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Need a little help identifying the newest batch of "celebrities" on "Celebrity Apprentice?" We've got you covered.
The newest cast of NBC's "Celebrity Apprentice" is as follows (from left):
Carol Leifer: A stand-up comedian and author, she is said to be the "real Elaine," as the character of Elaine on "Seinfeld" was partially based on her. She recently became a vegan because she felt that as a Jewish lesbian, she "wasn't part of a small enough minority."
Sinbad: A stand-up comedian and actor, getting his start on "Cosby Show" spin-off "A Different World." He has also appeared in "Houseguest" and "Jingle All the Way."
Maria Kanellis: A WWE wrestler and a model, she is the on-screen love interest to Santino Marella in the soap-opera-for-men world of professional wrestling.
Rod Blagojevich: Blago is currently awaiting trial for scheming to auction off Illinois's vacant U.S. Senate seat to the highest bidder. His wife was on NBC's "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here" last summer when a federal judge ruled that Blago could not leave the country to participate. He was impeached as the Governor of Illinois just under a year ago.
Sharon Osbourne: She's the wife to famous rocker Ozzy Osbourne and a judge on "America's Got Talent." Her daughter Kelly recently appeared on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars." We fully expect son Jack to drop in on CBS's "Big Brother" house this summer.
Michael Johnson: An Olympic sprinter with 4 gold medals to his credit, Johnson is the only man in history to win gold in the 200 m and 400 m in the same Olympics.
Donald Trump: He's the host/boss.
Curtis Stone: An Australian chef who has appeared on "Surfing the Menu," "Dinner in a Box" and "Take Home Chef," among others.
Cyndi Lauper: She's the raspy voice behind such 80s hits as "True Colors," "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" and "Goonies Are Good Enough."
Bill Goldberg: A WCW and WWE wrestler who has had feuds with other wrestlers The Rock, Chris Jericho, The Roll, Preparation H, Kane, Able and Brock Lesnar. Some of those may not be real.
Darryl Strawberry: A prodigious slugger for the New York Mets in the 1980s, Strawberry had some off-field cocaine trouble. He is an eight-time All-Star and has four World Series rings.
Bret Michaels: Frontman for the 80s hair band Poison, Michaels has made a recent "come back" by appearing on VH1's "Rock of Love" series.
Selita Ebanks: She's a Victoria's Secret Angel from the Cayman Islands. She was previously engaged to Mariah Carey's husband Nick Cannon and appeared in a guest spot on "How I Met Your Mother" ("The Yips").
Summer Sanders: After winning gold medals in swimming at the 1992 Olympic games, Sanders went on to a successful career as a sportscaster. She also appeared in the movie "Jerry Maguire."
Holly Robinson Peete: Best known for her roles on "21 Jump Street" and "Hangin' with Mr. Cooper," Holly is married to former NFL quarterback Rodney Peete. Interestingly, her father Matthew T. Robinson was the original Gordon on "Sesame Street."
So there you go. Who do you like? Our money is on a final three showdown between Rod Blagojevich, Carol Leifer and Sharon Osbourne.
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Like most people, Emma and Jim Harrison like having friends round. Sometimes it's a dinner party, sometimes just a take-away curry. And sometimes it's more extravagant. Like tonight, a Strictly Come Dancing-themed spectacular with professional ballroom dancers, a live jazz band and 300 guests decked out in a variety of ballgowns, feather boas and tie-and-tail ensembles that would put Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers to shame.
"It's a celebration of all types of dance, from ballroom to salsa. We've even got pole-dancers later on," says Emma. She and Jim live in Thornbridge Hall, in Ashford in the Water, Derbyshire, along with four children and several friends. They embrace what Emma describes as "the art of living", using the 19th-century mansion for regular parties, from bhangra nights to musical evenings. Tonight's bash has taken a year to plan but the formal attire is misleading - this is more an excuse to party than a starchy social affair.
"What do you think of the dress?" demands Emma, replete in a flamboyant red number designed for her by couturiers the Kruszynska sisters. Their clients include Jennifer Aniston and Kim Cattrall, although it's doubtful they wear wedge-soled trainers under their dresses like Emma does. "The dress is sort of royal with attitude," she declares. "That's why my tiara's at an angle."
The party is in the hall's carriage house, where guests are announced by a fur-hatted concierge (an ex-drama teacher who now lives here) before descending to the subterranean lounge bar in what used to be an old air-raid shelter. Dinner takes place upstairs in the glassed-in courtyard, where glitterballs sparkle overhead and bowls of dry ice spill steam on to each immaculate white table.
As the food is served, the diners are entertained by professional ballroom dancers. Tangos, jitterbugging and other steps ensue, before the dancers round on the audience and drag guests from the tables. Wives and husbands smile nervously as partners are whisked around the dancefloor by the scantily clad pros. Then the troupe depart, leaving the floor to the amateurs. It's like a scene from an F Scott Fitzgerald novel, all ballgowns and bow-ties. And things are only just warming up. In front of the stage, staff are erecting a shining chrome bar ready for the pole-dancing.
But that's another story.
What's on the menu?
Who's who?
Hosts are Emma and Jim Harrison, who live at Thornbridge Hall with their four children. Jim owns his own manufacturing firm, while Emma's company, A4e, manages social improvement initiatives for the Government. She's also due to be in Channel 4's Make Me a Million. Sharing the house with them is Alan Perks, concierge for the night, and Graham Fisher, who works for BA. Other Thornbridge residents include Milly Brook, an admin assistant, and her husband Harry, a driving instructor. Then there's Emma's PA, Sue Wright, and Sue's husband Mark, a police officer.
What's the occasion?
Thornbridge Hall's annual big bash, which this year is in aid of the NSPCC Full Stop Campaign, of which Emma is chair of all the regions.
What's cooking?
A selection of canapés to start, including mini éclairs of Aruga caviar with crème fraîche, and sweet potato fritters with jalapeno pepper and yogurt. The main course is fillet of beef accompanied by dauphinoise potato and Madeira jus, and tomato stuffed with wild-mushroom duxelle. Dessert is a raspberry champagne tear with champagne jelly.
And to drink?
Australian fizz for the aperitif, and to accompany the meal, Eric Montinin 2003 Pouilly Fumé and Ross Hill 2001 Shiraz. That's followed by Brian Turner's Pearl Mountain coffee.
Any style tips?
"Be flamboyant."
Name that tune?
Anything you can cut a rug to, from Frank Sinatra to Santana. Live music courtesy of the Phil Dando Big Band, with DJ Jesus making things a little funkier later.
What's the gossip?
"I just missed a quickstep." "Everyone looks like a butler." "I feel sexy in patent." "I think Bruce Forsyth has got a lot to do with it."
