Kdka.com reports that:Electrician Michael Hoskins is not averse to browsing when he drops off trash at the Route 41 dump bin, and a recent visit rewarded his curiosity.
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first off check your spelling-duh-second take the plank out of your own eye before you take the splinter out of another-third remember the teachings of the bible as you are bar hopping in East Dubuque!
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Hi I just saw the information about Fletcher John Ivison and have connections to his family. How can I get in contact with about the bible. I live in NSW, Australia
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Hi, my name is Randy lockhart, I was wondering if you had gotten a copy of this bible or have an email address of this person. I'm not able to open the email address to read the full story or to get an email address. My Grandfather was Alton Lockhart and My great Grandfather was John D. Lockhart of Leroy MI. Thank Randy
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Hello, my name is Eleanor Enoch Gooch. Would like to research information regarding the 188 year old Bible belonging to Issac Enoch. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
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Hello, anyone out there who can share information regarding the 188 yr. old Bible belonging to Issac Enoch would be so greatly appreciated. I live in Dahlonega, GA., e-mail. firstname.lastname@example.com
#28 Sep 21, 2010
keep the bible you found it they should not have threw it away keep it or sell it back to them im all about doing the right thing and finders keepers losers cry and it sounds like theres a lot of cry babies out there
#29 Oct 8, 2010
The interested parties should be content to receive xerox copies of the births, deaths, etc., written into the Bible. If I had found it, I would provide these if the party sent postage and a cover charge.
Would I feel obligated to return it to any one of a dozen claimants? No!
#30 Jun 10, 2011
......it should have been tossed back in...it would have done more good for humanity to rot away...along with ALL the rest of the christian culture...hard to see how a christian can hate a muslim or a hebrew yet their faith came from the same locations...and was ripped from faiths that predated ANY of them
"Grab all the good"
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I bought a bible form the 1860's in a garage sales for a buck. It was in very good condition too
"Grab all the good"
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#32 Jun 10, 2011
Why do you hate the culture of this country?
#33 Jul 3, 2011
you can never know what you will find in the dump like that http://nabacar.com
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Over a solo recording career spanning 15 years, Robert Bradley has consistently proven himself to be one of the greatest living purveyors of soul music you've probably never heard of.
1996's Blackwater Surprise introduced a handful of listeners to a singer-songwriter and musician of tremendous range, emotional depth, and raw talent. The album featured exhilarating all-out rock jams ("Trouble Brother"), heartbreaking soul ballads ("Way Back" and "California"), and emotional blues romps ("Shake It Off" and "Burn"). On his next three studio albums, the Detroit-based singer and pianist continued to expand his sound, adding elements of gospel, folk, country, and hip-hop to an already-diverse repertoire. It wasn't so much that Bradley was breaking any new musical ground, but that he was able to embody in his music the last 40 years of American rock, soul, and R&B.
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In general, Out of the Wilderness is more of the same. Immediate reference points include the electric soul-blues of Robert Cray, the urban folk of Ted Hawkins, the Americana of Alejandro Escovedo, and the southern rock of the Black Crowes. Bradley's achingly ragged voice sounds as powerful as ever; he continues to craft solid, soulful pop songs; and his lyrics are still beautiful and deceptively simple. Despite such attributes, perhaps the most remarkable thing about Bradley is his ability to surround himself with, connect to, and lead a revolving collection of backup musicians and producers, most of whom are half his age. Indeed, the Blackwater Surprise is one of the main reasons Out of the Wilderness is so wholly enjoyable. In particular, the bluesy guitar playing of Matthew J. Ruffino—who co-wrote all the songs on the album with Bradley—and Zachary Throne proves an excellent complement to Bradley's big piano power chords and rough-around-the-edges aesthetic. Bruce Robb's production, too, is spot on, accentuating the album's big drums, thunderous organ, and, most importantly, Bradley's raspy tenor (think a more subtle version of Seal or Joe Cocker).
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Bradley, who has been blind since birth, spent his formative musical years playing street corners and back alley bars. The toughness he developed from these experiences is still evident in his music. With uptempo rock songs like "Good Times in My Life" and "Everybody Wanna Party", Bradley has crafted hook-filled, bar-room singalongs that are as raucous and strident as they are tender and touching.
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According to a press release for Out of the Wilderness, Bradley plans to shoot a cameo for the upcoming biopic Sweetwater, based on the life of Nat Clifton, the first black player in the NBA. With Sweetwater, perhaps Clifton will get the recognition he has long deserved. And with the aptly-titled Out of the Wilderness, perhaps Bradley too will finally get some long overdue and sustained attention.
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Last weekend we were in London, staying with our friends Ali and Chris. During the preparation of Sunday lunch I'm afraid I did something pretty weird. As Chris was scraping the vegetable peelings into the bin, I asked whether I could take them home. For our compost bin, obviously. Even so, my wife Jane thought I'd gone mad, carefully decanting someone else's unwanted broccoli stalks into a Sainsbury's bag, then clutching it tightly as we said goodbye, like a toddler leaving a birthday party. But that's what having a compost bin does for you, or at any rate what it does for me.
