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January 11, 2014 in ANIMALS: Human and otherwise..., Art and Artists, Collecting, Comics, DIY and Maker Culture, GAY GAZE: Visual Culture, Photos, Art, Comics, Film, Objects, etc..., JoJo Mendoco, San Francisco, Signage, Street Art, Grafitti, etc.
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Peep Veep? Obama's Bizarre Choice of Running Mate for 2012.
It is not like there is no precedent. President Reagan? Governor Schwarzenegger? Why not the Easter Bunny for Vice President? This country could use a little pop culture irony in the war room. No?
Happy Fuckin' Easter
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Gung Hay Fat Choy! Another Happy New Year of the Manga Rabbit
Better the carrot than the stick. OTOH, the stick can be a good thing, too! For more happy new year of the sexy rabbits: here, here and here.
Posted in Comics, Japan, Sexy Holidays
Tagged Art, Bara, Comics, Culture, Gai Comi, Gay, Manga, Rabbit, Yaoi, Year of the Rabbit
More Gai Comi. Bear and Rabbit. Happy Manga Bara Bunny New Year!
Big Black Bara has his way with scared little white whabbit. Japan and China meet, and not for the first time. Italy watches, takes notes. America looks on. Happy New Year 4079…or 2011. Depending.
Gung Hay Fat Choy! Happy New Year of the Bara Rabbit.
Happy New Year 4079! Rabbits signify virility in many Asian cultures because of their notorious propensity to breed. Vigor! Ardor! Potency! That's about what "Dead Rabbits" meant in 19th c. NYC. Not such a strange name for a street gang after all. It would translate to "straight-up fucker" in today's lexicon. I am DEAD serious.
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Tagged Art, Bara, China, Chinese New Year, Comics, Gai Comi, Gay, Kink, Lunar New Year, Manga, Rabbit, Sexy, Year of the Rabbit
Chinese Lunar New Year is coming. Year of the Sexy Rabbit. Vigor! Ardor! Potency!
This via Utopia Asia, celebrating over 17 years of providing resources for Asia's GLBT communities. More to follow. Gung Hay Fat Choy!
Posted in Asia, China, Photography
Tagged China, Chinese New Year, Culture, Gay, Lunar New Year, Photography, Rabbit, Sexy


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Anmeldt av: Kathryne J , august 2016
Great ride! Perfect weather for a trip through Central Park.
Anmeldt av: Alistair M , juni 2016
This is a great way to see Central Park without getting lost the tour was 2 hours our driversorry I can't remember his name but he was from Georgia was very informative and fun we saw all the main attractions and more with a little history on them all. We got off the pedi cab at some of the attractions where he would explain more about it and tell us what movie this part of the park had been in and take photographs.
Anmeldt av: David G , oktober 2015
Top class! Our guide Jengo was a mine of info.
Anmeldt av: Kathy B , oktober 2015
I wish I could remember our drivers name. He was GREAT! Lots of info about what we were seeing. Played Happy Birthday for me while we rode...and after seeing my interest also played Strawberry Fields Forever. My only wish would be that the leaves had been more in change..... but at the end we did get a flood of leaves falling. Nice and relaxing after walking so much
Anmeldt av: tcs529 , september 2015
Tour guide was knowledgeable and funny
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Anmeldt av: Lyn S , september 2014
Excellent 2hr Tour. Our driver was Erdag who was very professional and extremely imformative with sightseeing attractions A great way to tour Central Park
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Good tour, although there was a cancer run that day and the pedicab driver had to manoeuvre around people he did the best he could .The pedicab driver was friendly and new the history behind the park very well.
Anmeldt av: Lynn C , august 2014
This was really good and a lot of fun except when the tire blew out
Anmeldt av: Spiteri R , Malta, mai 2014
Excellent - recommended. Very good guide.
Anmeldt av: Peter B , desember 2013
Our driver was very informative and it was a great way to see the park without wearing our your feet. He stopped at multiple locations within the park to give us a chance to investigate different areas of interest and take as many pictures as we wanted. If you don't want to pedal your own bike, this is a terrific alternative!