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Hinchinbrook Island
Hinchinbrook Island looking west (i-cubed Landsat 7).
|Coral Sea
|Total islands
|great barrier reef
|393 km2 (152 sq mi)[1]
|52 km (32.3 mi)
|10 km (6 mi)
|Highest elevation
|1,121 m (3,678 ft)
|Highest point
|Mount Bowen
|Cassowary Coast Region
Hinchinbrook Island lies east of Cardwell and north of Lucinda, separated from the northern coast of Queensland, Australia by the narrow Hinchinbrook Channel. Hinchinbrook Island is part of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park and wholly protected within the Hinchinbrook Island National Park, except for a small and abandoned resort. It is the largest island on the Great Barrier Reef.[2] It is also the largest island national park in Australia.[3][4]
Natural heritage[edit]
Hinchinbrook Island is made up of late Palaeozoic igneous rocks.[5] The main 16-kilometre-long (9.9-mile) pluton in the east of the island, the Hinchinbrook Granite, is composed of various hypersolvus granites and intrudes volcanics, granodiorites, and granites.[5][6] The island and coastal ranges are thought to have been thrust up as blocks with subsidence between them to form the coastal plain with the summit level of the island being an older dissected surface that has been uplifted to approximately 1 kilometre (0.62 miles) or more above sea level. The Hinchinbrook Channel that separates the island from the mainland is considered to be fault controlled.
Since the last Ice Age 18,000 years ago sea level has risen. Once there was a significant rugged coastal range, now there is Hinchinbrook Island. To the west is the mangrove-fringed Hinchinbrook Channel with 164 km2 of robust mangrove estuaries.[7] The channel is the valley of the Herbert River flooded following the last glacial period.[8] The island is only separated from the mainland at times of high sea-level such as the present and is thought to have had dry land connections to the mainland for most of the past few million years. Further west is the Cardwell Range Escarpment rainforest. East of Hinchinbrook Island lies the Coral Sea, Great Barrier Reef Lagoon and Great Barrier Reef.
To the north of Hinchinbrook Island, Rockingham Bay hosts densely vegetated continental islands e.g. Garden Island, Goold Island, Brook Islands Group, Family Island Group, Bedarra Island and Dunk Island east of Mission Beach. South of Hinchinbrook Island, the Cardwell Range gives way to the Herbert River floodplain and delta.
Missionary Bay is at the northern end of Hinchinbrook Island National Park. Natural features of this biodiverse area include 50 km2 of dense mangrove communities lining the shoreline.[7] Many botanists believe the mangrove forests along the island's western coast are the most diverse in the country.[4] 31 different species of mangrove has been identified.[9] A shallow subhorizontal tidal zone has extensive offshore sea grass beds grazed by dugong. The beach stone-curlew thrives on the island, unlike on mainland beaches because vehicles are banned.[4]
The eastern coastline of Hinchinbrook Island is punctuated with headland outcrops, incised drainage conduits, forest, secluded sandy pocket beaches and sand dunes. Mangroves are in proximity to freshwater streams. At Ramsay Bay on the northeast coast, a transgressive dune barrier or tombolo links Cape Sandwich, a granite outlier at the northeastern tip of the island, to the main part of the island. The barrier is widest in the north with a maximum width of about one kilometre (0.62 miles) and narrows to the south to a width of about 100 to 200 metres (330 to 660 feet).[10] The barrier, which consists mainly of aeolian sands, extends more than 30 metres (98 feet) below the present sea level in places. It is thought to have been formed in two major episodes, the older dunes being partly drowned during an early Holocene marine transgression (9500-6000 C-14 years BP) with the later generation of dunes forming within the last 900 C-14 years BP.[11]
Hinchinbrook Island is described as a "wilderness area," wild and rugged with soaring mountainous peaks. Hinchinbrook Island's highest mountain is Mount Bowen, 1,121 metres (3,678 feet) above sea level. Terrestrial vegetation types include thick shrubs, heath, bushland and forest. The island habitat provides refuge for numerous endangered species, both flora and fauna such as the giant tree frog.
The local climate is tropical, warm to mildly cool and dry during the winter months. The summer monsoon wet is warm to hot and humid, coinciding with the tropical cyclone season. The island has no reefs in the waters surrounding it, most likely due to fresh water runoff from the island.[9]
Hinchinbrook Island was inhabited by the Bandjin people,[4] along a western coastal strip. Shell middens and fish traps are evidence of their activities.[12] Fish were an important source of food for Aboriginal people living in the area. The Bandjin fish trap rock formations exploited the cyclic tidal regime, not only capturing fish, but also holding their catch alive for days. At times, many fish would be caught in the traps. These fish would not be killed nor eaten, instead they were left for the birds. To this day fish are still captured by these traps feeding the local birds.
In 1770 James Cook and his crew on HMS Endeavour sailed past at some distance east of Hinchinbrook Island. Hinchinbrook Island was named on the 19 May 1819 by Lieutenant Phillip Parker King RN (1791–1856).[citation needed] It is named after Hinchingbrooke House, in Huntingdon, as John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich was First Lord of the Admiralty,[13] and the naming of Hinchinbrook Island, Brampton Island and Montague Island in the South Sandwich Islands are evidence of Cook's thanks to the 4th Earl.[13] King was a naval officer, hydrographer and company manager who explored the northeastern coast of Australia on the HM Colonial Cutter Mermaid.[14]
In the following decades Europeans settled on Hinchinbrook Island. Their main activities were fishing, farming and mining. In 1932 Hinchinbrook Island was declared a national park.[4][12] In 1942, a US B24 Liberator bomber crashed into a mountain on the island, killing all 12 people on board.[15] After World War II, commercial crocodile hunting in the area nearly reduced numbers to the point of extinction by the 1960s.[4]
The 2008 movie Nim's Island was partly filmed on the island.[16]
The island had a single provider of accommodation called the Hinchinbrook Island Wilderness Lodge,[3] however it closed in 2010 as a result of financial difficulties caused by the global financial crisis. Several months later it was struck by Cyclone Yasi. The infrastructure has since been looted and left to decay.[17] It is located on the north-eastern corner of the island at Cape Richards.[2]
Destinations and Regulations[edit]
Hinchinbrook Island, Hinchinbrook Channel and the coastal plain south to the Herbert River Delta is a unique biogeographical region. Due to past, present and ongoing conservation efforts this region embraces Nature Tourism i.e. ecotourism. South of Cardwell the Port Hinchinbrook Marina provides public year-round safe boating access to Hinchinbrook Channel, offshore islands and the Great Barrier Reef.