Of course, we could have had one when we too lived in London, except that it would have taken up a quarter of the garden. Here in Herefordshire, we have two enormous bins tucked away in a remote corner of the orchard: one for pony poo, the other for kitchen waste. A local reptile expert has excitingly told us that we will probably get slowworms wriggling around in them, so I am even able to interest my sons in the business of composting. They would love to find a slowworm.
We might as well add reptiles to the menagerie; we seem to have most other forms of animal life about the place. Again, this is in stark contrast with our former existence in London, when replacing the water in the goldfish bowl constituted a hard morning's mucking-out.
For the record, as well as for Mrs Bell of Highgate, who from time to time sends me decidedly unfriendly letters, let me state that I am not obsessed with comparing my 15-year life in London with my life in the sticks. But sometimes it's a hard comparison to avoid, especially when we've been back to the city, staying with friends who live in our old street.
That is a truly eerie experience, and a potent reminder of the things we left behind, like shops. On Sunday morning in London N8 I strolled round the corner to buy a newspaper and some fresh croissants; here, our Sunday delivery service has just been discontinued, and if I set off for some fresh croissants I'd need a stout pair of walking boots and a compass. And they'd be stale by the time I got them home, around mid-evening on Tuesday.
So there are pros and cons to moving away from a metropolis, pros and cons even within the pros and cons. For instance, there is no doubt that living in the country extends childhood. This can be a positive thing; our children play happily for hours in the fields and woods. And there is accordingly less acquisitiveness in the country; with dens to make and streams to dam, the allure of the Sony PlayStation diminishes. But there are negatives too; until our kids can drive they will be almost wholly reliant on us to get them anywhere. And the pleasures of den-making might recede when they hit their teens. I hope so, anyway. I don't want Davy Crockett for a son.
As for the real rites of passage, I imagine they happen at roughly the same age, wherever children live. Our 10-year-old daughter Eleanor came home from school today fretfully demanding to be told the truth about Father Christmas. So we told her, on the understanding that she doesn't spill the beans to her younger brothers. But if there are any spilled beans, they're going straight into the compost-shredder that I very much hope Santa brings me.
Step forward, Mr Meaty
Speaking about pros and cons, taking pets to the veterinary surgery is full of them. There are the bills, which is a big con. But there is also the comedy, which is a huge pro. I sometimes wonder why there haven't been more television sitcoms set in veterinary surgeries.
The excellent Simon Nye wrote one, as I recall, but it was conceived for an American network and never really took off here. Nor for that matter, did it really take off there. It was about a vet who hated animals and Nye told me once that he had sent the scripts to Los Angeles, only for an NBC producer to call saying, "We love it, but we'd like him to be a guy who really likes animals."
In a similar vein, I interviewed John Cleese and he recalled having a three-day meeting between American TV executives who were working out how to adapt Fawlty Towers. Eventually one emerged to tell Cleese: "We've decided to take the Basil character out."
Anyway, as far as telly is concerned, maybe All Creatures Great and Small extracted all the comic potential from a vet's life in a small market town. I don't think so, though; Jane rarely comes back from the surgery in Leominster without a funny tale to tell.
Last week she took along our kitten, Sooty, for his vaccination. She registered him with the receptionist and sat in the waiting-room. Eventually the vet emerged, checked his list, and called out "Sooty Viner". Jane glanced around. The other customers were not remotely amused. Nor was the vet.
Apparently, the tendency to treat a pet as a member of the family right down to the surname is a relatively new development in veterinary customer relations. Until quite recently, the vet would call out the name of the owner, not the pet, which confused our friend James, who thought he was being asked to identify his cat when the receptionist said "name please".
"Meaty," replied James, and duly spent the next 45 minutes as "Mr Meaty". Perhaps he should have introduced the cat as James.
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On 02/28/2013 03:49 PM, Leif Hedstrom wrote: > Hi all, > > with RedHat moving RHEL4 into extended support as of 2012, I think we > should stop supporting RHEL4 (and derivatives) for ATS. Meaning, we will > no longer try to compile / run on these platforms. > > We still will support RHEL5 and later, which implies the lowest gcc > version we need to support is gcc v4.1.2. RHEL5 kernel is v2.6.18, which > is the older kernel I propose we support. It's obviously OK to use new > features in newer kernels, with appropriate #ifdef's etc., but the > default build needs to complete and pass regression on the RHEL5 (and > derivatives) standard platform. > > Any concerns with this? > > --- Leif > +1 We'll need to revert igor's commit about the minimum required version of gcc, but other than that, let rhel4 go diaf. (on a side note, Thunderbird doesn't think rhel is a real word, but it accepts rhel4...highly odd)
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As the Debian Project readies Debian 6.0, (codename: Squeeze), project leader Stefano Zacchiroli has implemented a contest to decide the next desktop and boot theme. The aptly named Squeeze Artwork Contest, allows artists to submit their designs to the Debian wiki where members of the community can view the theme and access the SVN.
