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This error turns out to be because nsMsgAccountManager::GetIncomingServer gets a .userName pref that imIncomingServer.js saves as .username.
The JS stack printed by the debugger; keyword was completely useless here (it ended in gloda). I found the problem by putting a gdb breakpoint on xpc_DebuggerKeywordHandler, which gave me this stack (I removed the frames before and after which are in the JS engine):
#15 0x06c712b0 in nsCOMPtr<nsIMsgIncomingServer>::operator-> () at nsCOMPtr.h:589
#16 nsMsgAccountManager::createKeyedServer (this=0x1d089d10, key=@0xbfff884c, username=@0xbfff8760, hostname=@0xbfff8754, type=@0xbfff876c, aServer=0xbfff8874) at /Users/florian/buildhg/comm-central/mailnews/base/src/nsMsgAccountManager.cpp:590
#17 0x06c71f41 in nsMsgAccountManager::GetIncomingServer (this=0x1d089d10, key=@0xbfff884c, _retval=0xbfff8874) at /Users/florian/buildhg/comm-central/mailnews/base/src/nsMsgAccountManager.cpp:486
#18 0x06c7cf4f in nsMsgAccount::createIncomingServer (this=0x1d08da40) at /Users/florian/buildhg/comm-central/mailnews/base/src/nsMsgAccount.cpp:133
#19 0x06c7d365 in nsMsgAccount::GetIncomingServer (this=0x1d08da40, aIncomingServer=0xbfff8adc) at /Users/florian/buildhg/comm-central/mailnews/base/src/nsMsgAccount.cpp:96
#20 0x06c67b8c in nsCOMPtr<nsIMsgIncomingServer>::get () at nsCOMPtr.h:1396
#21 0x06c67b8c in ~nsGetterAddRefs [inlined] () at nsCOMPtr.h:1296
#22 nsMsgAccountManager::LoadAccounts (this=0x1d089d10) at nsCOMPtr.h:1396
#23 0x06c626ca in nsMsgAccountManager::GetAllIdentities (this=0x1d089d10, _retval=0xbfff8e80) at /Users/florian/buildhg/comm-central/mailnews/base/src/nsMsgAccountManager.cpp:1100
I wonder if this could be somehow related to bug 736035.
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This is mostly a patch to reduce the noise on the error console, but I would like to take it on aurora as not having this fix causes us to set a pref with the wrong name in the user's profile.


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Stannard, Cook edit book on knee articular cartilage repair
A comprehensive reference book on knee articular cartilage repair has been published under the leadership of two University of Missouri experts. James Stannard, MD, and James Cook, DVM, PhD, are editors of "Articular Cartilage Injury of the Knee: Basic Science and Surgical Repair" from Thieme Medical Publishers.
An orthopaedic surgeon, Stannard serves as chair of the School of Medicine's Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, medical director of the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute and J. Vernon Luck Sr. Distinguished Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery. A veterinarian, Cook serves as director of MU's Comparative Orthopaedic Laboratory and the William C. Allen Endowed Scholar for Orthopaedic Research. Jack Farr, MD, a knee preservation specialist with OrthoIndy and the Cartilage Restoration Center of Indiana in Greenwood, is also a contributing editor to the text.
"This book is our attempt to bring the world's leading experts together to provide a contemporary update on the topic of articular cartilage repair of the knee in a single resource," Stannard said. "Surgeons, researchers and therapists can all benefit from this compilation and we are confident it provides meaningful guidelines for this multifaceted topic."
The 18-chapter book focuses on three distinct areas: diagnosis and treatment planning, science and techniques for cartilage repair, and post-operative management and outcomes assessment. Stannard is a recognized complex knee injury and repair specialist and is also editor-in-chief of the Journal of Knee Surgery. Cook is a leading authority on meniscal and articular cartilage tissue engineering and osteoarthritis and has presented his research at numerous national and international medical conferences.
Along with Stannard and Cook, other MU researchers published in this guide include Comparative Orthopaedic Laboratory collaborators Aaron Stoker, MS, PhD, assistant professor; Keiichi Kuroki, DVM, PhD, assistant professor; Cristi Reeves Cook, MS, DVM, assistant professor; Joseph Garrity, MS, student; Seth Sherman, MD, assistant professor of orthopaedic surgery; Robert Schaal, PT, executive director of the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute; and Jennifer Yasu Stone, PT, DPT, OCS, clinical rehabilitation services supervisor at the Missouri Orthopaedic Institute.
This article was published on April 3rd in the MU Hospital InSight

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I'm lying in bed at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, in Los Angeles – the Pretty Woman hotel. Considering it's the day after the Oscars, I'm not quite as much the worse for wear as I thought I would be.
My husband, Nick [Hornby], and I got back to the hotel at about three o'clock in the morning – we turned back at the last minute from Madonna's party in the Hollywood Hills. Instead, we had a drink on the hotel balcony, with my co-producer Finola [Dwyer] and reflected on the fact that our involvement with the film was truly over.