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This was a fun way to see the Park. We had a knowledgeable tour guide. If you cannot walk for any distance, do not take this tour. The driver takes you to a spot and then it is required that you then walk for a distance to see what has been talked about.
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Although we reserved a time there was not a pedicab waiting for us when we got there. It was very hot in their office and we had to buy water when it should have been offered free since we had to wait approximately 30 minutes. The driver, Chuck, was awesome and showed us a good time with lots of interesting facts and comments. He is definitely an asset to your company as he helped a fellow pedicab driver, pedestrians needing directions and it was obvious he is a kind considerate person with a lot of knowledge about NYC.
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Thomas Bone Arbuthnott (29 June 1911 – 20 January 1995) was a New Zealand boxer who competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics.
In 1936 he was eliminated in the second round of the welterweight class after losing his fight to Raúl Rodríguez.
He was born in Glasgow, a son of David Arbuthnott and Mary Robertson, née Bone. Married 1939 to Phyllis Reeves; they had a daughter, Kay.
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Character Aging Sheet by deeJuusanWatch
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Been asked for this several times. So here goes~
I hope this helps even a little in drawing kids and character at all ages!
Heads are sketchy and some are off proportions but I made this roughly to explain
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I hope this helps even a little in drawing kids and character at all ages!
Heads are sketchy and some are off proportions but I made this roughly to explain
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Burglary Operation
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Officers from Barnet have been carrying out an operation to tackle burglary across the borough.
Operation Maxilla was launched on Monday, 23 November and officers undertook a number of initiatives including plain clothes and hi visibility patrols, utilising ANPR (Automated Number Plate Recognition) cameras and providing crime prevention advice.
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Since the start of the operation there has been a significant reduction in all burglary offences compared with the previous five weeks and with regard to residential offences, there has been an 18 per cent reduction, or 60 fewer crimes. Officers have made 57 arrests including seven wanted burglars. Using intelligence-led policing officers have carried out 188 stop and searches, 453 stop and accounts, issued seven penalty notices and seized 26 vehicles.
Chief Inspector Dave Lobb, lead for Barnet Neighbourhood policing, said: "Burglary is one of the most harmful crimes that a person can commit. It has a severe impact on victims, leaving a legacy of fear and upset. Neither we nor the residents of Barnet want active burglars in our communities and we are determined to make this borough a place where they cannot operate.
"This operation is the next phase of a commitment to make Barnet safer and improve the lives for our residents, running through the autumn into the New Year. The commitment started over the summer with the Met Trace campaign that delivered Smart Water to thousands of homes as part of an ongoing three year rollout. It then continued when the clocks went back with a high visibility policing day reminding residents about 'Clocks, Locks and Lights' and increased policing around Halloween and Bonfire night.
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BrE BrE//mɪˈsteɪkən//; NAmE NAmE//mɪˈsteɪkən//) to not understand or judge somebody/something correctly synonym misconstrue mistake somebody/something I admit that I mistook his intentions. He had certainly changed, but nobody could mistake his voice. There was no mistaking (= it was impossible to mistake) the bitterness in her voice. mistake somebody/something as somebody/something I mistook her offer as a threat. mistake what… Sorry—I mistook what you said. Word Origin late Middle English (as a verb): from Old Norse mistaka
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In Europe is a heart wrenching, historically priceless, and utterly fascinating work of nonfiction. Part travelogue, part historical narrative, and part autobiography, it chronicles Dutch journalist Geert Mak's year-long sojourn from January 1999–December 1999 around the European continent as a sort of "final inspection". Far beyond simply recounting facts and dates, Mak beautifully individualizes and humanizes the often staggeringly horrific events that marred twentieth-century Europe. Mak's seamless integration of historical factoids, firsthand interviews, and present-day impressions garnered throughout his journey make for a refreshingly original piece whose language and lessons continue to pervade the reader's psyche long after the last page has been turned.