Along the east coast of the island is the 32 km (20 mi) long Thorsborne Trail. The trail is recognised worldwide and was named in honour of environmental activists Arthur and Margaret Thorsborne.[12]
Marine nature based activities include; sightseeing cruises, sailing, outrigger canoeing, swimming, snorkelling and scuba diving. Sea kayaking is possible east of Hinchinbrook Island; west, the island is known saltwater crocodile habitat. Outdoor enthusiasts and anglers target this region for prawns, mudcrabs, lobster, estuarine, benthic and pelagic species. Spearfishing, luring, bottom fishing and sports fishing are possible. For sustainable conservation of marine natural resources the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park has a detailed zoning map.
Hinchinbrook Island camping is by permit only.[12] Visitor numbers to the island is restricted. The aim is to preserve the islands biodiversity and limit environmental degradation. Open fires are not permitted.[12] Day trip visitors, hikers and campers should be aware that saltwater crocodiles are a protected species and present in the islands waterways.[12]
Conservation and environmental activists continue to monitor visitor numbers, boat activities, coastal canal development, marina dredging activities, coastal infrastructure development and the wilderness values of Hinchinbrook Island National Park.
The Bruce Highway connects Townsville, Cardwell, Port Hinchinbrook and Cairns. Locally the Bruce Highway within Cardwell town limits is known as Victoria Street. Regular scheduled coach services operate from the transit zone in Brasenose Street, Cardwell. Queensland Rail has regular services operating, transiting from the Cardwell Rail Station in Roma Street. The northern Hinchinbrook Island Ferry timetable has seasonal regular scheduled services departing Port Hinchinbrook Marina.
In 2011, the shipwreck of a thirty-metre (98-foot) longboat was discovered on the shores of Ramsay Bay by a fisherman.[18] It is thought that the wreck is about 130 years old and was uncovered by Cyclone Yasi.
See also[edit]
- ^ Ellison, J., 2000. Wetlands, Biodiversity and the Ramsar Convention, Chapt. 5; Ed. Hails, A.J. Case Study 1: Australia, Mangroves on Hinchinbook Island. Australian Institute of Marine Science. Townsville, QLD. Australia.
- ^ a b "Hinchinbrook Island". The Sydney Morning Herald. 8 February 2004. Retrieved 6 May 2011.
- ^ a b "Hinchinbrook Island". queenslandholidays.com.au. Tourism Queensland. Retrieved 6 May 2011.
- ^ a b c d e f Hema maps. (1997). Discover Australia's National Parks. pp 178 – 179 Random House. ISBN 1-875992-47-2
- ^ a b Stephenson, P. J. (July–December 1990). "Layering in felsic granites in the main East pluton, Hinchinbrook Island, North Queensland, Australia". Geological Journal. 25 (3–4): 325–336. doi:10.1002/gj.3350250315.
- ^ "INGHAM, SHEET SE55-10, SECOND EDITION 2000". Geological Survey of Queensland.
- ^ a b Ellison, J., 2000. Wetlands, Biodiversity and the Ramsar Convention, Chapt. 5; Ed. Hails, A.J. Case Study 1: Australia, Mangroves on Hinchinbook Island. Australian Institute of Marine Science. Townsville, QLD. Australia.
- ^ "Thorsborne Trail, Hinchinbrook Island National Park". The State of Queensland (Department of Environment and Resource Management). 2011. Retrieved 2 July 2011.
- ^ a b David Hopley; Scott Smithers (2010). "Queensland". In Eric C.F. Bird. Encyclopedia of World's Coastal Landforms. Springer. p. 1260. ISBN 978-1-4020-8638-0.
- ^ Pye, Kenneth; Jim Mazzullo (July 1994). "Effects of tropical weathering on quartz grain shape; an example from northeastern Australia". Journal of Sedimentary Research. 64 (3a): 500–507. doi:10.1306/D4267DE8-2B26-11D7-8648000102C1865D.
- ^ Pye, Kenneth; E.G Rhodes (April 1985). "Holocene development of an episodic transgressive dune barrier, Ramsay Bay, North Queensland, Australia". Marine Geology. 64 (3–4): 189–202. doi:10.1016/0025-3227(85)90104-5.
- ^ a b c d e f "About Hinchinbrook Island". Department of Environment and Resource Management. 11 October 2010. Retrieved 6 May 2011.
- ^ a b "Fourth Earl of Sandwich". www.hinchhouse.org.uk. Retrieved 2016-06-25.
- ^ King, Phillip Parker (1791–1856)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 2, MUP, 1967, pp 61–64.
- ^ Peter Michael & Rory Gibson (2 May 2009). "Air force urged to investigate mystery women on doomed bomber". The Courier Mail. Queensland Newspapers. Retrieved 6 May 2011.
- ^ Rebekah van Druten (20 March 2008). "Feisty Foster indulges in lighter role". ABC News Online. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 6 May 2011.
- ^ Bavas, Josh (2 May 2014). "North Qld tourism developments still in tatters after GFC and Cyclone Yasi". ABC News. Australia: ABC.net.au. Retrieved 5 June 2014.
- ^ Tony Moore (19 April 2011). "Mystery shipwreck unearthed in north Queensland". Brisbane Times. Fairfax Media. Retrieved 5 May 2011.
Further reading[edit]
- Matthew Fletcher et al.: Walking in Australia. Lonely Planet 2001. ISBN 0-86442-669-0
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Hinchinbrook Island.
- www.hinchinbrook.info – A community site documenting development pressures on Hinchinbrook Island and Channel
- Hinchinbrook Island travel guide from Wikivoyage
- Hinchinbrook Island National Park – Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing


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Our look at the SEC's most productive returning players in 2012 continues with wide receivers.
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The SEC returns five of the top 10 statistical wideouts from a year ago. Top statistical receiver Jarius Wright has departed, but the No. 2 receiver in the SEC is back, which means he'll have a chance to claim the crown as the league's top wideout in 2012.
Here is the conference's top returning producer at receiver:
Da'Rick Rogers, Tennessee: While Rogers dealt with some issues last season that didn't pertain to football, he was still one of the best receiving threats in the SEC. He lead the league with 67 catches and was second with 1,040 receiving yards. He was also second in the conference with nine receiving touchdowns. Rogers finished the season averaging 15.5 yards per catch and hauled in six 100-yard receiving games, including having three in Tennessee's last four games. When he's totally invested, Rogers is a handful for defenders to stop. He's not only fast and can break away from defenders in a hurry but with his 6-foot-3, 215-pound frame, he's a much bigger load for defensive backs to handle.
The SEC returns four more of the top 10 statistical receivers from a year ago:
Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt: He caught 41 passes for 778 yards and five touchdowns, and averaged 19 yards per catch.
Tavarres King, Georgia: He caught 47 passes for 705 yards and eight touchdowns, and averaged 15 yards per catch.
Malcolm Mitchell, Georgia: He caught 45 passes for 665 yards and four touchdowns, and averaged 14.8 yards per catch.
Emory Blake, Auburn: He caught 36 passes for 613 yards and five touchdowns, and averaged 17 yards per catch.