The Oscars was an amazing night for us, because we went into it not expecting to win a thing. The star of our film, Carey Mulligan, who was nominated for best actress, was positive that Sandra Bullock was going to win all along. And anyway, it's not that bad to be a loser along with Meryl Streep and Helen Mirren. She also felt like a big star up on stage when she presented two awards with Avatar's Zoe Saldana.
So it was a surprise after the Oscars when we turned up to the Vanity Fair party and everyone was commiserating with us. The idea that we would be disappointed was out of the question.
The day began at about 2pm, with the journey to the ceremony – it's a slow approach with so many limos going to the same place, and with such a heavily armed police barricade to get through. Then it took us about an hour and a half to get down the red carpet. I passed Precious actress Mo'Nique, who later won Best Actress in a Supporting Role, but the big A-list stars tend to wait until the end to go down the red carpet, so the atmosphere wasn't too mad. The only disappointment was that I never got to meet George Clooney, which was my Oscars mission.
We knew An Education was not going to win Best Picture in a million years, so there was no tension as the show began. Our old friend Colin Firth, who had starred in the film of Nick's book Fever Pitch, introduced our film and they showed a clip. We want a copy of the montage they used as it was so great. It is a special moment seeing your movie held up in front of bigger movies. The whole show felt like a terrible rush; I don't know if they were short of time this year.
By the time we headed to the Governor's Ball, we were starving. We chatted to the whole team who made Up, which won Best Animated Feature Film, because we had got to know them since seeing them repeatedly on the awards circuit.
We set off from there in quite good time because we heard the Vanity Fair party got quite busy. Outside the party we got interviewed on the BBC live and then friends started sending us texts because they had seen us on breakfast television.
Inside the party it is a real squash and then you see somebody really famous close up, which feels odd because you are used to seeing them from a distance. I bumped into Alec Baldwin, Rachel McAdams, Ryan Reynolds, The Hurt Locker's Guy Pearce. But Nick and I had been most star-struck at the Sony party the night before, when we talked to Meryl Streep, a heroine of ours!
Now it's all over. The only thing left is to give the jewels back to Boucheron. And I just got a text asking if they could send security to our hotel room.
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This is your Home Away from Home. Located in a very quiet neighborhood with quiet, permanent neighbors.
This house is within reach of all amenities to Phoenix but without having to deal with daily traffic. It's walking distance to the public golf course where you can enjoy a round of golf then have drinks overlooking the course; many restaurants including the local treasure The Olive Mill: where you can take in the farmers market or an olive grove tour before savoring their local cuisine or breakfast (Voted #1 breakfast spot in AZ); conveniently located to grocery stores, banks, and other shopping centers.
The large, open-concept 1600 square foot rancher has all new interior with premium beds and new furniture. There are 3 bedrooms (king, queen, 2 singles) which are separate from each other so it makes for a quiet layout. Two full-bathrooms: master bath has double sinks, soaker tub, and shower. The home also has a covered patio with a table, 6 chairs, and a BBQ to enjoy your morning coffee or dinner under the stars; and an attached two car garage. There is a large walk-in closet in the master bedroom. Laundry is onsite, and cable and high speed internet are included.
The open-concept provides an inviting space with lots of room to entertain friends, have family visit, or simply relax and watch your favorite movie on TV. You can also enjoy the big city with all of its amenities, entertainment and activities including the Arizona Cardinals or the Diamondbacks, and you're close to great outdoor spaces where you can hike in areas such as Lost Dutchman Park.
Johnson Ranch is just south of Mesa and Apache Junction in San Tan Valley. If golf is your game there are courses only minutes away in any direction, including the Johnson Ranch Golf course 4 blocks away. If you enjoy hiking, the San Tan Mountains flow down into the northern edge of Johnson Ranch and the Superstition Mountains are 20 minutes to the north. Enjoy fishing at the local catch and release pond in Johnson Ranch. If you are not familiar with the greater Phoenix area, then you should know that it is a major metropolitan area and with that comes professional sports, great entertainment and great shopping. The Superstition Mall is less than 30 minutes away and there are many smaller malls within 10-15 minutes of my home.
From May 1 to Sept 30, you can rent our home for US$900/month plus the actual costs of all utilities. We will rent our home by the week for April to December only.
Keywords: house, bungalow, rancher, public golf course, shopping, restaurants.
I have a passion for travel and adventure and made many trips to AZ before purchasing a house in the San Tan Valley. I love the AZ desert, dry sunny days and the winter escape. On the side I invest in real estate and enjoy hiking, cycling, and trying new restaurants. I use VRBO to introduce my property to new guests.
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Melanie purchased this house in 2011
I chose this area because of the convenience to outdoor activities and for the peaceful, quiet neighborhood. I also love how many stars you can see at night - it's magical!