Commissioned by his employer, the Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad, to tackle this daunting, monumental project, Mak's articles appeared daily on the paper's front page. Within In Europe, Mak flushes out of these articles into longer narrative pieces that fit into a cohesive work of nonfiction. Its narrative is framed as a historical journey, and as far as possible, Mak follows the chronological course of twentieth-century European history, "in search of the traces it has left behind." Beginning in Paris in 1900 and ending in Sarajevo in 1999, Mak journeys throughout Europe's major cities and countries with a frequently and deftness rivaling Jason Bourne. The essential question Mak seeks to answer throughout his travels and research is "what shape is the continent in, at the conclusion of the twentieth century?" Concluding his prologue, Mak reflects:
Traveling across Europe, all those months, had been like peeling off layers of old paint. More than ever I realized how, generation upon generation, a shell of distance and alienation had developed between Eastern and Western Europeans.
The dense, brick-like nature of this 834 page tome might appear intimidating to potential readers, but they would be mistaken to associate length with an overburdened, dense, and potentially dull narrative. In Europe possesses a unique structure that strengthens its readability. Each chapter finds Mak in a new European city, at a different point in European history. He finds himself in Versailles in 1919, on Normandy's beaches in 1942, in Berlin in 1945, in Chernobyl in 1986. In each city Mak's historical journey elucidate readers in the finer points of German mythology, the fall of the Austro-Hungarian empire, Paris's architecture, and poverty in London. Mak's shrewd impressions and historical lessons are drawn from first person interviews with people whom "history left behind," and shies not away from pasts that the powers that be would rather the world forget. Each country or city's relationship and attitude towards its too-often insalubrious not-so-distant history is a theme that is consistently explored throughout the sinuous narrative. The dead bear no markers, and history is swept off the front stoop.
Every country and every political movement prefers to write a history that makes it feel comfortable, a portrait in soft pastels, a story that does no violence to the self-image. The losers are usually unable to paint any portrait whatsoever. They simply fade away, and their story is eradicated along with them . . . the dead have been hidden away beneath the soil, without a single marker. 'Forget' is the motto here. No one wants to rake up the past.
A laundry list of the insurmountable horrors permeating Europe in the first half of the twentieth century in the form of World Wars I and II, communism, and Stalinism comprise nearly two-thirds of the narrative. Far from being off-putting and too much for the reader to bear, Mak's skillful narrative pacing and storytelling acumen lends In Europe a warmth and sympathy that belies the barbarity which haunted Europe in its darkest days. Mak's vivid, descriptive language saturates and stimulates one's senses. From Bielefeld, Germany—Anne Frank's birthplace—Mak describes the sleepy German village as he found it in springtime:
Half-timbered villages smelling of fresh buns and newly ironed aprons. They are still there, unchanged, the rocks upon which Germany stands. The forests have their first light-green haze, the fields are brown, farmers are out ploughing everywhere, on the village square the little soldiers in the bell tower creak the hours away.
Mak's eloquent language is no less stirring when he turns his attention towards the scars Europe's two world wars and struggles against communism left upon the people and the land; he individualizes and puts a human face on the collective suffering of millions of people, such as he does with the Holocaust's most famous victim, Anne Frank. The result is a poignant reminder that out of the millions dead, were individuals, families.
The Frank family home at Ganghofstrasse 24, is still standing, marked by a massive stone monument dedicated to the city's young people—'Her life and death, our duty'—and the same trees around it, now thick and old.
Following the end of the Second World War, Mak turns his attentions towards Russia and the Eastern Bloc, adroitly exploring the nuances of East versus West. Describing the aftershocks that befell Eastern Europe following the end of communism, from Gdansk and Moscow, he explores an almost-taboo subject: the quality of life has significantly decreased for Eastern European citizens since 1989. Slowly, the myth of the West is replaced by the reality of the West.