Rogers will have his hands full trying to take the title of the SEC's best receiver, and it'll start in his own backyard, as big-time deep threat Justin Hunter is back from his ACL injury. Hunter might be the most gifted receiver in the league and he's showed in the past that it's hard to find a better deep threat with the speed and length he possesses. Quarterback Tyler Bray is no doubt salivating at the thought having both of these guys completely healthy for the fall.
Arkansas might have lost three NFL receivers from last year, but don't forget about Cobi Hamilton. Though he's been overshadowed at times, the senior-to-be has 85 career catches for 1,519 yards and 13 scores. He's fast and physical and with Tyler Wilson throwing the ball, he'll have plenty of chances to make a strong run as the league's best.
Odell Beckham at LSU came on strong as a true freshman last season, catching 41 passes for 475 yards and two touchdowns, and now that Rueben Randle is gone, Beckham should be LSU's top receiving target this fall. Florida's Andre Debose has yet to have a complete season at receiver, but he's the Gators best deep threat. If he can finally focus in a little more, he'll get more touches. Kentucky's La'Rod King was 11th in the league in receiving last year, and that was with major issues at the quarterback spot. A more settled QB situation in Lexington should help him move up the receiving chart.
As for some newcomers, Ryan Swope at Texas A&M is the first name you have to consider. He was third in the Big 12 in receiving, catching 89 passes for 1,207 yards and 11 touchdowns. He could have easily left for the NFL after last season. At Missouri, T.J. Moe returns as the Tigers' top receiver, but deep threat Marcus Lucas and incoming freshman Dorial Green-Beckham could also do some damage this fall. Lucas is a guy the coaches can't wait to let loose, but if Green-Beckham is as good as the coaches hope, he could be an instant star.


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Kobi Clements Wants To Be An Octopus
From The Pages of Surfing World
Story Lucas Townsend
Gallery by Mark Onorati
He's only eight years old and hasn't even started year two at primary school. He still plays with Lego in his room and his favourite animal is an octopus. He loves them so much if he was transformed into any creature one day, he'd want to be one. "I could have eight legs and live underwater and be able to squeeze into tiny holes, it'd be cool," he explains. His favourite surfer is John John Florence and he loves pancakes with maple syrup drizzled on top. He's got a cubby house that his granddad made and he likes to play with his older brother, Ethan. Kobi Clements is just like any other kid, really.
On a bluebird morning in the North Narrabeen carpark, Kobi gingerly offers out his tiny hand to say hello. As I shake his hand it's impossible not to notice his sapphire eyes, even under the raggedy hair that flows beyond his shoulders. He's shy and quickly scampers off, running circles on the grass, away from the centre of attention. His dad, former-pro Steve Clements, sweeps him up and into his wetsuit. Steve opens the passenger door of his white Ford wagon and pulls out a 4'4'' by James "Chilli" Cheal that resembles more a cuttlefish bone than a surfboard. Kobi likes the black and white Volcom sticker on the nose but even more so, Steve tells me, the joy of putting it there himself. The connotations of it are irrelevant for now. "I want him to love them just because they're stickers for as long possible," says Steve.
There's sound grounding in Steve and his wife, Sophie. Steve's done the whole pro-thing before and doesn't see much point in over frothing. "If Kobi's got a career on Tour ahead of him, that's 20 years of competing," says Steve. "There's no hurry." Kobi's had a handful of starts in competition, mainly the annual BL Blast Off. But it's not just talent that makes this kid different. Thanks to Kobi's mum, he speaks fluent French and attends a bilingual school. Kobi says there's loads of homework but he doesn't mind and in a well-versed tongue he says, "Bonjour Luca, comment allez-vous?" with a cheeky I-told-you-so smile.
Out in the water at Carpark, a light onshore wind blows as two-foot peaks climb up on a shallow bank. Steve is on the beach. He can't surf since his appendix decided to shutdown. Kobi's practicing riding barrels but with the waves standing fast and running quickly, his wafer-thin arms can't generate the speed he needs to hook in under the lip. Steve asks if I can give him a push just before he takes off. I oblige but Kobi's got other ideas. His confidence is frightening. He darts back and forth across the small take-off zone, pulling back from closeouts and swooping into the ones with a makeable shoulder giving peace signs to swimming photographer Mark Onorati. He throws whatever weight he's got onto rail and tries airs on jabbing sections. The way he reads the ocean and his wave selection are beyond his years but the coolest thing is what a blast he's having.
Back in the carpark, Steve and Kobi have to hurry. He's got a school holiday surf camp to get to at Long Reef, another three hours or so in the water. But Steve spots a familiar face. "Kobi, come over here," Steve says. Kobi sprints over, half following Dad but also trying to get his pint-sized body warm. Kobi puts out his hand again. "Kobi, this is Terry Fitzgerald." Kobi replies with a soft hello and a grown-up handshake. Terry's heard about him, acknowledging the beginning of another cycle of Narrabeen's next. Meanwhile, the gravity of the meeting sweeps completely over Kobi's young head. Kobi will surf Narrabeen for the next 10 years at least. He'll move from playful Carpark to the North Narrabeen peak. TF will become an even bigger figure than this exchange. But for now, this is just another moment of uncomplicated bliss right on the edge of change.
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Love is in the air!
Valentine's Day came early for two New England Revolution fans, who got engaged during the jersey launch event held at Gillette Stadium on Sunday.
Danielle Parent was quite surprised when she was called to the stage after the unveiling of the Revolution's new shirt.
Xavier Kouassi was spotted at Gillette Stadium on Friday.
Friday was a big day at Gillette Stadium as the New England Revolution welcomed two new faces, Kei Kamara and Xavier Kouassi.
Kamara was traded to the Revs in a deadline day deal with Columbus Crew SC. The forward, who occupies a Designated Player slot, could play against the Chicago Fire on Saturday.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. The New England Revolution are in the midst of three games in eight days. They were coming off a 3-0 loss to their Eastern Conference rivals, D.C. United and welcomed the defending MLS Cup Champion Portland Timbers into Gillette Stadium for a crucial mid-week match on Wednesday.
The Revs look to bounce back from Saturday's loss as the Portland Timbers travel to Gillette Stadium. Will the Revs walk away with three points or be disappointed yet again?
The New England Revolution host the reigning MLS Cup Champions tonight as the Portland Timbers travel to Gillette Stadium for a midweek showdown.
The draw specialists the New England Revolution were at it again on Saturday as they tied Toronto FC 1-1 at Gillette Stadium. The draw was the Revs fourth in their six games this, a remarkable number.
Kelyn Rowe put New England ahead in the 14th minute, finishing off a 18-pass buildup, when he headed home a terrific cross from Je-Vaughn Watson.
The Revs and D.C. scored a combined four goals last week, but neither team could find a way through Saturday afternoon at Gillette Stadium.