I recently completed a renovation of the house, including new floors, fresh paint, a new dishwasher and stove, and more. This property is a home away from home and you'll enjoy the tranquility of the area. The house is kid friendly while at the same time providing a great experience for the adults. I hope to be able to host your family gathering, friends retreat, anniversary or milestone birthday celebration, book club weekend, or romantic getaway!
We needed extra beds for our visiting family during the holidays. Melanie's well-maintained home was the perfect solution for us. Children and grandchildren were happy and comfortable!
House was very nice and was just what we needed for our stay in San Tan Valley. Owner was very nice and easy to work with. Would definitely rent again if needed and would recommend to anyone looking to stay in the area. Thanks!
This house met all our basic needs and more. Comfortable beds and furniture. Close to shopping, banking, and restaurants. We liked the open area of the kitchen/living room. It was great for conversation or catching the nightly news while preparing meals. The grill worked flawlessly. Being from the Midwest, we liked this rental had a grass backyard and the community in general had lots of trees. Other than Johnson Ranch Blvd, the streets are quite and have sidewalks for our daily walks. The community pool was heated, which was nice.
One of the odd and wonderful things was that the grass in the backyard is bioluminescent. It glowed when walked on! No kidding. About a half hour after the late night sprinklers turned off (11pm?), everywhere we walked seemed to leave glowing footprints. The handyman confirmed it. If anyone figures out what it is, let us know!
Now, the not-so-good news. A previous renter had a pet who left some little "surprises" after their stay. It took a couple weeks, a couple visits by the yard man, and then my personal attention to detail to get the yard fully cleaned up. Not fun. Also, the garage door "code" inexplicably got wiped out. Since we used the garage for entry, and not the front door, we were charged to have the handyman let us in. We should have put the door key back in the lockbox (yup, our fault).
We stayed in San Tan Valley in this very comfortable rental house. The neighborhood was very quiet and it felt very safe. There was a nice private backyard that we enjoyed along with our two little dogs. The King bed and other furnishings were very comfortable. It has a nice open layout concept. It is handy to grocery stores and restaurants as well. The owner is very accommodating and great to work with. It is one of the best rentals we have had through VRBO. I would recommend this house for anyone who wants to stay in this area of the valley!
Had a great month in this home in an area called Johnson Ranch. The house was bigger than the two of us needed with our little dog. Would have been nice if some of our family could have joined us. Had all the conveniences of home. It is in a very nice neighborhood. Located near shopping and restaurants. Also not far from just about any kind of entertainment or sight seeing anyone would want to do. Great place to come to get away from cold winter weather!
Exactly as described, we enjoyed our vacation in this very clean and well equipped home. The owner was at all times very friendly and helpful. This is a nice and well kept community, we even recommended it to our friends. Beautiful pool and hot tub a short walking distance away. A 45 minute drive to the Superstition Mountain Range where we hiked several times. Close to all amenities. We plan to come back. Thank you !
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Cast: Bipasha Basu, Esha Gupta, Ram Kapoor, Riteish Deshmukh, Saif Ali Khan, Tamannaah, Tamannaah Bhatia
Producer: Vashu Bhagnani
Director: Sajid Khan (director)
Writer: Farhad, Sajid Khan, Sajid Khan (director)
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Research has proven the direct link between assets and student achievement. No matter where or under what circumstances a child grows up, the more assets that child has, the more likely they are to succeed. The wonderful thing about Asset Building is that every member of the community can help to build them in youth. Alaska ICE promotes the shared responsibility of all members of the community to build assets in kids, and thus help to nurture successful adults.
To build assets, every child and teen needs connections with many supportive adults. The Alaska Initiative for Community Engagement works in schools, with tribes, with youth-serving programs, and with entire communities to assist Alaskans in creating a personal web of support for every young person through the power of asset building. View our Assets Bookmark with simple asset building ideas on one side and the eight asset categories on the other.
First published in 1998 by AASB and the State of Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, Helping Kids Succeed – Alaskan Style has been shared throughout the state, the nation and the world and is now in its 6th edition. A major aim of Helping Kids Succeed is to introduce the Developmental Assets Framework, developed by the Search Institute of Minnesota, to parents and adults who care about children and youth success in school and in life.
The ideas laid out in the pages of Helping Kids Succeed – Alaskan Style were chosen from over 4,000 examples offered by people from 114 communities throughout Alaska. They came from workshops, cultural retreats and interviews from regions all across the state. The book presents practical ways of giving support and encouraging kids and offers methods for parents/extended family, Native communities, faith communities, and community members to incorporate assets into their daily lives. Ten of the assets have been "Alaskanized" to better represent traditional Native values. See this "Alaskanized" assets list here.
HKS-AS and other AASB publications can be found at our resources page.
Assets are the key supportive strands in a young person's life that help them grow to be strong, caring and capable adults. The more assets a young person has, the more likely they are to succeed in school and be helpful, healthy and productive citizens. At the same time, the more assets, the less likely young people are to be involved with drugs, alcohol or other risky behaviors.