The collapse of the wall did not bring prosperity to huge numbers of Eastern European families, but rather shortage: at home, in the schools and hospitals, in every area . . . this clearly was not the 'transitional period' spoken of so widely in the West, but a decline in almost everything essential to daily life: salaries, benefits, food supplies, health care, education, government services and public safety.
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There's something deeply eerie about this show. It's not just the prophetess-like figure of Janine Rostron swaying in the darkness of the stage – something's off about her face. It's hard to tell what, but as she rocks back and forth in time to the cultic drumbeat of her music, it gradually becomes clear: her nose and brow are grotesquely prominent. It's a prosthesis, we'll confirm later, but it's monstrous, especially protruding from an otherwise attractive face.
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This gives sudden way to 'Doorway', a song driven by two talented tenor saxophonists jamming away from the shadows. It's excellent, a real cut above the subdued song on record, with the two saxes given space to explore. This is the course for the evening; a sparse collective of musicians making even more of the (already strong) source material they've been given to work with.
'W' as an album has a high number of sensational moments, and we get all of them tonight, from a bulked-up, disco-y 'Livin' it out', to an especially off-kilter 'Manifesto', during which Rostrom really hams up the creepiness.
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SME has announced the winners of the 2010 Society of Manufacturing Engineers Richard E. Morley Outstanding Young Manufacturing Engineer Award. The award, which recognizes people age 35 and younger for outstanding technical accomplishments in manufacturing, is named for SME member Richard E. Morley, the inventor of the programmable controller.
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- Mike Vogler, Ph.D., senior engineering project team leader with Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, Ill.
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The Pac-12 preseason media poll was released Thursday morning and Herb Sendek's Arizona State Sun Devils were picked to finish 11th in the conference.
The Sun Devils return six players from last year's team that went just 10-21. However, their leading scorer from a season ago, Trent Lockett, decided to transfer to Marquette to finish his career closer to his mother, who was diagnosed with cancer last year.
ASU will have the services of highly-touted guard Jahii Carson of Mesa High School this season. Carson sat out last season after being ruled academically ineligible.
Arizona was picked by the media to win the conference, as Sean Miller's team received 15 of 36 first place votes. UCLA received more first place votes (16), but is picked to finish second, just one point behind Arizona. California, Stanford and Washington round out the top five.
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"We want to help young students realize that what they're learning in school really matters, and that there are all sorts of amazing things they can do with these skills in the future," said Mr. Matsuo, President of Benesse America Inc. "Although we live in a digital age, the real-world applications of STEM skills — particularly mathematics — aren't always obvious for many young students. They might copy the formulas and memorize the definitions, but they might not be seeing how any of that is relevant to real life. By showing them what these skills have the power to accomplish, we hope that today's middle schoolers will find compelling incentives to learn, and be inspired to pursue their curiosity about the world."
Amidst a growing need for STEM graduates in the U.S., STEMazing! educates young students about exciting new opportunities in STEM fields. STEMazing!, hosted on the StraightAce Blog, also provides students and parents with useful resources to learn more about STEM, and features personal stories and advice from older students entering STEM fields. In sharing these success stories, STEMazing! aims to empower young students to pursue their interests, and engage them with their schoolwork by illustrating how the concepts they learn in the classroom — particularly math — play an important role in everyday life.
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Torii Hunter's gay comment in a new interview is nothing new in the world of professional sports, but it still is stirring up a good deal of controversy. The Detroit Tigers right fielder and former Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim player revealed in a new interview that he would not be able to deal with a teammate who identified as a homosexual.
"For me, as a Christian … I will be uncomfortable because in all my teachings and all my learning, biblically, it's not right," he says in an interview with The Los Angeles Times. "It will be difficult and uncomfortable."
The article quotes other pro sports players' homophobic comments, including New England Patriots linebacker Brandon Spikes who tweeted earlier this year, "I'm homophobic just like I'm arachnopobic. I have nothing against homosexuals or spiders but I'd still scream if I found one in my bathtub!" He tweeted three hours later, "PEOPLE!!!! It's a joke …seriously a JOKE!!! Chill out," but no one seemed to be laughing.