Another New England Revolution home opener, another 0-0 draw in the books. With D.C. United visiting Gillette Stadium Saturday afternoon, neither team displayed enough conviction in front of goal to warrant all three points, as threatening chances were few and far between.
Ben Olsen will have some choices to make as he retools for the New England Revolution
D.C. United travel to Gillette Stadium this weekend to take on the New England Revolution, and have to battle through a slew of injuries. In addition, they also have to find a way to rebound after losing to the LA Galaxy, a game in which they looked good in the first half but collapsed in the second.
Jermaine Jones apparently didn't like playing at Gillette Stadium.
Jermaine Jones was traded to the Colorado Rapids on Friday and it didn't take long for him to take a few shots at his former employer.
During a press conference held on Wednesday, Jones was presented with a host of questions about his move to the Centennial State.
Syracruse University is set to travel to Gillette Stadium for an Apr. 2 match.
The New England Revolution are scheduled to face Syracuse University at 9 a.m. on Apr. 2, according to Syracuse press release.
The game is one of three that will feature the Orange squaring off against a professional American side.
Well, the new home jersey is here and it's pretty good.
The New England Revolution have launched their 2016 home jersey for the upcoming season at an event at Gillette Stadium tonight.
Earlier,sources told The Bent Musket about the new "Paris St. Germain like stripe that would feature down the front center of the new navy shirt.
Jay Heaps is rocking a beard.
Preseason is here for the New England Revolution as the players reported to Gillette Stadium on Friday for entrance physicals. The guys will return today for their first day of training as well as their first media availability. While we weren't there for day one (we will be for day two), social media gave us a glimpse at the first preparations of 2016.
The Revs need depth at outside and center back. There's plenty to pick from, Coach Heaps.
Odds are another Andrew Farrell isn't walking through the door at Gillette Stadium, but this year's defensive corps is incredibly top heavy nonetheless. There are options galore at outside and center back, with several ready to immediately step in and start on day one.
Brazil will play their third match in Foxborough in the last four years at Copa America Centenario.
Gillette Stadium and Foxborough, Massachusetts have already been named one of the host sites for next summers historic Copa America Centenario in the United States.
Today, we learned which games will be played at the home of MLS' New England Revolution and the NFL's New England Patriots.
More international soccer at Gillette Stadium? Yes, please.
According to ESPN's Doug McIntyre, Gillette Stadium is on the list of venues for the 2016 Copa America which will be hosted by the United States next summer. An official announment is expected in the coming days per McIntyre's story.
The New England beat NYC FC 2-1 in front of a season high crowd of 28,811 fans at Gillette Stadium on Saturday.
With the win the Revolution ended their five game winless streak and moved six points ahead of New York in the playoff battle.
The Revolution goal came in 12th minute when Lee Nguyen finished off a great NE passing move that ripped open the New York defense.
The Copa America quarterfinal match at Gillette Stadium will be Argentina vs. Venezuela.
Locals will have the opportunity to see two big-name South American countries face off as Argentina and Venezuela are set to visit Gillette Stadium on Saturday for a Copa America quarterfinal match.
Argentina finished top of Group D after recording wins over Chile (2-1), Panama (5-0), and Bolivia (3-0).
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Panama opened the scoring in the 21st minute through Luis Tejada and looked in control, but an improved second half effort saw Honduras equalize on an 81st minute Andy Najar penalty kick as both sides were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw at Gillette Stadium on Friday night in the second round of CONCACAF Gold Cup Group A play.
To the surprise of no one, the USMNT is in another Group of Death for Copa America 2016.
With the United States already looking at playing Paraguay and Costa Rica at this summer's Copa America Centenario, it really didn't matter who the final team was from South America
Group A was going to be "The Group of Death.
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Come June 26, MetLife Stadium is sure to be rocking.
On Wednesday, CONCACAFannounced that MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, will host the 2016 Copa America Centenario Final.The 82,000 seat stadium does have an artificial grass field, but has previously laid temporary grass over it for international friendlies.
The Copa America Centenario is officially bound for the U.S., and now the cities in which it will be played have been revealed.
CONCACAF announced Thursday that 10 cities across the U.S. will host the upcoming tournament, which is set to be played from June 3-26. Each venue is set to host on multiple days throughout the tournament, while most will host up to three matches.
The New Engalnd Revolution are back on the road for the fifth time this season and for the second time against D.C. United. The two sides played to a 0-0 draw in Gillette Stadium back on March 12th and both teams are trying to break out of an early season funk.
Both DC and New England have just one win on the season, the Revs sitting in 5th place in the East with eight points while United is below the very early red line in 8th with six points.
We break down every position group—and offer an overall team grade—following the Revs draw at Gillette Stadium.
Fresh off a six-goal match against the Dynamo in which defensive played went missing, the Revolution battled D.C. United to a scoreless draw. We break down the match, position-by-position, and offer an overall team grade below.
NESoccerToday.com photographer Chris Aduama (aduamaphotography.com) brings you the scenes from the Revolution's first regular season training session of 2016, which was held on the practice pitch behind Gillette Stadium on Tuesday. The club will kick off its 21st season on Sunday in Houston against the Dynamo.
Get ready to add another shirt to your wardrobe, Revolution supporters.
After revealing their most recent primary kit two years ago, the Revolution will unveil the latest edition of their home shirt at their annual jersey launch party on Feb.
Photo credit: Chris Aduama/aduamaphotography.com
Could Saturday's match between the Revolution and Impact be the largest in club history for the locals?
On Wednesday, Revolution president Brian Bilello tweeted that the club's regular season home finale may draw close to 40,000 fans.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. When Union coach Jim Curtin pondered his lineup for Saturday's match against the Revolution, he wasn't just thinking about next week's Open Cup final.
Yes, the opportunity to lift a trophy was at the forefront of the club's preparation for their last MLS game before Wednesday's final.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Welcome to Gillette Stadium, where we've got a lush carpet of green grass laid out for tonight's match between the Revolution (10-9-7, 37 points) and Orlando City (7-12-8, 29 points). Kickoff is set for 7:30pm.
Tonight's match marks the second time the two sides have played this season.
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It's about to get real when it comes to playing surface this weekend at Gillette Stadium.
For the first time in nearly two years, the Revolution will play host on a grass pitch when they face Orlando City on Saturday. The natural surtface was installed earlier this week in preparation for Tuesday's United States-Brazil international friendly.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Welcome to Gillette Stadium, where a rematch of last year's Eastern Conference final between the Red Bulls (3-0-4, 13 points) and Revolution (4-2-2, 14 points) is set for Saturday at 7:30pm.
Saturday's contest will be the first of three meetings between the longtime conference rivals.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Good afternoon from snowy Gillette Stadium, where the Revolution (0-0-2, 1 point) will hope that the fourth time is a charm for getting their first goal and first win of the season with the San Jose Earthquakes (2-1-0, 6 points) on tap. Kickoff is set for 3:00pm.