The 20 external assets and 20 internal assets are shown below, adapted with permission from Search Institute®. Click on the title of each asset to view our short "newsletter" for that asset in Adobe pdf format.
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1. Family support – Family life provides high levels of love and support.
2. Positive family communication – Youth is willing to seek advice and counsel from parents and extended family.
3. Other adult relationships – Youth receives support from several nonparent adults.
4. Caring neighborhood/community – Youth experiences caring neighborhood and community.
5. Caring school climate – School provides a caring, encouraging enviornment.
6. Parent involvement in school – Parents are actively involved in helping youth succeed in school.
7. Community values youth – Youth believes that community adults value young people.
8. Youth given useful roles – Youth are taught and given useful roles in community.
9. Youth volunteers in the community – Youth gives one or more hour per week to serving the community.
10. Safety– Youth feels safe in home, school, and neighborhood.
Boundaries and expectations:
11.Family boundaries – Family is clear about rules and consequences for youth.
12. School boundaries – School provides clear rules and consequences.
13. Neighborhood boundaries – Neighbors take responsibility for monitoring youth.
14. Adult role models – Parents, Elders, and other adults model positive behavior.
15. Positive peer influence – Youth's close friends model responsible behavior.
16. High expectations – Parents and teachers encourage youth to do well.
Constructive use of time:
17. Creative and cultural activities – Youth is involved in three or more hours per week in creative or cultural activities.
18. Youth programs – Youth spends one hour or more each week in sports, clubs, or other school or community organizations.
19. Religious community – Youth is involved in one or more hours per week in religious services or spiritual activities.
20. Time at home – Youth is out with friends "with nothing special to do" two or fewer nights per week.
Internal Assets
Commitment to learning:
21. Achievement motivation – Youth is motivated to do well in school.
22. School engagement – Youth is actively engaged in learning.
23. Homework – Youth reports doing one or more hours of homework per day.
24. Bonding to school – Youth cares about his or her school.
25. Reading for pleasure – Youth reads for pleasure three or more hours per week.
Positive values:
26. Caring – Youth places high value on freely helping other people.
27. Equality and social justice – Youth places high value on promoting equality and reducing hunger and poverty.
28. Integrity – Youth acts on convictions and stands up for beliefs.
29. Honesty – Youth tells the truth even when it is not easy.
30. Responsibility – Youth accepts and takes personal responsibility for his or her actions.
31. Restraint – Youth believes it is important not to be sexually active or use alcohol or drugs.
Social skills:
32. Planning and decision-making – Youth has skills to plan ahead and make responsible choices.
33. Interpersonal skills – Youth has empathy, sensitivity, communication and friendship skills.
34. Cultural competence – Youth knows and is comfortable with people of different cultural, racial, and ethnic backgrounds.
35. Resistance skills – Youth can resist negative peer pressure and dangerous community influences.
36. Peaceful conflict resolution – Youth seeks to resolve conflict without resorting to violence.
Positive identity:
37. Personal power – Youth feels in control over "many things that happen to me."
38. Self-esteem – Youth reports having high self-esteem.
39. Sense of purpose – Youth reports that "my life has a purpose."
40. Positive view of personal future – Youth is optimistic about his or her personal future.


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Dr. Lum graduated from the Tulane University School of Medicine in 1987. He works in Ventura, CA and 1 other location and specializes in Ophthalmology.
Medical School: Tulane University School of Medicine; Graduated 1987
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My ambitions of life ,
Increasing year to year .
Every year one more ambition of my life ,
Comes and stands infront of me.
Within coming to my full age ,
I must have a bag full of ambitions ..
But ambitions are only through which .
We're alive on earth ..
Ambitions are those who,
Can make a dead person alive.
Ambitions are the energy -ego of our body, of our life. ..
Ambitions are our own inspiration ..
Who always inspire us to do something ,
To do something big...
Huge .
And Gr8 .....
Never forget to make ambitions b'coz ambitions are like the leg of the chair of our life ..
For me everything is my ambition
And just only my ambition !
My dream !
My life!
Everything .. ambition ! aim !
You all also must have your own ambition of your life ,
B'coz it can make you feel proud in this cruel earth .
If you have your decided aim, if you had already think that
You have to complete it in any condition
Then no difficulty can stop you.
It can make you weak for a little time ,
But after that its makes you more strong then before
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Should say the Ham Salad Bowl is bowl full of yummy treat. This ham salad is rich with the flavors of cooked eggs, mayonnaise and sweet pickles. Check out the recipe of ham salad bowl.
|Diced cooked ham
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Diced celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Hard cooked eggs
|2 , chopped
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped sweet pickles
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
Combine ham, celery and eggs with mayonnaise, pickles and catsup.
Place on lettuce cups; chill.
May be served with crackers.