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I'm still around. I'm here because we'd probably use this API if we released a Java API. Also, I want to discourage developers from using floating point #s to represent money. ;-)Bob
On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 3:32 AM, Werner Keil <werner.keil@...> wrote:Hi,While not directly a PayPal competitor IMHO, but rather competing with the likes of Square or Stripe, this vendor also looks interesting and fairly international (UK, DE, IT, PL, Brazil!,...)Similar to PayPal or Square (hopefully this will eventually mean Bob gets a bit more active again, but simply consuming the JSR in Square Android apps would be equally fair) PayLeven should be made aware of the JSR. Its standalone version can be used on Android, and I know at least a couple of other JSRs lead by Oracle(!) who quite openly claim, they fancy real life use cases of their JSR on Android, too.Unlike PayPal, Stripe, Google Wallet or Braintree these apps aren't often Open Source for reasons like protecting their IP or preventing fraud, so "Evangelism", possibly demonstrating an Android POC in our example section seems all to do on their side.For Web-based Open APIs exposed by the likes of PayPal, Stripe or Braintree, often even with a Java binding, this looks different and we or the community is free to implement concrete working code for Java EE based Enterprise Apps.Cheers,WernerOn Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 12:47 PM, Werner Keil <werner.keil@...> wrote:
Hi folks,Just a follow-up on Anatole and me presenting JSR 354 at Codemotion Roma last weekend.Keynote speaker by Paypal were keen to exchange business cards with me, and he also mentioned, there was something at Github already. Which in fact is some Java wrapper or servlets: https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/api/andThat looks interesting, and already Maven-powered, it seems although most core classes like Amount: https://github.com/paypal/rest-api-sdk-java/blob/master/rest-api-sdk/src/main/java/com/paypal/api/payments/Amount.javaare mostly string-based using JSON, especially this class could be a perfect use case for implementing MonetaryAmount. Probably try that in a fork some time. Asking the Paypal authors and speakers how they like it.Cheers,Werner---------- Forwarded message ----------
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Assessment Resources from the Arkansas Department of Education
In the spring of 2017, Arkansas schools will administer the ACT Aspire summative assessment to all students in grades 3-10. The ACT Aspire is linked to the ACT College and Career Readiness Benchmarks ensuring that Arkansas students will be well prepared for their post-graduation experiences.
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The Christmas Song" is the most-recorded Christmas song there is, originally made famous by Nat King Cole and Bing Crosby.
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12 Boston Power Players to Watch
Power hungry? Open wide. Here's a serving of chefs, designers and behind-the-scenes industry honchos who are dominating the scene.
Power hungry? Open wide. Here's a serving of chefs, designers and behind-the-scenes industry honchos who are dominating the scene.
Taniya Nayak
The HGTV personality and resident designer of Food Network's Restaurant Impossible has been responsible for some of the city's most attractive restaurant interiors in recent years, from Downtown's Petit Robert Central to the Theater District's Abby Lane. This month, doors opened on her latest project, Back Bay Harry's. Results: predictably fab.
Brian Lesser and Max Camponovo
Lesser (left) is the hospitality kingpin behind a slew of Boston spots, operating everything from straight-up restaurants like Sweet Cheeks Q and Tavern Road to more hybridized nightspots like Storyville. In October, he and managing partner Camponovo invited us to Tunnel, the sexy reinvention of the W Hotel's former Descent lounge. We never want to leave.
The Beat Hotel team
Years ago, The Beehive was at the forefront of restaurants that brought renewal and reinvention to Boston's South End neighborhood, offering a French-inflected hive of music, art and food for urban gypsies searching for a night out. Now the same team, co-owners Jack Bardy, Jennifer Epstein, Bertil Jean-Chronberg and Bill Keravuori (all Boston bigwigs in their own right) have opened the Beat Hotel in Harvard Square. Let the beat go on.