We've got yellow lines on the field, presumably because of the snow.
A Jun. 10 clash between Bolivia and Chile will kick off the largest soccer tournament held in Foxboro in over two decades as the 2016 Copa America tournament makes its way to the United States for the first time in its 100-year history this summer.
The GroupD clash between Bolivia and Chile will be the first of three matches Copa America set for the Revolution's home grounds.
Mark your mobile calendars for a trio of dates in June, local soccer fans.
On Thursday, CONCACAF announced that Gillette Stadium will host a pair of Copa America group stage matches on Jun. 10 and 12, with a quarterfinal match set for Jun. 18.
The Jun. 10 match will feature a Group D matchup between two as-of-yet undetermined seeds, while the Jun.
While teams, dates, and times are still to be determined, Lincoln Financial Field was named as one of the ten sites for the historic event.
The 100th Copa America tournament named Philadelphia as one of the host cities for the tournament, according to a joint statement from the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF), the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) and the Copa America Centenario Local Organizing Committee (LOC).
Gillette Stadium will be one of 10 U.S. venues that will host next year's Copa America Centenario after the sites were announced by CONCACAF on Thursday.
The 2016 tournament, which runs from Jun. 3-26, 2016, will mark the first time that the South American championship will be held in the U.
Giovinco could care less about Gillette Stadium's turf.
It's a story that's become all too familiar: A team comes to Gillette Stadium, only to have their superstar player refuse to take the field.
Thierry Henry was notorious for picking up phantom injuries before trips to Foxborough, a trend that became a bit ironic since the Frenchman ended his career by playing at Gillette Stadium.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The United States suffered an embarrassing loss in a 4-1 defeat against Brazil on Tuesday night at Gillette Stadium.
Although the game was just a friendly, the match was the final tune-up for next month's Confederations Cup playoff with Mexico, and the final score left many questions for Jurgen Klinsmann and the United States to answer.
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Sodium 1341.9 mg55.9%
Total Carbohydrates 6 g1.9%
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Protein 16 g32%
Vitamin A 3.7% Vitamin C 0.02%
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"Airlines are expecting a banner year," NPR's Yuki Noguchi is due to report on All Things Considered later today.
More planes are flying with full passenger loads, as any frequent flier will tell you. Mergers have helped cut costs. Ticket prices are up. Airlines are charging fees for bags. Fuel costs have eased a bit.
In these relatively good times, what does an airline CEO want?
"We're advocating that the U.S. government … get serious about adopting a national airline policy," Delta Air Lines' Richard Anderson told All Things Considered co-host Robert Siegel this afternoon.
That's not to say airlines want more regulation. What they're looking for, Anderson said, are fixes to the air traffic control system, a reduction in "the tax burden on the industry" and a emphasis on letting the free market dictate where their industry heads. In his view, China and other competing nations have national policies and the U.S. needs to respond in kind.
Oh, and those baggage fees that airlines have added in recent years? Delta's "cost of transporting bags is in the hundreds of millions of dollars" annually, Anderson said. There's the fuel it takes to carry bags, the infrastructure required to move them and track them, and the "thousands of employees we hire." It is "a significant cost" that the airlines need to recoup, he said.
Much more of Robert's conversation with Anderson is due on All Things Considered. Click here to find an NPR station that broadcasts or streams the show. We'll add the as-broadcast version of the interview to the top of this post after it airs.
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I have 6-8 web pages built using HTML5, Javascript and CSS. These are set up as a "web app" for use on an iPad. However, I now need to get these pages onto a Sharepoint 7.0 site. I am looking for help with converting and re-writing the web pages so that they are compatible with Sharepoint 7.0.
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I've been married many times, but haven't had children. Is that because I'm selfish? Did I always put work first? Or did I pick men who were (how can I put this tactfully) very demanding?
One husband already had a 10-year-old son who died of cancer, and profound grief meant that he couldn't be near children for years afterwards. Another husband came with a small son who turned out to be far more adorable than his dad.
In total, only two out of my eight former partners have had children, and half of my girlfriends are childless. Sometimes this will be by choice, but I know that some feel regret that they spent so long working and earning and clawing their way up the pyramid of power, that by the time they could afford kids and had the right partner, it was too late.
Britain has a huge number of childless women – more than one in five, the third highest rate in the developed world. The Office for National Statistics says the number has doubled in a generation. Unlike in my grandmother's time, when you were thought weird if you hadn't popped out a sprog by 30, today there's no stigma in choosing not to breed. How do we find the time?
At work, 80 per cent of the new self-employed between 2008 and 2011 were women. That means we are setting our own hours, our own goals and taking a lot of responsibility. Working for yourself sounds flexible and family-friendly, but many women discover that it means you never leave work behind; you are staring at a computer screen late at night, and answering emails every hour of the day.
I don't miss having kids. Men are far more demanding – especially creative, imaginative men who live in their own heads. I have certainly enjoyed the dramas and the delights of their company, and I wouldn't swap a smart man for a toddler or a goldfish.
New research also shows that both sexes shy away from discussing children. A survey by Middlesex University discovered that as many as four out of 10 childless couples had only discussed starting a family once, if at all.
What an amazing piece of information, and how revealing about the state of modern relationships. Is it because we fear that articulating our desire to procreate or not will drive the other person away? Babies have become the elephant in the room, the B-word we can't face mentioning. We can talk about diets, sexual positions, waxing and plucking, but not babies.
I admit to being in that camp. I can mouth off on almost any subject, but would have found it painfully embarrassing to admit to a lover that I didn't want kids. I'm intelligent, driven, organised and focused, so why the reticence? How many of my female friends didn't ever get around to bringing up the subject?
It's not just women who might secretly want to have kids. A friend of mine became a father in his late fifties after divorcing – his former wife had never wanted children. He didn't marry the boy's mother, but has built his life around seeing his young son at every opportunity and is the happiest he's ever been. So let's not forget the silent men who yearn to be dads, confronted with modern women who may have a different agenda.
Less fun in the sun – more doom and gloom for some
In their later years, my parents bought a retirement flat in the Canary Islands and bragged about how great life was in the sun, playing cards with their mates and drinking cheap vino. But then something interesting happened. Mum gradually tanned herself to the colour of a well-worn leather handbag and took up body surfing and yoga. Dad, however, began to spend more and more time back in Blighty, playing golf on a windy and damp course outside Llandudno, eating carb-laden meals for one, and watching his beloved football at full volume at their flat in North Wales.
Dad hated their new life, and new research indicates that he wasn't unusual. One in four (nearly 88,000) British expats have left Spain and come home in the past year – for health reasons, or because the cost of living has gone up since their severe financial recession.