NOTE: Turkey, salmon, chicken or roast beef may be substituted for ham.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 238 Calories from Fat 125
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 16 g25%
Saturated Fat 3.1 g15.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 177.6 mg59.2%
Sodium 586.2 mg24.4%
Total Carbohydrates 3 g1.2%
Dietary Fiber 0.49 g2%
Sugars 2.9 g
Protein 18 g35.9%
Vitamin A 6.7% Vitamin C 2.5%
Calcium 3% Iron 8.5%
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Some Further Implications of Incorporating the Warm Glow of Giving into Welfare Measures: A Comment on the Use of Donation Mechanisms by Champet al
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Announcing Sugar and Salt: Book Two -The Orange Book! This collection of recipes from my galley and home kitchen will arrive at our door step (or barn step) soon! Here's a look at the process….
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While initially I created this dish as a side to some sort of healthy protein, the more I snacked on it (while plating it up), the more I decided that this could be the highlight of a meal. Served over polenta or quinoa and with a salad, I'd be a happy camper. Only those major meat-lovers would be sad to not have their mainstay. The rest of us, though? Yum.
Pan-seared Cauliflower with Kale Pesto
Did you know that the green leaves on the bottom of the cauliflower heads are edible? Use them for kimchi, a small slaw, garnish or in a stir-fry. Think about them as you would cabbage.
1 head cauliflower
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
Several grinds of fresh black pepper
2 anchovies, minced
1/2 cup kale pesto
2 tablespoons pine nuts
Remove the green leaves from the cauliflower. Make slices 3/4-inch thick beginning at one end as you would bread. When you reach the core, turn the flat side down and repeat until you have cut all four sides. Discard the harder and more fibrous core.
Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat and add the oil. Add the cauliflower, salt and pepper and cover with a lid. Check often to stir and reduce heat to medium if the pieces begin to darken too much. Break any large pieces with a wooden spoon. When the cauliflower begins to soften, about 10 minutes, add the anchovies and mix in well. Add the kale pesto, mix well and transfer to a bowl or platter. Sprinkle with the pine nuts and serve.
Serves 4 to 6
Kale Pesto
This pesto is slightly milder than the perfumy basil variety, with a minor bitter note. It's a star in our house and is used in soups, pastas, sandwiches and pizzas – all the ways you would consider for a traditional pesto. Also, if you have someone with a pinenut allergy, sunflower seeds are an excellent substitute.
8 ounces kale leaves, stems removed
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
Several grinds of fresh black pepper
2 ounces grated Parmesan cheese; about 1/2 cup
1/4 cup pine nuts
3 teaspoons minced garlic; about 3 cloves
Combine all ingredients in a food processer. Freeze what you won't use within a few days.
Makes 2 cups
Lovin' my veggies
While Valentine's Day can be just for lovers (xo to my husband), I also like the idea of spreading the love a little further – to friends, family, guests, and beyond. This little photo essay is from a pasta party we hosted at the house last weekend for in-town and out-of-town guests.
Initially an auction item supporting Trekkers, an adventuring mentor group in which both girls are involved, the party became a celebration of food, friends, and Maine. A guest of the Riggin bid on the party, Jon and I hosted, and we all ate and made merry. What a wonderful afternoon.
Love to you all
So, Snickerdoodles, huh? Comforting, homey, simple and… swanky when made with five-spice powder instead of simple cinnamon. These are the grown up version. The have-with-Darjeeling-tea version. They are a taste of home with a party dress on. I don't often make cookies on the boat because they are touchy to do in a wood stove with lots of turning and watching, but I could be talked into it for these pretty gems.
Five-Spice Snickerdoodles
1 1/2 cups sugar
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter
2 eggs
2 3/4 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
To Roll:
1 tablespoon five-spice powder
2 tablespoons sugar
Heat oven to 350 degrees. Cream the sugar and butter; then add the eggs one at a time. Sift the flour, cream of tartar, baking soda and salt and mix with the creamed mixture. It comes together nicely with a strong mixer, but if you are mixing with a wooden spoon, you may need to work it a little with your hands as the dough is fairly stiff. Mix the sugar and five-spice in a small bowl. Shape the dough into 1-inch balls and roll in the sugar and five-spice mixture to coat. Place on a baking sheet and bake for 10 to 15 minutes. Remove from baking sheet to cooling rack and store in an air-tight container.
Make 2 to 3 dozen
Today I'm thinking about healthy choices – in what I eat, how I move, the interactions I have with my family – and the balance that is required to do these things well.
Greens AND brownies, running AND couch time, speaking my mind AND holding my tongue. I want them all, just not in the same amount and at the same time. The trick is to navigate when a brownie is just the thing (and these King Arthur Flour brownies are totally the thing) and when greens are a better choice. Likewise with relationships, say, just hypothetically, when you are having a conversation with your daughter about future college and life plans when you are both hormonal. Sometimes the healthiest choice is to say what you feel. Other times, it's best to not share exactly what is running through your mind in that specific moment. When I'm navigating these moments successfully, which, let me tell you, is not always the case, I'm feeling my way to the best choice. Calmly noticing. Aware, but not hyper sensitive.