Monica Glass
Glass clearly packs some power in her flour. She hadn't yet turned 30 when she was honored as a "Best New Pastry Chef" this year by Food & Wine. We can't wait to see what the future holds for the rising star, but in the meantime, we'll just satisfy our cravings with her creations at Clio.
Tony Maws
It was a decade ago this year that Maws opened Craigie Street Bistrot, whose spirit lives on in a new location with a new name: Craigie on Main. And after 10 years, we're still as excited over one of Boston's top chefs. In September, he opened his Somerville restaurant Kirkland Tap & Trotter after months of feverish anticipation. Clearly, we're still sweating him.
Bob Luz
Mayor Menino's 20-year running term isn't the only reign we learned would come to an end this year. In August, former Massachusetts Restaurant Association president and CEO Peter Christie passed the baton to Luz, a longtime executive in the casual dining industry. Now he's the man at the helm of the state's major restaurant business lobbying and advocacy organization. That's power.
Ana Sortun
The September release of Zagat's 2014 Boston Restaurants Survey showed Sortun is still bringing her A-game: longtime Cambridge Mediterranean Oleana was rated one of the top three restaurants in the city. So it's no surprise that her brand-new Somerville meze spot, Sarma, was one of the area's most eagerly awaited openings.
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Boscarino is a very familiar face around town. Co-founder of 6one7 Productions, one of the city's most prominent nightlife and hospitality promotions and events companies, he's an established linchpin in the city's entertainment scene. But lately he and his 6one7 cohorts have been branching out into even more projects. And as managing partner of the newly opened Pier 6 (formerly Tavern on the Water), he's spearheaded the transformation of the charming but staid harborside locale to a bumping, contemporary restaurant and social scene.


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I am not at all sure you can judge a cook by their kitchen. Some of the worst meals I have ever eaten have come out of flash bells-and-whistles kitchens. But most people leave enough clues lying around to give you an inkling of what sort of supper you might be in for. Like their pestle and mortar: is it fresh with the dust of newly crushed cardamoms, or is it home to the dog's lead, the key to the back door and some pre-decimal loose change? More tellingly, have they actually got one, or do their spices come ready ground from a jar? Or do they use their coffee grinder instead, the curry-maker's equivalent of using a sledgehammer to crack a hazelnut?
Being a self-confessed anti-clutter-nutter means I probably have less equipment in my kitchen than most, but I will admit to being the proud owner of two pestles and mortars. Look, some families have two cars. This is partly because I find their simple, organic shapes deeply satisfying - I cannot help running my fingers over their worn stone bowls as I pass - and partly for practical reasons. I keep one purely for crushing whole, dry spices, and a second, deeper one for wet, garlicky pastes such as pesto and aioli. Like Tupperware, unglazed stone tends to hang on to the essential oils in garlic, which will do your hand-ground vanilla sugar no favours at all. You would think, wouldn't you, that the finer you crush a spice the more flavour you would get out of it. Yet do this simple test. Crush a palmful of your plumpest black peppercorns in a pepper mill, then crack another little batch lightly but firmly with a pestle, or other heavy object. Now inhale. No contest, is there? The roughly crushed spice is more heady and has much deeper, more interesting things going on than the fine powder. And while the finely ground stuff is invaluable for balancing the seasoning of your supper - fine tuning, if you like - the roughly cracked pepper seems to have more depth to it and will add a textural contrast, too.
Much will depend on your pepper. I tend to make a bit of a fuss about such basic matters as salt and pepper, because I think of them as the backbone of the kitchen. The best I have come across are the fat, heavily fragrant Wynard peppercorns. The fruits are left on the vine a little longer than usual, so they ripen thoroughly before they are picked and dried. The result seems to be a superior product. The smell, as I prise the lid off the Kilner jar, is heavenly. Even before you crack them open, their fresh, warm and slightly citrus notes waft up from the jar. It is a smell that instantly makes you hungry. (The piperine in them is a stimulant and gets the saliva glands flowing.) Smart grocers have them (or you can pick them up at www.valvonacrolla-online.co.uk).