A professor at Leicester University has also discovered that people who leave northern climates for sunnier countries in the Mediterranean aren't necessarily any happier than if they'd stayed at home. They scored 7.3 on the happiness index, less than the 7.5 scored by the people who remained in their home countries.
The Brits often didn't feel part of their new communities because of their reluctance to learn another language, and they missed their friends and family. My dad died in Spain on a rare visit to Mum, while he was playing cards. I flew out immediately and arranged the funeral and burial and chose the coffin because, in spite of spending six months of the year in Tenerife for 10 years, my mum could do only shopping-and-menu Spanish, whereas I am proud to say I passed my O-level in the subject. I was disgusted and embarrassed.
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Wit and rudeness in equal measure – that's Rupert
Rupert Everett is one of the funniest people I've ever met. His two volumes of memoirs are touching, excruciatingly honest and very very rude, all at the same time – the perfect bedtime read after you've wasted an evening on a mindless telly detective.
Ten minutes in Rupert's world is worth five weeks with Brenda Blethyn's dreary Vera in her sensible mac – what a waste of a wonderful actress. Rupert simply doesn't possess an "Off" switch in his head. He just says exactly what he thinks, which is a bit terrifying after you've spent an evening with him as you fear he's going back home to write down all sorts of merciless observations in a notebook for volume three.
Last weekend he was supposed to be talking to a magazine about his new Channel 4 documentary Love for Sale, looking at connections between prostitution and the Bible, but he couldn't resist having a pop at Beyoncé, picking on her "elephant ankles and gigantic arse". According to Rupert, "it's terribly 'in' for women to have these huge great legs with massive thighs", citing Rihanna and Kim Kardashian.
Is Rupert being funny or offensive? Does he get away with such ferocious rudery because he's gay and you can imagine him saying it in a Noël Coward accent? Kim K and Beyoncé both seem pretty weird shapes to me, and if I had a backside that rounded I wouldn't be in a leather bodysuit, but they are the multimillionaires, so what can we deduce from that? Rupert and I are both small-minded bitches.
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Powdered alcohol has just been approved for sale in the US. You can add the powder to mixers such as tonic or soda to make cocktails, bung it in food, or snort it. The inventor claims that the powder is far easier than the old-fashioned bottled stuff to carry around, and much stronger. As powdered booze looks like some of the class-A drugs the Government spends so much money trying to ban, will the nanny state intervene? It is going to be very hard to police consumption. Alternatively, it could be a chance to decriminalise some drugs such as cannabis which arguably do less harm than booze.Reuse content


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Back to the hotel for a short rest then eight of us went into town by taxi. Lots of buildings with decorative lighting, lots of neon lighting and massive televisions on the sides of buildings. We went into a large shopping complex, similar to large complexes at home but more modern and quirky displays. The only night I didn't have my camera on me.
... to Shanghai.
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Our fear of offal is unwarranted and it baffles me that most people who declare they don't like certain types – or indeed any offal – have never actually tried it.
I totally understand why the green-tinged, over-cooked liver served by our grandparents, say, or in school canteens, is enough to put most off ever trying it again, but take my word for it that a flash-fried or grilled slice of liver from any animal, served nice and pink, is a glorious piece of meat.
Sweetbreads are a type of offal that are widely misunderstood and people's understanding of what they actually are ranges from testicles to lungs; in fact they are the thymus gland.
A few years ago I did a demo at the Abergavenny Food Festival and ordered lambs' sweetbreads for it; when I was checking my ingredients beforehand I opened a package and six lambs' testicles were staring me in the face – apparently in Wales that's what sweetbreads are! I must say it got a few laughs when I told the story while cooking them.
Veal kidneys with peas, orange and carrots
Serves 4
You can actually use lambs' or calves' kidneys for this dish; lambs' are easier to get hold of and cheaper but the calves' have a more subtle flavour. Always make sure the kidneys haven't been previously frozen, as the texture somewhat deteriorates.
350-400g calves' kidneys
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 medium carrots, peeled and cut into 5-6cm long matchstick pieces
2 large shallots, peeled, halved and finely chopped
2-3tbsp rapeseed oil
The finely grated zest and juice of 1 orange
150ml white wine
250ml chicken stock
180-200g podded weight of peas
1tsp granulated sugar
1tsp cornflour
A couple of good knobs of butter
Cut the kidneys into 3-4cm nuggets, removing any fat or sinew as you cut them. The kidneys have natural segments that can be cut, if you like.
Heat a tablespoon of the rapeseed oil in a saucepan and gently cook the shallots and orange zest for a couple of minutes until soft. Add the wine, chicken stock and orange juice and simmer until it's reduced by half, then mix the cornflour with a tablespoon of water and stir into the sauce until it slightly thickens.
Meanwhile, cook the peas in boiling salted water with the sugar for 3-4 minutes or until tender; drain, reserving the liquid. Add the peas to the sauce then stir in a knob of butter, season to taste and put to one side.
Season the kidneys, heat the rapeseed oil in a frying pan and cook the kidneys on a fairly high heat for 3-4 minutes, turning them in the pan as they are cooking and keeping them nice and pink. While the kidneys are cooking, cook the carrots in the same water you cooked the peas in for a minute or so, so they still have a bit of bite, then drain.
To serve, reheat the sauce and spoon on to warmed serving plates, then arrange the kidneys on top and scatter the carrots over.
Herring milt, bacon and samphire salad
Serves 4
You can occasionally buy fresh herring roes, but most of the time they have been pre-frozen – they actually withstand sub-zero storage very well, compared to meat offal.
1tbsp vegetable or corn oil
120-150g piece of streaky bacon or pancetta, cut into 1cm chunks (or buy pre-cubed)
150g herring roes, fresh or frozen, rinsed and dried on kitchen paper
Plain flour for dusting
100-120g samphire, trimmed of any woody stalks and washed
A handful of small salad leaves, washed and ried
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the dressing
1tbsp cider vinegar
2tsp Tewkesbury or Dijon mustard
2tbsp groundnut oil
2tbsp rapeseed oil
Heat the vegetable oil in a heavy-based frying pan and cook the bacon on a medium heat, turning the pieces as they are cooking for 3-4 minutes, until nicely coloured. Remove with a slotted spoon, leaving the fat in the pan. Season and lightly flour the herring roes and fry in the same pan as the bacon on a medium heat for 4-5 minutes, turning them until nicely coloured. Remove and drain on some kitchen paper. Keep them warm with the bacon.
Blanch the samphire in boiling water for 20 seconds, then drain. Whisk all of the ingredients together for the dressing and season.
To serve, arrange the herring roes, bacon, salad leaves and samphire on serving plates and spoon over the dressing.
Lamb sweetbreads and prawn curry
Serves 4
The delicacy of lamb or veal sweetbreads is a perfect partner to shellfish, especially in a curry like this. You can use either, but lamb sweetbreads are much better value. You can also replace the prawns with lobster or scampi tails, depending on how extravagant you are feeling.