And, not to segue too abruptly to food, but actually, the same is true when I'm making a recipe. I sort of feel my way to the right flavors. In the same way that you might feel your way through a delicate conversation. In this case, it's a conversation with food and flavors. This meal, the creamy AND limey, the greens AND rice, the chicken AND shrimp is one with balance. One that walks the line of not too much sharing and not too much holding back. I could have used a little more of that last night when in conversation with my daughter. Ah well, at least I managed it in this meal.
Sesame, Ginger and Tahini Chicken and Shrimp over Rice and a Bed of Spinach
This dish is just as easily made with chicken OR shrimp, but the combination of the two is my favorite.
Basmati Rice:
2 cups basmati rice
1/2 cup pumpkin seeds
1 cup chicken stock
1/2 cup tahini
1 1/2 tablespoons tamari or soy sauce
2 tablespoons canola oil
1 cup diced onions; about 1 medium onion
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
1 1/2 teaspoons minced ginger
8 ounces boneless chicken breast; about 1 large breast, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
8 ounces medium (41-50 count) raw shrimp, peeled
1/4 cup white wine
1/4 cup water, as needed
8 ounces baby spinach leaves
1/4 cup sesame seeds
Wedges of lime
Cilantro leaves
Bring a medium pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. The water should be as salted as you want your rice and no more. Add the rice and stir well. When the water again comes to a boil, set the timer for 18 minutes. Pour into a strainer and let sit for 5 minutes or longer while you prepare the sauce.
Heat a small skillet over medium-high heat and add the pumpkin seeds. Heat, stirring often, until the seeds begin to brown. Transfer to a blender and add the chicken stock, tahini and tamari. Blend until well mixed and smooth. Set aside. Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the onions and sauté for 7 to 10 minutes or until the onions are translucent. Add the salt, garlic, ginger and chicken and sauté for another 2 to 3 minutes. Add the white wine and bring to a simmer. Add the shrimp and cook until you can just see a little bit of gray remaining. Add the pumpkin seed mixture and stir well adding water as needed to loosen the sauce. Serve immediately over rice and a bed of spinach. Garnish with sesame seeds, lime, cilantro, and Sriracha.
Serves 4 to 6
Finding the balance where I can.
Often times when I make chowder, I'm standing next to my hot cast iron wood stove (on our Maine windjammer) stirring at least a couple of pots, turning bread baking in the oven and prepping yet another baked good slatted for a future meal. I think of how many pots of chowder have been made on wood stoves just like mine and the people these potages have nourished.
It's a traditional meal that pulls musings of times past and almost demands the ritual of following in the footsteps of cooks that have gone before.
All sorts of chowder recipes abound in these parts, but most of them, while delicious, are not chowder in the book of old-time Mainers. True chowder is milky, not thick, and is slightly thickened with either day old biscuits or oyster crackers (or saltines), not a roux (a flour and butter mixture). In addition, true chowder contains salt pork, not bacon. Always. If either of these things are not in existence, then, I've been told, it's not true Maine chowder, however yummy.
This recipe begins with the required salt pork, something fairly easy to come by in our local Maine butchers or even in the grocery store. This salted, but not smoked, pig belly is the backbone of flavor for every traditional chowder one might concoct. In addition, once the vegetables have sauteed and become soft, day-old biscuits are added – fairly early in the soup making process so they have ample time to soften and disintegrate, becoming indistinguishable and thickening the soup slightly.
Lastly, because I'm often making my chowder on the Riggin where I could be called away from the stove at any moment to drive the yawl boat, take the wheel, or tend to a guest, I use evaporated milk. Evaporated milk doesn't separate nearly as easily as straight milk when the heat is on for too long. It's a safety net for me and does add a bit of body and flavor to the soup as well.
Enjoy this nod to the food traditions of the past. Who knows, maybe one of your ancestors made chowder for their people.
Maine Seafood Chowder
6 ounces salt pork
2 cups diced celery; about 3 stalks
2 cups diced onion; about 1 large onion
6 cups potatoes, peeled if need and cut into 1/2-inch chunks
2 day old biscuits or 6 saltines
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 cups clam juice
3 cups chicken or vegetable broth
2 cans evaporated milk
1 pound haddock
1/4 pound 40-60 shrimp, shells removed and sliced in half
1 pound fresh clams, well-cleaned or 2 cups canned clams
Score the salt pork and place it scored side down in a large stock pot over medium-high heat. When the salt pork has rendered for 5 to 10 minutes, add the celery and the onions and sauté for 7 to 10 minutes, stirring frequently. Add the potatoes and cook for another 10 minutes. Add the biscuits, salt, pepper, clam juice and broth and bring to a boil. Reduce to a simmer and cook until the biscuits have disintegrated and the potatoes are cooked through. Add the evaporated milk and bring to a simmer again. Lastly add the seafood and just cook through, about 3 minutes. Remove from heat and let the haddock finish cooking.