The classic recipe for coarsely cracked peppercorns is steak au poivre, which uses lightly bashed black and white as a crust in a butter-fried steak. The white is hotter and, to my nose anyway, flatter and less aromatic than the black. It is the vindaloo of the pepper family. The black are all about aroma and warmth. Good though this dish is, I find the crunch of the virtually whole spices a bit too much and often throw in some unorthodox soft green peppercorns, too. An act that would be sacrilege, if it wasn't so darned good. These mellow the whole dish and avoid the gravel effect of a mouthful of dried spices.
In search of a simple store-cupboard recipe for some chicken wings, I seasoned them with nothing but lemon (lots of it) and industrial quantities of the black stuff, lightly crushed using a pestle and mortar. The effect, if you let them roast for long enough, is not just the obligatory crisp skin but a deep stick-to-the-pan gooeyness as well. Crisp, sticky, crunchy, salty, slightly hot and deeply aromatic. Here's the recipe.
Roast chicken wings with lemon and black pepper
This is finger food at its very best. So simple you could do them with a blindfold on, these roast chicken wings are probably my all-time favourite thing to eat while watching the match, or reruns of Sex and the City. You can double the recipe easily enough for larger numbers. The trick is to roast them till they are almost stuck to the roasting tin. Don't even think of using a knife and fork here. Serves 2.
12 large free-range chicken wings
a large juicy lemon
5 bay leaves
1 heaped tbsp black peppercorns
2 tbsp olive oil
2 tsp sea salt flakes
Check the chicken wings for stray feathers. Put the wings into a roasting dish, halve the lemon and squeeze it over them, then cut up the lemon shells and tuck them, with the bay leaves, between the chicken pieces. Put the peppercorns in a mortar and bash them so they crack into small pieces. They should still be nubbly, rather than finely ground. Mix the peppercorns with the olive oil then toss with the chicken and lemon. Scatter the salt flakes, without crushing them, over the chicken. Roast for 40-45 minutes, turning once. The chicken should be golden and sticky, the edges blackened here and there.
Spring cabbage with black pepper and cream
Part of the point of eating spring cabbage is not just its loud flavour, but the fact that you get to feel good about having eaten your greens. This recipe manages to temper both the stridency of flavour and one's inevitable smugness at being so good. This is the perfect accompaniment for grilled or roast pork, though I have been known to eat it with brown rice as a main dish in itself. Serves 4 as a side dish.
400g spring cabbage
2 tsp black peppercorns
1 tsp juniper berries
25g butter
150ml (a small pot will do) double cream
Separate the leaves of the spring greens and shred them into finger-thick strips. I find the easiest way to do this is to pile the leaves on top of one another, then roll them up and shred them with a large knife.
Bring a pan of water to the boil, salt it lightly and add the cabbage. Let it boil for barely a couple of minutes. You want the leaves to be tender but still bright green and perky. Meanwhile, crush the peppercorns and juniper berries lightly with a pestle and mortar, or with a heavy object on a chopping board. Drain the cabbage, return the empty pan to the heat and melt the butter in it. Toast the crushed spices in the butter for a minute or two until fragrant, then pour in the cream. Leave to bubble for a minute or two, until it starts to thicken slightly, then season with a very little salt and tip in the drained greens. Toss the cabbage leaves in the spiced cream till they are lightly coated. Serve straightaway, while the sauce is still piping hot and creamy.
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So Manchester City start as they mean to go on: with silverware. Two months after ending a 35-year drought with the FA Cup, they yesterday added the rather less historic Dublin Super Cup. Nevertheless, pre-season gimmick or not, it's a nice habit to get into.
A less appealing one for City is not so easily shed though: their victory was overshadowed by Manchester United. Or, rather, United's extended pursuit of Wesley Sneijder. The Internazionale playmaker deflected questions about his future after yesterday's 3-0 defeat, but did not exactly deny a transfer was possible.