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Nice suggestion, others have mentioned the attic, but it's not an option
here. The attic access is in a hall closet - a tiny square opening that,
to get to it, you first have to get past the shelf and clothes bar. My ex
husband, Snake-Hips, was up there once, and even he had difficulties
getting through it.
> [Original Message]
> From: Donna <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> Date: 6/8/2003 7:50:31 AM
> Subject: RE: [CHAT] OT--reply-Texas gardening (a day in the life)
> Well it appears we were all busy yesterday:)
> Kitty- we put our antenna inside the attic. Might want to think about
> that at some point in time. Works better actually, and the darn wind
> can't get it! --- um.... you are not the only one who doesn't have
> cable. Neither of us are tv watchers, so decided it was not worth the
> expense here... Ok, we are cheap!:)
> Donna
> >
> > Well, Pam,
> > I was out there much of the day, too, but didn't accomplish nearly as
> much
> > - but enough.
> > I moved the last of the 8yds of soil, removed the fabric and forked
> the
> > bed
> > - about 12x15 ft. The maple roots were splayed all flat on the soil
> > surface beneath the fabric. Called the guy with the monster tiller -
> > he'll
> > till it for me Monday.
> > Then tackled the water situation. New attachments for the newly naked
> > spigot. Then the back spigot's hose reel had an unfixable leak -bad
> case
> > of rust - so changed over to a new hose reel, also with new
> attachments,
> > washers, etc.
> > Then up to the roof. The roofer was surprised that I still use an
> > antenna,
> > but he put it back up - facing in the wrong direction. Up and down
> the
> > ladder for nearly an hour trying to get he darn thing aimed right. If
> > is good, NBC is blurry. If NBC is ok, there is no CBS. May have to
> go
> > for
> > cable one of these days.
> > Deadhead a long row of peonies b4 the heads fall apart. Watered and
> moved
> > plant sfor next week's MG plant sale. No end in sight for those maple
> > seedlings, just keep on pulling them.
> > Kitty
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Cooking School
The 5 best ways to preserve food
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Cooking School
The 5 best ways to preserve food
1. Freeze
The colder a food is, the slower its rate of deterioration. Bacterial action reduces with refrigeration, while freezing stops it altogether; enzyme activity, however, is only slowed down. Vegetables must be blanched in boiling water first to destroy enzymes and microorganisms, while herbs can be mixed with oil and fruit should be sprinkled with sugar to limit enzyme activity while frozen.
Freezing herbs
• Herbs in water can be frozen in ice cube trays
• Once frozen food is thawed, the enzyme and microorganism activity accelerates again
• If food is frozen to 0°F (-18°C), microorganisms can't function
2. Heat
Boiling or blanching food at high temperatures destroys all enzyme activity and almost all microorganisms. The more acidic the food, such as fruit, the more easily microorganisms are destroyed by heat. Boiled preserves must be sealed in airless conditions (e.g. airtight jars) to prolong their shelf life.
Boiling to make fruit preserves
• Most bacteria will be killed at 212°F (100°C), the boiling point of water
• Can preserves while still hot to maintain the benefits of boiling
• Enzymes start to be destroyed above 140°F (60°C)
3. Use strong concentrations
Alcohol, acid, and salt and sugar in high concentrations all create environments that prevent the growth of microorganisms or, in the case of alcohol, destroy them completely. Naturally acidic fruit is usually preserved in a concentrated sugar solution or alcohol. Vegetables, which are more alkaline, are preserved in acidic vinegar or a salt solution, or a combination of both.
Pickling in vinegar
• The acid in vinegar stops food from spoiling
Fermenting alcohol
Yeasts can ferment and spoil foods but they can also be harnessed to preserve fruit juices by converting them into an alcoholic concentration.
4. Exclude air
A seal of fat or oil can prevent any airborne microorganisms from coming into contact with food and spoiling it. It also starves aerobic bacteria present in food of oxygen, which it requires to survive and increase. Heat processing jars and bottles of preserves prolongs shelf life by forcing air to escape as steam to leave a sterile vacuum.
Heat processing bottled produce
• Air escapes from partially sealed containers as they are boiled in water
• Heating produce also helps destroy harmful organisms
5. Remove moisture
Microorganisms need moisture to grow, and die off in dry conditions. Food can be dried using warm air or an oven, or sealed in a concentrated solution of salt or sugar that draws out moisture by osmosis.
Drying herbs and spices
• Air-drying is an easy way to preserve herbs and chiles
Check out our complete guide to preserving food at home and some delicious recipes to try out!
|Excerpted from Get Started Preserving by Susannah Steel, copyright 2013 by Dorling Kindersley Limited. Used by permission of DK Publishing.
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