Serves 6 to 8
Headed off to make biscuits to go with AND into the chowder!
My friend Glen, mentioned in the doughnut post, is often down in the galley in the wee morning hours when I'm making all the decisions about what we'll be eating for the rest of the day. I'll often share out loud what I'm thinking because one, I know he likes to hear the winding road of my thought process, and two, I like to share with him because it helps me to hear, in my own words, what I'm thinking about. Somehow, when it's outside of myself and in the space of the galley I'm able to see the big picture a little more clearly.
In any event, because I'm having these 'out loud' conversations, Glen gets a preview and many times an input. Long before he talked me into doughnuts, he talked me into pudding. Sure, it's a pain to stand over the wood stove and stir it until it thickens, however, the creamy, sublime result is totally worth the effort. This is one I just made up this summer and will have to share with Glen when he sails with us again.
Chocolate Cashew Pudding
For an extra rich dessert, serve with whipped cream on top and dusted with cocoa powder.
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup cornstarch
1/4 teaspoon salt
3 cups whole milk
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 cups semi-sweet chocolate cut into small chunks
1/2 cup cashew butter
In a thick bottomed pot, combine the sugar, cornstarch, milk, and salt. Bring to a full boil over medium heat whisking often to make sure the bottom doesn't scorch. Remove from heat and add the vanilla extract and then the chocolate. Let the chocolate melt from the heat of the mixture, stirring occasionally until the chocolate is melted. Add the cashew butter and again mix well. Transfer to small serving bowls, cover with plastic wrap and chill.
Serves 4 to 6
Making all of the women in the household happy – the husband too, actually.
This time of year when excess has surpassed moderation to a degree that feels uncomfortable, I reach for greens, roasted vegetables, and grains. Protein comes in the form of beans, nuts, and avocados and I crave simple flavors, rich only in the essence of the ingredient, not slathered in sauce or gravy.
This dish is one that came from needing to use up a number of ingredients left from a farm share and the last harvest of miraculous greens from the garden. Vegetarian in design and satisfying in flavor and simplicity, this dish is among those we've been reaching for ever since the first of the year.
Greens with Toasted Cumin, Beans, Beets, and Goat Cheese
1, 29 ounce can black beans, rinsed
1 avocado, pitted and sliced
1 teaspoon lime juice
Pinch of salt
Fresh black pepper
4 ounces goat cheese
Roasted Beets and Leeks (recipe below)
Greens with Toasted Cumin (recipe below)
To assemble, spread the greens on large platter or on individual plates. Heat the black beans in the skillet that cooked the greens and meanwhile gather the rest of your ingredients. When the beans are hot, transfer them on top of the greens. The beats go next. Garnish with slices of avocado, sprinkle with lime juice, salt and pepper and dot with goat cheese.
Serves 4 to 6
Roasted Beets and Leeks
Remove the skin of the beets only if they are very large. Otherwise, the skin adds a textural element that is a complement to the softer flesh.
2 pounds beets, cut into 3/4-inch pieces
1 1/2 cups diced leeks, about 1 leek cleaned well
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
Several grinds of fresh black pepper
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Toss the beets with the olive oil, salt, and pepper on a baking sheets with sides. Transfer to the oven for 1 hour. Add the diced leeks and stir to coat with the oil and return to the oven for another 15 minutes or until the leeks are cooked through and beginning to brown.
Greens with Toasted Cumin
I used Brussels sprouts greens for this recipe, but it's only because I'd just harvested them from the garden. I've never seen them in our grocery store, and kale or collard greens are a perfect substitute.
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 pound Brussels sprouts greens (or kale or collard greens)
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
Several grinds of fresh black pepper
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1/4 cup scallions, coarsely chopped
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Cote Safranier provides our guests an opportunity to experience living in a charming Provencal village in the Safranier community of Vieil Antibes.
Although Cote Safranier is located on a quiet pedestrian-only cobbled-stone street, we a short stroll away from Antibes' famous Provençal market, azure-blue beaches, shops and restaurants in and around Antibes. No driving necessary to enjoy all the activities the area has to offer.
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We were lucky enough to discover Cote Safranier on line and our experience was really fantastic. My 17 year old daughter and I wanted to enjoy some sun and sea but also to enjoy the French way of life and particularly to enjoy buying local produce and to cook at home so we were looking for an apartment with a kitchen. The one we found was in the old quarter of Antibes, two minutes walk from a boulangerie and market and very close to the Picasso Museum and Cathedral. We were contacted by the owners who kept us informed re travel, security, local services, good restaurants, best beaches, markets and taxis. A lady representing them welcomed us and was on hand if we needed her - in fact everything in the flat was so good (and clean) we didn't! It was a week of relaxation and fun in a very attractive and cosmopolitan town. We would definiteIy return there.