"There is always a chance something will happen but we will see," Sneijder said. "I am happy to train every day with my colleagues and play and whatever happens after that we will see."
His manager Gian Piero Gasperini, meanwhile, admitted there had been contact between United and Sneijder. "I appreciate there's been an offer but it's with Inter the negotiations should take place – I'm not necessarily worried. It's normal to have this type of situation. When clubs have players like this they tend to keep them but when they do sell them it's on their own conditions."
On the actual pitch yesterday Sneijder was eclipsed by the supreme David Silva. The Spaniard set up City's second goal with a glorious reverse through-ball for Edin Dzeko.
"Silva is a fantastic player," the City manager Roberto Mancini said. "He is incredible. Passes like that are simple for him. He has everything."
No one reads too much into any pre-season tournament but there were still some real positives for Mancini to take beyond the tidy nature of the victory. For a start, the thought of Silva combining with Sergio Aguero – who was too fatigued to play – must be hugely appealing for City.
But, secondly, there was the form of City's other strikers. Mario Balotelli opened the scoring against his old club on 45 minutes with an excellent header. That was only one good aspect of a disciplined display that was in marked contrast to last week's backheel antics in America.
"Mario played well," Mancini said. "I think that if he plays with the same concentration like he did today then we will be happy. It's important he concentrates.
"I talk to him every day. I hope he has learned from what happened last week. I think he has to, but I don't really know. I hope he will understand, but we will see in the future. What I do know is that if he plays like today he can be one of the best players."
Just after half-time Balotelli's strike partner Dzeko scored from Silva's pass. His composed finish reflected a performance that was much more assured than those of his first games for the club at the start of the year. "The first two or three months [after signing] are very difficult," Mancini explained, "but he has a lot to offer us."
The only issue arising from such form, though, is City's huge surplus of strikers – particularly if Carlos Tevez actually stays. "When Carlos comes back on Thursday we will have four strikers fighting for the shirts," Mancini added. "That's good for us. When you are playing in four competitions, we need that."
The queues at shooting practice are likely to be eased, however, by the departures of Craig Bellamy and Emmanuel Adebayor. "It is possible there have been conversations about Craig Bellamy between us and Celtic," the City manager confirmed. "I met Craig two days ago. I spoke with him for 10 minutes. It was a friendly conversation, everything was normal. He told me something I want to keep to myself. If Celtic want Craig, he is a good player and I think he can go.
"It's the same with Adebayor. I don't have any update. He wants to go to Real Madrid and, if they want to take him, they can." As to taking Samir Nasri from Arsenal, Mancini did not want to risk angering Arsène Wenger again."Nasri is an Arsenal player and I don't want to speak about him."
Mancini remains insistent, however, that – despite yesterday's impressive display and even Adam Johnson's late third goal – securing at least Nasri and someone else is vital to finally overshadowing United. And not just in the Community Shield on Sunday.
Goals: Manchester City Balotelli 45, Dzeko 46, Johnson 90
Internazionale (4-5-1) Cesar; Bianchetti, Crisetig (Muntari, 25), Ranocchia, Chivu (Mariga, 75); Stankovic, Caldirola (Natalino, 68), Sneijder (Santon, 75), Pandev (Castaignos, 53), Alvarez (Pazzini 64); Eto'o
Manchester City (4-3-3): Hart; Richards, Kolarov (Rekik, 87), Kompany, Lescott; De Jong, Touré (Suarez, 88), Milner (Johnson, 80); Silva (Barry 80), Balotelli (Wright-Phillips, 74), Dzeko.
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One family home for sale by owner in Ware Shoals, SC 29692. 16 yo home four bedrooms two bathrooms 2000 sq-ft lots of storage, Play...
$325,000 - For Sale by Owner
1780 Poplar Springs Road Ware Shoals, SC 29692Details »
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