4tbsp vegetable or corn oil, or ghee
2tsp fenugreek seeds
1tsp fennel seeds
1tbsp fenugreek leaves
1tsp cumin seeds
½tsp caraway seeds
1tsp nigella seeds
1tsp turmeric
1tsp mustard seeds
The black seeds from 10 cardamom pods
2tsp ground cumin
2 medium red onions, peeled and finely chopped
3 medium cloves of garlic, peeled and crushed
A small piece of root ginger, scraped and finely grated
A good pinch of saffron
½tbsp tomato purée
500ml beef or chicken stock
A handful of curry leaves
3 tomatoes, roughly chopped
200-250g plump lambs' sweetbreads, trimmed of any sinew
16 or so large raw prawns, peeled
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
A handful of coriander, roughly chopped, and some more leaves to garnish
Heat 3 tablespoons of the vegetable oil in a heavy frying pan, add the dry curry spices, and cook on a low heat for a minute or so, stirring as they are cooking. Add the onion, garlic, ginger, saffron and curry leaves and continue cooking on a low heat for 3-4 minutes, with a lid on, until soft. Add the tomato purée and stir well, then add the stock, bring to the boil and simmer for 20 minutes. Blend one third of the sauce in a liquidiser, until smooth, then return to the pan.
Meanwhile, season the sweetbreads, heat the rest of the vegetable oil in a frying pan and sauté them on a high heat for a few minutes, turning them as they are cooking until they are nicely coloured. Add them to the sauce and simmer gently for 20 minutes.
Cut a slit down the back of the prawns, a few millimetres deep, and give them a good wash and remove the dark vein, then add to the sauce and simmer for another 5 minutes.
Add the coriander and simmer for another couple of minutes; remove from the heat. Serve with basmati rice and scatter with the sprigs of coriander.
Lamb's liver with herb freekeh
Serves 4
Freekeh is green toasted wheat often used in Lebanese cooking. If you can't find freekeh then you could replace with couscous.
50g freekeh, soaked in cold water for a couple of hours
3-4tbsp chopped parsley
2-3 spring onions
2tbsp chopped mint
2-3tbsp olive oil
The juice of 1 lemon
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Vegetable or corn oil for brushing
8 slices of lamb's liver weighing about 50-60g each
Cook the freekeh in simmering, salted water for about 15 minutes, or until tender, then drain. Once cool, mix with the herbs, olive oil and lemon; season to taste.
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This week, at a special UN conference on climate change in New York, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said this regarding efforts to mitigate global warming, "Ultimately, we must develop and bring to market new energy technologies that transcend the current system of fossil fuels, carbon emissions and economic activity. Put simply, the world needs a technological revolution."
New method could advance development of hydrogen-fueled cars
October 2, 2007 09:29 PM - UCLA News
Los Angeles, California - Researchers at the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science have developed a model that could help engineers and scientists speed up the development of hydrogen-fueled vehicles by identifying promising hydrogen-storage materials and predicting favored thermodynamic chemical reactions through which hydrogen can be reversibly stored and extracted.
The new method, published online in the peer-reviewed journal Advanced Materials, was developed by Alireza Akbarzadeh, a UCLA postdoctoral researcher in the department of materials science and engineering; Vidvuds Ozolins, UCLA associate professor of materials science and engineering; and Christopher Wolverton, professor of materials science and engineering at Northwestern University in Illinois.
Expert says China would follow U.S. lead on climate
October 2, 2007 08:32 PM - Timothy Gardner, Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - China would soon follow the U.S. lead if Washington agrees to tackle its emissions in the next few years because China's government takes the threat of global warming more seriously than the United States does, a climate expert said on Tuesday.
"My impression is that the national government -- top level ministry officials -- in China regard the threats of global warming to their country with a much higher level of seriousness than their counterparts do here in the United States," said David Hawkins of the environmental group National Resources Defense Council.
Hawkins, head of the group's climate center, spoke by telephone to the Reuters Environment Summit in New York.
If the United States agrees to cut emissions deeply with a baseline that gets tougher over time, it would spur U.S. manufacturers to build low-emissions technologies like alternative energy and coal plants that store carbon dioxide underground.
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October 1, 2007 02:56 PM - Jane Barrett, Reuters
MADRID (Reuters) - European energy executives urged governments on Monday to work on the attitudes of their citizens so they can reopen the door to nuclear as a carbon-free source of power for the continent over coming decades.
As the European Union tries to cut emissions of greenhouse gas carbon dioxide and improve the security of its power supply, nuclear is coming back as an option, despite public fears arising from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.
"We're facing a nuclear renaissance," said Anne Lauvergeon, chief executive of French nuclear energy firm Areva.
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AYFORD MOUNTAIN, W. Va - Larry Gibson's tiny house sits in a green oasis on top of the Appalachian peak his family has called home for 230 years. The setting would be peaceful if not for the roar of machinery scraping away the surrounding mountain in search of coal "It's a noisy, dusty place. They dynamite constantly," said Gibson, 61. "It's the genocide of Appalachia, the destruction of a people who have lived in these mountains forever. Gibson has emblazoned the wooden cabin he calls home with a banner calling for an end to mountaintop mining, along with the words "We are the keepers of the mountains ... don't destroy them" -- his defiant stand against coal companies who have offered to buy his land.
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The future of renewable fuels in Canada took a big step forward today with the launch of the NextGen Biofuels Fund. The new fund, with $500 million in funding provided by the Government of Canada, will be managed by Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC). "The NextGen Biofuels Fund will jumpstart the development and production of the next generation of renewable fuels in Canada," said SDTC Chairman James M. Stanford. "This Fund will aim to take advantage of the abundance of suitable biomass materials available in Canada by funding large-scale demonstration facilities and encouraging the growth and retention of home-grown technologies and expertise in Canada."
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CA and Statkraft are to form a jointly owned company for a major investment in wind power in northern Sweden. The plans involve production of 2,800 GWh of wind power electricity per year in seven wind farms on forest land in Västernorrland and Jämtland, an investment of SEK 16 billion. Statkraft will provide financing while SCA grants land for the wind power farms. Plans also include studying the feasibility of expanding hydropower in the northern regions Jämtland, Västernorrland and Västerbotten.
Uruguay Pulp Mill Delayed on Environmental Concerns
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October 1, 2007 09:20 AM - Reuters
KUALA LUMPUR - A campaign by environment groups against palm oil is costing the product market share in Europe, a top Malaysian palm oil industry official said on Monday. Palm oil, used as food and in products ranging from cosmetics to biofuel, has come under fire from environmentalists in Europe and America who say the rapid expansion in palm cultivation is responsible for vanishing tropical forests and wildlife.


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