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We were thrilled with this immaculate, well-appointed, charming apartment in Old Town Antibes, France. Perfect location to access this beautiful area of the coast. This apartment had everything we needed -- a well-stocked kitchen, a lovely goodie basket upon arrival, excellent beds and linens, music, a gorgeous bathroom. Very tasteful and lots of great suggestions for the area. We would have extended our stay but our train tickets were non-refundable! Can't recommend enough. The local fresh markets are outstanding as well. Definitely hike the Cap...very memorable. Hope it is our fortune to return again!
Thé appartment is very centrally located on a quiet street in thé very charming safranièr area of thé Old Town of Antibes.
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When does it become child abuse/porn? When he doesn't need to use a chair?
The problem here is not the breast feeding. The problem is that in desperation Time Magazine chose to be inflamatory in order to sell their rag. Breast feeding, at this scale is done all over the world, and is so natural that in those cultures it is not even noticed. These are strictly decisions for a mother to make, and none of our business. If some guy is so depraved and rejected by women that this picture is sexually stimulating perhaps it is he that needs the therapy, not the woman needing to be restricted. Again, to repeat, the problem here is the weakness of Time Magazine to portray a story without resorting to images designed to insight public comment outside the issue.
Some folks think this is just fine, not porn at all. Others here say they are turned on by it~ hence, the "porn" effect. Breastfeeding is wonderful, but it is one of those private acts, involving areas of a woman's body that are sexually excited/exciting, that should properly remain covered and private.
TIME, as a typical liberal, treating humans like nursing animals. No reverence at all. TIME is cursing itself out of existence. So be it.
Definitely child pornography. The child who appears in this image is not old enough to make a decision whether he wants to be publicly used by his mother in this way.
Is this joke? Time Mag is still in business? Who would buy it?
I breastfed my child and am hugely supportive of it. I also support the right of mothers to breastfeed in public. There is an age at which one should stop – going past age 2 makes me think that maybe the mother has some dependency issues. So I'm not a fan of said image. But seriously, child pornography? Wtf? And besides Time is a progressive magazine? we liberal types may all look the same to you but we're not really
child porn? and you wonder why people dont take christian conservatives seriously…
Just think of the heightened sexual experience you could share with her….wow. I confess, I'd LOVE to do that while making love to her. Just THINK of the intimacy we could share….;)
Oh dear. The old "how am I going to tell my children" excuse. Listen buddy, just because you're too lazy, too dumb, or too inept to discuss something that is, after all, perfectly natural, does not make it wrong.
When did breast feeding become "child porn"?
I think you have issues.
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how do i prevent algae first it was brown but i think thats anarobic algae so i got an air pump and the algae is now green its so annoying cause last week i cleaned the whole tank and took it off the stand and cleaned all the gravel and scrubbed like crazy i cant do this every week im really busy. the algae grows on the heater, gravel, ornaments, and glass and looks really bad but the thing is that it grows really quickly my tanks temp is about 71 degrees too. before, it took about a month then it was bad but now just a week O.o whas happanin can i get something to get rid of it? and i only have 5 fish and a snail in the 20 gal tank
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post #2 of 9 Old 10-04-2008, 05:31 PM
how long do you keep your light on? And is it close to direct light?
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my light is on during the day and off during the night it is close to a window but the blinds are always closed so i dont think it does much. reply back please! thanks
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post #4 of 9 Old 10-06-2008, 05:36 PM
maybe you could try the other way around,natural light for the day,
and the tank ight on in the evening.
maybe you could try the other way around,natural light for the day,
and the tank ight on in the evening.
post #5 of 9 Old 10-07-2008, 03:43 PM
The longer the tank receives light the more algae has a chance to grow. Try cutting out the amount of light it receives. Regardless, you'll always have algae.
post #6 of 9 Old 10-07-2008, 05:25 PM
Yeah you will always have algae. You just have to "control" it. I had my light on most of the day and at night i would turn it off. Then I had the algae problem getting all over my tank. So now i only keep the light on for 6-8 hours a day. Algae isn't getting on my glass any more .. Just a tiny bit around the filter.
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post #7 of 9 Old 10-08-2008, 06:29 PM
I'm actually having the same problem, I was thinking about getting some snails? Is this a smart thing to do with my clown loaches???
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post #8 of 9 Old 10-10-2008, 06:39 PM
the snails might not have a chance to control the algae with clowns in there. unless they are trumpet snails. but if you get them, the clowns will have trouble eating them and you'd be overrun with snails. along with limiting your light, you may want to check your water parameters. you may have too much nutrients in you water. you didn't mention that you tested the water nor did you mention that you have live plants.
post #9 of 9 Old 10-12-2008, 03:01 PM
Does it look like this: http://www.tinkerfish.com/aquarium/i...blue-algae.jpg
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